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B-2 Town Talk, Alexandria-Pineville, Lsl, Sunday, September 11, 1983 Northeast Rips Shaky USL; College Football Scoreboard Saturdays Scores USC 1 9, Florida 1 9 Kentucky 31-12 Grambling Frightens SMU Michigan 20-17 HackjagtMSL 1111-11 Mtrhlgaa 111 2 Mich-Carre tt I pass (rom Hall (Schiopy kick) WSU J. Taylor 63 pass interception (Traut kick) Mich Rogers 8 run (Schiopy luck) WSU-FG Traut 33 WSU-Mayes 2 run (Traut luck) Mich Hall 4 run (Schiopy kick failed) KaansSUM I I 12-12 ktvtackjr III 1 11 KN FG Caudell 21 KEN KC Caudell 50 KN FG Caudell 2 KEN Bryant 28 nasi from Jenkins (Caudell kick) EN Lucas 26 pass from Jenkins (Adams run) KEN Brvant I pass from Jenkins (Caudell luck) KST Mack 34 pass from Bogue (pass failed) KST Dageforde 1 run (pass Hrid 7 It SMtkenCI 17 t-l LSC-FG Jordan 41 USC Corn well 1C past from Sail, burv (Jordan kick) Fla FG Ravmond 41 Kla-KG Raymond 24 Fla Hampton 3 run (Raymond kick) USC FG Jordan 45 Fla KG Ravmond 18 Fla FG Raymond 39 L'SC Ware 25-vard pass from Salisbury (kick failed) A-53JM8 fcAST Boston College 31. Clemso 11 Rucknell 11 Howard U.I Buffalo 35. Cortland St Buffalo SL 14. Alfred 12 California.

Pa 13. Shepherd Cheyney St I W. Virginia St 7 Cincinnati 14. Penn St. 3 Clanon St.

II. lairmont St IT Colgate 15. Armv 13 Kdmboro SL 4. Va. Weslvn Kmory Henry 21.

Catholic U. Gettysburg 56. Lebanon Vai 1 GroveCav Holy Cross 14. Boston U. 3 laued) Wast Met li 17 112 46-251 151 50 fit 14 12224 114-1 MS 14) 11 24 1-51 4-21 28:58 JI First dwns Rushes-yrds Passing yrds Return yrds First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 22 14 S4 X-I1S 1 221 li B-IM IMM 441 li 11 Ml Ml ISt.En a it 17102 48.

142 ltt II 42 U2S-1 15-21-1 742 SH 3-2 14 125 3-14 First dwns Rushes-yrds Passing yrds Return yrds Passs Pnts Fumbleslst Penalties-vrds Pnts Fumbles-1st Penalties-vrds Time of Possessin SM 24 a INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possessin 27 31 32 a INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Washington St, Turner 15-38. Maves 11-34. La-Bomme 10-32, Porter 24, Rypien 14. Michigan, Rogers 19-124, R. Smith (-36.

Hall 5-26, Rice 5-22. Garrett, 3-15, Mercer 5-14, F. Johnson 19, Armstrong 14. PASSING Washington Turner 6-12-0-83. Rypien 6-1041-67.

Michigan. Hall 8M4-1-50. RECEIVING-Washington St, Maves 342, Moore 3-33, Marshall 2-38, White 1-21, LaBomme 1-9, James 14, Porter 1-1 Michigan, Rogers 345, Nelson 2-21, Armstrong 2-8. Garrett 1-6. RUSHING Florida, Hampton 21-77, Henderson 12-49.

J.L. Williams -42. Anderso 13-41, Peace 8-24. Southern Cal. Crutcher 4 19.

Kamana 7-18, Spe ncer H6. PASSING Florida, Peace 13-22-0 148. Southern Cal, Salisbury 15-26-1 -229. RKCKIVING-rlorida. Rolle 4-36.

J.L. Williams 3-50, Dixon 2-19. Henderson 2-1 2 Southern Cal, Norman 5-49, Ware 4-117, CornweU 3-36. RUSHING Kansas State, Crawford 8-49. Dageforde 7-27.

Kentucky, Adams 15-56. Lee 12-35. PASSING Kansas State, Bogue 8-14-1 72. Campbell 4-9-0 70. Kentucky.

Jenkins 14-18-0 150, Ransdell 121 16 RECEIVING Kansas State, Wallace 4 21. Wild 2-39. Kentucky, Adams 3-40. Wheeler 3-24. Tennessee 31-6 New Mexico 10 0 1-4 Tennessee 7 21 1-31 TENN Duncan 53 pass from Cockrell (Reveiz kick) -TKNN-KG Reveiz 48 TENN Henderson 1 run (Reveiz kick) TENN Morris 2 run (Reveiz kick) TENN llogan recovers blocked punt Reveiz kick) NMU-WiUiams 14 pass from Williamson (pass faded) MONROE, La.

(AP) Mike Howard returned an intercepted pass 27 yards for a first quarter touchdown one of eight Southwestern Louisiana turnovers Saturday night to trigger Northeast Louisiana's 31-6 college football victory over the Ragin Cajuns. Center Paul Harris recovered a fumble by teammate Greg Huskey in the end zone for another Northeast touchdown in the first quarter, and the Indians ran up a 31-0 halftime lead on Rodney Horn's two touchdown passes to Chris Lott and Jesse Garcia's school record 53-yard field goal After a season-opening loss to Indiana State, Northeast evened its record at 1-1 with the victory over Southwestern, which was playing its first game of the 1983 season The victory avenged USL's 40-24 huiniliation of Northeast, whose Saturday night win evened the series with Southwestern at 13 victories apiece. The Cajuns helped beat themselves by throwing three interceptions, losing five of eight fumbles, and committing 10 penalties that cost them 111 yards. Southwestern did not score until the third quarter when Trinion Smith ran two yards for a touchdown. SMU 20, Grambling 13 Darrin Mitchell, a sophomore special teams player, made two key defensive plays in the fourth quarter to help the No.

15 Mustangs avoid an upset by ambitious Grambling. Mitchell recovered a blocked punt for a touchdown with 10:22 remaining to give the Mustangs a 17-6 lead. With 2:36 to play, Mitchell recovered a fumbled punt return by Grambling's Dwayne Jupiter at the Tigers' 10-yard-line. That set up SMU's final score a 25-yard field goal by Jeff Harrell with 55 seconds remaining. Jupiter caught a 4-yard touchdown pass from Hollis Brent to cut the SMU lead to 17-13 with 7:08 left.

Grambling then held SMU on the next possession, but Jupiter fumbled the punt at the Tigers' 21 with 2:36 to play. Grambling scored first when Brent passed 27 yards to Calvin Nicholas at 10:28 of the first quarter. But SMU scored on its first two second quarter possessions to take a 10-6 halftime lead. Harrell cut the lead to 6-3 with a 27-yard field goal, then Gary Hashaway gave SMU the lead for good on a three-yard touchdown run with 4:10 remaining int he half. SMU is now 2-0 and Grambling, ranked eighth in Division I-AA, is 1-1.

The loss foiled Grambling Coach Eddie Robinson's bid for his 307th career' victory. With Bear Bryant's retirement and death last year, Robinson became the only active college coach with, 300 or more wins. 4 McNeese 23, Southeastern Buford Jordan ran for 117 yards and one touchdown, and Tony Whitting-' ton kicked field goals of 38, 36 and 28 yards. the ninth most productive runner iniCAA I-AA last, year, carried 26 times in powering a McNeese run-, ning game that ground out 231 yards to go with 98, yards through the air. McNeese, 2-0, also got a two-, yard touchdown run from Don Richards to go with its' attack.

Cowboy defenders, meanwhile, forced 11 Southeastern turnovers five interceptions and six fumbles as the host Lions fell to 0-2. New Mex St. 15, La. Tech 7 New Mexico State's opportunistic defense forced 10 Louisiana Tech turnovers and James Hebert added a fourth quarter touchdown run that insured the victory. Hebert's 3-yard run with 9:14 left in the game clinched the victory after NMSU had rallied from an early 7-0 deficit with a pair of field goals by Andy WeUer and a third period safety.

Weiler found the uprights from 37 and 23 yards. Louisiana Tech had taken a 7-0 lead on a 26-yard scoring pass from Kyle Gandy to Mike Sherman with 10 seconds left in the opening quarter. New Mexico State held the Bulldogs to minus 29 yards rushing. Gandy threw for 159 yards, but was also intercepted four times. The Aggies also recovered five Tech urn-, bles.

Southern 14, Alabama St 7 Herman Coleman threw for two touchdowns and Southern won despite, seven turnovers. Coleman threw a 33-yard pass to Cornell Swain with 9:09 remaining in the second quarter, four plays after Southern's defense recovered a hobbled snap on their own 19-yard line Southern struck again on the third play of the second half with Coleman tossing a 32-yard pass to Raymond Kyles. Alabama State scored with 2:21 remaining on a 5-yard pass from Anthony Scott to Bruce Porter-; field. In addition to the six fumbles and one intercept tion, Southern was penalized for 91 yards. "We were our own worst enemy," said Southern Coach Otis Washington.

"I'm glad to get out of here." Auburn 24-3 S. Mississippi Auburn 14 7-14 AUB James 8 run (Del Greco kick) USM-FB Clark 38 AUB Jackson 10 run (Del Greco kick) AUB FB Del Greco 41 AUB Jackson 44 pass from Campbell Del Greco kick) Ohio St. 31-6 Oregon II 1 1-I Ohio State 7 1 21 1-31 OSU Byars 9 pass (rom Tomc-zak (Spanglerkick) Ore Gaiser 1 pass (rom Jorgen-sen (kick failed) OSU FG Spanger 29 OSU Anderson 41 pass (rom Tomczak (Splangler kick) OSU Lindsey 5 pass from Tomczak (Spanglerkick) OSU Anderson 21 pass from Tomczak (Spangler kick) A 73,500 ISM 9 Aub A First downs MM Tens 19 16 40-99 60-202 A 88,324 106 0 103 56 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL OSU 23 46204 284 50 0 Ore II 17-99 160 -2 0 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Sacks by 10-20-0 5-10-0 5-26 3-37 3-0 0-0 2 25 9-80 Rushes-yards SJ-121 60-290 Passing yards 98 12 Rel urn yards 10 51 Passes MM 416(1 Punts 1042 9-38 Fumbles-lost 0-0 Penalties-yards 547 8-60 Time of Possession 31 08 28:52 IN 1)1 VI DUAL STATISTICS HUSHING Southern Mississippi, DeJarnette 18-46, Terrell 13-32, Ducksworth 14-33. Auburn, James 16-172. Jackson 11-73, CCampbellMl.

PASSING Southern Mississippi, Ducksworth 6-I4 0--63. Gamble 0-1-0-0, l.ipps 1-10 -35. Auburn, B.Campbell 4-13-62 -0. Washington 0-3-0-0. RECEIVING Undrum 2-31, l.ipps 2-19, Wilson 2-42.

Auburn, Jackson 1-44, West 1-7, Woods 1-8, Alabama 20-7 RUSIUNG-New Mexico, Allen 8-28, Turral 4-25, Rogers 2-23. Tennessee, Henderson 12-54, Morris 14-46. PASSING-New Mexico, Funck 817 0-81. Tennessee, Cockrell 5-9-0-103. RECEIVING New Mexico, Williams 5-48, Sells 2-26, Whitehead Tennessee, Duncan 1-53, McGee 2-29.

Passes 13-26-3 22-27-0 Punts 741 5-39 Fumbles-lost 3-2 54 Penalties-yards 4-30 8-62 Time of Possession 27 56 32:04 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Oregon, Willhite 10-34, Johnson 8-24, Bland 3-12. Ohio Slate, BroadnaX 14-76, Lindsey 1249, Tomczak 3-18. PASSING Oregon, Jorgensen 9-17-2-121, Owens 4-9-1-39. Ohio State, Tomczak 21-25-0-273, Karsatos 1-2-0-11. RECEIVING Oregon, Hampton 4 73, McCaU 4-58, Gaiser 2-7.

Ohio State, Jemison 6-79, Anderson 4-99, Frank 3-31. 17-14 Hogs Nip Tulsa, Notre Dame 52-6 Notre Dame 17 14 14 752 Purdue 9 0 0 66 ND Bell 9 pass from Kiel (Johnston kick) ND Bell 1 run (Johnston kick) ND FG Johnston 31 -ND Bell 2 run (Johnston kick) ND Bavaro 17 pass from Kiel (Johnston kick) Pinkett 1 run (Johnston kick) ND Bell 5 run (Johnston kick) ND Abraham 3 run (Johnston kick) PUR Brunner 18 pass from Everett (kick failed) Cincinnati 1 4-3 Cincinnati 1 14 1 0-14 Penn State 0 0 3 03 Cin Booze 11 pass from Bodine (Morion kick) Cin Goodman 8 run (Morton kick) PS-FG Gancitano39 Cin PS First downs 19 12 Rushes-yards 43 60 33 130 Passing yards 261 112 Return yards 1" 21 Passes 25-36-0 7-25-3 Punts 11-35 844 Fumbles-lost 11 3-2 Penalties-yards 10 60 5-38 Time of Possession 37 31 22:29 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Cincinnati, Goodman 17-61. Pendergrass 13-19, Bodine 9-22. Penn Slate, Williams 945, Do-zier 11-41, Strang 5-19. PASSING Cincinnati, Bodine 25-36-0-261.

Penn State, Lonergan 0-6-2-0, Strang 5-9-0-74, Shaffer 2-10-1-38. RECEIVING Cincinnati, Goodman 8-69, Foster 6-59, Booze 2-54, Pendergrass 6-50. Penn Stale, Dozier 3 26; Di Mideo 2-38, Jackson 1-42. wmm. Georgia Tech 9 0 0 7-7 Alabama 7 3 10 020 Ala Carter 15 pass from Lewis (Tiffin kick) Ala FG Tiffin 39 Ala-FG Tiffin 45 Ala Gave 32 return of blocked punt (Tiffin kick) GT Lavelle 1 run (Rice kick) A 77.413 CaT Ala First downs 20 17 Rushes-yards 47 123 42-159 Passing yards l9 2M Return yards 27' 43 Passes 19 30-1 1H9-1 Punts 7-35 6 38 Fumbles-lost (-3 51 Penalties-yards 7-52 645 Time of Possession 28 28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Georgia Tech, Layette 23-84.

Cone 13 50. Alabama, Patrick 9-88, Moore 12-62, Goode 3-24. PASSING Georgia Tech, Rogers 15-24-0-138, Dewberrv 4-6-1-51. Alabama, Lewis 11-19-1-204. KC KI 1 eorgia Tech, La-vette 6-11, W'ilkins 4-45, Whisenhunl 2- 10, Norton 2-38.

Alabama, Chandler 3- 39, Moore 242, Carter 1-53. Indiana. Pa 21. Wavnesburg Ithaca 23, Albany. V.

Kean 19. Brooklyn Col 13 Kings Point 24. Krnkin Marshll 7 20. K. Stroudsburg 14 Leluii 38.

Northeastern 14 l.oell 22, Jersey City St. 8 Lycoming 14. Lock Haven St Mansfield St. 31. Brockport St.

7 Montclair St 20. Wagner 20. tie Sew Hampshire 31. American IntL Norwich 31. Plymouth St.

0 Pittsburgh 35. temple 0 Rochester 30. Camsius 14 Rutgers 22. Connecticut 5 St John's. NY 2a.

Fordham 7 Salisbury St 19. Glassboro St 7 Shippensburg St. 10, Bloomsburg St 9 Slippery Rock 34, Dayton 17 Syracuse 22. Kent St 10 Tim son St SO. Tech 0 Trenton St 33.

I psa la 0 Chester St 35. Delaware 27 W. Connecticut 12, Coast Guard 9 West Libertv 27. Krostburg St 17 Virginia 48. Pacific U.7 Widener 7, Moravian 0 SOLTH Southern 14.

Alabama St. 7 New Mesico St 15, La. Tech 7 Alabama 20. Georgia Tech 7 Arkansas St. 27, 14 Austin Peav 45.

Term Martin 8 Citadel 35. Presbyterian 7 Delaware VaL 33, Randolph-Macon 0 Carolina 22, Carolina St 16 K. Tennessee St. 14. Tennessee Tech 7 Klizabelh Citv St 27.

Bowie St 13 Florida 35. Ft alley St 10 Florida St. 40, 1.SU 35 Furman 52. Carson-Newman 7 Georgetown. Kv.

6. W. Virginia Tech 3 James Madison 24, Appalachian St 20 Kentucky .11, Kansas St 12 Kentucky St. 7. Morehead St.

3 LenoirRhyne 13. J.C. Smith 10 Livingstone 29. Knoxville 17 Louisville 41. Kentucky 22 Mars Hill 28, Concord 8 Maryland 21.

Vanderbill 14 McNeese SI. 23. SK Louisiana 0 illsaps 6. SWestern. Tenn.

3 Newberry 28. Catawba 10 Norfolk St. 15, St Paul's 9 N. Carolina 24, Memphis St. 10 N.C.

Central 14. Virginia St 0 Louisiana 31, SW Louisiana 6 NW Louisiana 30, Angelo St 22 Ohio U. 17. Richmond 10 Sewanee 53, Fisk 6 S. Carolina St 24.

Delaware St. 17 Southern Meth. 20, Grambling St 13 Tulane 27, Mississippi 23 Virginia 27, Navy 16 Virginia Union 21, Favetteville St 16 Wake Forest 13, Virginia Tech 6 William Mary 28, 1 14 Winston-Salem 37, N. Carolina 24 Wof(ord21, Davidson 7 MIDWEST Adrian 9. Otlerbein 7 Akron 13, K.

Michigan 0 Albion 1.1. Woosler 3 Ashland II, Baldwin-WallaceO Hall St. 25. Wichita St. 21 Relhanv.

Kan. 33. Ottawa, Kan. 17 Butler in. Wayne, Mich.

6 Carleton 14, frimtv. Tex. 9 Case Western 35, Oberlm 12 Cent Ohio 33. Salem, W.Va. 7 Chadron St.

10, Wayne, Neb. 0 Chicago 14. Grinnell 7 Concordia, Moor. 1J, Moorhead St 7 Dana 26. Dakota WeslynO Demson 35, llampden-Svdnev 15 Dickinson St, 48, Black Hills St.

13 K. Kentuckv 28. Youngslown St 23 Klmhurst 52. Benedictine.Ill. 0 Kvangel 23, SW Kansas 3 Kvansville 34, Kentucky Weslvn 10 Franklin 56.

Claire 28 Grand Valley St. 24, St. Joseph, Ind. 22 Heidelberg 20, Marietta 0 Hillsdale 45, Valparaiso 11 Hope 35, Olivet Nazarene 12 Illinois St, 27, Marshall 3 Indiana 15, Duke 10 Indiana Central 40, Lincoln 19 Iowa 51, Iowa St 10 Kalamazoo 33, Manchester 15 Kenvon 17, Ohio Weslyn 17, tie Macalester 19, NW Minnesota 0 MayvilleSl. 19.

Huron 0 Michigan 20, ashington St 17 Michigan St. 23, Colorado 17 Missouri 28. Illinois IK Missouri-Rolla 17, Missouri Val. 7 Mount Senano 7, Lakeland 6 Mount Union 35. Alma 8 Muskingum 38, John Carroll 14 Nebraska 56, Wyoming 20 N.Dakota 21, Montana St.

3 N. Michigan 23, 7 Notre Dame 52, PurdueS Ohio Northern 50, BluHton 7 1 Ohio St, .11, Oregon 6 Olivet 21. Del'auw 17 Prmcipia 24, Cent. Methodist 22 Rockv Mountain 24, S. Dakota I Tech 23 Kose Hulman 20, Illinois Col, 0 St Cloud St, 21, SI.

John's, Minn, 14 Saginaw Val. St. 18, Libertv Bap- i list 15 Sioux Fails 30, Concordia, Sl.P. 8 S. Dakota 42, Missouri 9 S.

Dakota St. 20, Drake 3 S. Illinois 17, K. Illinois 14 SW mnesota 18, Dakol a St. 0 Toledo 45, Massachusetts 13 Washburn 17, Morningside 7 Washing! on 34.

Northwestern 0 Winona SI. 33, Hamline21 Wisconsin 37, N. Illinois 9 19. Lawrence 8 Wis. Kiv.

Falls 14, Minn-Morris 12 Wittenberg 31, Capital 20 SOUTHWKST Arkansas 17, Tulsa 14 Ark Monticello 29, Bluff 28 Baylor 40, Brigham Young 36 Cent. Arkansas 23, SK Missouri 7 Delta St 21. Ouachita 17 K. Texas St 38, Cameron 27 Miami, Fla. 29.

Houston 7 Minnesota 21, Rice 17 Oklahoma St. 20, Texas St, 13 SW Texas St. 46, Prairie View 7 Texas Lutheran 27, Austin Col. 0 Michigan 21, Texas-Arlington 14 FAR WEST Air Force 28, Texas Tech 13 Colorado Mines 12, Western Florida 19, Southern Cal 19. tie Fullerlon St.

25, Long Beach St. 19 ay ward St, 28, Sonoma St 7 Mesa. Colo. 34, W. Montana 13 MinotSt.

24, Carroll, Mont 21 Colorado 17, Id Oklahoma 27, Stanford 14 St Mary's, Cal. 39, Chico St. 25 San Diego St. 28. California 14 W.

New Mexico 35, McMurry 14 ND PIR 21 21 57-339 40146 183 272 12 0 10-19-0 19-394 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 4-38 5-3 8-68 6-36 00 9-73 30:40 29:20 Time possession INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Minnesota 21, Rice 17 Alan Reid broke four tackles on a 20-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter to spark Minnesota's comeback and end an eight-game losing streak. Minnesota quarterback Greg Murphy connected with spilt end Lungen Howard for a 60-yard scoring strike in the first quarter and tailback Tony Hunter, coniing off the bench in the second half, had a 1-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter. For the Owls, Kevin Trigg had a 1-yard touchdown run, Marc Scott had a 5-yard scoring run and Mark Shupak kicked a 37-yard field goal The loss extended Rice's losing streak to 14 games. The Owls have not won since beating Baylor 17-14 in 1981. Baylor 40, BYU 36 Alfred Am derson plunged 3 yards for the winning touchdown with 49 seconds.

Anderson, a senior who rushed 16 times for a personal best 144 yards, also scored on a 1-yard plunge iri the third quarter, but it was the passing of sophomore quarterback Tom Muecke that got Baylor back into the game mid way the third quarter. Muecke's touchdown passes of 42 and 39 yards to Gerald McNeil and Bruce Davis came when the Bears were throwing 21-13 and appeared, to spark Baylor's second half offense; SMU 20-1 3 Sthn Methodist 0 10 1 10-20 ill 7-11 GRAM Nicholas 27 pass from Brent (pass failed SMU FG Harrell 27 SMU-IIashaway 3 run (Harrell kick) SMU Mitchell recovered block punt in end zone (Harrell kick) GRAM Jupiter 4 pass from Brent (Rosaleskick) SMU-FG Harrell 25 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPI) Freshman fullback Derrick Thomas rushed for two touchdowns and Arkansas survived a last-play field goal attempt to defeat Tulsa 17-14 Saturday at Razor-back Stadium. Thomas scored on 2-yard runs in the second and third quarters to give Arkansas a 17-7 lead entering the fourth period. Golden Hurricane quarterback Steve Gage narrowed the margin with a 50-yard scoring run in the final period, but Tulsa kicker Jason Staurovsky failed on a 43-yard attempt into the wind that would have tied the score with time running out.

Thomas' first touchdown capped a 27-yard drive after cor-nerback Greg Gatson's second interception of the first half. The score was set up by a 22-yard pass from Arkansas quarterback Brad Taylor to tight end Luther Franklin. Thomas punched the ball over1 from the two for the score. Arkansas took a 10-7 lead midway through the third quarter on Greg Home's 38-yard field goal Tulsa had tied the score 7-7 on its first series of the second half on a 57-yard, two-play drive. Tailback Michael Gunter broke several tackles to dash 29 yards for the touchdown.

Thomas then capped 61-yard drive on the Razorbacks' next possession with his second scoring run. Air Force 28, Texas Tech 13 Quarterback Marty Louthan, passing effectively to open up his Oklahoma 27-1 4 Oklahoma 3 13 9 2-27 Stanford 0 7 0 7-14 OKLA-FG Culver 19 OK LA E. Johnson 16 run (Culver kick) OKLA Rhymes 68 punt return (kick failed) STAN Henley 26 pass from Col-trell (Harmon kick) OKLA-FG Culver 30 OKLA E. Johnson 33 (pass failed) OKLA-Safety (Cottrell tackled in end zone) STAN Tolliver 18 pass (rom Paye (Harmon kick) A 21,224 RUSHING-Notre Dame, Pinkelt 15-115, Francisco 9-81, Bell 1145. Purdue, Hawthorne 1144, Gray 12-38.

PASSING-Nolre Dame, Kiel 9-14-0-166. Purdue, Everett 12-21-1-183, Campbell 7-18-3-89. EC EI I Notre Dame, Jackson 2-67. Purdue, Price 4-61, Scott 4-56, Brunner 2-26. Iowa 51-10 Iowa 17 14 6 14-51 Iowa State 0 3 0 7-10 IOWA Granger 24 pass from Long(Nichol kick) IOWA-FG Nichol 42 IOWA-Gill 31 run (Nichol kick) IOWA-Gill 2 run Nichol kick) ISU-FG Bachrodt 36 IOWA-Gill 1 run (Nichol kick) IOW A-Long 2 run (kick failed) IOWA-Gill 3 run (Nichol kick) IOWA-Jackson 6 run (Nichol kick) ISU Posey 65 pass from Hood team's wishbone ground attack, ran for three touchdowns for the Falcons.

Louthan completed nine of 15 passes for 158 yards and rushed 14 times for 65 yards, scoring on a 1-yard run in the first quarter, a 38-yard scamper in the third quarter and a 21-yard jaunt in the final period. Miami 29, Houston 7 -r Jeff Davis kicked three field goals and freshman quarterback Bernie Kosar riddled Houston's secondary with two touchdown passes as the Hurricane took advantage of turnovers by Cougar quarterback Lionel Wilson. Wilson tossed four interceptions and fumbled once, setting up 10 Hurricane points. Houston, which lost to the Hurricane for the fourth straight time, took an early 7-0 lead on Wilson's one-yard run but Davis booted field goals of 21, 27 and 32 yards to give the Hurricane a 9-7 halftime lead. Houston's offense fizzled in the third quarter with only 23 total yards while Miami widened its lead with a 13 points including a one-yard dive by Speedy Neal and Kosar's eight-yard pass to tight end Glenn Dennison.

SMU Gram 12 23 52-125 32-24 164 39 16 6-140 11-324 8-34 4-41 21 4-3 11-75 10-79 34:51 25:09 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession OKLA STAN 23 12 67 395 22-1-1) 38 291 137 2 4-9-2 22-35-1 4119 842 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of possession 3-2 661 4-1 545 26:31 (Hacnroai kick) 33:29 IOWA 23 49 257 278 97 ISU ii 30-31 223 '9 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards 1H NE Louisiana 31-6 SW Louisiana I I 6 I 6 NE Louisiana 14 17 I 1-31 NE Howard 27 Interception return (Martin kick) NE Harris fumble recovery in end zone Martin kick) NE Lott 32 pass from Horn (Martin kick) NK-FC, Garcia 53 NE Lott 16 pass from Horn (Martin kick) US1 Smith 2 run (pass failed) SWLa NELa INDIVIDUAL LEAUEKS RUSHING Oklahoma, Dupree 24-138, E. Johnson 14-96, Tillman 17-95. Bradley 10-65. Stanford, Scott 8 12, Park 3-7, Pave 1-6. PASSING Oklahoma, Bradley 4-9-2-38.

Stanford, Cottrell 17-29-1-203, Pave 5-6-0-88. RECEIVING Oklahoma Rhymes 3-29, Shepard 1-9. Stanford, Harry 4-103, Tolliver 6-54, Clymer 2-51, Scott 4-39, Moore 4-11. First downs 12 13 Rushes-yards 37-82 56-220 Passing yards 146 107 Return yards 3 52 Passes 1631-3 8-18-0 Punts 742 5-37 Fumbles-lost 8-5 3-2 Penalties-yards 10-111 7-67 Time of Possession 28:48 31:12 McNeese 23-0 McNeese 7 4 1 1 SE Louisiana I I I I-1 McN Jordan 1 run (Whittington kick) McN FG Whittington 38 McN KG Whittington 30 McN Richards 2 run (Whittington kick) McN FG Whittington 28 Passes 1627-0 15-29-1 Punts 435 9-39 Fumbles-lost 11 4-3 Penalties-yards 545 5-50 Time of Possession 33:21 26:39 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSIIING-Iowa, Gill 16-136, Granger 8-45. Iowa State, Jacobs 5-29, Davis 13-15.

PASSING-Iowa, Long 13-17-0-204. Iowa State, Archer 14-26-1-158. RKCKIVING-Iowa, Granger 4-65, Harmon 2-54, Hayes 2-31. Iowa State, Henderson 5-63, Minor 2-53. Washington 34-0 Washington 14 7 7-34 Northwestern 0 0 0 WASH-Hinds 2 run (Jaeger kick) WASH-Pelluer run (Jaeger kick) WASH-FG Jaeger 26 WASH-FG Jaeger 33 WASH-tlinds 31 run (Jaeger kick) WASH-llunt II run (Jaeger kick) WASH NW First downs 29 16 Rushes-yards 1 52-309 22- 7 Passing yards 218 215 Return yards I 0 Passes 22-35-0 24481 Punts 5-28 8-47 Fumbles-lost 10 2-2 Penalties-yards 08 60 544 Time of Possession 1,1:55 26:06 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Washington.

Hinds 12 80, Hunt 0-58, J. Robinson 4-47, Pel-luer 7-44, R. Jackson Ml, Vindivlch 5 20, Fulmaomo 5-15, DeFeo 3-4. Northwestern, Kdwards 13-27, PASSING Washington, Pelluer 21-32-0-211, Slcuro l-S-0-7. Northwestern, Schwab 24-48-1-215.

RFiCKIVINO Washington, Stransky 5-65. Michael 4-51. Pattison 3 32, Greene 3-27, Hunt 1-13, Hinds 2-7, Lutu 1-7, L. HiU 1-7, DeFeo l-, Wroten l-S. Northwestern, Coales 5-72, Jenkins 3-41, Edwards 7 37, Kaiser 2-34, Cummings UK, Harvey 112.

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Nebraska 56-20 Wyoming 0 3 7 1020 Nebraska 21 21 14 056 NU Rozier 4 run (Schneider kick) NU-Schellen 11 run (Schneider kick) NU Smith 2 run (Schneider kick) NU Fryar 49 poass from Gill (Hngermankick) NU Rozier 12 run (Hagerman kick) NU-Schellen 1 run (Wingard kick) WYO-DonneUy 42 FG NU-Rozier 5 run (Schneider kick) NU Wyo Novacek 1 pass Irom Baumberger (Donnelly kick) NU Rozier 27 run (Schneider kick) WYO-Kolodziejskl 18 pass (rom Baumberger (Lowe run) WYO-Safety (Thompson fumbled ball out of bounds In end zone) A 76,016 Wyo Neb First downs 23 26 Rushes-yards (4203 48354 Passing yards 194 227 Return yards li Passes 26-17-1 11-1141 Punts 0-38 3-49 Fumbles-lost 2-2 3-1 Penalties-yards 440 2-32 Time of Possession 37:27 22:11 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Wyoming, Lowe 9 52, Campbell 1145, Gofflgan, 14-50; Nebraska, Rozier 19-191, Schellen 183, Smith 7 25, PASSING Wyoming, Baumberger 25-17-1 184; Nebraska Gill 13-9-0 180, Sundberg 3-2-041. RECEIVING Wyoming, Novacek 6-66, Kolodziejski 9-95; Nebraska, Fryar 4-96, Kimball 3 65, McNs SELa 11 18 55231 36-126 OR 154 72 I 8-12-1 17-24-5 141 347 2-0 7-0 8-71 NO 11:11 26 41 First downs Rushes-yards Passu yards Return yards Passes Punts Kumbles-lost Penalties yards Time of Possession Maryland 21-14 Maryland III 14-11 Vanderbllt 1 14 I 1-14 MARY D'ADDIO 1 run (Adkin-sonklck) VAND Roach 6 pasa from Page (Anderson kick) VAND Roach 7 pass from Page (Anderson kick) MARY-BadanJek run (Adkln-son kick) MARY Rogers 43 pasa from Esiason AdJunson kick) New Mexico St. 1 5-7 La. Teen 11)1-1 New Mexico St. 1 1 1 7-IS LOU TECH-Sherman pans from Gandy (l)ager kick) NMS-FG Weiler37 NMS-FG Weller23 NMS-Safcty: Hartley tackled In end zone NMS-llebertSrun (WeUerklck) A 15.302 UTILITY DEPT.

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