The Odar Rapids Gazette: Frl.. Ort. 5, 1972 1 7 Red lappers Untracks Offense in Metro Win " f / # » i f #S v h r a d v r Regis Strolls Past Kennedy 29-17 Crucial for digest. This is not exactly new, aa Bill Pitch By Al M illrr Statistics Jeff Scherrman gained 73, 42 things to say about our mis­ to 15-9 in the third quarter, used to feed his Coe cage teams pancakes Galatia Sports Writer Kenn Reals and 32 yards, respectively, takes.” before Downey added a pair hor a '■get-well” game, Saturday’s en­ pre-game. Regis high got its offeree First Downs l l l l No. Rushes— Yards 40-47 43-1 HS and much of their totals re­ Regis never was headed of touchdowns early In the counter with unbeaten Arizona may be a big OOO untracked to the point thai Yard* Passim; S2 37 P a ** ** 5-17-0 3-7 0 after taking a 2-0 lead early in ger pill than Iowa’s football team can swal­ —lion boy, we didn’t realize Dick Dietl, Coach Tom Good managed a Punts—-Ave. 4-35 S S SS 2 sulted from that particular final quarter to boost Regis to low. Fumble* Los! 3 1 t i the first quarter when Ken­ Drake’s sports info director, even knew smile after Thursday night’s Yard* Penalized 12 93 play 29-9 SCORE BY QUARTERS nedy tailback Mick Berteili I ntil Arizona broke out of the gate like Sec­ Ogden Nash. Here he quotes Nash’s quickie 29-17 football win over Ken­ Kennedy 4 0 3 4—12 "We’ve seen that play a was tackled in the end zone The runs covered eight and retariat, and ran all over Colorado State, as follows: nedy at Kingston stadium. Rf t i l I 7 0 14—22 million times, hut they run it for a safety. three yards, respectively, and Wyoming and Indiana, this was regarded by “Should you behold a panther crouch, “ I think we looked better of­ INDIVIDUAL SCORING like a million dollars and the latter came on the first Iowa fans as the one the Hawks would use to Prepare to say Ouch. fensively in this game than Kennedy TD — Dick Church (I, The Royals took the ensuing run); Dave Bennett (I, run); FO make yardage when they play following the bad renter heal up some of the scars of three straight Better yet, if called by a panther, we’ve looked all year,’’ said Rocky wood* <25 yard*); XP- Rocky kickoff and marched 45 yards Dale* (pat* tram Bennett). have to,” said Mauren. “ We snap. losses to nationally rated powerhouses. Don’t anther.’’ an obviously pleased Good Resit: TD Kurt Downey 2 (I, I. in eight plays to make it 8-0 run*); Jell Scherrman 13, ru n ); Jer get the hall anil can’t move Now look at it. A friend of Frank Cauter- You see Drake Bulldogs are playing the after his Royals tipped their ry Mahoney (I, run), Safety Tackled on Scherrman’s three-yard QB Dave Rennett .sneaked Mick Beroll! rn end rone); XP— it!” bur’s told him the other day this could be, in Oct 13 at the record to 4-1. Heman Dolan 3 (kick*). rim Kennedy followed that bd one yard for Kennedy’s final some respects, the most important game his Drake homecoming. He adds that Drake Kennedy, while suffering its with Dick Church's one-yard TD, then connected with I The Royals had managed teams have played since he came to Iowa. alumni will come from all over the nation, “ I ’m very pleased with the fourth straight defeat after an smash capping a 66-yard Rocky Dales for the two-point only 13 points in their last two from Ogden, Utah, to Nash, Okla. job of blocking by our line, opening win, managed only 57 drive in 14 plays. conversion to climax the scor­ Oh, it’s not going to threaten sports page games and Good had ex­ OOO which was led by inside tackle yards rushing and another 52 Regis expanded itfc lead to ing with 5 JKI remaining. headlines from coast to coast, and it will be pressed concern over their in­ — Which college conference Is playing the Tom Corrigan.’’ through the air A bad snap in 15-6 with only seven seconds lucky to draw 40,000 in Kinnick stadium. Not ability to move the ball, as Fullback Dan Claflin was hest football? The Big Flight, according to a punting situation chopped 32 left in the half when QB Jerry even on TV. well as score. But Thursday Jerry Mauren, the Kennedy KennedyV. top ground gainer Kickoffs ratings. That tip sheet ranks the yards off the total ground Mahoney sneaked one yard But all of a sudden it’s a game Iowa almost they packed away 185 yards coach, was awed by Regis’ with 36 yards in eight carries. conference averages like this: Big Fight 106.7, pet play— the second man yardage for the Cougars. for the TD and Tie man Dolan has to win to regain some respect. Coaches on the ground and, indeed, Dolan added 27 yards in five know they have to win at least once in a while Southeastern 102.2, Southwest 98.9, Big Ten through where the* fake goes That mistake and three lost booted the first of his three carries for Regis, but a 97.5, Pac-8 95.3, Atlantic Coast. 94.3, Mid­ were impressive. or pretty soon their players begin to doubt the to the fullback and the give is fumbles didn t set well with successful conversions. .shoulder bruise limited his se­ things they’ve been teaching them. American 89.3, Western Athletic 89.1. “I still think Kennedy to the halfback. Halfbacks Mauren, who said, “ It’s a A 2 5 - y a r d field goal by cond-half playing time to kick­ And for a “ nuthin” game a few weeks We were a bit surprised to notice that the 1 tough on defense, but we just Kurt Downey, Dick Ropp and nightmare! I ’m running out of Rocky Woodf* cut the margin ing extra points. Pacific Coast is next with 85.0, headed by San ago, the Arizona contest now seems one that started blocking and running Diego State, 101.0. “ * will be awfully tough to win so Iowa can the ball.” explained Good OOO nurse some kind of winning habit. Arizona The drafted IHS lust missed being rated in the top 20 national­ players last February, but only 36 3 percent ly this week and is rated a 14-plus favorite by Kickoff publication. (170) made their teams’ final rosters. Purdue leads the schools with most rookies RADIO Come to think of it, Saturday’s contest is an making NFL teams with six. Arizona State, Friday important one for Coach .lim Young and his Cal, Florida State, Nebraska and Oklahoma 7:45: Prep Football — Jefferson v*. budding Arizona team. The Tucson gang has Washmoton; HOO have five each. USC has four. Alcorn A&M, Saturday lived too long in the shadow of Frank Hush Michigan, Michigan State, Miami, Minnesota. and his Tempe speedsters at Arizona State, 1:15: Iow a Football; 1*00, 400 San Diego State, Tennessee and Tennessee 1:15: Iowa State Football, 1340 and they may be headed on a terrific sea­ State each has three. TELEVISION son-even an unbeaten one. OOO Saturday The Big Ten isn’t what it was even ten —The Big Ten Is going to need a blizzard Noon: Playoff — Oakland vt years ago, but beating two teams from this of upsets Saturday if the once-proud old con­ Baltimore; Ch 2 1:00: Wide World of Sport*; Ch. » league is just what Dick Clausen was hoping ference is going to emerge with its first win­ 3:00; — Stanford vt. Illinois; Ch. 9 for, in the way of national prestige, when he ning record in non-conference games since 3:00 Baseball Playoff — New York vs. Cincinnati; Ch 2 scheduled for 1973. 1964 The Big Ten stands 7-12 now, but we can Sunday As a college head coach, you know, Young see only a 6-4 in Saturday’s final non-leaguers. has never lost a game, except in the Rose 11:30: Pro Football — Packers vs. We had 22 right, 8 wrong and 2 ties last Giants, Ch. 2 Bowl. He took over for Bo Schembechler, his week, making our season totals 68-25-2 for Noon: Pro Football — Charters vs. Stealers; Ch. 2 former boss at Michigan, when the latter suf­ .726. This week’s estimates: 3:00: Baseball Playoff — New York vs. Cincinnati; Cb. J fered a heart attack before the Jan, I, 1970, 10:30; Iowa Football; Ch. 2 game in Pasadena. Big Ten Arizona 21, iowa 14 (maybe next week) Monday USG beat Michigan 10-3 that day, but it was Ohio Slate 42, Wash State ll (than one). Illinois 22, Stanford IS (th an two). 0.00 Pro Football — Cowboys vs. no disgrace for Young. After all, coaching in Indiana 22, W. Va. 21 (and three). Redskins; Ch. * Michrqan IS, Oregon 6 (numero nuatro). the Rose Bowl for your first game as a head Northwestern 14, Ohio U. 2 (clear up to (iv*). Wisconiin 34, Wvommq 20 (would you believe ti*?). coach was the equivalent of the late Robert N o tre D am # 31, M ich Stala IO ( t h a n a ll). Duke 21, Purdue 20 (hope we'ra wronq) Orioles 13-10 Picks F. Kennedy arguing before the supreme court Nebraska 41, Minnesota 14 (last lost to Bit I). in his first case as an attorney. Big Eight In 1st Playoff Game Colorado 21, Iowa State ll (clos# but no dear). K state 21, Memphis State 21 (even closer). RENO, Nev. (AP) — The Okla. Slate 24, Texas Tech 20 (Tech doesn't lick). Pass Me Hash Tennessee 31, Kansas IS (only Bio I loss outside). j Baltimore Orioles were in­ Missouri 20, SMU 14 (Mustanqs dive qrudomfly). —A former C.R. McKinley athlete got some Oklahoma 30. Miami, Fla 13 (easy after USC). stalled as 13-10 favorites bv the ink on sports pages coast to coast this week. Reno Turf Club Thursday to Cordon Stoddard, now head trainer at Wis­ Coe over Lawrence. Cornett over Grinnell, St. Ola! over Ripon, Monmouth over Carleton, Beloit over Knox. win the first game of their consin. revealed the Badgers are fed pan­ American League playoff with Iowa Conference -G a z e tte Ohofo fry L. W W ard cakes, syrup, spaghetti, lasagna, toast, tea Wartburg over Upper iowa. Central over Luther, Penn the Oakland A’?. over Simpson, Buena Vista ever Dubuque and honey as a pre-game meal instead of Bookmaker North Swan?on Regis' Airborne Antics Other Iowa Schools traditional steak. Stoddard favors a balanced said the Cincinnati-New York Tulsa over Drake, N.D. State ever Northern Iowa, Regis’ 135-pound mighty-mite, Jeff Scherrman, (22) goos airborn# to tally the Royals' first touchdown in a 29-17 Mafro diet all week, then a switch to carbohydrates North Dakota over Morningside, Northwestern over Con opener in the National League cordia, Minn . Westmar over Bethel, Mini) , Graceland win over Kennedy Thursday night at Kingston. Umpire Bob Vrbicek's raised arms signal the effort. before the game because protien is harder to over Emporia, Iowa Wesleyan over Culver Stockton. : was a tossup. Iowa Needs Breather - Not Arizona By (Jus Schrader “ This club is for real,’* adept. They play the Michigan averaged 48.3 yard? on 18 boots. ninth in the U.S No wonder Gazette Sports Writer whistled FXL. “They ha\e a {defense and do a good jobPublicity of man Frank Soltys Iowa was revamping its kick-re- Iowa Coach Frank Lauterbur well balanced attack, running keeping people outthe of end points out this is not due to a turn game this week' looked at some Arizona game the Houston veer, and a 'cry zone. They have given up only few freaks and good bounces, as —Arizona is certain to have films, checked the scouting re­fine quarterback in Bruce »17 points in beating Colorado his longest is “ only” 54 yards. the benefit of Michigan's scout­ port and began worrying. Hill. State, Wyoming andIndiana.” And don’t make any smart re­ ing report , as Young marks about “ light air’ helping After being mauled by three “ Not (Wily is their execution Lauterbur might have added maintain? close relations with h m in those Western altitudes. his ok! boss. Bo, and his staff. of the nation's highly regarded good, but they have some highly some more things going for Iowa's punter. Joe Heppner, is teams—Michigan. UCLA and Arizona Saturday when the Just as Bo is called “ Little skilled people, Their speed if averaging 36 I yerds. Penn State—Lauterbur was Wildcats seek their second Woody’’ because he follows awesome. That flanker, *T’ Bell, many of the Ohio State coach’s looking for something softer. He straight win over a Rig Ten —Iowa's best rusher, Phil has averaged more than 20 tactic?, Young might be called was amazed at the near-miracle foe. Such as: Havman, is averaging 4 3 yards yards on each pass catch. Jim Young has created at Tuc­ per try and is out of action with ’‘Hill is as good a quarterback —They havethe nation’s No. I (Continued on Page 19. Col. 2 ) son in the nine months since: a neck injury Arizona’s Derra! af I ’ve seen. He's extremely punter, Mich Hoopes, who bar leaving Bo Schembechler’s sta­ Davis, Willie Hamilton ami Jim ble at Michigan. Upchurch no relation to Min­ nesota’s Rick Upchurch) are TRAVEL TRAILER averaging 8.7, 6.5 and 4.6, re­ Wash Faces Jeff spectively. & MOBILE HOME Offensive Two-Deeps —Iowa had enough of facing PARTS fc SUPPLIES IOWA ARIZONA The oldest Cedar Rapids prep football rivalry will be re­ Cabala* White LI Howard. Camote!! newed at 8 p.m. Friday when unbeaten Washington and fleet, evasive punt returners1 W alte r*, Waschefc L T Murray, Proretlr • Heating Supply* Devlin. Marih LO Bledsoe, Parks defending state champ Jefferson meet for the 17th time at last week. Penn State's Cary • Furnace* Jerrick Myers f Wmdisch, father McCamey. Marsh R G Haynes, Cham pion Kingston stadium Jeff holds an 8-6 edge in the series and two Havman shot up to fourth in the • Anti freeze for Travel Trailer Heat Pewter RT Hod*Mson mg & Cooling System* Roberson O'Connor games ended in ties. Soph teams will meet at 5:45. U.S. in punt returns <17 4-yard • Caldwell. OB H ill. Shopman J. Davis A pair of unbeaten teams will battle for the East Central average) byfive for 109 yards r atter, LH Hamilton J. B. Trailer Service m r - Jefmvon D Davis Iowa conference lead when Cedar Rapids Prairie travels toThat's the top one-game per-1 Schultz, McNulty P I. Ball, MaitwtR 310 35th Street, Morion Jensen P H Upchurch Dyersville to test Beckman at 8 formalise of the year in major V . Davis Phone 377-2717 Wet Ii ne ton Marion continues its bid for Wamac conference honors college football. Now “T“ Bell Defensive Two-Deeps when it hosts Anamosa in a homecoming game at 7:45 and conies in with a 14.7 average,! P rk m a n , L IPa B rum field Linn Mar, bumped from the ranks of the unbeaten a week ago. N W ashlnaton Shannon L washington L f Dawson will try to bounce back in a home test at 7:45 against Walk Hastinas Winston. MG Adamson Oskaloosa. 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