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C-Wednesday, Nov. 6. 1974 Cbe CIarfonlLfDgct 5 'Pokes Back State Captures In Ficture Crown TOP TWENTY Tne Too Ttpty, witn lim-piece votet In perenmetei. teeton record entf toiel polnu Polnti teouieted on betli of M-lt-I4-14 IM0 7- S-4 JM: Alabama Claims Third In AP Poll 1. OMe Stete () Omenome (10) 1-0-0 1,111 J-0-0 I.OtO 10-0 tl IV) uled for Pitt Stadium, will be moved to Three Rivers Stadium with a 9 p.m.

EST kickoff Pitt Stadium does Hot have lights. This will be Penn State's third appearance this season on TV. The Lions beat Stanford 2420 on a national telecast, and outscored Maryland 24-17 in a regionally televised game last Saturday. 14 5JI ill 503 I. Aieoeme () 4 Micnigen (I) 5 Tenei AIM 4 siorlde enn stete I Notre Dime Neoreike 10.

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Penn Game Restated STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) The Penn State-Pittsburgh football game has been switched from Saturday, Nov. 23, to Thanksgiving night, Nov. 28, and will be shown on national television (ABC), Penn State disclosed Tuesday. DALLAS (AP) A suddenly revived kicking game ignited by former World Football League punter Duane Carrell and free agent field goal specialist Efren Herrera has propelled the Dallas Cowboys back into the National Football League playoff picture.

Dallas upset St. Louis 17-14 Sunday to even the Cowboys record at 4-4, just a game behind Washington in the National Conference East. St. Louis is 7-1 and it appears Dallas and Washington will be in a fight for the wild card berth which goes to the team with the best record other than for the divisional champions. "The kind of kicking game we got Sunday can give a good for the attitude and morale of the team," Coach Tom Landry said Tuesday.

Carrell three times backed the Cardinals up to their 10-yard line with punts and averaged 41 yards per kick. Herrera kicked a 20-yard field goal with four seconds left to play to win the game. Carrell was obtained from the now defunct Jacksonville Sharks of the WFL. Herrera, a seventh round draft choice from UCLA who was cut by the Detroit Lions, was signed Oct. 4 as a free agent.

"Carrell really kicked well under pressure and I just hope he's for reaL.not a mirage," Landry said. "In fact, he was fantastic." Landry continued, "Herrera has excellent range up to 45 or 50 yards." Carrell was added to the roster after three-year veteran Marv Bateman shanked a punt just nine yards against the New York Giants two weeks ago. Herrera succeeded Mac Percival, who failed in an attempt to fill the gap for the injured Toni Fritsch, lost for the year with a leg injury. Dallas, which has been in the NFL playoffs a record seven consecutive years, is less solid according to Landry than his past playoff teams. However, he indicated the By The Associated Press The two Big O's of college football, Ohio State and Oklahoma, continue to dominate the weekly Associated Press poll, but Alabama has bumped Michigan from the No.

3 spot. Ohio State, with a clean bill of health from the National Collegiate Athletic Association, remained No. 1 while Oklahoma, quarantined from post season play for league infractions, again settled for the runner-up role, only 122 points behind the Buckeyes. However, Ohio State, 8-0 after a 49-7 victory over Illinois, had a big edge over the Officiating Under Fire LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) New Mexico State University Coach Jim Bradley says the officiating during the Aggies' weekend football loss to the University of New Mexico was marked by a "lack of ability and integrity." The Western Athletic Conference Lobos dumped the Aggies of the Missouri Valley Conference, 26-24, in the Saturday night contest.

"I question the integrity of some WAC officials," Bradley said at his weekly news The nonconference game, a traditional rivalry between the state's two largest colleges, was judged by five officials three from the WAC and two from the MVC. Sooners in the number of first-place votes received from a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. The Buckeyes wound up with 49 top votes and 1,212 of a possible 1.240 points. The Sooners, 7-0 after a 28-10 triumph over Iowa State, reaped 10 first-place votes and 1,090 points. Alabama, fourth a week ago; took over the No.

3 spot after blitzing Mississippi State 35-0. Michigan, which pulled out a 21-7 victory over Indiana, slipped to fourth in the poll released Tuesday. Alabama had two first-place votes and 918 points while Michigan received the only other No. 1 vote and 850 points. Texas which had been idling in eighth place for three weeks, roared into the top five after throttling Arkansas 20-10.

Auburn, meanwhile, skidded to 10th from fifth after a 25-14 loss to Florida, its first of the season. Florida's fine showing boosted the Gators to sixth from 11th, swapping places with Southern California which had to settle for a 15-15 tie with California. Perm State moved up to seventh from 10th after beating Maryland 24-17 and Notre Dame, the defending national champion, slipped one place to eighth after edging Navy 14-6. Nebraska remained ninth, with Auburn 10th. Trailing Southern Cal in the Second 10 were Texas, Miami of Ohio, Maryland, Houston, Arizona State, Oklahoma State and California.

Pittsburgh and Texas tied for 19th. 1CIR3G EDWARD one or a handful The game, originally sched- STARKVILLE -Mississippi State withstood late charges by second place finishers Ole Miss and Southern Mississippi to win the ninth annual Mississippi Intercollegiate Golf Championship by two strokes Tuesday. The Bulldogs, tied with Ole Miss at 283 after the first round, fired a composite 290 to the Rebels' 292 to take the team championship. Southern scored the low team total for the second round of the 36-hole tourney by firing a 286 Tuesday. State garnered 573 to 575 apiece by defending champion Ole Miss and USM.

Sophs Mitch Adcock of Columbus, and Dan Cook of Meridian, netted the low tallies for the team titlists, Adcock fired a 68-73-141 while Cook's 70 Tuesday gave him 141 for the two rounds. Junior Lee Brannon of Canton, blistered the course for a second-round 69 as the Ole Miss linkster copped medalist honors with a six-under-par 136. Teammate Johnny Lang was the Rebels' second leading scorer with a 71-72143. Southern Mississippi's Robby Hayes carded a 69-70 to nab Eagle honors with a 139. The Laurel junior was aided in Southern's comeback by David Smith with a 74-69143.

Delta State took fourth place in the five-team meet at Lakeside Country Club with a 598 scoresheet. Junior Jimmy Hedrick of Jackson carved out a 75 Tuesday to pace the Statesmen with a 149. mm --a" hi fry ewy i liyifimi hJtyy)frifii i Save $42 to $72 on Set of 4 Steel Radial 36 Whitewall Tires 36,000 Mile Guarantee club was coming together. "Each week is a struggle and any team on our schedule can beat us," said Landry. "I still think Washington has the best defense in our division and has the best chance in the stretch.

But we could become just as strong." The three-game Cowboy winning streak had Landry in a good mood as he met with writers Tuesday at his regular press luncheon. "Anybody want to fight?" Landry quipped as he sat down, obviously referring to Atlanta Coach Norm Van Brocklin's challenge to a sports writer Monday. STILL UNBEATEN Louisiana Tech Holds Top Spot By The Associated Press Louisiana Tech's fearsome respective rankings Nevada-lineup, unbeaten in 19 straight L35 Vegas was SU secnd' games, defeated Southeastern collecting five first-place Louisiana 34-13 over the week- votes 597 Points for eir end to remain No. 1 in The As- bUtzing of New Mexico sociated Press college divi- Highlands, while Delaware sion football poll announced was a8ain 3 receiving Tuesday three first-place votes and 575 The Bulldogs received 27 votes for 497 rout of first-place votes and 744 Villanova. points from a nationwide pan-' Boise state remained el of sportswriters and broad- fourth.

their mi imping of casters, continuing as the No. Weber state attracting 501 1 team for an eighth points. Texas retained its consecutive week. fifthplace slot, earning one Most of the other ranked firstplace vote and 402 points teams remained as secure as for their impressive 51-7 Louisiana Tech in their triumph over Tarleton State. MISSISSIPPI STATE 573 (W -Miicn Adcock 141 (73); Dan Cook 144 70); Joe I up 14 (73); Bruce Anderson 141 (74).

OLE MISS 575 71) Ln Brannon 13 (); Johnny Lang 143 (71); Raipn Rom 14 (75); David Ray 150 (7). SOUTHERN MISS. 575 (2M) Robby Haves 13V (70); David Smith 143 Steve Holden Uv (74); Gary Cooper 191 (73). DELTA STATE 59S (191) Jimmy Hedrick 149 (75); Mike McGeever 153 (72); Paul Guido 153 (77); Jen Logan 155 74). MILLSAPS 61t (309) jonnnv Prince 150 (77); Charlie Frye 153 (75); Doug Minor 155 (79); Paul Hughes 151 (71).

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