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Sunday, November 9, 1980 Great Falls Tribune 3-C Big Sky Grizzlies surprise NAU 4 right up the middle for a touchdown. Grizzly linebacker Kent Clausen intercepted a Lindquist pass three plays later, stripping the ball from receiver Joe Taylor. Burtness capped a seven-play 27-yard drive with his touchdown run. Northern Arizona tried to fight back behind Lindquist's passing. The sophomore quarterback completed 22 of 36 passes for 299 yards.

But two interceptions proved costly. The Lumberjacks apparently drew even midway through the second quarter as Lindquist hit Taylor on a 17-yard toss in the end zone. However, a holding penalty nullified the score. A Northern Arizona drive in the fourth quarter was stifled by Grizzly defensive back Mickey Sutton. After moving 60 yards up the field, a Lindquist pass was tipped in the end zone and Sutton made a diving interception.

Montana 31, NAU 21 NAU 7 7 7-11 Montana 14 3 0 14-31 iCORINO SUMMARY UM Warper 17 run (Salonen kick) MBurtneu 3 run Salonen kick NAU-Mandley 23 pan from Lindquist (Poin-dexter kick) UM FG Salonen 29 NAU Reaves 2 run (Polndexter kick) UM Oontlc IS run (Salonen kick) UMHogen 6 run (Salonen kick) NAU Jenkins 5 pass from Lindquist (Polndexter kick) i 1 XV MISSOULA (AP) Reserve Wayne Harper rushed for 151 yards and one touchdown to lead the University of Montana over Northern Arizona 31-21, in a Big Sky Conference football game Saturday. Harper, a senior fullback pressed into the starting tailback slot because of injuries, had run for only 64 yards in the Grizzlies' previous eight games. He also grabbed three passes for 37 yards. Montana picked up its first conference win in six tries and raised its overall record to 3-6. The Lumberjacks fell to 3-3 in the league and 5-5 for the season.

Harper opened the scoring with a 17-yard TD run six minutes into the game. Rich Burtness, another backup fullback, picked up Montana's second score on a 3-yard burst on the Grizzlies' next possession. UM also got a 29-yard field goal from freshman Brian Salonen and scoring runs of 15 yards by wide receiver Brad Dantic and 6 yards by fullback Mike Hagen. Northern Arizona flanker Pete Mandley scored on the first play of the second quarter, snaring a 23-yard pass from quarterback Scott Lindqu-ist. The Lumberjacks picked up second-half scores on a 2-yard run by halfback Willard Reaves and a 5-yard Lindquist pass to fullback Mike Jenkins.

Montana's defense treed the Lumberjacks in the first quarter, setting up two scores that staked the Grizzlies to a 14-0 lead. After Northern Arizona stalled on the Montana 43-yard line, Grizzly defensive back Dennis Bowman blocked a Tony Felix punt and recovered it on the NAU 38. Montana wasted no time in turning the break into a score. An 8-yard Bart Andrus to Hagen pass, and an accompanying penalty, gave the Grizzlies a first down on the 17. On the next play, Harper rambled to' Puget Sound 10, N.

Dakota 6 TACOMA, Wash. (AP) Quarterback Steve Hunt scored one touchdown and passed for 91 yards to lead the University of Puget Sound over the University of North Dakota 10-6 in a non-conference football game Saturday. All scoring was done in the first half, with UPS going on the board first with Hunt's one-yard run. Following a Monte Laughlin 34-yard field goal for UPS, North Dakota scored when Dick Rigelhaf blocked a punt and ran it back 18 yards. BYRD GROUNDED Nevada-Reno wide re- State Broncos following a pass reception Sat-ceiver Billie Byrd (left) found no running urday afternoon.

The Broncos edged Reno 14-3 room as he was surrounded by three Rnip to nearly clinch the Big Sky title. (AP Photo) Trojans stampede Stanford Bobcats baffle Bison lV ivj ij it IIC II I 9 Jose State defensive lineman Bob Overly stopped John Morehouse on the 1 yard line with no time on the clock to preserve a 28-23 Spartan win over the University of the Pacific Saturday. The Spartans, now 6-3, took control of the game in the fourth quarter when quarterback Jack Overstreet hit Rick Parma and Mark Nichols with touchdown passes from 25 and 66 yards. Long Beach St. 20, Fullerton 10 ANAHEIM, Calif.

(AP) Ron Johnson scored two early touchdowns on passes from Kevin Starkey and Long Beach State held on for a 20-10 Pacific Coast Athletic Association football victory over Fullerton State Saturday at Anaheim Stadium. The victory was the fifth in a row for the 49ers, who are now 6-3 overall and lead the PCAA at 4-0. Long Beach meets Utah State, 3-0, in a game for the league title at Anaheim next Saturday. Fresno St. 31, SIU 14 CARBONDALE, 111.

(AP) Quarterback Sergio Toscano passed for one touchdown and ran for another Saturday to lead Fresno State to a 31-14 victory over Southern Illinois in non-conference college football. Utah 49, New Mexico 21 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Ricky Hardin threw six touchdown passes to break a school record as the University of Utah downed New Mexico 49-21 in Western Athletic Conference action here Saturday. BYU 41, N. Texas St. 23 PROVO, Utah (AP) Quarterback Jim McMahon threw for 464 yards and three touchdowns to propel 13th-ranked Brigham Young 41-23 over stubborn North Texas State in a non-conference college football game Saturday afternoon.

McMahon, the nation's top passer and total offense leader, completed 40 of 50 passes, increased his season touchdown pass total to 34 and finished his eighth straight game with over 300 yards total offense an NCAA record. CSU 37, Texas-El Paso 7 FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) -Alvin Lewis rushed for 156 yards and two touchdowns and Steve Fairchild fired two touchdown passes as Colorado State stayed unbeaten in Western Athletic Conference football play with a 37-7 victory over Texas-El Paso on Saturday. The triumph for the Rams, now 5-0-1 in the WAC, sets up a title showdown next week with runner-up Brigham Young. HUNTERS! WE WANT YOUR DEER ELK MOOSE RACCOON COYOTE FOX BOBCAT BEAR WE BUY WE TAN WE TRADE We Give You the Best Deal in Town! Western FG nips Carroll DILLON (AP) Freshman Yorg Gromer, who earlier missed a game-tying extra-point kick, lofted a 43-yard field goal with II seconds left Saturday as Western Montana stunned Car-roil College, 16-14, in a wind-swept Frontier Conference football game.

Frontier The victory kept Western in contention for a share of the league title. Both the Bulldogs and Montana Tech are 3-2 in league play and meet here next Saturday. Carroll wound up with 4-2 Frontier record. The winner of next weekend's -game would tie Carroll for the title. If Western and Tech tie, the Saints would win the championship outright.

Western took a 7-0 first-quarter lead against the Saints on an 18-yard run by fullback Dennis Latimer and Gromer's extra point, Carroll responded with a pair of TD drives in the second Quarterback Bob Petrino scored from 9 yards out, and fullback Tyler Glea-son went over from the 1, Mike Pape kicked both extra points. Western moved within one at 14-13 on an 85-yard march following the third quarter kickoff. A 23-yard pass from quarterback Stan Buck to split end Dan Lucier set up a 3-yard scoring run by Tom Kostrba. The Bulldogs ignited their winning drive after receiving a Carroll punt at the Western 17 with just 3:21 left, Runs of 18, 9 and 14 yards by Buck keyed the march to Carroll's 27, where Gromer nailed his wind-aided field goal high above the uprights. Carroll finished its season at 6-4, while Western now is 3-5 in all games.

EWU 33, Montana Tech 3 CHENEY, Wash. (AP) Eastern Washington piled up 514 yards in total offense Saturday and snapped a three-game losing streak by burying Montana Tech 33-3. Senior tailback Darryl Bell, held to 122 yards in his last three games, rushed for 180 yards and scored two touchdowns as Eastern recorded its 12th victory in its last 13 home games. Because NIKE shoes Sizes 7-1 3 a TRADE Y0UR DEER HIDE 1 lf FOR A 111 I I I PAIR OF I I DECUMAN gloves I TEAM STATISTICS I NAU UM 21 52-193 139 27 11-19-1 4-34 l-l 9-103 First downs Rushet-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost 17 31-e4 25 22-16-2 5-37 0-0 Penalties-yards 9-98 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Northern Arizona, Jenkins 14-50, Reaves e-15. Montana, Harper 31-151, Hagen 9-26, Dantic 1-15.

PASSING Northern Arizona, Lindquist 22-36-2-299. Montana, Mornhlnweg 9-15-0-118, An-us 2-4-1-21. RECEIVING Northern Arizona, Reaves 6-84, Mandley 4-61, Taylor 5-85, Jenkins 5-24, Mitchell 2-37. Montana, Alex 2-42, Harper 3-37, Richardson 2-25, Salonen 3-27, Hagen 1-8. with 132 yards in 15 carries, and Speral rushed for 118 yards in 22 attempts and completed four of 10 passes for 50 yards.

Sullivan hit eight of 13 passes for 97 yards for MSU. Roderick also set up the Bobcats' first touchdown with a 42-yard option pass to flanker Bill Walker. The MSU defense had trouble stopping the Bison veer attack, but held on the crucial 2-point conversion attempts. The Bobcats stopped Speral on a PAT run after NDSU's second touchdown and cut Peters short on the final two-point run with 57 seconds left in the game. MSU 21, N.

Dak. St. 19 NDSU 1 MSU 7 6 8 0-21 SCORING SUMMARY NDSU-Peters3 run (Lundberg kick) MSU Roderick I run (Alberto kick) MSU Sullivan 1 run (kick blocked) MSU Roderick I run (Sullivan run) NDSU-Peters 4 run (run tailed) NDSU Speral 15 run (run failed) TEAM STATISTICS NDSU MSU First downs 18 17 Rushes-yards 48-289 58-212 Passing yards 50 138 Return yards 04 50 Passes 4-10-0 9-14-0 Punts 6-36 4-47 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 3-15 3-16 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING North Dakota State, Peters 15-132, Speral 22-110, Kosowskl 11-47. Montana State, Davis 20-125, Roderick 17-59, Boddle 6-17, Sullivan 15-11. PASSING North Dakota State, Speral 4-10-0-50.

Montana Stote, Sulllvon 8-13-0-97, Roderick RECEIVING North Dakota State, Swanson 2-37, Sponberg 2-13. Montano State, Walker 2-49, Freeman 2-41, Fox 3-30, McLeod 1-14, Boddle 1-4. league title tackier and found Newmann alone in the end zone. The loss eliminated Nevada-Reno from championship contention. The Wolf Pack fell to a 2-3 Big Sky mark and 4-4-1 overall.

Boise won its fifth straight for a 5-1 Big Sky record and has only to beat Idaho State November 22 to claim the conference crown. Reno scored in the first three minutes of the game on Tony Shaw's 27-yard field goal. But the Wolf Pack couldn't put together a consistent offense after that. Cedric Minter scored on a 27-yard touchdown run for Boise in the second quarter to give the Broncos the lead for good. Fullback Frank Hawkins led Reno with 27 carries for 133 yards.

Boise backup tailback Terry Zahner ran for 24 yards, giving him a career total of 2,004. Freshman quarterback Jeff Ardito connected on 12 of 29 passes for 132 yards as Reno outgained Boise in total offense 337 yards to 288 yards. But the Wolf Pack didn't come close to scoring in the second half. Boise 14, Reno 3 i Boise St. 0 7 7 SCORINO SUMMARY 0-14 Reno-FGShaw27 BSU-Mlnter 27 run (Comerud kick) BSU Newmann 37 pass from Aliotti (Comerud kick) TEAM STATISTICS Rene First downs 16 Rushes-yards 43-205 Passing yards 132 Return yards -8 Passes 12-29-1 Punts 5-37 Fumbles-lost 2-0 Penalties-yards 6-70 ESU 16 40-194 94 62 10-19-1 6- 35 2-1 7- 55 INDIVIDUAL LHBHI RUSHING Nevada-Reno, Hawkins 27-133, Vallelo 5-40, Vlcarl 7-22.

Boise Minter 16-124, Zahner 8-24, Aliotti 6-19. PASSING Nevada-Reno, Ardito 12-29-1-132. Boise Aliotti 10-19-1-94. RECEIVING Nevada-Reno, Jones 3-57, Vallelo 3-15, Hawkins 2-23. Boise Zahner 4-19, Newmann 2-50.

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) -Marcus Allen ran for two early touchdowns and teammate Ronnie Lott stole the football for a game-breaking touchdown in the second half, leading fourth-ranked Southern California to a 34-9 Pacific-10 victory over Stanford Saturday. Allen, the nation's third leading rusher, totalled 196 yards running as the Trojans stretched their unbeaten streak to 28 games, a new school record. They improved their season record to 7-0-1 before the conference's biggest crowd of the year, 84,892, and a regional television audience. Far West Southern Cal was unstoppable the first three times it had the ball, mounting touchdown drives of 95, 96 and 80 yards.

Allen scored on runs of 4 and 1 yards and quarterback Gordon Adams made a 1-yard touchdown dive. Stanford's Cardinals, now 6-4 and dead in the Rose Bowl race with a 3-3 Pac-10 record, made the score 12-6 during the second quarter when sophomore John Elway threw his 26th touchdown pass of the season, a 46-yarder to Ail-American Ken Marger-um. Just before the half ended, Stanford's Ken Naber made the score 18-9 with a 48-yard field goal. Vincent White made a first down run for Stanford but Lott, the Trojan's strong safety, stripped the ball away from White and dashed 45 yards to make the score 24-9. Eric Hipp booted a 37-yard field goal later in the third period and reserve fullback Bob Mc-Clanahan ran 21 yards for a USC touchdown just before the game ended.

Oregon 20, UCLA 14 LOS ANGELES (AP) Slick quarterback Reggie Ogburn guided underdog Oregon to a 20-14 upset victory over eighth-ranked UCLA in a Pacific-10 Conference football game Saturday. Ogburn completed 11 of 19 passes for 142 yards and one touchdown and rushed for another 83 yards on 18 carries as the Ducks, 5-2-2, snapped an eight-game losing streak against the Bruins. UCLA played most of the game without tailback Freeman McNeil, the country's fourth-leading rusher with an average of 144.5 yards per game. McNeil suffered a bruised left hip in practice last Monday and aggravated the injury late in the first quarter. He wound up with 18 yards on five carries.

Washington 45, Arizona 22 SEATTLE (AP) Tom Flick completed 16 of 17 passes for 230 yards and three touchdowns Saturday as the Washington Huskies crushed Arizona 45-22 to take another step toward the Rose Bowl. Flick played just one offensive series in the second half and was removed from the game with his team ahead 42-7 with 3:39 gone in the third quarter. The unranked Huskies, 7-2, led 35-7 at halftime as Flick went 13 for 14 for 181 yards and two scores. The victory gave Washington a 4-1 record in the Pacific-10 Conference while Arizona was eliminated from the Pac-10's abbreviated Rose Bowl field. Wash.

St. 28, Oregon St. 7 PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) Senior quarterback Samoa Samoa led Washington State to a 28-7 mauling of win-less Oregon State in a Pacific-10 football contest before a Homecoming crowd Saturday. Samoa got a little help from running backs Tim Harris and Mike Washington, who rushed for more than 100 yards apiece career highs for both players.

Playing with bruised ribs and a sore shoulder, Samoa gave way to sophomore signalcaller Clete Casper in the final quarter but not before completing nine of 13 passes for 150 yards. San Jose St. 28, Pacific 23 STOCKTON. Calif. (AP) San BOZEMAN (AP) Steve Roderick scored two touchdowns on a pair of 1-yard plunges to lead Montana State to a 21-19 nonconference football victory Saturday over North Dakota State.

The victory raised the record of Montana State, a member of the Big Sky Conference, to 4-5. North Dakota State, which is in the North Central Conference, dropped to 6-4. The game was decided in the final quarter when MSU stopped a pair of Bison 2-point conversion tries. NDSU took a 7-0 lead on a 3-yard run by halfback Kevin Peters early in the first quarter, Montana State tied the game at 7-all on Roderick's first TD with 3:52 left in the opening period. The Bobcats gained a 13-7 halftime margin when quarterback Barry Sullivan scored on a 1-yard keep at 12:12 in the second quarter.

The point-after kick was blocked. Roderick got the decisive TD with 7:07 left in the third quarter, and Sullivan ran for the 2-point conversion. The Bison fought back with a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns which came on a 15-yard run by quarterback Mark Speral and a 4-yard scamper by Peters. But MSU stopped both tries by the Bison for 2-point conversions. Playing in 40-mph winds, both teams stuck primarily to the ground.

NDSU rolled up 289 yards in 48 rushes, while Montana State rushed for 212 in 58 attempts. Jeff Davis led the winners with 125 yards in 20 carries. Roderick added 59 in 17 rushes. Peters paced the Bison Boise nears BOISE, Idaho (AP) Joe Aliotti, scrambling away from a hard rush, hit Scott Newmann on a 37-yard scoring pass Saturday to seal Boise State's 14-3 Big Sky Conference football victory over Nevada-Reno. Boise was clinging to a 7-3 lead in the third quarter in a bitter defensive struggle when Aliotti eluded a Reno Utah State pounds Weber State 50-13 OGDEN, Utah (AP) Quarterback Bob Gagliano ran for two touchdowns and passed for two more as he led Utah State to an easy 50-13 non-conference football victory over instate rival Weber State College here Saturday afternoon.

The outcome was never in question after the first quarter. Utah State built up a 30-3 lead by the half and coasted to its fifth win against four losses this season. Weber State fell to 4-5 for the year. Utah State has now won eight of the nine games played against Weber State in the teams' nine-year rivalry. Junior wide receiver James Murphy grabbed eight passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns.

Murphy moved ahead of former Aggie Tom Forzano in career yards receiving. Forzano's mark, which has stood since 1972, was 1,806 yards. Murphy now has 1,886 yards and a chance to better that mark in two more games this year and all next season. Weber's undoing proved to be costly turnovers. The Wildcat quarterbacks were intercepted four times and they gave up the ball once on a fumble.

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