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ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK. ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1971 Louisiana Tech Upsets Tampa University by 28-20 SECTION PAGE TWO Lions Score in Last Minute Two-Point Run Short; USL Wins 7-6 Wll Ken La trip Tosses Two Late TD Passes By Par Leisner TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Snapshooting quarterback Ken Lantrip fired two touchdown passes in the closing minutes Saturday night to rally the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs in a 28-20 victory over Tampa. Bulldog tailback Charlie McDaniels pulled the Bulldogs out of trouble in the fourth quarter by snagging a 3-yard toss from Lantrip to give them a 21-20 edge over SLU, which lost to Eastern Kentucky last week, is now 0-2.

in yards gained as 133 of South-western's yards came on two plays. One was a 90-yard run by flanker Reggie Dupre, who was stoDDed on the SLU 6 after plans to USL's 46, could not manage a score until late in the final period when Ken Kenelly blocked a punt and Stafford Mahfouz recovered in the end zone for a touchdown. However, Darrell Beard's conversion run was stopped short by USL. Southwestern twice stopped Southeastern in the shadow of its goal post, once holding the Lions on the one. SLU held a 24-7 advantage in ithe Spartans.

'first downs and a 327-234 edge McNeese Wins Second Straight by 15 to 13 HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) McNeese State fullback Larry Grissom became the sixth leading Louisiana collegiate all time rusher Saturday night as the Cowboys edged Sam Houston State 15-13. Louisiana State tailback caught in a toehold by Texas linebacker Steve Luebbenhusen (55) as he picks up a nine-yard gain in Baton Rouge Saturday night. Football Scores Vanderbilt. Louisville In 0-0 Tie NASHVILLE, Tenn.

(AP)-Louisville flanker Howard Stevens fell one-yard short of a touchdown with four seconds left Saturday night as Vanderbilt and Louisville battled to a heart-stopping scoreless tie in an intersectional college foot ball game. Cardinal quarterback John Medeya then was stacked up at the line of scrimmage by linebacker Joe Cook as the gun sounded. Louisville, of the Missouri Valley Conference, had re ceived the ball on the Vandy 20 with 20 seconds left when Car dinal linebacker Tom Jackson blocked a punt on the Commodore 25. A minute prior to that, Louisville's Scott Marcus was wide to the right on a 17-yard field goal attempt that had been set up by a high Vandy center snap that the Cardinals recovered on the 17. Marcus also missed a 37-yarder on the Cardinals first series of downs.

Vanderbilt, of the Southeastern Conference, never got any farther than Louisville's 40. Louisville, the defending MVC champion, now is 0-0-1 while Vandy is 1-0-1. The Cardinals also got as close as Vandy's 21 early in the second period, but the Commodores took the ball over on downs when a pass attempt with seven yards to go was tipped incomplete. Iowa 24-7 AMES, Iowa (AP) A re vamped Iowa State defense held Idaho to 129 yards total offense Saturday and fired the Cyclones to a 24-7 opening foot ball victory. HAMMOND, La.

(AP)-The University of Southwestern Louisiana stopped a two-point conversion attempt by South-eastern's Lions with a minute left in the game to preserve a narrow 7-6 football victory here Saturday night. USL, making its season de but, scored late in the first half on a seven-yard run by running back Robert Gill. Its goal line defense made Richard Azios' extra point stand up. Southeastern, which ran 87 64 Results Detroit 2, Baltimore Washington 6, Boston New York 9, Cleveland Chicago 5, California Kansas City 4, Minnesota Oakland 4, Milwaukee SUNDAY'S GAMES Kansas City (Splittorff 8-7 and Mont- gomery 1-0) at Minnesota (Blyleven 13-15 and Hamm 2-2), 2 Oakland (Segui 9-7) at Milwaukee (Par sons 13-15) California (Messersmith 17-13) at Chi cago (Wood 20-12) Baltimore (Cuellar 18-9) at Detroit (Coleman 18-8) Boston (Moret 2-3) at Washington (Bro- berg 5-7) Cleveland (Dunning 8-13) at New York (Kline 11-13) National League East Pet. GB Pittsburg 93 60 .608 St Louis 83 69 .546 .513 9V4 Chicago 78 74 14V4 New York 78 74 .513 14V4 .447 24V4 .408 30U Montreal 67 83 Philadelphia 62 90 West Francisco Los Angeles Atlanta Cincinnati .553 .539 .516 82 2 5V4 75 74 58 Results .487 10 .487 10 .382 26 Houston San Diego Philadlphia (12 innings) Pittsburgh Montreal 4, Chicago 4, New York 4, St Louis 9, Los Angeles 3, Houston Atlanta Cincinnati (11 innings) San Diego 2, Francisco 1 SUNDAY'S GAMES St.

Louis (Cartion 18-9) at Montreal (McAnally 10-10) Chicago (Jenkins 21-13) at Philadelphia (Lersch 4-13) New York (Koosman 6-10) at Pittsburgh (Johnson 9-9) Cincinnati (Merritt 1-11) at Houston (Spinks 1-0) Atlanta (Niekro 14-12 and Reed 13-12) at Los Angeles (downing 18-8 and Sutton 14-12), 2 San Diego (Roberts 13-15) at San Francisco (Carrithers 4-3) Ark. State Wins 14-13 CONWAY, Ark. (AP)-Flor-ence State University's place-kicker missed a 31-yaro field goal try with 13 seconds left in the game to give Arkansas State a 14-13 victory here Saturday night. Arkansas scored first in the opening period on a two-yard run by Phil Smith. Florence tied the score in the same period on a 59-yard pass from quarterback Randy Elmore to Danny Kimble.

The home team scored again in the second period to take a seven-point lead at the half-time break. Florence scored in the third quarter, but the extra point attempt, which would have tied the game, was blocked. The visitors had two touchdowns called back. It was the first setback of the season for Florence State. Tony Oliva To Have Knee Surgery Wed.

MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL (AP) Tony Oliva, Minnesota Twins' outfielder who leads the American League in batting, will undergo surgery Wednesday to repair damage in his injured right knee. Oliva, who has the necessary number of appearances to qualify for his third batting title, was hitting .337 before Saturday's game against the Kansas City Royals. otfenciffis American League East Pet. GB Baltimore 90 57 .612 Detroit 88 65 .575 5 Boston 79 74 .516 14 New York 78 74 .513 14V4 Washington 59 89 .399 3U4 Cleveland 57 93 .380 UVt West Oakland 96 55 .636 Kansas City 81 70 .536 IS Chicago 72 79 .477 24 California 71 81 .467 2514 Minnesota 69 80 .463 26 87 .424 32 USL Southeastern First downs 1 2 Rushes-yards 37-191 61-229 Passing yardage 43 98 Return yardage 21 SO Passes I1 u-19l Punts Fumbles lost 0 1 Yards penalized 5 Southwestern la 1 -1 Southeastern La 0 4 USL-GIII 7 run (Azios kick) SLU Mahfouz recovered blocked punt in end zone.

A 8,900. H. Payne 'IT Knocks Off NE by 24-7 MONROE, La. (AP) How ard Payne drove 78 yards with the opening kickoff for a touchdown and went on to take a 24-7 victory over Northeast Loui siana here Saturday night. The winners did not allow the Indians past mid-field during the first half and added touchdowns in the third and fourth quarter and a field goal in the fourth to take their second victory in two starts.

Northeast, now 1-1, tallied with 1:33 left in the game when Scotty Dyer circled end for two yards. Howard Payne quarterback Ronnie Colliflower, scored the first touchdown himself and set up the second. He had runs of 26 and 14 yards in the first drive before going 9 yards for the TD. A 34-yard pass from Colliflower to L.J. Clayton carried to the two yard line in the third quarter and set up the TD that came on a burst by Charles Louis.

Lousi scored again in the fourth on a six yard run that came after a bad snap from center on a short Northeast punt. Lynn Billberry, who converted after the three touchdowns, kicked a 42-yard field goal to wind up the Howard Payne scoring in the fourth. The passing of Allen Taylor, who completed 13-28 for 149 yards set up the Northeast touchdown. Van Lambert was the leading Indian rusher with 49 yards. Colliflower had 88 yards on 12 yards for the winners and completed 4-10 passes for C8 yards.

Louis had 87 yards on 21 carries. Howard Payne Northeast First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 17 57-242 68 0 4-10-0 J-37 1 50 9 25-23 164 20 15-31-1 11-31 1 76 USC Blanks Rice, 24-0 HOUSTON (UPI) Tailback Lou Harris scored one touchdown and set up another to spark Southern California to a 24-0 victory over an uninspired Rice team in the rain Saturday night. Harris, a 5-10, 203-pound senior, ran five yards for the Trojans' second touchdown after setting up the first one by carrying a 32-yard screen pass to the Rice 19 in the first quarter. Charles Hinton, who is Harris' understudy, scored on the next play. Split end Edsel Garrison scored the other touchdown on a 37-yard pass from reserve quarterback Mike Rae in the fourth quarter.

Rae kicked a 22-yard field goal and three extra points to complete the scoring. Southern Cal's massive defen sive line, averaging 244 pounds, snut oil Kice running game from the beginning, and the rain, which turned from a sprinkle in the first half to a downpour after intermission, kept the Rice passing attack from functioning. Lyons for the final Ole Miss score. All three Memphis touchdowns were collected by Stan Davis on passes of 2 yards from Steve Leech and 39 and 29 yards from Don Robison. Although the game was played in Memphis, Mississippi was designated the home team.

catching SLU's dfefer.se offbase on a reverse. The other was a 43-yard pass play from quarterback Rocky Self to end Cleo Samuels, which was the only USL pass completed during the game and led to their score. Gill then scrambled in with the touchdown. The 206-pouna senior neueu 126 vards on 26 carries to nose past former Northwestern State University great Charles lolar, who had 2,195 yards in his three-vear career. Grissom has 2,221 and is shooting at the Louisiana all-time high of 3,095 yards accumulated by Tulane's Eddie Price from 1946 to 1949.

McNeese's scoring came on 16-yard run by tailback Barry Boudreaux, a five-yard pass from quarterback Allan Dennis to tight end James Moore, and on a 34-yard field goal by Carlos Medrano. Sam Houston scored on a five-yard run by fullback Fred Reese and on an 89-yard kickoff return by Dickie Williams. The game was played in a steady rain. There were 17 fumbles. Each team lost four.

Saturday's triumph was the second in a row for McNeese. Sam Houston is 1-1. McNeese Sam Houston First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 21 6 36-93 91 0 2-9-1 6-33 4 72 66-214 96 9 11-210 4-41 4 30 McNeese 0 3 9 6 15 Sam Houston 0 7 0 613 SHS Reese 5 run (Anderson kick) McN FG Medrano 34 McN Boudreaux 16 run (kick failed) McN Moore 5 pass from Dennis (run failed) SHS Williams 89 kickoff run (pass failed) New Mexico Stuns Tech LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP) Joe Hartshorne kicked a 33-yard field goal with three seconds left Saturday night to propel New Mexico to a 13-10 non-conference football triumph over Texas Tech's stunned Red Raiders. The Lobos of the Western Athletic Conference drove from the Texas Tech 44 to the 16 in the losing moments and Hartshorne nailed his second field goal of the night to dump the favored Raiders.

Texas Tech shoved across a fourth-quarter touchdown to deadlock the count at 10-10 and followed up with a long drive that fizzled with a fumble at the New Mexico 16. Cal Bruins Win 20-10 BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -California utilized a steady ground attack and a dogged defense to post a 20-10 college football victory over West Virginia Saturday. The Golden Bears, bouncing back from a 51-20 loss to Arkansas, scored on touchdown runs by Tim Todd and Steve Kemnitzer and field goals of 43 and 48 yards by Ray Wersch-ing. West Virginia, also 1-1, fell behind from the start and never could take the lead against the bigger and faster Golden Bears, though the Mountainers pulled even at 7-7 in the first quarter.

Mississippi touchdown from the 2 and Lyons ambled in from the 4 for the next Rebel score. The Rebels then managed two touchdowns in 41 seconds, converting two successive Tiger fumbles into scores by Ainsworth and quarterback Shug Tumbler. Riley Myers snagged a 17-yard pass from Lantrip then connected with Roger Carr on a 22-yard pass to put the game out of reach for the Florida team. McDaniels was the Bulldogs warhorse pounding out 117 yards on the ground, including a 57-yard kickoff return in the third quarter which he capped by grabbing a touchdown toss from Lantrip that brought the score to 17-14 in favor of Tampa. The Spartans had come to life in the second period after a scoreless, but penalty filled first quarter.

A kev play in the 51-yard drive that broke the ice for Tampa was a 20-yard pass play from quarterback Buddy Carter to end Alex Edlin. Mark Wakefield went in for the score with a leaping end zone catch. Jessie Soper converted to put the Spartans ahead 7-0 five minutes into the quarter. Tech bounced back on an 84- yard drive in nine plays ending with Lantrip lugging it in himself in a 14-yard carry. Spartan freshman Freddie Solomon came back to set up Tampa just before the half with a 54-yard kickoff return.

After a quick series of passes, Willie Miller took it in. Tampa's Jessie Soper booted a 37-yard field goal to open third quarter scoring and then repeated the performance with a 27-yard boot later in the quarter to complete the Spartan scoring. La. Tech Tampa 18 16 45-213 41-13 155 156 156 190 13-17-0 12-27-2 4-41 6-39 1 0 95 77 0 7 7 14-28 0 14 6 0-20 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards penalized Louisiana Tech Tampa Tampa Wakefield 8 pass from Carter (Soper kick) Tech Lantrip 14 run (Norris kick) Tampa Miller 5 run (Soper kick) Tampa FG Soper 37 Tech McDaniels 4 pass from Lantrip (Norris kick) Tampa FG Soper 27 Tech McDaniels 3 pass from Lantrip (Norris kick) Tech Carr 22 pass from Lantrip (Nor rls kick) A 27,333. Ellis, who had a 29-yarder in the first quarter, missed on his first final quarter boot after State had driven from its 20 deep into Florida territory.

However, Florida was off sides and State was guilty of holdng, nullifying the play and giving Ellis another opportunity, An aggressive Mississippi State defense, which faltered only in Florida's 10-point sec ond quarter, fought off every thing the losing Gators could master after the half. The Bulldogs combined the passing of quarterback Hal Chealander and the running of tailbacks Lewis Grubbs and Wayne Jones to take charge in the crucial late stages. State got its only touchdown in the third period on an 80-yard march sparked by Grubbs and Chealander. With the ball at Florida's 21, Jones circled right fcnd and sliced through the Gators for the final 10 yards. Florida took advantgae of a State defense let down to produce all of its points.

The Ga tors drove 64 yards in nine plays with flanker Chris Alvarez pulling in three passes to account for 41 of the yards. Two of quarterback John Reaves throws were low and one was lone but Alvarez pulled in all three to set up a five- yard scoring pass from, Reaves to end Jim Yancy. Rick Franco added a 52-yard field goal as the halftime horn sounded. Florida 0 10 0 010 Mississippi State 3 0 7 313 MSU FG Ellis 29 Fla. Yancy 6 pass from Reaves (Franco kick) Fla FG Franco 52 MSU Jones 21 run (Ellis kick) MSU FG Ellis 35 Florida Mississippi Slate MSU FG Ellis 29 Fla.

Yancy pass 0 10 0 0-10 3 0 7 3-13 from Heaves (Franco kick) Fla FG Franco 52 MSU-Jones 21 run (Ellis kick) MSU FG Ellis 35 A 33,500. Joe Shines As Porkers Win 31-10 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -Joe Ferguson, Arkansas' passing whiz, surprised everyone with a 35-yard touchdown run against Oklahoma State and sparked the sixth-ranked Razorbacks to a 31-10 victory over the Cowboys Saturday night. Ferguson's dash, only the fourth touchdown run of his career, gave Arkansas a 14-point lead late in the third period. His touchdown came after tailbcaks Jon Richardson and Dicky Morton burned the Cow boys several times by getting outside on the triple option.

Richardson finished the game with 154 yards on 24 carries and two touchdowns. Morton, a sophomore speedster, gained 74 yards on 12 tries and scored once on a 39-yard run. The Razorbacks' defense did not permit OSU past the Arkansas 40 in the second half until late in the fourth quarter. Brent Blackman, a speedy sophomore quarterback, scrambled 13 yards to a second quarter touchdown that tied the score 10-10 but from then on OSU was unable to move. The Razorbacks went ahead to stay 17-10 when Richardson zipped four yards for a score with five seconds left in the half.

The touchdown completed an 80-yard drive in which Ferguson completed five of five passes for 57 yards. Ferguson completed 19 of 29 passes for 228 yards against the Cowboys. OSU 3 7 0 010 Arkansas 3 a i iu ARK McClard FG 36 OSU Pruss FG 45 ARK Richardson 7 run (McClard kick) OSU Blackman 13 run (Pruss kick) ARK Richardson 4 run (McClard kick) ARK Ferguson 35 run (McClard kick) ARK Morton 39 run (McClard kick) Riva Ridge Wins Second Straight NEW YORK (AP) Meadow Stable's Riva Ridge, almost sidelined for the season by a high fever earlier in the year, won his second straight stakes Saturday by taking the $153,060 Futurity at Belmont Park. Riva Ridge, taking a big step toward the 2-year-old cham pionship, scored by vk lengths over Caesar P. Kimmel's Chevron Flight in running his record to four victories in six starts.

The Flash Stakes winner covered the 6Mt furlongs under Ron Turcotte in 1:16 3-5 for first money of $87,636 and a mutuel payoff of $9.20, $5 and $4.20. Chevron Flight, coupled with Pop Pop's boy, returned $5.80 and $4 while Marible Blum's Hold Your Peace was $4 to show. Mary, 28-10 GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) -William Mary took another big step toward its second straight Southern Conference football championship Saturday night, defeating East Carolina, 28-10. Second-Chance FG Gives State Win By James Saggus JACKSON, Miss.

(AP) Tackle Glen Ellis booted a 35-yard second-chance field goal in the fourth quarter Saturday night to give Mississippi state a 13-10 Southeastern Conference football victory over Florida. (AP Wirephoto) Arthur Cantrelle (24) is Oklahoma 30. South Methodist 0 Olivet College 35, Anderson 14 Omaha 9, NW Missouri St 0 Ripon College 26, Carleton College 0 St John's, Minn. 38, St Cloud State 7 St Olaf College 30, Coe College 6 St Procopius Col 34, Concordia ni. 13 Slippery Rock 17, Mount Union 0 So Dakota Tech 10, Black Hill sSt 3 Toledo 10, Villanova 7 Valley City 15, Concordia, St.P 14 Valparaiso 14, Augustana, 111.

13 Wartburg 38, Upper Iowa 20 West Michigan 9, Ball State 0 Wise, Platteville 33, Wise, Stevens Pt 17 Wise, Superior 17, Wise, Oshkosh 14 Wise, Whitewater 7, Wise, LaCrosse 0 Southwest Arkansas 31, Oklahoma State 10 Livingston State 7, Sou State, Ark. 0 11 Tnnh 10 NW Louisiana St 18, Stephen Austin 7 Prairie View 13, Jackson siaie Pal Id. HifP 0 SW Memphis 33, Austin College 14 Texas Christian 42, lexas, Arlington Arkansas Tech 16, NE Oklahoma St. 0 East Texas Et. 34, East Central St.

16 East Nex ex. 6, Sul Ross State 6 Tarleton State 33, Bishop College 6 Tovac irlPncn 91. Pacific Univ. 3 Trinity 16, Texas Col. 10 Far West Air Force 7, Missouri 6 Arizona 39, Washington St 28 California 20, West Virginia 10 Colorado 56, Wyoming 13 Linfield Col 17, Central Wash St 9 Oregon State 33, Iowa 19 San Francisco St 35, San Francisco 12 Texas 28, UCLA 10 US International 20, Los Angeles St 7 Utah State 34, New Mexico St 0 Washington 38, Purdue 35 Bringham Young 54, Colo.

State Univ. 14 Claremont-Mull 20, St. Mary5s. Cal. 19 Weber State 20, North Texas St.

0 Jags Bow 21-0 to Tigs BATON ROUGE, La. (A.P-Texas Southern's Tigers surprised Southern University 21-0 here Saturday in a Southwestern Athletic Conference football game. Quarterback Larry Foster hit end Jimmy Agson with a 26-yard pass for the first Tiger touchdown. Halfback Harold Hart got the second on a five-yard run, with the score set up by Calvin Burleson's interception of a Southern pass. Tailback Robert Harris added a third on a 14-yard run in the final minutes.

Arizona Rallies To Top Cougars SPOKANE, Wash. (UPD-Bill Demory threw three touchdown passes and scored one himself as he brought the Arizona Wildcats from behind to take a 39-28 win over Washington State Saturday in a non-conference football clash. Washington State led until the last two minutes of the contest when Demory hit two of his three tallies. Kansas, 22-0 LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) A brilliant Kansas defense paved the way for all of the scoring Saturday as the Jayhawks thrashed Baylor, 22-0, in an intersectional football game played in a cold drizzle.

Refs Show Mercy; Call Game With Score 92 to 0 WATERTOWN, Wis. (AP) -In a game mercifully ended with 12:48 left to play in the final period, Northland College of Ashland overwhelmed Mara-natha, 92-0 Saturday. Nine Northland players scored touchdowns, led by Bob Carlson and Rodney Warren with three apiece, Northland rolled up 463 total yards to minus 37 for out-manned Maranatha, and made 17 first downs to only one for the losers. By The Associated Press East Albright 20, Lycoming Col 3 Alfred 27, Brockport State 7 American lnt'1 6, Bridgeport 3 Bloomsburg 28, Scranton Univ 6 Central Conn St 49, Towson State 6 Citadel 38, Bucknell 35 Coast Guard 28, Rensselaer 27 Colgate 27, Boston Univ 21 Cortland State 14, Springfield Curry College 16, Maine Maritime 7 Delaware 39, Gettysburg Col 7 Stroudsburg 36. Trenton State Kings Point 13, Norwich Univ 6 Lafayette 13, Rutgers 7 Lehigh 24, C.

W. Post 14 Lock Haven 14, Delaware State 7 Manhattan 17, Canisius Col 6 Maryland State 20, Howard Univ 7 Massachusetts 13, Maine 0 Middlebury 33, Bates College 7 Millersville St 21, Shippensburg 0 Montclair 25, Kutztown 20 Northeastern 36, Rhode island Ti Penn State 56, Navy 3 Rochester 35, Washington, Mo. 21 St Lawrence 47, Colby College 9 Stanford 38, Army 3 Susquehanna 23, Grove City 7 Syracuse 20, Wisconsin 20 Union College 28, Worcester lecn Vermont 20, Connecticut 7 West Chester 34, Ithaca 20 South Alabama 42, South Mississippi 6 Appalachian St 28, East Tenn State 24 Auburn 60, Chattanooga 7 Catawba Col 33, Mars Hill 9 Duke 28, South Carolina 12 East Kentucky 21, Northern Iowa 7 Emory St Henry 27, Guilford Col 11 Fisk University 13, Miles College 2 Florida State 20, Miami, Fla 17 Georgia 17, Tulane 7 Georgia Tech 10, Michigan State 0 Glenville State 7, Shepherd Col 7 Hampden-Sydney 27, Maryville Col 0 vantiiMrv stutA 91. Alhanv St. Ga 2 Louisiana State 37, Texas 0 Louisiana Tech 28, Tampa 20 Louisville 0, Vanderbilt 0 Maryland 35, No Carolina St 7 Mississippi St 13, Florida 10 Morehead State 29, Marsnaii univ Morgan State 33, Norfolk State 9 Morris Brown 21, Livingstone Col 17 Newberry Col 20, Gardner-Webb 0 Presbyterian Col 35, Furman Univ 14 cniwn Tiniv M.

Texas Southern 0 Tennessee 48, Cal SBarbara 6 Virginia Military 27, Davidson 1,01 Wake Forest 20, Virginia Tech 9 uioohi-fftn IS. Rethanv. W.Va. 6 West Liberty 20, Muskingum Col 7 West Va State 2b, toncora louere West Va Tech 10, Bridgewater, Va 0 West Kentucky 33, Wittenberg 7 William Mary 28, East Carolina 10 Wotford 23, Lenoir Rhyne 9 Midwest Bethel, Minn. 28.

Sioux Falls 14 Bowling Green 20, Ohio 19 Buena Vista 15, Dubuque 7 Cent Methodist 8, Culver-Stockton 7 Cent Michigan 47, Youngstown 19 Cincinnati 42, Kent State 20 Colorado College 9, McPherson Col 0 Cornell Cnlleee 20, Beloit College Denison Univ 34, Centre College 0 DePauw Univ 24, Albion 6 Doane College 20. Concordia, Neb. 6 Drake Univ 34, Abilene 17 Earlham Col 20, Prineipia Co! 12 East Michigan 28, Quantico Marine 20 Elmhurst Col 41, North Central 0 Ferris State 30, Lakeland Col 7 Findlav College 21, Oberlin College 0 Franklin Col 35, Hope College 25 Hamline Univ 38, SW Minnesota 7 Idaho St Univ 10, South Dakota 7 Illinois Wesley 33, Wheaton College 14 Indiana 26, Kentucky 8 Iowa State 24, Idaho 7 John Carrol 33, Adelbert 7 Kansas 22, Baylor 0 Lawrence Univ 31, Knox College 7 Luther College 7, Central Col Iowa 0 Mankato State 10, So Dakota State 0 Michigan 56, Virginia 0 Michigan Tech 28. Alma College 13 Minn Dultith 14, Moorhead State 14 Minnesota-Morris 17, Jamestown 14 Monmouth Col 13, Grinnell Col 0 Montana 27. North Dakota 14 Nebraska 5, Minnesota 7 North Carolina 27, Illinois 0 No Dakota St 28, Montan aState 12 North Park Col 20, Millikin Univ 17 Arkansas 13, Mississippi Val 0 Delta State 37, Arkansas 7 Mississippi 49, Memphis Slate 21 Samlord Univ.

7. Carson-Newman 0 SW Louisiana 7, SE Louisiana 6 Winston Salem 32, Hampton Inst. 26 Notre Dame 50, Northwestern 7 Jim's Debut Sucessful FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) -Texas Christian celebrated coach Jim Pittman's debut with a 42-0 victory over University of Texas at Arlington Saturday night behind a swarming de fense and occasional burst of brilliance from a rusty "half-wishborn" offense. The Horned Frogs started ex plosively in the first period on a 25-yard touchdown gallop by quarterback Steve Judy and a three-yard scoring run by Lar ry Harris.

But fumbles and pen alties kept TCU from moving for it held only a 14-0 'halftime lead over the underdog Mavericks who now have lost 12 consecutive games. LS.U. (Continued from Page D-l) series, and again Benglis shook loose, roaring 49 yards to the A 24, after which Michaelson booted his 42-yarder. Lyons had the Tigers moving again late in the period when he was shaken up. Jones came on to finish it off, sending LeDoux on a wide reverse 30 yards for the score.

LeDoux was set free by tackle Charles Stuart, who took out two men in the back-field with blocks, one of them making the fans ooh and aah, and then the little sprinter simply blitzed through everybody else to go over standing up. Jones carried the Tigers 67 'yards in the fourth period to complete the scoring. Walker, who complemented Bert's execution well, carried on four of the last five plays, totaling 12 yards. The Aggies threatened thereafter as the defense may have relaxed a bit and James began to connect. James had the Aggies at the LSU nine when Hod-gins made his interception at the one and returned to the 25.

Sophomore fullback Dale Miller lost his second fumble of the game on the first scrimmage play, and a pass interference penalty helped A to the LSU 10. But again Frye came through, this time picking off a James pass at the seven and run it out of trouble to the 22, 'after which the Tigers drove to the Aggie 34 before time ran out. Delta Sfate, 37-7 CLEVELAND, Miss. (AP) Crawford kicked three field goals and Bill Greenlee passed for one touchdown and ran for Another here Saturday night to give host Delta State College a 37-7 victory over Memphis State Falls 49-21 in Surprisingly Easy Victory Ole Miss MEMPHIS, TENN. (AP)-A hard-charging Mississippi attack led by Gref Ainsworth and Randy Reed rolled to a surprisingly easy 49-21 non-conference football victory over Memphis State Saturday night.

Ole Miss piled up a 42-0 lead in the first half behind quarter back Kenny Lyons and Norris Weese, and then held on for the win. The sputtering Memphis attack handed over the ball seven times on fumbles. Ole Miss score on its first five possessions of the football. A 2-yard plunge by Reed opened the scoring, and he got the second Ole Miss touchdown on a 1-yard charge. Ainsworth carried in the third.