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i i 1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1987 SC 3 MOV 28 1987 SPORTS 4 4 4 4 i EYE OPENERS Genovese Takes Long Way Back "We'll have a good nucleus of players," Karl said. "We had eight freshmen on scholarship who will return and, hopefully, a few of the walk-ons will be back, too." Sl RAY JORDAN COLLEGE I SOCCER Genovese played two more games down the stretch, then found himself the starter for the NCAA playoffs when Ibrahim decided to go with experience. The Tigers have posted successive upsets of Ev-ansville and No. 1-ranked Indiana to move into the quarterfinals.

Last Sunday against the Hoosiers, Genovese made two key saves in the final 5' minutes of play to preserve a 2-1 victory. "Isn't he amazing?" Ibrahim said earlier this week as the Tigers prepared to face Rutgers in the quarterfinals on Sunday. "To me, he's a real success story. He stuck it out and kept trying. He had nothing to lose because he's not on scholarship now.

He could have told me to take a hike. "I'm glad he didn't quit." The women's program at Meramec, which started out as a club team in 1981, took another step up the status ladder last weekend when the Lady Warriors captured third place in the National Junior College Athletic Association tournament in Trenton, J. Meramec defeated Essex of Baltimore 1-0 on a goal by Cindy Thurman in the third-place game. Schoolcraft of Livonia, the eventual champion, bumped Meramec into the consolation round with a 3-0 victory in the semifinals. The finish was Meramec's highest in three consecutive NJCAA appearances.

The Lady Warriors had finished fifth the last two years. Meramec coach Jeff Karl, who started the team in '81, believes the Lady Warriors have reached that plateau where they can be considered national contenders. "I feel our talent is getting right up there," Karl said. "We feel we can compete with anybody." The Lady Warriors (11-3-1) will lose only three players to graduation stopper Lynne Stinert, wingbacksweeper Jennifer Schmid and midfielder Marcy Padburg. Change your tune, BARRY SWITZER.

After losing to Nebraska and losing the top ranking, he said, "I didn't expect to be No. 1 after the way we played. I wouldn't vote for us, either." And this week, after regaining king-of-the-hill status: "No team has gone through the whole year as No. 1 and then won the national championship. I think we could have done that.

It was a shame we lost the top ranking for one week. I don't think we deserved that." Talking hairdo fun fact: Well, it's not time for the puzzler yet but how about a pop quiz? Who's been working longest as a TV sports analyst? After recently signing a new contract with NBC, the distinction goes to TONY KUBEK, who according to JON ROE of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune will again by working with BOBBY COSTAS on the baseball Game of the Week. Kubek has been analyzing baseball for NBC for 22 years. Who holds the Keys to this kingdom? Toronto Blue Jays pitcher JIMMY KEY after finishing second to the Boston Red Sox's ROGER CLEMENS for the Cy Young Award in the American League said: "The worst part was how upset my agent got." His agent is his wife, CINDY. As St.

Louis University teams go, the 1987 Billikens didn't distinguish themselves with their record (12-7-4) nor their playoff exploits (a first-round loss to San Diego State). They managed one outstanding accomplishment They were only the second team in Bills' history to avoid being shut out. The 1976 team also scored in every game. That's ironic because scoring goals was a problem for the Bills this season. They didn't kick the nets down, averaging only two goals per game.

"I think the record's a credit to Tim Miramonti and Danny Walters in their consistency in scoring," St Louis U. coach Joe Clarke said. "Those two plus a few others surfaced, such as Steve Eise and Tom Strunk. That gave us a balanced attack. "But still, scoring was the thing the team lacked.

We needed a second striker to emerge, an equal to Walters who could put 10-12 balls in the nets. That was the one thing missing that could have made us a dangerous team." The Bills will lose Walters and Miramonti, their top two scorers, plus Mike Donnelly, Mike Stumpf, Mike Goforth and fullback Dave Bozdeck. Reinforcements next season will include forward Tim Strange and midfielders Mark Santel and John Johnson all veteran players. Strange, who scored three goals and six assists in 1986, returns after an academic sabbatical. Santel took a year off to play with the United States team in the Youth World Cup, and Johnson sat out a year after transferring from Indiana.

"Our main needs (in recruiting) will be to find a couple of goal scorers and a couple of backs," Clarke said. Compiled by Kathleen Nelson Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Those Bengals are still licking their wounds from the players strike. On the one hand, coach SAM WYCHE couldn't get a player to cross the picket line and is now saddled with a 3-7 record. "It's fire-the-coach time around here," Wyche said. "Put his head on a platter, and let's get the bum out of town." He hastens to add, though, that "No one is giving in to what John Q.

Street Poll says: 'These guys have lost their brains in a matter of On the other hand, we have quarterback BOOMER ESIA-SON. He lost more money during the strike than any other player in the NFL: $75,000 a week and a total of $300,000. Despite a 409-yard passing performance Sunday, the Tabbies lost to Pittsburgh 30-16, and the Boomer heard it from the home folks. "It's tough to play in Riverfront Stadium," Esiason said. "I've thrown for 400 yards twice at home, and they boo.

Everybody's talking that Sam should be the guy to go. Hell, I'll go. Maybe it's me. Get me out of here." But as GREG LOGAN of Newsday observed: "So Wyche wants to stay in Cincinnati and Esiason wants to go, but the way these things usually work out, it probably will be the other way around." When Clemson goalkeeper Tim Genovese came oft his line three years ago, he wandered all the wajr to St Louis before he found his way back to (ttie Tigers nets. i Genovese, a former Parade High School Ail-American at Aquinas, had been a starter for Clemson in 1984, his sophomore season, when the Tigers won the NCAA title.

He was injured and missed tfliost of the playoffs, however, then decided to sit tmt the following season to work on his grades, A touch of homesickness led him to transfer to University last year, where he had a brief go with the Bills, who already bad All-America Steve Fuchs in goal. Genovese decided he missed Clemson, so lie transferred back to the South Carolina school, minus his scholarship but intent upon trying out for Jhe football team as a punter. That didn't materialize, and he eventually gravitated back to the soccer team. Two keepers were ahead of Genovese by then. He didn't see any playing time the first half of the regular season, and he wasn't even listed on the roster until late in the season.

Clemson coach I.M. Ibrahim said Genovese approached him at midseason and asked if he should quit Ibrahim told him that he was welcome to stay, but only the best keeper would start. Genovese decided to stay and keep plugging. JDn Oct 11, in Clemson's showdown with archrival South Carolina, Genovese got bis break. He started and the Tigers pulled off a 2-1 upset.

Auburn Bruce Judge Orders Playoffs In Division l-AA To Go On QUOTEUNQUOTE "If college football had a decathlon, he'd win it by a ton." Notre Dame coach LOU HOLTZ. From page one what he would have received had he continued in his employment between now and June 1989," Elam said. Bruce was paid less than $90,000 annually as head football coach. Under time remaining on the contract in effect when he was fired by Jennings, Bruce would have been entitled to about $140,000. Elam said Bruce also had a TV contract a sporting equipment contract miscellaneous clinics and benefits that amounted to $471,000.

But if Bruce finds a new job before July 1, 1989, he will have to pay back part of the settlement. "The salary he then gets he would have to pay back to the university because of the amount he's being paid today in this settlement It's a set-off. But it's also saying if be doesn't get employment the entire amount is his," Elam said. Elam said the settlement was fair to both parties and that university trustees "heartily support" the agreement He said the settlement had grown out of his talks with Brace's attorney, John Zonak. From page one sive victory over Alabama, which is 7-4 and 4-2 in Bill Curry's first year as the Crimson Tide coach.

Curry is 0-8 against Auburn, losing all seven of his games against the Tigers while coaching at Georgia Tech. LSU finished second in the conference race at 5-1. Derrick Thomas gave Alabama its best scoring chance when he blocked an Auburn punt out of bounds at the Tigers' 9-yard line. Three Alabama plays moved the ball to the 1, but a fourth-down pass failed. With Burger in charge, Auburn went 99 yards for the game's only touchdown, which came on Harry Mose's 5-yard run around left end.

Burger threw a 44-yard pass to Lawyer Tillman and Stacy Danley had an 18-yard run during the drive, which was aided by two 15-yard penalties against Alabama. Late in the game, Auburn drove 69 yards to the Alabama 9, with Win Lyle kicking a 23-yard field goal. Alabama got one last chance but lost the ball when Clay Whitehurst caught a pass and fumbled at the Alabama 45. Even the most devoted college hoops fans 'round these parts live in the same sort of ignorance as did EDDIE SUTTON, when he was coaching at Arkansas. Imagine how he felt when he took the job at Kentucky.

"When they get divorces here they don't care about alimony, just who gets the tickets," Sutton said. He recalled the first scrimmage he held after taking over two seasons ago. It was held at a high school gym, where tickets sold for $5 apiece. "We get there, get off the bus, and they're scalping tickets in the parking lot for $25. For an intrasquad game," he said.

pealed and that Howard would instead seek a preliminary injunction to halt the second round of playoffs, scheduled for Dec. 5. Penn cited as particularly troubling Howard's ranking behind North Texas State in the final NCAA poll after the teams had been tied for 20th the previous week. In its final game, North Texas State beat a Division I-AA team with a losing record while Howard beat No. 14 Delaware State.

Yet North Texas State moved ahead of Howard in the rankings, which were used by the NCAA in awarding playoff bids. Earlier in the day, Penn asked the NCAA to supply more information about how this season's Division I-AA rankings were made during the season. When pressed, an NCAA spokesman said committee members apparently decided Delaware State was not as good as they had thought during the season, when the team was ranked as high as seventh. WASHINGTON (AP) A federal judge on Friday denied Howard University's request to delay this week-end's start of the NCAA Division I-AA football playoffs while the school sues "the NCAA over its exclusion from JpStseason play. U.S.

District Judge John Garrett Penn rejected Howard's request for a temporary restraining order that would have postponed the start of the 'playoffs for one week. He also refused to order that the 16-team field be expanded by four schools. ruling means that games scheduled for Saturday will be played but that Howard's $9 million suit 'gainst the NCAA will continue in "Any delay of these games would be. a disruption which would cause severe hardship to the teams, their schools and their supporters," Penn said. But he recognized, "there are substantial and severe questions that are taised in the course of this litigation." Howard lawyer Francis Smith said that Friday's denial wouldn't be ap POST PUZZLER What was the first American Football League team to beat a National Football League team? (Answer Monday.) THURSDAY'S POST PUZZLER: Which of the following running backs rushed for 1,000 or more yards in one season? 1.

Red Grange 2. Ollie Matson 3. Hugh McElhenny Answer: none of the above. Mat-son was the closest with 984. COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES BOSTON COLL (5-4) KANSAS ST.

(t-Tt-1) OREGON (i-5) ot Colorado 14 at Ohio St. 25 San Diego St. 29 Washington 34 So. Cat. at UCLA at Stanford COLUMBIA (t-W) Horvord otLafavett penn ot Princeton 35 23 27 42 12 31 19 13 Yale JO atBuckntll 70 Lehigh 10 Dartmouth at Cornell It at Brown CORNELL (5-5) 17 at Penn 3 Colgate 13 27 12 17 23 14 Lafayette Harvard ot Brown Dartmouth Bucknell ot Yole Columbia at Princeton 23 DARTMOUTH (24) Princeton at New Homo.

Davidson Holy Cross at Harvard at Cornell Yal at Columbia 41 7 2 42 21 17 19 49 Brown 7 at Penn DUKE (5-4) Colgate Northwestern Vanderbilt at Virginia at Rutgers ot Clemson of Maryland GaTech at Wk Forest Coro St 4 31 42 7 17 23 14 47 ot N. Carolina EAST CAROLINA (5-4) Ot N. Coro St. Florida SI. at Illinois Ga Southern otw.

Virginia Cincinnati of Va Tech 13 49 23 41 otS. Carolina 1 Miami Fkx 11 Tempi 34 of Miss. E. MICHIGAN (9-2) TCU Tempi 17 ol So. Col.

17 Penn St. 13 at Pittsburgh 29 Army 24 at Rutgers It W. Virginia 20 Tennessee 25 ot Notre Dam 17 at Syracuse BOWLING GRN. (5-4) 19 ot Penn St. 45 17 Youngstawn St.

24 at Ball St. 27 W. Michigan 7 at Arizona at Ohio U. Toledo 7 ot Miami. O.

Kent St. 11 at E.Mich. Cent.Mich. BYU (1-1) 17 Pittsburgh 22 ot Texas 12 OtTCU 45 at New Mex. 45 Utah St.

27 Wyoming at Hawaii 24 Air Fore San Diego St 0 34 45 7 17 17 27 17 13 25 24 29 14 13 21 37 at Texas-El Paso 24 21 Utah Dec 5 at Colo St BROWN (7-3) T7 otYot 17 Rhode Island 13 Princeton 17 ot Penn Cornell ot Holy Cross Harvard ot Lehigh 21 0 79 at Dartmouth 19 Columbia CALIFORNIA (3-4V1I 42 Pacific 0 25 Son Jos St. 23 at Minn solo 14 So. Cat 12 ot Tennessee 23 Ariiona of UCLA at Oregon Aril St. 7 ot Stanford Nov. wash.

St. 27 12 11 23 42 4 11 MICHIGAN (5-5-1) SANDIEGOST.IS-7) TEXAS (H) UTAH ST. (5-4) WASHINGTON ST. (3-7) 14 otUCLA 47 1 at Auburn 11 12 at Nebraska 56 41 Fresno St. 24 52 Utah 14 17 BYU 22 0 at Kentucky 41 43 Wyoming 7 ot Air Fore 49 tl Oregon St.

It 11 Fullerton St. II at Michigan 44 at Oregon 25 45 Rice 24 otBYU 45 17 otColorada 36 at Wyoming 52 9 Oklahoma 44 27 otUNLV 7 Stanford 44 33 Texas-El Paso 14 14 af Arkansas 14 17 Pocitic 13 7 ot Ariz St. 40 Stanford 44 41 TxasTch 27 41 at Utah 45 Arizona 52 LongBeoch 42 40 al Houston to 14 San Jose St. 24 7 atSo.CoJ. 42 29 at Hawaii 21 24 TCU 21 25 at N.

Mexico St. 17 Oregon 31 21 atBYU 34 Baylor It 17 Fresno St. 13 19 at Washington 34 Colo. St. 12 13 at Texas AiM 17 at L.

Beach 14 Nov. at California 53 New Mexico TEXAS-EL PASO (7-4) VANDERBILT (4-4) WEST VIRGINIA (4-5) SAN JOSE 31 N.Mexico St. 0 27 Memphis St. 17 23 OhloU. 3 24 Illinois 3 45 at Colo.

St. 31 otDuk 35 1 at Ohio St. 24 27 at California 25 37 Hawaii 13 23 Alabama ot Marvlond IS at Oregon St. 3t It at Ariz. St.

35 17 atTukm 27 3 Pittsburgh 24 ot Stanford 17 14 at San Diego St. 33 15 ot Auburn 41 49 E. Carolina 0 4t Fullerton St. 19 Lomor 14 24 Georgia 52 45 Cincinnati 17 57 N. Mexico St.

7 ot Air Fore 35 14 ot Mississippi 42 37 at Boston Col. It al Fresno St. It New Mexico 0 27 Rutgers 13 21 ot Penn St. 25 41 UNLV 24 at Utah 24 Kentucky 29 Va Tech 34 ot Utah St. 14 24 BYU 37 34 Morylond 24 37 Rutgers 13 42 Poclflc 17 13 Wyoming 17 Nov.

ot Tennessee 11 at Syracuse 3 44 OIL. Beach TEXAS AAM (1-2) VIRGINIA (7-4) W.MICHIGAN (54) S. CAROLINA (H) 1 LSU 17 22 24 Akron 19 Appkxhian 1 29 Washington 12 19 ot Morylond 21 ot Illinois St. 11 W. Carolina 27 at S.

Miss. 14 14 Va Tech 11 14 Illinois 34 ot Georgia 13 21 ol Texas Tech 27 42 Duke 17 34 ot Bowl, Grn 27 21 at Nebraska 22 Houston 17 30 VMI 0 21 Toledo 14 40 Va Tech 14 otBavlor 21 al Clemson 0 Miomi.O. 17 St Virginia 14 at Rice 21 10 otS. Carolina 13 at Kent St. 27 34 E.

Carolina 12 12 La Tech 1 IS Wk. Forest 21 17 E.Mich. 23 41 N. Coro. St.

0 14 Arkansas 0 23 at GaTech 14 27 01 Cent, Mich. of Wk Forest 0 42 OtTCU 34 Carolina 17 31 Ball St. It Clemson 7 Texas 13 14 at Coro St, 31 11 ot OhloU. 1 Dec SafMlonUFIa. TCU(S-t) VIRGINIA TECH (2-9) WISCONSIN Ot) SOUTHERN CAL (1-1) at AH For ct 21 Cwmson 22 Hawaii 7 11 ot Mich.

St. 27 ot Boston Cot. 11 ot Virginia 14 Utah 11 23 Boston Col. 17 33 BYU 12 21 Syracuse 35 Ball St. 13 31 ot California 14 Arkansas 31 Now 11 0 at Michigan 49 41 Oregon St.

14 otRic ol Carolina 40 Iowa 31 27 ot Oregon 14 79 Texas St. 23 E.Caroimo 12 14 at Illinois It 17 at Washington 23 24 otBavlor 0 atTukm 57 24 Northwestern 27 15 at Notre Dam 35 Houston 7 7 of Kentucky 14 14 otPurdu 49 42 Wash St. 7 35 ot Texas Tech It at W.Virginia Ohio St. 24 Stanford 24 21 at Texas 24 13 at Miami, Fla 27 19 ot Minnesota 23 12 Arizona 24 Texas 42 21 Cincinnati 9 Mich. St.

17 UCLA 11 TEXAS TECH (4-4-1) WAKE FOREST (7-4) WYOMING (9 2) MISSISSIPPI (4-4) It 01 FloridoSt. 40 24 Richmond 0 27 Air Force 13 ot Alabomo 31 Colo. St. 24 21 N. Coro.

St. 1 at Wash. St. 41 31 Tufone 24 43 Lamar It Applochion 12 29 Okla St. 35 14 Texas 27 22 otBavlor 17 otArmv 13 lowaSt.

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St. 11 21 Boil St. 17 Purdue 7 Brawn 17 21 UNLV 17 OhloU. 12 12 at Texas AiM Conn. 27 ot Ok 10 St 14 otw Michigan 21 11 Pocitic 3 ot Hawaii 62 of Alabama 5 OtN Illinois 41 22 af Oregon 29 40 WmtMary 34 II NWLa 1 otBowt.Gra 27 Ariz.

St 14 27 af Columbia 11 14 ot Mississippi 24 17 Mami.0. 25 23 So Col 37 Penn 22 17 ot NE La 7 13 ot Kent St. 17 Oregon St. 12 17 at Dartmouth 7 31 Memphis St. 7 9 E.Mich.

21 at Arizona 21 Cornell 9 atTukm 17 at Cent Mich. 17 14 otUCLA 47 14 ot Princeton 19 15 Com St 14 atMnmiFIa 34 Wash St. 19 Harvard 14 22 AustnPeav 14 Army 41 11 at Iowa 25 Tulsa 17 atMissouri 34 Oklahoma 59 3 at Nebraska Si 7 at Okla St. 5t 17 Kansas 17 14 ot Iowa St. It 0 Colorado 41 KENT ST.

(7-4) 27 at Akron 23 31 at Kansas 17 21 E.Mich. 23 24 Cent.Mich. 21 23 at Ball St. 24 27 Michigan 13 24 ot Ohio U. 17 Toledo 13 ol Bowl Grn 14 Miami, 0.

1 at Pittsburgh KENTUCKY (5-4) 41 Utah St. 0 34 Indiana 15 11 ot Rutgers 19 OhloU. 0 35 Mississippi 9 at LSU 34 14 ot Georgia 17 14 Va.Tch 7 29 ot Vanderbilt 14 at Florida 27 22 Tennessee 24 LONG BEACH 51 Montana St. IS Weber St. 7 12 at Fullerton St 31 0 ot Michigan 49 7 ot Fresno St.

otPocHIc Mex St 42 at Son Diego St. 52 17 otUNLV It San Jos St. 44 14 Utah St. 17 LSU (9-1-1) 17 ot Texas A4M 1 54 Fullerton SI. 12 49 Rice I Ohio St.

13 13 Florida at Georgia 23 34 Kentucky 9 42 at Mississippi 11 Alabomo 22 14 Miss. St. 14 41 ofTutan LOUISVILLE (1-7-1) 42 ukm 40 Cincinnati 25 22 ot Purdue 72 34 Murray St. Miss 45 11 Marshall 34 ot Florida St. 31 Akron 22 ot Tulsa at Tennessee 41 1 ot Memphis St.

41 GEORGIA (7-1) Virginia 41 Oregon St. ot Clemson 1 Carolina 11 at Mississippi 23 LSU 52 ot Vanderbilt 17 Kentucky 23 at Florida 11 Auburn Nov. ot Ga. Tech GEORGIA TECH (24) 51 Citadel 23 N. Carolina 12 at Clemson 0 otN Coro St.

Ind. St. Auburn 15 Tenness 14 otDuk 14 Virginia Wk. Forest Nov. Georgia HARVARD (M) 35 at Columbia 27 Northeastern 11 Bucknell 17 at Cornell 42 Dartmouth 24 Princeton 14 ot Brown 4 ot Holy Cross 11 Penn 14 of Yale HAWAII (5-5) Fullerton St.

ot Wisconsin ot Texos-EIPoso Yole at N. Mexico Utah 14 BYU 21 San Dleao St. 39 Colo. St. 11 Air Fore Nov.

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Minnesota ot Indiana Michigan of Nui Hiwvstem INDIANA (f-1) Rk 15 ot Kentucky Missouri NorthvKesSm at Ohio St. at Minnesota 21 14 1 Michigan at tawa Illinois otMidiSt. Purdue 15 IOWA(-n at Arizona atlowoSt. 49. Kansas St.

Mich St. 11 atwisconsia Michigan Paraa Tenness 22 AIR FORCE (9-1) Wyoming Son Diego St. 27 at Colo. St. 41 Utah 23 otNow 14 Notre Dam 35 Texas-El Paso 13 atBYU 27 Army 73 at New Mexico 34 atHawoli AKRON (4-7) 19 at w.

Michigan 21 17 3 24 Kent St. E.Mich. atTempkt E. Illinois at Oregon St. Del St.

10 ot Louisville 23 NchollsSt. 27 at N.Illinois Youngstawn St. ALABAMA (7-4) Miss. 24 ot Penn St. 14 Florida atvandrbilt SWLa 10 at Memphis St.

41 Tenness 21 Miss. St. 22 at LSU ol Noire Dome 0 Auburn ARIZONA (4-4-2) 15 New Mexico 24 at UCLA 14 7 23 17 45 13 21 12 Bowl Grn ot California Oregon St. at Wash. St.

at Stanford Washington ol So Col Nov Mot Aril St. ARIZONA ST. (4-4) 21 at Illinois 31 Pacific Nebraska IS Ttas-EiPaso 14 at Washington Wash. St. at Oregon St.

23 UCLA 17 Oregon at California 7 12 35 27 7 21 31 13 Nov Arilono ARKANSAS (7-1) 11 at Mississippi 7 11 14 21 Tulsa ot Miami. Fks. OtTCU at Texas Tech Texas Houston otRicc Baylor of Texas A4.M Dec Sot Hawaii ARMY (4-4) Hoty Cross at Kansas St. CitodM Wake Forest at Boston CaL Colgate Rutgers at Av Fore Lafovtt Dt5Now AUBURN OH) 31 Texas 49 Kansas 'ot Tenness OtN Corohno 4 VUMjCf bft of GaTech Miss St. 2 Florida FloridoSt 27 atGeorauj 1 7 34 11 tit 01 AmjIximuj BALL ST.

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ot Long Beach 32 McNeese 14 ot Fullerton St. Utah St. 6 UNLV K) Fresno St. 23 57 11 11 41 25 29 34 N. CAROLINA (5-4) 34 Illinois 14 0 at Oklahoma at GaTech 4S otNow Auburn 14 Wk.

Forest 17 otN. Coro. St. 27 at Maryland Clemson 17 ot Virginia 21 14 22 14 14 11 25 Duke N. CAROLINA ST.

(4-7) 14 E.Carol mo 0 at Pittsburgh 1 at Wk Forest 42 Maryland 17 GaTech 14 NCorollna at Clemson 0 otS. Carolina 14 Term. St. 47 otDuk 11 Virginia N. ILLINOIS (4-5-1) Lamar 34 otw.

Michigan It at Northwestern 31 at E.Mich. 41 Toledo 27 SW Mo. Fullerton St. 17 at Ball St. 29 W.

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23 MICHIGAN ST. (H I) 27 So. Cat. 13 I at Notre Dam 31 I FloridoSt. 31 at Iowa 14 17 Michigan 11 30 at Northewstern 0 14 Illinois 14 13 ot Ohio St.

7 45 Purdue 3 27 Indiana 3 30 at Wisconsin 9 MINNESOTA (4-5) 24 N.Iowa 7 32 California 23 30 Cent.Mich. 10 21 Purdue 79 45 at Northwestern 13 17 Indiana II ot Ohio St. 42 17 at Illinois 27 20 Michigan 30 22 Wisconsin 19 at Iowa 34 MISSISSIPPI (14) at Memphis St. It Arkansas 31 47 Ark. St.

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9 -May al Arkansas 7 24 22 27 41 11 17 17 0 California 13 at Aril. St. 31 ot Wash. St. 44 Oregon St.

OREGON ST. (1-9) 7 34 at Georgia 41 Son Jos St. ot Texas 34 tl 40 31 52 44 42 7 31 31 7 17 22 42 14 14 at So. Col. 42 Akron 17 ot Arizona 21 Aril.

St. 12 ot Washington 17 UCLA 7 Stanford 0 ot Oregon PACIFIC U. (4-7) 0 ot California 11 Sacromento St. 12 ot Ariz-St. 1 at Washington 21 N.

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Augustana, a Lutheran Church-owned college of 2,200 students in Rock Island, 111., has won four Division LTI national titles and is 11-0 and ranked No. 1. "I dont think anyone expected to be playing at home," said Dave Wrath, Augusta na's sports information director. "Dayton has a great facility." Augustana will try to gain an advantage in games played at Welcome Stadium. The Vikings lost 19-7 to the Flyers in 1S81 but beat them 14-13 there in 1985.

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