The Daily Progress from Charlottesville, Virginia • 14

B6 THE DAILY PROGRESS Charlottesville Virginia Sunday October 24 1976 Wolverines Breeze Cowboys Nip Sooners Cornhuskers Bow gljgiljjjti LDAY MOM) Sears 2588 3 JTl Regular $2999 Regular low price 76 EACH Closeout! 8 Piece SALE! if Heavy 1588 Regular $1797 474 Acres of ree Parking! Sears S1A1S A' outhwes Midwest The Cardinals were pered by a muddy field Regular $1999 Only 200 to Sell! The Barons trailed 8 0 after one quarter of play but came the fifth a tie for lost out quarter Sold Spring or $1899 MUNCIE Ind (UPI) Ball State down to its third string quarterback by the end of the game Saturday bounced back from two straight losses to beat Appalachian State 20 7 Sold This all or $999 to $1500 Acrylic knit sweaters in popular cable de sign Turtleneck cardigan and neck styles Long sleeves ribbed bottom cuffs Machine washable Limited quantities! Miami Ohio 9 Bowling Green 7 Ohio State 24 Purdue 3 yards to score his second touchdown set up by a pass in terception by defensive end Bob Brudzinski his second of the day Gerald Ohio third leading rusher and No 2 scorer with six touchdowns was in jured on an option run when he was tackled from behind Bail State 20 Appalachian St 7 Blue Ridge Tops Augusta Military Blue Ridge School squared its football record at 3 3 here Saturday afternoon top ping visiting Augusta Military 27 14 A pocket camera that takes both regular pic tures or telephoto shots with a flick of a swit ch Uses new flipflash too Outfit includes camera 110 color film flipflash Reg $2999 No 5813 Calculator Now 2499 i ham 1 more rain and the absence of star quarterback Art Yarich but still managed to beat the Moun taineers who dropped to 5 2 1 record despite leading in most major statistics Rich Morrison ran an Appalachian State punt back 65 yards to set up the first Ball State touchdown a five yard pass from acting quarterback Dave Wilson to Tom Broderick The Mountaineers scored their only touchdown in the third period on a short run by Emmitt Hamilton to move to a 7 all tie Ball State regained the lead on a one yard run by Jesse Dixon then put the game out of reach when third string quarterback Bill Stahl hit Mel Dunklin on a 41 yard scoring pass Stahl replaced Wilson who suffered a minor injury Yarich is out for at least another game with injuries Ball State is now 5 2 OXORD! Ohio (UPI) Senior tailback Rob Carpenter rambled for 146 yards includ ing a 61 yard gallop that set up a touchdown to spark previously winless Miami of Ohio to a 97 upset victory over MidAmerican Conference leader Bowling Green in a rain drenched Homecoming game Saturday Miami sophomore quarter back Bob Maxwell tossed a 10 yard TD pass to 6 foot 6 sophomore tight end Paul Warth and Norm Trowbridge kicked a 39 yard field goal to stake the Redskins to a 9 0 first quarter lead Bowling Green held scoreless the first three periods finally managed a touchdown in the final quarter on Mark two yard quarterback sneak but the alcons blew two opportunities to win the game in the closing minutes EASI LOAD Sears pocket camera with flip flash type flash Has 95 lens fixed focus from 5 ft to infinity Outfit includes camera color print film flipflash wrist strap Craftsman variable speed drill develops ma ximum 15 HP with 0 1200 rpm no load speeds Permanently lubricated ball thrust and sleeve bearings Double insulated Regular $129 3 Ib Box HAL PRICE! 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All cotton lannel Shirts PV Close LINCOLN Neb (UPI) Quarterback Peter Woods hooked up with slotback Joe Stewart on a 98 yard fourth quarter touchdown the longest in Missouri and Big Eight Conference history to lead Missouri to a 34 24 upset victory over third ranked and previously unbeaten Nebraska Saturday Woods who earlier scored twice on one yard runs and pas sed nine yards to Kellen Winslow for another touchdown called the pass play with the Tigers trailing 24 23 and facing a third and 14 Woods connected over the middle with Stewart who had worked himself into the clear and easily outran Nebraska defenders into the end zone Woods then flipped a two point conversion pass to Ste wart to put the Tigers in a 31 24 lead which was padded to 34 24 ii on a 34 yard field goal by Tim 3 Gibbons late in the final period Gibbons earlier kicked a 25 'yard field goal Nebraska favored by about 11 points going into the nationally televised game1 made too many mistakes to win over a team which now has recorded four major up gj bvlb llllb btClbUIl IvVlUUb VIC tims were Southern California Ohio State and North Carolina Wisconsin 28 Northwestern 25 EVANSTON Ill (UPI) Lawrence Canada scored his third touchdown of the game on a two yard run with 12 seconds left Saturday lifting Wisconsin to a 28 25 victory that spoiled a brilliant Northwestern Home coming Day comeback at tempt Northwestern rallied to take a 25 21 lead when senior ful lback' Jim Whims plunged into the end zone from the one yard line with 1:58 left to play capp ing a 19 play 91 yard drive led by reserve quarterback Steve Breitbeil Michigan State 31 Illinois 23 CHAMPAIGN Ill (UPI) Rich Baes ran for two touchdowns and Eddie Smith passed for two Saturday to lead Michigan State to a comeback 31 23 victory over Illinois for the Spartans first Big Ten triumph this season Michigan State actually came from behind four times in the game the first time producing a 7 7 tie on a 30 yard touchdown pass from Smith to Kirk Gibson first touchdown on a one yard run gave the Spartans the lead for the first time at 14 13 and Smith's second touchdown pass 13 yards to Eugene Byrd gave Michigan State 21 20 at the half Michigan State finally went ahead to stay after 27 seconds of the last quarter on a 26 yard field goal by Danish place kicker Hans Nielsen which gave Michigan State a 24 23 lead Baes ran for two yards for his second touchdown to ac count for Michigan final margin HAL PRICE! 16 OZ Hammer Oklahoma into the lead 57 Rice 34 COLLEGE STATION Tex zttpti bullish fullback George Woo dard loose for four touchdown runs and romped for a school record 625 total yards to outgun the aerial antics of Tommy Kramer and down the Rice Owls Saturday 57 34 in an of fensive sluefest SALE! 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Half Price 679 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back bleat the Cowboy 37 Culbreath The Tony ranklin burst through the left side who last week kicked 64 and 65 picked up blocks by end Victor yard field goals to set an NCAA Hicks and tackle Carl record broke a Southwest Baldischwiler and went in to score Sooner defensive end Mike Phillips jarred the Michigan 35 Indiana 0 BLOOMINGTON Ind (UPI) Sophomore quarterback Rick Leach passed for two touchdowns to spark top ranked Michigan to a 35 0 Big Ten victory over Indiana in steady rain Saturday So overwhelming were the No ranked Wolverines that they were not forced to punt until the final minute of play when the reserves ran out the clock Michigan now has a 7 0 record including four wins in a row in conference play Indiana which slipped to 2 2 in the Big Ten and 3 4 overall never penetrated 30 yard line Leach threw only four passes in the game but hit on all of them He passed for 103 yards but threw only once in the first half a nine yard scoring play to Gene Johnson for a 21 0 half time lead other touchdown toss was 15 yards to fullback Rus sell Davis who also scored the first touchdown in the opening period from the one climaxing an 88 yard march Rob Lytle who gained 175 yards in 25 carries scored second touchdown on a 16 yard run and the other touchdown came on a one yard run by Harlan Huckleby in the third period Michigan converted an In diana fumble and a pass in terception in the open ing period and then in the third into touchdowns Scott Arnett completed five of 12 passes for 63 yards for the Hoosiers but had two throws in tercepted Mike Harkrader a freshman tailback who led Indiana to vic tories over Northwestern and Iowa was held to 65 yards rushing in 15 attempts It was the seventh straight Michigan triumph over Indiana and was witnessed by only 30416 fans on a cold and wet day Missouri 34 Nebraska 24 ftalrl nnlc Ar iha Pnuthnvc hit ting form 25 35 and 46 yards during the past 30 years AVInkzxmn Cfolrt aiifri Running back Skip laylor scored on a six yard run and wingback Ricky Taylor caught Closeout Knit Sweaters HAL PRICE! 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(Conference mark by booting I five field goals for Woodard a sophomore had his best day as an Aggie with 188 yards rushing on 29 carries Kramer the leading passer completed 24 of 59 tos ses for 376 yards Kansas 24 Kansas State 14 MANHATTAN Kan (UPI) Quarterbacks Scott Mc Michael and Mark Lissak both scored on three yard runs Texas turned Saturday to lead Kansas to a Dig EalglU Will UVC1 mistake prone Kansas State loser of six in a row and 14 of its last 15 games The Kansas Jayhawks 5 2 overall and 1 2 in the league also scored on a 41 yard run by Laverne Smith who ran his naive oiuKiCDv It was the most points for cer loucnaown total io a Rn school record 24 and a 32 yard Texas 60 years Mike Hubach field goal The Big Eight Conference i vinfnrv was nnlv fhp ADDy uagie Kickea mree nviahn' starting auarterback HCduiuduumuiuuauvjaiu4v ni I 1 a V4zx4z'r mxvl Oklahoma State outrusnea uraawkna auuca ucAl the Sooners 271 to 235 yards and series and the ball popped into the Cowboys completed four of the hands of Murray who loped nine passes for 49 yards while into the endzone to put Oklahoma connected on only one of seven passes for 13 yards On the third play of the game Miller took a pitch at the right corner cut upfield and raced 72 yards down the sideline Peacock fumbled ten the first plav from scrim an 84 yarder The Sooners also mage and Cowboy linebacker TaKa rnAAvnrnn nr tho scored on a 37 yard run by ful lback Jim Culbreath and one a 21 yard run with an intercept ed fumble by tackle Richard Murray Ewe von Schamann kicked a 27 yard field goal for Oklahoma Quarterback Gan Benedict scored both second quarter one from 10 vards out and the other from six He also ran a five yard touchdown pass in for the two point conversion from quarterback Charlie after the second touchdown Weatherbie who did not play until midway into the third In the second half Lee quarter Weatherbie and Skip Marshall scored on a four yard Taylor also hooked up on a two run for the Barons while Larry point conversion Oklahoma Elvis Peacock reeled off the longest scoring run in the wild offensive battle 8 III QM KSS Jga ft 6 Car Is! ri I Mgr 12 88 LJpufii LJlVILS I I "IHhn.