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.6 Sports Sunday Newt Journal, Wilmington, Sep. 28, 1975 1 iff Air Force ties UCLA on 58-yard FG 10-10 tie irks Kentucky fans IPs. UCLA halfback Wendell Tyler is Jolted by Air Force tacklers and fumbles the ball In second quarter action at Boulder, Colo, yesterday. UCLA's Rick DiMartinls (75) and Randy Cross (51) try to block and Air Force's Mark Kenney (55) helps on the tackle. (AP Wlrephoto) Penn State bombs'' Iowa 30-10 LEXINGTON, Ky.

(AP) -Kentucky Coach Fran Curci shrugged off the boos of the fans Saturday after his Wildcats outgained 20th ranked Maryland by 107 yards and still settled for a 10-10 tie in the final eight seconds. "They can boo if they want to. I know my game plan and I'm going to stick to it," Curci said. The fans obviously felt that Kentucky was running on the inside far too often as most of the Wildcat gains were for short yardage. The Wildcats tried only five passes and a very few pit-chouts from their veer offense.

Curci, however, said that slant plays off tackle "really is an outside veer that we used for the entire first touchdown drive. "I thought the outside game went real well," the Kentucky coach said. Although Curci had said earlier that both of his quarterbacks, Derrick Ramsey and Cliff Hite, would see plenty of action, Hite wasn't on the field until the final 25 seconds. "I thought Ramsey could take the battering better and I knew it would be a hard-hitting game," Curci said. Hite declined to comment on the turn of events.

Curci said he felt Kentucky should have gone inside even more than the Wildcats did. "The one Michigan fumble to EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -Michigan State turned four North Carolina State fumbles into touchdowns, three in the first seven minutes of the game, and was never threatened Saturday as the Spartans cruised to a 37-15 in-terconference football victory. As usual with fumbles, the defensive team thought it forced them and the offensive team thought they made the mistakes themselves. "We were very physical," said a satisfied Michigan State Coach Denny Stolz, "We were very good as contact goes.

We were very strong up front. Hell, they fumbled the first three times they got the ball." but North Carolina State coach Lou Holtz said the fumbles distorted what otherwise might have been a closer ball game. "With five-and a half minutes to IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Junior quarterback John Andress threw a 70-yard touchdown pass and set up another score with a 75-yard pass play Saturday to lead 12th-ranked Penn State to a 30-10 intersection al college football victory over winless Iowa. time we pitched out, they hit Sonny (Collins) for a six-yard loss." Collins set a new Southeastern Conference career rushing record, but it was almost for naught until John Pierce kicked a 45-yard field, goal for the tie with eight seconds' left. Collins gained 161 yards on 3f carries to set his career mark at 3,099, erasing the record established in 1949 by Eddie Price of Tulane.

Maryland had all its scoring in the first period when senior tailback Rick Jennings, on his first play since an injury three weeks ago, scampered 93 yards with a kickoff to put the Terps in a 7-7 tie with Kentucky. The Wildcats had scored on an 80-yard drive with Collins carrying the final yard. Mike Sochko sent Maryland in front late in the first period with a 30-yard field goal. That score stood until the final seconds. Maryfond 10 0 O10 Kentucky 7 0 0 310 Ken Collins 1 run (Pierce kick) Mar Jennings 93 kickoff return (Sochko kick) Mar FG Sochko 30 Ken FG Pierce 45 est.

Maryland. Kentucky First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties-yards 1U 14 39-82 71-264 75 10 8 14 0 0 13 0 5 1 9 39 II 3-35 7 35 4 1 3-35 State rides easy win go in the first quarter, we had put the ball on the ground four times and they had recovered' four fumbles," he said. "I felt Michigan State caused some of them, but some we just let go." Whether knocked loose from the ball or just butter-fingered, the North Carolina State offense took itself out of the ball game before it really began. Car State 0 7 0 815 Mich State 21 6 10 037 MSU-Jackson 8 run (Nielsen kick) MSU-Jackson 12 run (Nielsen kick) MSU-Jackson 1 run (Nielsen kick) MSU-FG Nielsen 25 MSU-FG Nielsen 47 NCS Hovance 9 pass fm Buckey (Evans kick) MSU-FG Nielsen 42 MSU-Baggett 3 run (Nielsen kick) NCS Carter 1 run (Evans pass fm Scanlon) A 59.1 II N.Car State Mich State 25 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties yards 14 34-131 131 180 11 242 6-46 5 5 1 15 77 -429 41 51 2 5 1 5 39 3 2 5 29 game against a ferocious Irish defense. The Irish, meanwhile, rolled up 455 yards total offense.

Defensive end Willie Fry almost singlehandedly kept the Wildcats at bay through the second and third quarters, constantly harassing quarterback Randy Dean, sacking him three times. Devine, generally impassive along the sideline, guided the Irish to the third straight victory under his tutelage as his predecessor Princeton nips Rutgers remaining in the fourth quarter, Iowa pulled to within 17-10 when sophomore quarterback Tom McLaughlin weaved six yards for his first collegiate The Lions answered quickly, as Andress went to the air. He connected on a 70-yard pass play to halfback Rich Mauti, who ran the final 35 yards for a touchdown at 9 59 in the fourth period. Iowa lost the ball almost immediately when McLaughlin fumbled and Penn State's Tom Odell recovered on the Iowa 27. Fullback Larry Suhey carried three times, the final one for a touchdown, and Penn State had secured the victory.

The Hawkeye's sputtering offense again failed to launch sustained scoring drives before 52,780 fans in Kinnick Stadium. Iowa, 0-3, scored midway in the first period when junior Nick Quartaro hit a 50-yard field goal, breaking his previous record of 47 yards last season and tying the stadium record. Smarting from their 17-9 loss to After trailing 3-0 at the end of the first period, Coach Joe Paterno's Nittany Lions took a 14-3 halftime lead, then used Andress' passing to score twice more in the fourth quarter to seal their third victory against one defeat. With less than 11 minutes down only one of the goal posts, but this year they waited until after the game. Last year's contest, which ended in a 6-6 tie, was marred when Rutgers fans tore down the goal post with two minutes left in the game, preventing Princeton from attempting a game-winning extra point kick.

An attempt to run the extra point failed. The loss dropped Rutgers record to 1-1. Rutgers 7 0 0 0-7 Princeton 0 3 7 0- 10 Rut-Edwards 3 run (Bradley kick) Prl FG Morrison 30 Pri Beible 1 run (Morrison kick) A 30.000 Rutgers Princeton 12 19 40-150 57-196 34 135 79 60 6 17 1 13 21 I 7 43 4 29 II 42 1 14 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties yards 4 36 Dame 31-7 Northwestern 7 0 0 0-7 Notre Dame 7 14 3 7-31 NW Boykin 4 run (Mlrkopulos kick) ND-Hunter 4 run (Reeve kick) ND J. Browner 10 run (Reeve kick) ND McLane 13 pass from Montana (Reeve kick) NO Reeve FG 44 ND Montana 6 run (Reeve kick) A 59.075 Northwestern Notre Dam First downs 11 25 Rushes-yards 35 61 62 368 Passing yards 100 98 Return yards 44 37 Passes 10 200 9 19 2 Punts 8 44 1 42 Fumbleslost 0 0 2 1 Penalties-yards 2 30 1 5 tan 6 AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Inspired Air Force, getting a record-tying 58-yard field goal from Dave Lawson and poised leadership from substitute quarterback Rob Shaw, rallied for 17 points id the third quarter and tied lOth-rated UCLA 20-20 Saturday.

The Falcons, a heavy underdog, came alive in the second half when Lawson booted his 58-yarder that enabled him to tie the NCAA career record of 42 field goals, set by Stanford's Rod Garcia. There was no scoring in the final quarter, Lawson missing on a 45-yard field goal attempt and UCLA's Brett White failing on a 44-yarder. UCLA 7. .6.. 7..

0-20 Air Force 0. .3. 17. UCLA Tyler 16 run (White kick) AFA FG Lawson 30 UCLA Lee 7 run (kick failed) AFA FG Lawson 58 AFA Wild 32 Interception return (Lawson kick) UCLA Brown 7 run (White kick) AFA Cox 6 pass from Shaw (Lawson kick) A 33.390 Air. Force 25 24 70 322 38 175 First downs Rushes yjrds Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties yards 63 16 5 12 3 2 42 2 1 4 40 162 38 18 29 1 2 38 2 1 2 30 second-ranked 2 Ohio State last week, the Nittany Lions rallied quickly.

Andress connected on a 75-yard pass play to split end Dick Varvinchak. Fullback Duane Taylor, the Lions' leading rusher this season, plunged over from the one-yard line, capping the 95-yard, 10-play drive. On Penn State's next possession, Andress directed a 46-yard scoring drive, culminated by senior Woody Petchel's consecutive line plunges of four, five and two yards, giving Penn State its 14-3 halftime lead. Penn State Iowa 0 14 3 13-30 3 0 0 7-10 Iowa FG Quartaro 50 Penn Taylor 1 run (Bahr kick) Penn Petchel 2 run (Bahr kick) Penn FG Bahr 45 Iowa McLauortlln 6 run (Quartaro kick) Penn Mauti 70 pass from Andress (Bahr kick) Penn Suhey 1 run (kick failed) Statistics Penn Iowa, Flrstdowni 15 19 Rushes yards 43-194 64-227 Passing yards 193 0 Return yards 16 -0' Passes 14-9-0 12-00 Punts 3-40 6-43 Fumbles lost 2-1 7-1 Penalties yards 8-58 6-60 -4 'iXUlhTrUi f. yvf North Carolina receiver Ray Stanford pulls in a pass Just before being hit by Ohio State's Craig Cassaday in first-quarter action.

(AP Wlrephoto) Buckeyes get 500th win COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Pete' Johnson scored a school record five touchdowns and Archie Griffin became the greatest yardage gainer in Ohio State history yesterday, leading the second-ranked Buckeyes to their 500th college football victory, a 32-7 rout of North Carolina. North Carolina Ohio State Ohio Johnson Ohio Johnson NC-Smlth 7 (Biddle kick) Ohio Johnson Ohio Johnson Ohio Johnson First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 0 0 7 0-7 0 12 7 13-32 1 run (kick failed) 5 run (run failed) pass Irom Paschall 1 run (Skladany kick) 2 run (Skladany kick) 3 run (kick failed) N. Car. 16 44109 n4 40 8 18 2 8 47 2 0 3 17 Ohio St. 26 71 403 132 68 7- 9 0 4 46 11 1071 Baylor, Michigan tie ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) -Baylor drove to the Michigan 18-yard line in the closing seconds but Bubba Hicks missed a 39-yard field goal try and the Bears settled for a 14-14 tie Saturday against the ninth-ranked Wolverines in an intersectional college football clash. Baylor Michigan 0-14 7-14 Mich Bell 6 run, (Wood kick Bay M. Jackson 1 run (Hicks kick) Bay 2 run (Hicks kick) Mich-Bell 1 kick) A 104,248. Franklin run (Wood Statistics Bylor First downs 21 Rushes yards 60-221 Passing yards 117 Return yards 28 Passes U-20-0 Punts 4-3 Fumbles lost i 4-2 Penalties yards 3-36 Michigan IS 53-166 S3 1 3-10-2 4-49 1-1 0-0 I rut PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) -Quarterback Ron Beible capped a 12-play drive in the third quarter with a one-yard keeper that gave Princeton a come-from-behind 10-7 victory over Rutgers Saturday in a match that is the nation's oldest collegiate football rivalry.

Princeton now leads the series thrt began Li 1869 with 53 victories. Rutgers has won only 12 times and one game last year's when fans tore down the goal posts was tied. Princeton, opening its season, cut Rutgers' 7-0 early lead to 7-3 in the second quarter when Scott Morrison kicked a 31-yard field goal. Rutgers had taken the 7-0 lead late in the first quarter when fullback Curt Edwards capped an 11-play, 71-yard drive with a three-yard plunge over his right guard. Rutgers fans managed to tear Ara Parseghian watched happily from the press box.

Notre Dame seemed to'become incensed as a team after Northwestern tailback Greg Boykin tauntingly pranced backward into the end zone, dangling the football at the pursuing Irish defenders. Boykin's scoring run, from four yards out, was Northwestern's first touchdown against the Irish in five years. It was set up by a pass interception, Soph quarterback sparks Notre i jmmk. 4 1211 f. a San Jose erupts, tops Stanford STANFORD, Calif.

(AP) San Jose State quarterback Roger Proffitt ran for a touchdown and passed for two against 18th-rank-ed Stanford in a 30-point second period explosion yesterday which gave the unbeaten Spartans a 36-34 victory over tha Cardinals. San Jos 0 30 3 Stanford 0 7 5 2334 SJS Proffitt 1 run (kick failed) Stan Stevenson 2 run (Langford kick) SJS FG Rodriguez 33 SJS Hill 12 pass from Proffitt (Rodriguez kick) SJS Maddocks 39 pass from Proffitt (Rodriguez kick) SJS Stewart 7 run (Rodriguez kick) Stan FG Langford 50 SJS FG Rodriguez 32 Stan Safety Wilson blocked punt In end zone Stan Flnlev 3 run (Langford kick) SJS FG Rodriguez 29 Stan Hill pass from Benlamln (Strong pass from Benlamln) Stan Hill pass from Benlamln (Langford kick) A 43,000 West Virginia powers over Boston College MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP)-Substitute fullback Ron Lee scored three short-range touchdowns Saturday afternoon to power West Virginia's 14th-ranked Mountaineers to a 35-18 college football victory over Boston College. Boston Clg 0 3 7 818 W.VIrglnla 7 14 7 735 WVU-Lee 1 run (McKenzle kick) WVU-Lee 2 run (McKenzle kick) WVU Lewis recovered tumble In end zone (McKenzle kick) BC-FG Stelnfort 27 BC-Kruczek 2 run (Stelntort kick) WVU-Lee 2 run (McKenzle kick) BC-Kruczek 1 run (Godbolt pass from Kruczek) WVU-Kendra 7 run (McKenzle kick) BC3? 50 189 174 57 16 27 0 2 33 3 1 546 WVU 19 46 261 150 34 8 14 0 3 29 10 7 66 First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards SOUTH BEND, Ind.

(AP) -Snappy sophomore Joe Montana provided seventh-ranked Notre Dame with the spark it needed at quarterback Saturday and the Irish exploded for a 31-7 victory over Northwestern in Coach Dan Devine's debut in Notre Dame Stadium. Montana, called into action in the first quarter with Northwestern leading 7-0, replaced shaken starter Rick Slager and quickly directed the Irish in for their first touchdown. Montana led all of the Notre Dame scoring drives, passed for 13 yards to Mark McLane a graduate of Wilmington's Salesianum School for one touchdown and ran six yards for another. Northwestern, after a pass interception that set up their lone score in the first quarter, could manage only 165 yards for the Tennessee passes trim Auburn in final period KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Randy Wallace fired two touchdown passes to Larry Seivers, as 16th-ranked Tennessee trimmed Auburn 21-17 yesterday.

Auburn 7 7 3 0-17 Tennesssee 7 7 0 721 Aub Burks 25 run (O'Donoghue kick) Ten Seivers 26 pass from Wallace (Gaylor kick) Ten Wallace 3 run (Gaylor kick) Burks I run (O'Donoghue kick) Aub FG O'Donoghue 30 Ten Seivers 37 pass from Wallace -(Baylor kick) A 74,611 Auburn Tennessee 16 First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbleslost Penalties yards 15 62 276 8 37 1-40 4 45 3 1 4 26 45 220 135 40 8-16 0 5 46 20 549 Gettysburg routed GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) -Junior halfback Paul Brown scored three times to lead Kings Point to a 34-11 romp over Gettysburg in college football Saturday. Kings Point 0 14 7 13-34 Gettysburg 3 0 8 0-11 Get FG Eppleman 33 KP Brown 18 run (Becker kick) KP Brown 2 run (Becker kick)' KP Sclulll 5 pass from Paclleo (Becker kick) Get Scott 4 run (Howell pass from Crawford) KP Brown 67 run (Becker kick) KP-McLellan 35 run (kick failed) Kentucky State wins PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (AP) -Sophomore running back Mike Quincey ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Curtis Sullivan passed for 170 yards on 12 receptions to lead Kentucky State to a 28-0 romp over Maryland Eastern Shore Saturday. Kentucky State 7 7 14 028 Maryland Eastern Shor 0 0 0 00 Quincey 4 run (Downs kick) Quincey 10 run (Downs kick) Walton 8 pass from SuHlvan (Downs kick) Peter Hal 3 run (DoownsWOck) Fullback Jim Browner is across goal line for Notre Dame's second touchdown, in second quarter of yesterday's game.

Northwestern's cornerback Mark Harlow (21) falls In attempt to knock Browner out of bounds. AP Wlrephoto).