The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 50

4-D Sept. 10, 1978 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES 'Northeast nips Nicholls on field THIBODAUX-Northeast Louisiana's ball-hawking defense lived up to expectations, forcing eight turnovers Saturday night as the Indians stopped Nicholls State 3-0 in a season opener for both clubs. Freshman Bill Weimer provided the onlyjxwflts on a 32-yard field goal late In the first quarter as NLU stopped repeated Nicholls threats. Junior linebacker Harold Thomp. son led the way for NLU by intercepting two passes, recovering one fumble and causing another.

The shutout was NLU's first since a 37-0 blanking of Nicholls in 1973 and was the third time the Indians held the Colonels without a touchdown. NLU beat Nicholls 19-2 last year in Monroe, stopping the Colonels six times inside the IS. Nicholls didn't get inside the 15 that many times this year but they did reach the 12 on one occasion-before Thompson lnterceptel a pass and later were stopped at the one when the stubby linebacker from Monroe came up with a fumble recovery. Offensively, the Indians didn't set the world on fire but they were good as they had to be. Speedy tailback Robert Johnson ran for 116 yards and fullback Greg Schaff gained 56 as Northeast picked up 245 yards on the ground and controlled the ball for much of the game.

But the Indians were stymied by turnovers themselves, losing four fumbles and one suffering one interception. NLU drove to the eight in the first quarter but Weimer missed on a 25 yard field goal. Two plays later, Thompson presented the Indians with another oppurtunity, intercepting a pass and returning to the two. After an incomplete passJohnson ran to the 14 before Schaff lost back to the 15. Weimer came In and kicked the point that made the difference with 1:30 left in the first quarter.

Nicholls' biggest threat came in the second period when the Colonels recovered a fumble on the NLU seven and moved to the one before Thompson recovered a fumble. Thompson was in on a total of seven tackles while Roy Binion was In on 12. Warren Simmons and Steve Isaac were in on eight apiece. Isaac intercepted a pass while Simmons, Binion and Shreveporttr Vic Minor each recovered a fumble. Kirby Arceneaux completed seven of 19 passes for 69 yards and was the victim of several dropped throw.

Fullback Lewis Henry had 64 yards for Nicholls. LEADERS-NLU: Kirbv Arcenau 17-7-1 tor 69. Nicholls: Tim Bailey 13-2-2 lor 21), Tom Case 4-1-2 tor 16. RECEIVING NLU: John Flovd3-39, Tonv Morrison 2-17. Robert Johnson 2-13.

Nicholls: Marvin Dumas 1-16. Oaklawn to go up again HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (UPI) Total purse distribution in the 1979 Oaklawn racing season will be more than $6 million, up from $5.4 million last year, and will include a new $50,000 stakes event. Bf Ouirtf Nnrthojltl 3 0 0 0-3 Nicholls 0 0 0 0-0 NLU-BIII Weimer FG Yardstick NLU Ni First Downs Yards rush Pass vards Return vards Passes (A-C-l) Punts- -3t a-33 Pumoieviojt Pen.Vdt goal to 15 55 145 60-204 69 36 44 26 18-7-1 18-3-4 4-4 84 3-22 4-60 RUSH LEADERS-NLU: Robert Johnson 17-116, Greg Scfleff 1J-56, Nathan Johnson 6-38. Nicholls: Lewis Henry 15-64, Richard Auionne 9-41.

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Jimmy Cowan and Occca Lang in the 11-12 age group. Third places were taken bv Jean Hand (13-141, Chuck Nance (13-141, Kathy Cowan (9-10), Shawn O'Mallev (9-10) and Laura O'Malley 1 1 -12 PGA leaders MHrtfav'i Result Willoughbv 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 1. LOB San Francisco 5, Cincirv TottH IS 1 11 f. Totals J8 6 10 nati 4. 2B Clark, Dwver 3B-- Griffey.

HR Seattle 021 000 006 9 Hill (3) S--Whitfield. Griltev. Chicago 000 300 012-6 cepcion. E-Jones, Reynolds, Roberts. DP Chi- If aox 2.

LOB-Seattle 6, Chicago 8. 2B Knepper (L 15-10) 7 7 5 5 3 3 Nordhagen, Lemon, Roberts, Boslev. HR Plank Paciorek (3), Torres (2), Washington (5). Bonham (W 11-4) 1 5 3 1 1 I Jones. SF-thappas.

Bair 2 2 0 0 0 1 IP RERBBSO Save-Balr (25). WP--Bonham 2. PB- 7 1-3 8 4 3 0 3 Bench. 2:21. A- Monevcutt Sports' finer points Fall baseball FIRST CAME Centenary 421 020 14 NSU 100 100 If--2 1 Ken Babcock, Dennis Clavman 11 and Mitch Kennv Stella, Kerry Keowen (31, Scott Stagner Herbie Moore 16) and Keith Russell.

Babcock. Stelly. SECOND CAME Centenary 020 000 2 -4 8 2 NSU 111 002 K-S 7 2 Kirk Tolson, Jav Kelly (21, Ken Marks (3). Jordan Slasnev (6) and Keith Wilhite; Chris Soileau and Keith Russell. Soileau.

Stasney. Cro88 country FOUR MILE CROSS COUNTRY At Ouachita Baptist Team Results 1. of Central Arkansas. 38: 2 Ouachita Baptist University, 49; 3. ol Arkansas at Monticello, 52: 4.

LeTourneau College, B8, 5. Southern Arkansas 151. Individual Winners 1 Singleton, UCA. JO 37 2 Rav, HSU, 21 3. Moselev, OfSU, 21:19: 4.

McOill, OHU. 21:49. 5. Dewis. UCA, 6.

Rcqers, UCA, 22:16: 7. Menehav, 22:19: 8. Hawkins, UAM, Hawkins, 9, Erickstad. LTC, 10. Mooceland.

UAM, 23:10. i rrannwesiern 0 0 0 00 I Illinois Detroit 15, Tampa Bay 7 Sunday's Games New Orleans vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 12-noon Dallas at New York Giants. 12-noon Philadelphia at Washington, 12-noon Seattle at Pittsburgh, 12-noon New England at St. Louis, 1 P.m.

Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Houston at Kansas City. 1 p.m. Atlanta at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. Oakland at San Diego, 3 p.m.

Chicago at San Francisco, 3 p.m. Miami at Baltimore, 3 p.m. New York Jets at Buffalo. 3 p.m. Mondays Gamt Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m.

0 A 40,091 By United Press International As quickly as the Pittsburgh Pirates surged toward Philadelphia, the Phillies have surged back into a comfortable four-game lead atop the National League East. Garry Maddox drove in two runs with a double and a home run Saturday night to back the seven-hit pitching of Randy Lerch and give the Philadelphia Phillies their sixth victory in a row. a 6-3 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals. Lerch, who had a shutout until Garry Templeton singled and scored on a Ted Simmons double in the sixth, picked up his ninth victory against eight losses and his sixth in his last eight decisions.

Bake McBride and Larry Bowa singled off loser Bob Forsch to open the first inning for the Phillies and Maddox doubled in the first run. Lerch doubled and scored on a double by McBride double to make it 2-0 in the second then Maddox con- nected for his 10th homer with two out in the fourth. Richie Hebner hit his 16th homer in the fifth and the Phillies added two more runs off reliever George Frazier in the seventh. Maddox singled and scored on a double by Greg Luzinski and the final run came in on a sacrifice fly by Mike Schmidt. Elsewhere in the NL, it was Cincinnati 6, San Francisco Chicago 6, Montreal Atlanta 7, Los Angeles New York 4, Pittsburgh and Houston 10, San Diego 4.

Pinch-hitter Ken Henderson's two-run double triggered a three-run seventh inning which lifted the Reds over the Giants. Mike Vail and Rodney Scott drove in two runs each and Bruce Sutter notched his 25th save to spark the Cubs over the Expos. Rookie Bob Horner pounded out a single, two doubles and a two-run homer to lead the Braves past the Dodgers and help Phil Niekro become the National League's first 18-game winner. Romo (W 114) 12-3 2 2 1 2 Barrios 8 8 4 4 4 LaGrow (L 4-5) 1 3 4 5 5 1 Willoughbv 2-31001 Barrios pitched to 1 batter in 9th. By United Press International PGA Southern Open At Columbus, Ga.

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Toronto RICHMOND, Va. (AP) The starting btt- ue Jesus 3, bcott 2. IP ER BBSO 3 3 3 5 George Burns Jim Dent ChiChi Rodriguez Mike Rcid Rocky Thompson Danny Edwards Tommv Aaron Mark Haves Barnev Thompson Grier Jones Dan Sikes Arhe McNickle Charles Coody John Lister Stan Lee Allen Miller George Johnson Frank Conner Jim Nellord Dave Barr Bob Zonder Lvn Lolt Ben Crenshaw Bobbv Walzel Hubert Green Local jolf 10. 2B-Dempsey 2. G.

Woods. HR Murray 127). Singleton (20). IP ER BB SO McGregor (W 14 12) 9 6 0 0 6 1 Moore (L6-7) 7 tO 4 4 2 1 Lemanczvk 1 3 0 0 0 3 Moore pitched to 2 batters in Mitt. WP- McGregor Balk-McGregor.

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Louis 5. Philadelphia 7. 2B -Maddox, Lerch 2, McBride. Simmons, Luzinski, Hendrick. MR -Maddox (10), Hebner (16).

SF -Schmidt, Hernandez IP ER BBSO Forsch (L 11-161 4 1-3 10 4 4 1 2 Lupr-f 1 23 1 0 0 0 1 Frazier 2 1110 0 Lerch (W9-8) 9 7 3 2 3 7 HBP by Forsch (Luzinski) WP-Lerch, 1:49. Watson lb 0 0 0 0 Sex Ion 3b abrhbi 4 2 2 0 4 0 2 1 3 0 0 1 4 12 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 11 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1110 0 0 0 0 4 0 11 10 10 3 110 4 0 11 5 0 0 0 Totals II 1 11 6 Totals 16 0 1 0 New York 000 700 000 Rirhrrts If OSrmth ss BEvans 3b Winlield rl Turner cl DAquist Gamble ph Lottch Tenace Perkins lb FGnlz 2b CBaker 2b Mura Let Deswck ph Etehlbgr Rrvnlds rl San Diego Walling II Puiols JNiekro Willis showed off his all-star credentials with a leaping catch in the corner of the end zone of a 36-yard pass from Green with 7:24 left in the third period to make it 21-7. The Tigers survived a scare inside the three-minute mark when punter Steve Goins got a high snap from center and the Braves took over on the Grambling 11. Good coverage of Alcorn receivers enabled the Tigers to hold and take over on downs at the 15, but they weren't so lucky moments later when Roynell Young picked off a Michael Williams pass and ran it back to the Tigers' 17. On the next play Green tightroped down the sidelines for the touchdown with 1 12 left to play.

Rosales' kick was no good, leaving Grambling ahead, 21-13. Grambling fielded Alcorn's onside kick and ran out the clock to end the game. By Quarters. Alcorn 0 0 613 Grambling 0 14 7 0 21 fcd Campbell. 13 pass from Robert Ambers (Larry Scrubbs, kick) Edwin Hall, 1 run (Scrubbs, kick) James Williams, 61 punl return (Scrubbs.

kick) A -Larry Willis, 36 cass from Sherrod Oreen (Alfredo Resales, kick) A Green, 17 run (kick failed) Alcorn Grambling lineup at Richmond Fairgrounds Raceway for Sunday's 580.000 Capital City 400 Grand National stock car race, with type of car and qualifying speed in mph: 1. Darn II Wallnp. Chevrolet, 91.964 2 Hobby Allison. Ford, 91.813. 3 Nnl Dennett, Chevrolet, 91 787.

4. Dave Dion, Chevrolet, 91 335 5 Richard Petty, Chevrolet, 91.301 6 Bi unv Parsons. Cl.ivrolit. 91.259. 7 Dick Brooks, Ford, 91 259 8.

James Hvlton. Chevrolet. 91 118 9, Lennie Pond. Chevrolet, 91 101. 10 Calc Yarbe.roogh, Oldsmobile, 91 C92 11 Davr Martis.

Chevrolet. 91 (137 12 McDulfir. Chi vrolel. 90 775 13 Terry Lnbor.tr. Ctuvrolrt.

9C 737. 14 Roqer Harnby. Che wolf 90.354 15 Rich Childri ss, Oldsmobile. 89 555. 16.

Tinhi Scott. Chevrolet. 89 513. 17 Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolit. 89 096 18 lluddy Dodge 8ft 3C6 19.

Gary Myers, chevrole 1, 87.829. 20. Banter Price, chevrolit. B7.565 21. Jimmv Means, Ch vrolet, 87 494 22.

Tom Gale, Ford. 87 282. 23. Fr Harris, Chi vrolt, 86.975. 24.

Ed Mi are, Dodge, 06 639 25 ual Gordon, Chevrolit. 86 543. 26 Dick Che vroli 86 401 27 Joey Amnion, Dodge, ne 111. 28 rank Warren. Dodge 86.C81.

79 Nelson Oswald. Ch. vroi. 8,1 289 30 Wayne Morgan, Chevrolet. 72 668 Boxing results Results of Shreveport boxers in a Nacogdoches.

Texas, boxing card Saturday night: 65 Pounds Emanuel Gonzales, Galvr-slon, dl. Bo McNeely, Shreveport. 90 Willv Brown, Galveston, df. Bradley Tinchler, Shreveport. 110 James Young, Galveston, dl Tommv Souler.

Youngblood, Shreveport, df Scn-nv Smith, Seattle. 90 Johnnv Frederick. Shreveport, df. Bill Jones, Houston. 105-Tony LeBianc.

Shreveport, TKO Jerome Towel, Frer-port. heavyweight Robert Laverrv, Shreveport, df. Wolf Rav, Nacogdoches 125 Ricky McMillian df Rare Rodriguez. 135 Bill Smith, Shreveport, dl. Jamie Tlllis, Houston.

Heavyweiqhl-Jesus Rodriguez dl. James Brown, Shreveport. Boston 000 000 0OO 0 Yastrzemnki, Hobson. Dent, DP-New York 1, Boston t. LOB New York 11.

Boston 6. 2B Chombliss. Plmtlla. Lynr, 2, Scott. IP ER BBSO Guidrv (Wil l) 9 2 0 0 4 5 Eckersley (L 16-7) 32-3 2 16 3 3 Burgmeier 51-3 4 0 0 2 3 HBP bv Eckersley IMunson); bv Burgmeier (Johnstone).

WP Eckersley. PB -Fisk. MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA East Ridqe Results BEST BALL -1. ilu George Walcher. Ed Bliss and Tyler Hegenwald-Bill Bradford, 62, 3.

Tvler He gonwald-Jim Lvle.63. 4. (tie) Bill Brandon-Louis Edwards and Bill Walker-Charles Dillman, 64. SWGA Here are today's pairings the Couples Scotch Foursome at Meadowlake Country Club: 17-noon-- Stuart-Pitts; 12:06 pm Calhoun, 12:15 pm Anderson. Cain, 12:23 pm Millican.

Davis-Selber; 12:31 pm Jones, Latitte-Long, Ison; 12:4 pm Uulechek, McLaughlin. Shelfield: 12:55 prn Kemp, Damel-Branstord, 1:06 pm Beatles-Couvilhon, 1:16 pm Fortson. McKmriey; 1:24 pm Lowe, McClaren-Bravbiel; 1:32 pm C. Johnson-Endicotl; 1 :40 pm P. Johnson-McClure; 1 urn- -Sutton-Bolev, 1:56 pm Heppel-Millon.

Ouerbes Results HOLE-IN-ONE -Rudy Badzik hit his first liole-in-onc- Saturday at Ouerbes on the par three, 164-vard No. 17 hole using a three wood. The ace vras witnessed by Walter Roberts. 33 4 6 4 Total 39 10 14 9 010 001 0204 2 0 3 0 1 3 to 10 Houston Mora 2, Watson, Richards. DP San Dieqo 1, Houston 1 LOB--San Diego 4, Houston 11 2B Winlield, Pe rkins, Cabell, Puhl, Richards.

31) -Puiols. SB-JCruz 2, PITTSBURGH NEW YORK ab bi ab bi ab bf ab bi (Continued from Page 1-D) for most of the half, hit Campbell on three straight crossing patterns, nailing the big tight end in the end zone for a 13-yard gain to complete the 56-yard touchdown surge with 4:03 left in the second period. Moments later safety Kerry Parker's interception of a Green pass on the Alcorn 45 and his run-back to the 25 set up another tally by the G-Men. A pass interference call gave Grambling a first and goal at the two and Hall smashed across in two carries. The second Scrubbs conversion kick gave Grambling a i4-0 lead.

Alcorn's biggest threat in the first half came early in the second stanza following Leslie Frazier's interception of an Ambers pass. The Braves drove from the Tiger 38 to a first and goal at the eight, but Eugene Hall broke through to smear Green for a loss of six to the 11 and on the next play the visitors drew a 15-yard penalty back to the 29. The drive ended when RosaJes missed on a 45-yard field goal attempt Alcorn outgained the Tigers, 137 -88, in the first half, but consistently poor performance on punts helped keep the Braves out of the end zone and allowed Grambling to maintain good field position. Grambling upped its advantage to 21-0 early in the second half on James Williams' brilliant 61-yard punt return. The fleet kick return specialist was aided by several vicious blocks as he picked his way down the right sidelines.

JGonzalez, Puhl. Sr -Puhl BEvans. 5 0 10 4 0 0 0 Ftores cl IP ER BB SO 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 San Dieqo 4 0 12 Norwood rf 4 0 0 0 Rivera rf 4 0 0 0 Carew lb 2 0 0 0 Ford cf 4 10 0 Morales dh 3 13 1 Smalley ss 4 0 0 0 Wolfe 3b 4 0 0 0 1110 Randall 2b 0 0 0 0 Enckson 213 1 2 3 13 1 2 3 I Molitor 2b Money 3b Cooper lb Hisle It Oqlivie dh Lezcano rl Younl ss Thomas cf Moore Caldwell Totals MilwaukM 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 10 0 4 110 3 0 10 1000 0 0 0 0 3 2 3 2 2 0 11 3 0 0 0 Maddox 3b 1 0 0 0 Henderson II 3 0 0 0 Mocilar.ez lb 3 0 10 Stearns 3 111 Norman rf 3 0 0 0 Younqbld 2b 3 0 0 0 Kranepol Ph 3 0 0 0 Foli ss 2 0 0 0 Flyrm 2b 0 0 0 0 Kooel 1000 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 20 10 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 19 0 Taveras ss IVfcreno cl Brve ph Parker rf BRobinson If Starqell lb Garner 2b Berra 3b Ott Rooker Tekulve Stennetl ph Totals Pittsburgh Mora L.u-1 Lee Firhelbqr DAnuislo Lolieh Houston JNiekro W.12-12 Save WP- -Mura. 2:49. U.S.

Open Balk -Cichelbgr. T- It 1 i 1 TOUIS 000 021 000 3 000 000 000 Mnnesota 19 1 1 1 Totals Randall. DP Milwaukee- 2. Minne- 28 4 1 1 000 000 010 000 010 03x 4 sota 1. LOB Milwaukee S.

Minnesota 5. 2B Friday's late box New York Flerra DP Pittsburgh 2. LOB Smaii6v. 3B Molitor. IP ER BBSO Caldwell (W 169) 9 4 0 0 3 4 Eriekson (L 13-11) 9 5 1 2 3 1 HDP-bv Eriekson (Hisle).

A W.639. First Downs 15 6 Yards Rush 96 100 Yards Pass 166 77 Passes (A C) 22-7 19 6 Hod Intercept 2 3 Punt Average 7-34 J-40 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalty-Yards 6 45 11 133 First Game NEW YORK (AP) Summaries of Saturday's matches at the Open tennis championships: Women's Sinqles Semifinals Chris Evert, United Slates, del. Wendy Turnbull, Australia, 6-3, 6-0, Men's Singles Semifinals Jimmy Connors, Uniied States, def, John McEnroe. United States. 6-2.

6-2, 7-5. Biorr, Borq. Sweden, def. Vitas Gf.ruld.iliS, United States. 6-3.

6-2, 7-6. Men's Doubles Semifinals Star. Smith-Bob Lutz. United Slates, def. Woitek Fibak, Poland, and Torn Okker, the Netherlands.

7-6, 5-7, 7-6 Women's Doubles Semifinals Billie Jean King-Martina Navratilova, United States, def. Francoise Durr, France, and Virginia Wade, Britain, 6-3, 6 3 Kerry Reid-Wnedv Turnbull, Australia, def Betsy Nageisen-Pam Shnver, United Slates. 6-4, 14. I 4 Pittsburgh 1. New York 9.

2B- BRobinson, Flynn Flvnn. HR Stargell (23). S- Kobe! 2 IP ER BBSO Rooker (L 8-10) 7 1-3 5 3 2 6 3 Tekulve 2-321100 Kobtl (W 3-5) 9 1 1 I 0 5 HBP-by Rooker (Maddox). 2:19. A LOS ANGELES ATLANTA ab bi ab bi Lopes 2b 5 110 Rovster ss 4 111 Russell SS 5 13 0 Bonnell II 4 0 0 0 Smith rt 5 12 2 Matthews rf 4 2 10 Gdrvey lb 3 0 11 Burroughs If 3 0 0 1 Cev 3b 3 0 0 0 Office cf 0 0 0 0 Baker If 3 0 0 0 Horner 3b 4 3 4 2 Houqh 0 0 0 0 Murphy 1b 4 0 10 Wtondav cf 2 0 0 0 Gilbreath 2b 4 0 2 1 Ferguson 4 0 0 0 Nolan 3 12 1 John 1 0 0 0 Niekro 3 0 0 0 Rhoden 1 0 0 0 Garber 10 0 0 Davalillo If 2 110 Totals 34 4 I 3 Totals 34 11 Los Angeles 100 010 100- 4 Atlanta oil 011 Olx 7 E-Lopes 2, Horner, Gilbreath.

DP- Atlanta I. LOB-Los Angeles 8, 2B-Horner 2, Gilbreath, 3D- Matthews. HR Smith (29), Hornw (19). SB-Russell. SF KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA ab bi ab bi Braun II 4 0 10 RMiller cf 3 0 0 1 Wilson It 10 12 Lanslord 3b 3 111 McRae dh 4 111 Boslock rf 4 2 2 3 Lacork lb 2 110 Baylor dh 4 0 10 Wathan lb 2 110 Rudi If 4 0 11 Porter 4 2 2 2 Jackson lb 5 0 10 Otis cf 5 2 4 2 Downing 4 12 0 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Gricr.

2b 3 3 10 Covins rf 3 10 1 Anderson ss 3 0 2 1 While 2b 5 0 0 0 Knapp 0 0 0 0 Terrell ss 4 111 DMiller 0 0 0 0 Gura 0 0 0 0 LaRoche 0 0 0 0 Birdp 0 0 0 0 Fitzmorns 0 0 0 0 Hrhosky 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 38 9 12 9 Totals 33 1 11 1 Kansas City 000 ooj 0519 California 001 001 1301 -Downing. LOB Kansas City 8. Call forma 10. 2B -LaCock Porter. Rudi.

Anderson, Boslock. HR- McRae (15). Porter LPGA scores By United Press International LPGA National Jewish Hospital Open At Denver, (Sept. 9) Pat Bradley 68-72-140 Jan Stephenson 72-69-141 Jo Ann Prentice 71-71-14! JoAnnWasham 71-72-143 Sandra Palmer 71-71 143 Maria Astrologes 71-71-143 Sandra Souzich 72-72-144 Jane Blalock 72-72-144 Beverly Klass 73-71-144 Kathy Whitworth 76-46 -144 Diane Patterson 74 70-144 Sandra Post 73-72-145 Connie Chillemi 72 73-145 Sharon Miller 71-74--I45 Gloria Ehret 71.74-145 Barbara Monness 68-77 145 Beth Stone 75 71-146 Peggy Conley 73-73-146 Susan O'Connor 72-74-146 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSH: Alcorn Lenms Liohtloot 22-53: Sherrod Green ll-minus-36; Otis Wonslev 12-46: Willie Holmes 2-7: Richard Nash 2-minus-18. Grambling Robert Ambers 3-minus-19; Mike Jones 5-8: Robert Parham 10-39; Michael Smith 2-7, Floyd Womack 10; Edwin Hall 718; Sylvester Moy 1-0; Steve Goins 1 PASSING: Alcorn Green 6 of 17 for 153 vards; Richard Nash 1 of 3 for 13 vards.

Grambling Ambers 6 ol 16 lor 77 yard; Michael Williams 0 ol 2. RECEIVING -Alcorn-Larrv Willis 3107; Light, toot 218; Amos Harrison 1-16 Grambling Michael Smith 3-23, Ed Campbell 3-54. KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA abrhbi abrhbi Oraun If 3 0 10 RMiller cf 5 0 2 1 Silverib If 0 0 0 0 Lenstord 3b 3 0 0 0 Quirk ph 0 0 0 0 Bostock rf 3 0 10 Zdeb ph 1 0 0 0 Baylor dh 4 0 10 McRae dh 0 0 0 Rudi If 4 111 LaCock lb 3 0 0 0 Fairly lb 3 10 0 Porter 4 0 0 0 Downing 3 10 0 Otis cf 3 0 10 Grich 2b 3 0 2 1 GBrett 3b 4 0 10 Anderson SS 3 0 0 0 Cowans rf 4 13 0 Aatt 0 0 0 0 White 2b 10 0 0 Poauette Pt, till Terrell ss 10 10 Hurdle pr, 10 10 Wasningtn it 1010 Gale 0 0 0 0 Mingori 0 0 0 0 McGilbrryp 0 0 0 0 Totals 3J 2 10 1 ToVUs 31 1 1 Kansas City 000 000 Ml- 2 NFL standings American contirmca (16). Bostock 15) SB-Otis 1 Wilson 2. S- Brett, Anderson.

R. Miller. SF R. Miller. tail California 000 012 00K-1 Fit 0 I.I PF I 33 I 00 ER BBSO 4 4 5 2 Burroughs.

0 ER BB SO Rudi, Cowens. Gura Bird (W5-6) Hraboskv Knaop Miller LaRocht (L9-7) ,000 17 .000 20 .000 14 IP 6 1 1-3 1 2 3 1-3 1 2 3 2-3 IP 12-3 4 1-3 2 0 UHc.iitivrnn i. loo- -Kansas city California 10. lt-Pwulte. HR Rudi 115).

IP ER BBSO Gale (L 14-9) 5 2 3 5 3 3 5 2 Mingori 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 0 McGilberrv 1 0 0 0 1 2 Aase (W 1081 8 10 1 1 1 3 La Roche 1 0 0 0 0 0 Aase pitched to 1 batters in 9th. HollisSlacev 76-71--147 Beth Soloman 73-74-147 y. Jets Peggy Ahem 71-76-147 Baiiimore Gloria Fergon 71-76147 Qteffalo Kathy Postlewsit 7077-147 nm Kathy Martin 72-76--148 New En(jlanrJ Kathy Hile 74-74-148 Sandra Burns 75 73148 Cleveland Bonnie Lauer 75-73146 Pittsburgh Vivian Brownlee 74-74148 Cincinnati Bttiv Cullen 70-281443 Houston John Rhoden (L 8-2) lo ugh Niekro (W 18-15) Garber ,1 I i 1 V000 24 6 2-3 2 13 1.000 Csntnl 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 Fitzrnorris 1 2-3 (23). WP Rhoden. PB-- Save Garber Gura pitched to 1 batter in 7th.

.010 23 .000 14 Sova-URatr IU). PO-PwItr. T- JU Ngian 3:25 A xiM4k Bill Mclntyre remembers among boys Ashland 42, Franklin 21 Augustana 21. Luther 0 Ball SI, 38, Miami 10.) 14 Buena Vista 60, Westmar 1 Capital 24, John Carroll 21 Carlton 7. Northwestern-5t.

Paul 6 Carroll 6, Oshkosh 3 Case-Western Res. 30, Oberlln 14 Central St. 32, Lincoln 9 Cent. Meth. 29, Benedictine 12 Cent.

Michigan 41, Kent St. 0 Chadron St. 34, Wayne St. 7 Coe- 22, William Penn 8 Concordia 10, Moorhead St 0 Doane Coll 20. Emporia SI.

10 Drake 36. S. Illinois 14 Illinois 42, Butler 3 Eau Claire 9, St Norbert 0 Ferris SI 10, St. Joseph (Ind 10 Grand Valley St. 34, NE Illinois 7 Harnline 55, Concordia St Paul 6-Hillsdale 40, Wis -Platleville 20 Hope 28, Marariatha IWis 0 Illinois 0, Northwestern 0 Iowa St 23, Rice.

19 Wichita St Oklahoma St. 10 La Crosse 61. Mac Ale.ste.r 0 Lawrence 26. Norll.we-ste rn 0 Mankato SI 10. Whitewater 0 Marshall 17.

Toll Co Missouri 3. Notre Dame 0 Minn Doluth 21, Supeeioe 14 Mormnysidf J8 5 Ne braska 36, Calilnriaa 76 Neb -Omaha 14, Colorado 0 New Mexcf. St 14. Indlorm St 9 Northwootl 21, Michiyri Tech 10 Ohio U. 23, Michigan 22 Ripon 31, Lakeland 6 Rose Hulman Mod 22, Olivel 21 "1 off Appalachian St 35, Woflord 14 A.

stir, Peav 'i linn Martin 14 lutnune eookman 14, Texas So. 13 Bowie SI 13. St Paul Tr Citadel 28, Presbyterian 17 Duke Georgia Tech 10 Fairmont 26, Cclinhorr, 26 Fordham 30, Davidson 14 Grambling 21, Alcorn 13 Guillord 49, Bluelleld St. 10 NFL. RESULTS Detroit 15, Tampa 1 STATE COLLEGES Grambling 21, Alcorn 13 N'weslfcrn 21, Lamar 17 N'east La 3, Nicholls 0 McNcesf: 21, F-n-sno 16 Southern 35, Tuskfrqee 17 Long Beach 10 USL 0 Maryland 31, Tiiinnt- 7 SOUTHLAND CONF.

So. Miss 21, Ark Si 6 W. Texas St. IB, UTA 10 AREA COLLEGES Nevada Reno 32, SFA 0 So. Ark 20, SE Ok la 13 Ouachita 34, Bishoo 14 UA Mont.

26, UA Pice Bluff 0 Harding 24, Lai.i- Lol 9 SE Mo. 16. Ark, 0 TOP 20 Missouri 3, N. Dame 0 Okla. 35, Stanford 29 Penn St.

26, Rutgers 10 UCLA 10, Wash Iowa St. 23, Rice 19 Texas A 37, Kansas 10 Southern Cal 17, Texas Tech 9 Nebraska 36, Calif. 26 Florida St. 28, Syracuse 0 East Cam Mellon 14. Cahl I Pa 3 Clarion 28, West Lihef 0 Cortland 31, Hullalo 14 ol Columbia 8.

St Vincent 0 Ithaca 25. Hloomsburg 1 Davton 31, Maine 14 Delaware 37. Rhode IstaiKlO torida St 78. Syracuse 0 HOI Cross 19. rji Hampshire 14 Lafaye tte 3' Ge It 0 I i high n.

West Chester Peon St J6. Wulqers II, Rochester 21, Uro'Voort Cl SI 14. R.ie.cJ Carolina SI Lee iware St 0 Wavnesbury I 0 vvst Virginia 14. Pk nrnonet 12 South Albany St. 26, Fave He vide, St 0 SI Olal 23, Corne ll Bill Maxwell died Saturday at 3:05 in the afternoon a heart attack, said caller Bill Davis and something was taken away from the pulse of Bossier City.

I feel I can call him by his first name because he and I went back a long way to the early '50s was a big man although small in stature and he was a darned good football coach who came up from Jena to handle Bossier High's Bearkats from 1954-64. Two stories about Maxwell'1 coaching tenure at Bossier High come quickly to mind, and I'm sure Bill wouldn't mind if I passed them Jackson St 35, Tennessee SI 24 Jacksonville St 24, Alabama AIM 23 St Thomas 1, St Cloud St. 8 Simpson 35, St Ambrose James Madison 49. Wash Lee 0 couldn't tackle, couldn't come off the drillfield without tripping over the chalk marks. Why, I had to ask Bill, wasn't this very large lad cut from the squad? Sure, he looked impressive physically but he lacked for lateral movement.

"Well," said Bill, "when we make road trips he's gonna be the first one off the bus. Wait '11 the boys on that other team get a look at him. We'll have them beat before the opening Bill never did explain, however, what he'd do If the said youngster fell down the steps getting off the bus. The second story goes back to one of the early Lions' Club Jamborees. The Bearkats were struggling on the field and a fan just outside the press-box was having a field day himself.

"Why don't you quit, Maxwell?" he'd bellow. "We need a new coach. The fan's neighbor nudged his companion. "Hey, that's not Maxwell," he whispered. "Maxwell quit.

We got a new coach, Billy Hudson." The fan didn't miss a beat. "Bring oack Maxwell," he roared. "We want Maxwell." Bill used to laugh when he told that story about himself. I said I could remember two stories. There was a third.

The year before, in the same jamboree, I stood on the sideline and watched as Bill his quarterback stockpile depleted by injuries lectured a fuzzy-cheeked 10th grader and sent him out on the field. The rookie quarterback, his too-large helmet banging up and down on the bridge of his nose, and clutching his oversized pants with both hands, charged into battle with much enthusiasm but precious little experience. "You said Bill, arms Stevens Point 27, Millon 9 Texas AS.M 37, Kansas 10 of Oubuaue 36, North Park 8 Upper Iowa 43. Iowa Wesleyan 7 Wayne SI 14, Saginaw Valley St. I Wsn.

Michigan, 2 Illinois SI 17 Youngstuwr, SI. 31. N. Iowa 14 Southwest Angelo St 42. Cent.

Oklahoma 13 Arkansas Tech 26. SW Missouri 13 Livingston (Ala.) 6, Ti xas Ail 2 folded in resignation across his chest as he watched the retreating figure, "would you believe my job depends J1 on that little fellow?" I I told you that Bill Maxwell was a il darned good coach. Among the players he develojied at Jena were all-staters Raymond Manchester and Neal Thompson. His 11-year re- cord at Bossier was 71-43-7, and only twice did his teams' records fall below .500. In 1955 his 'Kats were 9-3-1, they were 8-2-1 in 1958 and won 17 of 22 games in the two seasons of 1961-62.

i The record alone tells much about Bill Maxwell. What it doesn't show is his low-key manner, his compassion I for people, an ability to laugh. After hanging up his coaching portfolio, he I was principal for a time at Curtis Park Elementary. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 Monday at First Methodist Church in Bossier City. IV I Wt.c!,: McMurry 19.

Trinity 0 ne onahoma 43. okia Panhandle on. I remember when he first arrived NW Oklahoma 21. Fort Havs IB Kentucky St 21. Miss, valley Lenoir Hhyne 26, Smith 13 Long Beach St 10, SW La 0 Hill 29, Liberty Baptist 16 rVwrylarid 31, Tulane 7 IvV Ne ese 21.

Fresno St. 16 Mississippi 14 Memphis St. 7 Morgan St 20. Virginia St 6 Murray St 23, Lvansville 9 Norfolk St 36. Livingstone 10 North Alabama 34.

car. Newman 17 Carolina SI 29, Carolina 13 i.aro A8.T 23, Md. Esn Shore 7 NI Louisiana 3. Nicholls St 0 NvV Louisiana 21. I amar St 17 Snipnere! 14, Shipijensburg 10 Soothe rr, 35.

Tuskegee 17 Soutnwi ste rn 19, MillsapS 6 Carolina 4S, I urmar. tfi T' nr. Chatta 47. Kenlocky 15 T. on 22 Wsn 1 arolir.a 20 Tulsa 15.

Virginia r. 3 W.iki ore 14. Virginia 0 West Virginia 14, eVirhmond 17 William Marv 10, VMI 3 Midwest Akron 19, Wsn Illinois 3 Alma 37, bluffier, 14 Ouachita 34, Bishop 13 Sm Houston St 12. SW Oklahoma 0 SW Texas 14, Texas Lulherar, 0 on me practice neicis ai Dossier nign and one of his raw recruits was a big kid who stood around 6-foot-4 and West Brigham Young 10. Oregon SI 6 Colorado 24, Ore gor, Ne Reno 32, Stephen Austin 0 Norlhridg, SI II, San Tran SI (, Oklahoma 35, Star, lord 2'l Puget Sound 71 Montana 12 UCLA 10, Washington 7 Utah S6, Idaho SI 0 weighed 265, maybe 270.

Trouble is, this tackle applicant a trifle awkward. No, he was mtright clumsy. Couldn't block, You're a lousy coach, Maxwell." ee 4.4.4ss. i W.jtt. m'm 4 4 Mil Vj'il 'WxiiJii 4b jjsWbi'ln lb 40 4m 4.