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City Prtis-Gtixtft-FrWay, October If, 1173 Tennessee at Alabama in Battle of Unbeaten Teams By ED SCHUYLER JR. Associated Press Sports Writer Surprising Miami of Florida and unbeaten Houston will launch the weekly battle for improved national football rankings tonight while Alabama's Bear Bryant ponders Tennessee and wonders about odds-makers. Houston takes its 5-0 record and No. 14 ranking into the Orange Bowl against 15th-ranked Miami, 3-1. Alabama will put its No.

2 ranking on the line as a two- No. 16 Colorado. jTodd, the Crimson Tide's lead- Miami, who upset Texas in I ing rusher. Tennessee is touchdown lOth-rated favorite Tennessee against in a match of unbeatens at Birmingham, in Saturday's big game. In another key matchup of teams listed in The Associated Press Top 20, third-ranked Oklahoma plays at home against Pro Hockey Scores NHL Minnesota 4, Detroit 4 (tie) Buffalo Lot 1 Chicago 7, Lot 2 Quebec 5, Toronto 2 Winnipeg New York 1 its season opener and narrowly i beating Oklahoma, gears its attack to the running of Woody Thompson who has gained 412 yards in four games and has a 4 6-yard per rush average.

Houston has displayed a sensational ground game so far. Leonard Parker has run for 564 yards, Reggie Cherry for 415 and quarterback D.C, Nobles for 312. "I don't know how those people who sit up there in New York or wherever they are can do something like that without seeing either team play," said Bryant after odds-makers made his Alabama team a two-touchdown favorite to beat Ten nessee in a key Southeastern Conference game. Both clubs have 5-0 records, but Tennessee almost came a cropper when it just edged Kansas 28-27 two weeks ago. Alabama rolls behind the passing of starting quarterback Gary Rutledge and the running of reserve quarterback Richard sparked by scrambling quarterback Condredge Hblloway and hard running Haskel Stanback and Bill Rudder.

The Oklahoma-Colorado Big Eight clash could be a duel sophomore quarterbacks--Steve Davis of Oklahoma and Clyde Crutchmer of Colorado. Oklahoma goes into the game with three victories and a tie. Colorado has four wins and a loss. Top-ranked Ohio State is favored to remain that way after playing Indiana on the road Saturday. Cash Traded To Phillies For Brett PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Pirates, seeking to remedy their pitching ills, have acquired Ken Brett from the Philadelphia Phillies for Dave Cash, a dependable but expendable second baseman.

Brett, 24, was 13-8 last season and bad 10 complete games, Nelson Briles. "I faced Brett a couple of times. He had a good, live arm and he's going to be an addition to the Pirate ballclub," Cash said after the deal was announced Thursday in New York. Two other deals were reported to be in the works Thurs- In other games involving Top day--although none of the clubs Ten teams Saturday, fourth- ranked Michigan will be at home against Wisconsin; No. 5 Penn State is at Syracuse; No.

6 Southern California hosts Oregon; seventh-ranked Missouri, fresh from an upset of Nebraska, is at home against tough Oklahoma State; No. 8 Notre Dame plays at old rival Army and ninth-ranked Louisiana State is at home against Kentucky at night. Cziinsberg's jewelers Mali Shopping Center Downtown Cedar Rapids would confirm the trades. In an interleague swap, the American League's Boston Red Sox were reportedly sending controversial outfielder Reggie Smith and relief pitcher Ken Tatum to the St. Louis Cardinals of the National League, in exchange for starting pitcher Rick Wise and outfielder Bernie Carbo.

The reported deal wasn't confirmed by the teams because major league rules prohibit inter-league trading until five days after the World Series, which won't end until the weekend. In an American League deal, the California Angels were said to be trading pitcher Clyde Wright to Milwaukee for Brewers' catcher Eflie Rodriguez as part of a multi-player deal that might include Milwaukee hurler ikip Lockwood. Cash, 25, was unhappy sharing job Pittsburgh's with Rennie season. He batted .271 in 116 games and was used occasionally at third. He welcomed the swap as a chance to play regularly for the Phillies, who used five different players at second.

"I think they traded for what they wanted," Cash observed. "They felt they needed a second baseman svery day." who could play beam to ime What Others An Saying-Ul Football Team Puzzling; Gophers Will Add to Woes Bill Heigea IB The lls Star: "Random House Dictionary defines enigma: 'A puzzling or inexplicable occurrence or The definition fits the Iowa football team. "Iowa lost 31-15 Saturday at Northwestern. For the first 20 minutes the Hawkeyes played as if they were walking in their sleep. Once awakened, turned in a creditable performance.

"It was too little, too late, however. Northwestern a working on a 24-0 cushion by that time. "It was suggested, facetiously, that the Wildcats were inspired by the crowd, which totaled only 25,195. Mystery surrounds the Iowa situation. This was to be a year of progress.

The corn crop of lettermen was excel dium some of the mechanical parts of a game break down. "Frank Laiterbor is speadiig his third year as Iowa coach. The record shows he has won 3, tied one and lost 16 Big Ten games. Saturday could be another dismal afternoon with the expected to spoil Iowa's Homecoming. "Northwestern quickly found soft spots in the Hawkeyes' defensive line.

They ran up the center and over left guard as if they were doing short wind sprints. "Then Mitch Anderson, a junior quarterback worthy of consideration for conference honors, started exploiting the Iowa secondary. He completed eight straight passes. "Meanwhile, Lauterbur was shuttling in players, hoping to tighten the defense. He used 40 lent, 34 listed on its traveling players during the game, and squad.

"Yet somewhere along the weekly ride to a football sta- Lucky Putts Give Jones Kaiser Lead NAPA, Calif. (AP) Grier Jones admitted that a couple of his putts--one from 50-60 feet and the other from about 10 second base yards--were lucky, but he had Stennett last a bit of philosophy to cover it You take what you can get and go," the 27-year-old former national collegiate champion said after his seven-under-par 65 was good for the first round lead Thursday in the $150,000 Kaiser International Open golf tournament. "It was a good, solid round," said Jones, winner of two titles last season but shut out from victories this year. 'But the putting was the whole thing," continued Jones, who used only 29 strokes on the greens. "I made everything I should have made--and a couple I shouldn't have.

"On those two long ones, I was just trying to get close. You can't expect to make 1 those. When one of those big, long ones, with lots of break in 'it goes in, it's just got to be luck." 1 The 50-60 footer was for an eagle three on the 18th. the I highlight of his round, and the other was for a -birdie. "They turned a 67 into a 65," said Jones, winner of more than $80,000 this season.

They also staked him to the lead in the near-perfect playing conditions of the California wine country. Jones held a single stroke lead over John Schlee, Rod Curl and Forrest Fezler, tied at 66. George Archer, Bert Greene and Jim Jewell followed at 67. DODGE CHARGER SF. CHARGERS THREE.

Dodge E. (Bob) Wessel Cedar Falls Upset 14-13 In Prep Play By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Top-rated Waterloo East remains "undefeated in Iowa high Echool football after beating Waterloo Central Thursday night, but Cedar Falls fell victim to Marshalltown and Des Moines Roosevelt lost to West Des Moines Valley. Waterloo East easily surpassed Central, 34-7, to boost Its season record to 7-0. Seventh-ranked Cedar Falls failed to score in the final seconds on a field goal as No. 20 Marshalltown won, 14-13.

Rich Finnessy scored on runs of 71 and five yards in the second quarter to lead the Bobcats to their fifth win in seven games. Reed HunemuHer scored on a five-yard run and an 11-yard run for Cedar Falls, picking up 205 yards in 33 carries. No. 16 Des Moines Roosevelt was defeated by West Des Moines Valley, 3S-26. Doug Peckum's 20-yard pass to Chuck Sodergren midway At Colonial Lanes LONE TREE MEN'S High games.

Dugne Krutgtr Bob Yakish 212, Calvin Foster S10. High series: Duane Krutgtr 441, Arden iSmmons 177 6 TM ette Jon NTE offered the logical explanation afterwards: 'If it is not being done out on the field, you have to find someone who can do "Iowa had, and should have for the Gophers, some players who can do it quite well. As an example, Kyle Skogman could be a better quarterback than he was at Northwestern. He needs only reasonable protection. Northwestern a him eight times.

In all, including a couple of attempts to escape Skogman lost. 61 yards. APPRAISAL: Lauterbur soon has to 'put it together' for Iowa, or he may be in deep trouble. Iowa doesn't like being second in area football importance to Iowa State of the Big Eight. "PREDICTION: Iowa has too many weaknesses to plug in one week.

The Gopher defensive line will make it a long afternoon for the Iowa quarterback. Coach Cal Stoll will have his second straight victory through brought singer i Men's ruivm.p.7 iuw clo Kinstnger 167. Women's high series- strong 527, Lori Tomlinson 4W, Miriam Hunter 484. At Plamor Lanes TALLCORN High games: Bill Slblty 223, Ted Rittenmeyer 212, Jerrie Rogers 208, Phil Ropp igh series: Ted Rlttenmeyer 582, Bill Men's high series: Bob Cla Seomans SM, Jim Phlpps 526. Bob Clark 577, Jim Ipps 526 Women's" high gomes: Louise Huffman Roberts 200, Glnny Zimmerman "women's high series: Mary Roberts 552, Huffman 515, Ginny Zimmerman the third Valley from quarter a 26-25 deficit and Valley went on to score another touchdown for the win.

Roosevelt is now 4-2. In other Associated Press Top 20 action, fifth-rated Iowa City, 6-1, defeated Dubuque, 4221, and No. 8 Cedar Rapids Washington, 6-1, downed Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 21-14. Central 7th A Edges South East White Central's seventh grade A football team slipped past a determined challenge by East White for a 20-18 win Thursday at South East. Central's Todd Seaton raced 69 yards on the second play of the game, but South East came right back to tie on a reverse by Dan Dwyer.

After a scoreless second period, Seaton intercepted i for runs of touchdown 60 and 57 yards to put Central up 20-6. South East fought back again as Dave Chambers returned the kickoff 70 yards to score and, with 23 seconds a i i City High Sophs Bomb Dubuque For Valley Win Paul Burgess led City High's sophomore football team to a 29-10 victory over Dubuque Senior Thursday evening. Burgess scored three touchdowns and added two conversion runs for a 22-0 halftone score. His first touchdown was from the 27-yard line and the next two were from the four. He ended the evening with 129 yards rushing.

After the half Kevin White passed to Rick Bostwick for 20 yards and a touchdown and Dan Cummins kicked the extra point to make it 29-0. Then Jimmy Meyer returned the kickoff 87 yards for Dubuque's first score and Ron Win termont added the conversion on a run. Senior added two more points on a safety when Kyle Nebel and Knute Weick tackled the City High quarterback in the end zone. City High Coach Larry Brown praised the work of both his offensive and defensive lines in the game. The win gives the Hawklets a 3-4 record and 2-4 mark in the Mississippi Valley Conference.

203, Ferdig 200. Km- high series: Knute Dean Dean Bowman SO. Dick, SWcker 541. George Ferdig Del Kissinger 523. Women's high names: Dorothy Armstrong 220.

Lori Tomlinson 173, Oithy Vrchotkky 145. Miriam Hunter 1M, Mar- Dorothy Arm- MMI'S hlch Vfroii BOY flTiob cA W. Bowers 204, FRIDAY NIGHT HERKY'S 480. games" wllson" Wiley 229, Don Scon 200, Gary Bock 196. Men's high series- Gary Bock 543, Don Scott 560, Jack Royston 527.

Women's hiah game- Julie Gordon 1W. Women's high series- Julie Gordon 497. ft 6 WOMEN High comes- Barb Johnson 194, Barb Potter 172, Kotho Carter 170. High series- Barb Johnson 492, Barb Potter 447 Clarice Scnwiher 430. WOMEN'S BOWL-MOR High aames- Delores- Loney 197, Miller 195, Edith Margrave 1M.

High series: Delores Loney 534, Laura Gaeta 476. VI Grimm 466 FARM BUREAU MIXED Wer's high qames: DOyle Harris, Les Cullers 193; Bill Peffer 189 Wen's high series: Bill Peffer 540, Dovle Harris 517, Les Cullers 512. Women's high games- Anna Marie Smith 171, Margaret Harris, Daisy Chlpman 168 Women's high series- Anno Marie Smith 452, ffetty Meyers 440, Sylvia Pence 423 Hawks Host Minnesota in Cross Country Iowa's cross country team is home for its final dual meet of the season Saturday. Hawkeyes meet Minnesota at 10:30 a.m. at South Finkbine golf course.

The Hawkeyes. 2-3, haven't run for almost two weeks. "We've had a long layoff," said Iowa Coach Ted Wheeler. 'But I think it's a layoff we needed. We've got a much better team than our record indicates." Following Saturday's with Minnesota, the Hawkeyes will be off another two weeks prior to the Big Ten championships Nov.

3 at Illinois. Minnesota, 3-0, is expected to be one of the top contenders for the conference tide. Gophers will be strengthened this week by the return of three time Big Ten champion Garry Bjorklund. Bjorklund missed all of last season with an ankle injury. The Gophers, prior to Bjorklund's return, were led by sophomore Dennis Fee, who finished sixth in Hie Big Ten meet a year ago.

Hawkeyes vs. Northwest Seventh A Beats South East Chambers passed 35 yards to Greg Hassman conversion a Northwest Jun'or High's sev-l enth grade A football a defeated South East 22-20 Thurs-, knocked down by Cental's John even Williams. Northwest coaches a Central's A record of 3-0 gives Hebl and Man Russell as them undisputed first place as outstanding off ensue players; Welcome to the 1974 Charger, a beautiful breed of car for a special breed of person--that special individual who likes his cars classic, jet distinctive. There are three wajs to go "Charger Style" in '74. The Charger coupe, styled and priced right for the young guy or gal on a budget.

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Outstanding players cited by 'the South East coaches were 'Chambers, Dwyer and Hassman on offense and Dave Steve Luhman and Mike Christianson on defense. a picked Mary Rudi, Bob Stika and Woody Houser on offense and Williams, Mark Worden and Jeff Lloyd-Jones on defense. and Doug Lee and Dave Wenman as top defensive players South East coaches cited Tom Greemvold and Cary Colbert on offense a Enc Crestner, Greg Noel and Mark Dreusicke on defense. Prep Football Scores By Associated Press Ames 30 Waterloo west 13 Fort Dodge 52. Newton 15 Marshalltown 14, Cedar Fails 13 Cedar Rapids Washington 21, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 14 West DCS Momei Valley 38, DCS Moints Roosevelt Waterloo East 34, Waterloo Central 7 Iowa City 42, Dubuque 21 HARGER COUPE.

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Vtrnon Gophers IOWA OFFENSE Ends--Brian Rollins (186) and Tom Cabolko (221) Tackles--Rod Walters (224) and Ernie Robcrson (251) Guards--Dan McCarney (227) and Joe Devlin (252) Center--Roger Jernck (208) QuQ'terback--Kyle Skogman (185) Halfbacks--Crala Johnson (182) and Bill Schultz (180) Fullback--Jim Jensen (227) IOWA DEFENSE Ends--Dan Dicksl (224) and Dave Wagner (209) Tackles--Lester Washington (237) and Tyrone Dye (252) Middle Guard--Dave Bryant (216) Linebackers--Andre Jackson (220) and Dan LoFleur (217) Halfbacks--Earl Douthitt (187), Jim Caldwell (178), Steve Waker (192) and Rick Penney (185) MINNESOTA OFFENSE Henncksen (222) and Keith Fahnhorst Tcckles--Matt Herkenhoff (252) and Dave Simonson (234) Guards--Darrel Bunge (2J2) and Greg Shoff (259) (233) Quarterback--John Lawlna (207) Hnlfbacks-- Larry Powell (173) and Vince Fuller (165) Ful.bac 1 '--John King (216) MINNESOTA DEFENSE Ends--Steve Neils (213) and Dan Chnstensen (224) I Tarkles--Jeff Gunderson (227) and Keith Simons (242) Linebackers--Mike Steidl (211), Paul Glanton (230) and OM'- Bakken (221) Defensive backs--Greg Engebos (181), Doug Beaudaln (195), Todd Randall (190) and Orville Gilmore (194). Time and place' Saturday, 1'30 Mile Kinnick Stadium. Tickets Reserved seat tickets, S7 each, on sole at stadium broadcasts KXIC, Iowa Ciiy, WHO, Des Moines, KCRG, WMT, Cedar Rapids I RESERVE GAME POSTPONED 1 Iowa's varsity-reserve football at Minnesota Monday has I been called off. Iowa a IHarold Roberts a i schools agreed to the ppstpone- because of injuries. Ro- 'berts said the -game may be rescheduled.

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