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September 28, 1980 Sunday Apoleton-Neenoh-Menasha, Wis. fc-J Schlichter aerials top ASU South Carolina hands Michigan 17-14 loss COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Quarterback Art Schlichter set a school record with three touchdown passes Saturday, propelling second-ranked Ohio State to a 38-21 romp over Arizona State in a matchup of college football unbeatens. Schlichter, a junior, now has 21 touchdown passes in his career. That breaks the Ohio State record of 19, shared previously by Schlichter, John Borton and Rex Kern. Schlichter threw six completions to flanker Doug Donley, two of them for touchdowns of 23 and 10 yards.

He also found split end Gary Williams for a 13-yard score. Schlichter accounted for 310 total yards. He completed 14 of 19 passes for 271 yards and ran 15 times for 39 additional yards. Schlichter's best performance of the season lifted the Buckeyes to their third straight victory before 88,097 fans, the 73rd straight sellout crowd at Ohio Stadium. The loss was the first for the Sun Devils in three games this season.

Mike Pagel, Arizona State's quarterback, threw for two touchdowns, finding tailback Robert Weathers from 3 yards out and split end John Mistier from 12 yards in the closing moments. Pagel, a junior, hit 24 of 49 attempts for 286 yards. He threw 39 passes in the second half for 205 yards. Fullback Tim Spencer and tailback Calvin Murray, the Buckeyes' top ground gainer with 93 yards, each scored touchdowns from a yard out. The Buckeyes' kicking specialist, Vlade Janakievski, connected for a 20-yard feld goal, giving him 11 straight over the past two seasons.

He has hit all eight of his attempts in 1980. Defensive end Bryan Caldwell returned a blocked punt 46 yards for the Sun Devils' other touchdown. Southern Cal tops stubborn Gopher '11' goal late in the third quarter to give Southern Cal its 10-3 lead. The Trojans, who also have beaten Tennessee and South Carolina, meet Arizona State next Saturday in Los Angeies. Arizona State was the last team to beat Southern Cal, a 20-7 upset in the third game of the 1978 season.

Syracuse breezes by NU MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Marcus Allen rushed for 216 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns and Gordon Adams passed 29 yards to Kevin Williams as No. 5-ranked Southern Cal turned back stubborn Minnesota 24-7 Saturday. The Trojans, who are unbeaten in 23 straight games dating back to 1978, only led 7-0 at halftime against the aroused Gophers, who were humiliated 48-14 by USC a year ago in the Coliseum. USC, 3-0, had trouble getting unpacked until Allen, a junior tailback, began taking advantage of the gaping holes created by the Trojans' huge offensive line. Minnesota, 1-2, had cut a 10-0 lead to 10-7 on Marion Barber's 16-yard TD run midway through the fourth quarter.

But Allen, the latest in a long line of great USC tailbacks, raced 20 yards for a touchdown with just 3:30 remaining. He also scored on a 37-yard jaunt with 1 :02 left to silence the near-capacity crowd of 55,115 at Memorial Stadium. Trojan safety Ronnie I.ott intercepted three passes, the second of which set up USC's first touchdown in the second quarter. Adams was sacked by ihe Gophers on a third-and-four situation at the Minnesota 29, but the Gophers were penalized for having 12 men on the field. On the next play, Adams hit Williams in thecornerof theend zone for the wide receiver's 23rd career touchdown reception.

Eric Hipp booted a 39 yard field Iowa State IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) John Quinn threw a touchdown pass to Jim Knuth and Alex Giffords kicked a 49-yard field goal for the winning points to lift unbeaten Iowa State to a 10-7 victory over Iowa in a nonconference college football game Saturday. Iowa State's defense preserved the victory in the final minute. Iowa drove to the Iowa State nine yard line but Cyclone linebacker George Jes-sen batted down a Pete Gales pass on fourth down with 50 seconds left in the game. Iowa State sent its record to 3-0 before a crowd of 60,145, only five short of Iowa's alltime record. The Hawk-eyes fell to 1-2.

Quinn put Iowa State on the board first when he hit the 6foot-7 Knuth with an 11-yard touchdown pass with 14:05 left in the second quarter. An interception and a 49-yard return by Larry Crawford set up the touchdown. Bobby Stoops' interception set up Iowa's only TD, which came on a 20-yard pass from Phil Suess to Doug Dunham with 9:41 remaining in the Five TD BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Senior quarterback Tim Clifford threw five touchdown passes, including three to flanker Nate Lundy, as Indiana ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) South Carolina's All-America tailback George Rogers ran for one touchdown and fullback Johnnie Wright plunged for another in the second half to lead the Gamecocks to a 17-14 comeback victory over Michigan in a non-conference college football game Saturday.

Rogers, the 6-2, 220-pound Heisman Trophy candidate, gained 142 yards on 36 carries through a Michigan defense that was stacked to stop him. Michigan, which lead 14-3 at the half, took the second-half kickoff and drove all the way to the South Carolina 8 where, on first and goal, fullback Stanley Edwards swept around his right side and fumbled the ball into the aid zone where the Gamecocks' linebacker Walter Kater recovered. South Carolina then drove 80 yards in 14 plays to score on a 2-yard plunge by Rogers and narrowed the score to 14-10. A key play in the drive was a pass interference call against Michigan which nullified what appeared to be a drive-killing interception by Michigan free safety Tony Jackson. Michigan took the ensuing kickoff, but tried a fake punt on a fourth-and-one situation on the Wolverine 29 yard line.

Edwards was tackled for no gain and South Carolina needed only seven plays to strike for the go-ahead TD with Wright diving over from the 1. Michigan quarterback John Wang-ler threw touchdown passes of 9 and 3 yards to wide receiver Anthony Carter in the second quarter and South Carolina kicker Eddie Leopard booted a 26-yard field goal. South Carolina is now 3-1 while Michigan slipped to 1-2. After a scorless first quarter, Michigan spotted South Carolina a 3-0 lead on Leopard's field goal. Then Wangler drove the Wolverines 80 yards in 11 plays, capped by his 9-yard touchdown toss to Carter who took the ball away from Gamecock strong safety Pat Bowen when both went high into the air for the ball near the right corner of the end zone.

Michigan held South Carolina on the next series of downs and took over on its own 32 yard line, rather than its own 5, after the Gamecocks lost 27 yards because of a personal foul on Troy Thomas' first punt. Only 1 19 remained in the first half when the Wolverines finally got the ball, but Wangler needed just 1 14 to drive Michigan to its second TD. The drive covered 67 yards in 10 plays with the score coming on a 3-yard swing pass that Carter took over his Florida State first time in 19 regular-season games, dropped to 3-1. Kelly's touchdown and Miller's conversion kick gave Miami a 7-0 lead with 41 seconds left in the first half. The scoring drive covered 76 yards in six plays.

The key play in the march was a 48-yard pass interference penalty which gave the Hurricanes a first-and-goal at the Florida State 1-yard line. Kelly scored on the next play. Georgia routs Texas Christian ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Buck Belue fired two touchdown passes, kicker Rex Robinson became the school's all-time leading scorer and a swarming defense set up two quick fourth quarter touchdowns as lOth-ranked Georgia buried Texas Christian 34-3 in college football Saturday. The Bulldogs, struggling offensively early in the game, finally assumed command on their sixth possession when freshman tailback Herschel Walker bolted 41 yards to the 8, setting up Belue's 4-yard scoring pass to Ronnie Stewart.

Walker, suffering a slightly sprained ankle on the play, was used briefly as a decoy in the second quarter, but never carried again the rest of the day and finished with 69 yards on nine carries. Officials said the injury wasn't serious, but that they were no taking no chances. Belue's other touchdown pass was a 28-yarder to Chuck Jones just before halftime, giving the Bulldogs, 4-0, a 20-3 advantage. Robinson contributed field goals of 31 and 36 yards. He added four extra points, running his streak to 79 in a row since missing his first kick as a freshman.

Robinson lifted his career total to 211 points, two more than former record holder Alan Leavitt. Faltering Mini tie Air Force CHAMPAIGN, III. (AP) Illinois' Mike Bass kicked a 37-yard field late in the fourth quarter Saturday as the Illini struggled to a 20-20 tie with underdog Air Force. The fiesty Falcons chewed up the Illinois defense with their wishbone, and snapped back from a 17-7 half-time deficit. Ted Sundquist put Air Force back in the game with a 63-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and teammate Charlie Heath put the Falcons ahead with a one-yard plunge in the fourth quarter.

Illinois' last real chance to win the game fizzled with an incomplete pass in the end zone, and Bass came in to tie the game with his second field goal of the day. The game, before 45,638 fans, gave Illinois a season record of 2-1-1, and the Falcons a record of 0-3-1. Pitt racks Temple, 36-2 PITTSBURGH (AP) Dan Marino threw three touchdown passes in the first half before leaving the game with a slight knee sprain to lead the sixthranked University of Pittsburgh to a 36-2 college football victory over winless Temple Saturday. Marino, a 6-foot-4, 215-pound sophomore, hit nine of 15 passes for 150 yards before he injured his knee on a scramble early in the second quarter. A team spokesman said the injury was not believed serious and that Marino could have played in the second half.

Temple, which fell to 0-3 as Pitt climbed to 3-0, got a break in the opening moments. Pitt punter Dave Heppler was tackled in the end zone for a safety after a snap from center sailed over his head. However, Pitt marched 73 yards on its next series for a touchdown that came on a 13-yard pass from Marino to split end Willie Collier. A series later, Marino led Pitt on another 46-yard touchdown drive, lobbing a 22-yard touchdown pass to freshman running back Joe McCali with 11:58 elapsed in the opening quarter. Two plays into the second period Marino and running back Artreli Hawkins connected on a 15-yard toudhdown pass to give Pitt a 20-2 advantage.

With sophomore Dan Daniels at quarterback, Pitt added field goals of 43 and 23 yards by Dave Trout before halftime to take a 26-2 lead. Trout kicked a 49-yard field goal to account for the only third quarter scoring. Pitt's starting safety, Rick Trocano who was the Panther quarterback un til Marino won the job last season, rejoined the offense in the fourth quarter, and led a 55-yard touchdown drive. Beloit raps Maroons BELOIT (AP) Joe Trasser caught 3 touchdown passes as Beloit defeated the University of Chicago 38-27 in Midwest conference football Saturday. Trasser snarled scoring passes of 7 and 14 yards from Craig Racenet and 30 yards from Todd Wingrove.

Chicago quarterback Do Kim tossed scoring passes of 18 yards tto Tad McGwire, and 13 yards to Jeff Foreman. A FAMILY BOWLING SUNDAY (Check Timet Blow) At Thatm Umt 9 a.m.-1 p.m. THUNDER BOWL NEENAH ASTRO LANES MEN ASHA SABRE LANES APPLETON OIL FILTER if not minutes. nn LnJDvu 3r! 1 so ONLY I $(o)95 (o) 3d) shoulder as he slanted into the left side of the end zone untouched giving Michigan a 14-3 lead. Wangler, the first Michigan quarterback to play an entire game this season, completed 17 of 30 passes for 206 yards with one interception.

South Carolina quarterback Garry Harper, throwing only when he had to, still completed 9 of 15 attempts for 118 yards. SOUTH CAROLINA 0 1 7 7 17 MICHIGAN 14 0 14 SC FG Leopard 24 Carter pass from Wangler (Haii-Shelkh kick) Carter pass from Wongler (Haii-Sheikn kick) SC Rogers run (Leopard kick) SC Wright 1 run (Leopard kick) A 104,213 SC 22 55-174 118 15 15-1 4-48 3-1 2-30 Mich 24 50-172 204 0 17-30-1 3- 4 3-2 4- 20 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumoles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING S. Coroiino. Rogers 3142, Wright 12-33. Michigan.

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Gillespie 1-13. Michigan, Carter 8-94, Mitchell 4-72, Belts 3-29. Ellis paces Spartans to 33-7 victory EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Tony Ellis charged for three touchdowns and fellow halfback Steve Smith grabbed a short pass for another Saturday as Michigan State capitalized on Western Michigan turnovers and drubbed the Broncos 33-7 in an inter-conference college football game. Michigan State turned two Western Michigan fumbles and one interception directly into scores, as seven mistakes cost Western Michigan the ball and any chance of threatening the Spartans.

Place-kicker Morten Andersen booted fourth-period field goals of 49 and 44 yards. Western Michigan showed a strong ground game, but was repeatedly short circuited by fumbles losing five of six in the first half alone. Michigan State, meanwhile, had little sustained offense until late in the game, but repeatedly won strong field position after Western Michigan bobbles. The Spartans were playing their first game without dangerous fullback Derek Hughes, out for the year with a knee injury, and used two quarterbacks with starter Bert Vaughn also sidelined. WESTERN MICHIGAN 8 0(77 MICHIGAN STATE 8 14 II) 11 MSU Smith 5 pass from Clork (Andersen kick) MSU Ellis 1 run (Andersen kick) MSU Ellis 1 run (kick foiled) MSU Ellis 4 run (Andersen kick) MSU FG Andersen 49 MSU FG Andersen 44 WMU Hlnton 8 pass from George (Laupp kick) A 75,123 WMU MSU First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losl Penalties-yards 18 17 47-745 51-237 142 24 45 1-23-2 11-24-1 (MB 4-49 85 1-1 3-30 11-109 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING W.

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Mich Smith 4-34, Kimichlk 2-27. Ripon handles Monmouth RIPON (AP) Jeff Szymcza scored the go-ahead to uchdown as Ripon defeated Monmouth 39-14 in Midwest conference football Saturday. Monmouth jumped to a 14-0 lead. Szymcza, who had 5 catches for 82 yards, snarled a touchdown pass in the third quarter from Kevin King to give Ripon a 19-14 lead. King, who scored on a 1 yard run, completed 8 of 15 passes for 148 yards.

Ripon is 2-0 in the conference, while Monmouth dropped to 1-2. LUBE, OIL, completed in 60 TUNE-UP 77 models and later, gas fuel filter, air filter extra. 76 and earlier models slightly higher. 6 cylinders add $4.00 more. FREE Syracuse freshman running back Glenn Moore excited the 34,739 spectators in the new domed stta-dium by breaking loose on a 30-yard touchdown run late in the game.

Moore wears No. 44. the jersey made famous by past Syracusee backs Floyd Little, Ernie Davis and Jim Brown. Ken Mandeville also scored on a 1-yard run as Syracuse raised its record to 2-1. After earlier drives ended 1 and 8 yards short of the goal line, Northwestern scored its first touchdown on a 12-yard pass play to Jenkins in the last two seconds of the first half.

Kerrigan teamed with Jenkins again on an 8-yard scoring play in the fourth quarter and later connected with Sheets on a 17-yard scoring pass. NORTHWESTERN I 1 1 7 11 SYRACUSE 14 7 7 14 42 Worner S3 run (Gary Anderson kick) Warner 16 run (Gary Anderson kick I Morris run (Gory Anderson kick) Jenkins 12 pass from Kerrigan (Jay Anderson kick) Mandeville 1 run (Gory Anderson kick) Jenkins pass from Kerrigan (Jay Anderson kick) Warner 1 run (Gary Anderson kick) Sheets 17 pass from Kerrigan (Jay Anderson kick) Moore 30 run (Gary Anderson kick) A 34,739 Nor 34 288 78 27440 1-2 2-2S Svr 23 71 1 39-1 2-33 1-0 6-80 First Downs Roshes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penaities-yards Miami stuns MIAMI (AP) Sophomore quarterback Jim Kelly ran a yard for a touchdown and Dan Miller booted a 26-yard field goal Saturday to lift unbeaten Miami of Florida to a 10-9 upset college football victory over ninth-ranked Florida State. The Miami defense, which ranked No.l in the nation against the run, withstood a last-minute Florida State comeback when middle guard Jim Burt deflected Rick StockstilPs pass as the Seminoles tried for a game-winning two-point conversion after a touchdown closed the score to 10-9. The triumph improved Miami, off to its best start in 16 years, to 4-0, while Florida State, losing for the Hoosiers Big Eight teams and boosted their season record to 2-1. Colorado dropped to 0-3.

Clifford, who left the game after three quarters, completed 11 of 14 passes for 345 yards.The 11 completions enabled him to eclipse the Indiana career record of 259 and the yardage tied the school's single-game mark. The five TD passes were the most ever by a quarterback against a Colorado team. Lundy, whose scoring passes covered 75, 74 and 43 yards, caught five passes in all for 256 yards the highest single game yardage figure in Indiana history. And tailback Mike Harkrader, who scored the Hoosiers' first touchdowns on a 3-yard run, became the school's career rushing leader. Clifford's other TD passes were an 11-yarder to tight end Dave Hara-ngody and a 33-yarder to tailback John Roggeman.

Freshman tailback Johnnie Salters capped the scoring for Indiana with an 80 yard run with just 80 seconds left in the game. Colorado, which trailed 35-0 at half-time, got its lone score on Lyndell Hawkins' 38-yard run in the third quarter. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) Joe Morris ran for 172 yards and quarterback Dave Warner scored three touchdowns as Syracuse University breezed by winless Northwestern 42-21 in college football Saturday. Warner opened the scoring with a 53-yard run on the third play from scrimmage.

The junior quarterback later scored on runs of 16 yards and 1 yard, Morris became the No. 2 ground gainer in Syracuse history on his first carry when he broke loose for 20 yards against the Northwestern defense. The junior running back, who scored on an 8-yard run, left the game with 2,865 career yards, only 69 behind Larry Csonka's record. Quarterback Mike Kerrigan provided Northwestern (0-4) with its offense, setting single-game school passing records by completing 25 of 39 pass attempts for 269 yards, Kerrigan passed for three touchdowns, hitting Todd Jenkins twice and Todd Sheets once. edges Iowa first half.

Giffords, who had missed two field goals earlier, connected from 49 yards out with 3:45 left in the third period ajid the game turned into a battle of defenses and missed opportunities after that. Iowa's Jeff Brown, a 159pound sophomore, rushed for 143 yards in 32 carries, but the Hawkeyes failed to capitalize on their opportunities. Iowa defenders dropped three possible Interceptions, including two that might have gone for touchdowns, and Reggie Roby missed a 44-yard field goal attempt with 1 :02 left in the first half. Gales, who took over at quarterback after Suess hurt his shoulder in the first half, directed Iowa's last-minute drive, which began on its own 36. He had key runs of 12 and six yards and completed an eightyard pass to Keith Chappelle to put the ball on the Iowa State 15.

Two running plays moved the ball to the Cyclone nine and after Gales was stopped for no gain and threw an incompletion, Jessen made the play to ensure the Iowa State victory. passes spark blitzed Colorado 49-7 Saturday in a record-setting college football game. The victory enabled the Hoosiers to snap an eight-game losing streak to forced six turnovers and limited the Aztecs to minus rushing yardage until the fourth quarter triggered a 17point second quarter eruption with a fumble recovery and the first of three interceptions by cornerback Bill Whitaker. Bradley, a 6-1 senior, opened scoring with a 10-yard pass to tight end Andy Gibbler and added a 52-yard bomb to running back Terry Hill in the third quarter. Wilder led all rushers with 94 yards on 20 carries scoring on runs of 8 and 2 yards.

The unbeaten Tigers 3-0 permitted just 14 yards rushing. They entered the game as the nation's no. 3 team in rushing defense and have allowed just 91 yards on the ground. San Diego State, unable to stem the withering pass rush, dropped to 1-2. Trailing 17-0 at half time, San Diego State stunned the Tigers with a 75-yard scoring pass from junior quarterback Matt Kofler to flanker Bobby Taylor.

On Missouri's next series, the Aztecs recovered a fumble at the Tiger's 9 yard line, but Whitakers third interception and sixth in two years against SDSU kept the Tigers in control. Mizzou blitzes Aztecs SAN DIEGO (AP) Missouri quarterback Phil Bradley fired two touchdown passes and running back James Wilder scored twice as the blitz-happy, 12th-ranked Tigers buried San Diego State 31-7 in an inter-sectional college football game Saturday. Missouri's fierce defense, which Hillsdale downs Green Knights DE PERE (AP) Kevin Hill scored on a 47-yard pass from Pat Riepma to lead Hillsdale to a 16-7 victory over St. Norbert in non-conference college football Saturday. Rick Vear booted a 40-yard field goal in the first period and Bill Eber-nart scored on a 15 yard run with 38 seconds left in the game to add to Hillsdale's scoring.

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