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Fog 40 HoHlMbu'g Aimrlun Sunday $ptmbr 19. 111 135 Clemson downs Wave, Olhcrgamcs while leading, throwing only one pass until Lahay'a first field goal, and kept Arkansas backed up with the punting of Steve Cook and kicking game mistakes by the Razorbacks. Temple 19 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Junior tailback Jim Brown ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Tink Murphy threw for another score as Temple beat eastern independent rival Syracase 31-19 in college football Saturday night. Indiana 21, N'western 20 EVANSTON, 111. (AP) Junior college transfer Babe Laufenberg connected on 12 of 16 passes for 167 yards including a 55-yard scoring strike Saturday and Northwestern failed in a late 2-point conversion attempt as Indiana held on for a 21-20 triumph over the Wildcats In a Big Ten opener.

W.Virginia 32, Virginia 18 CHARI)TTESVILLE, Va. (AP) West Virginia's Mountaineers, capitalizing on the passing of quarterback Oliver Luck to wide receiver Darrell Miller, turned in an easy 32-18 victory over Virginia's Cavaliers here Saturday in the 1981 football opener for both teams. Navy 17, Citadel 7 ANNAPOLIS (AP) Second string quarterback Marco Pag-nanelli scored twice on runs of three and two yards to help lift Navy to a season-opening 17-7 victory over The Citadel in college football action here Saturday. Illinois 27, Mich. St.

17 EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -Quarterback Tony Eason fired two touchdown passes and sparked the Illinois attack Saturday as the CM dumped Michigan State 27-17 in the Big Ten football opener for both teams. Eason hit on 20 of 36 passes for 294 yards to keep the Spartans off balance. Michigan State, meanwhile, could move only sporadically on the ground or in the air. OLE MISS DEFENSIVE END Bob Blokemore (88) belts the ball looie from South Carolina quarterback Gordon Beckham during their game Saturday night in Columbia, S.C The Rebi won the game, Missoui.21, Army 10 COLUMBIA, Mo.

(AP) Walk-on receiver James Caver hooked up with Mike Hyde on a 52-yard touchdown play and Hyde scored on a 1-yard sneak, both in the fourth quarter, to lift Missouri to a 24-10 victory over Army Saturday in an intersectional football opener. Iowa St 17, W.Tex. St. 13 AMES, Iowa (AP) Powerful tailback Dwayne Crutchfield ran for touchdowns of six and one yards Saturday to lead Iowa State to a 17 13 victory over a tough West Texas State team in the Cyclones' football season opener. But Crutchfield, a 246-pound senior from Cincinnati, Ohio, scored both TDs in the first halLAnd Iowa State had Its hands full with the scrappy Buffaloes in the final minutes of the game.

Minnesota IS, Ohio 17 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Mike Hohensee, playing in his first game for Minnesota, lofted a 66-yard scoring pass to flanker Chester Cooper late in the fourth quarter to lift the Gophers to a 19-17 victory over Ohio University in a non-conference opener for both teams. Kansas St. 31, S.D. St 10 MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) -Darrell Ray Dickey, who in his first two years at Kansas State became the school's number six career passer, ran for 126 yards and passed for 120 more Saturday in leading the Wildcats to a 31-10 season-opening victory over South Dakota.

Dickey, a Junior who is the son of Coach Jim Dickey, capped his best collegiate performance by romping 11 yards to score K-State's final touchdown with 4H minutes left in the game. That came after South Dakota, now 0-2 for the season, scored its only touchdown on a 53-yard pass which caught the Wildcats' secondary napping. N.C. State 28. W.Forest 23 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.

(AP) -Freshman sensation Joe Mcintosh rushed 25 times for 220 yards and two touchdowns to lead North Carolina State to a 28-23 victory over Wake Forest in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday night. NEW ORLEANS (AP) After spotting Tulane five first-quarter points, Clemson came alive on a 5-yard plunge by tailback Cliff Austin and two fourth-quarter field goals by Bob Paulling to down the Green Wave 13-5 in a college football game Saturday night. Both teams blew numerous scoring opportunities. Tulane went out front on a 46-yard field goal by Vince Manalla nine minutes into the game and added two more points on a safety with 4:47 left in the first quarter. The safety came when a high snap from center sailed over the heat of Clemson punter Dale Hatcher into the end zone.

Hatcher chased the ball down and fell on it, accepting the safety. The Tigers went ahead for good with 8:22 when Austin plunged over from five yards out, capping a five-play, 25-yard drive following recovery of a Tulane fumble. The Tigers moved the ball up and down the the remainder of the game but twice had to settle for fi Id goals instead of what appeared to be certain touchdowns. Clemson marched from Its own 33-yard line to the Tulane five late in the third quarter, but had to settle for a 31-yard field goal by Paulling. Two plays later Clemson defensive back Tim Childers picked off a Tulane pass and Clemson was in business at the Green Wave 25.

Four plays later, Pauling kicked a 37-yard field goal. Tulane was its own worst enemy for most of the game, turning the ball over to Clemson on fumbles and interceptions eight times. Clemson was led offensively by quarterback Homer Jordan, who hit seven of 15 passes for 114 yards and also ran the ball 12 times for 46 more yards. Austin got 60 yards on 17 carries. Tulane sophomore quarterback Wade Elmore, who passed for over 200 yards in his first varsity action last week, hit only 10 of 21 passes for 96 yards against Clemson Saturday.

He was intercepted three times. Kansas 19, Oregon 10 LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Sophomore quarterback Frank Seurer set up Kerwin Bell's sixyard touchdown run and tossed a 22-yard scoring pass to Bob Johnson Saturday, leading Kansas to a 19-10 victory over Oregon. The Jayhawks, 2-0, jumped to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter before the-Ducks, 0-2, closed the gap to 14-10 in the second quarter. La.

Tech St. 3 RUSTON, La. (AP) Ronnie Williams ran for three short touch- scoreboard MIDWEST Wisconsin 21 Illinois 27 Ohio State 34 Indiana 21 Oklahoma 37 Missouri 24 Iowa State 17 Purdue 27 Kansas State 31 Michigan West Michigan 14 State 17 Duke 13 Northwestern 20 Wyoming 20 Army 10 Texas St. 13 Stanford 19 S.Dakota St. 10 downs and a tenacious Louisiana Tech defense held East Tennessee State to 87 yards total offense Saturday night in leading the Bulldogs to an easy 31-3 college football victory.

S'eastern IAFAVETTE, La. (AP) Running back Charlie Thomas scrambled 60 yards to the 1-yard line, then plunged across at third and goal Saturday night as Southeastern Louisiana University beat Southwestern Louisiana University 7-0 in college football. Colorado 43, Texas Tech 27 BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -Sophomore quarterback Randy Essington fired three long touchdown passes, two of them to sophomore wingback Walter Stanley, and Stanley returned a punt 70 yards for another score to lead Colorado to a 45-27 rout of Texas Tech Saturday in a college football opener. Essington completed 16 of 23 passes for 345 yards to establish a school record for passing yardage in a game.

Twice in the first half, the mercurial Stanley sped behind the Texas Tech defense to haul in TD passes of 87 and 74 yards. Essington subsequently hit split end Ricky Ward on a 35-yard pass play, and Stanley then broke off his long punt return. Virginia Tech 28, Richmond 12 BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) -Virginia Tech's Cyrus Lawrence scored two touchdowns and ran for 169 yards to lead the Hokies to a 28-12 win over the University of Richmond Saturday. Lawrence, a junior running back from Franklin, scored on runs of one and six yards while carrying the ball 36 times to overshadow a tremendous effort by Richmond's Barry Redden.

Redden gained 223 yards on 32 carries, but it wasn't enough as Richmond lost its second straight game of the season. Tech was the first to get on the board when, with 3:27 left in the first half, Steve Casey threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Mike Shaw. Richmond quickly countered as quarterback Steve Kralnock threw a 31-yard scoring pass to Rich Scherer with less than 2:00 remaining in the half, Arkansas 14, Tulsa 10 FAYETTE VILLE, Ark. (AP) -Left-footed Bruce Lahay booted a 46-yard field goal with 5:51 left in the fourth quarter to put Arkansas ahead for the first time on their way to a 14-10 non-conference victory over Tulsa. Lahay, whose lackluster punting kept Arkansas in a hole much of the day, added a 21-yard field goal moments later when Tulsa's fourth-down fake punt failed at its own 11.

Jason Staurovsky's 42-yard field goal in the third quarter gave Tulsa a 10-0 lead. Arkansas got back in the game when running back Thomas Brown wobbled a pass to wide receiver Derek Holloway who spun away from one defender and turned the play into a 41-yard touchdown with 1:14 left in the third period. Tulsa played very conservatively FAR WEST BrighamYoung45 Air Force 21 Colorado 45 Texas Tech 27 Washington 34 Pacific 14 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 14 Tulsa 10 Texas 31 Rice 3 fx. College STATE 01 Miss 20 S. Carolina 13 Millsaps 14 Southwestern 10 NichollsSt.34 Delta State 10 Jones 30 Pearl River 30 SOUTH Georgia 27 California 13 Florida 35 Furman7 North Carolina 56 East Carolina 0 Notre Dame 27 LSU9 Ga.

Tech 24 Clemson 13 Vanderbilt23 Alabama 21 Tulane 5 Maryland 17 EAST West Virginia 32 Virginia 18 Virginia Tech 28 Richmond 12 Perm State 52 Cincinnati 0 Navy 17 Citadel 7 Temple 31 Syracuse 19 MO I ill On TV: Noon-NFL-Houston vs. Cleveland, NBC-Channel 3, 7. Noon-NFL-Ncw Orleans vi. Lot Angeles, CBS-Channel 5, 12. 12:30 p.m.-College Football 11,13.

1:05 p.m.-Baseboll-Atlanta vs. San Diego, WTBS-Channel 17. 2 p.m.-Ba$eball-Gam to be announced, ABC-Channel 13. 3 p.m.-NFL-Nw England vi. Philadelphia, NBC-Channel 3, 7.

3 p.m.U.S. Opon Tennis, CBS-Channel 12. 5:30 p.m.-Ole Miss Highlights, Channel 13. 7 p.m.-College Football-Alabama vi. Georgia Tech, ESPN.

10:30 p.m.-Ole Mill Highlights, Channel 7. 11 p.m.-College Football-Delaware vi. Wettern Kentucky, ESPN. dty- ecoiv ste( radio t-9 USM opponents How they fared Teams Results I. SWLa.

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