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PAGE 2D Slje Aimr riturr ALABAMA JOURNAL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1973 24-0 Lions, Trojans Moll Over Xf J2c JI? SK Louisiana Tray It Kirst Downs 10 100 Kushmg Yardage 136 te Passing Yardage 111) 0 Return Yardage 14S 6 24 1 I'asses (-15-1 11-40 Funti M4I 1-1 Kumbles-Ust 3-0 5-41 Penalties M0 that wins." Dr. Johnny Long's famous Sound of the South band honored Montgomery's Tine W. Davis in a special halftime ceremony. Troy's new field house was officially dedicated in Davis' name. Troy State scored the first time they got the ball.

The Troians drove 86 yards on 11 from McLain to Griggs accounted for the TD and Steve Williams booted the extra point to give Troy a 7-0 lead with 8:44 left in the first quarter. The stout Trojan line furnishing plenty of pursuit stopped the visiting SE Louisiana team for minus yards the first three times they got the ball. Troy marched 51 yards for the second touchdown in four full of praise for the Trojan defense. "Our defense was su- nprh Jones said "We jumped out there real quick and stayed after them. We did what we had to do and LSU's Defense Stops Florida Fullback Ronnie Owens Cuts Up Field Hip Hole Opened I By Troy Offensive Line Davis Paces Southern Cal To 21-7 Over Beavers I -k use osu First downs 71 15 Rushes-ytrds Mill 33-156 Passing yards 94 101 Return yards 29 4 Passes 6-13-0 13-W-t Punts 5-30 3-37 Fumbles-lost 3-0 3-1 Penalties-yards 4-44 3-40 Is Photo by Jerry Smith Oregon State had pulled within 14-7 late in the third period when quarterback Alvin White tossed a four-yard pass to tailback Ray Taroli in the right corner of the end zone.

It was only the second touchdown allowed by the Southern Cal defense in four games and briefly gave Oregon State momentum. But, after the Beavers held the Trojans on the next series of downs, the dropped fair catch all but erased Oregon State's hopes of an upset. It was the conference opener for both schools and it was all Southern Cal until late in the first half. The Trojans, who intercepted four passes in the half, halted the only Oregon State scoring threat as safety Artimus Parker picked off a deflected White pass at the Southern Cal two-year line. "How Top Vs.

4 CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) -Tailback Anthony Davis scored twice on short runs following Oregon State mistakes as fourth-ranked Southern California beat the Beavers 21-7 in Pa-cific-8 Conference football Saturday. Davis scored Southern Cal's second touchdown after the first of two interceptions by Trojan defensive back Danny Reece at the Oregon State 37. He went over from the two-yard line for a 14-0 lead in the second quarter. The junior tailback from San Fernando, Calif, slammed over from the one-yard line early in i I Southern Cal 7g821 0- 7 Oregon State USC-M McNeill 1 run (Rick kick) run (Rice kick) OSU-Taroll 4 pass Irom White (Kulaas kick) USC-Davis I run (Rice kick) the fourth period after Trojan linebacker Ray Rodriguez fell on a dropped Oregon State punt at the Beavers' 22.

The touchdown came after BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)-Quarterback Mike Miley ran for two touchdowns and an alert Louisiana State defense scored on a blocked punt and hung tough at the goal line, for a 24-3 victory over Florida's Gators Saturday night. Miley scored on end runs of 2 and 4 yards, capping workmanlike LSU drives of 74 and 72 yards. Juan Roca added another three points for the lOth-ranked Tieers with a 50-vard field eoal. kicked against a gentle breeze.

It was the third-longest three-pointer in LSU history. Florida's only score came on a 32-yard field goal by John Williams, after a long Florida was stalled by LSU's defense. The Tiger defense, led by left end Binks Miciotto, established itself early in the game. ciotto caused Florida to fumble on its second play from scrimmage, and on Florida's next Florida 3 0 0 0-3 J4 0 ,0 0 I Si I I fa 1 nrUtifi nunt kick) LsV-iw'i'Z (Jackson kick) LSU-Miiey04Crun an Important message TfMLlffiJ (30 ODD Photo by Jerry Smith Ken McLain Squirms for Yardage yil Dim-led Troy Its 2t-0 Win Over Soulheast Louisiana Longhorns Pop Deacons, 41-0 Pys to tally the first touch- wn 01 ine 8ame- A 38-yard touchdown pass Wakt Forest 9 37-76 82 0 8-25-2 9 46 2-2 5-66 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Wake Forest made one first down, but a fake field goal play on fourth and 10 from the Texas 29 failed when defensive end Malcolm Minnick hit quarterback Bill Armstrong from behind just as he was releasing the ball. Wake Forest 0 0 0 0-0 Texas 7 7 72041 TEX-Aboussie 14 run (Schott kick) TEX-Akins I run (Schott kick) TEX Arnold 58 pass interception (Schott kick) TEX-Bennet 4 run (Schott kick) TEX-Featherston 3 run (kick failed) TEX-Kennedy 15 run (Schott kick) A 51,700 Livingston Upsets JU JACKSONVILLE Ronnie Slovensky kicked a 38-yard field goal with one second left in the game to give Livingston a 21-20 upset win over the Jacksonville Gamecocks here Saturday night.

Trailing 20-18 with 1:45 left in the contest, the Tigers took the ball on their own 20 and marched down to the Jacksonville 20 to set the stage for the heroics by Slovensky who had earlier booted a 34 yard field goal for Livingston. The other Livingston scores came on a 10 yard run by Larry Lightfoot and a seven yarder by Jackie Oneal. 5-40 Collins Carries UK Past 'Dogs plays. A 32-yard run by Ronnie Owens to the Southeastern 19 yard line set up the TD. After three plays Richard Bassett banged across from the nine for the six pointer.

Williams again booted the extra point and Troy led 14-0. SE Louisiana J- Troy Slate T-Gnggs 38 pass Irom McLain (Williams kick) T-Bassett 9 run (Williams kick i T-Mynck 27 pass interception (Williams kick i T-Red Reed 33 FG Florida LSU First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards 13 17 34-81 116 49 11-25-2 5- 36 3-1 6- 47 66-168 87 62 5-10-2 4-39 10 4-36 possession, middle linebacker Steve Lelekacs broke through and blocked a Buster Morrison punt, and defensive end David Lee scooped up the ball and took it over from two yards out. Nicklaus Ioe-Ic Kincrc viiig3 KINGS MILLS, Ohio (AP) -Relentless Jack Nicklaus, firing a second straight sub-par round on the course he half owns, barged into a three-shot lead at the midway point Saturday of the $125,000 Ohio Kings Island Open. The long-hitting Golden Bear solved the Nicklaus Golf Center layout for a two-under-par 69 and a 36-hole total of 137, three shots up on the charging Lee Trevino, Rod Curl and Tom Weiskopf. Trevino, the colorful, wise- cracking Mexican, switched putters and came in with a 68, whh Andy North for the beSt the the soggy, course.

Low I W4 LIMITED COLOR SELECTION Guaranteed Reservation 6 PM SAT. I AM TO II NOON PHONE 264-2223 Two-Tone Special Monday Only 14.88 fr 2 1 Kentucky Miss State First downs II 22 Rushes-yards 42-319 45-167 Passing yards 97 232 Return yards 124 13 Passes 5-15-1 19-36-2 Punts 6-44 6-39 Fumbles-lost 2-1 5-3 Penalties-yards 5-42 5-46 1. OHIO STATE (3-0) won over Washington St. (1-3), 27-3. 2.

NEBRASKA (4-0) won over Minnesota (1-3), 48-7. 3. 4. ALABAMA (4-0) defeated SOUTHERN CAL (3-0-1) il0 -Ajltv i By MAX MOSELEY Advertiser Sports Writer TROY Flashing a trio of fleet running backs Ronnie Owens, Johnny Grimes, and Richard Bassett, the Troy State University Trojans rolled over a stubborn SE Louisiana Lions football team here Saturday night, 24-0. Coach Tom Jones' charges demonstrated power-plus as they rolled to their fourth win of the season and probably grabbed at least a tie of the lead in the Gulf South Conference.

The sixth ranked NAIA team demonstrated a stout defense all the way to stop the otherwise offensive Lions. Led by Dennis Anderson, James Hawkins, Bruce Brooks, Steve Crenshaw, and Danny Mathews, the Trojans held the visiting Lions scoreless. Split-end Perry Griggs, pass catcher deluxe took a pass from Kenny McLain and scooted 38 yards for the first touchdown. Reserve fullback Richard Bassett who had his biggest night carrying the ball, ran nine yards for the second Troy touchdown. Bassett picked up 40 yards on the 51 yard march on four plays.

Alert Tony Myrick, from Greenville, intercepted a Gene Estopa pass and raced 27 yards untouched for the third touchdown in the third quarter. Jim Reed, freshman kicking specialist from Tallahassee, booted a 34-yard field goal with 5:11 left in the third quarter to conclude the scoring for the game. SE Louisiana had one scoring threat midway in the fourth quarter when they drove down to the Troy 15. Then the stout Trojan forwards went to work, stopped two running plays and then pounced on a fumble to stop the threat. Ralph Sanders recovered for Troy.

Troy coach Tom Jones was 20 Fared Georgia (2-1-1), 28-14. defeated Oregon St. (0-4), electrifying 67-yard run by halfback Billy Mills. Solomon, a junior from Sumter, S.C., then led the Spartans 51 yards for the go-ahead touchdown. Solomon threw a 12-yard pass to flanker Anthony Williams for the score.

Solomon later ran 20 yards for a touchdown to clinch the victory. Pittman finished the game with 82 yards in 23 carries, including runs of 20 and 12 yards in Tampa's drive for the go-ahead touchdown. 20 Cecil Lane 21-7. 5. MICHIGAN (4-0) defeated Oregon (0-4), 24-0.

6. OKLAHOMA (2-0-1) defeated Miami Fla. (2-1), 24-20. 7. PENN STATE (4-0) defeated Air Force (2-1), 19 9.

8. NOTRE DAME (3-0) defeated Michigan St. (1-3), 14-10. 9. TENNESSEE (4-0) defeated Kansas (3-1), 28-27.

10. LSU (4-0) defeated Florida (2-2), 24-3. 11. OKLAHOMA ST. (3-1) lost to Texas Tech (3-1), 20-7.

AUSTIN, Tex. (API-Defensive halfback Jay Arnold ran a pass interception back 58 yards for a touchdown Saturday night to spark Texas past Wake Forest 41-0. Arnold's TD made it 21-0 in the third quarter. Texas' first team offense scored only two touchdowns against the Deacons. Longhorn Coach Darrell Royal liberally substituted in his offensive unit after the first stringers had problems moving against a team that lost 41-0 the week before to Richmond.

Roosevelt Leaks, Texas' outstanding fullback, bulled his way 78 yards on 15 carries in the first half, then sat out the second half with a neck injury that was called "not serious." The Deacons, whose offense has not scored a touchdown in four games this year, crossed midf ield once, when the defense recovered a Texas fumble on the Longhorn 40. Purdue Bounces Blue Devils, 27-7 WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind. (AP) Sophomore quarteback Craig Nagel brought Purdue's slumbering offense to life in the second half Saturday'to spark the Boilermakers past Duke's Blue Devils 27-7 in a college football game. Nagel, subbing for injured starter Bo Bobrowski, scored one touchdown and fired up the Boilermakers after Duke took a 7-3 lead in the third quarter.

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18. 19. 20. ARIZONA STATE (4-0) defeated New Mexico (1-67-24. TEXAS (2-1) defeated Wake Forest (1-3), HOUSTON (3-0) played San Diego State (1-0) late MISSOURI (4-0) defeated SMU (3-1), 17-7.

UCLA (2-1) played Utah (2-1) late game. MIAMI FLA. (2-1) lost to Oklahoma (2-0-1), 24-20. COLORADO (3-1) defeated Iowa St. (1-2), 23-16.

SMU (3-1) lost to Missouri (4-0), 17-7. WEST VIRGINIA (3-1) lost to Indiana (1-3), 28-14. Final days at this EARL SCHEIB AUTO PAINTING I Tampa Zips Akron JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -Halfback Sonny Collins shredded Mississippi State's defenses for 229 yards and four touchdowns Saturday night to lead the Kentucky Wildcats to a 42-14 Southeastern Conference football victory over the undefeated Mississippi State Bulldogs. The 194-pound sophomore speedster made two first quarter touchdowns, one an 11-yard burst over left tackle, the other on a 12-yard burst.

He darted seven yards for a second period score that put the Wildcats College EAST l)rel Terh 27, Rensselaer 14 Slroudsburg 13. Kutttown 3 Kordham IS. Selon Hall 17 Ithaca 37. Rochester Tech It Rochester 21, Williams Col. 7 Thiel College 13.

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No. Carolina A 26. Norfolk State 12 Carson-Newman 17, Catawba Col 7 Gardner-Webb X. Georgetown Col Johns Hopkins 34, Crsinus 13 Xavier 17, SW Louisiana 14 ahead to and went 65 yards in the fourth period to put the game beyond MSU's reach. Kentucky 14 7 0 21-42 Mississippi State 7 7 0 014 Ky -Collins II run (Steele kick) MSU-Buckley 9 pass trom Felker (Nickels kick) Ky-Collins 12 run (Steele kick) MSU- Felker I run (Nickels kick) Ky-Collins 7 run (Steele kick I Ky-Fanurjl 4 run (Steele kick) Ky-Collins 65 run (Steele kick) Ky--Campassi 2 run (Steele kick) Scores Austin 26, Sewanee 7 Louisville 24, Wichita State 14 Tampa 21, Akron 7 Virginia Union 23, Elisabeth City 0 Wollord 40.

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IS Doane College 32. Midland 7 Evansville 21, Valparaiso 14 Hanover Col 17, Rose Hulman 7 Hastings Col 27, Concordial, Neb 7 Indiana Central 7, Wayne St, Mich Knox College 29. Beloit College 0 Ungston 19, Panhandle State 14 Minn Dululh 17, Hamline Univ 13 Monmouth Col 51, Carleton College 0 Tulsa 44. Drake 7 Dayton 23. Southern Illinois 15 Simpson 10.

William Penn I Tavlor 24. Wilmington 17 Bluffton IS. Findlay 14 Central Methodist 33. Baker 7 Coe Col. 31, Lawrence 7 Emporia SI.

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Denison 9 Miami. Ohio 24. Marshall Ohio ('. 14. Northwestern 12 Allegheny 42.

Case Western 7 Kalamazoo Col. 13, Adrian 0 Olivet College 34. Albion 17 Wittenberg 41. Ohio Weslevan 7 John Carroll 14. Wooater 7 Mount Union 17, Kenyon College IS North Michigan 30.

Youngstown 12 Northwood Mich. 24. Ashland 13 Western Illinois 24. Eastern Michigan 21 Carthage Col 27, Illinois Wesley 7 Ferris State 17, Grand Vallev 13 Heidelberg Col IS, Marietta Col Hope College 21. Alma College 7 Michigan Tech 34.

St Cloud Stale 29 Oberlm College 29. Hamilton Col 14 Wisconsin 37, Wvoming 28 Black Hills St. t. Dakota Wesley 0 Bowling Green 49, Toledo 35 Defiance Col. 34.

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Emporia 0 GAYEERS TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Quar-terback Freddie Solomon and halfback Alan Pittman generated two late scoring drives to snap a 7-7 tie and lift the University of Tampa to a 21-7 football victory over Akron Saturday night. The Spartans, now 4-1, gained a 7-0 lead over their Ohio rivals when Pittman plunged over from the one in the final seconds of the second period. Solomon had thrown a 44-yard pass to split end Mark Wakefield to set up the score. Zips, now 1-4, tied the game in the third quarter on an Call location near you for HOURS: MON FRI 7 30 AM TO 515 BELL ST.

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