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12-A Jliiily SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8,1970 Raiders Survive Frogs 22-14 LUBBOCK. Tex. lAI'i Charles Nappcr fired iwo touch- down and Dickie Ingram kicked three field goals Saturday to give Texas Tech a crucial 22-14 Southwest Conference victory over Texas Christian Tech. fighting lor survival and a bowl bid. drove 80 yards in the third period for the winning touchdown, then staved off a late rally bj the aroused Horned Frogs.

A TCU fumble at the Tech four with 5:26 left chilled the Frogs' upset hopes Hunning back Doug Mct'otcli- en shredded the TCU defense for 204 yards, as the Raiders rolled to their seventh victory and fourth SWC verdict. Only a loss to Texas mars Tech's con. ference record The loss was the second for 6 Texas St. Falls 30-10 To Bearcats DENTON. Tex.

iAPi Cincinnati's Bearcats won their fourth straight game Saturday, crushing North Texas Suite 3010 in a Missouri Valley Conference battle. Quarterback Albert Johnson set up the first two Cincy scores. with scampers of 54 and 63 yards. Steve Cwvan and Jesse Taylor carried for the payoff on those drives, ani the Eagles never really recovered. After a Brlscoe field goal of 31 yards, the Eagles made a run at it with Ret Little gathering in a 16-yard scoring loss from Joe Milton.

That made it 14-10, but that's as close as North Texas could come. The Bearcats cracked it open in the third period with a pair of touchdowns, both by Taylor. The clinchers came afler a strong effort by the Eagle defense. They held Cincinnati on downs at the one. but Milton fumbled it away on the next play.

Taylor finally banged over from the one to make it 23-10. Billy Hunter picked off a Milton pass at the North Texas 34 in the third period and Taylor cashed in from the one. Milton hit for 3-12 yards through the air. but couldn't offset the steady Bearcats' ground game. It was homecoming and the final home game of the season for North Texas.

Cincinnati now owns a 6-2 record, while the Eagles have a 2-7 mark. Nebraska Slams Iowa St. 54-29 AMES. Iowa (AP) Fourth ranked Nebraska swept for touchdowns on its first two possessions Saturday and went on to slam Iowa State for 565 yards total offense and a 54-29 Big Eight Conference football victory. Joe Orduna had three short touchdown runs for the conference leading Cornhuskers who pushed their record to 8-0-1 overall and 5-0 in the Big fight.

It was also their 10th straight triumph over Iowa State. Nebraska rolled 73 yards in 17 plays after recovering an 1SU fumble on the game's second play. A 61-yard drive capped by Orduna's B-yard smash made it 12-0 with 1:33 left in the opening quarter. The 24-point underdog Cyclones managed to come back with a 39- yard field goal in the opening minutes of the second quarter, but Nebraska then sped to a 26-3 lead. Orduna.

who finished with 69 yards in 17 carries, scored on a six-yard third quarter run and the other Husker IDS were on runs of one yard by Tagge, 23 by Sclmeiss and 3 by Frank Vactor. LSU Spikes Bama 14-9 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. iAPi Buddy Lee engineered a masterful 87-yard game-turning touchdown drive in the third period Saturday as llth-ranked Louisiana Suite, led by its vicious defense, whipped No. iy Alabama 14-9 in a regionally televised Southeastern Conference football game. I.pe mixed his plays well in the 12-play drive that saw beat the Alabama defense for the first time in the game, one that was a throwback to the early 1960s when SEC teams traditionally used defense to win.

Lee hit on four passes (or 36 yards in the drive while Arthur Cantrelle tracked through the Tide line for 30 yards and Jim Benglis for The Bengal touchdown came on Lee's two-yard pass to Jimmy LeDoux with 8:17 remaining in the third quartci. and Alabama was never able to recover. The Tide defense did hold LSU three times inside the five on a fourth period drive that kept the Tigers from scoring an insurance touchdown. It was the sixth straight triumph for LSU. a three-point underdog, since losing Its opener fo Texas Ala- Football! Pony FGs Down Ags CJ Scores TCU in SWC warfare against two tryouts and eliminated the Christians from title contention.

Nappcr unleashed a 35-yard touchdown pass to Hobble Best in the fiist period and fireu a (k-wlis ICU IS USD 7-S Passing yanbgt Hctum yjrdjge Pads Fnmblfs loil Penalties six-yarder to Johnny Odorn to cap a 80-yard drive in the third quarter. ingram. who missed an extra point, booted field goals of 28. 32 and 35 yards. TCU shoved across both its touchdowns in the second period, the first a pass from Steve Judy to Lane Bowen.

Kay- lihodes sped 22 yards for the Mrf'utchen contributed runs of 10. 19. three, one and three yard-; in tin- Haiders final march, and his 204 yards, compiled on 32 carrie.s. lelt Ingrain within two vaids of TeAiiS Tci-il's Siluio! U'roMl The Haiders the lead in the lirst quarter driving yards in seven plays, the big gainer being Nappt'i 's storing Uesi took thai pass at wiggled away from corneibaik David Uixon and outrun cou- pli' of TIT defenders in a mad dash for (he goal. Ingrain's first field lol- lowed a fumble roioveiv Haider linebacker Mark Fincan- aim at the TCU 48.

The Frogs rode an uncommonly light South Clams to Us two touchdowns, one engineered by and the other by liustv I'nderivood. I'ndrruuod ihnw an 11-yard pass to Kranl.it> Ciimmett and to-varder to John Mrtherly to prepare for Hhodes' 22-yaid scoring run. Danny Colbert stunned the Dads' Day crowd uf 4U.1W in the opening of the contest when he galiuped 58 yards with a Tern pont. onlv to tumble awav Hie ball at the Haider Hills'. McCutclifn's perloi manci- overshadowed a glittering afternoon by Hhodes.

who netted 155 yards on 22 Air Force Mjwiuippi 24. Houiton 13 North TtxasSt 10 Tf Mi Tech a TCI" 14 Art 33. Kict 14 VrtLjdislt.TfUsAi.1U M.Minn 14 XMrc Dunns, ll Over Owk KAYETTEV1LLE. Ark iAPi Quarterback Bill Montgomery guided (lie seventh lanked Arkansas Kazorbacks to five straight second half touchdowns, scoring thee times himself, as the Kazorbacks rallied for a 3814 victory over Rice Saturday. Hire had taken a U-3 halftime lead, scoring twice in the final 92 seconds of the second quarter.

Montgomery, faking beautifully, constantly fouled the Rice defenders. He scored twice on four and two and tacked on a 2-yard scoring burst. Montgomery got help from tailback Mike Saint who came off the bench in the secund half to establish the Firsl Rushing yanbjp PdisinR yardaire Return yardage IM 6-16-3 81 12 193 Fumbles losi Penalties backs' ground game John Kirh- aron had started at tailback in place uf Bill Burnett, but lo.st two fumbles in the iirst half Proves Costly OXFORD, Miss. (AP) Ar-" chie Manning, Mississippi's hriF" liant quarterback, was knocked out of action for the remainder of the college football season with a broken left arm Saturday as the Rebels outscored Houston 24-13. Manning, a Heisman Trophy candidate, tossed two touchdown passes in the Rebs' homecoming game before he was decked hard while unloading a Air Force Is Upset EUGENE, Ore.

(AP) Sophomore quarterback Dan Fouts dazzled ninth-ranked Air Force with tour touchdown passes Saturday as underdog Oregon stunned the Falcons 46-35 in a wide open intersectional football game. It was the first loss in nine games for Air Force. Oregon, playing without star tailback Bobby Moore, improved its record to 6-3. The two teams, ranked amung the nation's best in total offense. put on a give-and-take scoring show for a crowd of 24.700.

They traded touchdowns all afternoon before Oregon finally went ahead in the fourth quarter. Fullback Jim Anderson's two- yard scoring run and Ken Woodv's kick for the extra point put Oregon ahead 3G-3b with 12:18 left in the game. Oregon added an insurance score moments later after defensive end Mike Johnson recovered an Air Force fumble at the Falcon 39. Sooners Get 28-13 Win NORMAN. Okla.

(AP) Oklahoma, sparked by sophomore Greg Pruitt's three touchdowns, made the big plays Saturday and took advantage of earls- Missouri mistakes for a 28-13 Big Eight Conference football victory before 54,750 at Owen Field. In winning, the Sooners kept alive their hopes for the conference title. They now stand 3-1 in the Big Eight and 5-3 overall. injury riddled Missouri is 2-3 in the league and 4-5 fur all games, the first time in Coach Dan Devine's 13 years the Tigers have lost as many as five regular-season games. Pruitt, a 177-lb speed merchant, caught touchdown passes of 60 and 34 yards from Quarterback Jack Mildren and zipped two yards around end for another score.

Oklahoma recovered three Missouri fumbles in the first half and led 21-0 at intermission. Monzon KOs Benvenuti ROME (AP) Argentina's Carlos Monzon knocked out Italy's Nino Benvenuti with a crashing right in the 12th round Saturday night to win the world middleweight championship in a resounding upset. Monzon's blow came two minutes into the round. The punch caught the 32-year-old champion flush on the chin. Benvenuti was still lying on his back when referee Kudolf Durst of West Germany finished counting him out.

third quarter pas.s. X-rays revealed a fracture uf the left radius in Manning's non throwing arm. He will undergo surgery Monday at the Campbell Clinic in Memphis. Term. Doctors at an Oxford hospital estimated the senior quarterback will be "as good as new" a three-month recuperative period.

Manning hii fullback Handy Reed and tailback Bob Knight with first-quarter scoring passes and kept the Rebel offense moving until he was racked up. After the injury, he had to be helped off the field. From that point, the Ole Miss- defense had to carry the load. Houston appeared ready to challenge the 13th-ranked Rebels for the lead when Armstrong intercepted a Gary Muffins pass at the Houston 38. That set uo a 58-vnrd field goal by Ctoye Hinton, the longest ever on the Ole Miss field.

It inservcd Ole Miss" first victory on the Rebels' new Astroturf. first used in a 30-14 los.s to Southern Mississippi last month Armstrong intercepted a second pass by Mullins midway in the last period to cut short another Houston push, and defensive end Dennis Coleman recovered a Mullins fumble at the Cougar five late in the game to set up the final Ole Miss tally Reserve quarterback Shug Chumbler hit wingback Vernon Studdard in the end zone on a three-yard pass to put the game beyond reach for Houston. Mullins closed the gap just before the end when he hit flanker Pat Orohin on a 15-yard touchdown pass. Satm rushed lor K5 vartfs and scored twice The victory uppt-d Arkansas Soulhwe.sl ContiTt-nre re-cord to 4 and 0 and dropped the UwK 0 ami 4. Aikansas penotrali-d the HUT 20 three imu-s the tirsi half licited onlv three points mi Bill 32 yard field goal.

On the other two occasions Me- Hard mis.st-tl a livid and Huhard.son fumbled at the four way no Young lecovt-rt-d a Richardson fumble at the late in the first hall and eight plays hner Phillip Wood scored from the Aikansas three. putting the Hazorbark-; behind for the first lime since the season opener lost to Stanford. Seconds later. Mike Tvlor intercepted a Montgomery and returned it 49 before stepping out on the Arkansas five. On third down Wood threw his pass of the gamy, a four yarder to Macon Hughes in the end zone with 32 left in the half.

Rice faced a 15-mile-pi-r-hour wind and an Aikansas defense un its three possessions in the third quarter Each time Bucky Allshouse punted setting up touchdown drivei. of 47. 711 and 56 yaids. A 50-yard punt return by Jerry Moore set tip tlit- fourth Arkansas touchdown and Bobby Field's interception left the Arkansas Razorbacks 52 yards to go for their fifth score. The- Roorbacks relied solely on their ground game and their first two touchdown drives, obviously intent on taking the fight to the Owls.

They went ahead to stay with 2:40 left in the third period when Saint dove over iron; two yards out. Saint touchdown capped a 70-yard drive that included scampers ot 18 and 16 yards by Montgomery. Montgomery finished the ali- ornoon with nine of 12 passes for 118 yards. Fullback Russ Oar- be contributed 112 yards on 18 carries Wood led Rice rushers with 63 yards on 17 carries Wittenberg JS. Wouster 0 Xavier IS, Q-jinlifo Marinp Boston College 65, Buffalo Foniham 39.

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33 Stanford 29. Waahn 22 UlaJil7. Huh St. 0 FG Saves Tennessee CDi.I'MBlA. Kicking specialist George Hunt btwted a field goal the final 15 seconds Saturday to give nationally-ranked Ten- nenb.ee a 20-18 victory over an underdog University of South Carolina football team.

Hunt' 1 field goal, his second of the game, was the climax to a wild fourth quarter that saw South Carolina score tfi points and Tennessee ten. South Carolina seemed dt-s- Uned end its three-ganie losing streak and pin a stunning upset on the eighth-ranked Vo- lunteeib The Gamecocks led 18-17 and time was running out. But with substitute quarterback Dennis Chadwick leading the way. Tennessee moved deep enough for Hunt to save the victory. Benjamin Franklin invented bifocal glasses.

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uho missed the i with a bruised knee, t.x.k fM.s- (heir own 13 with 5.07 to play and inarched down field with Ihe hammer of tailback Gary Hammond and AiM (lie game. In the fiisi half the Aggies intercepted Carter Uireo times and twice stopped Mui- tang scoring thrusts inside the '20-vjrd iiin-. In jiidiliua IM Moot's three inlerreptions. Tom Clinslopher and Kd Kbrwns al-y? intercepu-d Carter compleled 13 of 26 passes 105 vards in Ins fiist King tut tfireo ni yr ls ft AA(W Fumble 6-2UX) set up on tlit 1 lit in position for Johnson's fcarm 1 winning Moments earlier ihe Ac- gu-s Pat Mi-Lk'imuu kicked it 34-vard lieltl go.il to give the Aggies a lie With Ihe pa ssi tit; lineal Hixson gone. Hammum! touk charge nf a gruund oriented S.Mt' attack and picked up Urti yanls on 36 carnt-s including most nf ihe y.irrt;tge in tin- final drive.

(laiy (Warier, a junior n-d- shirt with onlv dowib ui ex- pt'iience in t-dliegf tan-t-i. repKiced at quarterback but the (Iranii ptivdurt was plagued bv an fpfjortunisl AiM thai inu-icepifd him five limes Ai-M Hovei Ua- vid Hoot picked off ihiee ot Carter's aerijls. I'ntil the fourtii ijuarter ex change ol held gnats the only scoring in the gumr had been a vardei by Johnion the second quarter The Aggies ilrou- tlur SMC 17 litie in the ftnnlh (juar- tti to sot up Mc-ncrnifitt field gortl with left in the gantt Tht- drive was kept alive on Eht; Iwo pass interference against the totaling 22 'yards The Ponifts nKo dreu an 11-yard defensive holding penal- ly lo keep the moving The Aggies were fruslsnted at evt-rv turn in the olft-nsivc t-i- forts. fiainint: only 6'J vanls rushing and 61 Bnih quarterbacks. Lex and Joe Mac King, ueic in and out of the eaint- wiih injuries during the Aggies' scoring drive.

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