The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 9

Pdti DtmocBit.T»iM» Gmnvflto, MtoJulppi Sunday, Nov. 15.M70 i State succumbs to LSU Tigs Petro on the stop UPI LSU running back Chris Dantin (32) charges through right guard for four yards and a first down in the first quarter Saturday at Baton Rouge as Mississippi's State safety. Emile Petro (31). braces to stop him. BATON ROUGE, La.

(UPI)- Safety Craig Burns' 90-yard punt return for a first quarter touchdown Saturday night sparked Louisiana State to a 38-7 conquest of Mississippi State and a tie for the Southeastern Conference lead. The win raised the ninthranked Tigers' record to 7-1 overall and boosted them into a deadlock with the University of Mississippi with a 4-0 SEC record. Sophomore quarterback Bert Jones threw a 62-yard touchdown pass to splitback Andy Hamilton, tailback Art Cantrelle scored on a one-yard run, and quarterback Buddy Lee threw a seven-yard touchdown pass to tailback Chris Dantin. Kicking specialist Mark Lumpkin added a 32-yard field goal and five extra points and cornerback Paul Lyons scored on a five yard run with 34 seconds left in the game to round out LSU's scoring. Mississippi State, which dropped to 5-5 for the year and 2-4 in the SEC, got its only touchdown on a 23-yard pass from quarterback John Reed to fullback Dick McElroy late in the third quarter.

Kicker Glenn Ellis added the extra point. Burns, who just missed intercepting a pass one play before his dazzling 90-yard punt Behind Chumbler Rebels rout Chattanooga OXFORD, Miss. (UPI)-- Quarterback Shug Chumbler, ably taking over for the injured Archie Manning, hurled four touchdown passes Saturday to lead Mississippi to an easy 44-7 victory over Chattanooga in the Rebels' first test since losing Manning. Chumbler, a 205-pound junior who has seen only limited action as Manning's understudy the past two years, hit on scoring strikes of 34 yards and four yards to split end Floyd Franks, threw 17 yards to wingback Buddy Jones for another touchdown, and connected on a 42-yarder to tailback Bob Knight to complete the rout. Manning was hospitalized in Memphis after undergoing surgery for a broken forearm suffered last week against Houston.

His doctor says the red-haired senior quarterback may be able to return in time for the Rebels' crucial meeting with Louisiana State Dec. 5. The Moccasins, plagued by fumbles and pass interceptions, got then" only touchdown on a dizzling 68-yard run by sophomore Calvin Florence, a pint sized 5-4 tailback, in the first quarter. The 13th ranked Rebels' other touchdowns came on an 86-yard kickoff return by wingback Vernon Studdard and a three-yard run by tailback Bob Knight. In addition, big Jim Poole kicked a 22-yard field goal for Ole Miss.

Chumbler, making his first start, completed eight of 19 passes for 166 yards as the Rebels posted their seventh win against a single upset loss to Southern Mississippi last month. It was the seventh defeat for coach Harold Wilkes' Moccasins against two victories. The Rebels got on the board first with Poole's field goal after an offsides penalty nullified a one yard touchdown run by Chumbler. Only seconds later, Chattanooga's Florence raced 68 yards from scrimmage to give the Moccasins a 7-3 lead with 3:43 remaining in the opening period. But it was quickly erased with Studdard grabbing the ensuring kickoff at his own 14 and sped 86 yards for the Rebels' first touchdown.

After that, it was all Ole Miss. Chumbler passed to Franks for two touchdowns in the second quarter, climaxing drives of 71 and 72 yards, the Knight scored on a three-yard run to cap a 27-yard effort set up by a fumble recovery by the Rebels' Larry Torgenson. The Rebels, under the direction of acting coach Frank "Bruiser" Kinard, went 60 yards in five plays for another touchdown in the third quarter with Jones scoring on a 17- yard aerial from Chumbler. The final TD, with Chumbler going 42 yards to Knight, topped a 72-yard march. Head coach John Vaught of Ole Miss has missed the past three games since suffering a mild heart attack last month.

Chattanooga 7 0 0 0--7 Mississippi 10 20 7 MISS FG Poole 22 CHAT Florence 68 run (Brokas kick) MISS Studdard 86 kickoff return (Poole kick) MISS Franks 4 pass from Chumbler (Poole kick) MISS Knight 3 run (kick failed) MISS Jones 17 pass from Chumbler (Hinton kick) MISS Knight 42 pass from Chumbler (Hinton kick) College football roundup Texas 58, TCU 0 FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI)-- Jim Bertelsen streaked 54 yards on the third play of the game for the first of his three touchdowns Saturday to ignite No. 1 ranked Texas to its 28th straight victory, a 58-0 romp past Southwest Conference foe Texas Christian. Bertelsen also scored on a pair of three- yard blasts, quarterback Eddie Phillips ran three and 10 yards for another pair of touchdowns and then the reserves took over. Arkansas 36, SMU 3 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.

(UPI) --Junior Bill McClard kicked three field goals, one of them the longest in collegiate football history, and quarterback Bill Montgomery accounted for three touchdowns Saturday to send eight-ranked Arkansas rolling past interception-plagued Southern Methodist 363. McClard, the nation's leading kick scorer with 61 points going into the game, booted field goals of 29, 37 and 60 yards. The 60- yarder in the second quarter eclipsed the old NCAA record of 59 yards set in 1969 by Mississippi's Cloyce Hinton. La. Tech 27, Southern 6 HATTIESBURG, Miss.

(UPI) Quarterback Ken Lantrip threw three touchdown passes and defensive back Rob Carter scored on a 94-yard interception runback to lead Louisiana Tech to a 27-6 victory over Southern Mississippi Saturday. Northwestern 21, Indiana 7 BL'OOMINGTON, ind. (UPD --Allison Robinson scored two touchdowns Saturday and Mike Adamle broke Big Ten and school records as Northwestern kept its Rose Bowl hopes alive with a 21-7 Big Ten football conquest of Indiana. North Carolina 42, Clemson 7 CLEMSON, S.C. (UPD- Halfback Don McCauley scored three touchdowns and became the Atlantic Coast Conference career rushing champion Saturday as he led North Carolina to a 42-7 romp over outclassed Clemson.

Rice 18, Texas AM 17 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. '(UPI)Flanker Macon Hughes raced three yards for the winning touchdown in the fourth quarter and Bucky Allshouse came up with two clutch plays to preserve the victory as the Rice Owls edged Texas AM 18-17 Saturday. Nebraska 51, Kansas State 13 LINCOLN, Neb. (UPD-Joe Orduna scored four touchdowns for No. 4-ranked Nebraska Saturday in a 51-13 rout of Kansas State which guaranteed the Cornhuskers a share of the Big Eight championship.

Alabama 32, Miami 8 MIAMI (UPD--Flanker Jerry Cash caught a touchdown pass in the final seconds of the first half and ran for another with 25 seconds left in the game to lead Alabama to a 32-8 victory over Miami in the Orange Bowl Saturday night. Duke 42, South Carolina 38 COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPD-- Reserve tailback Art Bosetti blasted over from the two-yard line with two minutes remaining Saturday night to pull Duke to a 42-38 victory over South Carolina in a see-saw Atlantic Coast Conference battle. Oklahoma 28, Kansas 24 LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPD-- Sophomores Greg Pruitt and Joe Wylie scored two touchdowns each Saturday as Oklahoma roared from behind for a 28-24 victory over Kansas.

Army 22, Oregon 22 WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPD--Bobby Moore made a spectacular 59-yard touchdown run with four minutes remainingand then caught a two-point conversion pass from quarterback Dan Fouts Saturday as sluggish Oregon came from behind to tie underdog Army, 22-22. St. Joe juniors will participate in Warner Bowl St. Joseph Junior High School football Coach Mike O'Brien reports that his Baby Irish team will play In a Pop Warner post-season bowl game against a junior team from Chicago, 111.

on Saturday, Nov. 28, here In Greenville. The site of the contest at this writing was not known. For more Information about the upcoming game, sec story with additional details in Monday's Issue of the Delta Democrat-Times. Air Force 31, Stanford 14 AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.

(UPD-- Nerveless Bob Parker, casually converting crucial fourth down situations into Air Force triumphs, threw three touchdown passes to Ernie Jennings Saturday as the Falcons upset six-rated Stanford 31-14. The victory over the Rose Bowl bound Indians may have qualified the Falcons for a Cotton Bowl bid. Washington 61, UCLA 20 SEATTLE (UPD-Sonny Sixkiller and substitute quarterback Greg Collins riddled the UCLA secondary for six touchdowns as Washington trounced the Bruins 61-20 Saturday before a husky record crowd of 59,250. Minnesota 23, Michigan St. 13 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)-Walt Bowser, who earlier intercepted a pass which led to a Minnesota score, carried the ball 82 yards on a fumble runback for a touchdown to lead Minnesota to a 23-13 win over Michigan State in a mistake-ridden Big Ten battle Saturday.

Texas Tech 7, Baylor 3 WACO, Tex. (UPI)--Fumbleplagued Texas Tech scored an eight-yard pass from quarterback Charles Napper to Ronnie Ross in the second period Saturday, and made that score stand up for a 7-3 Southwest Conference victory over Baylor's suddenly stubborn Bears. Iowa State 31, Missouri 19 COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI)-- Sophomore George Amundson switched from tailback to quarterback at the half and scored three touchdowns as BigEight doormat Iowa State upset the mistake-plagued Missouri 31-19 Saturday. Wisconsin 29, Illinois 17 CHAMPAIGN, 111.

(UPI)- Wisconsin rallied for two four period touchdowns on a fiveyard pass from Neil Graff to Al Hannah and a 36-yard run by Alan Thompson to defeat Illinois, 29-17, in a battle of Big Ten underdogs Saturday. Memphis St. 51, Wichita St. 6 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) Fullback Jay McCoy scored three touchdowns and reserve quarterback Larry Shelley scored twice and threw for another score Saturday as Memphis State routed Wichita State in a cold drizzle 51-6.

FSU 34, Virginia Tech 8 East Central edges Miss. Delta TALLAHASSEE, Fia. (UPI) Quarterback Tommy Warren ran and passed for 384 yards and sophomore David Snell added 96 more on a kickoff return Saturday as Florida State scored a 34-8 homecoming victory over Virginia Tech. Michigan 55, Iowa 0 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPD- Don Moorhead, a hidden gem in this year of quality senior quarterbacks, had a 24-yard touchdown run as he set a team career total offense record and led fifth-ranked Michigan to a 55-0 rout of helpless Iowa Saturday, MOORHEAD--East Central Junior College slipped past a stubborn bunch of Mississippi Delta Junior College Trojans here Saturday night, 13-7.

East Central collected both its scores in the first half, then held on to win. The Decatur squad opened the scoring in the first quarter with a screen pass from quarterback Tommy Blllups to tailback Rex Webb that clicked for 65 yards and a touchdown. Rusty McMullan's extra point kick went awry, but East Central held a 6-0 lead. What proved to be the decisive touchdown came when East Cenlrnl fullback Danny Lindsley took a hand-off a few yards into the end zone, fumbled, but recovered his own bobble to put his squad in front 12-0. McMullan's kick made it 13-0 with only a few minutes remaining in the first half.

MDJC finally mustered a successful offensive in the final quarter, scoring from the East Central five-yard-line on a quarterback John Hughes pltchout to fullback Wayne Grubb. Sophomore Al Crawford of Greenville booted the extra point that put MDJC within striking range, 13-7, but the Trojnns were unable to threaten again. return, scored after taking a handoff on the LSU 10 from Tommy Cassanova, who caught a 46-yard punt by barefoot punter Ronnie Moore. Jones put the Tigers ahead 13-0 less than two minutes later on the touchdown pass to Hamilton, who set a new school record for pass receptions with 588 yards this year, breaking the old record of 564 set by Tommy Morel in 1968. Burns picked up 110 yards in return yardage and intercepted a pass to kill a Bulldog drive midway in the fourth period.

Lumpkin also tied the LSU record for career field goals. The old record was 20 and was set by Doug Moreau in 1965. Cantrelle, who had 51 yards In 17 carries, set a new school career record for number of times carried, surpassing Jimmy Taylor's, 1957 mark of 163 carries. Mississippi State 0 0 7 0--7 LSU 14 3 0 21--38 LSU Burns 90 punt return (Lumpkin kick) LSU Hamilton 62 pass from Jones (Lumpkin kick) LSU FG Lumpkin 32 MSU McElroy 23 pass from Reed (Ellis kick) LSU-Cantrelle 1 run (Lumpkin kick) LSU Dantin 7 pass from Lee (Lumpkin kick) LSU Lyons 5 run (Lumpkin kick) Colorado 30, Okla. St.

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