The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • 19

Blitz Iowa and Huskers Pound 5 25 5 37 Loses Jeff 0 7 7 Marlin pass which 'A 6 four and shut 0 7 Stanley fourth of 21 Tigers Edge Cyclones With ield Goal Half Marathon Saturday at Lake Manawa Over 80 runners entered the 13 mile race Nonpareil Photo COLUMBIA Mo (AP) Sophomore Tim Gibbons booted a 37 yard field goal with six minutes and 20 seconds left lifting Missouri to a 10 7 victory over Iowa State in Big Eight Conference football Saturday kick snapping a 7 7 tie followed the missed chip shot less than two minutes ear lier by Iowa State kicker Tom Bennett kick) Largest 13 (Bennett kick) A 7650 AvoHa Captures State Class A Crown 21 6 9 7 7 0 33 0 0 9 6 i from Bruemmen Goedjen who also missed in the final seconds The victory boosted Missouri to 4 2 in the conference and into a tie for tliird place Iowa State fell to 2 4 Missouri is 6 4 in all games this season Iowa State is 4 6 Until given a gift offensive efforts were futile and Iowa State took a 7 0 lead at halftime Quarterback Wayne Stanley pitched a 28 yard to'uchdown pass to split end Hob Overton near the end of the first half but soon afterward Iowa State Peddling Mong is Diana Spotswood of Omaha as she paces her boyfriend MarkSmith also of Omaha in the Council Bluffs Offense Sputtered After Ohio State scored its two third quarter touchdowns offense sputtered The best opportunity came in the fourth when they marched to the Ohio State six yard line but were The earlier statement did not mention the mounting financial and legal problems had said that the lorida Blazers 14 6 would play Birmingham 15 5 in a semifinal game in Orlando la next Thursday and the winner would play Memphis 17 3 in the World Bowl Nov 2 Thus the Western Division champion Southern California Sun would not be involved in the playqffs under that ar rangement However a spokesman for the Sun said team owner Larry Hatfield had spoken "at least eight times in the past two hours with John the owner of the Memphis Southmen and chairman of the WL Executive Committee The Sun spokesman said the new playoff schedule would in clude Eastern champion lori da Central champ Memphis Western champ Southern Cali fornia and a fourth team to be named Sunday Earlier hearing that the Sun was not in the playoffs Sun General Manager Curly Morri son said going to go to just three teams then make them tlie division champions IOWA CITY Iowa Ar chie Griffin and Champ Henson bulldozed for 253 yards Satur day and fourth rated Ohio State downed scrappy Iowa 35 10 to set up another final game showdown for the Big Ten Con ference football title Henson slammed for three touchdowns and junior Griffin rushed for 175 yards in 23 car ries and scored a touchdown but the sluggish Buckeyes had problems with 29 point under dog Iowa The victory pushed former No 1 rated Ohio State to 9 1 on the season and 6 1 in the con ference The Buckeyes host Conference leader Michigan next Saturday pass for a touchdown and ran for another as Avoca Avo Ha overran Lc Grand LD 21 6 in the state Class A high school championship football game Saturday Avoca 11 0 started on its own 1 fl yard line completed three passes in the 81 yard drive which was capped bv a 29 yard scoring pass from tom Wilson to Peterson second touchdown was set up when LD punted to its own 38 It took seven all on the to en able Peterson to scamper four yards for the score to give Avoca a 14 0 halftime lead Midway through lhe third quarter Avoca started on its 31 and went 59 yards in 10 plays for its final a one yard run by Wilson LcGrand 10 1 went to the air in the final period completing four passes which netted 49 yards of the 65 yard scoring march The touchdown came on a two yard toss from Dan Wol ken to Hick Ovcrstake LeGrand OOO 6 6 Avoca 7 7 7 0 21 Peterson 29 pass from Wilson (Ja cobson kicks Peterson 4 run (Jacobson kick) Wilson 1 run (Jacobson kick) fl eighth leading passer hit 20 of 31 for 291 yards The loss closed sea son at 3 7 1 Tulsa finishes its regular season in two weeks al Houston and Is hopeful of a Tangerine Bowl bid Tulsa 21 0 14 Drake 0 7 0 Largent 5 pass from Blount (Bennett kick) Largent IS pass from Blount (Ben nett kick)' Largent 5 pas from Blount (Bennett kick) Sports News Council Bluffs Nonpareil After a scoreless first quarter the Cardinals offense began clicking sparked by fullback Scott Laidlaw who broke his season high rushing mark in the first half Aided by Laidlaw who 'car ried 21 times for 142 yards Stanford got on the scoreboard midway through (he second period with a 31 yard field goal Griffin romping the final 19 yards But Iowa came right back moving 71 yards with Hod Well ington scoring Ute touchdown from two yards out And on the possession Iowa again started at its own 29 and mounted a drive But a penalty stalled the momentum and Quartaro hit the field goal which added two yards to the Iowa record set in 1957 by Bob Prescott and equaled a vear ago by Terry Kokolus After managing only 131 yards in 21 rushes in the first half Ohio State piled up 250 yards in the final two quarters in 29 carries with Griffin and Henson doing most of the lug ging ullback Henson finished stopped by penalties and pass incompletions Iowa marched 71 yards in 15 plays for its first touchdown and picked up its other score with 1:39 left in the half on a school record 47 yard field goal by Nick Quartaro Iowa took the opening kickoff and was moving the ball effec tively and had reached the Buckeye 31 before halfback Jim Jensen fumbled and Doug Plank recovered A personal foul and four run ning plays later Henson scored from the four yard line The drive covered only 45 yards An interception by Steve Luke at the Iowa 31 late in the first quarter set up the second Ohio State touchdown The drive took only three plays with Iowa rushing while Stanley completed 24 passes for 164 yards Iowa Stale 07 Missouri 00 IS Overton 28 pass from (Goedien kick! MO Muse 18 pass from Galbreath (Gibbons kick) MO Gibbons 37 A 48642 AvoHa Has Six Conference champion AvoHa posted a 9 0 mark and had six players on the squad backs Bill Rock Wayne Allen and Jeff Peterson and linemen Charlie Pattee and Tom Wilson Carson Macedonia finished with a 7 2 record and were represented by lineman Kevin Moss and backs Jeff Bisbee and Roy Gravett But Tom Eilers and Tom Donney the Panthers top two running backs all year were overlooked Missouri Valley Treynor and Tri Center also had three players on the squad while Griswold Shelby and Underwood had two each They are: Valley backs Lynn Sass and Michael Deal and lineman Bill Chnstoffersen backs Matt Spring and Schroeder and lineman Ron Dukes Tri Center backs Dave Barner and Dave Lcfeber and lineman Les Redinbaugh linemen Terry Keiser and Larry Wallace linemen Duane Dea and rank Lesch All Southwest Iowa halfback Brian Hendrix and lineman Denny Johnsen Mark Scheuman of Oakland and Douglas Shepherd of Walnut were also named to the squad as backs By The Associated Press CHAMPIONSHIPS Class AAAA Davenport West 14 West Das Moines Dowling 10 Class AAA Decorah 23 Atlantic 6 Class AA Mount Vernon 14 Garner Hayfield 6 Class A Avoca Avo Ha 2b LeGrand LD 6 JEERSON Towa (AP) Jeff Peterson latched onto a back keeper by Dave Becker two plays later for the score The victory wraps tip a 9 1 season for Decorah including a 37 20 victory over airfield in the first round of the third annual prep playoffs The loss gave Atlantic a 9 2 season following the 6 3 overtime playoff victory over Emmetsburg last Satur day Decorah held the West Io wans to just 132 total yards and six first downs while pulling together a ground attack of 212 yards and gaining 73 more inrougn me air Decorah Atlantic Inangcf 27 pass (kick failed) Sacauitna 24 TG Hovcy 3 run (Sacqultne kick) Hovey 3 run (Sacqultne kick) A Becker 1 run (pass tailed) Eight Spots To La Ma Logan Magnolia has three representatives on tho Boyer Valley all conference offensive team and five on the defensive squad Offensive picks were end Ted Bosworth center Gene Esser utility lineman Lynn Dickinson and running back Mark Leonard Defensive selections are end Gene Esser tackle Jack Gochenour guard Lynn Dickinson linebacker Mike Hinkle and back Jim Merriman Hinkle also made the second team offensive squad at guard and Merriman landed a berth at running back Second team defensive picks from LoMa are tackle Kyle Black and Mark Leonard at linebacker All Southwest Iowa guard Barney Johnson was named to the first team offense along with teammate Joe Book at running back Johnson was also a first team defensive linebacker and Ron Kenkel also of Woodbine is a first team defensive back Woodbine players on second team are Keith Mullinex Colin Kenkel Ron Kenkel Tim Alvis RickCoenen Coach Of The Year Jay Mills of Manilla was named Coach of the Year by coaches in the Coon Valley Conference Manilla captured the conference championship this year with an 8 1 record and narrowly missed a berth in the state playoffs Inove the to make counted State from the fourth period but it did them no good A field goal attempt from the same spot minutes later missed the uprights Willi 7:49 3'omaining in the game Hailey fumbled the ball away on the Nebraska 29 The Huskers recovered but fumbled it away themselves on the next play Even so Kansas Slate manage another score In the second period the Wildcats seemed touchdown bound but tailback Carlos Whitfield fumbled and linebacker Tom Ruud j'ecovered on the Huskcr 17 The Wildcats intercepted two Hiinini passes one in lhe third ana another tn me period Hunim hit 12 aerials for 177 yards Kansas Sials 0 0 Nebraska 7 7 14 7 35 Westbrook 18 pass from Humrri Coyle kick Anthony 5 run Coy I kick Nr Jenkins 37 pas from Humin Coyle kick Doak fumble recovery Coyle kick Scobey 2 run Cheves kick Moran 2 run Coyla kick 76188 Murphy 1 8 pass from (Gatfnr fcirki Largent 16 pass from Blount (Ben nett kick) Mitchell I) pass from Blount (Ben nett kick) 7 Bennett 45 O'Connor 1 run (Gaffney kick) Duggerr 6 ass from Hickerson from Hickerson irst downs Rushcs yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts vmbles iost Penattics yards Atlantic Tilte Match 23 6 AMES Iowa Decorah champions of the Northeast Iowa Conference cruised to a 23 6 victory over Atlantic and the Class' AAA football cham pionship Saturday The Vikings struck early mounting a 66 yard drive fol lowing the opening kickoff and scored on a 27 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Paul Bruemmer to Phil inangcr Decorah took a 9 0 first quar ter lead late in the period on a 24 yard field goal by Jim Sac quitne following an Atlantic fumble Workhorse running back Tom 143 yards in 36 carries scored the first of his two touchdowns with 1:33 remaining in the first half on a three yard run cap ping a 42 yard Viking drive that took just nine plays Hovey scored in the' third quarter on a three yard run for the final touchdown of the afternoon giving the Deco rah a 23 0 edge The Trojans who had scored 273 points in route to the Class AAA finals at Clyde Williams ield were held scoreless until midway through the final peri od when a 21 yard pass from quarterback Jack Bunce to Jeff Lang set up a one yard quarter when Tony zone managed tho third tally ho recovered fullback fumble In the end Davis dropped the ball from one yard out The only Wildcat score came in the fourth period sifter Den nis razee blocked a Nebraska punt on the Huskcr five ull back Roscoe Scoblc scored two plays later from the two The win left Nebraska 8 2 overall and 5 1 in the Big Eight Kansas State fell to 0 6 in the loop and 3 7 overall ullback Jeff Moran rounded out the scoring when he powered over from the two yard line with 28 seconds (remaining Tlie Wildcats were able to inove the ball but were unablo a big play when it faked a field goal 36 yard line in lhe Iowa Turnovers Rebounding from a con trovcrsiid 16 13 loss to Michigan State Ohio State capitalized on two Iowa turnovers for a quick 14 0 lead but led only 14 10 at halftime The Buckeyes however un leashed Griffin and Henson in the third quarter and marched 78 and 73 all on the for a 28 10 lead that Iowa challenge Iowa 3 7 overall and 2 5 in the conference had success moving against Ohio State in the first half and held a 1S7 153 yardage edge after the first 30 minutes Griffin rushintr for more than 100 yards for the 21st straight game carried the ball six times for 41 yards in the first ll play touchdown march in the third quarter and had 30 yards in four carries in the sec ond drive Missouri then tied it at 7 7 on Tony 18 vard half back pass to Don Muse and cashed in on its Ione fourth quarter opportunity Before kick Gocd jen was wide on a field goal at tempt from the Missouri 17 Two key penalties spurred a Missouri drive passes sparked an Iowa State surge with time run ning out but Goedjen called on to kick from the 21 failed again at the finish Stymied by Iowa Stale on the ground Missouri picked itself up via the Galbreath pass and 13 for 30 aerial success by Steve Pisarkiewicz Hie Tigers managed only 68 yards on the (ground to Iowa 169 yards but survived with 174 yards passing to the 166 Iowa State also missed a golden opportunity in the sec ond period when fullback Phil Danowskv was stormed less than a yard short of the goal on Hovey who led all runners with a rourrn aown try Mike Strachan pounded out 65 yards and Danowsky 52 for attack 11 of Stanford Bl'asts Oregon 17 0 EUGENE Ore (AP) Quarterback Mike Cordova fired touchdown passes to Ron Inge and Bill Singlcr as Stanford crushed Oregon 17 0 In Pacific 8 Turnovers Hinder Hawkeyes Buckeyes Kansas State 35 7 LINCOLN Neb (AP) Quarterback Dave Tliiinm tossed a pair of touchdown passes to lead sixth ranked Cornluiskcrs to a 35 7 victory over Kansas State in a Rig Eight Conference football game Saturday Tho scoring tosses gave Humm a career total of 41 adding to the Big Eight mark he already holds in that category Nebraska opened scoring with 1:47 remaining in the first period when Humm threw an l8 yar(l TD pass to Don West brook capping a nine play drive covering 6') yards Tho score came on thq second possession reshman quarterback 'Arthur Bailey marched Lite Wildcats from their own 17 Io 30 but tho Huskers stopped I back Edwards on fourth down with less than a yard to go as the first period ended reshman Monte Anthony concluded first half (scoring sixplays lat' when he popped over from the five for second tally Nebraska took the second half kickoff and needed just 2:31 to cover 72 yards os Humm hit Brad Jenkins in the end zone with a 37 yard aerial Huskcr guard Mark Doak in) downs Rushes yards Passing yatds Return yards Passes Punls umbles lost Pcnaltlesyards Davenport West Takes Class AAAA AMES Iowa Daven port West mounted separate 923 yard touchdown drives in the second and third quarters to take the initial momentum from West Des Moines Dowling cn route to a 14 10 victory Sat urday in the state Class AAAA high school football champion ship Mount Vernon Class AA King TAMA Iowa Mark Clark sprinted four yards for a second period touchdown to give Mount Vernon a 14 6 victo ry over Garner Hayfield Satur Conference football Saturday fltlvg Otlfl flirt rtf rt Clnee A A A(Iah rrtnnTrtrw ffortl high school football title touchdown was set up by a 38 yard punt return by Russ Baker late in the second quarter victory was one that Mount Vernon last year when Britt handed Mount Vernon a 34 13 defeat in the title game with yards in 15 carries and climaxed both third quarter drives with one yard scoring runs Reserve fullback Johnson ran 12 yards for Ohio final touchdown with 1:11 to play Wellington and Jensen led offense with 77 and 70 yards rushing respectively Quarterback Rob ick hit nine of 18 passes for 102 yards but had two costly interceptions After tlie slow start Ohio State finished with 403 yards to tal offense to 339 in win ning its 10th straight victory in the scries Ohio Slolo yjj low io 0 10 Henson 4 run (Klabao kick) Grlffm run (Klaban kick) Wellington 2 run (Quartaro kick) Quartaro it Honson I run (Klaban kick) Henton 1 run (Klatusn kick) Johnson 12 run (Klaban kick) 48700 Omahan Wins Marathon Race Paul Wright of Offutt AB fumbled at its own 20 lT CCrtslvi 4Iizn i 4 ieo ignored tne chilly 48 degree temperatures Saturday to win the Council Bluffs Half Marathon at Manawa He ran the 13 mile course around the lake in 1:13:43 43 seconds ahead of second place John time of 1:13:47 Seventy seven runners finished the race out of the 83 entered from western Iowa and eastern Nebraska Mike Bolte of Council Bluffs a cross country runner for Abraham Lincoln this year came in fifth in 1:16:22 for the best time among Council Bluffs entrants Andy Everson a member of the Lewis Central cross country team was 10th and NealSpence finished 22nd Susan Stone of Omaha was 61st in 1:46:23 for the best time among four girls entered The race was organized by Mick reeman of Abraham Lincoln and Craig Neill of Lewis Central both track coaches The top 25 finishers were: 1 Paul Wright Offutt AB Neb 1:13:43 2 John Hawkins Omaha 1:1347 3 Jeff Monroe Ralston 1:14:05 4 Klaus Praesent Offutt AB Neb 1:15:25 5 Mike Bolte Council Bluffs 1:16:22 6 Vaughn Hendricks Offutt AB Neb 1:17:14 7 Paul Toth Offutt AB Neb I ILt 1:1829 1 1:19:23 Troubled WL Switches To our Team Playoff MEMPHIS (AP) The World ootball League which announced earlier Saturday a three team playoff format may have called an audible and switched to a four team ar rangement a league spokes man reported However league official John Bassett said Satur day night will stand by the announcement of the three team format we made this afternoon I have no knowledge of any change A spokesman for the league office in Ixjs Angeles said that an earlier statement released in Memphis by Bassett premature and was not cor The spokesman in Los Ange les said the three league cham pions plus one team would be involved in the playoffs The spokesman said another announcement detailing the re vised plans would be made by league officials here Saturday night but Bassett owner of the Memphis Southmen and chair man of the WL Executive Committee said Saturday night that the only official WL statement coming out of Mem phis was the one he made ear lier in the day Tulsa Smothers Bulldogs 52 14 DES MOINES Iowa (AP) Quarterback Jeb Blount fired five scoring passes three in the first period to lead Tulsa to a 52 14 cruise over Drake in a Missouri Valley Conference football game Saturday The victory let Tulsa sweep Its six Missouri Valley Confer ence games and improve its over all record to 7 3 The Hur ricane had clinched the confer ence championship the previous week Blount shared the limelight with wide receiver Steve Lar gent who fielded five touch down lour from Blount and another from the No 2 quarterback Ron Hickerson tying a Tulsa record Howard Twilley snared five scoring aerials against Louisville in 1965 for the record It was 14 0 before five min utes were gone in the game Blount hit Largent for fiveyards then after a fumble re covery the two hooked up again for an 18 yarder just 16 seconds later The Blount to Largent com bination worked again just be fore the end of the first period another five yard flip Drake scored with seven sec onds left in the first half on an 18 yard pass from Jeff Martin to Alike Murphy but Tulsa scored the first 17 points of the second half for a 35 7 lead Hickerson drilled a six yarder to Jerry Duggerr and another touchdown toss of 13 yards to Largent in the final period to can the scoring Drake lost a scoring oppor tunity and some vital momen tum early in the second half when Jim Herndon fumbled a pitchout at three yard line with the score still 21 7 Drake committed eight turn overs five fumbles and three interceptions Tulsa had two passes picked off and lost three fumbles but they really weren't noticed Tulsa finished with 32 first downs and 548 total 382 through the air Blount the na Hn milling (Her tlie goal line is ohlo Mate fullback Harold Henson for the first touchdown Saturday as Iowa defensive back Bob Elliot (18) tries to stop him Wirc photo Neppel Surge Gives Iowa State Title AMES Iowa (AP) Iowa Peg Neppel surged ahead midway in the race to come in first and lead the Cyclones to the team championship Saturday in the first National Collegiate Cross Country championships here Neppel posted a time of 13 minutes and 54 seconds on the 2 miIe layout over the George Veenker Golf Course Wendy Knudson of Colorado State was second and Southwest Missouri Carol Cook was third Cyclone Barb Brown was the fifth runner across the finish line and Iowa State also was supported by Georgette Goonan (125h) Rohm Evans (135h) and Tweety Wolf (14th) Mary! Barker of Oregon was fourth Rounding out the top 10 individual runners were Cindy Bremser of IVisconsin (6th) Diane Culp of Central Michigan (7th) Susan Parks of Eastern Michigan (Sth) Karen McKeachie of Michigan (Sth) and Ann Kumm Northwest Missouri State (10th) I I VQllo LUdU 4 Honor Squad Hawkeye Eight champion Atlantic landed six players on the all conference offensive defensive squads named last week Glenwood followed with fivts Clarinda Harlan three Red Oak' three Creston Shenandoah two while Lewis Central was out on both the first and second teams Tho Trojans dominated the first team offensive equad with four players Greg Younger the league's leading rusher iNIlck Allen at center second team all state selection Mike Westering at tackle and David Marousck also a lineman End Jim Diaz and back Dave Becker were named to the defensive squad Clarinda players selected were backs Dan Green and Mike urst quarterback Steve Sun derman and end Terry Parrott on offense and linebacker Rick Eberly on defense laneman Tom Bussey and end Steve Williams of Glenwood made the offensive squad while teammates Anthony Barton a lineman and Todd Prather a back were defensive picks Other first team offensive selections include back Ted Goudgc Shcanandoah lineman Denny Peterson Harlan Linemen Roxie Allen Red Oak and Brian Peterson Harlan linebackers Terry Latham Creston and Tom Leincn Harlan end Mike Teachout Shenandoah and back Wayne 'McKenzie Red Oak round out the first team defensive squad Second team offensive selections are quarterback Randy Coatney Glenwood back Sam Allen center Mark Martin and end Phil Langenfeld all of Harlan linemen John Williams Red Oak Mark Woolsey Creston and Craig Booth Atlanticj end Craig Moore Clarinda Second team defensive picks are linemen Larmy Carpenter Clarinda Randy Regie Creston and Greg Ncvcln Red Oak linebackers Ted Goudge Shenandoah Mike Dees Glenwood and Tom Garrison Harlan ends Jeff Lang Atlantic and Jeff Moses Clarinda backs Mark Thielen Harlan and John Wilcox Atlantic Mitts All Conference Iowa School for the Deaf quarterback Charles Mitts was recently named to the Western Iowa All Conference team He teamed with end Ed Olson to form one of the most feared passing combinations in South west Iowa and led the Bobcats do a 2 4 season their best record in recent years Olson however named to the honor squad though he was selected on The Non all city and All Southwest Iowa teams by coaches in the area The 5 9 155 pound junior caught 44 passes for 992 yards and sixi touchdowns In the Bobcats six game schedule lhe averaged over 165 yards in receptions and kicked six extra points Part of the reason Olson was passed over is the method used by the conference in selecting the teams The number of players on the all conference squad from each school is determined by a teams won loss record ISD was 2 4 this year and was allowed only one player along with Oakland and Walnut 5 Hendricks Offutt AB Neb! 8 Tobv Snalnhnwr ntiM 6 lAhn Arrn 1WXZ wvuii Liay UHUIT Ab NCD 1:18:35 10 Andy Everson Council Bluffs 1:19:23 11 Doug Blumhardf Offutt AB Neb 1:21:13 12 Mike Keefe Offutt AB Neb 1:21:28 13 Scott Schneiderman Omaha 1:21:37 14 Richard Burrows Omaha 1:2159 15 Mike Coufal Omaha 1:22:07 16 Rex Schultze Bellevue Neb 1:22:20 17 Dave Walfon Omaha 1:23:32 13 Ron Harder Omaha 1:23:51 19 Lionel Oropeza Omaha 1:23:54 20 James Brod Offutt AB Nob 1:25:26 21 Tony Jackson Creston 1:2528 22 Neal Spence Council Bluffs 1:25:33 23 Ray Dapperf Omaha 1:26:21 24 John Haney Omaha 1:27:03 25 Steve Vanek Omaha 1:27:17 RV I I Met 4 4 i a 8 fir ''A srlllir Whi MM SeoT)c Jlcrriott AA tirA 1MIHP at I L' A' i 'vj' Kf 9 I i 4 Ohio St losv irst downs 22 34 Rushes yards 54314 379 Passing yards 19 uo Return yard 45 3 Passes 12 0 11 23 2 Punts 348 1 41 1 33 Penattleryards 6 82 5 32 Decorah Allanti 15 6 56 212 25 37 73 95 10 20 4 11 1 7 16 1 2 32 4 31 2 2 33 35 4 50 pass from Wolkcn (run LcGrand Avoca 16 5 52 237 23 9 63 107 18 35 4 5 0 7 11 0 2 47 6 35 Sfate Nebraska irst downs 14 73 Rushea yards 56 193 53 260 Passing yards 177 Return yards 78 9 Passes 5 15 0 72 2 Punts 4 38 2 41 umbtts losf 47 2 1 Penallies yards 3 7 61 Iowa Stale Missouri irst downs 19 12 Rushes yards 55 169 36 68 Passing yardf 166 174 Return yards 80 17 Passes 12 30 1 14 31 2 Punls 8 34 8 40 umbles lost 4 1 4 2 Penalties yards 7 84 6 30 Tulsa Drnke irst downs 32 76 Passing yards 382 205 Peturn yards 22 7 Passes 27 44 2 17 34 3 Punts 3 38 3 33 umblcs lost 4 3 8 5 Penallies yards 10 8 97.