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246-Pound Fullback Keys Buckeye Triumpl gib-Palm Beach Post-Times, Sunday, Sept. 21, 1975 Sooners Belt Panthers by 36 i -v Penn State and pusneu tneir record for the year to 2 0. The Lions aie 2 1. Ohio State went 80 yards in only eight plays after receiving the opening kickolf. Senior wingback Brian Baschnagel set up the touchdown with a 4s-yard run to the Penn State three-yard line and Jotinson took the ball into the end zone three plays later.

The NitUny Lions, sparked by the running of Duatie Taylor, marched to the Ohio State where on fourth-arid -five, bahr kicked his mc-ond 56-yarJer of the wun. Ohio Stato Cu.r.e right UiV uh.ihk tu (he Penn 27. wheie KLLan n.ade the ituie 10-3 with his 45 yid dcld goal HcLt.iu.'i Tiu-phy winner Archie Gufun, who rushed (oi iiB varus in 24 carriej, his 23rd ut. far season game with llur, li yanis sparked the drive with a 34 yard u.i COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Pete Johnson, a 246-pound fullback, rushed for 10 yards and two touchdowns yesterday to power second-ranked Ohio State to a 17-9 victory over No. 8 Penn State, Johnson capped an 80-yard march on the Buckeyes' first possession with a one-yard scoring blast and clinched the win with 5:05 remaining in the game when he bulled over from 11 yards out.

Tom Klaban accounted for Ohio State's other three points with a 45 yard first quarter field goal. Penn State Chris Bahr kicked field goals of 55, 31 and 25 yards to account for all the Nittany Lions scoring The victory, coming before Bb.U93, second largest crowd in Ohio Stadium history, was the first for the Buckeyes in five tries against Cowboy Runners Stop Arkansas NORMAN, Okla (LTD -All-America halfback Joe Washington came back from a fierce tackle that briefly put him out of the game to rush for 166 yards and three touchdowns yesterday, leading top-ranked Oklahoma to a 46-10 victory over No. 15 Pitta-burgh. Washington scored on runs of 15 10 and one. Elvis Peacock, Oklahoma's other starting halfback, made touchdown runs of 19 and seven yards while backup quarterback Dean Blevins ran over from the three and Tony Diri-enzo kicked a 37-yard field goal.

The Sooners also picked up two points on a safety in the game's final moments. Pittsburgh, held to a 46-yard field gal by Carson Long until the fourth quarter, made the longest play of the day with a 54 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Robert Haygood to split end Karl Farmer. Washington clearly had the best of an advertised duel with Pittsburgh's flashy Tony Dorset! with his 166 yards on 23 carries more than double Pitt's team total. Dorsett had 17 yards on 12 carries. Washington's first touchdown came only three plays after he was hit hard on the sidelines and knocked over a bench.

In his absence, reserve Horace Ivory carried twice for 19 yards and quarterback Steve Davis once for nine. On his first play after returning to the game, Washington ran 15 yards through the right side to score. AP rVtrephoto Tinker Owens (11) Beats Pittsburgh's Interception Return Lifts Irish STILLWATER, Okla (AP) Running backs Hubert Turner and Terry Miller powered a pair of second half touch down drives yesterday thai capped an Oklahoma SUU comeback and gave the Cow' boys a 20 13 victory over Ar kansas After Arkansas marched 72 yards at the outset of the second half to Like a IJ-7 lead, the Cowboys put together scoring drives of 80 and 56 yards to get the victory Miller, a sophomore who gained 130 yards on 18 carries, capped the 80-yard third quarter drive with a su yard run and Tui ner. a junior who had 107 yards on 20 carries, scored the clincher with a one-yard plunge Meanwhile, the Cowboy de Jury to the Ball fore Bradley's first interception. Purdue failed to make a first down in the opening period when Notre Dame sc ored on a 29-yard field goal by Dave Keeve.

Purdue had an opportunity to tie the score before the half but Steve Schmidt missed a 45-yard field goal attempt, Penn 15 43 177 135 tl II 17-0 640 I II i 33 Ohn 20 60 322 5 0 6 13-0 5 47 6 2-1 1-15 Fust downs Ruines yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumbieS lost Penalties yards Penn State 1110-9 Ohio State 10 0 0 7-17 US Johnson I run (Kiaoan kicM PS-FG Banr 55 OS -FG meben 45 PS -FG Banr 11 PS-FG Bahr 25 US-Johnson II run ikiacan kick) A 0V NO It 51 230 S3 122 4 12-1 5 39 4 II 5 54 Purdue 3566 134 0 13 24 1 1 31 I 14 H7 First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yaids Passes Pjnts Fumbles lost Pena ('es ya'ds Notre Dimi Purdue NU fg Reeve 2v NO Bradley 9 KicH; NO- Hunter 1 run A (, 7V5 3 0 0 14-17 0 0 0 0-0 bass intei caption Reeve kick) First downs Rushes yards Past' ly yards dkeiurn raids Passes Punts FunitJies lost Pena ties yards Miami of Ohio Michigan State 16 40 I '7 72 31 21 II 0 2 27 0 4 1 IS IJ 56 2 1 73 20 6 2 1 5 30 1 4 3 7 65 00 130 11 0 7 7 0 14 MSU Jacuson 3 tun Nielsen k.ij Walker 30 past frum Smith ikick lauedi Mami Ca'pente' 12 run (Tfuwor.dye kicni MSU Gibson 56 pass Irun Bauuet! INieisen kick) A 10; SUNDAY 11-6 State Slips Past REBATE COUPON STANT REBATE SPECIA 10 POINT TRANSMISSION SERVICE Ohio byOnePoint lli.ml tl Miami i REG. 11.95 TRANSMISSIONS I KMOVt AN AU'UVT ANtk' I CiN UIN 4 lUM 4 AO.Utf iN'MMA, LINK A Of INW All NW VAN 0Ult LHK H) ilt CM' INOiNl ilANMIUON MOONtt I CHK I UN'vHVA. HN AOJUVI I MHO I Ml 4 MANUAI UNKAUt 0 iUAu 'It' CAI THIS iOlAHUI JKt! 609 vvvvvvwvvwvvvw1 fense stilfened after yielding initially to a strong Arkjiis.it ground attack led by Jelly Eckwood, who romped yards in the second quarter far touchdown that put the Haoi backs top, 6-0 A lew huiiutei later Alku.l-sa: threatened again alter intercepting a Scott liuiM pas Hut Oklahoma State held on its own one yard line and immediately launched 99-yard, 13-plav scounK drive Art 0J' Fill' jvwns R.ithei 'ill Patl.ng vds Hhi" ti'tls Penet wills 'in OieS'iolt Pe.ia ti yeroi Arhnt4t Okienema II A' I tf Uij I i I .1, i 17 )' 5741 19' 41 i' 76 I 0 6 10 I 3 6 1 57 4 47 1 I tn 4 S6 I 40 II I I LiH-a iiin la ie), osu 051) lu. A 4 iuO ei itf, I I tfubi'isuri h.t ri i jb-nson kii NOW Al AN UNBE limiJU PRICE Of $A95 6377 16S MILITARY TRAIL Each WKST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI i Safety Luther Bradley, returning alter sitting out a year suspension, ignited ninth-ranked Notre Dame with an interception ol tftl yards for the game's first touchdown to help the Irish beat Purdue, 17-0 The rivals slugged it out for three periods with the Irish in front by the nairow margin of a field goal.

It remained 3-0 until Bradley intercepted a halfback pass by Purdue's Scott Diek-ing on the Notre Dame one and returned It 99 yards, the longest interception return in Notre Dame history. Seconds later, Bradley grabbed another pass from sub quarterback Craig Nagel on the Purdue 21 and in seven plays lite Irish had their second touchdown, Al Hunter diving over from the one. Notre Dame mopped up with the reserves after Tom Lopienski intercepted another Nagel pass on the Notre Dame 45. The Irish drove to the Purdue four before Dave Guthrie intercepted Joe Montana's pass in the end zone. Mi hifinn-Slunford Siimmarirs Stan II 34-46 28 24 33.4 1-1 J-47 Mich 17 41-37? 145 15 4- 17I 5- 351 21 I- IS First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Refrun yards Passes Punts Fumoles-lost Penalties-yards Stanford 6 0 0 13- Michigan 0 7 6 6- Stan- -Hill 25 pass trom Cordova I kick laiied) M.ch -Smith 4a pass trom Leach (Wood kick) Mich FG Wood 27 M.ch-FG vVoud 29 Man-r Anderson 4 deflected pass uum coroova (Laiiylofd kick) Micn-FG Wood 32 Stan-FG Langlord 40 Mich-FG Wuod 42 Stan-FG Landlord 33 isconsin South Ihtkota 18 MADISON, Wis.

(AP) -Freshman Charles Green passed for one touchdown and led three other drives capped by touchdowns by Billy Marek, powering Wisconsin over outmanned South Dakota, 48-7, yesterday. Marek, the nation's leading scorer and No. 3 rusher last year, scored on runs of one and six yards as the Badgers mounted a 14-0 lead on their first three series. South Dakota 0 7 0 0-7 Wisconsin 14 13 7 14-41 Wis Marek I run ILan-na kick) VVis-Marek 6 run (Lamia kick) Wis-Morjen 41 pass trom Green irun failed) Ait-Wagner 30 Interception return (Lamia kick) SD-Higyms 12 pass from Jenkins (Jenkins kick) Wis-Merek 4 run (Lamia kick) yVis-Poliard 2 run (Lamia kick) Wis-Matthews 50 run iLamia kick) MidwesU issoun Overhauls Illinois CHAMPAIGN. 111.

(LTD -Fifth-ranked Missouri got off to a poor start spotting Illinois to a 20-7 lead but came bark behind the running of Tony (jalbreath and the kicking of Tim Gibbons to win, 30-2(i yesterday. Galbrpath, whose running pHped the Tigers upset Alabama two weeks ago, put Missouri on top. 6-0. with 5 51 to play in the first quartei un a two-yard run around left end. Later substitute Illitu quarterback Kurt Steger hit Mike Sullivan for a 10-yard scoring pass to close the quarter Another pass to Sullivan early in the second period this one for seven yards made the score 13-7, Illinois.

Then Steger ran 53 yards up the middle and it was 20 7. Hut the Illini offense sputtered and Gibbons kicked field goals of 36 and 34 yards to rrike the halftiine score 20-13 In the third quarter Gibbons kicked another field goal, this time trom 49 yards to make the halftime score 20-13 The Tigers go-ahead drive, cupped by Galbreath second scoring run, was highlighted by a 37-yard pass from quarterback Steve Fisarkiewicz to Randy Grossart to the three. Two plays later Galbreath put Missouri ahead. Nlmourl 7 (3 14 30 iilinoit 1 MO 0 JO v.o --Ga'brenth 2 run (Gibbo'ii kk) -Johnson 10 pais from Veger i i Sullivan 7 pass from Steger (Beaver If. I H-Steger 53 run (Beaver lock! Wo -FG GibBonj 36 wo-FG Gibbons 34 Mo FG Gibbons 4 kick Mo Gatbreath 3 run IGibbons kick) Mo-Marshall 51 pass from Pisarkiew-u IGibDons kick) A Iowa Stale Air Force 12 AMES, Iowa (UPIi Running backs Mike Williams and Jim Wingender both rushed for more than 100 yards yesterday to power Iowa State to a 17-12 victory over Air Force despite an iNCAA record 62-yjrd field goal by the Falcons' Mike Lawson.

Air Force I 1 t-ll io.vj State 7 7 3 0 17 I run (Kollman kick) -Hardeman I run (Kuilman kick) FFG Lawson 62 i FG Kollman 21 AF FG Lawson 37 f--Wood I run (run tailed) a 42, 000 an sis State :2 0 Wichita State MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) Kansas State's Mike Harris scored three times yesterday in the Wildcats 32-0 rout of Wichita State. Harris, used sparingly, twisted through the line for touchdowns in the first and second quarters, both times from two yards out. He added another on a five-yard burst. vVichlta 00 0 00 r.a las State 713 14-32 kill-Hams 3 run (Smovic kick) SU-Hams 2 run ISmovIc pass to rWeoitleld! io-FG Smovic 26 JO-harriS 5 run (Sinovic kick) OuSioOey 7 run (Smovic kick) A jl DUO Kent Slate irpnia Tech KENT, Ohio (AP) Greg Kokal threw two touchdown passes to Mike Mauger in leading Kent State University to a 17-11 victory over Vir ginia lech yesterday vpi Kent State 0031-11 10700-17 Marchese 33 Mauger 13 pass from Kokal Mtirchese kick) fttnt Mauger 19 pass from Kokal iMarcftese kick) Vf'l-FG Latimer 39 vi't-Coles I run (Heath run) a 1 wL aft 11 3505033 15033300 i wt I IB Bradley, one of five Irish players suspended a year for campus violations, cut off Purdue's only real threat early in the fourth period.

The Boilermakers, with Nagel passing 66 yards to Nigel Wirgowski, Mike Pruitt and Paul Beere reached Notre Dame's 4-yard line. Two runs by Dierking failed to score be Michigan Miami of EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Quarterback Charlie Baggett threw a 66-yard scoring pass to freshmen Kirk Gibson, leading Michigan State to a 14-13 victory over I9th-ranked Miami of Ohio yesterday. The defeat was the first in 25 games for Miami of Ohio, the defending Mid-American Conference champion. Miami missed several opportunities to extend its streak; Michigan State mistakes gave it good chances to score.

The winning touchdown came with two minutes left in the third quarter, after Miami had scored twice to take the lead. The Spartans opened the scoring just before halftime with a four-yard run by tailback Levi Jackson. But Miami took the second-half kickoff and scored in 13 plays. Quarterback Sherman Smith, who bothered Michigan State with his scrambling runs, threw a 30-yard scoring pass over the Spartans' secondary to wingback Randy Minnesola Vi Mich. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

(AP) Junior quarterback Tony Dungy ran for one touchdown and threw for another two minutes later in the waning seconds of the first half to lead Minnesota to a 38-0 victory over Western Michigan yesterday. Western Michigan 0 0 0 0 -0 Minnesota 0 14 10 14-31 Mmn-Uungy 3 run (Kucourek k.cki Minn-Conerly I pass from Dungy 1 Kocourek kick) Minn FG kucourek 22 Minn-Holmes 6 run (Kocourek kick) Minn-Dungy I run (Kocourek mck) Minn-Perkins 5 run (Kocourek kicki A iNorthwostcrn 10 I Hindis EVANSTON, 111. (AP) -Greg Boykin's 17-yard touchdown run climaxed a 53-yard drive with 1:55 to play yesterday and boosted Northwestern to a hard-earned 10-3 victory over underdog Northern Illinois. YOUR DEMONSTRATION LESSON IS FREE. COME WITH OR WITHOUT A PARTNER.

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