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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sept. 27, iqto 315 olorado Shatters Streak State Irish Trounze i Boilermakers SOUTH BEND, Sept. 26 (UPI) Notre Dame tpflt end Tom Gatewood hauled in 12 passes from Joe Thiesmann and scored three touchdowns in a 48-0 rout of Purdue today. It wag the most one-sided decision in their 42-game football series.

Penn BOULDER, Sept. 26 (UPI) The University of Colorado, scoring just 85 seconds into the game, upset Penn State today, 41-13, and snapped the Nittany Lions' 23-game winning streak and 31-game unbeaten string. Colorado had 23 first downs to 19 for the Lions and gained 406 yards, compared with 290 for Penn State. Each team lost three fumbles and each had two passes intercepted. Fumbles, and.

Interceptions crippled the Lions. Senior quarterback Jim Bratten guided the yy Lw i Graham Sparkles Cowboys Corral Houston, 26-17 STILLWATER, Sept. 26 (AP) Dick Graham ran a kickpff back 85 yards for one touchdown and set up the clinching score with a 35-yard punt return to spark Oklahoma State to a 26-J7. upset over highly ranked Houston today. The fired-up Cowboys snap- 10, but Graham fielded the ROCK-A-BYE-BABY: Texas Ed Ebrom (33) cradles Ohio State quarterback Rex Kern in his arms after Kern had picked up a first down in the first quarter of yesterday's game at Columbus, O.

(UPI Telephoto Test For Buckeyes: A iM 56-13 Gatewood, a junior from Bal- timore, fell one short of equalling the Notre Dame one-game record of 13 pass receptions set by Jim Seymour against the Boilermakers in 1966. Seymour gained 276 yards on his receptions and Gatewood wound up with 196. Both Gatewood and i s-ann were pulled from the game with 13 minutes 41 seconds left. The Irish were leading 34-0 on the strength of a four-yard touchdown run by Denny Allan, touchdown passes of 7, 17 and 20 yards from Theismann to Gatewood, plus field goals of 19 and 37 yards by Scott Hempel. The Notre Dame assault was so strong that it appeared almost to put Purdue into a panic.

The Boilermakers used three quarterbacks with uniform lack of success. Starter Chuck Pliebes completed only two of 12 passes for 11 yards; Gary Danielson netted 35 yards on four completions in 17 attempts and three of his tosses were. in-, tercepted, and Jeff Jones completed one of two attempts for three yards. Notre Dame had the ball 16 times and scored on eight of these occasions. But the Irish had their share of mistakes, coughing up the ball three times on fumbles and once on a pass interception.

The victory was only the second for the Irish in their last six games with Purdue and their The Washington University cross-country team was tied by Wabash College, 28-28, in a dual meet 3r the four-mile course at Forest Park yesterday. Dick i in the time of 20 minutes 20.2 seconds and the Bear's Marty Ruddock was second. WASHINGTON V. 28, WABASH 28 1. Dick Bowerman (WC) 20:22.2.

2. Marty Ruddock (WU): 3. Ray bil (WC): 4. comici (WU) 5. Ken Thoele (WC) 6.

Pat Harder (WU): 7. Jim Romesser (WC): 8. Bill Toworkowsk (WC) 9. Tom (WC) JO. Larry Wilson (WC): H.

George Schuette (WU), FOR WEAR ON CONCRETE AVAILABLE IN SIZES 5H AAA to EEE AM OFF PRICE WITH 1 WW THIS AO ONLY OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31. 1971 ped Houston's 10-game winning streak. Houston started that streak a year ago after the Cowboys had pulled an equally stunning upset, 24-18. The victory was the first for OSU this season after successive losses to Mississippi State and Arkansas. The defeat left Houton at 1-1.

Houston scored first, with Carlos Lopez booting a 43-yard field goal late in the opening quarter. Oklahoma State reeled off 20 points in the second quarter to move ahead for keeps. Quarterback Tony Pounds hit Graham for 16 yards to cap a 70-yard drive and put the Cowboys on top. On the Cowboys' next possession, Pounds galloped 43 yards on a keeper to increase the Cowboys' lead to 14-3. Houston then, moved 62 yards, with Tommy Mozisek going the final six yards.

That cut the OSU lead to 14- Kern capped an eight-play, 73 fourth in the last 13 meetings, yard drive with a six-yard run Theismann completed 16 of 24 on a pass option with the game passes for 276 yards, almost hardly three minutes old. half of Notre Dame's total of- After an Aggie fumble, one of fense of 633 yards-three recovered by Buckeye de- iensive end Ken Luttner, the A XAAskaeli Tla Buckeyes scored on four plays vvaDasn lie with Brockington capping the In CrOSS-Country j. i -1 0 0., Sept. 26 (UPI) Second-ranked Ohio State's powerful offense scored the first three times it had the ball and a shatter proof defense set up three third period scores as the Buckeyes clouted Texas 56-13, here today. Quarterback Rex Kern, full-b a John Brockington and halfback Leo Hayden scored the first three touchdowns to give Ohio State a 21-0 lead with three minutes still left in the first period.

Texas threatened briefly with a touchdown in the second quarter on a 29-yard pass from quarterback Lex James to end Homer May. The Buckeye defense took charge of the game in the third quarter and turned three Aggie miscues into touchdowns with No 2 quarterback Ron Macie-jowski passing five yards to end Jan White; Larry Zelina scoring on an 11-yard run and substitute halfback Jim Coburn smashing from seven yards. Bratten struck quickly, passing to wide receiver Steve DalPorto at the Penn State 22 and then sending running back Ron Rieger over right guard for seven more yards. Marv Whitaker went to the Penn State 3 and two plays later John Tarver took a pitchout a yard into the end zone. Penn State scored in the second quarter after linebacker Jack Ham recovered a Rieger fumble on Colorado's 17.

Five plays later Cooper sent Franco Harris up the middle for a six-yard touchdown. No. 2 quarterback Bob Parsons taking over from Cooper in the fourth quarter passed three yards to split end Greg to end Penn State's scoring. Colorado's Dave Haney kicked field goals of 35 and 48 yards, surpassing his previous best of 37 yards. Bratten hit on nine of 19 passes for 117 yards.

Cooper was seven for 13 for 75 yards. ydell Mitchell led Penn State in rushing with 74 yards while Tarver had 64 for Colorado. Penn State Colorado 0 7 0 613 J3 7 741 (Haney kick) I larver 1 run b'ii Haney ys Haney 48 Hraris 6 run (Kelts kock) Kieger 1 run (Haney kick) Branch 97 kickoff return (Haney kick) Walsh 19 run (Haney kick) Kdmonds 3 pass from Parsons (run failed) Kay 17 pass from Arendt (Haney kick) A 43,880 Huskers Trample Army LINCOLN, Sept. 26 (UPI Sophomore flanker back Johnny Rodgers caught two touchdown passes and set up another six-pointer with a spectacular 38-yard punt return to lead Nebraska to a 28-0 victory over Army today. Rodgers's first scoring catch came late in the first half on a 43-yard strike from quarterback Jerry Tagge.

In the second half Rodgers took an Army punt on his own 49 and scampered to Army's 12, setting up Nebraska's second touchdown. Halfback Joe Orduna ran up the middle for 10 and then went over from two yards out. The second touchdown pass from Rodgers came late in the third period after Nebraska took the ball over on Army's 41. Tagge's scoring pass to Rodgers in the end zone covered 26 yards. Army, upset 10-7, by Baylor last week, found the going rugged against Nebraska's defensive line.

The Cadets once penetrated to the Nebraska 2, but were unable to put the ball over in four tries. Army earlier got to the Nebraska 15, but two incomplete passes by Bernie Wall and a five yard loss by Ray Ritacco along with a penalty moved the ball back to the Army 35, ending that threat. Army 0 0 0 0 0 Nebraska 0 7 14 7 28 Neb Rodgers 43 pass from Tagge (Sogers kick) Neh Orduna 2 run (Rogers kick) Neh Rodgers 26 pass from Tagge (Rogers kick) ISeb Cox 31 pass from Brownson (Rogers kick) A 66,928. STATISTICS Army Nebraska First Downs 13 25 Rushing yardage 18 222 Passing yardage 128 22!) Return yardage 35 53 Passes 14-36-0 17-23-0 Punts 11-37 3-31 Fumbles Lost 0 4 lards penalized 15 64 Dayton Ties Bowling Green BOWLING GREEN Sept. 26 (UPI) Terry Miller scored his second touchdown of the game witth about four minutes 'left in the fourth period and gave Dayton a 14-14 tie with Bowling Green State University today.

Miller put the Flyers out in front, 7-0, on a one-yard plunge before Bowling Green came back on a seven yard touchdown run by Julius Livas and a five-yard pass from Vern Wire-man to Bill Fisher for a 14-7 advantage. Dayton 7 0 0 7 14 Bowling Green 7 7 0 0 14 Miller 1 run (Knria kick) BG Livas 7 run (Sheftina kick) BG Fisher 5 pass from Wireniun (Sheftina kick) I) Miller 1 run (Furla kick) A 15,347 Riggins Scores Three ECansas Finds Orange Easy SYRACUSE, N.Y., Sept. 26 (AP) The Kansas Jayhawks took advantage of troubled Syracuse today as they ran up a 31-14 football victory at Archbold Stadium. It was the fourth loss in a row for Ben Schwartzwalder's Orangemen, torn by racial tension. Buffalos three quarters, building up a 34-7 lead before being replaced by Paul Arendt.

Arendt passed 17 yards for one touchdown in the fourth quarter. Wide receiver Clifford Branch opened the second half with a 97-yard kickoff return for the Buffs. Penn State, fresh from a 55-7 drubbing of Navy last week, presented Colorado a prime scoring opportunity when quarterback Mike Cooper tossed an interception to Colorado safety Pat Murphy only five seconds into the game. Houston kickoff and broke tackle after tackle to return it 85 yards for a score. Houston rallied behind the passing of sophomore quarterback Joel DeSpain to bolt 80 yards in nine plays.

Ted Heis-kell bulled one yard just before halftime to cut the Cowboys' lead to 20-17. Graham, a 5-9, 172-pound junior from Amarillo, hauled a Cougar punt back 35 yards early in the third stanza and Pounds found split end Hermann Eben for a five-yard touchdown pass moments later to send the Cowboys in front, 26-17. Houston 3 14 Okla. State 0 20 6 7 026 Mi Lopez 43 OS Graham 16 pass him rounds (Prim kick) OS Pounds 43 ran (Pruss kick) Mozisek 6 rim (Lope kick) OS Graham 85 kickoff return (kick failed) Helskell I run (topei kick) OS Khen 5 pass from ol'unds (kick failed) STATISTICS Houston First downs 21 Rushing yardage 181 Passing yardage 186 Return yardage 12 Passes 115-39-3 Punts 9-43 OSU 12 169 127 104 I 152 Kumhles lost 2 Vanls penalized 153 three times as the Jayhawks, took advantage of mistakes by the Orange. Syracuse was first on the scoreboard after recovering a Kansas fumble about midway through the first quarter.

But Riggins plunged for two yards late in the second quarter to put the Jayhawks back in the game. Then, after a Syracuse fumble on the kick-off, Riggins carried three times in the first four plays of the second half and scored from the one to end the argument. Kansas 0 8 20 331 Syracuse 7 0 7 014 Syr Praetorlus 13 pass from Zur (Jakowenko kick) Kan Higglns 2 run (Heck kick) Kan Kiggins 1 run (kick failed) Kan luster 1 run (Helmbacher kick) Kan Foster 43 pass from Heck (Helmbacher kick) Syr Januszklewicz 13 run (Jakowenko kick) Kan Kg Helmbacher 43 A 25,000. STATISTICS Kansas Syracuse First downs Hushing yardage Passing yardage -Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized is 16 256 108 B-1B-1 8-43 1 60 121 130 12-24-1 9-43 2 33 Cyclones Clobber I C44a WOIO OTQT6 AMES, Sept. 26 (AP) -Iowa State exhibited a rugged defense and kicker Reggie Slioemake tied two school records today as the 1 zoomed past Colorado State, 37-5.

Shoemake booted a 48-yard field goal in the second quarter, his fifth of the season. That matched the most field goals ever kicked by an Iowa State player in one season, and also was the longest in Iowa State history. The Iowa State defense ac-counted for the two longest touchdowns of the day. Jeff Allen raced 84 yards with an in tercepted pass for one and safety Tony Washington streaked 53 yards on a punt return to set up another. Colorado State's only score came on a one-yard run by Larry Tarver with less than two minutes to play.

Colorado State 0 0 0 6 6 Iowa State 7 16 7 737 1 run (Shoemake IS Amundson Klck IS Carlson 8 kick) run (Shoemake IS McCurry 31 pass from Carlson (kirk fulled) IS Shot-make FG 48 IS Amundson 2 run (Shormake kick) IS Allen 84 pass Interception (Shnemake kick) rs Tarver 1 run (run failed) Attendance art.OOO. STATISTICS Colo. si. Iowa St. First downs Hushing yardair Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Funmnle lost Yards penalized 21 108 161 10 12-42-4 8-37 2 62 I B-37K 5 Gopher Ground Game Buries Ohio 49-7 Irish Jig Purdue 0 0 0 it 1748.

Notre Dame 10. 14 7 ND-IO Hempel 1H KD Allen 4 run (Hempel kick) ND (iatewood 17 pass from Thel-mann (HemMl kick) ND (iatewood 7 pass from Theiv mann (Hempel kick) ND Gatewood 20 pass from Thels mann (Hempel kick) ND FO Hempel 37 NO Dewan 4 run (Hempel ck) ND Parker 63 run (Hempel kick) Purdue Notre Dame First downs 11 Rushing yardage 98 Passing yardage 4 Return yardage l. 7-32-3 17-25-1 Punt, 4-46 1-40 Fumbles lost Yards penalised 40 110 Michigan Qutslugs Washington SEATTLE, Sept. 0 (UPI) Halfback Preston Henry scored touchdowns on runs eiht and 30 yards today to lead Michigan to a 17-3 victory over Washington. Henry, a junior, did not play in the first half, dominated by Washington's Sonny Sixkillet.

He completed 13 of 21 passes in the first 30 minutes for 117 yards. j- With the score tied at 3-3 file Wolverines stopped Sixkiller on two sneak attempts to pickup a first down on the Husky 9 and took control of the ball. Don Moorhead, Michigan's veteran signal caller, worked the Wolverines down to Washington's 8-yard line and. thin pitched out to Henry wljo roared around right end into thfe end zone. Later, the Huskies had forced Michigan to punt from their own 38, but the Huskies wefe penalized for holding and Michigan kept the ball.

Henry, who gained 105 yards, and Bill Taylor worked their way to the Washington 30 before Henry scored. MirhiKan 10 7--17 Mashint'ton it ,3 AMI FG Wlezhfiwski 35. L-MK I (. oin :19. Ml( Henry 8 run (Killian klrki.

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The third OSU touchdown came on a 64-yard march in nine plays with Hayden, who gained 89 yards in 14 carries as tlie game's top rusher, going over from the three. The Buckeyes seemed to fal fist in the second quarter when Texas picked up its initial score on an 82-yard march in 13 plays, mostly on the passing of James. The brilliant Buckeye defense held the Aggies to only 50 yards rushing. However, James i up 271 yards passing on 18 comple tions a 30 attempts. Kern, the Buckeyes outstand ing quarterback, played only hall the game.

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Mayer carried 12 times for RED WING I 118 yards and stepped off a 21-yard touchdown run. Curry ran the quarterback option play 19 yards for one touchdown and passed eight yards to Bart Buetow for an other score. Curry gained 85 yards rushing, 68 in the first half as the Gophers shot into a 28-0 lead. Seven different players scored touchdowns as Minnesota gained its widest victory since route against Indiana 1960. The point total was the highest for the Gophers since a 55-7 victory Iowa in 1949.

Ohio 0 0 0 77 Minnesota 14 14 14 7 19 Minn Cook 2 run (Clare kick) Minn Clare 15 run (Clare kirk) Minn Curry 19 run (Clare kick) Minn Buetow 8 pass from urry (Clare kick) Minn Mayer 21 run, (Clare kick) Minn Humleker 5 run (Clare kick) Ohio Gary 2 run (Green kick) Minn Morgan 5 run (Clare kick) A 39,593 College Cross Country oo Washington TJ. 28, Wabash 28 Arc You The Man For Us? Participate in the surest, safest enterprise in America. A perfect part of full time CASH business now available in your area. Company furnishes routes of U. S.

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KU's John Riggins scored Oregon St. Surprises Oklahoma NORMAN, Sept. 26 (AP) Oregon State, stung by two quick Oklahoma touchdowns late in the first half, came back today to surprise the Sooners, 23-14, in an error-filjei football game. The Beavers jumped ahead, 1J-9, in the second quarter, but fejl behind when Oklahoma took advantage of two Oregon State njistakes to score twice in less four minutes. Midway in the third period, Oklahoma's Bruce Derr missed field goal attempt and Oregon State took over on its 20 The Beavers marched 76 yjrfds in 18 plays before Lynn Byston kicked a 21-yard field goal to put his team ahead, 16,14.

The rest of the game was pfayed in Oklahoma territory. The Beavers added an insurance touchdown with 3:56 left when' quarterback Steve Endi-ctitt vfired his third touchdown a five-yarder to wingback Bill Carlquist. Oregon State 13 3 7 23 Oklahoma 0 1 0 0 14 OSU ('arlqiilst 8 pass from Endl-cott (Boston kick) OSU Kolhcrt H6 pass from Endl-cott (kick failed) Okla Wvlie 32 run T)err kick) Okla Bell 10 pass from Mildren (Derr kick) OSl- Boston 21 Ff, t)t)l' larlqulst 5 pass from Endl- eotfc (Boston kick) STATISTICS Oregon State UKianoma First downs 10 Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Pants Fumbles lost Yards, penalized 253 197 17 17-34-1 6-39 1 10S 103 87 9 8-20-1 7-36 2 47 Black Coach Hired At Buffalo U. BUFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 26 (AP) Irvin Wright will become the first Negro member of the University of Buffalo football coaching staff.

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