Monday, November 13, 1967
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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COOKS RUNS INTO STUBBORN HAWKS
Linebacker Mike Sweatman (50) and halfback Pat Hutchens (15) pile up Colorado fullback Wilmer Cooks just short of the goal line. Cooks, the Buffaloes' leading ground gainer Saturday with 72 yards, scored Colorado's first touchdown on the next play.
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Scanning the Big 8
Missouri 28. Kansas State 6
The Tigers simply outmanned the Wildcats, and in the process gave Vince Gibson's crew its fifth consecutive conference defeat. MU rode home on a 21 point splurge in the final period, turning a seemingly close contest into utter destruction for the Manhattan eleven.
Statistically, the Tigers crushed the Wildcats. The Bengals picked up 20 first downs to K-State's five, and gained 277 yards on the ground to the Wildcats' minus 27.
Oklahoma 52, Iowa State 14
The Sooners climbed to the top of the conference standings with a relatively easy victory over Clay Stapleton's Iowa State Cyclones.
Led by Quarterback Bob Warmack, OU scored five of the first six times it handled the pigskin.
The Cyclones' total was almost as much as the Sooners had given up in six previous games. Oklahoma had yielded only 16 points before meeting Iowa State.
Nebraska 9. Oklahoma State 0
The Huskers finally got back on the winning trail against conference opponents with a narrow triumph over Oklahoma State. By virtue of the victory, Nebraska kept alive its slim hopes of defending its Big Eight Conference title.
Oklahoma State was all but eliminated from the title chase on a 1-3 loop record. The 'Pokes are now 2-4-1 over-all.
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