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14 Sunday, Oct. 11, 1981 Philadelphia Inquirer Stanford upsets UCLA for 1st win; 3Las Vegas overcomes BYU, 45-41 IS, West Associated Press Halfback Darrin Nelson dove two yards for a touchdown with two minutes remaining in the game yesterday to give previously winless Stanford a 26-23 upset victory over 17th-ranked UCLA at Stanford, Calif. Nelson's touchdown capped 62-L yard drive that began after defensive lackle John Bergen blocked a UCLA field-goal attempt with 6:26 left in the .1 Pac-10 game. Mark Harmon kicked four field goals for Stanford (1-4, 1-1), which dropped UCLA (3-2) to 1-1 in conference play. After taking a 16-14 halftime lead on 9 47-yard field goal by Harmon, Stanford yielded a UCLA touchdown-rby Frank Bruno and a 41-yard field goal by Norm Johnson, giving the Bruins a 23-19 lead with 8:04 remain--mg.

Following the blocked field goal, Stanford quarterback John Elway hit Ihalfback Vincent White for pass completions of nine and 11 yards to -give Stanford a first down on the UCLA 14. for 163 'yards for the pass-happy Bears. Mississippi St 37, Colo. St. 27 The 19th-ranked Bulldogs, rushed for 490 yards, with sophomore fullback Henry Koontz scoring on a pair of one-yard plunges, and held off their stubborn hosts at Fort Collins, Colo.

Sophomore quarterback Tom The-nell, making his first start for Colorado State (0-5), fired four touchdown passes, including a 30-yarder to Ri-; chie Hall remaining. The score could have tied the game at 28-28, but the Rams failed on ihe extra-point attempt when the snap was high and holder Craig Merten was. tackled short of the goal line while trying to run. Four minutes later, Mississippi State (4-1) put the game away by marching 80 yards in nine plays, entirely on the ground. Sophomore wingback Lamar Windham scored from five yards out.

The Bulldogs tacked on. a safety with four seconds left when Thenell was sacked in the end zone. Washington State 23, Oregon State 0 Quarterback Ricky Turner's 49-yard touchdown dash one minute into the third quarter broke open a scoreless Pac-10 game and gave the host Cougars their fifth win without a loss. Washington State added 17 fourth-quarter points and continued its best start since 1930, when it took a 9-0 record into the Rose Bowl and lost to Alabama, 24-0. Oregon State is 14.

Arizona State 23, Oregon 0 Quarterback Mike Pagel threw two second-half touchdown passes and scored once himself on a one-yard sneak as Arizona State (4-1, 2-1) won a Pac-10 home game over the Beavers (14, 0-2). The first half was a scoreless battle of punts. New Mexico 26, Texas-El Paso 3 Subbing for Roman Gabriel's son, Robin, quarterback David Osborn woke up theew Mexico offense with two second-half scoring passes and Pete Parks booted a pair of 42-yard field goals as the Lobos (24) defeated host UTEP (0-5). Hawaii 14, Wyoming 9 Quarterback Tim Lyons masterminded two scoring drives in the third period as Hawaii's Rainbow Warriors came from behind and won at Laramie, Wyo. BYU's winning streak had been the nation's longest, but the Cougars were playing without injured all-America quarterback Jim McMahon.

The Cougars (5-1) took a 41-24 lead -with 5:46 remaining in the third quarter on Waymon Hamilton's third short touchdown run of the game, but were held scoreless the rest of the way. King took over, hitting Sandusky on a 55-yard pass play to set up a one-yard score by Mel Carver. It stayed 41-31 until seven minutes remaining in the game when King again found Sandusky, who made a diving catch at the BYU two. Ray Crouse scored on the next play to make it 41-38 for BYU. UNLV's defense then forced BYU to punt from its 42 with 3:40 left in the game, and King went to work picking apart the BYU defense.

San Diego State 52, Iowa State 31 1 Senior quarterback Matt Kofler passed for 444 yards and four touchdowns, jincluding three scoring strikes in a 28-point. third quarter, powering unbeaten San Diego State to an upset over 12th-ranked Iowa State at San Diego. Washington 27, California 26 Chuck Nelson kicked a 21-yard field goal with 11 seconds remaining to give Washington its comeback victory over host California in a Pac-10 game. The kick, which capped an 80-yard drive, redeemed a fumble-plagued performance for the Huskies (4-1, 2-1), who had to overcome a 21-0 California lead early in the second half. The Golden Bears (14) are 1-1 in the conference.

Huskie tailback Ron Jackson rushed for 155 yards on 27 carries and caught one touchdown pass as Washington bounded back. Jackson's 41-yard run in the'Tourth quarter set up the third Huskie touchdown, a 16-yard charge by re- serve tailback Sterling Hinds with 9:19 left to The Huskie defense stopped Cal for most of the game, halting the Golden Bears three times on the six-inch line in the second quarter following an imerception by California on the Washington 14. California quarterback Jay vTor-chio completed only 10 of 42 passes Lehigh rally beats Connecticut, 21-17 i Asm, 1 Associated Press California's Mariet Ford flips over BROWN-PENN Brawn 4 13 College football summaries Associated Press Larry Michalski fired an 83-yard touchdown pass to split end Dan Ryan with 3 minutes, 40 seconds left the touchdown that gave Lehigh )a 21-17 victory over Connecticut yes-; terday at Bethlehem, Pa. It was the 10th Michalski-to-Ryan scoring pass in five games. Michalski omplejed 26 of 39 passes for 312 yards and three touchdowns, with one interception.

Before connecting with Ryan on the game winner, he had scoring I throws of eight yards to tight end Paul Anastasio and 15 yards to half-back Terry Heffner. Mike Whalen converted after each Lehigh score. Connecticut quarterback Ken I Sweitzer completed 13 of 26 passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns: 59 i yards to Ken Miller and 15 yards to Vin DiLeo. He ran the ball 20-times for 30 yards and had a 40-yard aver-' age on five punts. Lehigh (4-1) went into the game ranked first in the Lambert Cup poll and sixth nationally in NCAA Divi-sion I-AA.

Connecticut (2-3) was ninth in Lambert voting. Lafayette 37, Bucknell 0 Sophd-Imore quarterback Frank Novak threw for 213 yards and three touchdowns, and junior halfback Rodger Shepko ran 18 times for 121 yards as the Leopards (5-0) routed the Bisons Lafayette, with two straight and its best start since 1956, rolled up 456 yards on offense to 141 for Bucknell. Following a 27-yard field goal by Mike Millar, Novak hit fullback Nick Kowgios for a one-yard score, giving the Leopards a 10-0 lead at the half. Novak hit Shepko and fullback Jim Fruehan for long touchdowns in the third quarter. Kowgios ran nine yards to score in the fourth and re-) serve fullback Kurt Keintz ran over -from the one in the closing minutes.

Novak completed 19 of 31 passes without an interception. Navy 30, Air Force 13 Halfback Eddie Myers, returning to the Navy Jineup after missing two games with an injured thigh, ran for 179 yards "and one touchdown to boost the "Midshipmen (3-2) past the Falcons (14) at Annapolis, Md. Navy scored three of the first four times its got the ball to move into a 47-0 lead. ii PENN STATE-BOSTON C. Boston Coles 0 0 0 7-7 Pent Stat 10 14 7 7-31 PSU-Wamer, 1 run (Franco kick) PSU Franco, FG 33 PSU-Mead, I run Franco kick PSU-Jackson, 39 pass from Black-ledge (Franc kick) PSU-Wamer, 1 run (Franc kick) PSU-WWiams, 34 run (Franc kick) BC-Niiotek, 23 pass from Fluti (Cooper kick).

Perm 3 0 0 21-24 Brs-FG Grantfors 32. Bro-FG Grantfors 31. Pem-FG Shulman 23. Br-FG Grantfors 27. Br-FG Granttrs 27.

Br-Jordan 25 pass from Landers (Grantfors kick). Br-Jones 34 run (Grantfors kick). Pem-Svrtk 74 pass from Vura (Shulman kick). Pem-Beauvats 1 run (Shulman kick). Pern-Hal 12 pass from Marionie TD run in loss to Washington OKLAHOMA-TEXAS Oklahoma 7 7 .0 '0-14 Texas 0 3 17 14-34 Okla-Winters 1 run, Keeling kick Tex-FG Allegro 34 Okla-Wlson I run.

Keeling kick Tex-Jones I run, Alegre kick Tex-FG Alegre 77 Tex-McClonev 34 pass from Mclvor, Alegre kick Tex-Sampleton 4 pass from Mclvor, Allegro kick Tex-Tate 17 run, Allegro kick Okla Tex II 16 53-194 60-203 000 127 00 17 00-00-1 06-13-0 5-40 5-36 2-2 4-4 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penn 21 39-51 340 23 28-51-0 Penathes-vards 6-26 3-19 4-37 4-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Oklahoma, Wilson 23-85. Texas, Jones 36-134) Tate 3-26. PASSING-Oklahoma, Phelps 0-8-J 0. Texas, Mclvor 6-13-0 127. RECEIVING-Oklahoma, None.

Texas, McCloney 2-85; Robinson 3-3S; Sam-pleton 1-4. SO. So. Mississippi 3 0 0 10-13 Alabama 0 3 7 3-13 SM-FG Clark 33 Ala FG Kim 48 Ala-Carter 32 run (Kim kick) SM-CoWer 5 run (Clark kick) Ala FG Kim 41 SM-FG Clark 40 IS Nelson, who accounted for 186 yards in rushing and pass receptions, then ran to the two-yard line and scored the winning touchdown two plays later. UCLA scored first-half touchdowns on a three-yard run by Kevin Nelson, Damn's brother; and a four-yard pass from quarterback Tom Ramsey to tight end Tim Wrightman.

Nevada-Las Vegas 45, BYU 41 Quarterback Sam King fired a 20-yard touchdown pass to Jim Sandusky with 19 seconds left as UNLV (4-2) stunned eighth-ranked Brigham Young at Provo, Utah, and snapped the Cougars' 17-game win streak. King, who marched the Rebels 79 yards for the final score, threw another touchdown pass, ran for a third score and set up two other UNLV touchdowns with long passes. In allthe 6-fooM senior completed -31 of 57 passes for 473 yards. East Air Force, cut the lead to six points early in the final quarter, but Navy came back with a field goal and a touchdown to preserve the victory. Yale 29, Holy Cross 28 Tony Jones booted a 32-yard field goal with 35 seconds remaining to give the Elis (4-0) the victory at Worcester, Mass.

Holy Cross (3-2) capitalized on a fumble recovery at the Yale 17 to set up an 18-yard field goal by Tony Me-link with 3:21 to play, putting the Crusaders ahead, 28-26. Yale trailed, 17-7 at halftime, but two touchdowns then gave the Elis a 19-17 lead. Linebacker Jay Snyder returned a pass interception 37 yards for the first score and running back Rich Diana sprinted 67 yards for the second. The two teams then' exchanged touchdowns before the two late field goals. Harvard 27, Cornell 10 A fumble recovery and a pass interception sparked a 14-point scoring spree within 1:26 of the third quarter that enabled the Crimson (2-2) to break open the game at Ithaca, N.Y.

The'first of the two quick Harvard touchdowns came on a one-yard run by Jim Callinan. Then, after Scott Murrer's interception of a Cornell pass, Harvard quarterback Ron Cuc-cia hit Steve Bianucci with a 27-yard pass give the Crimson a 20-3 lead. Cornell dropped to 04. William Mary 12, Dartmouth 7 A 54-yard sweep in the fourth quarter by freshman tailback Jeff Powell gave William 8t Mary (1-4) the win over the big Green (1-3) at Hanover N.H. William Mary had scored first with a pair of Laszlo Mike-Mayer field goals in the first and second quarters.

Dartmouth came back with less than 3 minutes to go in the half as junior fullback Rich Lena capped off a 12-play, 82-yard drive with a 3-yard plunge. Davidson 44, Boston University 14 Davidson quarterback Brian Whit-mire passed for three touchdowns and ran for another as the Wildcats (2-3) ripped the heavily favored Terriers (2-3) at Davidson, N.C. South game rushing yardage total in Tar Heels' history. His touchdowns came on runs of 30 and 2 yards. The' North Carolina record is 286 yards, set by Amos Lawrence against Virginia in 1977.

North Carolina remained undefeated in five games while winning its ACC opener. Wake Forest falls to 24 overall and 0-2 in the Clemson 27, Virginia 0 Clemson tailback Cliff Austin ran for two touchdowns as the ninth-ranked Tigers trounced the Cavaliers in an Atlantic Coast Conference game in Clemson, S.C. The triumph, which opened Clemson's ACC schedule, was the Tigers' fifth straight without a loss. Virginia is 0-5 and 0-3. Georgia 37, Mississippi 7 Her-schel Walker ran for 265 yards and the llth-ranked Bulldogs (4-1) ripped open the game with three second-quarter touchdowns to' trounce the Rebels (3-3) in Oxford, Miss.

Walker carried the ball 41 times, scoring on a six-yard run to start the second-quarter spree that propelled the Bulldogs to a 24-7 halftime lead. The second quarter also marked the Rebels' loss of quarterback John Fourcade, their all-time total offense leader, who left the game with a rib separation midway through the period. Fourcade suffered the injury short- BCPSU First downs is 23 Rushs-yrds 31-94 SS-2M Passing yards 137 195 Return yards SI 3 Passes 35-9-4 21-9-3 Punts 7-34 5-41 FumMes-lost 4-4 0-0 Penalties-yards 3-11 4-70 HOW THE TOP 20 FARED I. SouttMm Cal (4-1) lost to Ariiona, 13-10. I Ptm State (4-0) beat Boston Codes, 38-7.

3. Texas (4-0) beat Oklahoma, 3-l. 4. Pitt (4-0) beat West Virwia, 17-0. 5.

Norm Carolina (5-0) beat (take For est, W-10. i. MtchKwn (4-1) beat Michiwn State, 3I-30. 7. Alabama (4-1-1) tied Southern Mississippi, 13-13.

1 Brigham Young (51) lost to Nevada- Las Vegas, 4S-4I. t. Clemson (5-0) beat Virginia, 17-0. H. Oklahoma (1-3-1) lost to Texas, 34-14.

II. Georgia (4-1) beat Mississippi, 37-7. 12. Iowa State (3-0-1) played San Diego State. 13.

Missouri (5-0) beat Kansas SI-13. 14. Southern Methodist (5-0) beat Baylor, 37-20. 15. Iowa (4-1) beat Indiana, 42-21.

14. Miami (Fla.) (3-1) did not play. 17. UCLA (3-2) lost to Stanford, 14-23. II.

Ohio State (3-2) lost to Wisconsin, 24-21. 19. Mississippi State (4-1) beat Colorado State, 37-27. 20. Florida State (4-1) beat Notre Dame, 19-13.

COLGATE-TEMPLE Colgate 0 0 0 0-0 Temple 10 0 14 7-31 Tern-J. Brown 3 run (Clauser kick) Tem-FG Clauser 19 Tern-Clark 6 run (Clauser kick) Tem-Marmon 41 run (Clauser kick) Tem-McCleHand 4 run (Clauser kick) (Shulman kick). Bro First downs 21 Rushes-yards 46-169 Passing yards 298 Return yards 0 Passes 13-27-0 i Punts 4-38 Fumbles-lost 3-2 Penalties-yards 11-64 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Brown, Singleton 14-54, Jones 13-94, Barrett 8-23. Penn, Rubin J2-II, Beauvais 9-12, Marionie 6-29. PASSING-Brown, Landers 27-13-298-0.

Penn, Vura 20-12-112-0. Marionie 31-14-158-0. RECEIVING-Brown, Jordan, 6-188, Famham 4-47. Pom, Hal 12-148, Rubin 4-35, Syrek 3-19. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Boston CoHeoe, Gamble 17-21, Brown 3-24, Biestek 4-11.

Penn State, Meade 13-107, Warner 22-105, Williams 9-54. PASSING Boston College, Flutie I-11-135, Louohery 1-15-2. Penn State, Blackledge 1-17-182, Rocco 1-3-13. RECEIVING Boston College, Brown 4-54, Niiotek 2-28, Bremen 2-31. Penn State, Jackson 3-97, Garrity 3-52, Kab I- MICHIGAN-MICHIGAN ST.

Michigan 2 14 8 14-31 Michigan State 7 10 3 0-20 State-Grant pass from Clark (An-dersen kick) Mich Safety Moisieienko run out ol end zone Mich-Carter II run (Haii-Sheikh kick) Mich-Smith 1 run (Haii-Sheikh kick) State-Jones 28 pass from Clark (Andersen kick) Slate-FG Andersen 24 State-FG Andersen 31 Mich-Ricks 3 run (Smith pass from Carter) Mich-Smith 37 run (Haii-Sheikh kick) Mich-Rickl 5 run. (Haii-Sheikh kick) A FLA. DAME Florida State 0 3 10 4-19 Notre Dame 3 0 3 7-13 ND-FG Oliver 43 FSU-FGRendina25 NO FG Oliver 23 FSU-Whitmg 17 pats from Stockstil (Rendina kick) FSU-FGRendina23 NO-Betl I run (Oliver kick) FSU-Whiting pass from Stockstill (kick tailed) Cof Tern I 15 44-41 47-203 70 153 24 1O0 ll-S-3 19-7-0 1- 2 9-79 2- 1 3-2 3-30 10-107 31:50 21:10 SM Ala First Downs 15 20 Rushes-Yards 31-117 64-373 Passing Yards 202 21 Return Yards 16 ,17 Passes 14-25-0 2-t3-0 Sacks by 3-11 2-03 Punts 6-44 S-44 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-0 Penalties-Yards 5-33 0-0 Time of Possession 28:35 31:25 First downs Rustles-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts. FumWes-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Colgate, Erenberg 17-11, McChesnev 4-19, Blackman 7-11. Temple, Brown 13-10, Harmon 5-54, Myers 4-14.

PASSING-Colgate, Calabria 1-3-35-2, Plunkett 10-2-35-1. Temple, Murphy 12-4-115-0, Riordan 7-3-31-0. RECEIVING Colgate, Erenberg 2-11, Rogers 2-39, Bennett 1-20. Temple, Hall 2-47, Harmon 1-31, Andrien 1-20. PITT-WEST VIRGINIA Pittsburgh 0 7 10 0-17 West Virginia 0 0 0 0-0 Pitt-Thomas 43 run (Everett kick) Pitt-FG Thomas 39 FSU ND First downs 19 15 Rushes-yards 43-250 51-218 Passing yards 114 38 Return yards 33 49 Passes 12-28-3 6-19-2 Sacks by 1-1 1-10 Punts 6-48 8-42 Fumbles-lost 2-0 4-1 Penalties-yards 5-69 8-72 Time of Possession 28:00 32:00 Mich 25 64-423 41 13 MSU 22 43-89 341 36 23-45-4 1- 11 2- 42 1-0 7-68 27:57 3-12-0 2- 8 3-41 3- 3 6-39 32:03 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts i Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession Alabama is tied by S.

Mississippi; North Carolina, Clemson roll on Pitt-Thomas 2 run (Everett kick) WAKE CAROLINA Wake Forest 0 3 7 0-10 North Carolina 13 14 14 7-41 NC Robinson pass from Elkins (Haves kick) NC FG Barwick 33 NC FG Barwick 3S NC Gritttn 25 pass from Elkins (Haves kick) NC PooK 66 interception return (Haves kick) WF FG Denfetd 37 NC Robinson 2 pass from Elkins (Haves kick) WF Ruffner pass from Schoheld (Denfeldkick) NC Anthony 30 run (Hayes kick) NC Anthony 2 run (Hayes kick) KANSAS ST.MISSOURI Kansas St. 0 7 6 0-13 Missouri 21 7 7 23-51 MU-B. White 2 (Lucchesi kick) MU-Mever 4 run (Lucchesi kick) MU-Mever II run (Lucchesi kick) MU-Shorttiose 11 pass from Hyde (Lucchesi kick) KS-Coleman 35 pass from Dickey (Willis kick) KS-Manning 5 pass from Dickey (kick failed) MU-Mever 1 run (Lucchesi kick) MU-Safetv Dickey tackle in end zone MU-Mack 21 run (Lucchesi kick) MU-Richards I run (Lucchesi kick) MU-Carrumers 10 run (Lucchesi Pitt W.Va. First downs 12 7 Rushes-yards 59-203 20-46 Passing yards 0 92 Return yards 69 23 Passes 6-0-1 34-16-3 Punts 10-40 10-37 Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-1 Penalties-yards 11-70 6-40 UCLA-STANFORD UCLA 7 7 3 4-23 Stanford 3 13 3 -7i UCLA-K. Nelson 3 run (Johnson kick) Stan-FG Harmon 30 UCLA-Wrightman 4 pass from Ramsey (Johnson kick) Stan-ToOiver I pass from Elway (Harmon kick) S1an-FG Harmon 22 Stan-FG Harmon 47 i UCLA FG Johnson 41 Stan-FG Harmon 22 UCLA-Bruno 8 run (run failed) Stan-D.

Nelson 2 run (Harmon kick) UCLA Stan First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of possession 23 ..,22 44-168 43107 213 20 19 16-22-2 19-32-2 1-42 J.30 2-2 0-0 4-52 1-15 2fci4 OHIOSTATE-WJSCONSIN Ohio St. 7 0 Wisconsin 0 7-74 OSt-Williams 34 pass trom AIha (Athakick) Wis-FG Doran 32 it Wis-FG Doran 78 OSt-J. Gavle 4 run lAtha kick). Wis-Neal 24 pass from Cole (Wriiams run) Wis-FG Gladem SO Wis-McFadden 10 pass frorcuCole (Doran kick) OSt-J. Gayl I run (Atria kick) WFU UNC 26 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Pitt, OiBartola 30-103, Thomas 11-99.

West Virginia, Beck S-2S, Harvey 4-19, Conwttl 4-12. PASSING Pitt, Daniels 4-0-0-1. West Virginia, Luck 34-14 -92-3. RECEIVING West Virginia, Raugh Hofhns 2-20. ARIZONA-SOUTHERN CAL Ariiona 0 3 10 0-13 Southern Cal 10 0 0 0-10 USC-Alten 74 run (Jordan kick) VSC-FG Jordan 41 Aril FG Weber 47 Aril FG Weber 25 kick) A First Passing Return Passes Punts First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by 26-52 249 0 23-43-3 0-0 7-39 0-0 S-SO 24:04 Fumbles-lost Penatties-vards Time Possession II KSt downs 4 22 Rushes-yards 33-9 57-141 yards 120 245 yards 0 40 15-31-2 18-28-1 8-35 4-39 Fumbles-lost 7-4 7-3 Penalties-yards 4-41 9-114 United Press International STEPPING HIGH for a three-yard gain against Notre Dame is Florida State's Ricky Williams.

The Semi-noles beat the Irish, 19-13, yesterday. ly after putting Mississippi ahead, 7-3, on a seven-yard run early in the quarter. Florida 15, Maryland 10 Defensive baqk Kyle Knight dumped Maryland's quarterback in the end zone for a safety, and halfback James Jones lofted an option pass to his" own quarterback as the Gators (4-2) defeated the' Terrapins (1-3-1) in Gainesville, Fla. Auburn 19, LSU 7 Joe Sullivan, one of four quarterbacks used by Auburn, passed for one touchdown and scored another as the War Eagles downed the Tigers in Auburn, Ala. It was Auburn's first victory over I5U since 1942, with the hometown Tigers having lost in five meetings since then.

Tennessee 10, Georgia Tech 7 Quarterback Steve Alatorre teamed up with wide receiver Anthony Hancock for a 42-yard touchdown play that lifted the Volunteers (3-2) over the Yellow Jackets (14) in Khoxville. Duke 14, Virginia Tech 7 Duke defensive back Dennis Tabron intercepted a pass with 56 seconds left and returned it 10 yards for a touchdown to give.the Blue Devils (3-2) a victory over the previously unbeaten Gobblers (4-1) in Durham, N.C. South Carolina 28, Kentucky 14 Gordon Beckham ran five yards for one touchdown and passed nine yards to Horace Smith for a second as the Gamecocks (3-3) defeated the Wildcats 14) in Lexington, Ky. Arii-Johnson 13 past from TunniclHf COLUMBIA-PRINCETON Columbia 0 6 0 1-14 Princeton 14 0 0 7-21 Prm-Warren 1 run (Price kick) PrMi-Van Perl 17 run (Price kick) Col-FG 47 Lovric Col-FG 27 Lovric Cot-Reggie 11 pass from Witkowski (McHale pass from Witkowski) Prin-Nearv 1 run (Price kick) 46-467 76 182 4-17-1 3-28 1-57 0-0 4-50 33:56 OS 19 42-129 185 -4 18-34-3 5-46 4-2 7-60 Wis 34 j. j61 2J2-I .4.34 3-1 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumWes-lost Penalties-yards GEORGIA-MISSISSIPPI Georgia 3 21 4-7-37 Mississippi 0 7 0 0-7 Ga-FG Buller 19 Miss-Fourcade 7 run (Gatlin kick.) Ga-Walker 6 run (Butter kick) Gl-Stewart 5 run (Butler kick)-Ga-Scott 52 pass from Belue (Butler kick) Ga-FG Butler 52 Ga-FG Butler 41 Ga-Norris 2 run (Butler kick) CONNECTICUT-LEHIGH Connecticut 7 3 7 0-17 LetugM 7 0 7-2) Cen-Mer 54 pass frm Sweifier (Carlos kick) Leh-Anastasi I pass from Michalski (Whalen kick) Cen-FG 27 Carlos Leh-Heffner 15 pass from Michalski (Whalen kick) Con-DiLe IS pass from Sweitzer (Carlos kick) Lett-Ryan 13 pass from Michalski (Whalen kick) U.MASS.-DELAWARE Massachusetts 0 0 7 8-15 Delaware 0 34 7 7-31 Oel-Phelan 7 run (Knobfoch kick) Del FG Knotxoch 28 Del-ScuHv I run (Knobloch kick) Del-Titus 3 run (Knobloch kick) Del-Dougtiertv 3 run (Knobloch kick) Mas-Drougas 7 run (Newtand kick) Mas-Orougas I run (Caravieto pass from McGrath) Oet-PMMi 4 run (Knobloch kick) Associated Press Sophomore Steve Clark kicked a 40-yard field goal with eight seconds left to give Southern Mississippi a 13-.

13 tie with seventh-ranked Alabama yesterday in Birmingham, Ala. The last time the6olden Eagles had such success against Alabama, back in 1956, it was by the same score. Southern Mississippi is now 4-0-1; Alabama dropped to 4-1-1. The deadlock delayed Alabama's drive to give coach Bear Bryant a record 315 victories. His mark now is 310-80-17.

Quarterback Reggie Collier directed the Eagles from their 20 to set up Clark's tying kick, his second field goal of the game. "It was a super defensive effort," said Southern Mississippi coach Sonny Collins. "Our players rose to the occasion. We know we tied a great team." The result "was great for them," Bryant "They deserve everything they got. He said Southern Mississippi "had the best team, the best plan and they were better coached.

They wanted to win more. They had more pride, more class, more everything." N. Carolina 48, Wake Forest 10 Sophomore Tyrone Anthony rushed for 224 yards on 26 carries and two touchdowns as the fifth-ranked Tar Heels rolled over the Deacons in Chapel Hill, N.C. Anthony, starting in place of injured tailback Kelvin Bryant, amassed the fifth-highest single- Col 14 40-189 145 10 Prin 73 41-312 127 60 11.19-1 5-33 5-2 4-57 12-35-3 5-34 l-l 3-40 24:19 33:41 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession (Weber kick) Aril USC First downs 21 13 Rushes-yards 43-112 34-237 Passing yards 293 40 Return yards 0 24 Passes 21-37-2 6-14-1 Punts 4-43 5-41 Fumbles-lost '2-1 4-3 Penalties-yards 10-82 1-53 Time Possession 37:01 22:59 RUTGERS-ARMY 3 14 0 0-17 Army 0 0 0 0-0 Rut-Falcinetli FG 19. Rut-Hooper 1 yard run (kick failed).

Rut-Baker 13 pass from Leek. (Ray pass from Leek). RU Army First downs 14 Rushes-vards 53-248 43-137 Passing yards 128 44 Return yards 31 34 Passes 12-18-1 1-19-0 Punts 4-38 1-39 Fumbles-lost S3 5-3 Penalties -yards 6-35 5-6S Tim ol Possession 34:20 25:40 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ga Miss First downs 24 t. 14 Rushes-vards 44-37? lt-40 Passing yards 171 "141 Return yards 53 13 Passes 4-21-1 19-40-3 Punts 3-44 f-43 Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-2 Penalties-yards S-45 S-49 Mass Del First downs lo 27 Rushes-vards 39-146 57-34 Passing yards 48 194 Return yards 151 96 Passes 7-22-3 12-24-1 Punts 7-34 4-38 FumMes-HHt 3-1 3-1 Penalties-yards 6-44 7-44 RUSHING Columbia, Norton 22-112, McHale 9-40. Princeton, Neary 27-145, Curry 13-71 PASSING Columbia, Witkowski 12-3S-3-14S, Princeton, Hotly II-I9-I-I27.

RfcLfcivlNb Columbia, Cockre 5-54, Reggie 2-25, Rowel 2-32, McHale 2-2S, Princeton, Guthrie 6-10, Ginda 2-39, Oostdvk l-l. GETTYSBURG-WIDENER Gettysburg 0 4 7 6-19 Widener 14 17 0 7-38 Wid- J. Irving 49 run (Stephen kick) Wid- Kktcade II pass from Cote (Stephen kick) Wid- Stephen 24 FG Get- Stanley 31 pass from Gipe (kick failed) Wid- J. Irvtn 3 run (Stephen kick) Wid- J. Irving 9 run (Stephen kick) Get- Stanley 54 pass frram Gip (Kelenvi kkk) Wid- Domsohn 3 run (Stephen kick) Get- Land 4 run (run taxed) BUCKNELLLAFAYETTE Bucknel 0 0 0 0-0 Lafavette3 7 13 14-37 Lai- FG Millar 27 Let Kowgios I pass from Novak (Millar kick) Laf- Shepko IS pass from Novak (Millar kick) Let- Fruehan 34 pass from kjovak (kick failed) Laf Kowgios 9 run 'Millar kick) Lai- Kevin I run (Millar kick) DICKINSON-SWARTHMORE Dickinson 3 0 0 0-0 Swartkmor 0 IS 7 14-34 Die- Kopenhaver 23 FG Swa- Burton SS past from Mass! (Favelatokick) Swa-Safery blocked punt went out ol end lone Swa- Meenan 1 run (pass tailed) Swa- Burton run (Favelato kick) Swa- O'Kan I run (Favelat kick) Swa- Coveleski I pass from Massi (Favelatokick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING- UMass, McGrath 13-83, rev gas 4-40, Pearson 13-32 Delaware, Dougherty 17-67, Scuty 14-44, Phelan II-21, Gudiak 6-11, Brown 2-26.

PASSING UJMass, McGrath 7-32-3. Delaware, Sculy 10-22-0, Davies 2-4-1. RECEIVING- UMass, Caravietl 2-28, Ryan 1-13, Dreugas l-l. Delaware, Steimer 4-54, Carlson 3-42, Clement 2-52, 1-12. 4om! e.44kjM.t,''0.fcMi-'.