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Sooners Rout Utah State Palm Beach Post-Times -E3 Sunday, September 17, 1972 13 their first chance with just over six minutes to play in the first quarter with the Sooners ahead 14-0. Utah State Oklahoma 30 10 30-55 104 4 12-29-2 00 3-35 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 79412 205 55 8-18 0 2-34 1 1-2 7-75 pleted a 12-yard scoring pitch-out and freshman halfback Joe Washington bolted over from the one-yard line. Jackson, a freshman from Galveston. showed the sweltering crowd of 61.826 a cool display of running, ball handling and passing. Jackson rushed 10 times for 109 yards and Washington carried 12 times for 86 yards.

Robertson, the man chosen to guide the Sooners' wishbone attack now that Jack Mildren has graduated, completed all five of his passes for 150 yards and one touchdown. Tony Adams. I'tah State's all-time passing yardage lead er, was limited to 12 completions in 29 tries for 104 yards and had three intercepted. The Aggies mustered only 55 yards rushing against the heavier Oklahoma line. The Sooners completely dominated the game with 30 first downs to only 10 for the losers.

Oklahoma punted only twice. Oklahoma did have trouble with butter fingers, fumbling 11 times and losing two of them. The second string backfield, sparked by freshmen Jackson and Washington, alternated with the starters throughout the game. The youngsters got Utah State 0 0 0 0-0 Oklahoma 21 7 14 7-49 Okl Carroll 44 pass from Robertson (Carroll kick) OKI Pruitt 5 run (Carroll kick) Okl-Burget 1 run (Carroll kick) Okl Pruitt 1 run (Carroll kick) Okl-Pruitt 4 run (Carroll kick) Okl-Wiley 12 pitch from Robertson (Carroll kick) Okl-Washington I run (Carroll kick) A 61.824 NORMAN. Okla.

'I'Pli -Greg Pruitt scored three touchdowns and freshman quarterback Kerry Jackson guided top-ranked Oklahoma to a 49-0 rout of Utah State yesterday. Pruitt scored on runs of five, four and one yards and played a sparkplug role in a Sooner ground game that rolled up 412 yards. Split end John Carroll, who also kicked seven extra points, scored the first touchdown on a 44-yard pass from senior quarterback Dave Robertson. Sophomore halfback Grant Burget punched over from the one. halfback Joe Wylie com- Nebraska Bombards 37-7 LINCOLN.

Neb. AP Nebraska's defending national football champions, stung by UCLA last week, retaliated yesterday by crushing Texas 37-7, on the steady quar-terbacking of rookie David Humm and the sparkling runs of flanker Johnny Rodgers. Humm. living up to pre-sea-son billing, completed nine of his first 10 passes, and Rodgers gave the Aggies a lesson in kick and punt returns, pass catches and runs. The game in newly-enlarged Memorial Stadium drew a record 76.042.

Nebraska scored 37 points before permitting the Aggies to tally of game time remaining. An 80-yard drive was capped by reserve quarterback Don Dean's 29-yard TD throw to Homer May. Nebraska drove for two touchdowns in the first quarter and halted an penetration of the Cornhusker five in Midwest Buckeyes Blank Haivkeyes COLUMN'S. Ohio i AP i -Third-ranked Ohio State overcame early mistakes and used a bruising running attack yesterday to whip stubborn Iowa. 21-0.

in a Big Ten Conference football opener, Harold Henson. a B-l'oot-4. 224-pound sophomore, bowled over from the four and one-yard lines for touchdowns and his replacement as the Buckeyes' fullback. 216-pound Randy Keith, scored from the one. The Hawkeyes.

28-point underdogs, gave the conference title favorites trouble in the early moments. Ohio State lost one fumble, one interception and was forced to two other times before uncorking one of its patented ground drives for a 7-0 lead late in the first half. From then on. the bigger, stronger Buckeyes ground Iowa into submission in the season opener for both teams. A strong Buckeye goal line stand in the closing minutes blunted the only serious Ilaw-keye threat.

On a fourth-and-two situation. Ohio State defensive end Tom Marendt threw Iowa quarterback Kyle Skogman on the 13. ending the Iowa drive. Before that. Iowa had moved no closer than the Ohio State 16.

The Hawkeyes missed on field goal attempts of 42 and 33 yards by Harry Kokolus. The Buckeyes also missed one field goal try of 45 yards by Blair Conway late in the opening quarter. V-' fJtL is Caw APWirephoto Oklahoma's Greg Pruitt Looks for Running Room Takes 7-0 Decision ANN ARBOR, Mich. il'i'Ii Sophomore Dennis Franklin, the first black ever to start at quarterback for Michigan, threw a 21-yard scoring pass to Bo Rather in the second quarter yesterday to give the sluggish. lOth-rated Wolverines a 7-0 win over Northwestern in their Big Ten season opener.

The only score of the game was set up when junior linebacker Craig Mutch intercepted the last pass senior quarterback Todd Somers threw for the Wildcats and returned it 18 yards to the Northwestern 31. Michigan ran lour plays before Franklin threw to the wide open senior. Rather caught it at the five and went in for the score with 3:01 left in the first half. Kicker Mike Lantry missed a 34-yard field goal try as time ran out in the half for the only other scoring opportunity by either team. Northwestern, which lost to Michigan.

21-6, in last year's season starter, might have done a lot better had either one of its quarterbacks been able to throw the ball into an injury-depleted Wolverines secondary. try ji1 Bowling Green Freshman Stuns Boilermakers, 21-14 -W. the second period First downs BG 12 49-ItS 44 11 3-17 0 8-323 4-1 5-35 Pur 16 56-204 40 60 4 -l 5-196 65 3-31 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-Yards Ned 26 62-252 266 III 13-21-1 2-29 10 2-18 7- 7 -37 Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punls Fumoles-lost Penalties-yards Ttxas AtM 13 37-75 154 1 15-27-0 5-37 5-3 2-10 0 0 0 14 7 7 LAYFAYETTE. Ind. d'PIi Don Taylor, a freshman who has not yet attended his first class, kicked a 29-yard field goal in the fourth quarter yesterday to give Bowling Green a stunning 17-14 upset over Purdue.

Taylor's winning kick, with 14:07 to play, climaxed a Bowling Green drive that was kept alive even after a Falcon punt was blocked. Kicker Ed McCoy simply picked up the ball and ran 21 yards, turning disaster into a first dow n. That play the Falcons' longest gainer of the day set them up at their own 38-yard line and from there they drove for the field goal in seven plays. Purdue, one of the favorites in the Big Ten. could not get on track in its debut with the wishbone offense.

The Boilermakers lost the ball on fumbles five times, two of them resulting in Bowling Green touchdowns. Roger Wallace caught a 20-yard touchdown pass from Reid Lamport on the first play following a fumble recovery by Tom Fisher late in the first quarter and Bill Pittman recovered a fumble by Lamport in the end zone a few minutes later. IOWA OHIO STATE Bowling Green 15 21 14 0 0 3-17 7 7 a 0-14 Purdue Ntbrtika Neb-Humm 1 run (Sanger kick) First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards Iowa 18 95 65-252 166 67 5 10 11-27-2 4-1-1 5-42 2 4-35 1 2 4-50 2-20 OOOO-o bo-Wallace 20 pass Irom Lampt (Taylor kick) Pur-Peterson 40 run iConner kick) BG-Pitnam recovered fumble in end zone Taylor kick) Pur-Armstrong 17 run (Conner kick) BG FG Taylor 29 A 51.859. wvttmtrW -ii-JIMJMPIWWInMfar- 10 17 41-129 56-199 49 60 12 33 6-11-2 4-9-0 8.8 7-44 7 0 0 3-1 3-24 3-15 000-0 0700-7 Irom Franklin First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Northwestern Michigan Mich-Rather 21 (Lantry kick) meo-numm i run Sanger kick Neb-Damkroger 1 run (Sanger kick Neb-List 9 pass from Humm (Sanger kick; Neb FG Sanger 54 Neb-Bahe 12 pass from Runty (kick tailed: May 29 pass from Dean (McDermott kick, Ohio 0 7 7 7-21 UPI Telephoto Ohio- Keith I run (Conwavkick; Ohio Henson 4 run (Conway kick) Onto- Henson 5 run (Conway Kick Nebraska's Rodgers Eludes Tackier Defensive Back Sparks Spartans 4 ply nylon cord tire. Priced to go fast his kicks in the fourth period so that they bounded backward and were downed on the lllini eight and two.

"He's a good offensive player, too." Daugherty said. He was a quarterback in high school. He got the game ball, so I guess you'd say he played a good game Michigan State, one of the darkhorse contenders for the Big Ten title, couldn't make its wishbone offense work outside because. Daugherty said, "they took it away from us. "If we were stubborn we could have run outside all day and lost yardage." he said.

"But we've got a big enough line to run inside, so we did. and we moved the ball well." The game drew the largest opening day crowd at Illinois in eight years. 55.493 the fifth largest on opening day in modern lllini history. Both teams suffered from opening day jitters. Illinois lost the ball three times on fumbles, two of them by Wells preceding Michigan State scores.

95 CHAMPAIGN. III. d'PIi Defensive back Bill Simpson. Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty said conservatively, "has improved since last Duffy was grinning when he spoke of his jack-of-all-trades football player after the Spartans opened the season yesterday with a 24-0 triumph over Illinois in an error-riddled Big Ten game. All Simpson did was return a punt 48 yards for a Spartan touchdown: intercept a pass and return it 20 yards for a touchdown: recover an Illinois fumble on the Spartan 42 which led to an MSU field goal: prevent an lllini touchdown by batting a pass down in the end zone: the Spartan punting, averaging 38.8 yards per try.

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27-23. in the season opener for both teams yesterday. Minnesota led. 23-13. going into the final period with Cal Stoll bidding for his first victory as Minnesota head coach.

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