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I 1 0 Pirt Ill-Sun, Sapt 30. 1979 AnflelW ClmCB 2 Army Loses First Game Under Saban Football Colleg Highlights of Saturday's games nignin i' compiled from Times wire services Ppmi TImm WlfeV SonrfCM WEST POINT, N.Y.-Junior tailback Amos Lawrence gained 209 yards and scored two touchdowns as unbeaten North Carolina won its third game, walloping Army, 41-3, Saturday as the Cadets were handed their first defeat under new coach Lou Saban. It marked the third time in Lawrence's career that he THE EAST I in Nation Oldest Series THE EAST has topped the 200-yard mark. His best effort was against Virginia in 1977 when he raced for 286 yards. "North Carolina handled said Saban.

"We couldn't block them, we couldn't stop them, it was a rough deal. They get an A-plus, plus Lawrence." Lawrence gained 108 yards in the second quarter, building the Tar Heels toward their 20-3 halftime lead. In his previous two games this season, Lawrence had gained a total of 210 yards on 45 carries. At Philadelphia, senior Mark Schubert, who missed a 26-yard attempt earlier in the fourth quarter, kicked a 46-yard field goal with 3:53 to play to give Pittsburgh a hard-fought 10-9 victory over Temple. The Panthers (2-1) had blown two scoring opportunities in the final period after Temple's Ron Fioravanti had given the Owls a 9-7 lead with a 44-yard field goal, his third of the game, late in the third quarter.

But the Panthers, on their third possession of the quarter, finally got the go-ahead point, moving from their 44 to the Temple 30 with the help of strong running by fullback Randy McMillan. The Pitt defense held the high-scoring, previously unbeaten Owls (3-1) without a touchdown and their lowest point total of the season. Temple quarterback Brian Broomell, the nation's lead passer going into the game, completed just 9 of 27 passes for 129 yards and had two intercepted. North Carolina 41, Army 3 Pittsburgh 10, Temple 9 tw -i un i i ii iM i mil nimT Rutgers outscored Princeton 24-0 in the second half for a 38-14 win in the latest installment of college football's oldest (since 1869) rivalry, a matchup that will end after next year's game. Tailback Dave Dorn ran for one touchdown and caught one of two touchdown passes thrown by Ed McMichael in the game at Princeton.

Princeton still leads the series, 53-16-1. Halfback Jim Quinn ran 6 yards for a touchdown late in the third quarter to earn New Hampshire a 10-10 tie with Dartmouth at Durham, N.H. Dartmouth led 10-0 when Art Illraan hit a 22-yard field goal midway through the third period. Lafayette defeated Columbia, 14-7, as junior tailback Ed Rogusky rushed for 106 yards, including two first-quarter touchdowns. The Lafayette defense stopped Columbia twice inside its 15-yard line in the fourth quarter of the game at Easton, Pa.

Lehigh scored 21 points in the fourth quarter, two of the touchdowns coming after fumble recoveries, and beat Pennsylvania, 31-7, at Bethlehem, Pa. Lehigh outgained Penn, 413 yards to 224, but only had a narrow 10-7 lead early in the fourth quarter. Cornell led Colgate by three points in the second quarter when Cornell's Mark Turley turned a screen pass into a 21-yard broken-field touchdown run. Cornell then scored 19 points in. the opening eight minutes of the third quarter and hung on to win, 36-21.

Colgate quarterback Tom Rosenfeld passed for 317 yards in his first start, at Ithaca, N.Y. Brown routed Rhode Island, 31-13, despite nine fumbles by Brown ballcarriers. Fullback Marty Moran rushed for two touchdowns and Larry Carbone passed to Mark Farn-ham for two more. Brown's first two scores came after Rhode Island turnovers. John Rogan, the first starting Yale sophomore quarterback since Brian Dowling in 1966, threw touchdown passes of 39 and 62 yards to end Dan Stratton and ran for another touchdown in a 24-17 win over Connecticut at New Haven.

Yale has beaten UConn six straight times and leads the series, 28-3. Quarterback Mike McEvilly and flanker Kevin O'Connor hooked up on touchdown passes of 54 and 16 yards to spark Massachusetts to a 20-7 win over Harvard at Cambridge. Sandro Vitiello kicked field goals of 22 and 43 yards. 3-10 North Cerolina 7 13 14 741 Pittsburgh 0 7 0 Army 0 3 0 03 Temple 0 6 3 CAUGHT GUESSING UCLA flanker Willie Cur- fender Mike Guess of 10-yard touchdown pass ran makes leaping catch above Ohio State de- from Rick Bashore for the only Bruins TD. Timet photo by Ben Olender 'BAM A CALLED "BETTER THAN EVER' Vanderbilt Coach Lauds No.

2-Ranked Tide After 66-3 Loss MC Lawrence run inayes kick Army FG Aucoln 47 NC Kmmc 1 run (oass failed) NC Tucker pass from Kupec Pit-McMillan 7 run (Schubert kick) Temf-FG Fioravanti 23 Tern FG Fioravanti 47 Tern FG Fioravanti 44 Pit-FG Schubert 46 Attendance 36,089 (Haves kick) pass from Kupec nc Perns (Hayes kick) NC Lawrence 1 run (Hayes kick) NC Johnson 1 run (Hayes kick) Attendance 32,157 STATISTICS Team STATISTICS Team Army Pit Tern 11 First downs 17 18 35-71 Rushes-yards 43-172 47-174 111 Yards passing 95 129 17 Return yards 40 41 14-34-0 Passes 11-19-2 9-27-2 Punts 5-394 2-1 Fumbles-lost 1-0 0-0 5-58 Penalties-yards 3-28 9-127 NC First downs 27 Rushes-yards 71-374 Yards passing 140 Return yards 28 Passes 12-19-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-1 Penalties-yards 6-55 Pram Tlmti Wir Strvlcn "I still don't know how good we are," Alabama coach Paul (Bear) Bryant said Saturday after watching the Crimson Tide rout winless Vanderbilt, 66-3, in a Southeastern Conference game at Nashville. "I'm glad we got out of here with a win," he said. "I would have settled for one point." Alabama used 53 players of its 60-man traveling squad in the first quarter. Bryant, the nation's winningest active coach with a 287- TUC crllTU i nonn Carolina aiaxe I tit bUUIH Edges Wake Forest. 17-14 77-16 record, said it was difficult to compare his 1979 squad with last year's team that shared the national THE SOUTH North Carolina State's defense came up with three big plays in the fourth quarter as State beat Wake Forest, 17-14, in the rain at Raleigh.

A recovered fumble led to a game-winning 41-yard field goal by Nathan Ritter, keeping the Wolfpack undefeated (4-0). Following the kick, two Wake Forest scoring drives were snuffed, by an intercepted pass and a lost fumble. Darryl Talley returned one interception for a touchdown and ended a late Richmond drive with another as West Virginia beat Richmond, 20-18, at Richmond, in a battle of winless teams. Virginia handled Duke, 30-12, as Tommy Vigorito ran for 126 yards, Greg Taylor ran for 107, and Wayne Morrison kicked field goals of 29, 39 and 22 yards. Virginia is the only NCAA Division I team with two players averaging over 100 yards a game rushing.

Virginia (3-1) hasn't won four games in a season since 1974. Air Force Loses to Kansas St. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (UPI)-Kansas State running back L.J. Brown sprinted 79 yards with 2:24 to play Saturday to give the Wildcats a 19-6 victory over the Air Force Academy.

The run came two plays and 44 seconds after Air Force's Shelby Ball fumbled into the end zone from the 5-yard line on a run that would have given the Falcons a chance to tie the score or take a one-point lead late in the game. Brown broke through the Falcon defense on the second play after the touchback to give K-State its second victory of the season against one loss. Brown finished with 200 yards rushing, setting a school single-game record. The previous KSU mark was 188 yards set by Corky Taylor in 1954. Roosevelt Duncan clinched the win for Kansas State on a 10-yard run over right end with 6:08 to go.

The Wildcats' first score came on a 1-yard plunge by quarterback Sheldon Paris at the 2:12 mark of the second quarter. The victory boosted KSU to 2-1 and broke a 10-game road losing streak. The Falcons dropped to 0-4 on the season and saw their losing streak extended to seven games. SCORE BY QUARTERS STATISTICS Kansas St. 0 6 0 13-19 AF Ar Force 3 0 0 3- FlrJt downt 24 18 AF FG Sturch 21 "MSno "'h "''St AFFG Sturch 33 PauM 4-11-0 9-16-0 KS-Duncan 10 run (Stocking kick) EJJ 3.400 3 11 Penalties-yards 7-69 1-15 Ten Streater 21 run (Duncan kick) Attendance STATISTICS Individual Leaders RUSHING: Auburn Brookl 15-120; Crlbbs 21-91.

Tennessee Streater 15-106; Simpson 9-71, Moore 12-69. PASSING: Auburn Trotman 10-22-31 135. Tennessee Streater 12-20-2, 151. RECEIVING: Auburn Robblns 4-61; Franklin 2-26. Tennessee Harper 4-51 Ingram 3-53.

Team Aub Ten First downs 22 24 Rushes-yards 54-309 52-319 Yards passing 135 160 Return yards 23 1 Passes 10-22-3 13-21-2 Punts 5-312 Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-0 Penalties-yards 4-40 4-30 S. Mississippi 38, Mississippi 8 Mississippi 0 0 0 S-S Sou. Mississippi 14 7 3 1438 SM-Beal 2 run (Walker kick) SM Harvey 63 pass from McOanlel (Walker kick) SM-Floyd 1 run (Walker kick) SM FG Walker 47 SM-Floyd 15 run (Walker kick) Mis Seawrlght 62 pass from Four-cade (Thornton run) SM Corner 14 run (Walker kick) Attendance 46,720 STATISTICS Team Mis SM First downs 18 20 Rushes-yards 31-94 70-256 Yards passing 205 107 Return yards -8 6 Passes 15-29-1 4-6-0 Punts 4-365 Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-0 Penalties-yards 1-5 4-41 SMU 7 0 3 7-17 Tulane 3 14 0 724 SMU James 12 run (Garcia kick) Tut FG Murray 26 Tut-Anderson 7 pass from Hontas (Murray kick) Tul-Chrlstlan 14 run (Murray kick) SMU-FG Garcia 37 SMU Gann 6 pass from Taylor (Garcia kick) Tuh-Chrlstian 19 run (Murray kick) Attendance 4Z563 STATISTICS Team SMU Tul First downs 13 25 Rushes-yards 48-181 41-210 Yards passing 56 238 Return yards 60 66 Passes 6-18-0 20-36-3 Punts 9-42 5-38 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 4-50 4-40 Florid St 17, Virginia Tech 10 Florida St. 0 14 3 017 Virginia Tech 7 0 3 0-10 VPI Lawrence 40 run (Laury kick) FS Ramsey 16 run (Cappelen kick) FS Flowers 18 pass from Jordan (Cappelen kick) VPI FG Laury 44 FS FG Cappelen 20 Attendance 39,200 "STATISTICS FS VPI First downs 23 13 Rushes-yards 37-114 47-164 Yards passing 322 118 Return yards 63 59 Passes 20-41-4 8-17-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-0 Penalties-yards 6-44 7-38 Ga. Teeb 33, William ft Mary 7 William Mary 0 7 0 0-7 Georgia Tech 3 3 20 733 GT-FG Smith 37 1 run (Libassi kick) GT-FG Smith 31 GT Chadwlck 31 pass from Kelley (Smith kick) GT Kentera 26 pass from Kelley (pass failed) GT Olive recovered fumble In end zone (Smith kick) GT Cone 2 run (Smith kick) Attendance 28,511 STATISTICS Team WtM GT First downs 14 19 Rushes-yerds 46-88 47-247 Yards passing 149 162 Return yards 69 52 Passes 15-28-2 12-20-1 Punts 3-42J Fumbles-lost 4-2 4-4 Penalties-yards 7-55 5-47 Kentucky 14, Maryland 7 Maryland 0 0 0 77 Kentucky 7 7 0 0-14 Ky Shutt 3 run (Streln kick) Ky Jones 1 run (Strein kick) Md J.

Tice 5 pass from M. Tice (Castro kick) Attendance 57,800 STATISTICS Md Ky First downs 13 14 Rushes-yards 37-70 60-190 Yards passing 104 82 Return yards 10 53 Passes 10-29-1 6-12-0 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-0 5-2 Penalties-yards 6-53 10-87 South Carolina 27, Georgia 20 South Carolina 6 6 0 1527 Georgia 7 13 0 020 Ga Arnold 66 pass from Pyburn (Robinson kick) SC Scott 15 pass from Harper (Robinson kick) SC Kendziorski 4 run (pass failed) Ga FG Robinson 40 Ga Norris 1 run (Robinson kick) Ga FG Robinson 41 SC Clark 7 run (Rogers pass from Harper) SC Harper 1 run (Leopard kick) Attendance 60,100 STATISTICS Team SC Ga First downs 25 8 Rushes-yards 69-283 36-87 Yards passing 118 114 Return yards 22 57 Passes 10-13-0 6-15-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 5-4 3-1 Penalties-yards 3-15 7-61 Mississippi St 24, Florida 10 Florida 0 10 0 0-10 Mississippi St. 0 7 0 1724 Fla FG Clark 40 MS F. Collins 1 run (Brown kick) Fla Colllnsworth 15 pass from Groves (Clark kick) MS King 1 run (Brown kick) MS FG Brown 24 MS McDole 55 pass from Black (Brown kick) Attendance 38,000 STATISTICS Team Fla MS First downs 17 14 Rushes-yards 53-167 49-262 Yards passing 113 112 Return yards 46 32 Passes 7-17-2 3-12-3 Punts 6-32 3-41 Fumbles-lost 5-5 3-3 Penalties-yards 4-26 5-45 championship. But Vanderbilt coach George Mclntyre didn't have any doubts after watching the Tide roll up 601 yards.

"I thought before the game they were the best team I had ever seen and I think that even more so now," he said. "Defensively, they are much better than they have ever been." At Knoxville, Tennessee's Gary Moore returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown and broke two tackles to score again as the Volunteers defeated Auburn, 35-17. The game ended Auburn's three-year winning streak in the Southeastern Conference rivalry. The battle of unbea-tens attracted the largest crowd in Tennessee history 85,936 fans. In another Southeastern Conference game, Mississippi State outlasted Florida, 24-10, in a hectic battle of turnovers at Jackson, Miss.

The Bulldogs, trailing 10-7 in the fourth quarter after frittering away two touchdown opportunities with fumbles, finally struck for two touchdowns and a field goal. Kentucky's brilliant defense held Maryland's Charlie Wysocki, the nation's leading ground-gainer, well below his average to score a 14-7 victory at Lexington over the previously unbeaten Terrapins. The victory was the first for the Wildcats in three outings. Kentucky held Wysocki, averaging 159.3 yards rushing going into the game, to only 59 yards in 23 carries. At Blacksburg, reserve quarterback Jimmy Jordan's 18-yard scoring pass to Jackie Flowers in the second quarter put Florida State ahead for good, and the Seminoles' defense shut down Virginia Tech, 17-10.

The margin of victory could have been much greater but THE MIDWEST Central Michigan Slips Past Miami (Ohio), 19-18 Defensive back Carl Word intercepted a Miami (Ohio) pass in the end zone with 25 seconds left to preserve Central Michigan's 19-18 win, at Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Central scored the game winner with 3:56 left on an all 11-yard run by quarterback Gary Hogeboom. Louisville beat Drake, 31-21, after trailing, 21-18, early in the fourth quarter at Des Moines. Drake gambled on a fourth-and-two situation at the Louisville 40, and lost Louisville took possession and scored the go-ahead touchdown.

Louisville freshman Greg Hickman ran for two touchdowns. Tailback Tony Carifa ran for 133 yards and two touchdowns as Ohio University crunched winless Kent State, 43-13, at Athens, Ohio. The Bobcats (3-1) scored 23 points in the first quarter on drives of 80, 92 and 67 yards, and a safety. Ball State downed Southeastern Louisiana, 17-7, despite a 100-yard kickoff runback by Robert Hicks that opened the second half and gave Southeastern a 7-3 lead. Eastern Illinois extended the nation's longest winning streak to 13 games with a come-from-behind 22-14 win over Southern Illinois.

The Panthers, defending NCAA Division II champions, are 5-0 this season. Toledo exploded for 16 points late in the second quarter to put away Eastern Michigan, 37-7. ON THE PURCHASE OR LEASE OF NEW for the thievery of Tech cornerback Paul Davis, who tied a school record with three interceptions. The victory improved the Seminoles' record to 4-0, while Tech lost for the first time in four starts. The South Carolina Gamecocks, using George Rogers as a battering ram, came from behind to beat Georgia 27-20, in a nonconference game at Athens, Ga.

Rogers, South Carolina's leading rusher, scored only two points but was the mainstay for the Gamecocks as he ripped off 152 yards in 28 carries. Georgia Tech rallied behind the passing of sophomore quarterback Mike Kelley for 20 third-quarter points to defeat underdog William Mary, 33-7, at Atlanta. At New Orleans, Tulane's Marvin Christian raced for a 19-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter as the Green Wave defeated Southern Methodist, 24-17, for the Mustangs' first loss of the year. Christian rushed for 109 yards in 17 carries. In another night game, Southern Mississippi stunned Mississippi, 38-8, at Jackson.

It was the Eagles' third win in 20 meetings with Ole Miss. Wilson Passes for 326 Yards in BYU Victory THE ROCKIES DATSUN FORKUFp Vanderbilt Brown Buggs 3-24 Redwood construction with lattice panels colorful awning top $1690 VALUE Free because we build them ourselves! Marc Wilson passed for 326 yards and a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns to power unbeaten (3-0) Brigham Young to a 31-7 win over Texas El Paso at Provo. UTEP led 7-3 late in the first half after converting a Wilson fumble into a touchdown, but BYU cashed in on a UTEP fumble and scored just before halftime. The Cougars had 474 yards total offense in winning their WAC opener. Colorado State wide receiver Cecil Stockdale made a leaping catch in the end zone with less than a minute remaining to give the Rams a 20-16 WAC win over Wyoming at Laramie.

Keith Lee threw three TD passes as Colorado State got its first win in four games. Quarterback Casey Miller, senior making his first start, rallied New Mexico to 27 points in the second half as the Lobos came from 13 points down to beat New Mexico State, 30-16, at Las Cruces. Split end Ken Thompson caught a school record four touchdown passes to lead Utah State to a 47-21 win over Utah, at Salt Lake City. Thompson finished with nine catches for 184 yards. Alabama 66, Vanderbilt 3 Alabama 14 18 13 21-66 Vanderbilt 0 3 0 0-3 Ala Shealy 64 run (McElroy kick) Ale Ogllvle 8 run (McElroy kick) Van FG Woodard 47 Ala Shealy 19 run (Ogllvle pass from Shealy) Ala-FG McElroy 21 Ala Nix 2 run (McElroy kick) Ala-Whitman 3 run (kick failed) Ala Jones 1 run (McElroy kick) Ala Jones 2 run (Clark kick) Ala Landrum 3 run (Jones kick) Ala Hill 11 run (Jones kick) Attendance 3494 STATISTICS Individual Leaders RUSHING: Alabama Hill 4-75; Jacobs 4-71.

Vanderbilt Mordlca 12-50; Potter 4-19. PASSING: Alabama-Shealy 4-4-0, 78. Vanderbilt Heflln 4-11-0, 44; Swab RECEIVING: Alabama-Pugh 4-78. Teem Ala Ven First downs 27 10 Rushes-yards 69-471 34-105 Yards passing 130 95 Return yards 80 170 Passes 7-11-0 15-27-1 Punts 9-42J Fumbles-lost 0-0 4-4 Penalties-yards 1-5 6-30 Tennessee 35, Auburn 17 Auburn 7 3 7 0-17 Tennessee ...14 14 7 0-35 Ten G. Moore 98 kickoff return (Duncan kick) Aub Crlbbs 3 run (Portele kick) Ten Harper 9 pass from Streater (Duncan kick) Ten G.

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