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i I "I i i 'i 1 i ji ej y-yyt; ufvrii vn' hi 4-D 2,1983 siiRFVEPOHT-nossiER The Times AP Loserphoto STOATS FMEU FDOTS -Ml TODAY 404047-203 uua mi HORSE BACINO Lultki Oownl' llS-doy Mown lor ttwrovshfertdt contlnutt with on U-roct cof. Potftlm Mr th llrsl rot It I Roturod It tnt tM.M Golden Horvmt. 3 Mf4 If SI lineup tor Sunaov't hoiiv Forms 400 Grand National stock car race, with type cor and driver's auoilfvlng speed In mph: Darrell Woiirlp, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 2. Ron Bouchard, Bulck Regal, 113.441 1. Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet Monte Corlo SS.

113.074. 4. Bill Elliott, Ford Thunderblrd, 113.011. J. Joe Rutlmon, Pontlac Grand Prli, 112.044.

4. Dole Earnhardt, Ford Thunderblrd, 112.774. 7. Bobby Allison. Bulck Regal, 112.750.

I. Tim Richmond, Pontlac LeMans, 112.413. 0. Geofl Bodine, Pontloc Grand Prli, 112.41). 10.

Harry Gonl, Buick Regal, 111.144. II. Nell Bonnett, Chevrolet Mont Carlo SS, Ill.fTO. 11. Dick Brooks, Ford Thunderblrd, 111.174 11.

Terry Laboalo, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 111.541. 14. Richard Petty, Pontldc Grand Prli, 111201 15. Kyle Petty, Pontlac Grand Prix, 111 OW. 14.

Morgan Shepherd, Bulck Regal, 110 114. 17. Dove Morels, Pontloc Grand Prli, 110.404. II. Buddy Arrlngton, Dodge Mognum, lot 10.

Sterling Morlln, Pontloc Grand Prli, 100.303. 20. Ronnie Thomas, Pontloc LeMans, 10B.40I. 21. Jimmy Meant, Chevrolet Mont Corlo SS, sej 24 22.

K. Ulrlch, Bulck Regal, lot 054. 23. Jimmy Walker, Ford Thunderblrd, 107.753. 24.

Trevor Boys, Chevrolet Monte Corlo SS, 107 474. 25. Tommy Gale, Ford Thunderblrd, 107 114. 24. J.D.

McDuHle. Pontloc Grand Prl, 107.304. 27. Mike Potter, Pontlac Grond Prli, 107.274. 21.

JohnMcFadden. Bulck Regal, 104.444. 70. Ed Bouguest, Chevrolet Mont Corlo SS, 104 441. 34.

Mark Sight, Ford Thunderblrd, 10S.454. Jim Boorot Gary Koch Bill Rogers Mike Bronnon Roger MalibM Dole Doug tail Keith Per gut Bob Murphy Wolly Armttrta Jock Rnner Jelf Sluman Mark O'Meoro Lance Ten troeck Fred Couplet Lee Elder Gavin Leventen Steve Hort Tom Kit Bob Eastwood Payne Stewart Bill Britten Dove Barr Bruce Douglou Jodie Mudd Craig Stodter Ivan Smith Grier Jonet Mike Donald Don Forsman Llndy Miller Allen Miller Steve Meinv Tom Jenkins Futry Zoeller Ren Slreck Bobby Clampett Forrett Feiler Jon Chaffee Lort Meyer son Bobby Wodklnt Bill Murchlion Rei Caldwell David Oorln Jh 1 444040-203 44-4040-203 444140-203 4)4140-203 444440-203 4443- 74-203 404570-203 704440-244 404044-204 44-7140-104 44-70-70-204 4745-71-204 4044-70-105 4444- 74-704 44-7347-104 4447-71-204 4F44-71-304 714440-204 714040-207 704040-207 714740-207 42-7570-207 4740-72-207 704040-201 734440-201 744540-TOO 7744-70-2O0 44-7)40-101 47-70-71-20 44-71-71-200 44-71-71-200 4571-77-70 4040- 72-20 7040-70-700 4470-71-200 440-71-200 44.70-7I-70O 44-71-72-200 44-71-72-200 4041- 7J-200 1 fix fiA 7 sis ia 4 V4 1 4 Pyulis NASL GLANCE Ouorterllnalt (Sett of Three) Tuesday, Sept. 4 Tulsa 3. Fort Lauderdale 1. 20T Montreal 4, Cosmos 2 Wednesday, Stat.

7 Golden Bay 4, Chkogo I Thursday, Sept. I Vancouver 1, Toronto 0 Saturday, Sept. Tulso 4, Fort Lauderdale 2, TiHso wins sec lei 24 Monday, Sept. 11 Chicago 1, Golden Boy 0 Montreal Cosmos SO, Montreal wins series 24 Toronto 4, Vancouver Wednesday, Sept. 14 Golden Boy 3, Chicago 2, Golden Boy wins series 1-1 Thursday, Sept.

15 Toronto Vancouver 0, Toronto wlnt series 2-1 Semllinals (Beit of Three) Saturday, Sept. 17 Toronto 1, Golden Bay 0, SO Sunday, Seot. II Tulsa 2, Montreal SO Thursday, Sept. 12 Toronto Golden Boy 0, Toronto wlm series, 24 Monday's Gome Montreal 1, Tulso 0 Wednesday's Game Tulso 3, Montreal 0, Tulso wlnt series 2-1 Saturday's Gome Soccer Bowl Championship Tulsa 1, Toronto 0, Tulso wins championship AIRWAVES a.m. SportKtntor, ESPN o.m.

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Collect football, Florida v. LSU, USA NFL GLANCE Amorlcon Confortnet Eott Pet. PF PA Bultolo 3 1 0 01 Mloml 1 1 74 57 Baltimore 1 I 0 .500 04 07 New England 1 Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 tl 03 Central Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 00 14 Pittsburgh 1 2 0 500 01 Cincinnati 1 3 0 .750 44 64 Houston 0 4 0 .000 15 131 West LA Haiders 4 0 0 1.000 Ot 37 Denver 1 1 0 .500 40 SS Seattle 1 I 0 500 II 05 Kansas City I 3 0 .750 4t 71 SanOiego 1 3 0 .250 101 (If National Conference Eost Dallas 4 1.000 114 00 Washington 3 1 0 .750 107 73 Y. Giants 1 .500 47 40 Philadelphia 1 3 0 500 50 44 St.

Louis I 3 .750 73 IIS Central Minnesota 3 1 I .750 13 102 Green Boy I I 0 500 02 114 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 04 04 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 41 01 Tampa Boy 0 4 0 000 43 70 Son Froncltco 3 7 .750 131 Atlanta I 2 .500 03 71 A. Rami 2 2 0 500 74 17 New Orleant 2 2 0 .500 100 Of Sunday's Gomel Dallas ot Minnesota, noon Tampa Bay at Green Bay, noon Denver at Chicago, noon Houston at Pittsburgh, noon San Francisco at New England, noon Seattle at Cleveland, noon Los Angeles Raiders ot Washington, noon Boltlmore at Cincinnati, noon Philadelphia at Atlonto, noon Detroit ot Los Angeles Rams, 3 p.m. St. Louis ot Kansas City, 3 p.m. Miami at New Orleans, 3 p.m.

Son Diego ot New York Giants, 3 p.m. Monday's Gomes New York Jets ot Buffalo. I p.m. Sunday, Oct. 0 Washington at St.

Louil, noon Denver ot Houston, noon Minnesota at Chlcogo, noon New York Jets at Cleveland, noon Green Bay at Detroit, noon New Orleans at Atlanta, noon Buffalo at Miomi, noon New Enoloml ot Boltlmore, 1 p.m. Seattle at Son Diego. 3 Kansas City ot Los Angeles Raiders, 3 m. Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco, 3 p.m. Tampo Boy at Dailos.

3 m. Philadelphia at New York Giantt, 3 p.m. Monday, October 10 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 0 p.m. Florida State running back Cedric Jones I during the Tigers' 27-24 victory over the (41) is stacked up by the Auburn defense I Seminoles Saturday at Auburn, Ala. Late touchdown pass lifts Auburn over FSB SENIOR GOLF RICHMOND, Vo.

(AP) Score! otter Saturday'! second round In the 1150,000. 54-hele United Vlrglnlo Bon PGA Seniors golf tournament over the 4.427-vord, par-72 Hermitage Country Club course (o denote! amateur): Miller Barber 44-71-13 Dean Llnd 71-70-14! Oon January 70-71-141 Guy Wolstenholm 40 73-142 Roberto de Vicenio 72-71-143 Arnold Palmer 7544-143 Rod Funseth 73-70-143 Mac Main 73-70-143 Doug Sander! 7540144 Dan Slkei 74-70-144 Bill Johnston 70-74-144 Fred Howklnt 71-74-145 Gene Littler 73-72-145 Hulen Coker 72-73 H5 Jim Ferree 74-71-145 Peter Thomson 74-71-145 Jim Cochron 7570-145 Gay Brewer 75-71-144 Julius Soros 74-71-147 Mike Fetchlck 77 7 5-147 BobGootbv 74-71-147 Buck Adams 74-71-147 Charlie Siltord 74-73-147 HorvleWord 73-74-147 Kel Nogle 7573-14 Wllliom Bisdorf 74-74-iea Al Bolding 74-7714 Ed Fur gol 7573-140 George Borer 74-74-14 Poul Horney 74-75-140 Doug Ford 74-73-14 Jock Fleck 73-74-14 Bob Stone 74-74-150 Bob Erlckson 73-77-150 Howie Johnson 70-73-151 Gory Barber 74-75-151 Bill Collins 7577-153 Auggie Navarro 71-74152 Lionel Hebert 74-74-157 Dick King 77 7 5-157 Jimmy Russell II 77-15) Dow Flnsterwold 74-77-153 Ted Dorlus 71-75-153 Chandler Harper 74-71-154 Howard Brown 70-74-154 Arthur Silverstron 70-74-154 Ed RubiS 70-74-154 Al Bessellnk 74-70-155 Sam Sneod 77 70 Denis Hutchinson 7441-1S7 Morty Furgol I2-77-1SO Freddie Hoat 00-00-140 a-JIm Kite 1)41-144 WW 1 Jim Lvle ond Eddie Royle 40; 3 Lee Cumtnghom and Bob Krouel 40; 4. Robert Mortlno and BeS4 Pleflerle 44. (Won on scorecerd ptoyotfi). Al Par Three Vernon Wolfe Memorial Tournament Par Three Men Club Championship flight Horville WO; LN A McMichoel 04 First flight LG-Clevlt Wolker W.

Lie-Sherman Smith 04. Second flight LG-Alan Sloll 113; LN-R Globs 73. Closest I the hole Don Wood. AtQuerbei Senior Men't Cramolonshlp First Round Chomplonthlp flight Bill Stock 17, John Webster 70. Trovlt Evons 74, Ore Marsolli 74, Bob Goedori 74, Jo Choppellle 74, Wllliom Ramsey 17, John Slrohmoler 71, Wood ley Wore-ool 7.

Bob Henderson II, Ray Burgess 04. T.J. Kennedy H. Caulere 02, Buster Armstead 03, J.D. Mlion 04, John Honks IS, Don Shldler 05, Nermon Wolpole J.

Toylor Smith 14, uel Vines Bob Morn a Jo Porker 02. Second flight Dov Lay 15, Dudley Trlgo 17, M.C. Krentel Joe Beedlow 00, F. McKlnney 01, LA. Woolverton 02.

Babe Cameron 05, H.E. Wlnterrowd 07, B. Goldstein 105. Second Round Tee Timet Second flight 10:04 B. Goldstein.

Bob Cameron. E. Wlnterrowd. 10: 12 L.A. verton, Joe Beedlow, F.

McKlnney. 11:10 Krentef, David Lay, Dudley Trig. Fh-itfllgfrt- Porker, Eil vines, Bob Marrs, Taylor Smith. 10:34 Norman Wolpole, Don Shldler, John Honks, J.D. Mlion.

10:44 Butter Armtteod. Joe Caulere, joe Dormer, J.I. jonet. Championship flight 52 T.J. Kennedy, Bob Henderson.

Roy Burgess, Wood lev warp, eel. II m. John Slrohmoler, Joe Choppellle, William Romsey, Bob Goedert; Ore Mortallt, John Webster, Travis Evons. Bill Slack. EVANGELINE Frlorrt'iauorlerhorierocereturfitromEvon.

aeline Downs In Lafayette: FIRST RACE-350 3-4-yeor-eidt. Maidens. La bred. Maiden. Allowance.

13.000. Maolc Sonera (Allemon) 21.5 22 00 0.00 Sheila Tequila (Kidder) 11.40 4.00 Hang On I ma Goin (Lejeune) 7.50 T-ll 71 Scratched: Believe II. SECOND RACE-350 yards. 3-yeor-oldt ond vp. 11,100.

Claiming Sarasota Flosh (Tyre) H.2 13.00 7 J0 Satons Magic (Sam) 13.10 10 20 Dicker Deal (Leppalo) 27.00 Dolly double: 0-7 paid S344.0I. Eiocta: 74 paid I244.M. 11,500. Maiden claiming (15,0001. Miss Reogon Holme (Sam) 12 00 5 70 4 00 Aiure Bird (Tyre) 7.W 40 Brass Trumpet (Bordelon) 3.40 T-ll 75.

Scratched: Turfs Loss. Eiacto: 0-Spoid 171.40. FOURTH RACE -M0 yardl. 34-veor-oldl. 1100 Claiming Sogers Jet (LeJeune) 11.40 440 4.50 Get The Moneyhoney (Davlil 1240 111 Ring Around Rocket (Allemon) 4-4 Eiocta: 104 paid 171.40.

FIFTH RACE-350 yards. 3-yeor-eld Maiden Allowance. 11,500. Sassy Shawnet (Walton) 27 30 10.50 7 00 Slnoloo Brown sugar (Moisa) 7J0 4 JO Easy Rovln (LeJeune) 4 JO Eiacto: 0-2 paid 122420. SIXTH RACE SS0 yards.

4-yeor4ld ond up. Louisiana bred. 13,400. Claiming Bull Mackov (Hendry) I21.M 45.70 17.20 Brass Jet (Tyre) 4.40 4.00 Im The Top (Clark) S.70 Eiacto: 74 paid t1.445.tt. SEVENTH RACE-300 yardl.

4-year4ld ond VP. 13,000. Claiming Balance (Brossette) 11.71 4 00 3.00 Holy Cost (Holimark) 4.10 4.50 My Bar Admiral (Tyro) 5.70 Eiocta: 14 paid 130.00. EIGHTH RACE 330 yordl. 3-yeor4ld.

13,000. Claiming Traveling John (LeJeune) 23.70 1 00 4 00 Gypiy Poot (Clark) 5.10 4(0 Jet! Rovole Boll (Moore) 4.50 T-17 23. Scratched: Go Spocey Jet. Eiacto: 14 paid 173 50. NINTH RACE 400 34-veor-elcH.

12,300. Allowance. Moon Teiwre (Tyre) 1.70 4 30 4 70 Your Happy Hour (Riley) 4.00 4 70 Aatoboy Rob (Sam) 4.20 T-20 00. Eiacto: 0-3 paid 147.10. TENTH RACE -770 yardl.

S-vtor-eld and e. 1100. Claiming Sly Spy (Lopei) 24 00 7 50 7 70 Roltln Rocket (Brossette) 3 20 3 40 Quarter Hustler (Mc Daniel) 710 Eiacto: 1-7 paid MO T. Attendance: 1,344. Total handle: 1122,774.

Results ot Saturday's guarterhone races ot Evangeline Downs. Track fast. FIRST RACE PurtetMOO, YO.malden allowance, 440 YDS. MrLuckvWolch (Brossette) OO 7 SO 5 10 Just Poising (Lows) 10.10 7 00 Crimson Sadie (Leieune) 4.0 2X11. SECONO RACE Purs 14,000, 3 TO I UP, Lo claiming 400 YDS.

Magic Spirit (Sam) 24.44 12 00 11 40 Oh Jodie Oh (Hallmark) 0.30110 Don Bar Pan (Allemon) 14.40 Eiocta: 4-1, 20.40. Dally double: 44. n.io, THIRD RACE Purs H.000, 1 TO. La. maiden allowance, 350 YDS.

MardlgraiGIrl (Guillory) 35.11 12.30 13.50 MsAlomltosMyers (Leieune) 4.0 4 00 TonkoBarJel (Sam) 44 Eiacto: FOURTH RACE Purse 12,000, 3 YO UP. Cloiming 300 YDS. Direct Setty (Foul) 34 00 I) to 10 0 Bishop Cat (Moore) 4.00 4 0 MoglcMuslcMaker (Brossette) 3.10 14.07. Eiocta: 1-7, 143.40. 400 YDS.

LkeMmoLkeMio (Lepoopa) 12.00 7.20 5. 10 Mr.CandySplash (Courson) 51.10 20 40 SugorJetLadv (Hendry) 5.10 21.0. Eiocta: 1-2, 140.10. SIXTH RACE Purse 14,000, 1 YO UP, La. Claiming (S.000), 770 YDS.

Moaic Eight (JAIIemon) 10.50 11 00 4 .0 Jet Brois LAIIemon) 35. 10 1.40 Rays Outlaw (Tyre) 4J0 Eiacto: 24, 1,1110. SEVENTH RACE Pun 12JOO, 3 4 4 YO, Cloiming 550 YDS. Ark Con Do (McDonlef) 13.40 too 5 40 Roll On Count (Tyre) 140 4 TheFomllyPlan (McCluro) 17.40 Eiocta: 74. 44.40.

EIGHTH RACE Pun 54401, 3 YO, La. allowance, 350 YDS. moor oi Gold (Hollmork) 17.00 0 00 4 00 Spreckles (Brossette) 5.70 4 00 Uncle Boy (Richord) 5.10 T-ll. 14. Eiocta: 3-1, 11100.

NINTH RACE Purse 15,000, 7 YO, com and geldings, handicap stakes. 350 YDS. I'm Ellgee (Tyre) 170 4.70 4 )0 Game Issue (Sam) 11.104.30 Cool Gambler (Leieunel 1.70 T-li t. ioc to: 4-7, 131.10. TENTH RACE Purse (1.700.

1 YO UP, claiming 350 YDS. WltchtLuckyOhi (Leieune) 11.40 4.00 40 RedAdobeBug (Tyre) 4.20 4.20 Cargo Hoss (Leieune) 4 00 Scratched-1 mo Rolling On. locta 1-3, 47.40. A1.73. RUNNING Here ore Soturday't result! from me South Park Mall-Coca Cola race an the South Park parking lot.

Bill Jonet 15:20, Nathan Joyner 15:11, Scott Smith 15:31, David Wotkln! 15:40, David Bellor 14:04, David Douglas 14:10, Phillip Rice 14:12, Trocy Bramlett 14:35, Lyl Smith 14:45, Chuck Rice 17:12. Gerald Clem 17:74, Mark Bin ley 17:30, Bob Long 17:41, Scott Jones 17:44, Gory Shoenlke 17:50, Chrli Bullock 18:17, Tom Hamm 11:14, Don Gllcrease 11:10, Kevin Doyle 11:14, Jerry Snyder 11:31. Roy Holey 11:44. Mike Davit 11:41, Ginger Streeter 11:50, T.Boone 11:51, Dale Klllough 10:07, Craig Br Iff 10:70, Lewi! Long 10:31, Jane Smith 10:14, Tony Say 10:40, Gory Ellington 10:41. Al Montano 10:47, Suson Gorman 10:4, Tom McConnell 10:45, David Reeder 10:50, Randy Nelson 20:01, Tony Roberts 20: 10, Patrick Locke 20: 25, Ford Gibson 20:20, John Koellen 20: 32, Joe Drozd 20:47.

Fredric Wheeler 20: 50, Albert Smith 20: 52, Jim Rabalois 21:00, Richard Peterson 21:15, R.S. Baker 21:25, Franc Randy Turner 21:41, Melvln Her! 21:41, Cory Chondter 21:45, Wes Montgomery 21:40. Steve Arnold 21: 50, Lavelte Pepper 21: 51, Sterling Buetiman 22:53. Roy Ronev 22:23. Blair Durkee 27:25, Borbaro Ivev 22:41, Ronnie Common 22:47, Morion Cast) 22:47, Jim Ooket 23:10, Jerry Mitchell 23:30.

Allese Nelson 23:41, Robert Gray 13 40, Bill Bumoordner 23 57, Warren Grafton 23 51, Sandy Parker 24:11, B. Bablngton 24:15, Rodney Crank 24:11, Doyle Blaslngome 24:20, Penny Glonvllle 24:21, Cloude Beaslev 24:31. Yoh RB 34:41, Jon Wilkinson 24:44, George Ing 24: 54, Crawford Garrett 25 00, Dovid Moore 25: 14, Malcolm Alexander 25: 10, Louis A noway 25:31. Jane Mitchell 24:01, Trllll Green 24:31, Jo Shaw 14:41. Bonnie Spoor 27:05, Ellen Boutwell 21: IS, Ikev Long 20:02, Sandy Ronev 20:50.

Florence Al-lowav 31 03, Nancy Brown 31 10. From Staff, Wire Reports AUBURN, Ala. Randy Campbell connected with Lionel James on a 15-yard touchdown pass with 1:59 left Saturday to lift lOth-ranked Auburn to a 27-24 college football victory over No. 17 Florida State. FSU quarterback Kelly Lowery had shreaded Auburn with passes and powered over for two short second half touchdowns to give Florida State a 24-20 lead with less than six minutes to play.

But Campbell directed Auburn on a 74-yard scor-. ing march with the ensuing kickoff, capping it with the scoring flip to a wide-open James before 79,600 fans. Auburn linebacker Gregg Carr nailed down the Tigers' third victory in four games by intercepting a pass by Lowery at the Auburn 24 as FSU tried to storm back in the final seconds. Florida State is now 2-2. Auburn fullback Tommy Agce took a short Campbell pass and slipped through several FSU tacklers on a 27-yard touchdown run with no time left on the clock before the half.

The touchdown made it 20-10 Auburn and capped a furious 13-point Auburn spurt in the final six minutes of the half that was inspired by David King's one-handed interception of a Lowery pass in the end zone. A 6-yard pass from Campbell to Jeff Parks put Auburn ahead 7-0 with the game less than two minutes old. But a 5-yard pass from Lowery to Cedric Jones and a 33-yard Phillip Hall field goal moved FSU back ahead 10-7. Auburn's Al Del Greco kicked field goals of 45 and 38 yards in the first half. GEORGIA 20, MISSISSIPPI STATE 7 Sophomore tailback Keith Montgomery scored two touchdowns to trigger llth-ranked Georgia to its Southeastern Conference victory at Athens, the Bulldogs' 19th consecutive league triumph.

Georgia, 3-0-1, took a 17-7 half time lead on a 52-yard first-period field goal by Kevin Butler and Montgomery's 1-yard touchdown plunge and 9-yard pass reception from John Lastinger in the second quarter. Butler added a 27-yard field goal in the fourth period to close out the Georgia scoring. Mississippi State, 2-2 overall and 0-2 in the SEC, scored its only touchdown on quarterback John Bond's 16-yard run midway through the second period. SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 27, OLE MISS 7 James Cooper returned a pass interception 38 yards for one touchdown and Louis Lipps bolted 28 yards on a reverse for another in Oxford, propelling the Golden Eagles to their third win in four games. Lipps also caught a 59-yard bomb from quarterback Robert Ducksworth to set up a last quarter touchdown that dashed any Mississippi hopes for a comeback.

Despite the offensive thunderbolts, the Golden Eagles survived behind the brawny backs of their defense, which repelled the Rebels deep inside Eagle territory on four straight series in the third quarter. Trailing 17-7 at the time, Mississippi started with the ball on the Eagle 31, 35, 29, and 20 but did not score after two fumble recoveries, a 55-yard punt return and a 43-yard fumble return. One of the futile series ended with a punt, freshman Bill Smith missed 52 and 47-yard field goal attempts on two others and cornerback Bruce Miller blocked a third field goal try after the Rebels reached the five. Mississippi fell to 1-4 with the loss. Southern Mississippi also scored on field goals of 33 and 29 yards by Steve Clark and on Sam Dejarnette's 4-yard run after Lipps' catch of the bomb in the last period.

ALABAMA 44, MEMPHIS STATE 13 Walter Lewis passed for three touchdowns and ran for another as Alabama took advantage of Memphis State mistakes in a non-conference game in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Lewis, hitting on 12 of 19 passes for 156 yards, connected on scoring passes to Joey Jones for 7 yards, Greg Richardson for 36, and Joe Smith for eight as the sixth ranked Crimson Tide ran its record to 4-0. Memphis State dropped to 1-3. Memphis State jumped to a 10-0 lead on a 27-yard field goal by Don Glosson and a 4-yard pass from Danny Sparkman to Ricky Sparkman. Greg Montgomery set up the touchdown by recovering a fumble at the Alabama two.

TENNESSEE 45.THECITADEL6 Junior kicking specialist Fuad Reveiz kicked four field goals and three extra points as the Volunteers swamped out-manned The Citadel 45-6 in a non-con-fernce game in Memphis, Tenn. The Citadel, a Southern Conference and Division I-AA member, was never in the game although the Bulldogs, now 1-3, kept the Volunteers out of their end zone for the entire first quarter, allowing the Southeastern Conference team only two field goals. But the Volunteers, who leveled their record at 2-2, put the game out of reach in the second quarter scoring three touchdowns and another field goal to take 29-0 half-time edge. LPGA SCORES SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP)-Second round scorei Saturday In the Lodiei Professional Golf Association 1175,000 Son Jose Classic at the 3, 130-yard, por-73 Almoden Golf ond Country Club course: Jane Crofter 7077-14? Dot Germain 7547142 Shoron Barrett 7440-147 Patty Sheehan 71-72-143 Mvro Van Hoot 7440-10 Alice Miller 74-70-144 Betsy Barrett 72-72-144 Hollit Stocy 73-71-144 Sue Ertl 71-73-144 Sue Fog lemon 70-75-14S Kathy Whltworth 74-71-145 Kothy Postlewalt 73-72-143 Beverley Davis 74-71-145 Charlotte Montgomery 77-73-145 Robin Wolton 73-73-144 Pot Bradley 72-74-144 Janet Colei 73-73-144 Steoltanle Fgmlo 72 74-144 Pio Nllison 7571-144 Kothryn Young 74-72-144 Vlckl Fergon 74-71-147 Lenore Murooka 7572-147 Alice Rltimon 7572-147 Pom Oietten 73-74-147 Missle McGeorg 75-73-140 Jan Stephenson 77 71-144 Sandra Palmer 7573-140 Sally Little 74-74-140 Chrli Johnson 72-77-14 Silvio Bertolocclni 73-74-14 Laura Cole 74-75-14 Joan Joyce 74-75-14 Thereto Heiifon 73-74-14 Debbie Holl 7574-14 Donna Copont 75 74-14 Lynn Adams 77-7214 Carol Chorbonnler 73-74-14 Nancy Rubin 74-75-14 Mary Beth Zimmerman 7574-14 Rose Jonet 77-7315 Juli Inktter 77-73-150 M.J.

Smith 7575-150 Laurl Peterson 74-74-150 Amy Alcott 7474-150 Betsy King 74-74-150 JoAnnWoshom 75 75-150 Penny Pull 74-74-150 Jane Geddet 74-74-150 LeAnn Coswday 7575-150 Morta Nouse 7073-151 Barb Bunkowsky 7574-151 Becky Pearson 7 5 74-1S1 Morlene Floyd DeVmon 73-70-151 Mindv Moore 74-75-151 Cindy Lincoln 7574-151 Beth Daniel 75 74-151 Shelly Hamlin 70-73-151 BOOTHILL Saturday's results from Boothill Speedway. LATE MODEL SPORTSTERS Flritheat- Eddie Taylor; 3 Morty Brodus; 4. Ronnie Adorns, 5. Billy Robinson. Second heat 1.

Henry Roblton; 2. Lorry Clevenger; 1 Jerry Alyor; 3. Rusty Cummings; 4. Willie Weill. Feature 1.

Deuglnoolli; 2. Eddie Taylor; 3. Henry Robison; 4. Billy Robinson; S. Jamei Sirman; 4.

Lory; 7. Jerry Alyor; I Richord Ball; 0. Willie Wells; 10 Rusty Cummings. MODIFIED CLASS First heat -1. Gory Wright; 2.

Billy Melton; 1 Roy Ingalls. Second heat 1. Doug Ingalls; 2. Ricky Ingalls; 3. Rick Brown; 4.

Ronnie Poch; i. Dal Seme. Feature 1. Gory Wrloht; 3. Doug Ingolli; 1 Billy Melton; 4 Ricky logo I Is 5.

Rick Brown; 4. Ray Inoolls; 7. Keith Mitchell; I. Ronnie Poche; 0. Duke Groce; 10.

Randy McKlnney. HOBBY STOCK First heat -1. Ronnie Humphrey 1. Jelf Cottle; 3. David Herman; 4.

Phillip Llnvllle. Second heat 1. Greg Stephens; 2. Pete Gerbine; 1. Bob Wilson; 4.

Richard Albrecht; 5. Dennis McLeod. Third heat 1. Mike Bradley; 1. Jody Sluckey; 3.

Bob Myers; 4. Doug Vick; S. Mike Morris. Consolation leature 1. SteveWoods; 2.

Keith McCluno; 3. Bobby Horgli; 4. Ricky Burks; 5. Eddie Willis. A lecture 1.

Jefl Castle; 1. Mike Bradley; 3. Ronnie Humphrey; 4. Pete Gurbine; S. Greg Stephens; 4.

Jody Stuckev; 7. David Herman; I. Mike Morris; 0. Doug Vick Dennis McLeod. SPORTSTERS First heat 1.

David Nichols; I. Gory War-lick; 3. Butch Potion; 4. Jerry Toylor; S. Jamet Krulthof.

Second heat 1. Bobby Skinner; I. Kerry Rice; 3. Terry Warllck; 4. Wayne Kennedy.

A feature -1. Bobby Skinner 2. Bob Bryan; J. Terry Worlick 4. Jerry Toylor 5.

Kerry Rice; 4. Glen Phillips; 7. Gary Worlick; I. Ricky Byrnt; 0. Butch Potion; 10.

Wayne Kennedy. JR. TENNIS Here are Saturday'! results from me SPAR Junior Novice tennis tournament at Southern Hills Tennis Center. BOYS 14-10 SINGLES -First round-Danny Burgd. Darren Tynerdefoult; Chuck Gov d.

John Petty 4-1, 44; John Thompson d. Cahill Doyle 44, 44; Webster JOhnson d. Eric Posner 4-2, 4-3; Brian Shaver d. Mark England 7-5, 7-S; Drew Pate d. Mark Bolding 4-4, 44, 4-3; David Hesser Mike Goslln 4-4.

4-2. Semis Burg d. Gov 4-7, 44, 4-3; Pate d. Shaver 4-2, 4-3; Jones d. Hesser 4-7, 7-4, 44.

DOUBLES first round Mark Boldlng-Tyrone Batesd. Jeff Cooper-Danny Burg 44, 4-3; Mark England-Charles Burnett d. Chuck Goy-Cahill Doyle 4-1, 44; Jimmy Pitts-Byron Stlnson d. Glen Klppana-Steve Hurt 4-1, 44. Second round Botding-Bates d.

England-Burnett 4-1, 4-2; Pitts-Stinson d. Brossett-Lee. BOYS 14s SINGLES First round Andy Cummlngt d. Bill Good in 4-1, 4-2; Brent Gar-debled d. Scott Peatross 44, 4-1; John Hordison d.

Wllliom Lee default; Steven Humohreys d. Todd Mayhall 4-1, 44; Bryan Patterson d. Charles Grllllth 44, 44; Greg Shlvely d. Scott Lowhon 44, 4-1; John Hogue d. Jeff Payne 4-3, 44; Horvard Yerger Brad Kendall 5-7, 44.

4-3. Second round Mike Hordison d. Cummings 4-3. 4-7; Gardebledd Hordison Rutledge4-3, 4-3; Pattesend Humphreys 4-3, 4-3; Hague d. Shlvely 4-2, 4-3; Kevin Mockey d.

Yerger 4-2, 4-4; Corwin Bros sett d. Schuvler Spot-tswood 44, 44; Webster Johnson d. Jelf Cooper default. Quorterflnals Garnebled d. Hordison 4-2, 4-1; Patterson d.

J. Hordison 44, 4-1; Hague d. Mockey 7-S. 4-3; Broiseft d. Johnson 44, 44 DOUBLES First round John Rutledge-Horvord Yerger Wode LoHar-Gree Shively I S.

3- 4. 4-4; Jeff Latto-Brent Gar deb ted d. Charles Grilfith-Scott Lawhon 4-1, 4-0; Brad Kendall-Mike Rice d. Trey Cm-Bill Goodln 4-1 44; Patterson-Hague d. Hordlson-Hardlson 4-2, 4-1.

Semis Latto-Gordebled d. Rutledge-Yergtr 44. 4-2; Patterson-Hague d. Kendall-Price 44. 4- 3.

BOYS 12s SINGLE First round Schuyler Spottswood d. Dan Gray 4-4, 2-4. 4-3; Kevin Mockey David Oliver default; Rick Michael d. Chris Moor 44, 44; BrlonWoytd. BlokeWren44, 4-3; Jell La rto d.

Jason French 44. 44; Steve Schmidt d. Jim Snyder 44, 2-4. 4-1; Jon Davis d. Jefl Cooper 4-1, 4-3; Chris Johnson d.

Charles Black 4-1, 4-2; Movie Foraotson Kevin Labban 4-2, 44; John Rogers Todd Pierce 4-3, 44; Geoffrey Cleveland d. Brett Kertey 4-2, 7-3. Second round Steve Humphries d. Mike Schnobel 44, 44; Spotswocd Mockey 7-S, 7-5; Michoel d. Wvat 4-2, 4-1 Schmidt d.

Lotto 4-3. 7 Johnson d. Davis 4-1, 4-2; Forgotson d. Rogers 7-4, 44, 74; Cleveland d. JansenMcGuIre 4-1, 4-2; Joy Claravelio d.

Chris Cosse 4-3, 7-5. Quarterfinals Humphries d. Spottswood 7-S, 7-S; Michael d. Schmidt 44. 44; Johsnon d.

Foraotson 4-1, 4-1; Clorovello d. Cleveland 44, 4-3. Semis today at 0 a.m. DOUBLES First round Davls-Mlchoel d. Block-Forgotion 44, 44; Labban-French d.

Moore-Hurley 4-1, 4-2; Rogers-Cleveland d. Pierce-Gray 4-2, 44. Semis Davls-Mlchoel d. Labban-French 44, 4-1. BOYS Ms SINGLES First round Jodie Jones d.

Aaron Wlmberly 4-1, 4-1; James Graham d. Matt Wall Brlon Bernard d. Richard Reynolds 4-2, 57, 74. Semis Wall d. Jones 7-4.

4-2; Greg Gayle d. Brian Bernard 4-3, 34, 4-1. GIRLS 121 SINGLES First round -Meredith Carlisle d. Catherine Cosse 44, 44; Trocey Harris d. Jodie Richard 4-1, 44; Chorion Felse d.

Jenny Cluck 4-2, 44. Semis Sunday at a.m. GIRLS 14s SINGLES First round Karen Carroll d. Tltfony Smith defoutt; Jedle Orion d. Julie Ann homos 44, 44; Melissa Cooper d.

Mary Wimberly 4-1. 4-3; Sue Snyder d. Krlsten Griffey 44, 44; Kothryn Chose d. Elliabetfi Murphy 7-S. 4-1.

Ouorters Hutchinson d. Corroll 4-3, 4-1; Cooper d. Orion 4-3, 4-3; Snyder d. Chose 44. 4-3, 4-1; Hawk Ins d.

Robin Ltvy 4-3, 4-1. Semis Sunday ot 10 a.m. DOUBLES First round Ho wklns-Horrlid. Murphy-Orton 44, 4-1. Semis Jones Grlftey d.

Carroll-Corllste 4-1, 44; Hawkins-Morris d. Hutchinson-Levy 14, 4-2. 74. GIRLS 14-IOs SINGLES First round -Megan Bounds d. Donna Orton Mllllcent Oemlnt d.

Krlsten Lumlev 44. 44; Maureen McCobe d. Rhonda HetHtlnger 4-1, 4-2; Karen Wlmberly 4. Michelle Fols 5-7, 7-5, 4-1. Quarters Ashtev Jones d.

Michelle Klrken-doll 4-2. 44; Bounds d. Demind 4 3. 4-3; McCobe d. Wlmberly 4-1, 4-2; Kim Chose d.

Elliobetb Locef leld 4-2, 4-2. Semis Sunday ot 10 o.m. DOUBLES First round McCobe-Chase d. Lumiev-Locefleld 4-1, 4-2; Bounds-Demlnd d. Hennlngor-Wlmberly 4-3.

14. 44. Moerschell, Simmons pace Texas in rout of Rice Owls LOCAL GOLF North wood Ladies Golf Association Championship Championship (light 1. 81 Jonet 144; 1. Bobbie Veotch 145; 3.

Anne Wyche 171. Low putts B.I. Jones 44. First flight -1. Dorothy LOMolne 17; 2.

Saml Oovls 201; 3. Judy Shlvely 202. Low putt! -Dorothy LoMolne 44. Second flight -1. Catherine Robertson 204; 1 Patsy Guln 2IS; 3.

Betty Cobs 115. Low putts -Joan Carroll 73. Jeonette Wllllomi low net oward Cotherlne Robertson 134. Closest to the hole Gall Head. Longest drive Bobble Veotch.

Low putt! At-lie Winn 20, Barbara Marlowe II. Ringer tournament: Moil Improved oon Carroll 71; Low net Bobbie Veotch St At Eost Ridge Hole-ln-Onei J.T. Sinclair oced the 143-yard fourth hole bock on Aug. 20, using four-Iron. He was slaving with John Webster, Pete Wilson ond Pot Reynolds.

Hugh Vlmon mode hli with a ili-lron on the 145-yard 11th hole, white playing with John Meyer, Lloyd Leonard ond Richard Crittenden. Men'l Best Ball 1 Buss Ptetlerie and Dannie McCheinev 40; 2. TEXAS GOLF SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) Third-round icorei Soturdov In the Texas Ooen Golf Tournament on the aor-70 Oak Hills Country Club course: Jim Colbert 444244-104 Mark Ptetl 704343-104 George Codle 4444-70-100 David Edwordt 444044-200 DougTewell 704545-200 Jay Haas 404447-700 Tony Sill! 474440-200 Curt Byrum 714445-202 Ben Crenshaw 404747-202 Gary McCord 4744-71-202 Jeff Sander! 47-7044-203 Scott Slmpmt 404044-203 Lee Trevino 44044-203 Brod Brvnm 704447-203 fym swe SCOREBOARD From Wire Reports AUSTIN, Texas Junior quarterback Rob Moerschell threw two touchdown passes the first of his college career and long-striding freshman Edwin Simmons raced 76 yards for a score as No. 2 Texas trounced Rice 42-6 Saturday night in a Southwest Conference football game. The game, Texas' SWC opener, was part of the school's centennial celebration.

Rice, which broke a 15-game losing streak last week with a 22-21 victory over Southwestern Louisiana, did little to spoil Texas' birthday party as Rice quarterback Phillip Money was intercepted three times and sacked seven times for 44 yards in losses. Texas, warming up for its annual intersectional game with Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas next week, got a chance to use quarterback Todd Dodge in the fourth quarter. Dodge, who was Texas' No. 1 quarterback before separating his left shoulder in a Sept. 9 scrimmage, threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Russell Hays.

Texas linebacker Mark Lang intercepted a Money pass on the third play from scrimmage at the Rice 21 and tailback John Walker scored from the 8 with 11:51 left in the first quarter to the delight of 70,005 fans. Safety Jerry Gray's interception at the Texas 49 set up the Longhorns' second touchdown, a 22-yard pass from Moerschell to Bill Boy Bryant. It was also Bryant's first score as a collegiate. Moerschell beat the half time clock with a 52-yard pass-run touchdown toss to Brent Duhon, who had not caught a pass in Texas' first two games this season. TEXAS TECH 3, TEXAS Texas Tech rode Ricky Gann's 51-yard field goal at Lubbock, Texas, to move atop the Southwest Conference standings with a 2-0 record.

The Red Raiders, 2-1 for the season, squandered a pair of prime scoring opportunities in the second half but the Tech defense kept the Aggies bottled up all evening. Raider quar-' terback Jim Hart streaked 58 yards in the fading minutes of the first half to set up Gann's wind-aided kick 27 seconds before the intermission. 1-3, "ever mounted a serious scoring threat and, with CFL GLANCE St. Cloud St. 21 S.

Dakota St. St. John's. Minn. 34, Corleten 0 Soginow Vol St.

14, Hillsdale I Simpson 33, Upper Iowa 14 Sioui Falls 40, Dakota Westyn I S. Dakota 4. Mornfftgtldo 1 S. Doketa Tech 35, S. Dokoto- Sprofld 7 Sterling 71, Tober 4 Tarkio 17, Cent.

Merhedlit 7 Toledo 31, Ohio U. 0 wobosh 35. Mllilkln 14 Wartburo 24, Wllliom Penn 2 Washburn 41, mperla St. 7 Wayne, Mich. 22.

Grond Volley St. 10 wavne. Neb. 11, Mo Western 0 W. Michigan 20, Miami, Ohio II Wichita St.

43, Drake 0 Winono SI 2t, Bern id i I St. 11 Wisconsin 4, Northwestern I Falls 21, SW Minnesota 14 Wis. Stout 14, 7 Wootter II, Ohle Weslyn IS Yankton it, Huron 7 SOUTHWEST Artromai 31 Tents Christian 31 Ark.4Aontlcef!o 25. Ouachita 24 Cameron 21, SW Oklahoma I CeeH. St Ok la.

NE Oklohomo IS Nebraska IX Syracuse 7 Oklohomo 30, Kansas SI. II Oklohomo St. 0. Tulso S. Illinois 15.

Arkonsai St. 20 S. Arkansas 42. Bluff 7 Steohen 27, NW Loullt-ono 25 Teioi 42, Rlc 4 Teiat Tech 3, Teias AIM FAR WEST Arltona 33. Callfornlo 31 tie Brlghom Young 37, UCLA 35 Colorado Mines 3, Adams St.

Colorado St. 31, Utoh 70 Oregon 20. wttltwenti 17 Hawaii 27, Son Diego SI. 27, tie Linfleld 35. Oregon Tech 20 Nevada-Rene 37, Idone St.

14 Nev -Los Vepot 35, Oregon St. 11 N. Colorado 24, N. Dokot 24 Notre Dome 27, Colorado I PocHic U. 33, W.

Washington 14 Puoet Sound 17, W. Oregon St. Mary 'b Col. 17, Havward St. 1 S.

Carolina 31 Southern Cel S. Colorado 10, Ft. Lewis 4 Utah St. 21 Fresno St. 12 Wosftfnoten 27, Navy 1 Weber St.

21, Montana SI 20 Wyoming 40, TaovEi Pat IT Wllliom 1 Mary 14. Vol 14 Wotterd 14. Presbyterian 7 MIDWEST Adrian 51. St. Norbert 14 Albion 10.

DePouw 7 Baker 34, Missouri Vol. I Beiolt 21 Grlnnell 0 14, Peru St. I Bethel, Minn. 10, St. Oiof 17 Bowling Green 74, Michigan 21 Butler 41, Volparolso33 Cent.

Iowa 17, Bueno Vista 10 Cent. Michigan 13, Kent St. 7 Cent. Missouri 34. NW Missouri St.

10 Cent. Ohio 44, Liberty Baptist 14 Cincinnati 41 Cornell 20 Colorado Cel. 24, Cornell, Iowa 14 Concordia, III. 30, NE Illinois 14 Concordia, Moor. 14, Mocalester Defiance 35, Olivet Denlsan 31, Muskingum 2 Dickinson St.

27, Chodron St. I Ooane 31, Westmorll Oubuaue 14, Luther 14 E.Carolina 13, Missouri 4 E. Illinois 21, Youngttown St. 20 Ft. Mors St.

44, Kearney St 71 Georgetown, Ky. 33, Franklin 31 Gracelond 23, Md-Am Noioreno 12 Hamllne 37, Augsburg 7 Hanover 35, Bluftton I Hope 35, Kenvon 21 Illinois IX Iowa 0 Illinois St. 37, Indkmo St. 2 Indiana Central 10, Ashland 0 Iowa Weslyn 33. Culver-Stockton John Corroll 14, Hlrom Col I Lincoln 21, Missouri-R olio 17 Michigan 43, Indiana 10 Michigan St.

It. Purdue 20, tie Middle Tenn. 24, Akron 3 Mmot St. 34. Dakoto St.

7 Mount Union 21 Marietta 0 New Meike St. 14. Iowa St. 17 Norm Pork 31, Carroll. Wit.

N. Illinois 27, Ball SI. 14 Iowa 32, W. Illinois 14 NW lowo 45, Do no I Northwa, Mich. 35, Mlchlgm Tech 25 Oberlln 17, Geneva 14 Ohio Northern 14.

Heidelberg I Ohio SI. 4t, Minnesota 10 Olivet Nerarene 21 Benedictine, III SI. Ambrose 11 Monmouth, III. two conference losses, appears out of the SWC title race. Hart, Tech's crafty senior field general, guided the Raiders to the shadow of the Aggie goal midway through the third period but four plays from the 10 left them inches short of the end zone.

SMU 34, TEXAS-ARLINGTON Freshman Jeff Atkins and sophomore Reggie Dupard each gained more than 100 yards rushing and led 13th-ranked Southern Methodist to an easy win in a non-conference game in Irving, Texas. Dupard gained 168 yards on 13 carries, including a 69-yard touchdown on the second play of the fourth-quarter, while Atkins added 140 yards on 2 1 carriers and a 9-yard first-quarter touchdown. SMU quarterback Lance Mcllhenny completed six of 10 passes for 123 yards, including a 51-yard touchdown to freshman Ron Morris, and ran the Mustangs' unbeaten string to 20 games, the longest such streak in the NCAA Division I. SMU, 4-0, dominated on both sides of the line of scrimmage throughout the game. BAYLOR 42, HOUSTON 21 Baylor quarterback-fullback Allen Rice ran for three 1-yard touchdowns, Alfred Anderson scored two more and Houston's offense self-destructed with seven turnovers as the Bears rolled to a Southwest Conference victory.

Houston, the No. 6-ranked rushing offensive unit in the nation, lost five of 10 fumbles and two interceptions with three of the miscues leading to Baylor touchdowns. Another fumble stopped a UH drive at the Baylor 2-yard line. Rice's three 1-yard dives and a 25-yard sprint by Alfred Anderson provided Baylor with a 28-14 halftime lead behind the triple quarterback combination of Rice, Tom Muecke and Cody Carlson. Anderson fueled Baylor's ground game with 142 yards on 17 carries.

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Lawrence 17, HoDort 0 Salisbury St. 25, Cortlond St. I Slippery Rock IS, Indiana, Pa. Stony Brook 23, RPI It Susauehonno 50, Wilkes Sworthmore 24, Ursinus 7 Trenton St. 21, Gtossbore SI.

II Tufts 42. Weslevon 14 Wogner 4t, Dlst. ol Columbia 21 Waynesburg 23, Duouesne 4 W. Connecticut 22, W. New Ena-londtt West Liberty Glenvtlle St.

7 W. Virginia 24. Pittsburgh 21 W. Va. Weslyn 10, Forrment St.

1 Westmnstr, Pa. 24. Grove City 1 Worcester Tech, Colby 7 SOUTH Alabama 44, Memphis St. 11 Alabama 44. Morehouse 14 Alcorn St.

II, S. Carolina SI. 11 Auburn 27, Florida SI. 24 Catholic U. 24, MaryvllM 1 Centre 24, Sewanee 21 Kentucky 31, Austin Petty Elon 20, Lenolr-Rhynt Furmon 40, VMI 0 Georgia 20, Mississippi St.

2 Georgia Southern 25. Gordner- Wfebb 11 Guilford 14, Emory Henry Hompden-Sydnoy 31, Brdowator.Vo. 7 Hampton Inst. 20, Elliobetb City SI 0 James Modlson SO, Davidson I Mars Hill 35, Newberry 27 Maryland 23, Virginia 3 Miami, Flo. 54, Duke 17 Norfolk St.

71, Bowie St 4 N. Carolina 30. Georgio Tech 21 N. Corellno AAT47, Smith 35 N.C. Central 24, Favettevllle St.

1 N. Corellno St. 3. Woke Forest 15 SE Loulslono 77, Kentucky 7 S. Mississippi 27, Mississippi 7 Tennessee 45, Citadel 4 Virginia St.

24, Morgan St. 12 Virgin Tech 31, Louisville 0 Virglnlo Union 13, St. Paul's 4 Wash, Lao 21 Rondolph- Mcconll W. Virginia Tech 20. Solem, W.Va.

II Carolina 11, Mannall 1 LA. SCHOOLS Stephen F. Austin 27, Northwestern 25 La. Tech 17, 14 Southeastern 27, Weitorn Kentucky 7 EAST American Intl. 7, S.

Connecticut Amherst 20, Bowdoln 0 Boston College II, Temple IS Bulfolo St. 24, Buffalo 7 California, Pa. 24, Edlnboro St. to Carnegie-Mellon 50, Thiol 11 Case Western 71, Wash 4 Jeff. 17 Clarion St.

41 Shlppensburt St. 12 Colgate 34, Boston U. 17 Concord It, W. Virginia SI. 7 Connecticut 0, New Hampshire 7 Curry 15, Fromlnghom St.

7 W. Post 21, Cent. Connecticut Delaware St. 21, Bethune- Cookmn 14 Stroudsaurg 31, Kutttown St. 7 Florida 21, Howard U.

17 Frostburg St. 10, Mercyhurst 7 Gettysburg 45, Johns Hopkins 11 Harvard 24, Army 21 Hofitra 23, Conlilut 7 Holy Cross 41, Dartmouth lone 27, MOT 1st 0 Ithoco 14. Allred I Kean 24, Wm. Po tenon I Klngi Point 14, Y. Tech I Lafayette 33, Bucknell 3 Lebanon Vol.

33. Dickinson 22 Lehigh 14, Delaware 10 Lock Haven St. 17, New Haven Lowell 21, Breckport St. 0 Lycoming 37, Wldener 0 Maine 23, Towsen St. 14 Maine Morltlme 21, Brdgwoter.Mass.

13 Monslleld St. 15, Chevney St. Middlebury 21, Bate! 12 Millerivllle SI. 14. W.

Chester St. Montclolr St. 14, Romapo 4 Moravian 27, Deloware Vol. 21 Northeastern 22, Springfield 7 Pace 14. Fordhom 0 Penn St.

34. Rutgers 25 Plymouth St. 40, WeiHIeld St. Princeton 27, Brown 14 Rhode island a MossachvMftt Rochester 14. Wllllomi 1 Eastern Division PF PA Pit Toronto 13 0 370 352 14 Ottowa 5 4 I It 10 Hamilton 4 1 304 370 I Montreal 1 205 300 4 Western Division BrltshCImb 3 0 14 Winnipeg 1 4 0 320 202 14 Colgary 4 4 0 202 234 12 Edmonton 4 5 0 370 243 12 Saskatchwn 3 0 277 414 4 Saturday's Garnet Winnipeg 34, Homliton 10 Ottawa 24, Saskatchewan 23 Sunday's Gomel Toronto at Montreal.

13:30 m. Colgory ot Edmonton, 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. I Ottowa at Colgory, 0:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

0 Edmonton ot Toronto, 13:30 m. Montreal ot Saskatchewan, 2:30 p.m. AUTO RACING NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. (AP) The lrtkKlfe4lal Mp44ftMe1 W.0t0h 0 111 0,0 I.