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41 Paris Oct. Illinois marches to 17-13 upset of Ohio St. CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) Fullback Thomas Rooks capped a last-minute drive with a 21-yard touchdown run and cornerback Dave Edwards stole two passes, returning one for another score Saturday, to lead No. 19 Illinois to a 17-13 upset victory over sixth-ranked Ohio State.

Trailing 13-10 with 1:43 to play, Illinois took over at its own 17 and quarterback Jack Trudeau marched the team 83 yards, passing to Scott Golden for gains of 24 yards and 22 yards, and then scrambling 16 more yards to set up Rooks' winning score with 1:06 remaining. The Buckeyes, plagued by turnovers all day, lost their final chance to score when Edwards intercepted a pass from third-string OSU quarterback Jim Karsatos. Edwards returned a first-quarter interception 47 yards for the first points of the game and another II- lini interception set up Chris White's second- quarter field goal. But the Illini fumbled twice and were intercepted once in the second half, leading to a 35-yard touchdown run by tailback Keith Byars and a pair of field goals by Paul Allen for a 13-10 Buckeye lead. OSU marched down the field and moved into scoring position once more, but Karsatos was stopped on a fourth-down run at the Illinois 17.

The Illini took over, and Trudeau needed just 37 seconds to provide the winning touchdown. The homecoming crowd swamped the field as the final seconds ticked off and tore down both goal posts to celebrate Illinois' first victory over OSU in 16 years. The last time was Oct. 28,1967 by an identical score. Illinois now is 5-1 for the season and is tied with Michigan at the top of the Big Ten Conference with 4-0 mark.

OSU dropped to 4-2, and 2-2 in the conference. Nebraska 34, Missouri 13 COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Mike Rozier and Irving Fryar scored two touchdowns apiece and Nebraska's defense came up with big plays when it had to Saturday to lead the unbeaten, No. 1 Cor- nhuskers to a 34-13 victory over Missouri. Nebraska, 7-0, fell behind the Tigers in the first half of the nationally televised Big Eight showdown.

But Fryar caught a 38-yard scoring pass from Turner Gill and Mark Schellen scampered 20 yards through the middle of the Missouri defense to give the Huskers a 13-10 lead midway through the second period. Rozier, the NCAA rushing leader, broke loose moments later on a 60-yard scoring gallop to put the Huskers in control. Rozier finished with 159 yards on 24 carries, raising his season total to 1,064. A last-second 30-yard field goal by Missouri's Midwest Brad Burditt sliced Nebraska's halftime lead to 20-10, then the Husker defense twice stopped Missouri inside the 10-yard line in a scoreless but decisive third period. Missouri," 3-3, drove to the Nebraska 10-yard line early in the third period and faced fourth down and less than a yard.

But Eric Drain was stopped for no gain. A moment later, a 45-yard pass play from Marlon Adler to Craig White carried the Tigers to the Husker 8-yard line and a pass interference penalty gave Missouri, trailing by only seven points, a first down on the 1. But Adler was jolted from the ball on the next play and tackle Mike Keeler recovered for Nebraska. Oklahoma 21, Oklahoma St. 20 STILLWATER, Okla.

(AP) Tim Lashar's 46-yard field goal capped an 18-point fourth quarter Saturday that lifted 15th- ranked Oklahoma to a 21-20 college football victory over Oklahoma State. The Sooners, who earlier this week learned that All- America tailback Marcus Dupree had left the team, overcame a 20-3 deficit with two late touchdowns and Lashar's game- winning kick, which came with 1:14 left. Oklahoma improved to 4-2 and 2-0 in the Big Eight Conference. Oklahoma State fell to 4-2 and 0-2. The Sooners nearly handed the Cowboys the game, committing costly turnovers and penalties that allowed Oklahoma State to jump to a 14-3 halftime lead.

Larry Roach added two second-half field goals to balloon the lead to 20-3 with 13:49 left to play, but Oklahoma, rallying behind quarterback Danny Bradley, struck back. Bradley's 73-yard swing pass to Derrick Shepard made it 20-10, and Spencer Tillman's 5-yard 'plunge and a two-point conversion pass from Bradley to Earl Johnson cut the gap to 20-18 with 2:50 left. Oklahoma then successfully executed an on- sides kick, recovering at midfield, and Bradley tossed two quick passes to get the Sooners within scoring range. The drive stalled at the Oklahoma State 28, but Lashar, who had hit just one of three field goal attempts all year, drilled his 46-yarder to complete the comeback. Michigan 35, Northwestern 0 ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) How can a coach be unhappy after a 35-0 victory? It's easy, especially if the coach is Michigan's Bo Schembechler and the vanquished football team is lowly Northwestern. "The defense played well and the offense didn't," Schembechler grumped after his 13th-ranked Wolverines had outmuscl- ed the Wildcats in a Big Ten game. "We did not improve on offense. We regressed. We didn't block, we didn't run, we didn't complete passes.

"You don't need any analyst to tell you that. We were just bad." Senior quarterback Steve Smith, playing less than three full quarters, ON THE RUN Oklahoma tailback Alvin Ross (25) cuts up- field for a nine-yard gain during the second quarter against Oklahoma St. Oaklahoma St. led in the fourth quarter, but Oklahoma won with a field goal in the final two minutes. (AP Laserphoto) ran for two touchdowns and passed for another.

Iowa 31, Purdue 14 IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) Freshman Robert Smith returned a punt 55 yards for a touchdown and Owen Gill scored on a pair of short runs to lead No. 14 Iowa to a 31-14 victory over Purdue in Big Ten Conference football Saturday. Iowa recovered from an early 7-point deficit to beat Purdue for only the second time in 23 years and send its record to 5-1 overall and 3-1 in the Big Ten. Purdue fell to 1-4-1 and 1-2-1. Purdue put together two long scoring drives to take a 14-7 lead, but the Hawkeyes 1 defense stiffened after that and Iowa, sparked by Smith's punt return, dominated the rest of the game.

An interception by Mike Stoops set up a 47-yard field goal by Tom Nichol that gave Iowa a 17-14 lead with 6:27 left in the first half. Less that four minutes later, Smith fielded a punt at his own 45, started running up the middle, then cut to his left and raced into the end zone to put the Hawkeyes on top 24-14. Gill, who had a two-yard scoring run in the first quarter, scored the game- clinching touchdown on a one-yard run with 1:35 left in the third quarter, capping an 82-yard, 12-play drive. Purdue drove into Iowa territory four times after that, but the Hawkeye defense repelled each threat. Purdue's Scott Campbell directed the Boilermakers on scoring drives of 67 and 80 yards in the first half.

He capped the first march with a one-yard sneak to Purdue ahead 7-0 and passed 12 yards to Marty Scott for a 14-7 lead less than a minute into the second quarter. Gill's two-yard run capped a 90-yard drive that tied the score 7-7 and Chuck Long scored on a five-yard run on a quarterback draw out of the shotgun formation 'to com plete an 80-yard march and tie the score 14-14 with 11:24 left in the first half. Alabama loses offensive Shootout to Tennessee, 41-34 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -Jonnie Jones raced 66 yards with three minutes remaining to cap a wild offensive Shootout as Tennessee upset No. 11 Alabama 41-34 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday.

Jones long run ended a game filled with big plays as the Vols downed the Crimson Tide for the second year in a row after halting an 11-game losing streak in the series last year. Alan Cockrell had carried the Vols throughout the day until Jones' game- winning run. Cockrell accounted for four touchdowns, three on passes covering long yardage, and the Vols ultimately gained a 34-34 deadlock with 8:45 remaining on a 37-yard field goal by Fuad Reveiz. Cockrell, who passed for 292 yards, connected with Lenny Taylor on an 80-yard scoring bomb on Tennessee's first play of the game and fired two second half scoring passes to Clyde Duncan, the first covering 80 yards on a screen and the second going for 57 yards. Cockrell also scored on a 5-yard run and Reveiz contributed an earlier 28-yard field goal.

Walter Lewis, who broke Alabama's career total offense record in the game, and freshman Ken Goode turned in the major work for the Crimson Tide. North Carolina 42, N. Carolina St. 14 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Third-ranked North Carolina's offensive arsenal, guided by Scott Stankavage, unleashed a powerful second-half blast Saturday and left arch- rival North Carolina State in its wake.

Mired in a 14-14 halftime tie, Stankavage fired two second-half scoring passes and tailback Ethan Horton rushed for 111 yards on 15 carries and two more scores as the unbeaten Tar Heels raised their record to 7-0 with a 42-14 victory. "Our offense is pretty high-powered with a lot of weapons in it," Stankavage said. "If we don't stop ourselves, we feel good about our chances of having good things happen." Stankavage helped change North Carolina's fortunes when he fired a 19-yard scoring pass to Mark Smith on the opening drive of the third period. He also tossed a 25-yard touchdown pass to Earl Winfield with 10:44 left to play. Although he is the NCAA's third most efficient passer, Stankavage gave a lot of the credit to people like Smith and Winfield.

West Virginia 13, Virginia Tech 0 MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) Quarterback Jeff Hosteller ran for a 1-yard touchdown in the first quarter and Paul Woodside kicked two field goals Saturday as fourth-ranked West Virginia withstood Virginia Tech 13-0 in college football. West Virginia, 6-0, came into the game averaging 37 points, but could manage only one penalty-aided touchdown against the strong defense of the Hokies, 4-2. Hosteller's touchdown came on the Mountaineers' South second possession. A roughing-the-kzcker penalty after a Woodside field goal gave the Mountaineers a first down at the Hokie 10.

West Virginia elected not to take the field goal and then moved in for the score in three plays with the aid of an offsides penalty on Virginia Tech. The drive was set up when West Virginia middle guard Dave Oblak recovered a fumble by Tech's Otis Copeland at the VPI 23. Woodside kicked a 35-yard-field goal in the second quarter and added a 31-yarder with 3:50 left in the game. Auburn 31, Georgia Tech 13 ATLANTA' (AP) The sleight of hand of quarterback Randy Campbell and the determined running of fullback Tommie Agee led the fifth-ranked Auburn Tigers to a 31-13 victory over Georgia Tech in college football Saturday. Tech had given Auburn a scare, taking a 10-7 lead at halftime.

The Jackets even extended it to 13-7 just 2:07 into the second half when Ron Rice kicked a 41-yard field goal after Tech recovered an Auburn fumble on Auburn's 20-yard line. That's when Campbell took over, directing a 13-play, 78-yard drive that put Auburn on top 14-13. Campbell carried the ball himself four times in the drive, gaining 28 yards and scoring the touchdown on a 2-yard run. But even when he wasn't running, Campbell's excellent ball handling in Auburn's Wishbone offense kept Tech defenders gasping for air. Given the lead, Auburn's defense then held Tech without a first down until only 9:28 was left in the Alabama, S.

Miss, interest Dupree No. 17 Washington beats Stanford; UCLA tops Washington 24-14 SEATTLE (AP) Canadian Sterling Hinds rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns Saturday as the 17th-ranked Washington Huskies ground out a 32-15 Pacific-10 Conference football victory over winless Stanford. Hinds, a senior track sprinter from Mississauga, Ontaria, who started the day as the Huskies' No. 2 tailback behind Jacque Robinson, carried the bail 26 times and scored on runs of 24 and 2 yards. He had 114 yards on 13 carries in the first half when Washington built up an 18-3 halftime lead.

The win pushed the Huskies' record to 5-1 and 2-0 in Pac-10 play. The Cardinal, off to the school's poorest football start in 23 years, dropped to 0-6, including 0-3 in the conference. It was the Huskies' 14th straight triumph in Husky Stadium, equalling the school's all-time record of consecutive victories at home set during the 1923 and 1924 seasons. Far Stanford got on the Scoreboard at 10:54 of the first quarter on a 46-yard field goal by Mark Harmon. The Cardinal went 65 yards to position Harmon for the three-pointer, including a 51-yard pass interference penalty by Pearson on Tolliver.

Arizona St. 34, Southern Cal 14 LOS ANGELES (AP) Todd Hons threw for 346 yards and Darryl Clack accounted for 250 yards rushing and receiving and scored two touchdowns Saturday as undefeated and Arizona State crushed Pacific-10 Conference foe Southern Cal 34-14. ASU, now 4-0-1 overall and 2-0-1 in the Pac-10 took control in the first half, surging to a 27-0 lead at the intermission. Southern Cal, on NCAA probation this ysar and ineligible for the conference title, fell to 2-3-1 overall and 2-1 in league play. UCLA 24, Washington State 14 PULLMAN, Wash.

(AP) UCLA tailback Danny Andrews scored two touchdowns in the third quarter Saturday to lead the Bruins to a comeback 24-14 Pacific-10 football victory over Washington State. Andrews scored on a run with less than five minutes gone in the third quarter to give the Bruins a 10-7 lead. He scored again on a 1-yard sweep after linebacker Tony Phillips picked up a fumble by WSU quarterback Ricky Turner. Three plays into WSU's next possession, Turner was intercepted by Bruin linebacker Doug West, who returned the ball 20 yards to the Cougar 10-yard line. UCLA quarterback Rick Neuheisel hit tight end Paul Bergmann on a 2-yard pass three seconds into the fourth quarter to make it 24-7.

The victory made UCLA 2-0-1 in the conference and 2-3-1 overall. WSU fell to 0-3 in the Pac-10 and 2-4 overall. The Cougars took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter when Turner directed the Cougars on an 80-yard drive and scored the touchdown himself on a l-yard run on fourth down. HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) Oklahoma running back Marcus Dupree, emerging from hiding to look for a new college football team, has talked to Southern Mississippi and added Alabama- to the list of schools which interest him.

The 19-year-old Mississippian, ranked a Heisman Trophy candidate after a sensational freshman campaign with the Oklahoma Sooners, says he will not return to finish his sophomore season there and will seek a school closer to his home at Philadelphia, Miss. Southern Mississippi Coach Jim Carmody said Dupree, accompanied by his mother, visited him here Friday and was interested in the Golden Eagles. However, he also has said he was interested in Mississippi State and Georgia, and Friday told Jackson television station WLBT he was looking at Southern Mississippi, Mississippi State and Alabama. And Hattiesburg television station WDAM reported that Oklahoma assistant coach Lucious Selmon, who originally recruited the player for the Sooners, was in town Friday for extended talks with Dupree and his mother. But Selmon left Friday night saying he did not know how Dupree was leaning now.

Robert Cleveland, sports information director at Southern Mississippi, announced the talks with Carmody and said that Carmody telephoned Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer and informed him of the contact after the brief visit. Cleveland said Switzer advised that "it permissible for USM to talk to Dupree." However, he said, Carmody also said that Southern Mississippi had a game tonight at Memphis State "and this is the only thing on my mind right now. There is a possibility we could be talking with Marcus again next week but as I indicated to the player and his mother, my first obligation now concerns the game in Memphis." Carmody said that further talks concerning Dupree's possible enrollment at Southern Mississippi were possible but they would not come until after the Memphis State game. game and the Tigers were leading 28-13. Several times during Auburn's second half touchdown drives, Campbell handed the ball to Agee, who bulled his way up the middle for seven and eight yards at a time.

Auburn is now 5-1 while Tech dropped to 1-5. Maryland 36, Wake Forest 33 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) Maryland quarterback Boomer Esiason threw three touchdown passes Saturday to give the Terrapins a 36-33 victory over Wake Forest in Atlantic Coast Conference football. Sixteenth-ranked Maryland, 5-1 and 2-0 in the ACC, pulled ahead for good with 1:15 left on a 30-yard pass from Esiason to Sean Sullivan. Esiason finished with 293-yards in the air.

Unranked Wake Forest, 3-4 overall and 0-3 in the league, shocked Maryland by pulling ahead 33-29 with 5:14 left on a pass from quarterback Gary Schofield to flanker Tim Ryan. Schofield, who also passed for three touchdowns, completed 21 of 37 tosses for a total of 317 yards. It was the sixth game this season Schofield has passed for more than 300 yards. Wake Forest scored with 8:15 left in the third quarter after Maryland's Alvin Blount fumbled a kick by Deacon Harry Newsome. Wake took over on the Terrapin 20-yard line, and six plays later made the score 19-7.

But Maryland came back with 5:31 in the period on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Esiason to Greg Hill to make it 19-14. Two minutes and six plays later, Wake Forest made it 26-14 on a pass from Schofield to Ryan. With 1:12 left in the third period, Maryland roared back with an Esiason toss to Hill to narrow the gap to 26-21. The Terrapins managed to pull ahead with 6:49 left when Rick Badanjek scampered 1 yard into the end zone and then took a pass from Esiason to make it 29-26. A fumble by Badanjeck set up the last Wake Forest touchdown with 5:14 left.

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