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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEC. 4 PAGE 3 SUNDAY, SpTEMBER 1972 Shootln9 The Stars Cornhuskers Crush 77-7 Timetable Takes A Muncie Beating Tulane Upsets Georgia, 24-13, As Walker Stars ByBobmWamHi after the second score tempt failed, GEORGIA'S first score was New Orleans (UPI) Mike Walker threw a 17-yard touchdown pass and ran 6 yards for another score to give Tulane a 24-13 upset victory over 19th-ranked Georgia yesterday. Tulane also scored on a 35- yard field goal by Lee Gibson and a 57-yard punt return by defensive left halfback George Ewing. Georgia's two touchdowns came on runs of 7 and 1 yards by tailback Jimmy Pou-los. A two-point conversion at- set up when Don Golden punt ed to the Tulane 25, and the ball touched Tulane's David Lee.

Bulldog Robert cutt recovered the fumble on the Greenie 25. With 7:35 left in the first quarter, Poulos took a pitch-" out and swept left 7 yards for Aivesome Sooners Rip Past Oregon, 68-3 MUNCIE NORTH'S 16-0 loss to Fort Wayne Northrop only goes to prove that Coach Terry Hitchcock hasn't pulled off the impossible in just the second year of varsity football for the Delaware County school. North mowed down big brothers Muncie Central (20-6) and Muncie South (54-12) in a sweep of its first three outings this year, so it would be a fair observation to say that the Titans still are way ahead of the prescribed timetable for most two-year-old football schools. Hitchcock, Muncie South assistant for eight years, who once had a hand in Richmond's 36-game winning streak under Bill Elias and Hub Etchison (1953-55), tackled the North job a year ago seven days before the Titans played their first varsity game. North's progress following its 3-7 rookie year has been excellent, although Coach Hitchcock knows that the roughest part of his schedule is coming up.

This week it'll be North's Titans against the Indianapolis Titans from Tech. Fort Wayne Dwenger will be another formidable opponent Oct. 14, and Dwenger will be followed by the two biggest Olympic Conference stumbling blocks Anderson Madison Heights (Oct. 20) and Kokomo Haworth (Nov. 3).

All four wound up in the North loss column last year. Setting North apart from other good ground teams is a super running back, Luther Bradley, 6-4 and 195-pound son of the assistant principal at Central High. Bradley scored five times in the 41-6 first half against South, and had 204 yards the first three times he ran the ball. Luther scored 96 points with 732 yards rushing his junior year, including another 5-TD game against Winchester. Brad- Norman, Okla.

(AP) Second-ranked Oklahoma raked up more than 700 yards in total offense and completely throttled Oregon's heralded passing attack at the Sooners Army Allows Most Points In History West Point, N.Y. (AP) Johnny Rodgers scored twice in the first period and Nebraska added three more touchdowns In the final four minutes of the first half yesterday en route to a 77-7 demolition of Army, the most points ever scored against the Military Academy. It was the second consecutive victory for college football's defending national champions, following an opening game loss to UCLA. Army, which' never had allowed more than 51 points, dropped its opener for only the seventh time in 83 seasons. Sophomore quarterback Dave Humm passed for one touchdown and ran for another and second-string running back Dave Goeller scored twice as the ninth-ranked Cornhuskers rolled to a 35-0 halftime lead before a capacity Michie Stadium crowd for 42,239 and a regional television audience.

Army's only serious threat of the half failed when quarterback Kingsley Fink threw three Incomplete passes from the Nebraska 3-yard line early in the second quarter after a 44-yard pass from Fink to Bob Hines put the ball deep In Nebraska The Cornhuskers marched 64 yards in eight plays the buried the Webfoots, 68-3, yesterday. The Sooner defense held Oregon scoreless until the Duck3 got a 47-yard fourth-period field goal by Keith Lively, Oregon quarterback Dan Fouts was intercepted twice in the first half, and the Sooners turned the tunovers into touchdowns. SENIOR quarterback Dave DWARFED Nebraska's John Dutton (90) rushes in to thwort a pass by Army quarterback Kinglsey Fink yesterday during the first half of their game at West Point, N.Y. Fink got the pass off but it fell incomplete. (AP Wirephoto).

Robertson passed for two touchdowns and scored on a 6-yard run as O.U. built up a 35-0 halftime lead and explod the touchdown. But David Lee turned the game around for Tulane minutes later when he intercepted a Ray pass on the Green Wave 40 and returned it 22 yards to the 18. Tulane 's drive faltered and Gibson kicked his field goal with 2:56 left in the first period, 'i Tulane moved 80 yards in 16 plans to score with 9:12 left in the second quarter when Walker went back MJ pass, then ran left 6 yards for the touchdown. TULANE made it 17-7 with left in the half on the 17-yard pass down the 'eft side from Walker to freshman Jamie Garza in the end zone, completing an 80-yard drive in 10 plays.

'I Tulane kept Georgia from--making a single first down in the third quarter. Then, with 48 seconds left -in the third period, Golden; punted 51 yards from his own 6 and Ewing returned it along the right side behind a wall -of Greenie blockers. Oaonia j-JJ Tulano 1 14 t-U Ca Pouloi run (Braswell MdO. Tul FO Oihson 35. Tul Walker 4 run (Gibson kick).

Tul Cana 17 past from Walker (Gibsoe kick). Tul Ewlni 37 punt return (Gibson kick). Ga Poulos 1 run (mass failed). A 43,044. ed for 26 more points in the third period.

Fumbles Pave Way For Wisconsin, 31-7 Tight end Al Chandler hauled in both of Robertson's scoring tosses of 32 and 49 Keller.Mel Spark 'Blues' In Pacer Game STAR STATE REPORT Keller scored 36 and Mel Daniels 32 last night to lead the Blues over the Whites, 142-118, in an Indiana Pacers intrasquad game at Plainfield High School. Keller popped six of seven three-point attempts and handed out seven assists while Daniels gathered 24 rebounds and distributed 12 assists in addition to his scoring. Other Blues scoring had Bill Newton with 26 points and 12 rebounds, Freddie Lewis 25 points and 14 assists, Bob Arnzcn 17 points and 11 yards. rM fra (Pi mm Wthm S-i Kilgore Groves Hill Be tore it was all over, gained 153 yards in 28 carries to become the third Wisconsin an Joe Washington player in history to rush for scored on runs of 3 and 13 yards; Kleyn Russell scored on a 13-yard run; MikeThonv Bradley as scored on a 90-yard dash, and Pruitt, Ken Welch and urant tsurgett romped in on more than 2,000 yards in a career. His total is 2,128 and" his 23 career touchdowns are two behind the school record held by Alan Ameche.

Rick Barrios booted a 35-yard field goal late in the first half for the Badgers aft first time they had the ball, short runs. with Rodgers scoring from 3 Thomas' 90-yard sprint yards out after only 3 min came on his first run from rebounds and Roger Brown 5 points. scrimmage as a Sooner. The 5-11, 190-pound sophomore John Sutter topped the Whites' attack with 29 points and 13 rebounds. George Mc- from Greenville, Tex sat out last week's 49-0 triumph over LJ Ginnis had 25 points and 13 re Utah State with an injury.

Oreoon 3- Oklahonta 14 21 34 7-41 bounds, Don Freeman 24 points and six assists, Don Buse 16 Hitchcock Avila Lyon PANTHER PAD DISC BRAKES FOREIGN or AMERICAN Chapman Madison, Wil (AP) i s-consin, sparked by the running of Rufus Ferguson and Rudy Steiner's two touchdown passes to Jeff Mack, converted three recovered fumbles into scores and rolled to a 31-7 college football victory 'over Syracuse yesterday. a 's touchdown receptions, on plays covering seven and eight yards, came seconds apart and gave the Badgers a 14-0 lead enroute to their second victory in as many starts. Syracuse's Greg Allen fumbled on the kickoff after the first touchdown to set up the second score. Syracuse, 1-2 was stymied by 10 fumbles, seven of them lost, and an intercepted pass. The Orangemen fell behind 24-0 before scoring in the third quarter on Allen's 28-yard sweep around left end.

The Badgers retaliated by marching 61 yards in 13 plays to Ferguson's second touchdown, from three yards out, with five minutes to play. Penalties nullified two other Ferguson touchdown runs, one from 85 yards away, but the 5-6, 190-pound "Roadrunner" Okla Robertson I run (kick tailed). Okla Welch 1 run (Washington pass points and six assists, Darnell Hillman 14 points and nine re bounds and Tyree Vance 10 LnObO points. irom jacKsom. Okla Chindler pass from (Carroll kick).

Okla Pruitt 2 run (Fulctier kick) Okie Washington 13 run (Fulcher ki'k). Okla Chaidler 32 pass Irom Roberiscn (kick tailed). Okla Bcrnet 1 run (kick tailed). Okla Warhington run (Fulctier k' k). Okla Ihrmas 90 run (Fulcher ck).

Ore FG er they recovered a fumble by Marty Januszkiewicz on the Orange 22. Wisconsin fell on a fumble by Syracuse quarterback Dave T. King on the first play of the second half, and tiie Badgers went 25 yards in three plays to their third touchdown a sjven-yard run by Ferguson. Syracuse 0 0 7 07 Wiscomin 14 3 1 731 Wis Mack 7 frcm Sterner (Barrios kick). Wit Mack Ipasi from Signer (BirrLl kiCK).

WIS PO Barrios 3. Wis Ferguson run ck). Syr Al en 28 run (Ru.ff kkk) Wis Fonuscn 3 run (Barr.os STATISTICS First downs 14 11 Rushes-yaros 4H 9 2 Passing yards 135 SS Return yards 121 ii Passes 12-21-1 7131 Punts 5.43 7-3 Fumbles-losl io-7 S-3 Penalties-yards S-73 S-7S The Pacers stage their final intrasquad game at Park-TiWor in Indianapolis tonight. Game Okla Russell 13 run (Fuller kick). A 41 INCLUDES LABOR Front Bonded Disc Brake Pads Guaranteed 40,000 Miles of Service Silent and Anti-Squeal CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT 547-3561 HOOSIER IMPORTS, INC.

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MICHIGAN Sea our Ad Entertainment Sec. Sunday Star utes. Nebraska had to cover only 37 and 43 yards for the next touchdowns, following Army punts. The final two scores of the half came after a bad snap from punt formation turned the ball over to Nebraska at the Army 5 and a fumble by Fink was recovered by John Button at the Cadets' 18. Only two fumbles by Rodgers at the Army 42 and again at the 6 prevented even more damage as Nebraska piled up 17 first downs to three for Army and outgained the Cadets 273 yards to 37.

THE ROUT continued as Gary Dixon barreled over from 2 yards out, capping a 44-yard drive following Ritch Bahe's 40-yard return with the second-half kickoff. Randy Borg returned a punt 60 yards just 80 seconds later Rodgers caught a 5-yard pass from second-string quarterback Steve Runty following a fumble by Army's Dick Atha at his own 20, and linebacker Bill Sloey picked off an Atha pass and ran 43 yards, making it 63-0 at 9:35 of the third period. Nebraska 14 il 21 14-77 Amy 7-7 Net Rodqeri I run (Sinitr kick). Neb Rodoers 24 Nil Irom Humm (Sinter kick). Ntb Goeller 1 run (Smttr kick).

Nek Humm 1 run (Sanger kick). Neb Goeller 1 run (Seiner kick). Neb Olson 1 run (Seiner kick). Nek Borg punt return (Sonnr kit). Nob Roloeri i otn from Runt (Sanoor MIDWEST LEAGUE Younoslown 44, INDIANA 34.

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The I CUm. H. Hlock Co. Romanian Sels Discus Record Bucharest (AP) Romania's Argentina Menis yesterday set a women's world discus record with a throw of 220 feet, im inches during a track meet among Finland, Sweden and Romania at Con-stanta, the news agency, Agerpres, reported. Miss Menis achieved the record throw in her thrid attempt.

The previous world record 2190 was held by Faina Melnik of the Soviet Union. Miss Melnik won the gold medal at the Munich Olympic Games with 218-7. Miss Menis was second at 213-5. ley is a 49.8 quarter-miler and he combines with 6-7 Kirk Mc-Shurley to give the basketball team a strong 1-2 inside threat. Hitchcock dresses 26 seniors, one of North's strengths, because they've been together for three years.

Bradley, who scored 60 points in North's first three games with a 14.8 rushing average isn't the only standout. Tackles Marc Kilgore and Bud 'Palmer reached the state wrestling finals along with End Tommy Smith. Ends Wes Lyon and Jimmy Harris are two more basketball players. Harris qualified for the state hurdles. Hitchcock platoons two sets of backs with Bradley's exception.

Steve Hill who had 97 yards in the Central contest alternates at the other halfback spot with Jessie Peques. Ends Joe Chapman and Lyon usually go both ways, "until we're out of trouble," the North coach says. Center Ramon Avila is Hitchcock's team leader. Marc Groves the No. 1 tackier and Bobby Johnson developed over the summer into a fine PAT kicker.

With a superior running back like Bradley, Coach Hitchcock admits "We like to run the ball before we throw, but we do have three TD passes, and we can throw when we have to." Hitchcock's triple option was good for almost 500 yards in the first half against Southside. Northrop applied the stopper by holding Bradley for short yardage and clicking on two TD tosses. UNBEATEN DAVE RAMEY and the rest of the Brebeuf tennis team have a pretty grim idea how U.S. sprinters Eddie Hart and Ray Robinson felt when they were disqualified in the Olympics for missing a quarter-final deadline. Brebeuf failed to return its entry form to the Indiana High School Athletic Association before last Monday's 4 p.m.

deadline and now the tennis team must suffer for the mistake. "We're just sick about it but it's not the IHSAA's fault," Athletic Director Jim MacGregor told Shootin' the Stars. "We received the form in plenty of time and the coach just got mixed up on the date." MacGregor explained that the IHSAA deadline for all sports was moved up this year from Wednesday to Monday, but the new dates were announced in a number of directives. All IHSAA entry forms go to the principal and must be returned bearing his signature. He usually hands It down to the athletic director and then it goes to the head coach.

Obviously, nobody feels worse about the slip than Ralph Tramontini, in his third year as tennis coach, unless maybe it's the kids. Principal Karl Hertz coached Brebeuf tennis at one time so he also has a personal interest in the sport. "It wouldn't be so bad," MacGregor concedes, "if Ramey wasn't one of the top players in the entire state. He has a national ranking in his classification and our team probably would have been favored in the Ben Davis Sectional." ONE OF THE LATE L.V. Phillips' favorite stories he was Commissioner of the IHSAA told 8bout the principal who forgot to enter his high school in the basketball tourney a cardinal sin in the Hoosier state.

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