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i- 0wlouw, La, Sun, October IS, 1978 DAILY WORLD IS DAILY WORLD SCOREBOARD State Roundup McNeese Rips Northeast SERIES BOX SCORES i Feartt Glow LOS ANGELES NEW YORK rkU ikrHH lanes tb 4 1 Blair et mi Russell 1 1 1 1 Rims ft tin Smilt rl till Whin If it Cnrvej lb Hansen 1 1 1 Cey In IlllJackaa dk 4111 Baker If 4111 Plniella rl III I Mnnday (Hi till Netlln lb 4111 Nona 1 1 1 1 Chmnla Ik 4 1 1 Yenter 1 1 1 1 Stanley a 1 1 Davalill en till Spencer pa nil Gnu (III Doyle ft till John a III! Dent am Fomer a 1 1 1 1 Figueroi a Ilia Welck a IIIITidrw a mi Gesssea a III! Totals aillTWala las AJUjelai MDant- New Vert an mill I-1 Tn (ka ataaiai scared. E-Ruuell. DP-Near York I. LOB-Lct Anieka New Yerk I IB-Yeaer, Mnnsna. HR-Snitk III.

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(UPI) -Running back Artie Shankle rushed for a pair of scores and placekicker Don Stump kicked three field goals to lead McNeese State to a 31-10 win over Northeast Louisiana Saturday night. The loss was the first of the year for the Indians, who dropped to 4-1-1. McNeese upped its record to 4-2. Shankle gained 139 yards on 14 carries in helping rip the Northeast defense for a total of 250 yards on the ground. The Indians took a 10-7 lead on Bill Weimer's 34-field goal and Bud Cespiva's 65-yard pass to John Floyd, sandwiched around Wendell Lejeune's 5yard run for McNeese.

From there, McNeese scored the last 24 points of the game. Stump connected on field goals of 24 and 44 yards in the second quarter after a pair of interceptions set up short drives. Shankle blasted 3 yards just before the half making it 20-10 at intermission. Stump added a 33-yard field goal in the third quarter and Shankle, who gained 100 yards for the third consecutive game, tallied again on a 1-yard plunge to make the final 31-10. Northeast quarterbacks were intercepted four times and the Indians also lost a fumble to aid in their undoing.

Grambling Ties ITTA BENA, Miss. (UPI) -Mississippi Valley State and unbeaten Grambling played to a scoreless tie Saturday as neither team could advance much beyond field goal range. Grambling now stands at 4-01 overall and 2-0-1 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference, Valley is now 3-3-1 and 0-2-1 on the season. Valley drove inside the Grambling 10-yard line in the second quarter but was penalized for holding and Issac Kinnel's 25-yard field goal attempt was wide. Valley later was held at the Grambling 20yard line.

Grambling kicker Larry Scrubbs tried a 35-yard field goal in the third period but it Was blocked by Valley's Willie Fulton. Grambling drove to the Valley 33, following a pass interception by Al Allen in the fourth period but lost the ball on downs. S'Eastem Bombs HAMMOND, La. (UPI) Mack Boatner rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown and the swarming Southeastern Louisiana defense held Livingston to just 13 yards rushing to lead the Lions to a 33-0 shutout in a Gulf South Conference game Saturday. The Lions, who entered the game with the top defense in NCAA Division II, recorded their second shutout of the year in holding Livingston to 13 yards rushing and 59 yards passing in winning their homecoming contest.

Southeastern upped its record to 3-2-1, while Livingston slipped to 2-4. Boatner scored the Lions' third touchdown of the game just before the half on a 16-yard run, making it 21-0 at intermission. Robert Hicks scored on a 22-yard sprint and quarterback Johnny Wells tallied on a 3yard run for the Lions'first two scores. Boatner's score was set up by Laverne Lee's interception of quarterback Bobby Moore pass at the Livingston 34. Three plays later, Boatner blasted in.

La. Tech Wins RUSTON, La, (UPI) Scooter Spruiell dashed 68 yards with a Keith Thibodaux pass and then set up the gamewinning field goal with a fourth-quarter punt return as Louisiana Tech stunned previously undefeated Ball State 17-7 Saturday night. Spruiell latched on to Thibodaux'spass behind the Ball State secondary in the first quarter to give the Bulldogs a 7-0 lead. The pass was the first touchdown scored against the tough Ball State defense in 18 quarters. Thibodaux, who completed 11 of 39 passes for 213 yards, had trouble moving against Ball State the rest of the game, as the Bulldogs had to rely on special teams to get their final 10 points in the fourth period.

Nicholls Beaten THIBODAUX, La. (UPI) -David Snokhaus tossed five passes to James Folston, two of them for touchdowns, and powered Cameron College to a 23-17 minute victory Saturday night over Nicholls State. Three Joe Hugon field goals, of 47, 31 and 33 yards, completed the Cameron scoring and set Nicholls back to 2-3 on the year. Cameron moved to 50-1. Cameron, ranked second in the nation in NAIA Div.

scored its final touchdown with 23 seconds remaining in the game on a spectacular Snokhous-Folston drive that took the Aggies 59 yards in just three plays. The Colonels' scores came on a 35-yard Glenn Magee field goal, a 73-yard punt return by Dwight Walker and a 2-yard run by Richard Auzenne. Northwestern Bombed LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) The University of Louisville, led by fullback Nathan Poole's 132 yards in 11 carries, rolled to a 51-7 win over Northwest Louisiana in a listless affair at Fairgrounds Stadium Saturday night. The easy victory improved Louisville's record to 4-1, while the visitors fell to 3-3.

The Cardinals, who host Boston University next Saturday night, racked up a 51-0 lead before Northwest Louisiana got on the scoreboard with 3:03 remaining in the game on a 2 yard run by Barry Rubin. Dennis Pendergraft kicked the point after. Southern Blitzed BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) -Perry Harrington rambled for 151 yards, including 52 and 47-yard runs for touchdowns, to spark undefeated Jackson State to an easy 41-14 Southwestern Athletic Conference victory over Southern Saturday night. Harrington ran 52 yards for a score to give Jackson State a 14-0 lead early in the second quarter.

He added his 47-yarder in a 21-point Jackson State explosion during the fourth quarter that put the game away. The win gave Jackson State its sixth consecutive victory, third straight in the conference. rierida III t-lt Alabamt 14 I l-a FLA FGYewremiaiM. -ALA: RuUedge II run McElroyklck. ALA: Jackaon 17 run.

McElny kick. ALA: FG McElroy U. FLA: Stephens II pass from Brantley. Pau lolled. ALA: Nathan I run Pau failed.

STATISTICS 1 FLA ALA First Downs a Rushes-Yards tin Ml PssitngYarda up lot Returo Yards II Passes it-ii-i 1IKH Punts aa 1 mi Fumblss Lost 4-1 t-l PenalUea-Yards mi 1-74 Auburn 11 7 I 11-41 Vanderbllt tip 1-7 AUB: Crlbbtt run. Portela kick. AUB: Cnbbs run. Portels kick. AUB: Cribbsl run.

Portela kick. AUB: Cribbaa run. Portela kick. VAN: Gilmer fumble recovered end tone. Weadsrd kick.

AUB: Cribbs I run. Portela kick. AUB Willis I run. Portela kick. AUB: Fleming run.

Portela kick. A -KIM. STATISTICS First Downs a II Rushes- Yards o-sn It-ill Pasting Yards I t) Return Yards ill Passes i-l-l MM PunU nil Mil Fumbles -Lost Penalties-Yards l-a 4-M NBA BOX SCORES DlfROtr 11141 Can I 11 11, Doilies I II, Lanier II Ferd I Porter I t-l 1, Long I 44 II, Tyler I 11, Gnen I 4. Behigea I I. Poquetta 44 4, Gerard I 1-1 I.

Total 41 B-41 111 ATLANTA (191 Drew I Rooodfield 7 II, flara 1 Hill I Johuoa I 0, Lei 4 I I Gieeas I II, Wiam I I- HcNillen I 44 RolliH SMI Total II in, Detroit BltSlaV-tM Atisau arm-IB Foaled ail- Carr, Bill, NcMilla. Techeitil-Detro Coacb (ilale. Total rwla-Delroit Atlaau a. HOUSTON (111) Temanoieb 4 S4 II, Real It-It, Nilone 11 Ml i), Duueavy I II, Ihrpliy 14 7-7 Witu I 4, Jona I II, Bradley I a. Barter ea t.

Toula 41 a 111 BOSTON (Ml Barna I II. HaiweO 4 Cowea I II, While II ea Chaaey II- 11, KnigU I 44 II, Awlrey I 4, Archibald I l-l I. Tottus I 1-1 11, William I I Tetabl 41 M-a IM. Mana-ui wan asaa-ta Fouled oat-Noos. Total Inik-Hointa Bates a.

TechtucsJ-Barao. Mllwmkso (111) H. Jehnios II na, Granleld I 14 1. Gianelli I 44 Buckner I 14 Winter! I 14 II, BrMgetnsa I 14 II, Walla I Beam I 44 Beilini I 04 Howard I I Mali 41 a-M 111. Sai Anloals Detrick I Kmon I 1-7 II, Crete I 14 Gale 4 04 Gervli 14 14 IT, Piulli I 14 14, Silu I 44 It Olberding 7 4 Dinpier I 14 II, Briilow 14 11, Sanderi I 14 7.

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Cennectint Hoalclair St. a Clariea Lock Heva II Columbia II, Pnncetw Coreell B. Harvard a Colby ft), Hamilta 7 Colgate Villanova tl 0 W. Pol 41, Hofttri I Dartmouth II. Yak I Delaware M.

N.C. AIT I Delaware St. II N.C. Central IS Dial, tl Col. 71, Va.

Coll. I E. Streudsburg II, Cheyney I Frank, ft Hank. II, Dickinm I Georgetown 41. Gallauoet Geaeva II, Grove City Holy Croa 31, Army I Indians IPs.) 8, Calil.

I Pa. I I lltiica SpringMd 14 Juniata Lycoming 7 Lalayetle H. Bucknell 7 Lehigh Davidson II Manhattan Cell. II, Stony Break II Maryland 14, Syracuse Mauachinetli II, Baton II. 7 Miami 10.1 a.

Marshall I Milleraville Meulield I Moravian 17, Gettysburg 7 Muhlenberg Ursinu 1 Nnvy II. Duke I New Yerk Teeb 77, PlalUbnrgh I New Hampshire 7, Maine 7 Nicbola 7, Heine Maritime Northeaiteni S. Coaoeeucat II Norwich II, Tulla 8 Pice 41, Brooklyn 7 Rhode Island 1. Virgurit Union I Rutgers II, Caaaerbcut St. Lawrence Wiener It Shifipensburg Edinbers 11 Swertbmore a.

Lebam Vol I Trinity Middlebury Unlea RPI I Upaaln Delawere Val. I Waaryao a. Wormier Tecb I Westminster WayMsbarg II W. Maryland 17, Wilsa 7 South Alabama E. Fhwide 11 Alabama AIM 17, Fish 7 Auburn VanderbUI 7 Bowie St.

EI11 City St 7 Centre 7, Principie I III. I I Clemens Virginia 14 Femns Hudn Valley I Florida AIM Noma Brows I Furmsa E. Teiinena 14 Gardner-Webb 14, Catawbn 7 Georgia Tech Miami IFU.I II Howard 17, Virginia St a Kentucky Mioisiippi 17 Kentucky St Uncoln V. (Mo.) a Livinptooe 11, J.C. Smith Mars Hill Cenea-Newmaa Meryville II, Milhupt 7 Miuinippi St Fleride St.

Miu. Valley St GramMing Morgan St 7, C. SL 7 North Carolina Wake Feral 8 Norfolk St. HempUo Inst I N. Alabama II, Austin Pay I Rendolph-MacM 41, Emery ft Henry 14 Salisbury SL II, Inula St 7 South Carolina Ohio U.

7 SE Louisiana Livingston I 8, Morehead St I Tewsoa St. II, FraUbarg St U. of South 8, Southwaten II VMI Richmond I Virginia Tech II, W. Virginia I William ft Mary J. Madisn I Winston-Salem St.

St Fayetlevllle St II Widencr J. Hopklu I Midwest Adrian Albla II Ark-Monlicelln Evengel Arkenssl St, So. Illinonj Bethany 17, St. Mary'i I BeM II, Carlelon II Bowling Green 8, Kent St. Buenn Vista Wartburg I Carroll 8, Carthage II C.

Michigan Illinois St 7 Chadron St Dickinnt Cm II, Knox Denism II, Heidelberg Dubuque Central 7 E. Michigan Akron II Ferris St. 14, Hillsdale Findlay tl, Earlham I Ft. Haya St. Pittsburg St.

I Georgetown Franklin 7 Grand Valley Saginew Valley It Crinnell II, St. Ambrose II Hanover II, Blulfton I Hiram II, Thiel I Hope (I, Olivet I Illinois Wisconsin 8 Indians NorthwMtertt It Indiana St 11, Drake Kalamauo Almn II Keerney SI. Wuhbun II Lawrence Monmouth I Loral II, Marquette Luther William Pan 1 Manchester II, Anderson I McPherua Kn. Woleyos Mlchlgee 81. Michigan Minnesota lows 8 Missouri B.

lews St. II Nebraska Kaaus St. II NE Missouri I. I Nebraska Wesleyas a. Midland I N.

Illinoa W. Illinois a Notre Dome 8, Pitlibergb 17 N. Mlchigu II, WWhiUwiler II Oklshomn 17, Ksnsu II Oshkoh Steveu Foist I Otterbeia Muskingum 7 Ottawa William Jewel a Purdue tl. Obis St St Norbert Norlhwoad a Simpson Upper Iowa ,1 Slippery Reek 8 Ashlend 17 St Joseph's Butler 17 VelpnraiH DePeuw I Wayne St Evinsnlle I Wabash 17, Wish -St Louis II Weyne SL a Missouri Westers W. Michigai IT, Toledo I Wltteebtrg Capital I Saints Visit San Francisco SERIES SCHEDULE New Yerk La safetst thst-el-Sene) (All TiiHa EOT) ISeriei bed, Ml Oct.

II Loa Aretki II, New Yerk I Oct II Lea Angelea 4, New Verb Oct II New York Lei Anelen I Oct. II lie York Lot Angela II tnntnga Oct It Loa Angela New York, 4:11 pa. Oct. 17 New York II La Angela, pet. Oct.

11 iNe York it La Angela, p.m. s-lf wceairy SEC BOX SCORES SOME HAVE PICKED the Saints as 4 -point underdogs while others have shown New Orleans as a two-point favorite in the contest. In addition to the offensive line, the Saints' offense, once an explosive mechanism, has suffered from back-field injuries which have crept up to make Nolan wonder if he were born under a bad sign. Running back Chuck Muncie has been hobbling for three weeks with a ligament pull, but he is listed as probable for the 49ers. COLLEGE SCOREBOARD STATE Georgia 24 ..17 Tulane ........9 Boston College ........3 UT-Arlington ...24: ........3 McNeese .......31 Northeast .......10 Louisville 51 Northwestern 7 Cameron 22 Nicholls ..17 Leathers Kentucky B-S4 Mississippi Mil IT 1 MISS: FourcideS run.

Langtey kick. MISS: FQLnaileylT. Wllaon paee (rem Mc-Crimmon. Grtgga kick. KENT FG Griggl II.

KENT: Carter 73 yard punt return. Kick tailed. KENT: Campbell 14 yard paea from McCntnmon. Hawklnarun. MISS: Coleman 1 run.

Langley kick. STATISTICS KEN MISS First Downs '14 17 Rushes -Yards SS-110 41-131 Pansing Yards 101 111 Return Yard! It Pissea Y-17-t U-ll-1 Pilots HIS HI Fumblea-Loet 1-1 S-l PenalUee-Yarda no SAN FRANCISCO Dick Nolan didn't leave his heart in San Francisco. But he left his job there two years ago. It will be a homecoming of sorts here Sunday afternoon when Nolan brings in his Saints to meet the 49ers at Candlestick Park. The kickoff time is set for 3 p.m.

(CDT), In addition to Nolan, three other members of his staff have reunions in mind when the struggling 2-4 Saints meet the 49ers who are also reeling from a miserable Season at 1-5: Saints' offensive line coach Dick Stanfel, linebacker coach Ed Beard and defensive backfield coach Chet Franklin all remember San Francisco well. NOT ONLY ARE the Saints desperate for a win, but New Orleans is also combing the league's waiver lists for players this week. Injuries to all but one starter on the offensive line has forced Nolan to move around personnel and patch up holes there, and his placekicker, Rich Szaro, has been placed on the injured reserve list for the rest of the season. Szaro, out with a groin pull, was forced to kick right footed in last weeks 24-16 loss to Cleveland. To replace Szaro, the Saints have signed Tom Jurich, a 10th round choice of the Steelers this season.

Jurich hurt his leg earlier in the year and was cut by Pittsburgh. The Saints contacted Jurich in Arizona where he was a football coach and working in a liquor store parttime. With both teams searching for winning combinations, the bettors' lines this week have been erratic. for La. Tech Ball State ..17 ...7 I Pet GB Indiana I I l.oa Dearer 1 It.ta Kanau City Man Milwauka I 1 I Chkage I I I Pactftc DivWoi I Pel GB Phonli I Seattle I II.Mt Portlatd I I GoUa Stile I I 4 See Diego I I Ml I 1 Iw Sabrday's Bssabj We Proudly Salute Florida State I II I I -IT Mississippi St.

14 II lt-U MSU: Jam 17 pan from Marlar. Marler tick. MSU: Jones 11 pan from Marlar. Marker kick. FSU: Flower I pun from Jordan.

Cappelen kick. FSU: Piatt II pin from Jordan. Cappelen kick. FSU: Joenaon Iron. Cappelen kick.

MSU: Jonoa II ma. Jonee paaa from Marler. MSU: Don ran. Jam nana from Marler. MSU: McDott pan from Jooea.

Marlerkick. MSU: Jooea Iran. Marlerkick. MSU: McDole paja from Copdand. Marlerkick.

MSU: Many I pus from Marlar. Kick failed. FSU: Cherry II pan from Jordan. Kick failed. A STATISTICS FSU MSU First Downa It 17 Rustles-Yards MN 4t-lll Pining Yarde Return Yarda II Passea B-tS int-l Punts eVT.

Mt.l Fumblea-Loet Penalties-Yarda 144 M. Manetu I gewtm 111, Boua la New Jersey lit. La Angela IN Atlanta IS, Detroit III las Antonio lit. Milwaaka III Sss Diego II Golden Stele toMOyt Guna WlweakM New Orleia GoMeo Stile Ptoenu Ckkaga Perilled Denver In Diego Kaaaa City Seattle COLLEGE SCORES ism AUegbay Case Weeten I AlbngM Saennebenns I Beta II, Ambers! I fbredoin II Willisna II Bosta St Mia. btiribM I C.

Arkensu Arkeasu II E. Central U. Nerlheeatern OMsbnms St 8, (Uersdt a Ri 11. TOJ 14 SMU a Baylor a David Vidrine Brighnm Yoeng 17, Oregsn Carroll a. E.

Meetau I Southeastern 33 Livingston 0 Grambling 0 Miss. Valley .0 Jackson State 41 Southern 14 SEC Alabama 23 Florida ....12 Auburn 49 Vanderbilt 7 Kentucky 24 Die Miss ...17 Miss. State .55 Florida State 27 OTHER TOP 20 Maryland (11) 24 9 Oklahoma State .24 Colorado (12) ........20 Texas (13) 26 N. Texas State 16 UCLA 45 Washington 31 Missouri (15) ........26 Lowa State ....13 Miss. State .55 Florida (17) 27 Long Beach State 33 Utah State 17 Navy (19) 31 8 Washington 34 Stanford (20) ...31 Cal Latherst a.

la Verne I Com St M. Ctl Wash. II Clsre-Mudd II. D. San Diets I Colorado St.

II. Air Porte II Keyword St. a. las rraa. St Idaho Moulin Linltekt Pet IOre.1 a Leaf loses Utah St.

II Mess Cell. II. 'Adams St. 11 Montana Tech W. Meatus II Montana St.

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Lewis Clert I Redlonds M. awss Pet a Si Hi Clara Cal Foly-PoaoM II St. Mirjs (Cal IS, Occidental I So. Ulin St. ft Leak (Colo.l I Ueshinitoe M.

Stanford II Westers St a. Cols. Mine! Westers Orefet Tec WNtwerth II, Wdlemette I Wjoaaisf a. San Diets St i' lawaaaj Isawi B.C. No Headache For Tulane, 9 To 6 hi I Moll VISA MASTER CHARGE CARDS WELCOME On his outstanding record of achievement during his first 3 months with our Company.

David Vidrine has earned both the Jefferson Standard Fast Start Award and the Award of Excellence as a result of his fine performance during the first quarter as a representative in Ville Platte. We are pleased to congratulate David and proud to have him as a member of our Baton Rouge Regional Agency serving the Ville Platte area. Melvin Michel, Manager Baton Rouge, La. Regional Agency NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Soccer-style kicker Ed Murray booted field goals of 43, 27 and 40 yards to lead the Tulane Green Wave to a 9-S win over winless Boston College Saturday night in the Louisiana SufSerdome. Murray, Tulane's all-time leading placekicker with 125 points, tied the game 3-3 just before the half after missing two earlier attempts.

The Canada native gave the Green Wave, now 2-4, its second consecutive win, the first time since 1975 that the Greenies have won two in a row. Boston College quarterback Jay Palazola engineered a 73yard scoring drive on the Eagles' first possession, capped by Tim Moorman's 24-field goal. Murray, who missed field goal tries of 44 and 39 yards after Tulane recovered a pair of Boston College fumbles, finally connected with 14 seconds left in the half on the 43-yarder to tie the score at intermission. Boston College, 0-5, took the second half kickoff, but Mike Curry fumbled and Mike Sims recovered for Tulane on the Eagle 29. Greenie quarterback Roch Hontas hit Darrel Griffin for 14 yards before Murray kicked the winning threepointer from 27 yards out with 11 12 left in the third quarter.

Murray followed soon after with a 40-yader to make it 9-3, and the Green Wave defense thwarted a late Boston College drive to preserve the win. Palazola started the Eagles at their own 18 and drove them to the Tulane 31. But on fourthand-1, nose guard Wilfred Simon and linebacker Frank Robinson stopped him short of the first. Tulane took over and ran out the clock. Tulane running back Marvin Christian was the game's leading rusher with 176 yards on 30 carries.

He also caught three passes for 34 yards. lttt-1 III l-l 45 INCH LEATHER TRENCH COAT Made of light weight soft smooth cowhide with all the genuine features of a trench coat. Removable belt, sleeve belts, loose back yoke, leather bound buckles, deep center back vent, inside pocket. FABRIC: Soft lightweight smooth Cowhide. goackeaux i VILLAGE VALET VISTA VILLAGE 948-9359 Boston College Tulane BC: FG Moorman M.

Murray TU: FG Murray n. TU: FG Murray a. 17.177. Neal. J.

Burke, Div. Mgr. InfnvoHe In STATISTICS .1 lilliil GOLD CHAINS, BRACELETS AND ANKLETS WALTON'S Jewelers TU M-171 gust Mil mm MSI 11 111 Mt mum First Downs Rashes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbtes-Loet Ptnalliea-Yards.