The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 52

2-1) Sunday, Nov. 23, 1) The Shkfvfpoht Timi wwiim i mm riin iiniiin mi i jh.i wphwww i mi MmnmmM Bulldogs End Regular Football Season By Galloping Past Northeast Club, 34-6 Savage Left II oak Benvcnuti Registers Kayo Win in cn over thn l.iioo vard mark Bradshaw's arm and Herren's ROME AP) Nino Renvenu- ti. bleeding freely from a cut By GERRY ROBlCHAl'X Times Assistant Sports Editor RUSTON The Year 1 A.B. dawned here Saturday night at 10:01 p.m. when Louisiana Tech clinched its first Gulf States1 t-ontcrence title since 19M with a AIL et.Slal? history, wrote an end to his aerial legend.

True, the Tcchsters have one more date a December stopover in ihn r.rantlanri iuurtiu wiuic ij.winj jails III over the bridge of his nose, un-jTVch Stadium. leashed a savage left hook and; The A.B. will be used to knocked out Luis Rodriguez in designate "After Bradshaw" in the 11th round Saturday night to al Tech, as TcW j.i 'Bardshaw, the most prolific ictdin his world middleweight in i-uisin rnllpeim Ricelcaught four tosses for f8 yards. Bowl. But this is the last name that he used in romDilinc hisi 'career figures standards that should stand for many years Terry and his playmates, who helped Tech compile a 17-3 record over the last two esasons, had a big night.

The Shreveport senior hurled two touchdown passes and completed 17 passes or 315 yarns Also among the seniors making Calantone '45) and Bill Mai- JESUIT FULLBACK Fill Kutld met by Natchitoches linebacker showing) and Natchitoches' their last Tech Stadium showing; Joe Profit. Northeast's jot-were fullback Buster Herren, heeled junior running back. Tech's all-time scoring leaders picked up 108 yards in the game NSC Ends Season 22 1 and Mike Dohcrtv (80). Whittington (60) during the first half of the state Class I)ouble-A football playoff game at State Fair Stadium Saturday night. Surrounding the action are Devils won, 20-14.

(Times Upshawi By Punching SLC Knecht's Late Scoring Run Ends Playoff Bid ly Flyers By PESKY HILL Times Correspondent HAMMOND Record-shattering Northwestern State College got the most from quarterback Mike Pool as the Demons rocketed past Southeastern Louisiana, 34-6. in a Gulf States THE YARDSTICK NSC SLC First Downs 21 Net Yards Rush 357 117 Net Yards Pass 115 113 Net Yards Pass 115 113 Passes (a-O 13-5 19-7 Had Intercepted 0 3 Punt-Average Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 Penalties-yds. aw 14-107 3-25 esuit's onv ilaile the left sil broke away Irom I two would-be tacklers and dove into the end zone for the winner. Knecht missed one extra point Mike Dorbandt, leaving the Fryers with a chance to win it iwith a TD and a one-ooint conversion. But the closest they could get was the Natchitoches 43 where the Devils cot the ball as the game ended.

Natchitoches' first-half passing success left the Devils on top, I 10-3. in lirst downs at the breakl and it was obvious that they! would win if th" game ended in a' tie. But Knecht's run look care of that. i Passing Fancy "We felt like we couli on them," Natchitoches throw, coach i Jim Binning said afler the game and the first half bore him out. Knecht, a 170-pound senior who: played split end last year, riddled Snoopy's Squadron, (he proud Jesuit defense, with his passing as the Devils, running out o) a double-wing offensive set for the first time this season, sent four receivers out each play and had someone wide open almost every time.

In addition, the Devil interior five of tackles John Williams and Long Sherril, guards Randy ind Kickv Whittington and ceun-i Steve (281 is i Rkkv McCain kept may The Red Photo by Hilly championship The hook slammed against the riht side of Rodriguez' head and dropped the Cuban-born resident of Miami, flat on his back. It was evident from the moment Rodriguez hit the canvas that he would not beat the count. Until the lightning hook things were going badly for the Italian despite the screams of encour agement from his countrvmeni in the sold-out Palazzo Sport. Dello' Rodriguez cut Benvenuti over the left eye in the third round and then opened a deep cut above the bridge of his nose with a short right hand punch near I the end of the sixth round. The I champion's trainer, Al Silvani, said the cut was right to the bone and would require seven or eight stitches.

Benvenuti continued to bleed i from the cut over his nose in succeeding rounds as Rodriguez i began iand with right hands and take the play away from champion. Uclans Topped By USC By BOB MYERS LOS ANGELES (AP -Southern California's unbeaten Trojans swept 68 yards and scored with 1:32 remaining to overhaul the previously undefeated UCLA Bruins 14-12 Sat-urday, and head for the Rose Bowl for an unprecedented fourth straight time. Quarterback Jimmy Jones, who had spent a miserable af ternoon assing connectcd with THE YARDSTICK UCLA USC First downs Rushing vardaaa Passing yarda Return yardage Passes 21 13 31 171 294 58 32 50 J2-41-5 5-21-1 9-39 U-3 Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 97 a 32-vard bomb to Sam Dicker- son in the far corner of the end zone to end it all. It gave the Trojans the Pacific-8 Conference championship and the game with the Big 10's Michigan on New Year's Day. A sellout crowd of 90,814 gathered in Memorial Coliseum, plus a national television audience, watched as UCLA came from behind to score with 3:07 left.

Quarterback Dennis Dum-mit passed the Bruins 80 yards in seven plays, including a 57-yard bomb to Brad Lyman. That put the Bruins on the enemy 10 and, two plays later, Dummit found Gwen Cooper for seven yards and a touchdown strike. Score by quarters: USLA 0 0 12 Southern Cat 0 7 0 714 UCLA Farmer 41 pasj irom jonn (pass failed) ncr n.u, run (Aval ck) UCLA-Cooper 7 pass from Dummit (pass failed) USC Dickerson 32 pass from Jones (Ayala kick) Edge Wild cats Vols Earn Share of SEC Title LEXINGTON. Ky. AP -Ninth-ranked Tennessee cashed in big defensive plays Saturday and gained a share of the Southeastern Conference football lead with a 31-26 victory over stubborn Kentucky.

The Vols, who face Florida in the Gator Bowl Dec. 27. were, unable to do much offensively against a fierce Kentucky de fense led bv end Dick Palmer By NICO VAN TIIVN Times Sports Writer Quarterback Gone Knecht 's five-yard touchdown run with 5:14 left provided the winning points as Natchitoches once aaain eliminated Jesuit from the; state Class AA football playoffs' with a 20-14 victorv over the Flyers at State Fair Stadium Saturday night. Knecht's run broke a 14-14 tie THE YARDSTICK Natchitoches Jesuit "First Downs IS If) Net Yards Rush 73 88 Net Yards Pass 251 112 i Passes (a-c) 22-12 22 8 Had Intercepted 1 1 i Punt-Averaqa 8 34.5 Fumbles-Lost 2 2 10 Penalties-yds 4-24 6-52 i and capped a brilliant individual; performance by him as the Red i Devils moved into the semifinal; round. Natchitoches, unbeaten in 12 games and second-ranked in the state, will host Hammond next Saturday night in Demon Sta-J dium.

For Jesuit, it was the second straight year the Red Devils knocked them out of the playoffs. Last year at Natchitoches, it was the Devils by first downs alter a 13-13 tie. The Flyers ended their season with a 7-5 over-all record under first-year coach Larry Kahlden. k'npfhl's excellent Dassinc sparked Natchitoches to a 14-ti halftime edge. He hit 10-of-lti for! M1 varrk with nurhdow ns throws of 33 yards to Joe Beck Pavne and 3 yards to Buddy Ha'ile.

i Jesuit, wnose nisi nan iu came on a one yard plunge by i i i 1 Tony uaianione aner me i.vits i had recovered a fumble at th Devil 3. tied it at 14-all late in the third period on Roy Bernard's 13-yard scoring pass to Calantone and Bernard's two- .1 i point conversion u.n.w n. i That PAT pass made up for a two-point conversion run failure after the Flyers' first TD which; had left them trailing 7-fi at that point. Knecht PATs. kicked both Devil The winning drive was set up when Payne intercepted a defected David Acnsta pass and returned it to the Jesuit 31.

'I i when John Rostovjch fell on an errant Knecht. pitchout at the: Devil 4. Rut it took four plays to, gel it across, Calantone diving over on a fourth-and-1 with left in the half. Mike Phillips tried the extra point run, but linebacker Whittington and halfback Payne met him short of the line. The Devils then ripped 66; yards in 1:38 with Knecht I throwing to David Solomon fori gains of 10, 24 and 13 along the way.

A 15-yard pass interference penalty against the Flyers also helped. Haile made a nice grab, of Knecht's bullet pass from the three for the score. "They began playing the pass in 'he second half, dropping seven men back, so we wanted to establish a running game," Bruning said. The Devils did to an extent with Dennis picking up 53 yards for a game total of 54. But! (here were no sustained drives until the last (ne Bill Hudd's pass interception and return to the Natchitoches 35 set.

up Jesuit's tying score and the Flyers, not noted for their passing game, got it with some aerial success. Bernard found Patton with passes of 10 and 12 and then Calantone caught the touchdown throw of 13 yards in a crowd with .34 seconds left in the third tied it. but Jesuit trailed 12-7 in que-ter. The PAT pass to Patton Flyers would have needed a long drive with plenty of first downs or a toucnaown 10 win. calantone was Jesuit leading rusher with 51 yards and the Flyers were able to get only 88 net yards for the night, another key because ball control had one of the club's tools in its rush.

But give the credit 0 the scrappy Natchitoches defense wnicn included linemen Haiie, Sherril. Rod Levell, Jimmy Marcotte and Jim Knecht, linebackers Whittington and Mike Doherty, cornerhacks Dennis and Solomon and halfbacks Mike Martin and Payne. Scores by Quarters Nate hitoches 7 7 0 ii--2f Jesuit 0 6 8 0-14 Scoring Summary Jop Reck Payne, 33 pass from Gene Knerht (G. Knecht kick) Tnny Calrfntone, 1 run (run failed) Buddy Haile, 3 pass from G. Knecht (G.

Knocht kickl Calantone, 13 pass from Roy Bernard (Bernard pass to Randy Patton) Gene Knecht, 5 run (kick blocked) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS JESUIT RUSHING Tony Calantone, 15 for 5); Damon Hawkins. 5 for 19; Roy Bernard. 4 for Bill Rudd, 6 for Mike Phillips, 2 for Dennis Yerby, 4 for 1. PASSING Bernard, 8 of 20 for 1)2 vsrds. 1 TD; Calantone 0 of David Acosta, 0 of 1 1 RECEIVING and two of his two aerial playmates, flanker Tommy Spinks and tight end Larry Brewer.

Herren scored thrice, uppinc his seasonal total to 90 points and his career mark to 170. The THI YARDSTICK Nortntati Tech First Downs Net Yards Rush Net Yards Pass Pe (a-e Had Intercepted Fumbles-Lost Yards Penalized 14 73 Wl 33? 32-U 3 3 60 149 133 30-11 1 4 60 olcl records were 72 in a single season and 144 for a career. Spinks, the defending chain- lalpion in ciSC receiving tigures, Brewer grabbed two for 3fi and was instrumental in a couple of 'touchdown drives. Northeast which came awfully dose to snapping a string of games in which they had scored, had two early tries to get on the boards. Rut the Tech defense stopped both and the Canine offense took over from there to net the eighth victory of the season against a lone loss.

complete passes from the Lion 13 and Wilkinson was wide to the right with a field goal attempt from the Southeastern 20. SLC got a drive going of its own late in the opening chapter following the Demon field goal attempt. Tailback Darrell Beard gained 50 yards on two tries and moved the ball to the NSC 29. Three plays later, SLC's Roy Hirrd had a 42-yard field goal attempt blocked by NSC freshman Donald Johnson. Southeastern Johnny Daigle picked up the loose ball, but Johnson got up and forced him to fumble with a jarring tackle.Callens recovered the ball for ttie Demons at their own 46.

A 15-yard pass from Pool to tight end Steve Gaspard was the crucial play of NSC's 54-yard touchdown march. Ware went up the middle for the final two yards with 8:53 left in the second quarter. Wilkinson's kick made it 7-0. On the ensuing kickoff, fresh man lorn Alerritt ot Kenton speared a David Jalanivich fumble in midair at the SLC 30. i Merrill lumbered down to the Lion one with the pigskin being caught from behind by Louis Sirmon.

Wallis. who also prepped at Benton, plunged into the end zone on the next play and Wilkinson booted the PAT with 8:29 showing in the first half. NSC then held a 14-0 advantage. Southeastern came right back to light up the scoreboard for its only score of the evening. Beard jumped over right guard for the touchdown to cap a 56-yard, 10-play drive.

Hurd's PAT was blocked by Johnson and the score stood at 14-6. The Demons wasted no time in getting another TD before intermission as Pool calmly guided the Demons 84 yards on nine plays. Pool tossed a 49-yard bomb to split end Alwyn Phillips for the big gainer of the march and scored himself from five yards out wirh 1:13 showing. Wilkinson was true to form again to make it 21-6. NSC took more than half of the third quarter w'hen it paraded from its own 33 to the Lion two.

From there, Gossett elected to let Wilkinson give the Demons a 24-6 cushion via a 19-yard field goal. The three-pointer came with 5:10 left in the third period. Early in the final period, Pool fired a 14-yard scoring aerial to Gaspard and ttie Demons upped their lead to 31- 6 following Wilkinson's kick. Wilkinson climaxed the night's scoring with a 29-yard field goal that came with 29 seconds left in the game. Scores by guarters: Northwestern 0 21 3 1034 Southeastern 0 6 0 06 Scoring Summary: NSC Richard Ware, run (Dennis Wilkinson Kick) NSC Tommy Wallis, 1 run (Wilkinson Kick) SLC.

Darrell Beard, SLC Darrell Beard, 1 run (Kick Failed) snc Mike Pool, 5 run (Wilkinson 19 Field NSC Steve Gaspard, 14 pass from Pool (Wilkinson Kick) NSC Wilkinson, 29 Field C-oal. uonai gruage matcn at conege Station. The "shoot out" to: which Roval referred was Tex- as- Dec. 6 clash at Fayetteville, witn lounn-ranKeci Arican-sas to determine the Southwest Conference championship. "Naturally I'm thrilled that if we win our next three games we have a chance to be the national champions." Royal said.

"This did not exist before the Michigan victory." Royal said he realized there was a chance that Michigan could pull off the upset. "Just like there's a chance we will get knocked off on Thanksgiving Day," he said. Royal, who had the afternoon off anrl rlrnvo tn Warn with Longhorns weren't elevated to the No. 1 position. "I don't know how we could drop lower when we didn't even play," Royal aid.

for the season and 2,000 yard mark for his career. He got the touchdown in the final chapter, which helped the Indians stretch the string in which they have scored to 42 games. Profit had 1,027 yards for the season 2,083 for the career. Bradshaw's final totals for a career mounted to 8u7 attempted passes, 424 completed (52.5 per it-ill i o.rtoii yrus ciiiii on mum- downs. No other Louisiana passer has been over 5.000 yards.

This marked Tech's KHh foot ball championship in the league, 38th spoils title in the circuit, Coach Maxie Lambright's first championship in three years at Huston and Tech's 13th win in 17 tries over Northeast lech is 5-0 in the league. Northeast is 1-9 over-all and 0-5 in the (JSC. Mike Audirsch managed one of; the Northeast school records for! the night as the young quarter DacK was in on nis zimn pmy me year. Herren picked up 101 in 21 carries for the contest. When Bradshaw left the field, he received a standing ovation from the 13,000 fans.

There's still the December 13 game against Kast Tennessee but it'll be a long lime before another of his kind shows up in this stadium or the game of the football, for that matter. Different Start Things were a little difterent from the 1968 Teen upset from the very beginning. Where Richie Golmon ran the opening kick off back 88 yards for a Tech touchdown a year ago, this time Northeast kicked over the Tech goal line and there was no return. Three plays later, John Troe-gel lifted a 53-yard punt and Northeast cranked up two bona-fide threats, moving first to the Tech 10 only to fumble and then, after an interception by Allen Taylor, to the Bulldog four where Audirsch was short on a fourth-and-one try on a quarterback sneak. Bouyed up by the show of defensive muscle, the offense and Bradshaw got going with an 84-yard bomb to flanker Robbie Albright with 1:14 left in the quarter.

Robbie took th? ball out of the lights near the Northeast 20 with Taylor in desperate, but fruitless pursuit. It was a picturebook scoring play and Jorgen Gertz followed it with a conversion that made it 7-0 in the quarter break. Noseguard Norman Gray recovered an Indian fumble two plays after the touchdown and Tech was on the prod again, traveling 60 yards, mostly on STATE LSU 27, TULANE 0 LA. TECH 34, NORTHEAST 6 NORTHWESTERN 34, SOUTHEAST ERN 6 SOUTHERN 21, GR AMBLING 17 LOUISIANA PREPS Semifinals Natchitoches 20, JESUIT 14 TEXAS PREPS Double A Playoffs Paul Pewitt 7, Raines 7 (Pewitt wins on penetration) Four A Playoffs Abilene Cooper 17, Amarillo Palo Duro 0 SOUTHWEST Southern Methodist 12, Bavlor 6 Texas Christian 21, Rice 17 SOUTHEAST Tennessee 31, Kentucky 26 Vanderbilt 63, Davidson 8 AREA Sul Ross 21, Sam Houston 21. UT-Arlinqton 53, Lamar Tech 16.

Texas 28, Southwest Texas 13. McMurry 24, Howard Pavne 14. BCC Drops 53-52 Tilt ENID, Okla. Baptist Christi na College ot hnreveport came within eight seconds of downing Phillips University here Saturday night but the A a a 0 wound up on the losing end of a 53-52 score. Baptist Christian 's Jerry Vance grabbed high Coring! honors with 25 points while teammate Mike Gosdin added 11.

Richard Hood tallied 19 points to lead Phillips and teammate Ivory Salong chipped in 13. Baptist Christian battles home-standing Southwestern (Okla.) in the Southwestern Tournament Mondav night. BAPTIST CHRISTIAN (52) FGA FG FTA FT RB PF TP Gosdin 8 5 3 1 9 1 1 Baaley 6 0 3 2 3 1 2 Vance 13 8 9 7 9 2 15 Seoulvado 11 2 1 1 3 3 Tipton 5 2 0 0 0 2 4 Forbes 4 3 1 1 4 1 7 veuieman 1 1 0 0 Totals 38 20 18 12 26 10 53 PHILLIPS UNIVERSITY (53) Totasl 38 19 13 II 53 Scorms by Halves: DiyiiM nri5iifln .30 25 22-52 28-53 Phillips University rT! lCl'S Bi nn Cards, 69-19 MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP) Memphis State University released its frustrations over not receiving a bowl bid with a 69-19 win over Louisville here Saturday afternoon.

Score by quarters: Louisville 0 6 6 719 Memphis State 14 14 21 2069 MSU Pierce 2 run (Weeks kick) MSU Lynch 15 pass from Pierce (Weeks kick) MSU Wright 6 pass from Thurow (Weeks Msu-Biackweii 69 pass from Pierce (Weeks kick) Msu-Svrt run (Week, kkk) TlJir frorn p'rce twkS kick) Lou Glass pass from inman (east tailed) MSU Thurow 6 run (Weeks kick) MSU Davis 45 pass from Thurow (Weeks kick) MSU Gowen 3 run (Weeks kick) Lou Wtson kick-off return (Sanks! kick) MSU TDurow II run (eass failed) FootbalZ Hoc ,2 FG7 5 5 R6B T19 i 2 I I 11 i I 23 12 i I plunges, to score, Buster got the drive under way with a 14-yard eruption and Terry fired passes of 15 yards to Spinks and 20 to tight end John Adams. The latter carried to the four-yard line, Two runs by Herren produced the touchdown with 12:05 left in the half and Gertz boomed it to 14.0. Tech's defensive unit answered another challenge in the last tix minutes of the half when it followed a Bulldog fumble with a pass intercept ion, Ricky Taylor stepped in to steal an Audirsch pass at the Tech 25 and returned to the 37. Bradshaw hit Albright for 21 yards to the Northeast 29 and lfl the six, Buhba Sanchez and mi ii'M uiviufu illume lasi yarus equally in two runs with Herren bursting into the end zone for his second marker 1:41 before inter- mission Ortz' kick moved it to 21-0 and it remained so until half-time. Northeast managed to hold that margin through the third period, but the Techslers were in the midst of a scoring march of fi4 yards as the quarter came to an end.

Herren got the score from the 10 on a magnificient bit of running and second effort. He hrnkn nvnr Itift farL-lp L-pnt flio knrcs drivin, the wav shaUcre(i pasl four tackles as inp nroke ,0 the oulside and wpn, 0vcr the goal. Gertz faild on the rnnversinn nnr! it was 27-0 with 14 minutes left in the game. Tech swept 71 yards for its last touchdown five minutes later with Bradshaw firing 18 yards to Albright. Robbie used a bit of muscle on this one, carrying two defenders the last five yards to the end zone.

Profit broke loose on a 25-yard uidw HicV mum jjuauvru nun over the 1.000 yard mark for this season, becoming the third rusher to do that in the history of the league. Scores by Quarters Northeast 0 0 0 6- Tech 7 14 0 U-34 Scoring Summary: Robbie Albright 84, pass from Terry Bradshaw (Jorcjen Gertz) Buster Herren ,1 run (Gertz kick) Herren, 3 run (Gertz kick) T-Herren, 10 run (kick failed) Albright, 18 pass from Bradshaw (Gertz kick) NE-Joe Profit, 12 run (kick failed) INDIAN-DOG STAX NORTHEAST RUSH Profit, 18 for 10K; Pitri, 10 for 49; Audrisch, 17 for 10. NORTHEAST PASS-Audrisch, 11 of 30 for 133 (one int.) NORTHEAST RECEIVING Rydern 5 for 51; Miller, 2 for 23; McEntyre, 2 for 19. NORTHEAST PUNT-Miller, 9 for 41.0. TECH RUSH Herren, 21 for 101; Bradshaw, 13 for 26; Lord.

6 for 21. TECH PASS Bradshaw, 17 of 31 for 315 and two touchdowns (two TECH RECEIVE-Spinks, 4 for 68; Albright, 4 for 146; Adams, 2 for 27; Istre, 4 for 74; Brewer, 2 for 36. TECH PUNT Troeqel, 6 for 41.3. Southern State 8, Arkansas 7 Henderson 23. Ouachita Baptist 17 Arkansas Tech 2), Arkansas 7 East Texas St.

36, Stephen F. Austin 3J East Baldwin-Wallace 43, Connecticut 33 Boston College 35, Massachusetts 30 Boston Univ 21, Temple 3 Buffalo 24, Villanova 14 Columbia 18, Brown 3 Cornell 28, Pennsylvania 14 Delaware 49, Bucknell 21 Lehish 36, Lafayette 19 Moravian Col 37, Muhlenberg 0 Penn State 27, Pittsburgh 7 Princeton 35, Dartmouth 7 Rutgers 48, Colgate Swarthmore 27, Haverford Col 7 West Virginia 13, Syracuse 10 West Maryland 30, Johns Hopkins 27 Yale 7, Harvard 0 south Chattanooga 10, Citadel 5 Duke 17, North Carolina 13 East Tenn State 14, Austin Peay 12 Florida State 33, No Carolina St 22 Maryland 17, Virginia 14 Memphis State 69, Louisville 19 Miami, Fla 49, Wake Forest 7 Mississippi Col 21, Furman Univ 19 Morehead State 23, East Kentucky 11 No Carolina 28, No Carolina Cen 28 Ohio 38 Marshall Univ 35 Randolph-Macon 22, Hampden-Svdney 19 Richmond 28, William 8. Mary 17 South Carolina 27, Clemson 13 South Caro St 28, Savannah State 7 South Mississippi 14, East Carolina 7 Southern Univ 21, Grambling Col 17 Tampa 53, Calif State, Pa. 0 Tennessee 31, Kentucky 26 Vanderbilt 63, Davidson Col 8 Virginia Union 42, Hampton Inst 7 West Kentucky 56, Murray State 14 Vanderbilt 63, Davidson Col 8 Virginia Union 42, Hampton Inst 7 West Kentucky 56, Murray State 14 Midwest Ashland 19. Wnncter 1 Bowling Green 38, Northern Illinois 23 vi, oo, unio wesieyan ji Iowa 40, Illinois 0 Miami, Ohio 36, Cincinnati 20 Michigan 24, Ohio State 12 Michigan State 39, Northwestern 7 Minnesota 35, Wisconsin 10 Missouri 69, Kansas 21 Nebraska 44, Oklahoma 14 Notre Dame 13, Air Force 6 Oklahoma State 35, Iowa State 0 Purdue 44, Indiana 21 SE Missouri 26, Illinois St Univ 20 Toledo 35, Xavier 0 Wittenberg 56, Wagner 0 Southwest Abilene 51, Angelo St 19 Arkansas Tech 21, Arkansas AM'iN 7 Henderson St 23, Ouachita 17 South Methodist 12, Baylor 6 Sou State, Ark.

8, Arkansas A8.M 7 Tennessee State 49, Bishop College 14 Texas Christian 21, Rice 17 Wichita State 28, Tulsa 12 Far West Colorado 45 Kansas St Univ Southern Cal 14, UCLA 12 jiianioro it. California 28 Utah 16, Brigham Young 6 Utah State 31, Idaho 21 Washington 30, Washington St 21 Cage Scores COLL FT.C DCClii Tt Phillips 53, BAPTIST CHRISTIAN 52 'ir' Of Corpus Paris JUCO 83, ETBC JV's 78 Christian College of SW 86, Lon Morns LeTourneau 112, Jacksonville Baptist 84 LOUISIANA PREPS WOODLAWN 95, Longview 83 St. Mary's 70, Marthaville 68 Dubach Tournament (fDub.ch 70, Simsboro 63 Dubach 82, Bernice 64 (semifinal) Simsboro 68, Choudrant 66 (semifinal) Flonen Tournament DeRidder 62. Florien 6) (double o'timei tion) Piea-ant Hill 103, Ebarh 97 (consoia- Converse 68, Pitkin 53 (consolation) Florien 66, Pleasant Hill 55 (semifine1) DeRidder 95, Ebarb 'semifinal) Saline Tournament Bienville 63, Jonesboro Hodoe 61 (final) Bienville 90, Hall Summit 60 (semfmaD Jonesboro-Hodge 66. Ringgold 58 (semi- limn Glenmora Tournament Glenmora 85, Hicks 54 (final) Mansura 73, La'argue 53 (third) Robellne 64 60 Bovce 70, Oak Hill 48 TEXAS PREPS Marshall 59, Kiiqwe 53 McLftyf 69, Atlanta 51 clowns at that stage and the Conlerence finale at Strawberry Stadium here Saturday night.

It was undoubtedly Northwes-tern's finest performance of the campaign as Coach Glenn Gos-sett's Demons won their fourth straight and finished the season with a respectable 7-2 slate. Northwestern grabbed second place in the GSC as it closed league action with a 4-1 mark, Southeastern, which dropped a one-point decision to Louisiana Tech here two weeks ago, closed out its loop action at 2-3 and 5-5 for the season. Pool, the 165-pound junior signal caller from Bossier City Airline, scooted his way for 147 yards on 22 carries. His total broke the old single game school standard set by teammate Vic Nyvall in 1967 against Southwes tern. Sophomore kicking specialist Dennis Wilkinson placed his name in the GSC record books with a season total of 32 extra points.

The old mark of 29 was jointly held by NSC's Malcolm (Deacon) Lewis (1966) and Mc-Neese's Roy Price (1952). Wilkin son also tied the NSC mark of most field goals in a season (6), held by Wayne Walker (1965). As a team, Northwestern became the best running team in the school's history. The Demons finished the season with 2,435 yards, breaking the record by the 67 team. The win gave the Demons their finest season since '66 and it was Gossett's best record since he took over the reins.

Gossett's '67 team had a 6-3 record and last year Northwestern was 5-4. Amazingly enough, the Demons powered their way for 357 yards on the ground against Southeastern, the league's best at defending the run. Northwestern's hard-hitting defense was keyed by linebacker Lester Latino, tackle Mike Burrow and cornerback Kenny Cal-lens. Callens picked off two passes and recovered one fumble, Latino had one interception and Burrow was a mainstay in the Lion backfield all evening. A 23-play drive from the Demon 17 to ttie SLC 13 was the only offense generated by Nor thwestern in the first auarter Tnnn Pma RiVhorH Wurn upa, 11cm-, Hagin, Tommy Wallis, and Pool- all shared in the running for NSC.

However, Pool fired two in- Big Shootout Remains I 1 much bigger Jesuits from pone- rating through to pressure! Knecht i i i i iaicmiocnes drove no yards in 12 plays for the game's first score with Knecht hitting on l'nr caught four for 5ti vards, includ-1 ing the 33-yard pavoff pilch on which he was wide open up the: middlu. Tha, wih jn first quarter. Jesuit, blocked Knecht's first point-after try but a offside and Knecht boomed the second try for a 7-0 ioad. Up; I I Jesuit's first TD was set Wichita Downs Tulsa, 2JM2 lb Jackson, a junior touchdowns in the second half to break a scoreKw game. He went on to set a WSU Single game rushing record with 212 yards in 27 carries.

Hi on runs of 3. and 2 St'Orcd n.ihi.V scored r-Acosta, a sophomore, as sub-1 for Bernard who had turned WICHITA, Kan. 'AP' Wuhan ankle. ita stale r'niversity. led by the Knecht made al! the big plays record-running of fullback the march, passing to Payne dy Jackson, defeated Tulsa I ni-'for 11 yards and a first down 28-12 Saturday for the ihe 15.

running for lfl yards on a i Shocker's lirst Missouri Valley rsecond-and-13 situation after, Conference football victory since Randy Patton, 4 tor 74, 1TD; Calantone, for 38. PUNTING Patton, 8 for 34.5 k.at,.,,.,,..-. Rand Dennis had lost three yards, and finally getting the- ast eight yards on two big carries. The first came on a sneak on a fourth-and-3 play from the eicht on which he made the yardage "by inches. Then he kept around Mini-Tailback linns Wild Derails Baylor, 12-6 UT Coach Uneasy About No.

1 Talk San Fernando 17 Oregon State 10. Oregon 7 SRMi 32 Doggett By MIKE LL'TZ I WACO. Tex. AP) Southern Methodist's mini-tailbacK iDaryi Doggett rushed over ion yards tor the fourth time this I season and Dicky Lesser kick- pcI a 52-yard field goal to lead 1 he Mustangs to a 12-fi South- west Conference football victory over the easer but bumbling iBaylor Bears Saturday THE YARDSTICK Tennessee Kentucky First downs 17 24 Riishmq vardaqe 70 47 Passing yardaqe 1'9 440 Return yardaqt 129 36 Passes 7-17-2 28-16-2 Punts 6-44 7-30 Fumbles lost 3 3 Yards penalized 42 0 RUSHING Rand Dennis, 15 for 54; Gene Knecht, 11 for Jim Knecht, 5 for 15: ln Rerk Pvne 1 fr 1 DACCIUr. G.

Knecht, 12 of 22 (1 int.) for 251 yards, TDv RECEIVING -PavneiSfor67, TD; Mike Martin. 2 for naiirt Solomon, for 47; Ruddy Haile, 1 for 3, 1 TD; Dennis, 1 (or 9. PUNTING G. Knecht, 6 for 31.0 auq yard field goal. The Mustangs got the only points of the second half when Baylor quarterback Laney Cook was tackled in Ihe end zone for a safety.

Baylor had a chance to win late in the fourth quarter when it marched from its own 43 to the SMU 18 on the passing of Rear quarterback Steve Stuart. me cirive enneri there on a fourth and eight situation when Mustang defender Mike Jordan batted down a Stuart pass attempt. Hixson, the nation's leading passer, had trouble with cross-winds in the first quarter but still finished with 18 comple- he record of anH with his1 I 1 Bavlor errors to close out their season with a 3-7 record Doggett, who broke the Bears' back with crunching line plunges, finished the game with 1.31 cards rush on 31 carries to regain the SWC rushing leadi ith yards for the season. I SMI' defensive halfback Pat! thn lirl nf I he first of two Baylor aerials to set up Ihe Mustangs' go ahead touchdown in the second quarter. Curry in- The Ponies moved 90 yards in nine plavs alter Lurry lirst interception with SMU quarter- 0,.,,,.

a.3 another pass and replead on their second possession a fumble in spcnnd Jwnen Terry Cozby booted a 52- half Bv MICHAEL A. LUTZ WACO. Tex. (AP) The happiest man in Baylor Stadium Saturday afternoon had to be University of Texas head football coach Darrel Royal, and the reason was obvious. The public address system had just announced that Michigan had upset No.

1-ranked Ohio State, 24-12, leaving No. 2-ranked Texas idle this week the probable successor to the number one ranking. "I'm nervous as a cat over the possibility that we could wind up No. 1 in the nation." said the elated Royal who had an unbeaten national champion team at Texas in 1963. "But when I start thinking and tackle David Roller.

Tennessee also had to hold of a brilliant second half passing performance by Kentucky's Bernie Scruggs. Tennessee, now 8-1 for the year and 4-1 in the SEC, moved into a first place tie for the league lead with Louisiana State, which has completed its SEC slate. The Vols can win their second title in three years by whipping Vander-bilt next Saturday. Score by quarters; Tennessee 14 7 3 731 Ir-anturkw 7 ft 7 11 74 Tenn Majors 72 punt return (kick kick) Tenn Scott 1 run (DeLona pass from Scott) Tenn Kreis 5 rass from Scoff (Hunt kick) Tenn-FG Hunt 20 K.yGann I run (Jones kick) I Kv Parrish ill Bs from Hrrnont I mack muck mxson carrying! tions in 36 attempts for 153 nver from the five. The key play yards and established two SWC of the drive was a 40-yard passlpassing records, 'ran Hixson to flanker Hixson's R.30 attempts bettered THE YARDSTICK SMU First downs 20 i Yards rushing 208 (Yards passing ..193 Return yardage 40 19-3'-2 a Punts 6-3 lost 0 -Yards penalized 50 Bayior 1 let '3rd field goal.

The kick, only -ne yarns snort 01 (ne mil corn, marKen uie nrsi ume season that Baylor. 0-9 for; 101 4-45 Holden. i Later in the second quarter. 3.4 total yards he raised thotfU $3 from Tin. (Jones tsavier ta' hack Derek laviS'nlH oanHarH nf rro.

varrfc Rth about it realistically, I know we i friends to watch the Baylor-1 have three more games to golsouthern Methodist game, said I il. -I it i i year, naa scorea in ine iirstieren at the viu 29 0 set tin ana tne die snuinuui is suu.ne wouia oe surprised me lumoien gnn I'onv tackle Dwiqht Houghton recov-1 SMI winning margin Les- 52-yarder. Raylor got its final points with 1 three seconds left in the first half wh" Cozby kicked a 21- the old records wet-p held hv Texas Kdd Hargett. Score by quarters SMU 0 18 Baylor ....3 1 9 2-12 0 0- BU-FT, Cnzfiy 52 SMU Hixson 5 run (Johnson SMU-FG Lesser 52 ncn BU-FG Cozbv 21 I SWU- Safety Cook tackled In end zone A 20,000 I -quarter. r- Rut the Mustangs, who claim the unofficial "church school" "lampionship of the SWC with fJie victory, capitalized on two 1 enn xevnoios recoverM fumbi iend rone (Hunt Hcki lar season games remaining.

On -hoar! tnn allrau The Longhorns have two regu Thanksgiving Day they meet the Texas Aggies in a tradi- Kv King failed) 19 pass from Fortso (run I.