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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, () tuber 31, 16 K 1971 Nebraska, Oklahoma Surge On Toward Big Collision !' fZjj Huskies Bomb Buffs; rrrT 7 Gridirons 4, & Tcn L? I w-Jf- Sooner Club Bolls NFB (I PI) -LINCOLN, Nebraska coach Bub Devanev ,i.-- all smiles Sdtuulay as he went imo the locker loom His Husket foolball team had just pd'sed its first teal test of the season in propitiation for the Thanks"Little Super Bowl Oklahoma Day against giving In deleatmg Coluiado. 31 7. Demolish Buffs The No. 1 ranked Coin-huskei- led by halfback Jeff Kinney and quartet bark Jeny Tagge, demolished Coloi ado's nigged defense as No. 2 ranked Oklahoma was coasting to a victory ovei Iowa State. Nehiaskas next foe helm e Thanksgiving While not undei estimating the1 Cvtlones, all week long Devaney had been the Colutudo saying game was the one lhal would show just how good his Coin buskers really are. "I was veiy Inippy to win over Coloiado. think it was of oui a good indication Wolverines Bomb Hoosiers (P NORMAN. OKLA. back Jack Mildien filed two touchdown jiasses e and shatteied the Oklahoma individual total offense retold as the second-ranke- d Sooneis hammered out a victoiy over Iowa Stale Saturday. uar ter with 350 yards, includatds in the last four minutes, tecoid ANN ARBOR. MICH. (UPI) four spectacular touchthe fiom ing Billy Taylor and his blue scoring on a rollout to lead Michigan runs, down line with 39 seconds suede football shoes romped to a Big Ten footState the on rollout left. Another 43 and 66 yaids for touchPurdue Satover ball victory downs and quarterback Tom extra point try failed. Don ; urday. State Ohio Saturtw quarterback ice Slade also scored Allen, a senior tailback who his team with a Lamka rallied lead to day tour-yar- d pass to Dick Wakef- weighs about 170 pounds, Big Ten Michigan to a ield for a 6 lead early in the rout of Indiana. rushed 29 times to break the second half. NCAA maik of 347 yards, se Taylor, who wears a special pair of football shoes giver. m 1968 by Michigans Ron 20-1- 6 Inm by former Michigan star Johnson 168 Ron Johnson, gained Steve IOWA CITY (AP) 10 canies in the first on yards touchClaimed by Chiefs half and ran once for four Penneys three-yarOakdown run capped a desperaOAKLAND yards in the second half be(UPI) fore retiring for the afternoon. r Iowa time tion land punter Mike Eischeid, He broke Johnsons career the sidelined with a lifted Saturday and leg injury in. rushing record last week. vito fust their of the seaHawkeyes second ihe game Tom Darden went 60 yards Big son. was pur on waivers tins . with an intercepted Ted ctory of the season, a week by the Oakland Raiders Ten triumph over Wisconsin. pass, Dana Com McNulty claimed by Kansas City. field goal kicked a Iowa marched 80 yards in and a and a safety on the Hoosiers aided and was by seemed to cap the scoring. pass intei lerence penBut in the last seven minutes alty which gave the Hawkeyes of play, the Wolverines tallied the ball on the Wisconsin three more times. three with 52 seconds to play. Alan Walker bulled his way Penneys touchdown run came four yards and then the Wol-- v two plays and 32 seconds later. erines took the fumbled kickMajor U $. Life and Health Insurance off on the Indiana i7 with Bob in The victory left Iowa Company (over 5 billion in force) Thornbladh going over from the conference and 7 over- seeks supervisor to assist in training the one. On the next series of all. Wisconsin, which has yet and supervision ot career agents. recovered to get a road victory, fell to Minimum two years successful sales plays, Michigan another fumble on the Indiana experience required. Salary plus tn the Big Ten and commissions, car, expenses, group 19 with Thornbladh going over-aland pension, ov er again, this time from the (Rapid advancement.) All calls contwo-yar- d 43-1- 0 43-1- 2 third-ranke- Perfect Record Mildien scored two touchdowns m the romp as Oklahoma extended its perfect recto d thiough seven games. llawke) e, d Statistics - low. State Oklahoma st Downs yarcis Passing yardctqe Returr yardage Passes Punts Pumhlos lost Yards penalized Fi 13 fourth-quarte- 99 33 136 0 113? 7 37 20-1- 6 mueh-impiove- d 1 Statistics First downs Rushes yards Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lot Yards penalized Colorado Nebraska II 58 a? 10 29 12 5 32 20 160 144 13 210 6 32 J 1 50 45 Kinney. .. senior, put the Hushers on the scoreboatd first with an run up the middle with just two minutes to go in the opening quarter. The score took just two plays as Nebraska capitalized on a fumble by the Buffalo Joe Duenas. quarteiback, Husker defensive left end John Adkins fell on the ball to set ' the stage for Kinneys d scamper. got on to SALES Associated score-boar- 2-- 3 l. Fighting Irish Roll Over Middies al- 14-- u Second Score The second Nebraska touchdown was sel up by anothei Colorado eiror. a pass by quarterback Ken Johnson to split end Cliff Branch which was picked off by Dave Mason. Eleven plays and 65 yards later Nebraska was m the lead for good. SOUTH BEND. IND. (I PI) Notre Dame forgot the pass Satuiday and instead used nine running backs who giound out 281 yauls to lead the Fighting lush to a victoiy over Navy. tl 21-- 3 Saturday an Abilene. Tex pioduct, rushed for 148 yards and connected on seven of 12 for 175 passing attempts yards to erase Ihe OU total record set ju.-- t last week hv Pruitt, who finished the day with 159 yards on the giotind. , Illinois Wins CHAMPAIGN, ILL. (AP) -JHilson, pressuie playing sophomore fullback, scoied twice on a r rd pass and a smash to lead underdog Illinois to a 24-- Big Ten football ujiset of Northwestern Saturday. ohnnie seriously thieatened the Irish, failing lo cross midfield in the fust half and advancing inside ihe Irish 20 only once when Fred Stuvek completed one of three passes for four yards as the Navy drive floundered on Ihe 15. Kunniug Plays Dame went 78 yards Notre 27 45 66 Rushes yard. 66 m 15 running plays for its Passing yardage 81 80 Return yardage 1C 22 0 5 10 fust touchdown, then carried Passes 39 6 37 Punts 64. yards m 11 running plays 2 Fumbles lost 0 55 Yards penalized for its next score and finally coveted 36 yards in seven Bob Minmx, whr carried rushes for its final touchdown. the ball 12 times for 77 yards, It w'as the sixth win of the scored twice for Notre Dame, season against one loss for on luns of one and 10 yaids Notre Dame while it was the and Ed Gulyas, who gained 46 sixth loss against two wins for yards on 10 carries, plunged Navy, beaten by the lush foi one yard for the thud Irish the ninth straight year. scoie. 43 could rimh for First 31-- Navy never lush Statistics Colora- d Mildren, D.un-kiog- d two-yar- d top-rank- ninth-ranke- 5 Midwest Gridirons The victoiy erased OU's last serious stumbling block befoie a Thanksgiving Day showdown for the Big Eight title and probably the national championship with Nebraska. The Comhuskers defeated SUPERVISOR Press Wirephoto (23) and Bill Kosch as he trjs to pass Saturday. The Huskers won. Colorados Kelt Johnson (7) gets smashed by Nebraskas Dae Mason ' the 3 d plunge by quarterback Dean Carlson in the firsl quarter and a kickoff return by Willie Jones m the third quarter. Oklahoma rolled up 500 yards rushing in the game despite fiequent fumbles. The Cyclones did manage to fotce the Sooners to jiunt in the second half the first time Oklahoma has had to do that in two games. IiHst Hurdle do, play1-'- , nate fullback Mauiy lo give Nebtaska a bulge for the touchdown winch nullified Col-cado's lone scoie which shortly followed. ien Slate on a 24-- 7 senes of Tagge threw five yaids to ( Iowa Nebraska, which had a halftime lead, picked up its eighth win of the year and Us 27th without a loss since Missouri stopped the Comhuskers in their Big Eight opener two years back. On the next laced Short Plunge Eighth Win 6-- Oklahoma halftone lead ori toe passing and running of Mildien and ihe ginund gaming of halfback Gieg Pruitt. Keyea on lluoughout the game, FruUt still managed to rush for moie than 150 yards. Mildren, who seldom passes since Oklahoma has averaged 487 yards er game rushing, hit receiver John Harrison with a 41 yard touchdown bomb in the fust quarter and tossed a scoring pass to tight end Albeit Chandler m the second penod. Miengtli," Devaney said. "I'd have to say this was our best game of the year d 61-- 7 -- 58-y- two-yar- d dOv Navy Notre Dame ns 9 20 281 45 Big irM Half Noire Dame lacked up all its points in the tirxt hall, m which it ran foi 211 yaids and Ihiew only two passes, completing both of them foi a total gain of six yards. The lush actually opened up the offence in ihe second half as quarteiback Cliff Blown tluee more passed times and had a performance for the day of four completions m five attempts for 33 yards. Jim Bulger replaced Brown tor the final two minutes and passed five times, completing one for 12 yards with one interception. I only Navy voids and had a total olten-- e 109 of yards while None total vaidage was K-Sta- three. (AP) -SJackson Isaac ophomoie scoied two touchdowns and Bill Butler and Bill Holman Kansas one each, leading States tldcats to a Big Eight football victory that spoiled Missouris homecoming befoie 52,498 Saturday. Junior quaiteiback Dennis a lefthander, Morrison, sent the aggtessive Wildcats on two touchdown drives in the second and fourth quarters after Missouri took a lead with 1:37 left m the open28-1- 2 3 LAFAYETTE, IND. (AP) The Flea Allen broke an NCAA single-gam- e rushing ... 364-558- 6 Eric MINN. Minnesota (UPI) quartet back Craig Cuiry was stopped on the one foot line in a M I N NEAPOL1S, COLUMBIA, MO. fidential -- Ohio Stale Wins Wins le Spartans Roll -- n convei-sto- two-poi- game-tyin- attempt Saturday and 10th ranked Ohio State remained undefeated in the Big win over Ten with a 2 Minnesota. Cuny diove Minnesota 80 FEATHER-LIGH- WEATHER-TIGH- T, cm 6-- 0 ALIGNMENT ' TIRE TRUING TIRES BALANCED SHOCKS MUFFLERS ing quarter. 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