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14 Part Oct 19, 1975 loS 3ngritfl gimtfi ITitans Get a Big Kick From Choukair Dorsett Gains 268 for School Record From Timts wtn Servkn Tony Dorsett galloped through the mud and rain for a school, record of 268 yards less than three periods-arid scored a record-tying four touchdowns in the first half Saturday, leading Pittsburgh to a 52-20 rout of The 5-foot-10, 185-pound junior from Aliquippa, Pa, exploded for 217 yards on 13 carries in the first half scored on runs of 14, 66, 21 and 35 yards. Dorsett's 268 yards rushing broke his own single-game record of 265 set on 35 carries against Northwestern' in 1973. Penn State tight end Dave Stutts caught two second-half touchdown passes one on a fake field goal attempt and Chris Bahr kicked a pair of field goals as the Nitta- BY DAVE DISTEL TlmM Staff Writer SANTA ANA John Choukairt 52-yard field goal with GOO on the clock gave Cal State.Fullertbn a 32-31 win over OC Rrrerside Saturday afternoon at Santa Ana Stadium-: TheoivewhhmdedtheTitanriine-gamelosuigstrealc starfprlit Oielnerton6with2fl3 to Dlay. ny Lions defeated Syracuse. 19-7.

Bahr accounted for all the first THE EAST half scoring with a record equal ling 55-yard field goal and anoth ftaeai.SIl)aineveuwxuituy nan vote him back onto the squad. He had quit last Sunday after whathe called a misunderstanding with head coach I.JimCoIletto.. I "When a guy quits on his own." CoDetto said, "our rule is lhat the team decides whether it wants him back. Thank God he's back" All of the twists and turns of a see-saw game left the decision at Choukair's feet as time ran out He responded with the longest field goal in Fullerton history. Fullerton had led 14-0 with less than five gone and then blown that lead before'the first quarter ended, trailing fell behind 31-21 in the third quarter.

yards left Riverside with the field position it needed to score the two third-quarter touchdowns which looked to be sufficient. However, Fullerton drove 96 yards to a fourth quarter touchdown, which came on a 42-yard pass from Steve Martindale to Joe Fabian in a fourth-and-9 situation. Martindale threw to Cecil Gordon for the two-point Gordon, incidentally, had scored Fullerton's first three touchdowns. The two-point conversion gave him 20 points, a Titanrccord, Fullertoris last drive started in less than prime field er that traveled Si yards. The fake field goal attempt stunned Syracuse as placement holder Dick Barvinchak threw a 30-yard passto Stutts.

The Lions recovered a fourth-quarter Syracuse fumble and quarterback John Andress hit Stutts with an 11-yard touchdown pass to seal the victory. In a night game. Mike Kruczek passed to Mike Godbott for two touchdowns and Boston College held off Navy three times inside its own 20 yard line in the last quarter for a 17-3 upset over the Middies. The Eagles dented Navy's top-rated defense for254 yards as Glen Capriola came off the injured list to run for 101 yards while Kruczek was passing for 94. Navy entered the game the No.

1 defensive team in the NCAA rating, allowing an average of 163 yards per game. Boston (Allege got to the 163 figure in the first half. The loss was Navy's second in six games; Boston College is 3-3. phens (41) moves in to help during Bruins' 37-23 win over Cougars in Pacific 8 game Saturday in HARD HITTER-Washington State tailback Harold Gillum is hit and thrown back by UCLA nose guard Cliff Frazier (76) as linebacker Frank Ste Spokane, (allium lost two yaras on pioy. AP-Wlreottoto neiiue (Jacobs kick) PS Stum 11 pass ronv-Andress (Bahr kick) Attendance 2MS3 A SMALL COUGAR BACK'S VIEWPOINT STATISTICS 14 SSJea Kit 3i Arms 20 Pin 14 21 10 752 Armv 0 7 1320 Pit Walker 6 run (Long KICK.) Pit Dorset! 14 run (Lono kick Armv Brlggs 23 pail from Hall (Barrett kick) Pitt Doreert 66 run (Lonoklckl Pitt Oorset? 21 run (Lono kick! Pit Oorsert 35 run (Long kick) Pit FG Long 40 Pit Havoood 5 run (Lono kick Pit Walker 6 run (Long kick) Armv icing 3 run (kick (ailed) Armv Hall 6 run (Barrett kick) Attendance 41.195 STATISTICS Pit Armv Bruin Backs Too Small for Trojans First Rusnes-vards --Yards passing Return Passes Punts Pumbles-lost Penalties-yards 7-17 7-17-1 SOt 4-3S 5-2 1-1 4-46 2-25 Boston Collect 17.

Navy 3 0 0 0 33 NAW 017 Boston College 3 14 31 16 69-530 49-173 BC Steinlort 46 BC Codootr 15 pass from Kur-czekCSTetntorf kick) BC Codtolt 27 pass from tcur-czek(Slelnfortkick) Navy FG Mucznslcl 3 Attendance 14v227 STATISTICS First downs Pushes-yards Yards passing Return yards Passes punts FumDles-lest 7-90 c-o 3-3 3-19 touchdowns, acknowledged that the Cougars were garrolous but he said the Bruins weren't ruffled. As for his three touchdown, 111-yard rushing -day, Ayers said. "Give the credit to our offensive line. They opened the' holes. They made it all possible." There was some camaraderie among the players, though.

Jack Thompson, WSU's sophomore quarterback, is a cousin of Pete Pele. UCLA's defensive tackle. Both are of Samoan descent When the game was over. Pete clasped Thompson's hand and said. In case you dont know what that means, it's "good job" in Samoan.

From Times Stall Writer SPOKANE Rufus Cunningham is a 5-11, 170-pound free safety. And. as a relatively small man in a big man's game, he doesnt underestimate the importance of size. That's why the Washington State defensive back believes that USC wai beat UCLA in late November. "UCLA's backs are good but they're too small," Cunningham said after the Bruins beat his Cougars.

37-23. Saturday. 1 think USC will just beat them up. "The Bruiis will give a good account of themselves in that game but they won't win." His teammate, linebacker Scott Mullennix. isnt so sure.

"UCLA is a much more versatile team offensively than USC." he "They've got a lot -of weapons. I wouldn't be surprised if they beat the Trojans." WSU has played USC and UCLA back to back losing 28-10 to the Trojans in the Coliseum. UCLA quarterback John Sciarra identified Cunningham as one of talk-' ative Cougars who baited him at the start of the game. "Oh, they were saying a lot of things but I cant repeat them alL" Sciarra said. "After I got tackled, one of them said.

That's the way it is going to be all Eddie Ayers, who scored three. ton BC First downs 15 -16 4540 55-10 Yards oasslng 147 94 Return 61 21 Passes 10-24-0 Punts 7J 5V4US Fumbkts40St 3-1 4-3 Penalties-yards 6-60 2-U Penn SL 19. Syracuse 7 Penn St. 6 0 6 719 Syracuse 0 0 9 07 PS FG Bahr 55 PS FC Bahr 37 PS Sturis 30 pass from Barvinchak (kick failed) Syr Magee 15 pass from Do- U.S. DOUBLES WIN SCIARRA LEADS BRUINS' WIN, 37-23 meil said.

"It's getting better every said. "He slipped the ball to me in- position. Martindale, the sophomore quarterback, ran for 13, had an interception nullified by interference on Riverside and then picked on the comers with passes of 15 and 13 yards. Thilastone. a 13-yarder to Randy Stage, got the ball to thcRh-erade35wthfourserandstoplay.

"Wc needed that one." Martindale said. "We had to get a fewmircyardsforJohnandheethroughlikecra2y. Chousair. an Israeli-born soccer-style kicker, drilled a line drive through the uprights. "And you dont even have to ask to know how I feel now." The 52-varder was Choukair's longest beating a 47-yarder he kicked" exactly a year ago today in a 10-7 win over Cal State Nonhridgc.

That was the Titans' last win before Saturday. At the beginning of Saturday's game, it looked like the Titans might snap their losing streak in rousing fashion. They drove 62 yards to a touchdown after the opening kickoff and 9 yards after Larry Burrell intercepted a Dan Hayes pass, Gordon scoring each of the touchdowns. Fullerton went flat however, and did not get another first the nation's No. 1 Division II passer, positioned Jeff Jones for the first touchdown.

After Frank Jordan kicked a 25-yard field goal Hayes threw to Bob McLennan for the go-ahead touchdown. Gordon's third touchdown sent the Titans back ahead. 21-17. with 119 to play in the half. CboukairS short punts madeit easy for Riverside in the third quarter.

Jones, the game's top rusher with 139 yards, out Riverside ahead, and Hayes, the game's top passer with 179 yards, threw to Butch Johnson. Division II's No. 1 receiver, to make it a more comfortable 31-21. Comfortable maybe, not not enough. SCORE BYQUARTERS HavfMJcraoniuckl UC River.

..17 0 0-01 CSF Gordon 2 run (Oiookair .14 7 0 1131 kiOtl lujt) uCR Johnson 8 MSi from rwvt CSF Ooroon 6 run (Chookjlr (JwoontlcK) kjrtl CSF Fabian Coass from Manm- UCR Jones 1 run (JrrtKllcickr1 (WrSSordor, wlromJUrtinOUe! UCR FG Jordan 2S CSF FGCrioufcairSI UCR McLennan 31 oass iron Attendance UOO 'A Finley Denies Hiring Mauch to Replace Dark SAN FRANCISCO UB Oakland A's owner Charles 0. Finley vehemently denied Saturday that he's decided on hiring deposed Montreal Expos manager Gene Mauch to replace fired A's manager Alvin Dark. The owner of the. three-time world champions reportedly reacted hotly when told that a news story was afloat that Mauch is the man who will follow Dark. That is absolutely not true." said Finley.

"I can tell you right now that Mauch has not been, hired. No one has beer, hired. I dont know who is going to be my manager." Finley was quoted as saying he is considering "several well-qualified individuals." but that it could be some time before he makes a decision. "I am in no hurry." said Finley. Tve got all winter to decide, although it is possible that I could name my man next week.

Or next month. I just dont know. game. sjper.it wasanm: The CooSrs. Btt'coildn't convert Cliff Frazier.

the agile. 230-pound CLINCHES CUP ROUND TUCSON 151 The United States clinched the second round of the 1976 American Zone Davis Cup cornpetition Saturday when Dick Stockton and Erik van Dillen thrashed Venezuelans Humphrey Hose and Jorge Andrew. 6-2. 6-2. 7-5.

The Americans needed only 6S minutes for their doubles victory and an unbeatable 3-0 lead over Venezuela.in the best-of-five series. Jimmy Connors and Roscoe Tanner gave the United States a 2-0 lead in singles matches on Friday. Two more singles matches are scheduled for today. With Stockton serving the opening game, he and Van Dillen needed less than. three minutes for a love game which set the tone for the Americans' torrid afternoon before some 6.200 fans.

Both teams held service until the Americans broke through Hose in the sixth game of the first set Hose was the victim of a breakthrough in the second game of the second set but the Venezuelans promptly broke back on Van Dillen. The deciding point may. have been a brisk wind from the comer of the court that-held Hose's return from going out after Stockton had yelled to his partner to "let it go." The United States promptly took the lead again on Andrew's sen-ice and quickly closed cut the set The score did not go to deuce until the first game of the third set Venezuela made it tougher for the Americans in the final set In the final game. Van Dillen tapped a soft shot that almost came to a stop on the top of the net and then trickled down for the point that gave the advantage' to the United States. The next exchange on Andrewrs serve brought home the victory- The U5.

will play the winner of the upcoming series between Mexico and Colombia. Mexico and Colombia.cier feated the U5. zone competition during the past two vcars. scoring opportunities in the first half because of a dutch-playing Bruin defense, finally got on the board the third quarter. After Mullennix intercepted a Sciarra pass that bounced off tijjht end Don Pederson's hands.

Thompson took the Cougars in from 55 yards out He got the touchdown on a 2-yard keeper. If the Cougars had any hopes of getting back in the game at 16-7. Sciarra quickly dispelled them. The quarterback swept to his left got a tremendous block from Avers that enabled him to cut upfield and kept his feet until downed at the WSU 6-vard line Sciarra broke a couple of tackles on the graceful run. Ayers got the touchdown from the 2 his third and UCLA was breezing with a 23-7 lead.

It became 30-7 on Sciarra's 12-yard touchdown pass to Pcderson at the outset of the fourth quarter. And. after WSU scored (30-15). Dankworth got his first opportunity this season for some extended playing time. Continued from First Page inside.

When we adjusted for that they killed us outside." Washington State linebacker Scott Mullennix just shook his head when asked what he thought of Sciarra-: "I knew he was good," he said, "but I had no idea he was that good." Sciarra is playing on a tender left ankle There are bone chips in it and he said he might have an operation after the season. And he was wincing when trainer Ducky Drake stripped tape off the sore ankle. "Sure it hurts but I can play on it" Sciarra said. "I was a little amazed that we were able to move so well on another veer team. "But we run out of so many different formations that it's difficult to defense them all" The Cougars probably arent in the Bruins' class but they might have made more of a game of it if it hadnt been for injuries.

John Hopkins, the starting quarterback, was knocked out of the game on the first scries. The former Pius prep star suffered badly bruised ribs. The Cougars also lost fullback Vcm Chamberlain with strained knee ligaments and they were short of experienced linebackers because of injuries. Sophomore Jack Thompson, who hasnt seen much action this season, replaced Hopkins. Thompson, of Samoan descent is a cousin of Pete Pele.

UCLA's defensive tackle. Thompson had difficulty sustaining drives but this was mainly due to an nose guard had another big game and was supported by linebackers Terry Tautoto. Raymond Burks and Frank Sfephens and freshman Manu Tuiasosopo, making his first start as a defensive tackle. The UCLA secondary didnt get an interception although Oscar Edwards. Pat Schmidt Harold Hardin and Barney Person were just a split second away from picking off several of Thompson's passes.

Washington State finished with 409 total yards (UCLA had 521) but a lot of that yardage came in the last eight minutes when the outcome had already been determined. UCLA is now executing Vermeils veer more proficiently than at any time in the past two years. "Our players could coach the offense themselves." Vermeil said, "because they have so much confidence and understanding of what we're trying to do." The Bruins had poor field position at the outset of the game and were surprised by a blitzing and talkative WSU defense. Sciarra said many of the Cougars needled him obscenities. But UCLA got untracked late in the first quarter, driving S3 yards to Ayers" first touchdown, a tackle-breaking 5-yard thrust up the middle.

There was no conversion attempt because Dankworth juggled the snap but a 6-0 lead was soon expanded to 9-0 on Brett White's 22-yard field goal Then Ayers. on third and 2. found daylight inside and was alone on the WSU 45 on his way to his 54-yard touchdown. Their linebackers were moving to the outside to contain Sciarra." Ayers He made the most of it trie WSU 41. he faked to a back inside AllTQ RACING RESULTS it cnomnH thr- entire Couear de- 1MV-IIV3 IXUUL.

i f- Designated Hitter Rule OKd for High Schools Connent (Sacramental; 4. Buddy Taylor (AJtMMueroue). THIRD RACE (IS laps Roger Larson (Madison, S-CO: 2. Leonard McCari (Des Moines); -3. Dve Manes (Tucson).

4. Gary Scott (Holt Summit. MoJ. FOURTH RACE (IS taps) 1. jan opoerman (Noxon, Mont); 3.

Lloyd Bcckman (Lincoln. Ntxi3. Joe SaJdana (Brownsville. 4nd.l4. Ron ReaCSetwtvedaL Attendance SJOO.

NASCAR STOCK CARS American 500 Oualitvmg Leaden At Rockingham. N.C: I. David Marcis (Wausau. WIsX Dodge. 138.02! nvpju 2.

Richard Petty (Randleman. N.CL Dodge. 137.045: 3. A. J.

Fovl (Houston). Chevy. 136J96; 4. Cale Yarttor-ough (Tlmmontville. SO.

Chew, 13537: 5- Dick Brooks (Porter-vtlle). Ford. I35J62: 6. Bobby Alii, son (HueyYown. Matador.

7. Donnte Allison (Huey town. AlaJ. Chaw, 134J04; 8. Oar.

rell Waltrtp (Franklin. TeflrO. Chew. 134490; 9. Buddy Baker (Charlotte).

Ford. 134.112; 10. Len-me Pond (Petersburg. Chevy. 133.970.

fense fell for it Dankworth could have stopped and tied his shoelaces on his 41-yard touchdown run because there weren't any Cougars within 20 yards of him. At this juncture, the game disintegrated because of turnovers and missed tackles. WSU got the last two touchdowns to-avert a rout But there's no doubt that UCLA is veering in the right direction in its quest to hak USCs domination of the Pacific 8. ELGIN, 111. GB High school baseball teams will be allowed to use designated hitters beginning next season.

The National Federation of State High School Associations said its rules committee has approved a change permitting a designated hitter for any of the nine starting nlnvfre improving UCLA defense that shut off WSU once it marched inside the 30-yard line. "Our defense was some pressure situations, but it came through." Ver Pro Bowling VWrOOO TOURNAMENT At Newark, Ohio 12-Cama Leaders 1. Mark Roth (Staten Island), 600; 2. Tim Harahan (Canot)t 011. 2.S7L- 3.

Vlnce Mazzanfl HOW THEY SCORED (Levmown. paj. zufjb Papoas (Charlotte). 2-227; i son Burton Jr. (St LoutsL 2.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Short runs bv Avrs. Tvle. Knr The Yardstick SPRINT CARS Western VS. Championship Fridays Qualifying Races At Phoenix: FIRST RACE (15 laps) I. Butch wilkerson (Columbus, 2.

Bobbv Ollvero (Lakewood): 3. Dick Gaines (Floyds Knob, fndj; 4. Steve Howard (La MlradaX SECOND RADE (15 laps) 1. Ronnie Shuman (Tempelv 2. jerry Miller (Phoenix); Le Roy Van a A 1ft IT Diay SCiarro run WSU 6.

PAT White (kick). Washington St 0 0 7 1633 TEAM STATISTICS 3 10 X33 Tisbi Roy Buckley tLOiumpu, vnw 324; 7. Earl Anthony (Tacoma), a 517; t. CUM McNeaW (San Lorw-10). 2J02; 9.

tie between Oennw Lane (KlngsDort, TennJ and GafW Patterson (St Louis), 3.500: U. John Dan ton (Midland, TexJ. 490; 12. Dick Weber (St. Louis).

483. 13- Jim Maxev (Atlanta). 7MU 14. Gary Oickinson (Ft. Worth).

X-475; IS. Ernie Schleeal (Wesf Point. N.YJ. 2-461; 16. Oon Johnson (Las Vegas).

259; 17. Ro Lisner (Santa Rosa). 2St; 18. between Ed DITolia (Maywood NJ-) and Ted Mailckl 20. Curt Schmidt (Ft Wavrw.

indJ, IAIS: 2L Bob SlOr gleton (Dallas). 236; 2i Larry Montgomery (Akron). 2J35; 2X Sam Flanagan (Parkersburo. WA 6 6.00 5 230 -J 0 191 Ul 1 1 WS Knowtand Gillum 7 43 Cycle Results 66 2IS However, once the designated hitter is removed from the game he may not re-enter and there no longer is a designated hitter. The designated hitter provision is distinct from the reentry rule, which has been in effect for several yean and which allows any of the starters to.

leave the game and then re-enter once. Walton Scores 21 in Victory OAKLAND (UPD BUI Walton and Sidney Wicks scored 21 points each to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to a 119-96 victory over the Seattle SuperSonics Saturday in the first game of an NBA exhibition doublcheader at the Oakland.Coliseum. The defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors met the Lakers in the second game. Portland took a 35-23 first period lead and opened the second period with 10 unanswered points to put the game out of reach. The Trail Blazers led at halftime.

70-46. They shot a torrid 65 for the halL Seattle, playing without regulars Fred Brown and Leonard Gray, was Jed by rookie Prank Oleynick with 19 points and Don Watts with 17. Walton was game high rcbounder with 14. Drag Boars to Compete Next Weekend Drag boats will compete in a benefit race next Saturday and Sundav at Castaic Lake, starting at 11 ajn. both days.

The event is sponsored by the Santa Oarita Valley Jaycces in cooperation with the National Drag Boat Assn. and the Los Angeles County Dept of Parks and Recreation. 0-0 UCLA First downs Ruttwa-net yrd Yaras passing ret. PIA-nT vd- Pvntvavcrto Punts Kictcoffs PumDlevlost PenaltreaVyards 74-521 77-409 Passing PA PC PI 13 5 1 PA PC PI 34 16 0 Sciarra Yd TO 211 2 At Douglas, isle of Man: LEADERS (5 of 6 davs) 1. West Oermanv, 218.1 penalty points.

2. Italy. 1.9210: Csechoslovakia. 7.736.T7 4. Netherlands.

UOSA- 5. Poland, 37J8X3. 6. United States. 78J77A 4.25 0-0 aoo Thomot 3-2 3-2 3-19 (mhiii On art FIRST QUARTER UCLA 6.

Washington SL 0 Avers. S-yra run 10:04. 83-vrd drive. 8 plavs. Key gains Sciarra, 32.

10: Tyler. 12. runs; Reece. 19. oass from Sciarra.

PAT Kick tailed nolder Dank-worth luggled snaol SECON7 QUARTER UCLA Washinoun St 0 White. 22-yard field goal at 81-vard dirve. 12 plays. Key gains Sciarra, 11: Avers. 7.

7. runs: Andersen. ID. pass from Sciarra. Key olay Tyler, on etlchout.

oalnec it yards for first down at WSU 10. UCLA 16. Washington St Avers. 54-vard run at 7:59. 62-vard drive.

3 Dlays. PAT White (kick) THIRD QUARTER UCLA 16. Washington SL 7 Thompson, 2-vard run at 7:33. 55-Yard drive. 11 plavs after Mullennix interceoted Sciarra's pass.

Kev calns Pearson, 14. pass, from Thompson; Williams. 7. 10. 9.

runs. Kev olav Thompson gained 4 yards and first down on jhlra-and-3 to UCLA 11. PAT Dledriclc (kick). UCLA 23. Washington St 7 Avers.

2-vnrd run at 10:26. 66-yard drive. 6 plays. Kev gains FOURTH QUARTER UCLA 30. Washington St 7 Pedersbn.

13-vrd pass from Sciarra 4:4. 63-vard drive. 8 plavs. Kev gains Sciarra. 12.

JO; Lee. Tvier. 11, runs. PAT wmte (kick). UCLA 30.

Washington st 15 Maxev. 34-yard pass from Thompson at 6:40. 82-yard drive. 6 oiays. Kev play Thomoson passed 12 vards to Levenseller and UCLA was then penalized 15 yards tor personal oul, giving WSU first down at UCLA 3.

PAT Williams (run). Note: WSU 2-pomt PAT pass attempt failed but UCLA pcnattxxd hlMn-diitnc tor pass interference. UCLA 37, Washington St IS Dankworth, 4l-vard run at 8r42. 52-vard drive, 4 plays. PAT White(kick).

Field goats missed White (UCLA) 1 (30); Dledrlck (WS) 1 (37L UCLA 37 Washington St 23 Barschlg. lyard pass from Thompson at 13:24. 26-yard drive. 7 plavs White fumbled snap on punt attempt and lost 14 yards. Kev gains Kellv.

14. pass from Thomoson: short runs bv Nolan. PAT lib (run). Attendance 27.500 I fteceivira NO. Yd.

TO 2 36 UCLA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Peterson Cross Country UCLA TCB NYC- An. TO Sciarra 15 147 ,9 JO 7.40 AZTEC UNIVERSITY-OPEN: INWVIJ DUAL 1. Mtndeta Toads). 2. Sama CUC-lrf vln.1.

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66-69-69. 206 Rodoer Davis (Australia). 71-6649. 206 VIC Bcnnets (Australia). 71-68-69.

Others included: 209 Bill Brask (U.S.). 71-6949. 212 Don Trwett (U.SJ. 69-72-71. 214 Bob Clark (U.SJ 71-71-72.

1 445 7 Mfmeftac a (A). I. Chaldec Wash. St NO. Pearson 3 1 Barschlg I Kimball Kellev Levens 1 TO Williams 2 0 Maxev 1 Meanhout 0 Tlsov a Totals CCS Nortrirldne).

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