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I Big Eight Effort Miffs Cyclones It Rally Past Colorado St I kick) We Okla 0 0 A Gym 0 0 7 10 PRICE ET 3395 167 35B5 177 3795 IM 198 216 In end zone 229 242 4595 251 4895 271 290 Motor SAVE or Only 10 iMcrif wn 9X11 31 23 BELLEVUE 1J EXPIRES 10 2 83 i YU Sets Passing Record QUAKER STATE 0 0 2 2 Jeff Besong set up first score when he recovered a fumble at the Bearcat 25 May capped a short 4895 259 4495 239 0 0 inter didn't 10 0 10 7 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 Syracuse Uses Wheel To Top Rutgers 3 2 2 2 2 2 One vehicle per coupon Not valid with any other otters OKU 63 21 10? 11 14 7 2 7 37 5 2 8 66 31:39 PtS 22681 586' 65 69 133 79 57 Op 49 45 40 49 56 79 87 97 P22575RX14 HR78X14 P20575R15 R78x15 4295 4495 I6 2J I 3 30 Young already holds the record for most consecutive completions over more than one game at 22 Air orce Academy Colo (AP) Steve Young passed for 496 yards and three touchdowns completing 18 passes in a row during one stretch to spark Brigham Young to a 46 28 Western Ath letic Conference football victory over Air orce Saturday Young who hit on 39 of 49 throws set an NCAA record for most consecutive completions in a game with his string of 18 breaking the mark of 15 held by four players 0 21 6 0 0 SYR 16 50 218 78 31 8 16 0 4 31 ISU 16 39 21 231 15 16 28 0 7 30J 3 2 5 40 28:55 MU 19 60 286 77 26 7 14 2 8 38 2 1 10 83 32:44 (2 Blocks South of I 80 at 84th St) HOURS: Open 7 30 til 5:30 Sat 7 30 til 2 00 Closed Sundays house of mufflers KSU 27 52 313 192 0 11 20 0 3 49 5 2 7 51 CSV 13 51 150 50 0 8 15 1 7 29 3 2 Syracuse NY (AP) Syracuse's Wheel Drive" defense' stopped Rutgers twice on fourth down and short yardage in the final period Saturday to preserve a 17 13 Orangemen win Tlie victory was 500th in 94 college football seasons The Or angemen's all time record is 500 347 45 It was also the third win in a row for the Orangemen 3 1 and marked the first time since 1979 that Syracuse has started that quickly Syracuse will play 1 Nebraska in Lincoln Saturday The Orange scored all their points during a second quarter outburst which saw Don McAulay kick a 35 yard field goal and Harold Gayden plow for touchdowns of 1 and 3 yards The Scarlet Knights stunned by the Syracuse defense in the second quarter rallied in the second half behind sopho more quarterback Eric Hochberg and tlie running of Dwayne Hooper Hochberg drove Rutgers within range of a 49 yard field goal by Tom i Angstadt early in the third quarter and Hooper lugged the ball 26 yards on I three carries later in the period to set up his own 6 yard scoring scamper Angstadt added a 33 yard field goal in tlie fourth quarter 1 Syracuse preserved the win by stop 1 ping Vernon Williams of Rutgers for no gain on fourth and 1 at its own 12 yard line on the first play of the quarter and again with 1:53 remaining when Orange defensive back Vic Bellamy knocked a fourth down pass away from tight end Alan Andrews on the 30 ReserveBack Helps Cowboys Win 3rd in Row College Station Texas (AP) Shawn Jones made up for three first period fumbles by pushing for 203 yards on 37 carries as unbeaten Oklahoma State rolled 10 a 34 15 victory Saturday over Texas Oklahoma State is off to'aS start for the first time tn eight years while Texas lost for the second time in three outings or the second straight game Jones starred as the replacement for injured Ernest Anderson the leading rusher a year ago He triggered a bar rage of three second quarter touchdowns with an 80 yard run Rusty Hilger then threw touchdown passes of 17 and 43 yards to Jamie Har ris to give the Cowboys a 23 6 halftime lead All three second period touchdowns followed Texas turnovers start ing with an end zone interception by free safety Adam Hinds when the Ag 'gies were threatening to increase an early 6 0 lead built on field goals of 45 and 58 yards by Alan Smith Switzer ing happen many The Sooners 2 relied on the solid running of freshman tailback Earl Johnson to build a 28 0 halftime lead But Tulsa a scrappy 2 2 team whose only other loss was a 17 14 decision to Arkansas blitzed Oklahoma with 18 fourth quarter points all scored in a five minute span before the Sooners finally held onto the ball long enough to run down the clock RUT IB 4I 147 I have Switzer his Soon back WYO 22 50 190 211 12 12 17 0 3 61 2 2 6 77 31:04 The victory was costly for the Soon ers Johnson filling in for the injured day Marcus Dupree: left the game with an P21575R15 GR78x15 P22575R15 HorJR78x15 77CD4 LR78X15 5995 ytE's DISCOUNT TIRES 4310 84th P16580R13 AR78X13 P17580R13 I BR78X13 P18580R13 1 CR78X13 P17575RX14 B78x14 I P18575R14 CR78X14 riaaraniH DorER78x144095 P20575R14 R78X14 P21575R14 I GR78x14 All Games 0 0 Eiplrae fi Vi oinerennai i ill brake fluid ill battery 1 ili transmission fluid Lubrication is dur only business! We service all makes foreign A domestic uonventent onve mru 3795 as 3895 runs of 44 and 36 yards Vogel com pleted eight of 13 pass attempts for 167 yards and the TD He was intercepted twice Colorado took command on its first possession when Vogel and Brown teamed up for a 50 yard gain that put the Buffaloes on the Oregon State 2 Johnson went over right tackle for the touchdown State 0 0 ft olorado 21 0 7 10 38 Johnson 2 run (ield kick) Donaldson 44 pass interception (ield kick) Brown 62 pass from Vogel (ield kick) Johnson 29 run (ield kick) ield 25 Bynum 6pass from Seay (Breen kick) Arnold 15 run (ield kick) Bynum 25 pass from Seay (Breen kick) A vdzOvw irst downs Rushes vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penolties vords Time of Possession I A "US replaced starting quarterback Kimball in the second half After a Missouri punt Cannales led the Aggies from their own 23 to the Missouri 16 His desperation pass in the end zone fell incomplete as time ran out Willie Beacher booted a 44 yard field goal in the first quarter to put the Ag gies ahead 3 0 The Tigers took the lead on Adler's scoring pass tight end Tony Davis and a 34 yard Brad Burditt field goal in the second quarter Utah State Missouri DCUUI 1CI Davis 11 passfrom Adler (Burditt kick) 34 Burditt Drain 22 run Burditt kick White 2 run (Beecher kick) irst downs Rushes yords Passing yards Return yards Passes umbles lost Penaltics yards Time of Possession SS (402) 331 3700 Continued from 1 ii '4 USC and especially because so maty my friends and relatives were i 6 Seurer a senior threw for 270 yards in the opening half as the jhree touchdown underdog Jayhawks took a £20 13 advantage into the just a tremendous quar said USC Coach Ted Tollner Also turning in an outstanding pefor mance was Bruce Kallmeyer who booted four field goals including one of 24 yards early in the final period and another of 28 yards with 5:44 remaining as Kansas pulled away from a 20 20 tie He earlier had hit from 42 and 20 yards special teams provided the other Kansas touchdown Elvis Patterson blocked Troy punt at tempt and Willie Pless recovered in the Trojan end zone to give Kansas a 10 3 lead in the first quarter The victory left Kansas with a 2 1 1 record The Jayhawks earlier had lost to Northern Illinois and been tied by lexas Christian before whipping Wich ita State 57 6 last weekend The Trojans dropped to 1 lanker Darren Green was favorite target grabbing seven passes for a school record 197 yards That eclipsed the old Kansas standard of 153 yards set by Bill Schaake in 1949 Kallmeyer also broke the Jayhawk record with his 14th field goal of the young season He had established the previous school mark of 12 in 1982 Southern Michael Harper tied the contest at 20 when he broke loose on a 58 yard scoring run in the third quar ter The other points came on Sean 54 yard scoring pass to Joe Corniier and field goals of 27 and 46 yards by rank Jordan Included in passing display was a 74 yard play to Green That set up the touchdown toss to Johnson that gave Kansas a 10 point lead The defense was able to keep the running game in check most of the contest holding Sou thern Cal to 129 yards Harper finished as the leading ground gainer with eight car ries for 78 yards the bulk of the yardage on his long touchdown jaunt Kansas io At Southern Cal 3 Jordon 29 Kollmever 42 Pless blocked punt recovery (Kollmeyer kick) Kans KnllmpvAr 90 Cormier 54 pass from Salisbury (Jordan kick) Johnson 7 pass from Seurer Kallmeyer kick) drives of 74 and 49 yards for two fourth quarter touchdowns just progressmg my reads well enough eany Archer said were fortunate to be able to rise to the occasion at the I Colorado' State Jbehind the pun ishing running of freshman Stve oariaiu ieu oe foje Iowa State scored on ti 1 yard plunge 'by Archer WIU uiicc inuiuun Arhr left in the half Arcner Davenport oils Cincinnati 31 23 Louisville Ky (AP) Ron Daven port ran for two touchdowns in less than two minutes and Dean Mav ac counted for a pair of scores as Louis drive with a 5 yard scoring run at the ville defeated Cincinnati 31 23 Saturday 10:36 mark of the first period night SIAM irst downs Rushes vards Passing yards Return yards Posses Punts avg umbl6s lost Penaltles yords Tims nf PotcAteinn RUSHING OSU Jones 37 203 Zachary 512 Hawkins 13 41 Bernsfine 11 34 Smith 5 28 OSU Hilger 9 16 0 137 I Jackson 2 2 0 18 Mazur 9 24 4 71 Murray 3 7 0 85 OSU Harris 6 107 Jones 2 22 Nelson 4 92 Siler 3 18 Teal 2 31 UCLA 10Colorado State 17 Tulsa 18 Utah State 10Oregon State 14 Texas 15 USC 20 Wyoming 25 Ames Iowa (AP) Senior quar terback David Archer said he and his teammates just it in the fourth quarter as Iowa State rallied to a 21 17 victory over Colorado State Satur MI rtirtn'f nlav wpII in the first nMrf nf ahkle injury hfter raining 143 yapfe on Archer said when it 18 carries Other Oklahoma starters in came time to either win the game or let1 JuretLincluded linebacker Jackie Shipp a team beat us that we should beat we and tackles Rick Bryan and Bob Ster all sucked it The Sooner offensive line which Archer who completed 6 of 17 passes' outweighed defensive front by the first three quarters connected on an average of 37 pounds a man pushed io of 11 passes as the Cyclones had uie Hurricane arounu ineneiu in ine first half producing a 44 yard touchdown run by Johnson touchdown runs by quarterback Danny Bradley and fullback Spencer Tillman TillM 0 0 AlGklohoma 14 14 0 0 28 Johnson 44 run (Lashor ktck) Qklo Tillman 1 run (Loshar Bradley 1 run (Loshar kick) OkioRhvmes 71 pass from Brodiey (Losba? kick) 1 run (runfailed) Green 17 pass fronfBpoker (run failed) 1 Hersey 4 pass from Oliver (pass foiled) a nnu irst downs Rushes vards Passing yards Return yards Posses 7 Hums umbles lost Penolties yards Time of Possession Big Eight Goes 8 0 It was a good day for Big Eight Conference football teams Satur day The Big Eight swept its eight game non conference football schedule to boost its record against outside competition to 19 8 1 this Missouri 17 Utah State 10 Columbia Mo (AP) ullback Eric Drain ran 22 yards for one touchdown and Marlon Adler tossed an 11 yard scoring pass to lead Missouri past Utah State 17 10 Saturday The Aggies rallied for a fourth quar ter touchdown behind backup quar terback Chico Cannales He then con nected on five consecutive passes to drive deep into Missouri territory be fore time ran out Dram's touchdown run with 5:33 left in the third quarter capped an 80 yardMissouri drive that gave the Tigers a 17 3 lead Drain who finished with 95 yards on 19 carries carried five times the drive for 37 varrfc Backup quarterback Warren Seitz led Missouri in the second half after starter Adler was forced io leave the game with pain in his abdomen after he was hit while throwing He was taken to a hospital and team otticials said the se nior suffered a deep rib and abdomen bruise Tailback Mark White scored on a dive from the 2 with 4:56 left in the fourth quarter to cap an 87 yard Utah State drive engineered by Cannales He RONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL 1495 I Most Cara 'Tin 13 i 40 17 182 33 193? 11 34 6 2 6 30 28:21 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Tulsa Gunftfr 10 47 White 9 16 hnmn Inhncnn 1R 11T TlllniAn 1674 Tulsa GO9 119'114 102 Oklahoma Bradley 14 7 2 107 Tulsa Green 4 53 Gunter 4 30 Oklahoma Rhymes 2 80 Rutgers 0 0 Syracuse 0 17 McAulov 35 Govden 1 run (McAulay kick) Gayden 3 run (McAulay kick) Angsfadl 49 Hoopur 6 run (Angstadt kick) 33 irst downs Rushns yords Passing yards Rtfurn yards Passes 1 umbles lost Penalties yards Tima of Possession 5 YEAR BATTERY 3995 Exchanged Most Cars LT Vans OSU 14 51 257 155 113 11 18 0 7 40 6 5 13 132 10 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS jCheck tire A ill windshield pressure lUe washer 1 9 ill power a steering fluid NO APPT NECESSARY Kansas State 27 Wyoming 25 Manhattan Kan (AP) Kansas State frustrated by its inability to con vert yards into points exploded for three third quarter touchdowns and es caped a Wyoming rally in the final mi nutes to claim a 27 25 win Saturday night The outcome decided until the Rick Donnelly was barely Short on a 49 yard field goal attempt with 25 seconds to play He also missed a 34 yarder with two minutes left Wyoming which let a 15 point lead slip away while dropping to 2 2 got wi thin three points of winning when Don nelly hit a 30 yard field goal with 8:12 remaining The Wildcats 2 2 took their first lead of the game 27 22 when Greg Dage forde capped a 76 yard march with a 2 yard scoring run one minute into the fourth quarter Dageforde who finished with 175 yards on 30 carries also scored two of Seurer Kansas State three touchdowns the third quarter on runs' of 7 yards and 1' IZ oneoc I Irteafr'' yard capping drives of 80 and 57 yards JLX1 IXCUlddd vJLJdd The other State touchdown on a 32 vard pass from' Doug to Mik6 Wallace ending a 73 yard drive Wallace finished with six receptions for uvyaius 'V WYomtmi 14'0 8 Kansas state 0 21 Baumberger6 run (Donnelly kick) a WYO GoHigan 2 run (Donnelly kick) Dageforde 7 run (Wllhs kick! Evons 20 run (Goffigon run) Wallace 32 poss from Bogue (run foiled) Dageforde 1 run (Willis kick) Dageforde 2 run (Willfs kick) Donnelly 30 A TA 700 irst downs Rushes vards Passing yards Return vards Passes Punts umbles lost Penolties vards Time of Possession INDIVIDUALLEADERS Wiedeman 12 49 Evons 8 41 KS Dageforde 30 175 James 4 89 Baumberger 12 17 0 211 KS Bo gue 11 20 0 192 Kolodzieiski 5 97 Novacek 5 65 KS Wallace 6 130 James 2 20 28:37 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Boi 2 23 Belleno 4 1 Horhtwrri 3 2J) Co Vin'don 27 111 Goydcn 21 67 Scliwedos I Ji Ziegler 1 4 Norleri 3 7 SIGNS THAT TELL YOU WHEN TO LOOK OR THIS ONE 1 Brakes are squealing 2 Brake pedal reels mushyt 3 Car pulls to side when you brake 4 Brake pedal or steering wheel shakes 5 Brakes grab with the least pressure 6 Brake pedal is too hard 7 Warning light is on These could all be signs of serious brake problems Get a free brake 2 SUNDAY WORLD HERALD September 25 1983 I USC 17 30 129 233 0 19 35 0 6 37 6 1 9 93 25:08 Kansas Bell 12 52 Mlmbs 8 39 Jones 9 32 USC Harper 8 78 Crutcher 16 66 Salisbury 5 (minusl5) Kansas Seurer 26 38 USC Salisbury 19 35 0 233 Kansas Jones 8 13 Green 7 197 McGee 3 82 Mlmbs 3 33 USC Cornwell 5 37 Nor man 4 35 Cormier 3 88 COL 20 41 268 210 52 13 20 2 TA 1 1 8 48 28:20 OS Oglesby 23 109 McKittrick 7 13 Holmes 4 7 Col Rouson 9 106 Johnson 8 5X Egging 12 45 OS Seay 14 23 2 185 McKittrick 6 25 0 98 Col Vogel 8 13 2 167 Marshall 5 7 0 43 OS Laverty 5 63 Bynum 4 83 Ad orns 3 49 Oglesby 3 34 Col Brown 5 143 Embree 3 32 Alexander 2 12 BRAKES DRUMM DISC RONT A 95 or REAR Big Eight Standings Nebraska 0 0 Oklahoma State 0 uoiorgao Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Kansas State Iowa State Nationwide Warranty ALL SEASON Steel Radials Wide Tread White Wall 1st 2795 White Wall P15580R13 $151 P15580RX12 $141 SIZE Colorado State 10 7 Iowa State 0 7 Bartalo4 run (Poole kick) Poole 23 Nugent 1 run (Poolekick) I QI Archer 1 run Rnrhrnrit kirk 1 I QI I QmAlHt nn fmm Arrher Anrhrnrit Levingston 34 pass from Archer (Bachrodt KICKI 49817 irst downs Rushes vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penalties vartfs Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL LEADERS CSU Bartolo 43 134 ISU Davis 21 34 CSU Neugent 8 15 1 50 ISU Archer 16 28 0 231 CSU LeBel 4 32 ISU Henderson 4 8 Jacobs 4 29 Archer scrambled for 11 yards on the next play and then hit tight end Dave Smoldt with a 5 yard scoring pass across the middle The Iowa defense allowed the Rams ong first down on their next pos session forcing them into a punting si tuatioh with three minutes left in the ggme Tim Zubrandt managed a 21 yghi punt into the wind and the Cy1 i I clones started their winning drive os a After a scoreless third quarter the their own 49 5 luuiiii quariri ueiutjgeu uj luwa oiaie Cyclone Coach JiriiCnner credited the defense with leading the eomeback was pleased with the Cnner said deserved the vic 1 ThetWin was Cfjper's first in three tries as Iowa State's coach Colorado State dropped to 0M With: Iowa State trailine 17 7 and just under 10 minutes left Archer connected on four straight passes to move Iowa State from its own 2L to the Colorado' State 27 After being sacked for an 8 yard loss I by defensive end Keith Pitts Archer hit i wide receiver Tracy Henderson with a 19 yard pass fora Cyclone first down at us 13 36 112 201 32 13 27 0 in at 2 1 10 108 27:16 iNnivimiAi i EAnrot US Bynum 9 48 Gotes 4 15 White 7 8 Adorns 3 4: Drain 19 95 Barbosa 18 82 Seitz 9 51 Adler 7 21 US Canales 10 15 0 166 Kimball 3 12 0 35 Adler 3 9 2 39 Seitz 4 5 0 38 US Miller 5 78 ernandes 3 57 O'Neal 1 23 Barbosa 2 28 Shorthose 2 25 Davis OS 22 43 154 283 27 20 48 2 7 39 5 2 7 61 31:40 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Archer completed an 8 yard pass td Anthony Davis coming out of the back field Archer then hit Henderson for a 19 yard gam that was nullified by a holding call aded with second aha 12 Archer went to Henderson again for 17 yards and a hrst down at the 34 On the next play Archer found Curtis Levingston open in the left flat The 5 foot 8 142 pound freshman dodged de fenders aHtJran across the field Hen derson got a block by fullback Jason Jacobs at the 11 yard nhe to spring hgri into the end zone Bartalo had 74 of his game high 134 yards rushing the first half He set a school record with 43 carries the game inspection today at your neighborhood brake service specialist RONT and REAR BRAKES WOj Most American oreign Cars Cv Metallic Lining Light Trucks $10 extra THE 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE IOSTR LUBE LUGA I IMINO 58th CENTER 553 6851 85th MAPLE 397 2076 132n1 330 2981 OPEN 8 6 Sat 8 5 0 0 RESULTS SATURDAY rveorasnq Iowa Slate 21 Olkohoma 28 'Missouri 17 Colorado 38 Oklahoma State 34: Kansas 26 Kansas State 27 i Check ar filter (extra charge lor replacement) 1 Drain oil TRANSMISSION i Install new transmission filter (AAQE I Add transmission vUlluv 1 fluid A3 Test transmission wwoupon No appointment necessary I Products S1 295 Lubricate all points 4 on a chassis ALL SERVICE SPECIAL RADIATOR POWER LUID LUSH Pressure 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again connected with only 19 seeonds left in the first half af ter linebacker James Spencer's inter ception Oklahoma At Texas A Smith45 A Smith 58 RA run Pnnrh kirk 1 OSU Harris 17 pass from Hilger (Roach kick) Harris 43 pass from Hilger Roach kick OSU Roach 21 Roach 49 GA Smith 22 Ham 69 pass interception (Roach kick) Nelson 38 pass from Murray (pass failed) 14 4049 156 35 12 31 4 7 44 51 7 43 27:46 Why Pay $1995 When You Get the Sama Sarvlce eaturing ine Kendall I Lube Oil A ilter rtus tree unaer car inspection InoludM up to 5 qt bnlMuAMM Kndll 10W 40 oil frseww wta raw SALE A Switzer in 100th Win Norman Okla (AP) Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer didn't sound like a man who'd just won his 100th college football game my 17 years of coaching this sec ouu nan was me worst 30 minutes of jT football that has ever been played bv fa team coached" said after '1 eighth ranked ers turned Tulsa 28 18 threw ceptions We block anybody We run and we make anyth are just making too OWI i115Cwtf 55M79I NORTHWEST: NN N3 7IN DOWNTOWN: 17 li 7 I 2 Wilkr 1 tijH 1 HM ovuinncoi I I I MlOLfimolrW aMHIM Ml 5 1 i KJT and brakes Jordan 46 Harper 58 run (Jordon kick) Kallmeyer 24 Kallmeyer 28 49255 Kans irst downs 27 Rushes yards 39 98 Passing yords 385 Return yards 16 Posses 26 38 1 Punts 4 30 umbles lost 3 1 Penalties yards 8 57 Time of Possession 34:52 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS.