Huskers beat Regis College;
lose game to Colorado State
NORTH PLATTE (AP) - Nebraska
lost to Colorado State 6-1 and beat
Regis College of Denver 10-0 to fin
ish second at the three-day Kearney
State Invitational softball tournament
Sunday.
The Comhuskers’ lone run against
Colorado State came on a solo home
run by Misti Guenther in the seventh
inning.
It was the Huskers’ second loss to
Colorado State, losing 6-4 Saturday.
Colorado State went 6-0, Nebraska 4
2.
Nebraska’s other earlier games in
the tournament included wins over
Kearney State 17-2 and 14-4, and
over Regis 17-0.
NU baseball team
‘wins’ exhibitions
Nebraska’s baseball team “won”
two exhibition games against Neosho
County Community College Sunday
afternoon at Buck Beltzer Field.
Comhusker coach John Sanders
said he didn’t think there were offi
cial results, though Nebraska assuredly
scored more runs.
“There was a rough score some
where in there,” Sanders said. “I’m
worried about improvement.”
The games were the first of the fall
season for Nebraska.
Senior right fielder Shawn
Buchanan had a day that included a
two-run home run to right-center and
a three-run double to left. Buchanan,
one of the team’s offensive co-cap
tains this spring, said the Huskers
normally play intrasquad games in
the fall. Exhibitions, he said, give the
young players a chance to face other
college competition and let the team
play a common enemy.
“These really help the team come
together,” he said.
Nebraska will play Iowa Western
Community College in another exhi
bition at 7 p.m. Thursday at Buck
Beltzer Field.
Sept 18 - Softball, Nebraska
at University of Nebraska at
Omaha, 6 p.m. doubleheader
21 — Softball, Nebraska at
Kearney State, 6 p.m. double
header
- Volleyball, Nebraska
at Illinois Invitational, Cham
paign, 111.; Nebraska vs. Illi
nois, 8 p.m.
22 - Football, Nebraska
vs. Minnesota at Memorial
Stadium, 1:30 p.m.
- Volleyball, Nebraska
at Illinois Invitational; Nebraska
vs. Pacific, 6 p.m.
23 — Volleyball, Nebraska
at Illinois Invitational; Nebraska
vs. Florida, 1 p.m.
~ * Softball, Nebraska
vs. Wayne State at NU Softball
Complex, 1 p.m. doubleheader
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dent ID get in free.
Members of the Omaha Goats (dark uniforms) struggle for the ball with UNL rugby B-team
players Jeff Musak, left, and Derrick Leitner. the B-team lost 36-0 and the A-team beat the
Lincoln City Club 43-3 Saturday on East Campus.
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Shula gets win No. 200
The Associated Press
Miami 30, Buffalo 7
Sammie Smith scored two touch
downs on short runs and gained 56
yards on 18 carries as Miami (2-0)
took the lead in the AFC East for the
First time since December 1985. The
Dolphins, who allowed 280 rushing
yards in losing to the Bills last De
cember, outgained Buffalo (1-1) 128
44 this time.
Miami’s Don Shula became the
fourth NFL coach to win 200 games.
Phoenix 23, Philadelphia 21
A1 Del Greco kicked a 42-yard
Field goal, his third of the final quar
ter, with 25 seconds remaining, giv
ing Phoenix coach Joe Bugcl his first
victory.
Trailing 21-20 in the last minute,
Cardinals quarterback Timm Rosen
bach engineered a 58-yard drive, the
key a 26-yard pass interference pen
alty on Ben Smith that look the ball to
the Phoenix 44. Roscnbach was sacked
six times and intercepted once. Phila
delphia (0-2) blew a 14-0 lead.
Bears 31, Packers 13
Jim Harbaugh passed for two touch
downs and ran for another, and Trace
Armstrong and Richard Dent each
had two sacks.
The Bears (2-0) sacked Anthony
Dilweg six times and recovered three
fumbles - two by Dilweg - that led to
touchdowns. Armstrong also recov
ered a fumble.
Rams 35, Bucs 14
Jim Everett completed 18 of 25
passes for 269 yards and four touch
downs for the Rams (1-1), who also
got a 44-yard touchdown when Bobby
I Humphcry intercepted Vinny Testav
erde on the final play of the first half.
Testaverde, the NFL’s top-rated
quarterback after leading Tampa Bay
(1-1) to a 38-21 victory over Detroit,
completed 9 of 18 passes for 127
yards.
Jets 24, Browns 21
Freeman McNeil rushed for one
touchdown and set up another on a
59-yard screen pass from Ken O’Brien
as New York (1-1) gave Coach Bruce
Coslet his first victory. McNeil, waived
at the end of preseason and then re
claimed, rushed for 62 yards and caught
three passes for 80 yards.
Cleveland (1-1), which rushed for
only 80 yards last week, gained only
44 this week.
Patriots 16, Colts 14
Jason Staurovsky kicked field goals
of 39, 27 and 25 yards in the second
half, and New England intercepted
rookie quarterback Jeff George four
times.
George completed a 68-yard touch
down pass to Bill Brooks for the game’s
final touchdown with 2:16 to play.
Indianapolis (0-2) tried an onside kick,
but Ronnie Lippctt covered it for New
England (1-1).
Lions 21, Falcons 14
Rodney Pecte threw two touch
down passes as Detroit beat Atlanta
in a battle of run-and-shoot teams.
Peetc completed 13 of 26 passes for
167 yards, all in the first half. He was
replaced by Bob Gagliano after an
ineffective third period.
Barry Sanders carried 18 times for
55 yards, including the deciding TD
on a 17-yard run for a 21-7 lead just
before halftime.
In oilier games, it was Minnesota
32, New Orleans 3; Cincinnati 21,
San Diego 16; New York Giants 28,
Dallas 7; Los Angeles Raiders 17,
Seattle 13; San Francisco 26, Wash
ington 13.
Houston was at Pittsburgh late,
while Kansas City visits Denver to
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Defeat of Colorado highlights weekend battles
Illinois 23, Colorado 22
CHAMPAIGN, III. (AP) - Howard
Griffith plunged for a 1-yard touch
down with 1:18 left Saturday, as No.
21 -ranked Illinois rallied to beat ninth
ranked Colorado 23-22.
The Illini (1-1) tied the game 17
17 in the third quarter, but Colorado
(1 -1 -1) regained the lead with a safety
just before the period ended.
Jim Harper pul the Buffaloes up
22-17 with a 26-yard field goal early
in the fourth quarter. But Illini quar
terback Jason Verduzco used long
passes to Jeff Finkc, Steve Mueller
and Wagner Lester to set up Griffith’s
game-winning touchdown. A two
point conversion failed.
Oklahoma 52, Pitt 10
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Kenyon
Rashecd. Ike Lewis and Dcwell Brewer
all ran for more than 100 yards Satur
day as No. 14 Oklahoma flattened
13th-rankcd Pitt, 52-10, the Sooners’
second straight impressive victory.
Oklahoma (2-0) rolled up 529 yards
of offense — 450 on the ground -- and
took advantage of every Pitt mistake.
The Panthers (2-1) lost three fumbles
and had two passes intercepted, re
sulting in 31 Oklahoma points.
The 52 points were the most given
up by Pitt since a 55-10 loss to Penn
State in 1971.
Rasheed bulled for 122 yards on
13 carries, including touchdown runs
of 11 and 7 yards in the first half.
Lewis carried 14 times for 110
yards, while Brewer had 107 yards on
eight carries.
Minnesota 20, Iowa St. 16
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Scou
Schaffncr, benched last week, replaced
injured Marquel Fleetwood and threw
a 17-yard touchdown pass to Kevin
Grant with 2:12 to play Saturday,
lifting Minnesota to a 20-16 victory
over Iowa State.
Star tailback Blaise Bryant and
quarterback Chris Peere were injured
for Iowa State (1-1). Bryant, the fourth
leading rusher in NCAA Division I
last year with 1,516 yards, suffered a
deep bruise in his right shoulder and
had to leave in the second quarter
with 69 yards. Pedersen sustained
possible ligament damage to his right
knee during the Cyclones’ final drive.
Iowa State is 0-19-1 against the
Gophers since last winning in 1898.
Kansas St. 52, New Mexico St. 7
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Pal
Jackson rushed for 149 yards and four
touchdowns as Kansas State swamped
winless New Mexico State 52-7 Sat
urday for the second-highest point
total in its checkered football history.
New Mexico State, losing its 20th
in a row, didn’t penetrate farther than
Kansas Stale’s 21-yard line until a
Wildcat fumble led to Billy Borten’s
6-yard touchdown run against the
reserves with 8:55 left.
Jackson’s four touchdowns tied a
Kansas State record he shares with
two others. The Wildcats, off to their
first 2-0 start since 1982, scored 42
points in the first two periods for their
highest-scoring half since World War
Missouri 45, Utah St. 10
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Ronncll
Kayhill ran for three touchdowns and
Michael Jones for two as Missouri,
scoring at will in the first half, smashed
Utah State 45-10 Saturday with an
offense producing 518 yards.
Louisville 28, Kansas 16
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Brown
ing Nagle passed for 304 yards and
tv/o touchdowns and Ralph Dawkins
ran for two more as Louisville with
stood an error-filled third quarter to
defeat Kansas 28-16 Saturday.
Notre Dame 28, Michigan 24
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Rick
Mirer, making his first college start,
threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to
Adrian Jarrell with 1:40 left, capping
a fourth-quarter rally that gave top
ranked Notre Dame a 28-24 victory
over No. 4 Michigan.
Trailing 24-21, Notre Dame drove
76 yards in nine plays for the touch
down that extended its home winning
streak to 18 games. The score was set
up by an 11-yard pass from Mirer to
Raghib Ismail, who recovered from a
bruised sternum in the first half.
Notre Dame snuffed out Michi
gan’s next drive when Reggie Brooks
intercepted an Elvis Grbac pass on
the Irish 40 with 1:21 remaining.
Michigan got the ball back with 15
seconds left on its own 29, but Grbac
was unable to connect on two des
peration passes.