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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Sunday, October 24, 197e

OKLAHOMA, NEBRASKA STUNNED:


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By The Associated Press naroa
ANNAPOLIS - Pitt's swii 30, si
To)y Dorsett became major becam
college football's all-time rush- 29 yea
ing leader yesterday, carrying ciated
27 times for 180 yards and three Team.
touchdowns as the second-rank- This
ed Panthers swamped Navy gained
45-0. Ties. Hr
Dorsett smashed the record the 6,
of 5,177 yards set by Ohio needing
State's Archie Griffin with a 32- regular
yard touchdown sweep around As R
left end on his final rush of the 7-0 fort
game. It came at 1:38 of the Dorsett
final period and gave the 5-foot- the spo
11, 192-pound senior from Ali- Elliott
quippa, Pa., a career total of yardsf
5,206. down.
En route to the record, Dor-
sett became the first runner 4iizzC
ever to produce four 1,000-yard
s easons. and Joy
He also wiped out the ca- a J
reer mark of 918 rushing at- a recor
tempts by Cornell's Ed Mari- try, 34

races
and boosted his total to !m
tarting in 1973 when he W
ne the first freshman in earli
ars to make The Asso- was
Press' All-America Conf
. 97-ya
season, Dorsett has Bill
1,072 yards on 195 car- in a
e has an outside shot at
000-yard career mark, So
g 794 in Pitt's final four
-season games.
Pitt upped its record to back
the first time in 47 years, 159'
t had to share a bit of back
otlight with running mate offt
Walker who bolted 69 hom
for a third-period touch- half
set f
* * yest
It
you amazes ond
OLN, Neb.-Peter Woods' Coac
oe Stewart combined on drop
rd 98-yard pass play yes- unbe
lifting No. 17 Missouri W
-24 upset over third-rank- on a
braska in -a Big Eight ning
ence football game. Abbt
nationally televised tilt 46-ya
ed a see-saw first half thet
was still in doubt until Cowl
Gibons iced it for the brea
oiri Tigers with a 34- victo
field goal with 1:19 re- trast

to rushing record
dinng in the game.
ooJs' go-ahead scoring pass
ier in the fourth quarter
a record by a Big Eight
erence passer, besting the
ard 1965 effort by Kansas'
Fenton to Willie Ray Smith
Kansas-Texas Tech game.
* * *
oners sulk
ORMAN, Okla. - Running
Terry Miller rambled for
yards and senior quarter-°
Charlie Weatherbie came
the bench to direct Okla-
a State to threebsecond-
scores as the Cowboys up-
fifth-ranked Oklahoma 31-24
erday.
was only Oklahoma's sec-
loss in 41 games under
ch Barry- Switzer and
ped the Sooners from the
eaten ranks this season.
eatherbie hit Ricky Taylor
five-yard toss for the win-
touchdowii with 6:46 left.
ie Daigle connected on a .
ard field goal, his third of
day, with 3:34 left and the
boys held on for the win,
king a nine-game Sooners
ory string in the bitter in-
ate rivalry.


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