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i Sunday, Srpt. 22, Wl TllF. SHtlEVKPORT TIMES ins; Demons Have 14-13 Blues UTo otto SFA By Jim McUin Times Sport Writer r-v Butch Ballard two point conversion pass with 1:01 left to play here Saturday night to give the Lumberjacks a 14-13 win over the Northwestern Demons and possession of the big wooden Indian. the first time in 11 years and he can thank middle linebacker Dwight Thompson of Austin for the change of scenery. Thompson batted down a Thompson got a big paw on Ballard's toss after the Demons had completed a seven play, 45 yard dash for a touchdown which was scored by Ballard on a two yard keeper.

NATCHITOCHES Chief Caddo is back in Texas for Four Quick Sixes NSU Coach George Doherty, who lost by the identical score to Grambling last week when he saw a last minute field goal attempt blocked by the Tigers, didn't hesitate He went for the win The Demons, behind 14-0 at halftime. had come hack to outplay the Lumberjacks in the second half, but couldn't stop the nation's No 11 UPI) ranked team from scoring its ninth straight win and second consecutive 1974 triumph Mario Cage's one yard run and Danny Foret's conversion kick early in the third period had brought NSU within seven points of the Axmen The Lumberjacks had gone out front in the first period when rangy quarterback Larry Mayer hit tight end Roland Lvtle with a 27 yard Times Sports Service DAI-LAS Opportunist Louisiana Tech turned three Texas Arlington fumbles 1 into touchdowns and ran its victory streak to 14 longest in the nation here Saturday night in the Cotton Bowl, thumping the Mavericks 42-15 The second ranked Bulldogs equalled the school record for consecutive wins and it also marked 14 straight Southland Conference trium- phs for-Tech since entering the SLC.in 1971. Tech has won three straight league crowns and is "2-0 this year while trying defend its NCAA Hogs' Honeymoon Short; OSU Cowboys Win Easily Kirchoff had five solo stops and eight assists for the Demons. SFA showed its defensive strength right off the bat, Northwestern's Greg Jackson pounced on a Tyler fumble on the Lumberjacks' 23 on the first play of the game, but SFA held on. The Demons ended up on the Axmen's 27 where Foret's 45-yard field goal attempt was no good The Texans then rolled 80 yards on 11 plays for the game's first score which came on a 27-yard Mayer toss to Lytle in the end zone Lewis' first PAT kick made it 7-0 SFA with 8:15 left in the opening quarters A promising NSU drive ended on the SFA 20 when Jones recovered a Cage pitchout.

The Lumberjacks promptly mounted another drive, but the Demons got out of trouble this time when Maggio intercepted a Mayer pass that richocheted out of the hands of Lytle in the end zone He legged it back to the SFA 19. Midway of the second period Lewis missed on field goal attempts of 41 and 36 (after a penalty against the Demons) before the Loggers got another TD drive cranked up. Starting on their 45 after a NSU punt, Mayer led the 'Jacks down in eight plays with a 31-yard pickup by Bergeron on a pitchout the big gainer. Reece blasted over tackle from two yards out and Iewis kicked it out to 14-0 with 1:08 remaining to play. NSU, behind the sharp passing of Ballard, moved from its 20 down to the SFA nine before time caught the Demons.

SFA held a 225-128 total offense edge at halftime. The Demons came out throwing again in the second half. Ballard mixed completions to Gene Knecht and Bo McCol lister with draws to Thornton in a drive that got a big boost when the Axmen were nailed for pass interference to give NSU a first and goal at the one. Cage smashed over on the next play and Foret's kick narrowed the SFA lead to 14-7 with 11:21 remaining in the third chapter. SFA stopped another NSU drive on its own 25 later in the period.

The Lumbermen got NSU in a hole as the period ended when Steve Cannon punted dead on the Demon three. SFA stiffened and held again early in the final frame on its own 11, but the next time the' Demons were not to be denied. Jackson was again the man of the hour as he recovered a Tyler fumble on the SFA 45. Rolls On Tech tackle Fred Dean caused the first fumble that was recovered by nose guard Rod Bagley and end Eddie Anglin's hit brought about the second which was pounced on by end Craig Springmeyer. After that early setback, UTA cut the game to 14-7 on the first play of the second period but Tech's offense came alive again behind four straight pass completions by QB Steve Haynes just before intermission for a 20-6 lead That Tech drive started with 3:44 left in the half and covered 84 yards in 10 plays before Moody scooted over THE YARDSTICK La.

Tech 21 292 111 1S-8 1 4-4 2 2 6 85 UTA 13 101 145 13- 2 5-36 4-3 9-71 First downs Net Yards rush Net Yards pass Passes (AC) Had Intercepted Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost PenaltievYds with 16 seconds remaining. Haynes bjt Roland Harper for eight, Billy Ryckman for 13, Rod Foppe for 15 and Mike Barber for 23 down to the six to set up the TD. UTA actually had a chance to jump back strongly into contention midway of the second period when, with Tech on top 14-0, the Mavericks' Tom Bowdish grabbed a Haynes pitchout behind the line at the Tech 32 and rambled down to the Bulldog nine before Haynes made the tackle. However, after the Bulldog defense stopped UTA cold on three straight downs sparked by linebacker Jerry Davis' tackle of Maverick QB George Cox for a four-yard loss cornerback Wenford Wilborn broke through to block a field goal attempt and preserve the Tech lead. After having trouble on the ground in their opener, the Bulldogs ran for 292 yards against UTA with McDaniel getting 87, Harper 57, Moody 43 and John Henry White 40.

Tech also had 111 air yards as Haynes went 5-for-12 for 74, Robertson 2-for-2 for 24 and Dean 1-for-l for 13. Barber, the junior tight end, had four grabs for 62 yards. Tech finished with 403 yards total offense compared to 246 for UTA. Dean, linebacker Ricky Shirley, Curtis and Bagley led the No. 1 defensive unit for Tech while Don Miller had eight tackles and cornerback two pass interceptions for the No.

2 unit. Welcher led UTA with 51 yards rushing while QB Vic Morriss had 4-of-7 pass com pletions for 98. i Scare by Quarters: Tech UTA S. iw-iimi (uflifflirv: 14 6 IT Charles McDaniel. 3 run (Jerry Pone kick) IT McDaniel.

6 run Pope kick) UTA Abe Welcher. .1 run (Gary Briscoe kick) LT Arry Moody run (kick tailed) LT McDaniel. 24 run (Randy Robertson run) LT Mc Daniel. 1 run Pooe kick) UTA Ron Barnett. 34 pass trom Craig Carney Bruce Marshall trom Bar net! I LT Don Dean, 1 run Pooe kick) LITTLE ROCK, Ark (UPI) Freshman Wes Hankins returned' a punt 83 yards for a touchdown and Abby Daigle kicked four field goals as Oklahoma State crushed ninth-ranked Arkansas 26-7 Saturday night.

Daigle's four field goals, from 21, 27, 33, and 23 yards, set an Oklahoma State record THE YARDSTICK OklaSt Ar Flntdowm' 20 Rushes-van US5 48-125 Pasting yards 44 Return yards 12 1 Pastes J-11 1-14-1 Punts 3-41? 8-44 4 FumblHot1 4 1 4-1 Penaltw.yaros S-J S-M as the fired up Cowboys kept the Razorbacks bottled up in their on end of the field most of the game. The Razorbacks, flat after last Week's 22-7 shocker over Southern Cal, did not crass midfield! until early in the fourth" quarter on a drive capped by an 11-yard scoring VVolfpack Eats Glemson, 31-10 South Dakota 24 Montana 10 St Thomas-Minn. 6 Macalester 0 Taylor 13 Alma 8 Valparaiso 25 Luther 12 Villanova 7 Toledo 0 Wayne St 8 St Joseph's Ind 6 Whitewater 48 Superior 7 Michigan 30 No Illinois 13 Wilmington 72 Rose Hulman 3 Wisconsin 21 Nebraska 20 Wisconsin-Mil 33 E. Illinois 0 Wis Plalteville 13 Wis La Cross 10 Wittenberg 21 Ashland 3 Youngstown St 35 Dakota St 21 Southwest Arizona 35 Indiana 20 Central 22 Berris St. 17 Cincinnati 28 Rice 21 Louisiana Tech 42 Tex Arlington IS Miami Fla 20 Houston 3 New Mexico 21 Texas Tech 21, tit Oklahoma St.

26 Arkansas SMU 28 Virginia Tech 25 Texas 34 Wyoming 7 Tulsa 31 N. Texas St. 6 West California 17 San Jose St. 16 Colorado Western 42 Colorado 22 Ft. Lewis 10 Colorado Mines 10 Illinois 41 Stanford 7 Laverne 20 St.

Mary's 16 Los Angeles St 28 So. Utah St II Oregon 27 Air Force 23 San Francisco St 21 Pacific Pomona 17 Washington 31 Iowa St 28 Washington St 17 Idaho 10 Whiteworth 21 Carroll (Mont.) 16 Tulsa Belts North Texas TULSA, Okla (UPI) -Tulsa quarterbacks Jeb Blount and Ron Hickerson capitalized on nine North Texas State turnovers Saturday to guide the Golden Hurricane to a surprisingly easy 31-6 victory. After a slow first quarter start, the Hurricane combined a flurry of passes to eight receivers for the important Missouri Valley Conference victory. Two Eagle turnovers late in the second quarter led to Tulsa's first two touchdowns, one on a three-yard pitch from Blount to fullback' Carlisle Cantrell and the second, just 56 seconds later, on a seven-yard keeper by Blount. The first Hurricane score came 30 seconds into the second quarter on a 39-yard field goal by Arthur Bennett, who also converted on all four Tulsa touchdowns.

That kick capped a 90-yard drive which began with Tulsa's first pass and initial first down late in the first quarter. North Texas Tulsa 04 0-6 0 17 I Tulsa FG Bennett 3 Tulsa Cartrell 3 run (Bennett kickl Tulsa Blount 7 run (Bennett kick) Tulsa argent 8 pass from Blount (Bennett kick) NTSU Washington 5 run (run failed) Tulsa Bailey 7 run (Bennett kick) A 22,500 Colorado State Sinks Seiniiioles TALLAHASEE, Fla. (AP) Halfback Ron Harris ran Colorado State, to a 14-7 football victory Saturday night over Florida State the 14th straight loss for the Seminoles. Harris, a freshman from Sioux Falls, ran 10 yards for one touchdown and for 49 yards to set up another He gained 154 yards on 27 carries for the game. The Florida State touchdown came on the only Seminole offensive drive of the night.

Quarterback Ron Coppess tossed four yards to tight end Joe Goldsmith to cap a 58-yard, eight-play drive. Colorado Stat 1 8-14 Florida Stat I 7- CSU Miner 26 past from Graham (Kembie kick) CSU Harris 10 run I Kembie kick) FSO Goldsmith 5 pass trom Coppess (Askin kirk) Had It recovered by Bengal Williams at the LSU 36. Mike Trouble is, Broussard, on second down, fumbled the football right back to Aggie linebacker Garth Ten Napel at the Tiger 37. Six plays, and out in front went the sky-high Aggies. Dave Walker kept on a right end sweep for 17 yards to the ISU 20, a face mask grab on Skip Walker moved scrimmage down to the SU 7 And on third down Sams went crashing off left tackle for the score that made it 20-14 The 21st point, with 5 46 left, came on a boot by Haddox The clock running, and in went Carl Trimble A last hurrah, and a painful death at the Aggie 33 With 4 45 left in the game, Carl pitc hed 12 yards to wide receiver Richard Romam the first pass completion of the season by LSU and another 12-yard connection to Ben Jones reached LSU's 42 Then Carl Otis banged, hammered and fought toh and nail to 36 Nice try, but IjSU used up four downs being carried off on its shield battered and beaten and all creation broke lotise among the gladiators from College Station INDIVIDUAL LEAOERS Rushing Teias vean 177 iif is ljp '0? tSu Oav.s 8S Rogers 10V), Tes Osrorne is.

LSU Qirrane 1 '2 lOnes 1 Tea AtM yv. 3 8 5 y' cSU B'oussara 7 Trimoie 2 )4 24 yeras LOUISIANA COLLEGES Texas 21, LSU 14 Tulane 31. Army 14 Alcom AAM 19. Grambling 14 Louisiana Tech4Z UT Arlington 15 Northeast 19 Eastern Mirhigan 15 Stephen Austin 14 Northwestern 11 Northeast Okla 67. Baptist Christian 0 Southeastern 44.

UT Martin 14 Texas Southern 14. Southern IB 6 McNeese 36. Southwestern 0 AREA COLLEGES Southern State 34. Southern. Okla.

7 Kilgore Junior College 13. Tyler Jun Col 9 NATIONAL COLLEGES East Albany St. NY 13 Hotstra 7 Albright 16 Lincoming 0 Alfred 44 Brockport 7 Bloomsburg 7 Lock Haven 0 Boston St 27 Mass Maritime 6 Carnegie-Mellon 13 Thiel 0 Chevnev st Pa 27 Seton Hall 7 Concord 15 W. Va St 13 Connecticut 36 Vermont 22 Post 44 Wilkes 6 Delaware 48 Citadel 17 Edmooro 71 Baldwin-Wallace 13 Dickinson 38 Rutgers-Newark 0 Fordham 31 St Peter's 0 Franklin Marshall 14 Hamilton 0 Glenville 10 Va. Tech 0 Grove City 14 Delaware St 0 Highland St 28 Thornton 21 Hobart 38 Rochester Tech 7 Holy Cross 45 Brown 10 Indiana-Pa 7 Cortland St 6 Ithaca 53 Junita 13 John Carroll 24 Bethany 15 Kings Point 17 Lafayette 13 Lehigh 33 Colgate 12 Mansfield 27 DC Tchrs 6 Marshall 17 Akron 7 Massachusetts 42 Maine 0 Middlebury 35 Colby 14 Millersville 40 California-Pa 0 Montclair St 17 Stroudsburg St 7 Moravian 35 Dickinson 14 Navy 1 Penn St 6 New Hampshire 28 Boston 0 Norwich 14 Plattsburgh St.

0 Oswego St 33 King's-Pa 7 Pare 39 Manhattan 6 Rhode Island 48 Northeastern 36 Rutgers 16 Bucknell 14 Salem 15 Bluefield 6 asa Shippensburg 14 Kutztown 7 Slippery Rock 31 Muskingum 0 50 Connecticut 24 Weslevan 0 Springfield 13 Central Conn 6 51 Lawrence 10 Bates 8 Trenton St 6 Wm Paterson 0 Union-NY 7 Worcester Tech 6 Villanova 7 Toledo 0 Virginia 38 Wm Mary 28 Wagner 20 Gettysburg 1 West Virginia 16 Kentucky 3 South Alabama 52 So. Mississippi 0 Appalachian 51 30 Davidson 0 Auburn 52 UT Chattanooga 7 Catawba 21 Mars Hill 17 Colorado St 14 Florida St. 7 Delta St. 13 Miss Col 3 Duke 20 South Carolina 14 Carolina 24 E. Tennessee 8 Elizabeth City St.

20 Va. St. 7 Elon 20 Savannah St. 0 Fisk 14 Miles 13 Florida 17 Maryland 10 Furman 22 Presbyterian College 19 Georgetown Kv. 26 Millsaps 24 Glassboro St.

7 Salisbury St. 0 Guilford 28 Emory A Henry 12 Hampden-Svdney 15 Sewanee 0 Hampton Inst. 35 Shaw 13 Howard 31 Md. -Eastern Shore 7 Jackson St. 67 Pr trie View 7 Jacksonville St 29 Nichols St.

0 Kentucky St. 27 Knoxvilie 0 Livingstone 3 Bowie St 2 Livingston 78 No Alabama 14 Lycoming 24 Washington and Lee 22 Maryville 18 Centre 7 Memphis St. 15 Mississippi 7 Mississippi 51 38 Georgia 14 North Carolina 31 Wake Forest 0 N. C. Central 27 Winston-Salem St.

1 North Carolina St 31 Clemson 10 Pittsburgh 27 Georgia Tech 17 Carolina St 8 Carolina A 4 0 Springfield 13 C. Conn. 6 Tennessee 17 Kansas 3 Texas A A 21 LSU 14 Trov St 28 Alabama St 14 Tulane 31 Army 14 Tuskegee 24 Morris Brown 3 Vanderbilt 45 VMI 7 Virginia 38 Wm. Mary 28 Wsn. Carolina 9 Tennessee Tech 7 West Chester 19 Clarion 1 Conn 6 Bridgewater St.

-Mass 0 Maryland 35 Jersey City St. 1 West Liberty 14 Wavnesburg 0 Westminster-Pa. 14 Susauehanna Widener 41 Lebanon Valley 22 Midwest Allegheny 31 Case Wsn Reserve 0 Augsburg 28 Upper Iowa 3 19 E. Montana 0 Ball St 45 Butler 0 Bethel 20 Martin Luther King 0 Rluffton 13 Manchester 7 Bowling Green 41 Kent St 21 Central (Iowa) 22 Ferris St. 17 Coe 20 Wartburg 14 Cornell-Iowa 37 Beloit 0 Defiance 26 Adrian 13 Denison 14 Albion 7 DePauw 21 Ohio Wesleyan 10 Evansville 30 Franklin 20 Findlay 13 Anderson 9 Fort Lewis 19 Colorado Mines 10 Heidelberg 21 Ohio Northern 1 Hillsdale 11 Olivet 0 Hiram 12 Oberlin 7 Illinois St 37 Illinois 20 III Wesievan 17 North Park Indiana Central 1 Wabash 7 Indiana St 10 Southern Ml.

I Iowa 21 UCLA 10 Kansas St 17 Wichita St 0 Ken von 31 Otlerbein 30 Mankato St 28 No Iowa 28, tit Marietta 21 Capital 6 Marshall 17 Akron 7 Miami-Ohio 7 Purdue 7 Michigan 31 Colorado 0 Michigan St 19 Syracuse 0 Michigan Tech St Cloud St 0 Milhkin 35 Auaustana-lll. 28 Milton Lakeland 4 Minnesota 42 North Dakota 30 Minn Morris 31 Bemidii St 23 Missouri 28 Baylor 21 Moorhead St 28 Northern St. 10 Mount Union 27 Wooster 7 NE Louisiana 17 MKhigan 14 NE Mo St 28 Central Methodist 26 Northwestern-Wis 9Concordia-Minn. 6 Notre Dame 49 Northwestern 3 Ohio St. 51 Oregon St 10 Ohio 20 Kent St 0 Principle 21 Farlham 14 River Falls 20 Eau laire II SW Mo St 26 Pittsburg St Bengals.

Prowling, probing and darn lucky, too A 15-yard personal foul pushed the Aggies backwards to LSU's 42, and the strategic retreat was continued by the presence of Trimble. Carl Otis, who had played in only one first half series, cashed a third down at 33 on a 7 yard handoff to Terry Robiskie, then Carl circled 10 yards himself to the Aggie 23 Two plays later, Robiskie shot through left tackle, spun around in a mass of Cadets and was finally brought to ground at the lOyard line after a pickup of 13. Then, with 2.50 left in the third period, Carl Otis rapped off right guard, the ball squirted straight ahead without Carl, bounced loosely into the end wine and hen they peeled off the bodies the guy on the bottom of the pileup was Dow Jackson kicked true and it was 14 14 At period's end, Steve Rogers ttiok a pitchout and weaved 19 yards to the 42 But that possession sputtered, so early in the final period launched an all-out attack from its own 20 Sams, bulling and bashing, carried the Aggies downfield on his broad shoulders clean to IU's 17 Right there, Tiger cornerback Clint Burreil pounced on a fumbled pitchout that was ruled an incomplete pa.ss The next play was different, though, as David Wa was off t-iryet on a 13 yid pttchcui thit waa and Tech and QB Randy Robertson ran for two more Tech extra points. Pope also punted four times for a 46 3 average Maverick scoring included a one-yard plunge by halfback Abe Welcher in the second period and a 34-yard pass from Craig Carney to Ron Barnett in the fourth frame UTA put itself in a hole it could not climb out of early by losing fumbles on each of its first two scrimmage plays, which Tech immediately turned into short TD drives of 22 and 17 yards for a 14-0 lead just four minutes into the game. came in and booted a 33-yard field goal Then with 2:31 left in the third quarter, Pierson intercepted a pass and returned it 27 yards to the Arkansas eight.

Three plays later Daigle got his 23-yard field goal. The Cowboys' second TD came with 2:49 left on a five-yard run by halfback Kenny Walker. Arkansas could get nothing moving against a bruising Cowboys' defense led by tackles James White and Phillip Dokes until the fourth quarter it put together a drive from its own 27, the only time all night Arkansas crossed midfield. Oklahoma Stale 10 4 724 Arkansas 0 0 0 77 OS FG Daigle 21 OS-Hankins 83 punt return (Oaigl kick) OS-FG Daigle 17 OS-FG Daigle 33 OS FG Daigle 13 Ark-B White 11 run (Little kick) OS Walker run (Daigl kick) Cincy Nips Oh Is HOUSTON (UPI) -Sophomore quarterback Henry Miller ran for touchdowns of five and 17 yards Saturday night, leading the opportunistic Cincinnati Bearcats from behind to a 28-21 victory over the fumbling Rice Owls. Trailing by a touchdown after Owls' halfback Eddy Collins bulled one yard for a THE YARDSTICK Cln 10 07 11 12 2S 14-1 11 10- Rice 14 JO-IIS 147 11 12 JJ-2 1-21 1 14 4-44 First downs Rushes-yards Pawn yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbtes-lost Penalties-yards score in the first quarter, Cincinnati exploded for 18 points in-minute period of the second quarter taking advantage of a stiff wind and Rice miscues occurring during a light rain shower After Bearcat Bill Fowler recovered a fumble near midfield, Cincinnati, directed by the 6-0, 175-pound Miller, drove 51 yards for the tying touchdown capped by Miller's five-yard run Dan Shepherd booted the extra point and then put the Bearcats ahead, 10-7, with a 22-yard field goal following Clarnce Sanders' recovery of another Rice fumble.

T-Terli Tirl ALBUQUERQUE, (UPI) Quarterback Steve Myer took New Mexico 55 yards in the final four nnnutes, hit Pete Robistm with a fouryard touchdown pass and than threw for a two point conversion Saturday night to give the Lobos a 21-21 tie with Texas Tech Trailing 21 13 with 3:32 left, New Mexico took possession on Us own 45 yard hne follow ing a Texas Tech punt Myer took the Lolms to the Raiders' 45 with a lOyard completion but three plays later found himself facing a 4th He fired a strike to halfback Kevin who rambled down to the 2u to keep the Lobo drive alne Myer was sacked for an yard loss on the next play but came right hack and hit split end Preston Dennard with a 23yard pass to the Red Raiders eight Two plays later he hit Robison with the four yaid scoring pass New Mexico then needed a two-point conveision tot the tie and Myer threw complete to flanker hen l.eue in ttieeitd zone between two defenders New Mexico other scores came on a 24 yard Mer to Leee pass and field goals of 41 and 36 yards by Bob Berg national title. UTA fell to 0-3 with the. loss. Charles "Quick Six" Mc-Daniel led the Bulldog victory by tying a pair of school records with four touchdowns. The senior halfback scored on runs of 24, 3 and 1 yards and has now tallied 41 touchdowns for 248 points in his career.

Other Bulldog TDs came from a six-yard sprint by Arry Moody 16 seconds before intermission and a one-yard QB sneak by Don Dean late in the fourth period Jerry Pope booted four of five PAT kicks successfully run by White. halfback Barnabas Daigle's first field goal came midway in the first quarter to climax a 69-yard drive that stalled at the Arkansas four when tight end Ron Boyer dropped quarterback Charlie atherbie's pass in the end zone. Arkansas failed to move after receiving the kickoff and Hankins took Mike Kirkland's punt on his 17-yard line, cut to the left and raced 83 yards untouched for the first touchdown of the game with 4:24 left in the first quarter. Early in the second quarter, Daigle kicked a 27 yard field goal to give the Cowboys a 13-0 halftime lead. The Cowboys, who demolished Wichita State 59-0 last week, took the opening kickoff of the second half and drove fiom their own six to the Arkansas 16 before Daigle good field position after a short punt, they moved 42 yards to a score with quarterback Mark Fellers rambling the final 15 on a rollout Bog Burgess added a field goal as the half ended Lamar Victor BEAUMONT, Tex (UPI)-Junior fullback Dale Spence scored on a four-yard pass and a two-yard run Saturday night to spark Lamar University to a 18-6 season-opening win over Drake The Cardinals' second team offense took over in the second quarter and Spence took a fouryard pass from freshman quarterback David Silvas to give Lamar a 7-0 halftime lead was carried off the field with what doctors described as a mild concussion in the third period Presley was replaced by junior classmate Marty Akins, who suffered a similar injury in last week's Longhorn win over Boston College Senior cornerback Terry Melancon set up the final Texas touchdown with a 60-yard pass interception return Leaks delivered the key block which enabled Wyatt to score his second touchdown Wy oming picked up its only touchdown shortly bet ore the half Freshman quarterback Rick Costello.

replacing luckless junior Steve Trusso, tossed a 22 yard scoring pa.ss to split end Steve Burke Costello completed 12 of 31 passes for 193 yards, but allowed four Longhorn interceptions The victory could be costly for Texas, which lost senior defensive Fred urnn with a spiamed knee and sophomore defensive end Lionel Johnson with rib injuries on the same play in the second quarter Junior tight end Tommy Ingram a starter, also left the game early in the first quarter with a compound dislocation of the right thumb Wvorn.ng 0 7 0 0 7 II i 1 7 91 Ti rjp iVv kirk I Tt ,0 rwn i St hrm fcic fc) Cr-ifhe'i rljr, vv Burke 72 pass from CosWO I SSjro kit Tei Les run i Vll Te rt 1J run (StNKt kick) A 52 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Stan Fritts, a hull near the; goal line, scored three secont half touchdowns to ignite. ISth-ranked C. State to a 31-10 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory over CLemson Saturday night The Wolfpack had trouble getting its offense going until it decided to stick to a basic attack featuring quick handoffs and pitchouts to Fritts and his backfield running mate, Roland Hooks Clemson held a 10 9 halftime lead before Fritts went to work, scoring twice on short plunges and once from 10 yards out Hooks got the other State touchsdown on a 63-yard pass from Dave Buckey The Tigers put together theh only sustained drive in the first "period Staring with THE YARDSTICK NSU Jt 128 171 30 18 1 3-310 5 2 6-3 SPA 174 110 178-2 3-49 9 4-5 1190 First downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage (A I) Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards touchdown toss and John Iiewis put through the first of two conversion kicks I SFA upped the count to 14-0 in the second period on John Reece's two-yard run SFA failed on two field goal i attempts and NSU misfired on one during the opening half Mayer was the big gun for the Texans with 8-for-17 and 110 yards through the airways and a 15-for-39 rushing night. John Reece was SFA's leading rusher with 51 on 11 carries while Jeff Bergeron had 31 on eight lugs.

Joe Flanagan, making several diving catches, was Mayer's favorite target with four grabs for 57 yards. Lytle totaled 53 yards on three grabs. Cage, NSU's Ail-American candidate, was the Demons' top rusher with 87 stripes on 23 carries while fullback Sidney Thornton, held out most of the first half because of an injury, was next with 32 yards on seven tries. Ballard was 18-for-30 and 171 yards through the airways with Reggie Thompson and Cage grabbing five apiece. Thompson totaled 67 yards on his catches and Cage got 35.

The loss, NSU's third in a row, was doubly costly as it was a designated Gulf South Conference contest. It was the first win for SFA in this series since 1963 and gave the Lumberjacks Chief Caddo for the first time since that 10-0 win in Shreveport. The win also cut down NSU's over-all lead in this series to 21-8-2. Among the defensive standouts for the Lumberjacks, who several times stopped the Demons deep in Logger territory, were linebackers Odis Norris and Cleathon Sanders, tackles Carl Broom and Mike McDaniel and end Sam Jones. Fullback Bill Tyler was almost the goat as his two fumbles were recovered by the enemy Tackles Bobby Kirchoff, and Pat Douget and safety Mike Maggio were among the top Demon defenders.

Sanders had eight tackles and two assists and Dwight Thompson six stops and seven assists. control, Ken Bordelon sacked Dave Walker for an 18-yard kss back to the Cadet 27 after some harassment by Steve Cassidy and Ole Lou got the return punt in motion at its own 43 Broussard finally cashed a third down scramble for a first down at the Aggie 46 Then, with 4:38 left in the quarter, Davis who was to carry only twice in the entire first half crossed over left tackle behind a crunching block by Doug Boutte, shook off spinning safety man Jackie Williams and streaked 46 yards across the goalmouth and it was 60, LSU Jac kson got the PAT But four minutes later it was a 7 7 standoff, as bounced right back with a 75 -yard march on 11 plays with the final touches being put on by Skip Walker Skip started that momentum with a 14 yard hop, skip and jump Bean then converted a third down at midfield, and five downs later there was Bubba skirting right end for 26 yards to LSU's II before bemg shoved out of bounds by Tiger David Cook On second down from the 10, with 41 seconds left in the period Skip followed a crisp brock by Bubba oft the left flank, twisied outside the grasp of linebacker Bo Harris and was across the goal line to cut the score to 7-6 It was equalized by Haddox Then, 3 19 into the second period, barged in front at 14-7 It took only four Wyatt Leads 'Horns By Wyoming, 34-7 Wlien Push Came to Shove, Aggies SFA NSU 0 0 7 6- SFA Roldan Lytle 27 pass trom Larry Maver John Lewis kick) SFA John Rpece 2 run (Lewis kick) NSU Mario Cage 1 run (Danny Foret kick) NSU Butch Ballard 2 run (pass tailed) Locnl Coif IJri. f. PALMETTO RESULTS Canadian Handicap Low Gross Ken Hardaway 70 Low Net 1 (tie) Jim Cooper and Murphy 68 3 Tate 71 4 (tie) Charles Wesley and Or Charles Rayburn 72 ERCC RESULTS Men's Scramble 1 (tie) Lane Tyler Magenwold -Will Smoienski Sonny Peroyea; David Bramlett Herman Williamson Stephens Bill Gardner. Tommy Vaienta Dale Patty Donny McChesney Bill Hankins, 64 plays, the big bomb a 50 yard zoom through a wide open hole at right tackle created by Aggie linemen Billy lemons and Dennis Smelser by that guy named Bubba Bean All LSU had to yell for the rest of the half was a 65 -yard punt by Jackson that died at the Aggie 6.

used up the clock cashing in three third down plays, running 15 plays and making a general nuisance before Haddox missed his field goal attempt from the LSU 20. At the half, LSU had held possession only 9: 17 of the time and trailed by 17 4 in first downs and in total yardage by 295-89 had converged 6 of 10 third downs, LSU only I of 6 And, hoo boy, it was 14-7, Aggies The Bouncing Ball Then came an erratic third period turnabout that was hinged to a couple of crucial fumbles, one lhat gave the football to I.SU and another that punched a touchdown into the end zone of The first bobble occurred at LSU's 43 after a 36-yard end sweep by Skip Walker Skip, on being storied, lost the handle and the ball was greedily gobbled up by Tiger Rand Dennis That arranged a punting exchange between Jackson and Mark Stanley Here came the fired up AUSTIN, Tex (LPI) -Freshman Gralyn Wyatt rushed for 127 yards and (cored twice and eighth-ranked Texas reintroduced A 1 1 A erica Roosevelt Leaks in a new role at right halfback to run over Wyoming, 34-7, Saturday night. Wyatt blasted through huge holes in the Wyoming defen.se line, scoring on a 27 yard run in the first period and again horn 12 out in the last period. Leaks returned to action showing little concern for a severe injury to his right knee lHi TARDSTlCK Teias 53 60 4 31 1 4 36 1 2 10 First downs Pushes-yards Passing yards Piurn yards Pu umTMev lost (ft it 4H'0 10 1 34 36 lhat required surgery last pnng Filtering the game on Ihe second Longhoin possession. Leaks tracked over left lackle for 25 yards on his first tarry He scored on a five yard run In the third quarter and left the game with 56 arris on teven attempts Freshman fulitack Earl Campbell, playing in Leaks' old position of fullhack, scored another JxWighorn touchdown on a f'ur yard run in the second quarter and puked up 54 Jards on 10 arnes Starling quarterback Vike Presley scored the other Texas lout hewn on a lOyard run in the first quarter, hut (Continued from Page 1-D) dozen by linebacker Steve Lelekacs The Southwest Conference Aggies now trail in the over -all series by 22-13 3 and by 19-7-1 in games played in Baton Rouge Attendance was 69,088 ninth largest crowd in history in Death Valley and this was the 295th game played in Tiger Stacuum No Joke, Mister It wasn't just that AAM outplayed lU through that 7 7 first period, the Aggies wouldn't cough over the football to the Bengals Through the first 15 minutes, liU owned the game ball only 3.59 of the time and trailed in first downs by 9 2 and rushing yardage by 141-68 No Aggie jokes on this Saturday in fact, was having a ball running through LSU, converting four ot six third down plays and twite punching over fourth down gambles just inside the Tiger 40 Right off the opening kickoff trudged 47 yards to the lSU 31 on an initial 12 yard slip off right guard by fullhack Bucky Sans, a 14 yard draw to mid field by Sams and a fourth-down dive by Bucky to IU's 31 But Dave Walkers untimely fumble on a turn to his left was captured by Tier Jimmie Knwht and the drive died at LSU's 33 Next time the Aggies got.