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Pittsburgh Press, Oct. 30, 1977 D-9 Cat Wins, 17-14 Texas' Ham, Lam Slam Tech, 26-0 Trojan Horse Put to Sleep Missouri Buffaloes Colorado Earlier in the season the Longhorns had shut out Virginia and Boston College and did not allow Arkansas or Oaklaho-ma a touchdown. Nebraska, 31-14 STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) The near capacity crowd of filed into Lewis Stadium Saturday expecting a rushing duel between Oklahoma State's Terry Miller and Nebraska's I.M. Hipp, the top two ground-gainers in the Big Eight Conference.

But defenders keyed on the two premier running backs and the duel Oregon, which was leading 17-7 at the end of the first quarter, failed tt score anything more than a field jfoal for the rest of the game, while the Cougars broke loose for three touchdowns each in the second and fourth quarters, sandwiched around a lone score in the third quarter. The Cougars' offensive performance, most of which came, surprisingly enough, on the ground in the form of a 377-yard rushing effort, combined with Oregon's 397 yards for an even 1,000 yards total offense for the game. Brigham Young, 34-14 PROVO, Utah (UPI) Fifteenth-ranked Brigham Young rushed and passed for 554 yards in total offense Saturday in easily defeating Arizona 34-14 in a Western Athletic Conference game. Cougar sophomore quarterback Marc Wilson completed 23 passes for 334 yards and a pair of touchdowns in leading the BYU offense. And Dev Duke kicked two field goals and four consecutive extra points.

Arizona 47-19 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Quarterback Dennis Sproul powered 20th-ranked Arizona State to a 47-19 Western Athletic Conference triumph over Utah Saturday by running for two touchdowns and throwing a pair of TD bombs to John Jefferson. Sproul rushed for 52 yards and hit 12 of 17 passes for another 290 yards including bombs of 61 and 91 yards to Jefferson. The Sun Devil senior also set up three more touchdowns with passes of 36, 47 and 38 yards to Chris DeFrance. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) Quarterback Charlie Young, intercepted on the first play of the game, redeemed himself with a fine second half passing performance Saturday that helped the California Bears score a 17-14 upset victory over No.

11 Southern California. Young connected on a key 20-yard pass to Jesse Thompson late in the third quarter to set up an 18-yard field goal by Jimmy Breech and put the seven-point underdog Bears in front 10-7. Then, early in the fourth quarter, Young completed four of five passes for 53 yards and an 80-yard drive for the winning touchdown. He carried the ball in himself from the one. Southern California, humiliated 49-19 by Notre Dame a week ago, scored on a 31-yard pass from Rod Hertel to Calvin Sweeney with 2:01 left to close the gap to three points but then senior corner-back Anthony Green, who set up Cal's first touchdown with an interception, picked off another throw by Hertel with 51 seconds remaining and the Bears killed the clock to score their sixth victory of the year against two Paul Jones ran three yards after Green's interception in the first quarter to score Cal's other points while USC, now 3-1 in the Pacific 8 and 5-3 overall, got its other score on a four yard run by Lynn Cain in the third quarter.

UCLA, 20-12 LOS ANGELES (UPI) Theotis Brown, who missed three games earlier in the season because of a dislocated elbow, burst 13 yards for a touchdown with 6:05 left to break open a one-point rr lb yv (gDQSLTgB I BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) Missouri quarterback Pete Woods threw two second-half touchdown passes to give the Tigers a 24-14 Big Eight Conference victory over Colorado Saturday and their first triumph in Folsom Stadium in five years. Down 14-7 in the third quarter, Woods found flanker Joe Stewart streaking down the right sideline with a 23-yard touchdown pass. Jeff Brock-hause drilled the point after to knot the score. The Tigers started a 57-yard drive late in the third period that ended in the winning touchdown.

Woods, who racked up 140 yards in the game, threw an eight-yard bullet pass into the Colorado end zone to tight end Kelly Win-slow. Brockhause's kick made it 21-14. The Tigers wrapped up the game with a drive down to Colorado's 31, where Jeff Brockliause booted a 48-yard field goal with only 45 seconds left in the game. Colorado scored its two touchdowns in the first quarter on a 1-yard dive over the center by quarterback Jeff Knapple, and a 52-yard pass to split end Steve Gaunty. Colorado's first touchdown drive began when the Buffs recovered a Missouri fumble.

Fullback James Mull-berry, in two runs, brought the ball down to the Missouri 1. Knapple carried it in on the next play. With just 59 seconds left to play in the first quarter, Knapple connected on his touchdown pass to Gaunty. Gas Tr AUTOMOTIVE CENTER )o IT'S TIME TO RE-TIRE BUY FISK CONVENTIONAL OR SNOW RANCHER POLY WIDETRACK MUD SNOW Off FISK PREMIER II 4 PLY POLYESTER CORD West game Saturday and put the finishing touches on an important 20-12 Pacific-8 football victory for UCLA over the Washington Huskies. Brown's scoring run over right tackle came after the Bruins took the ball over on the Washington 35 after a short Aaron Wilson punt and climaxed a six-play drive, all on the ground.

The victory gave UCLA a S-l Pac-8 record and kept the Bruins very much alive in the scrambled Pac-8 race for the Rose Bowl which finds all contenders now with one defeat. The Huskies suffered their first loss in four conference starts. Stanford, 26-7 CORVALLIS, Ore. (UPI) Guy Benjamin, hampered slightly by the rain, passed for three touchdowns Saturday in directing Stanford by Oregon State, 26-7, to keep the Cardinals in the Pacific-8 Conference race to the Rose Bowl. The victory was Stanford's fourth in five conference starts, and fifth win in seven games.

Wash. 56-20 PUUMAN, Wash. (UPI) Washington State, rolling up 603 yards in total offense, overcame a 10-point first-quarter deficit and a halftime hailstorm Saturday to score a 56-20 Pacific-8 Conference victory over Oregon. wA ViruLi WHEN tlr. Fret tlr Not all stzos FAMILY OF 36 MONTH GUARANTEE 50 MONTH GUARANTEE GUARANTEE I A i60 MONTH TIRE BLACKWALL F.E.T.

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Erxleben added a 35-yard field joal with less than five minutes to play. The victory kept Texas tied with Texas atop the Southwest Conference with a 4-0 mark while the Red Raiders fell to 5-2 for the season and 2-2 in SWC play. Texas Tech, playing excellent defense itself, slowed down Longhorn fullback Earl Campbell, but the big bruiser still gained 116 yards on 27 carries to advance his SWC' career record to 3,714 yards. Texas allowed the Raiders only 60 yards total offense in the second half. No.

2 Tide Rushes To 37-7 Win JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Tony Nathan raced 59 yards for one touchdown and helped set up another with a 23-yard sprint Saturday night to spark 2nd-ranked Alabama to a 37-7 Southeastern Conference victory over Mississippi State. The fearsome Tide, boosting its record to 7-1, took command early in Night Games the game with two quick touchdowns in the first quarter Nathan's long run and a 1-vard plunge by reserve fullback Donnie Faust. Alabama scored again with 12 seconds remaining in the first half on a 30-yard pass from quarterback Jeff Rut-ledge to split end Cliff Pugh. The Tide added two more touchdowns to climax long third-quarter drives when fullback Johnny Davis scored on a 1-vard run and sophomore quarterback Steadman Shealy scampered 22 yards.

Roger Chapman kicked four extra points, plus a 37-yard field goal in the third period. Kentucky, 32-0 LEXINGTON, Ky. (L'PI) Quarterback Derrick Ramsey ran for two touchdowns and passed tor a third Saturday night to spark Kentucky to a 32-0 rout of error-plagued Virginia Tech. Kentucky, running its record to 7-1 with its sixth straight victory, broke the game open with three touchdowns within five minutes in the third quarter after leading only 10-0 at halftime. Florida 35-14 TALLAHASSEE.

Fla. (UPI) -Quarterback Wally Woodham scored a pair of 1-yard touchdowns and two defensive plavers also scored Saturday night to give Florida State a surprisingly easy a 35-14 triumph over 16th-rank-e'd North Texas State. The Seminoles, boosting their record to 6-1 before scouts from the Peach and Tangerine bowls, were given a boost when Ivory Joe Hunter scored following a blocked punt and Willie Jones recovered an Eagle fumble in the end zone. North Texas State fell to 7-2 and had its winning streak snapped at seven games. South Hill Villog Monroeville Mall Northway Mall MEN'S SPORT HIKER Brown leather and sand suede with vibram bottoms 9080 Regularly 34.95 Sizes 7-2-13 fmi II South Hills Villogo Larrobo Southwest failed to materialize.

Although Hipp scored two touchdowns, on runs of 10 and 1 yards, to pace the Cornhuskers' 31-14 victory over the Cowboys, his 71 yards on 16 carries placed him third in the day's rushing statistics. Wingback Curtis Craig outrushed his teammate, gaining 82 yards on only five carries, including a touchdown scamper of 16 yards. The day's rushing honors went, as expected, to Heisman Trophy contender Miller who carried 28 times for 116 yards and scored one touchdown on a 7-yard run. It was the 16th consecutive game of more than 100 yards rushing for Miller, who a week ago became the league's all-time rushing leader and the first back in the conference to record three consecutive seasons of more than 1,000 yards on the ground. Texas 38-21 COLLEGE STATION, Tex.

(UPI) -Quarterback David Walker passed for two touchdowns and ran for another, but it took a fourth quarter fumble recovery by tight end Russell Mikeska in the end zone Saturday to lift ninth-ranked Texas to a 38-21 Southwest Conference victory over Southern Methodist. With the score tied 21-21, the Aggies drove to the SMU 5 but Mustangs' defensive tackle Dane Rasmussen recovered an Aggie fumble at the 3. held the Mustangs deep in their own end and began the winning touchdown drive on the SMU 47 after a short punt. Walker moved the Aggies into scoring position but fumbled when hit at the 5-yard-line. Mikeska caught the ball in the end zone on one bounce.

Tony Franklin kicked a 54-yard field goal with three minutes to play to ice the Aggies' fifth straight victory over the Mustangs. Mike Mosley ran 12 yards on the final play of the game for the last touchdown. Houston, 42-14 FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) Running back Alois Blackwell led a strong Houston running attack with 115 yards while scoring three touchdowns and Willis Adams added two scoring receptions to power the Houston Cougars to a 42-14 victory over Texas Christian Saturday in Southwest Conference play. The triumph was Houston's first since learning of a one-year NCAA probation three weeks ago, and gives the Cougars a 4-3 season record and 2-2 SWC mark.

TCU dropped to 2-4 and 1-3 in conference and nad its two-game winning streak broken. Blackwell, the SWC's third leading rusher last season, gained his 115 yards on 23 carries and Dyral Thomas added 64 yards on 14 carries. Arkansas, 30-7 HOUSTON (UPI) Michael Forrest scored touchdowns of 23 and two yards and Steve Little kicked three field goals to lead the No. 7 ranked Arkansas Razorbacks to an easy 30-7 victory over hapless Rice. The triumph left the Razorbacks 6-1 for the season and 3-1 in Jhe Southwest Conference.

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