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1-2 Honolulu, September 4, 1983 Trie ounoay Star-fculietin Advertiser 4t-k ZO report for the record i OU local golf Georgia holds off UCLA; Miami upset USGA SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP hol qualifying At Waielaa Country Club Tuesday' ttms Noon: Stan Kimura. Larry Nakama, Wrrn Sweet. 12:06: Thomas Tanaka. James Masuya-m. Makoto Havashi.

Patrick Kaya. Oreg DiKiiato. Take Okafuji For mor intOrmatton contact John Rob Waia'ae Country Dub at 732-1457 major leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE East Pel. OB Baltimore 53 598 Deiroit 77 58 570 3', Milwaukee 76 58 5S7 4 New York 75 58 564 Toronto 74 64 538 i Boston 65 71 478 18 Cleveland 60 79 441 21 Watt I Pet. 08 Chicago 77 58 570 Kansas dly 65 70 481 12 Oakland 66 72 478 12V Teas 63 74 460 IS California 62 73 459 15 Minnesota) 58 79 423 20 Seattle 51 84 378 26 Yesterday' results Detroit 7.

Toronto 4 Chicago 9. Boston 6 Baltimore 13. Minnesota 0 Cleveland 13. Oakland 6 Kansas City S. Texas 0.

Is! Texas 8 Kansas City 1. 2nd Milwaukee 4. California 2 i New York S. Seattle 3 Today's gams Detroit (Abbott 5-4) ai Toronto (Stieb 13-11) Cn.caqo (Bums 8 8) at Boston (Hurst 10-10) i Baltimore (McGregor 16-5) at Minnesota (Fil. son 11 1 Milwaukee (Sutton 7-1 1) at California (John 9m Cleveland (Suteiitte 15 9) at Oakland (MeCatty 5-61 New York iGuidry 16-81 at Seattle (Clark 6-81 Kansas City (Rasmussen 2-31 at Teias (Stewart 1-1) NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pet.

OB 70 64 522 Pn.iade.pma 69 65 5'5 1 Montreal 67 66 504 Si Louis 66 67 496 3' 1 Chicago 61 74 452 9'i New Vo'k 57 78 422 13' West Pet. OB Los Angeles 79 56 585 Atlanta 76 60 559 3V Houston 72 63 533 7 San D.ego 66 71 482 14 i. San Francseo 64 72 471 15'' Cincinnati 63 74 460 1 7 Yesterday's results i Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 2 Cnicapo 9 Houston 3 i San Francisco 5 Phiiade'phia 4 Los Angeies 4 Montreal 0 Cincinnati 3 St LOU'S 2 New York 4, Dan Diego 3 15 inns Today's games San Francisco (M Davis 3-3) at Philadelphia IK Gross 4 4) San Diego (Hawkins 3-6) at New York (Lynch 9-8) Los Angeles (Pena 10-6) at Montreal (Burns 4 6) Pittsburgh iDeLeon 6-2) at Atlanta (McMurtry 12 9) Cincinnati (Pnce 10-61 at St Louis (AnduiS' 6-13) 1 Houston (RuNe 8-31 at Chicago (Barney 14-i 101 yards to tight end Tom Wheeler to give the Seminoles a 47-46 lead. A pass for the two-point conversion was incomplete. Allen, a junior who led the nation in scoring last year with 21 touchdowns, rushed for 154 yards on 33 carries and scored on runs of 1, 2 and 10 yards.

Florida State 13 14 14 647 East Carolina 17 13 10 646 EC FG Heath 51 FSU Allen 2 run (Hall kick) FSU Wheeler 5 pass from Lowrey (kick failed) EC Vann 35 pass from Ingram (Heath kick) EC Ingram 13 run (Heath kick) FSU Allen 10 run (Hall kick) EC Waiden 4 run (kick blocked) EC Williams 56 punt return (Heath kick) FSU Jones 5 run (Hall kick) EC Williams 99 kickoff return (Heath kick) FSU Jones 0 pass from Lowrey (Hall kick) EC FG Heath 21 4,1 FSU Allen 1 run (Hall kick) EC Byner 1 run (pass failed) raU Wheeler 5 pass Irom Lowrey (pass failed) A 46 261 Xorth Carolina 24, South Carolina 8 COLUMBIA, S.C. Scott Stankavage completed 12 of 14 passes, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to Mark Smith, to lead 10th-ranked North Carolina. South Carolina, playing its first game under new coach Joe Morrison, managed only 201 yards in total offense. Stankavage threw for 145 yards and tailbacks Ethan Hor-ton (29 carries for 114 yards) and Tyrone Anthony (13 carries for 49 yards) contributed to North Carolina's 376 yards in total offense. Niorth Carolina South Caroima 3-24 8- 8 NC Smith 32 pass from Stankavage (Barwick kick) NC Anthony 4 run (Barwick kick) NC Stankavage 1 run (Barwick kick) NC FG Barwick 22 SC Denoy 10 pass from Bradshaw (Lewis pass from B'adsnaw) A 74 200 Pitt 13, Tennessee 3 KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

Eric' Vnited fre International ATHENS, Ga. Defensive back Charlie Dean made an interception and ran 69 yards for the decisive touchdown with 18 seconds left last night to lead 13th-ranked Georgia to a 19-8 victory over 12th-ranked UCLA in a nationally televised season-opener. "It was really a relief to see Charlie Dean take the ball and run down the field," Georgia coach Vince Doo-ley said. "Our defense was superb. Time after time they came up with the big play.

I can't say enough about UCLA. They were right in there until the very end. They came to fight and fight they did." The Bulldogs led 12-0 after sophomore quarterback Todd Williams scored on a four-yard run with four minutes remaining in the first half. But the lead dwindled to 12-8 late in the game when Georgia was forced to take a safety to keep from turning over the ball deep in their territory. After the free kick, UCLA, which twice had been stopped inside the Georgia 10-yard line in the second half, moved for a first down at the Bulldog 32.

But Dean intercepted a Rick Neuheisel pass at the Georgia 31 -yard line and ran down the right sideline, bursting into the clear as he passed midfield. LCTa 0 6 0 28 Georgia 3 9 0 719 Geo FG Butler 26 Geo FG Butler 32 Geo Williams 4 run (run tailed) UCLA FG Lee 32 UCLA FG Lee 35 UCLA Safety Andrews ran out of end zone Geo Dean 69 interception return (Butler kick) A-62 122 UCLA Oeo First downs 21 14 Rushes-yards 3993 50169 Passing ya'fls 219 59 Sams by-yards 1134 439 Return yards 11 129 af fasses 20-364 5131 Punts 5 40 6 38 4 Fumbies-lost 41 32 Penalties-yards 425 545 Time ol possession 33 12 26 48 Florida 28, Miami 3 GAINESVILLE, Fia. -Wayne Peace threw touchdown passes of six and two yards to fullback Joe Henderson the first two times Flori-a rsl Hv da Sot the ball, iwlF leading the Gators to their upset of 19th-ranked Miami Peace, who set an NCAA completion record of 70.73 percent last year, completed his first 12 passes and finished 18 of 32 for 146 yards. After taking a 13-0 lead 10 minutes into the game. Florida settled into a defensive tone until the third quarter.

That's when the Gators added 12 points on an eight-yard run by Neal Anderson and field goals of 53 yards by Chris Perkins and 35 yards by Bobby Raymond. Raymond added a- 41-yarder in the fourth quarter. Miami Florida 0 0 0 13 0 12 3- 3 3-28 Fior Henderson 6 pass from Peace (Raymond kick) Fior Henderson 2 pass from Peace (kick failed) Fior FG Perkins 53 Fior Anderson 8 run (kick failed) Fior FG Raymond 35 Fior FG Raymond 41 Mia FG Dav.s 41 A-73 907 Florida State 47, East Carolina 46 TALLAHASSEE. Fia. Kelly Lowery threw three touchdown passes, including the.

go-ahead score with 5:59 left, and Greg Allen "7 1 ran fr three 'A more touch-k'-1, downs to help rally seventh-ranked Florida State. Lowery, who completed 28 of 35 for 322 yards, passed five SL Schubert kicked two fourth quarter field goals and John Cummings passed 56 yards Dwight Collins '3 for a touchdown" to lead ranked Pitts- i burgh. Tennessee, which led 3-0 'at halftime, did not allow Pitts burgh a first down until 8:13 of the third That's when Cummings, who had thtqwn only two passes in his coiiggjate career before yesterday, parsed to Collins for the go-aHil score. i Schubert, who addejtjfgife extra point, kicked field gfela.wof 47 and 45 yards in the fbtlrth quarter. Pittsburgh 0 0 7-6 13 Tennessee 0 3 0 Tenn FG Reveiz 49 Pitt Coiims 56 pass from Cummmgs (Seh'uberT kick) -ra P'tt FG Schubert 47 Pitt FG Schuben 45 A 95 824 I- SMU 24, Louisville 6 IRVING.

Texas Lance Mcllhenny completed seven passes for 132 yards andla touchdown in the second half to lead 17th-ranked Southern Methodist. SMU. the two- 4 It time defending! Southwest Conference cham pion. ran its unbeaten streak 'Xot 17 games the longest streak in the country. Mcllhenny finished with 9 of 15 passing for 151 yards.

He threw a two-yard scoring pjfss to Rickey Bolton early in the third quarter to give SMU a 17-6 lead. Louis1 SMU i 6-L's 0 10 7.7,24 Lou FG Eiiis 32 SMU Dupard 36 run (Harrell kick) CWI I Cr. A Lou FG Ellis 37 I SMU Boiden 2 pass from Mcllhenny (Hafreii kick, QMII flnnarrt 1 run JHarrAII kr-k A -23 750 Magnet i There's nothing like a loose football. tcV attract Texas Billy Brown (left) and 7 Greg Berry were Li drawn to, and a fumble by California quarterback Gale Gilbert, not shown. But California got the victory, 19-17; UPI photo golf pickups Harry Kuwaye scored hole-in-one yester-day ai ih Pali Municipal Course.

iced the 1b5-yard. 15th hole using a 5-iron. running results FIFTH AVENUE MILE At New York Man'a elite division 1. Steve Scon. Scorts-daie Anr 3 49 77 2.

Rosa Oonoghue. White Plains 3 50 10 3. Sydney Maree. Philadelphia 3 50 72 4. Jim Spivey.

Eugene. Ore 3 51 31 5 John Walker. New Zealand. 3 51 58 6 Tom Bvers Eugene. Ore 3 52 81 7.

Ray Fiynn. Ireland. 3 52 04 8. Chuck Aragon. Los Lunas 3 52 24 9.

Graham Williamson. England 3 54 14 10. Jama Aden. Tetneck. NJ 3 55 2 11.

Jay Woods. Salt Lake City. 3 57 2 12. Eamonn Cogman. Ireland.

3 57 5 Women' elite division 1 Wendy Sly. England 4 22 66 2 Bnt MeRoberts. Canada 4 23 86 3 Chr.stme Boer England. 4 24 49 4, Maggie Keyes San Rafael. CaM 4 28 58 5.

Diane Rogers. New Zealand 4 34 5 6. Cindy B'emser Madison, Wis 4 35 2 7. Joan Benoit. Waienown Mass 4 37 4 8 Diana Ricnburg.

LansmgDurgh. NY. 4 37 7 9 Oariene Beckford. Cambridge. Mass 4 44 2 10.

Kim. Gallagher. Fort Washington. Pa 4 53 6 11. Linda Oefie-sen Lake Ronkonkoma.

4 55 4 tennis results U.S. OPEN At Flushing Meadow. Y. Third Round Men'a Singlet jimmy Connors 3 Belleville. Ill del Bruce Manson Fort Worth.

Tevas. 6-0 6-4. 6-0. Hemi Guntnardt Switzerland det Gene Mayer (11). Woodmere NY.

6-1. 60. 6-0. Eliot Teltscher (14) Sebrmg Fia del Anders Jarryd. Sweden.

6.7 6-3 6 2 6-4, Bill Scamon (16). Dallas, del. Pal Cash Australia. 7-5. 6-3 6-2.

Greg Holmes. Danviiie Calif det Gu'Hermo Vilas (6). Argentina 6-2 6-2 6-3. Mark Dickson Tampa. Fia del Danie Visser South Africa.

6-3. 6-4. 6-4 John Lloyd Britain, del Terry Moor. Memphis Tenn 6 3 5 7 2 6 6 0 6-1 Women Singlet Martina Navratiiova (1). Dallas, del Kate Gompert Rosweil.

6-2. 6-2. Andrea Jaeger i3) Lincolnshire, in def Mima Jausovec. Yugoslavia 6-2. 6-7.

7-6. Pam Shnver (51 Lu-frierviie Md def Kim Schaeter. Aieiandna. Va 6-0 7-6 Sy'via Han.ka (7). West Germany, def G'ace Kim Ridgewood 6-3.

6 0. Pas-caie Paradis France del Andrea Temesavan 19) Hungary 6-4 6-0 Lisa Bonder. Saline. Mich det Catherine Su're. France.

6-2. 7-5. Bonn.e Gadusek Largo Fia def Helena Suko-va Cjecnosiovakia. 6-2 7-6 Pilar Vasquez. Peru det Patricia Hy Hong Kong 6-4.

6-2 collegiate volleyball 1983 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII WAHINE SCHEDULE September: 8-9 at UH-Hiio 15 Stanford at NBC A-ena 16 Stanford 17 Long Beach State-22 23-Fresno State 29-30 UCLA October: 6 7 UH-HJo 9 at Illinois State 10 at iiimo'S. 11 at Northwestern 12 at Pursue 14 15 at Kentucky. 21 Weber State. November: 1 at Hawaii Pacific 4-5 at UCLA NivT. 7 at Santa C'ara 8 at Cat.

9 at San Jose State 12-13 at Wendy Classic IUOP) 16 Hawaii Pacific 23 25 Anjona Oecember. 2 3-NCaa f.rst round 9-10 NCAA regiona's 16-17 Fmat Four at Leung-ton KY Home matches at Kium Gym. 7 30 pm ceot tor Long Beach State match, which begins at 2 announcements UPCOMING TENNIS TOURNAMENTS Army Open, Sept. 10-17 at Schofieid fli-i Activty Center Men and women 5 singles Entnes closed for information can 655-0852 Hawaiian Princess IV. Sept 12-16 at Keen Laaoon Women 5 smgies and doubles fh a cons otat' on 'round Entries dose Thursday draw on Fnday will be posted at Diamond Mead For information, call Marc Botetho at 623-9219 Telephone entries will be taken Applications are at DMTC Henalei Bay Open, Sept 16-18 at Hanae Bay Resort Wens and women singles and ooub'es One 0 the ilika Grand Pm senes Entries dose Saturday For information, call 636-652? on Kauai Pearl Harbor Miied Ooubles.

Sept 16-16 at Wentworth Courts Pearl Harbor Entries dose Sunday. Sept 12. and are available at maior base tennis shops, including Wentworth and Diamond Head Tenms Center Cost is $8 For information call 471-0610 Punahou Junior Novice. Sept 17-18 Boys and gins singles Entries dose Thursday They e'e available at Punahou or by Ca'img 946-2951 radio -TV TODAY Radio 7am 1 football. LA Raiders at nat.

HO8O1 71s am Maior league baseball Los Angeles at Montreal (760) 7 35 a Maior league baseball San Francisco at Philadelphia 1990) 10 a (aoprommateiy. following Giants base-ham NFL football New York Jet at San Diego 1990) 10 a nfl football Kansas City at Seat-tie (650) Television 6 30 a NFL 83 (2) 6 30 a NFL Today (9) 7am nfl football. Miami at Buffalo (Live on 2) 7am NFL football Los Angeles Rams at New York G'ants (Live on 91 6am Pro wrestling (USA cable) 8 OS a Maior league baseball. Pitts burgn at Atlanta (Live on Cable WTBSI 10 a lapprommateiy) NFL football New York jets at San Diego (Live on 2) 10 am US Open Tennn (Live on 9V 10 30 am US Amateur Golf Champion-hci from Gienview III (Live on 4) 1 05 Pro wrestling from Atlanta ICabie WTBS) 1pm College football WAC highlights (2) 1 30 0 Superchargers (2) 2pm Norm American Soccer League Team America vs Fort Lauderdale (Oelay on 13) 3pm NCAA Football Preview, from Aug 28 (4) 4pm College Football Preview: Football wmers Association Top 10 (4) Let Go Fihmg (Live from Waikikl on 2) 6pm College football Miami at Florida, irom Saturday (USA cable) 9 30 pm PBA bowling Waukegan Open (Repeat on USA cable) 1 1 30 College football Miami at Florida from Saturday IRepeat on USA cable). Note: The Advertiser it not responsible lor last-mtnute changes, for confirmation the above listings, contact programming of the respective stations Cable sports listings are on recording at 637-6442 Running, Biking Ride Stride Team Relays, 6 a.m.

start and finish at Hawaii Race-way Park. Two-person team competition Includes five-mile run, followed by a 14-mile bKe race. No admission charge. Surfing Ala Mosna Bowie Meet, 8 a.m., finals at Ala Moana Beach Park, surf permitting. No admission charge.

strike out list NEW YORK Career strikeouts by Steve Canton ot Philadelphia and Nolan Ryan ot Houston who earlier this season surpassed the rnaicr-'eague record o' 3 509 set by Waiter Johnson 21 seasons (1907 27) 1965-82 1983 total Stpve No'an Rvan 3 434 234 3 668 1968-82 1983 total 3 494 145 3.639 players of the month American League: Toronto 5 Uovd Moseby 1 aQ Deirott Jack Mos were unanimous wm-t of tne ipague montnty awards, tt was arnoijncpfl yestp'flav i MoseDv nn 351 August, with jS'H OOjD'PS (ao triples seven homers and 78 rases O' his 25 PB" our were game- A-noers in adO-non he scored 26 runs, walked 13 ana sto'e S' bases was a sn-game winner August, games Me struck out 56 tne 54 r.n.rtq', aiioed 34 nits and 12 earned runs tor 00 ERA At me end ot August Moms set a hah ar) fed with LaMarr Hoyt 'or a rtue-h victories He leads the Al in tour Categories including stnkeouts pcl playoffs Pacific Coast League (Best ot five series) Southern Oivitton Playoff Albuquerque leads 1-0 Sept 7 A'puauerque 12 Las Vegas 8 Today game Aituquvaue at Las Vegas Northern Division Playoff Portland leads 1-0 0001 000 tit 004 8 16 2 000 101 110 000 4 12 0 WRnrmpistec Miraoeiia 8t Aitamirano (8). 'Opffr ii2J and Kener K-bhe Lacey (7). B'OAn 9) OA Smith (91 DW Smith (tt Afamrano 00) L-OW Smith (0-1) HRs p'ianfl Schu (1). Edmonton Scho'teWJ (1) and B'oi Hi A 2 176 Vesterday Portland 8 Edmonton 4 pro football NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Veslarday's Result Philadelphia 22 San Francisco 17 Today's Games Atlanta at Chicago Baltimore at New England Dpnypr at Pittsburgh Detroit at Tampa Bay G'pe Bay at Houston A Ra-ders at Cincinnati A Rams at Giants Miami at Buf'a'O Minnesota at Cleveland St Louis at New Orleans New Vork Jets at San D'ego Seattle at Kansas City. 4 pm Tomorrow's Gam at Washington Thursday's Gam San Francisco at Minnesota i college football new YORK Mow the UPi Tod 20 college 'oo'ba" teams fared through games ot SeDt 3 i Nebraska (10) de'eated Penn State 44-6 2 Teas (0 0) was idle 3 jDum (0-0) was idle 4 Penn State 10-1) lost to Nebraska 44-6 I 5 Oklahoma (0-0) was idle 6 On.o St (0-0) was idle 7 Fior.aa St (t-0) defeated East Caroline 17.

4h 8 Notre Dame (0-0) was idle 9 (0-0) was idle to itiei Norm Carolina (t-0) defeated South Caroima 24-8 10 (tie) Louisiana St (0-0) was 'die UCLA (0-1) lost to Georgia 19-8 13 Gecgia (1-01 deleated UCLA 19-8 14 Aiaoama 10-0) was idle 15 Pitnourgn (1-01 deleated Tennessee 13-3 i5 Wasnington iO-O) was 'die 17 Soutnem Metnodist i-0) deleated Lou'-, vie J4-6 i 18 Anjona St (0-0) was idle 19 Miami ma (0-D lost to Florida J8-3 20 (tie) Maryland (0-0) was idle 20 (te) lowa (0-0) was idle high school football HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS On Oahu Friday night: Coiion (Can! 40. Pearl City 10: Pastord 16 Believue (Wash) 0 McKinley S. Wa'Pang 3 KahuKu 12 Nanaduti 0. Campbell 8. Waiaiua 0 Miiilam 35 Hiio 0.

Kaiaheo 34. Moanaiua 0 St Louis 21, Kaiser 8 Last night: Elk G'Ove 3V Castle 7 Kaimuki 35 Leiiehua 16. Damien 14 St Anthony 0. Kaiiua 13. Waianae 12: Maui 21.

Kaltm 20 Ntighbor lalanda Friday night: Baldwin 25. Honokaa 8. Kauai 28 Ka 6 Pac-Five 28 Waiakea 0: Konawaena 21 Punahou 17 Last night: Roosevelt 24. Lahamaiunt 14. pcGi today -Racquetball ,1983 State Double Tournament, 6 p.m.

finals at the Paa Street I Courthouse. No admission charge. Bold Cal takes 19-17 victory 1 scored 2Vfc minutes later on a 14-yard pass from quarterback Tom Tunnicliffe. Oregon State 0 0 0 6 6 Arizona 16 10 14 1050 Ariz Evans 7 blocked punt return (run failed) Anz Horion 14 pass from Tunnicliffe (Zendeias kick) Ariz FG Zendeias 19 Anz FG Zendeias 21 i I. Anz Brewer 15 rm (Zendeias kick) Ariz Tunnciitfe i run (Zendeias kick) Anz Conner 11 pass from Tunnicliffe (Zendeias kick) OSU Bynum 12 pass from Greene (kick tailed) Anz FG Zendeias 39 Ariz Ft Huniey 23 fumble return (Zendeias kick) A 40.750 Pacific 21, Oregon 15 1 EUGENE, Ore.

Kirby Warren scored two touchdowns, both set up by fumble recoveries, to lead Pacific to victory. Warren scored on a nine-yard run three plays after Michael Greer recovered Kevin Wilhite's fumble at the Oregon 32. He scored on a one-yard run two plays after Tom Cowling recovered Mike Jorgensen's fumble at the Oregon 9. Pacific 'jm'oV o)-2l Oregon 339 015 Vnited Prat International COLLEGE STATION. Texas Ron Rivera tackled Jimmie Hawkins for a safety in the final minute, giving California a 19-17 intersectional football victory over Texas last night.

Moments earlier, Cal coach Joe Kapp opted to accept a penalty against after Randy Pratt's 22-yard field goal gave the Bears a 20-17 lead. Kapp's decision erased the score and set up a first-and-goal situation at the Aggie 3. But Cal quarterback Gale Gilbert fumbled the snap and linebacker Mike Ashley recovered. On the Aggies' first play, a sweep to the right side, Rivera knifed in from his linebacker position and tackled Hawkins in the end zone. Texas rallied from a 17-0 halftime deficit to a 17-all tie after three quarters.

Quarterback John Mazur, a transfer from Southern Cal, threw touchdown passes of 44 and 18 yards to tight end Rich Siler in the rally. 10 7 0 2 '9 Texas am 0 0 17 017 Cal Garner 43 run Pratt kick) Cal FG Pratt 28 Cal Story 1 run (Pratt kick) ASM-FG Smith 36 A4M Siler 44 pass from Mazur (Smith kick) A4M S'ler 18 pass irom Mazur (Smith kick) Cat Safety. Hawkins tackled in end zone A-51 971 Cal AJM First downs Flushes-yards 35-143 46-92 Passing yards 71 243 Return yards v. ei Passes 23-42-1 20-33-0 Punts 6-40 7 7-39 3 Fumbies-lost 3 2 1-0 Penalties-yards 964 1065 Arizona 50, Oregon State 6 TUCSON, Ariz. Freshmen Byron Evans and Jon Horton scored touchdowns in the opening minutes to spur Arizona's thrashing of Oregon State.

Evans, a linebacker, scooped up a blocked punt at the OSU 7 and gave Arizona a 6-0 lead 1:42 into the game. Horton, a split end, college football scores i Teas-Ei Paso 20 Nnw Menco Stale 9 Tulsa 34. San 0go St 9 West Air Force 34. Colorado St 13 Arizona 50. Oregon state t- Fulierton St 13, Boise Si 10 Pacilic 21.

Oregon 15 Sacramento St 35. Sonoma ST" 7 So Utah SI 42. Montana 10 Weber St 33. SW Minn St 21. i-Wyommg 34.

So Dakota 13 Georgia 19. UCLA -Wasnington State 27. Montana State. 7 UNLV 28. Nevada-Reno 18 McNeese Si 18 NW Louisiana 13 Middle Tenn 51.

Savannah St 0 Miss St 14 Tulane 9 Moms Brown 13 Fayettev le St 10 Murray St 25 Southeast Missouri 11 24. So Carolina 8 NC Cant 21. Livingstone 17 Nichoiis St 21. Lamar 14 Pittsburgh 13. Tennessee 3 Shepherd 37.

Miliersviiie 14 So Carolina St 13. Furman 3 Southern Miss 32. Richmond 3 St Paul a 26. Bowie St. 23 Tenn -Chatt 13, Jacksonville St 8 Troy St 33 Tuikegee 6 Virginia 38.

Ouke 30 Va Union 14. Johnson Smith 0 Winston-Salem St 17. Va. St 16 Midweal Akron 13 Kent St 6 Augsburg 29 Buena Vista 24 Ban St 42 Rhode Island 26 Chadron St 7. So Dakota Tech 0 Dayton 10.

Wisconsin-Stout 7 Harper 27, Grand Rapids 0 Hastings 10 Northern St 9 Indiana SI 10 Northeast Louisiana 9 Long Beach St 28. Kansas St. 20 Loras 36. Upper lowa 12 Mo Western 35. Mo -Ftolia 28 Mo Southern 29 Wichita State 21 Murray St 25.

Southeast Mo 1 1 Nebraska-Omaha 12. Northeast 7 Northern lowa 34 Drake 10 Northern Illinois 37. Kansas 34 Southern III 38 Western 6 St Ambrose 14. William Penn 0 Valparaiso 31. Alma 7 Southwest Abilene Christian 23.

Angelo St 9 Arkansas St 31 Tennessee-Martin 0 California 19. Texas 17 Central Okie St 28. NW Okla 10 Central Arkansas 21, Ark Bluff 0 Tanas Slate 32. Teiat Stale 3 New Menco 17. Utah 7 Pittsburg State 17.

Arkansas Tech 14 SMU 24. Louisville 6 Sul Roas 68. Baptist Christian (La.) 0 East Edmboro 41 Liberty 1 Slippery Rock 16 Bioomsburg 7 Virginia 55. Ohio 3 South Appalachian St 27. Wake Forest 25 Ciemson 44.

Western Carolina 10 6 Kentucky 21 Tenn St 15 Florida 28. Miami 3 Florida Si 47. Carolina 46 Gienvitie 7 Waynesburg 7 (te) Grambfing. 28 Alcorn St 0 Jackson St 21 Alabama St 0 Ky 31. Cent Mich 14 Ky St 27 Ky Wesleyan 0 Lenoir.Rhyne 13.

Guilford 0 Liberty Baputt 15 Howard 10.