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9-D THE TENNESSEAN, Sundoy, October 22, 1978 VAVAVAV, Spartans Breeze Pro Basketball Rom Eaaton Mum u.cKeye.s W' I MCI I I to i i WuhjMtta Philadelphia imey Ml I I iww Tort Ctrtral Dtrtsfco conference while Iowa dropped its fifth straight game and is 1-5 overall and 1-2 in the Big Ten. MICHIGAN STATE 49. INDIANA 14 At Vt OH and 1 I.M II .751 I Houston San Antonio Now Orkau Lansing. the Michiean State Snartans' va 1 I I 1 I 4 .500 xa From Wire Reports COLUMBUS, Ohio Freshman quarterback Art Schlichter teamed with Doug Donley on a 78-yard bomb as Ohio State scored three touchdowns in a little over two minutes yesterday in thrashing Iowa 31-7 in Big Ten college football. Schlichter's long pass gave the Buckeyes a 31-0 lead late in the second quarter and Ohio State coasted to its 14th consecutive victory in the series with the Hawkeyes.

Smith fired two early touchdown passes as Michigan State scored the first four times it had (nan Ooimnto Mttmt DnaMM in tne Dan ana cruised to a 49-14 romp over Big Ten EES foe Indiana. Kama cu A An ltrtcrnifont a Milwaukee sn .313 xa 0 I 1 1 I I I I J4 ft Jit 14 luiviiiunn niijuunoin Al ftiaaiSOn, Cheap fadflt DMtioi Snttlt I Ptxmtu I I mewiwiiue, wniu owuc '6 wise, quarterback: Kick Leach ran for two which gave up 90 points the last three games, touchdowns and passed for another in guiding a posted its sharpest performance of the season powerful running attack that sent ninth-ranfed with three interceptions and five quarterback Michigan to a 42-0 victory over Wisconsin ISM .75 .5 xa Golden Sate San Dwgt 1 4 1 Portland sacKS PrUtyil Demcr 111. Nn Jerwt 117 Ohio State is now 3-3-1 overall and 3-1 in the 1 Memphis State Falls io juumern 1155. PhilttphM IB, Detroit 117 SaiDwfolll, Onc(M New Vorl Hi, Ifclmiate Its Seattle IS, San Antonio 117 Gotten Sute 111, Portland Yettmtyi Rettta Atlanta 131, Denver I3S Ne York Ml, Ne Jertey 1M PMUtMonia 130, New Or lean tit Wathmftoa III. Detroit Cleveland 111, Ckieafg U4 Milwaukee 1, Kamu City Houttoa 111.

Baton ill Indiaiu IS, Su Diego 111 Today-! CatM CflMen State it Hilwaunee, (nifWI San Aatomo at La Angeles, Imgnt) Ptnetui at Portland, (night) PURDUE 13. ILLINOIS 0- At Champaign, 111., Purdue quarterback Mark Herrmann tossed a touchdown pass and Scott Sovereen booted two field goals to lift the Boilermakers to a 13-0 win over rival Illinois. The victory boosted Purdue's season record to 5-1, and dropped Illinois to 1-4-2. MINNESOTA 38, NORTHWESTERN 14 At Evanston, 111., winless Northwestern succumbed to Roy Artis 75-yard touchdown run and Marion Barber's two early touchdowns as Minnesota topped the Wildcats 38-14 in a Big Ten football game. -v 1 MEMPHIS (AP) Randy Boyette kicked two field coals last night to give Southern Mississi Lr if 7 Dpi this a 13-10 college football victory over Mempl State.

The win ea ve the visiting Eagles a 5-2 record for i me vear wruie raemDms aiaie ieu nrvroao, Bnvpttp'n kirks of 30 and 25 vards came in the Staff Hmto lid latin fourth quarter of a game that was marked by repeated failures by both teams to get beyond their opponent's 10. Southern Mississippi struck first on their first Elay trom scrimmage wnen quarieiuativ ammon unloaded a 56-yard pass to flanker gOghe? Morehouse College's comerbock Reggie Jones (22) is brought down by Fisk's Craig Gilbeoux (50) offer intercepting a Fisk pass. It was one of four posses Morehouse intercepted in the game. Mighty Oklahoma Whips Iowa State Morehouse Topples Fisk By GALE B. ROBINETTE The Morehouse College Maroon Tigers rode north from Atlanta yesterday to defeat Fisk University 21-6 in the Bulldogs' homecoming game.

It was the Bulldogs' first game at Fisk Stadium this year but there seemed to be no advantage to playing on their home turf as Fisk lost their fifth game in as many attempts this season. 1 Morehouse College, a larger, more experienced ball club than Fisk, used a polished running offense to move the ball against a freshman-laden Bulldog defense. The Fisk offense sparked early in the game when speedster split end Lawrence Blackmon scored the Bulldogs' only touchdown on a 16-yard pass from quarterback Mike Stiner just minutes into the first quarter. The Maroon Tigers soon retaliated when quar terback Art Williams, substituting for injured Greg Jones, drove the Tigers 70 yards to the Bulldogs' one yard line midway through the first quarter. Williams then put the Tigers on the board when he scored Morehouse's first TD on a well-executed quarterback sneak.

The Tigers liked the feeling of the Fisk end zone and were soon back in it when tailback Roger Kelley broke through Fisk's defensive wall to score the Tigers' second TD. Billy Walker toe-tapped a perfect field goal after each Morehouse touchdown and the Bulldogs found themselves down 14-6 at halftime. The first-quarter TD by the Bulldogs was the only spark the Fisk offense was able to show to the 5,000 who attended the homecoming match. By halftime, the Tigers had stolen three of Stiner's passes and the Bulldogs had been penalized seven times, three times for personal fouls, a loss of 43 yards. Fisk suffered another setback in the first half when quarterback Stiner was injured and rushed to Baptist Hospital.

He was later released, however, suffering from a badly-bruised hip. Blackmon was moved from split end to fill in for Stiner luring the remainder of the game. The Fisk defense held a tight reign on the Tigers in the second half, restrictingKelley, who carried 15 times for 85 yards in the first half, to a humble 29 yards in the last two quarters. Tiger quarterback Williams found the only hole in the Bulldogs' defense in the second half, when late in the third quarter, he dodged Fisk defensive linemen to score Morehouse's third and final TD. The Bulldogs completed 13 of 30 passes for 137 yards.

Blackmon caught four passes for 63 yards and running back Roosevelt Holiday grabbed one pass for 21 yards. Bulldog defensive back Henry Madkins stacked up 43 yards rushing to lead Fisk. The Tigers' stats were a bit more impressive, however, with 276 total yards rushing. Morehouse's fleet-footed tailback Greg Kelly claimed 114 of that total. Morehouse College, now 3-3, was awarded the coveted Chase Trophy for the third consecutive year.

Fisk, now 0-5, takes on Knoxville College here next Saturday at 1 p.m. Fisk Blackmon 14 pus from Stiner. Pass failed. 1st qtr Morehouse Williams I run. Walker kicked.

1st qtr. Morehouse Kelley It run. Walker kicked. 2nd qtr. Morehouse Williams run.

Walker kicked. 4th qtr. Lopez Retains Crown As Clemente Disqualified PESARO, Italy (UPI) Danny Lopez of the United States retained his World Boxing Council featherweight boxing title yesterday when challenger Fel Gemente of the Philippines was disqualified in the fourth round. The match was stopped at 2:15 of the fourth round when both fighters were injured about the eyes and the judges ruled that Clemente had butted the champion with his head. Chuck Brown.

Memphis State threatened late in the first period, but quarterback Lloyd Patterson was stopped on a third-and-seven situation and field goal specialist Rusty Bennett came on for a 33-yard attempt which made the score 7-3. From Wire Reports The Tigers moved ahead in the third quarter AMES, Iowa Billy Sims rushed for 231 yards flf takintf the second half kirkof and marrhinff andonetouchdownonjust20carriesyesterdayto 96 yards Patterson scored on a three-yard power unbeaten and top-ranked Oklahoma to a 34-6 Big isignt conierence viciory over lowa State. With less two minutes remaining and trailing after Boyette's second field goal, the Tigers began to move downf ield. Seven yards deep in Eagles territory, Patterson unloaded a long throw intended for Ernest Gray. But the Eagles Bubba Busby picked off the throw at the 3 to end the threat.

Memphis State travels to New Orleans next week for a meeting with Tulane. '4, 4 1 IIUIH GAUG PQDGGO THRU SUNDAY OCT. 29 i AND HOME CQITER Quarterback Thomas Lott added two touchdowns and guided the Sooners' Wishbone offense to a 21-0 first-quarter lead. Oklahoma piled up 466 yards on the ground, including 316 in the first half. Sims, the Big Eight's leading rusher, ranf or 178 yards in the first half, including runs of 63 and 53 yards that set up second quarter field goals by Uwe Von Schamann.

Sims darted 20 yards for a touchdown in the third period. The Sooners are now 7-0 on the year and 3-0 in the conference. MISSOURI 56. KANSAS STATE 14 At Manhattan, Phil Bradley rushed for one touchdown and hit tight end Kellen Windslow for two more scores yesterday to propel 17th-ranked Missouri to a 56-14 rout of Big Eight rival Kansas State. OKLAHOMA STATE 21.

KANSAS 7 At Stillwater, young Terry Suellentrop persistently pounded his way through the Kansas line, setting up a tide-turning score and then putting the game away with a touchdown as Oklahoma State beat the Kansas Jayhawks 21-7 in a Big Eight football game. NEBRASKA 52. COLORADO 14 At Boulder, fifth-ranked Nabraska battered the Big Eight's top defense for 49 straight points in crushing the Colorado Buffaloes 52-14. The Cornhuskers rallied from a 14-3 deficit to pull into a 14-14 halftime tie, then surged ahead on the first of two Rick Berns touchdowns on a 10-yard burst in the third period. The triumph was the sixth in a row for Nebraska, boosting their record to 6-1 and their Big Eight mark to 3-0.

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Texas is now 5-1 and 3-0 in conference play. Arkansas is 4-1 and 1-1. BAYLOR 24, TEXAS quarterback Steve Smith caught Texas A napping on the second play of the game for a 78-yard touchdown play to Robert Holt and freshman Walter Abercrombie raced for 207 yards as winless Baylor shocked the nationally-ranked Aggies. It was the second consecutive Southwest Conference defeat for the faltering Aggies, who were shelled 33-0 last week by Houston 7A is 4-2 for the season, 1-2 in the SWC, while Baylor is 1-5 and 1-2. Smith went without a huddle on the second play and flipped the scoring pass to Holt, who had sneaked nearly 10 yards behind the Aggies' secondary.

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