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Number one USC stomps Cal 42-14 LOS ANGELAS (AP) Quarterback Mike Rae ran for two touchdowns and fullback Sam Cunningham plunged for two more as top-ranked Southern California romped over California 42-14 Saturday in a Pacuic-8 Conference game. The Trojans, rolling to their sixth victory without defeat, took another stride toward the Rose Bowl and possible national championship. They boosted their Pacific-8 record to 3-0 with a balanced attack of passing and rushing. USC's defense checked California, 1-5 overall and 11 in league play, until the Trojans led 21-0 in the third quarter before 56,488 in Memorial Coliseum. Cunningham's second touchdown dive from one yard out gave USC its three touchdown halftime lead but the proceeding play may prove to be costly to the Trojans.

Flanker Lynn Swann broke off a 42-yard run to set up the TD but left the game with an injury to his knee. The extent of injury was not known. Rae, who ran 10 yards through left tackle for USC's second touchdown, answered Cal's first score with an eight yard run for a 28-8 USC lead. Sophomore quarterback Pat Haden completed a 40- yard touchdown pass to tight end Charles Young late in the third quarter, and a nine-yard scoring toss to Young in the fourth period. 7-H 14 14 J--41 USC--Omrjnfhim 1 run liUe kick) 3 Cnue SSSiSff run Utu kick) yanU USC-younj 40 pus from Rae punts pass from iUe FtaWes Cal--Youngblood i run (Werechlng kick) Penal Uea-yarda Southm.

Cll II 35-11 MO 158 44 ZZ-4M 8-21-2 6-36 5-31 4-1 J-2 8-120 5-IS 37-7 UCLA buries Oregon State CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) Defensive tackle Rich Gunther recovered a fumble and a blocked quick kick, setting up UCLA's first two touchdowns Saturday, as the I4th-ranked Bruins mowed down Oregon Stale 37-7 in a Pacific-8 Conference football game. Gunther, a 19-vear-old- sophomore from Moraga, recovered an attempted quick kick on third down at the Oregon State 16- yard line with four minutes remaining in the first period. The 6-foot-4, 212-pound tackle fell on the ball at the six, setting up a three-yard scoring run by fullback Gary Campbell. In the second quarter, Gunther recovered an Oregon State fumble by Dick Maur'er at the 19.

Two plays later- the Bruins went ahead I'M, with halfback Kermit Johnson, the confer- ence's leading rusher, going over from the eight. The Bruins, now 2-0 in the conference and 5-1 over all, gave up a one-yard scoring run by Scott Spiegelberg late in the first half, climaxing an 81-yard march. Efren Herrera kicked a 37-yard field goal, his sixth of the season, just before the half and UCLA put the game out of reach with Campbell's second touchdown of the game on a one-yard run late me on a one-yard run late in the third quarter. VCLA 7 ff, -i 0 7 0 0 7 UCLA--Campbell 3 run kick) UCLA-Johnson 8 ran (Hcrrera kick) OSU-Spiagelbert 1 run (McGrew kick! UCLA-PG Herrera 37 UCLA-Campbell 3 run I Herrera kick) UCLA-McGlistrrSnm (ailed) UCLA--Scribrwr 23 run (Herrera kick) UCLA OREGON ST. First downs Hushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punls Pentl lies-yards 15 58-377 62-215 44 65 2-11 2-1J 1-10-1 3-S3 6-32 4-1 5-5-2 28 3-20 Colorado romps over Iowa State FORT COLLINS, Colo.

(AP) Quarterback Steve a i Wyoming to four touchdowns in the second quarter as the Cowboys gained a 28-9 Western Athletic Conference victory over Colorado State Saturday. Winless Colorado State was deep in Wyoming territory five times but had to settle for an early field goal by Wade Smylie and a late touchdown by freshman Johnny Square. Louisville swamps NTS LOUISVILLE, Ky. CAP) Louisville quarterback John Madeya completed 12 of 23 passes for 123 yards and three touchdowns as Louisville swamped North Texas State 56-6 in a Missouri Valley Conference football game Saturday. Louisville, entering MVC play for the first time this season, got on the Scoreboard quickly with a 57-yard run by Larry Griffin and then exploded for four touchdowns in the second period to put the game out of reach for North Texas.

Madeya's touchdown tosses pushed his career school record to 25, two short of Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas's record 27 at Louisville. Louisville's record stands at 4-0, while North Texas's record dropped to 0-5. isortn 0 0 6 0 6 Louisville 7 a 7--SS Leu--Griffin 57 run ISumm kick) Lou--Slevena pass from Madeya nwrs lick) Lou--Burdock 1 pass fran Madeya (Summers kLdO Loo--Gorman 7 ptss from Madeya (Summers kick) Lou--Trimble 47 pws from DePaoU (SiiiTlnienkickl Lou--Stevens 2 run (Summers kkk) Lou--Stevens run (Summers kick) MSU-Johnson 2 run (run failed) Lou--R. Simpson 3 run (Summers kkk) The Wyoming offense dominated the second quarter of play with Cockreham' running three yards for one touchdown and passing 91 yards to Scott Freeman for another score. The pass play was the longest by a WAC team this year.

Wyoming I a CokridoSUtc 3 0 5--5 CSU-SmUe a FG WTO-Brown 1 run (Hudman kick I WYO-Freeman 91 pass Cockreham (Hudraan) WYO-Shaw nm (Hudman kick! WYO-Cockrtfum 3run IHudroan kick) CSU--Square 6 run (pass (ailed) Wyomijig.CoIa SUle irsl downs 2g 9 Hushes.yardj SJ.J16 61-237 Passing yards 116 66 Belurn yards 71 10 Passes 1.7.1 fr2I-2 Punls t.u no Fumbta-Iost 2-2 S-J Penalties-yards j-u 4.31 The TV" gome Blocked kick gives Oklahoma impetus juiiday. Oct. 15,1972 Journal-News, Hamilton, Ohio 62-0 Nebraska BY DENNE FREEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer DALLAS (AP) Oklahoma defensive tackle Derland Moore blocked a Texas quick kick in the third period for a crucial touchdown and ran down a Longhorn fumble for another score Saturday to spark the second-ranked Sooners to a 27-0 victory over the 10th- ranked Longhorns. Until Moore's third quarter play, the Sooners held a shaky 3-0 lead on a 37- yard field goal by Rick Fulcher. Texas quarterback Alan Lowry dropped back to punt on third down from his own 15-yard line and Moore roared in untouched.

Guard Lucious Selmon flopped on the ball in the end zone for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Oklahoma's Gary Baccus batted a Texas pitchout into the end zone and Moore fell on the ball for another six points. It was Moore's blocked kick that sapped the life from the Longhorns, who had held Oklahoma to only five first downs in the first half. Oklahoma All-America halfback Greg Pruitt buzzed around left end for a five- yard fourth quarter touchdown run after Joe Wylie had returned a punt 44 yards. Oklahoma's defense was superb in being the first team to shut out the Longhorns since 1963 over a period of 100 games.

The Sooners intercepted four Longhorn passes and recovered four fumbles. Oklahoma has yet to allow a touchdown this season. Oklahoma, which led the nation in total offense with 621 yards per game, was held to only 273 yards by the Texas defense. Pruitt gained 81 yards in 11 carries. Oklahoma allowed Texas only 73 yards on the ground as it shut down the Longhorn Wishbone.

Texas gained 186 yards through the air. Oklahoma had gone into the game as the nation's top scoring outfit with an average of 56.3 points per contest. Oklahoma 3 0 1 17--27 Texas 0 o-- Okla-FG Fulcher 37 Okla-L Selmon recovered block punt in end tone (Fulcher kick) Okla--PruiltS run (Kulchertuck) Okla-FG Fulcher 20 Okla--Moore Itimble recover (Fulcher kick) LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Dave Humm threw throe touchdown passes and Johnny Rodgers established himself as the most prolific scorer in Nebraska history Saturday as the sixth- ranked Cornhuskers opened their bid for a fourth Big Eight football title with a 620 romp over Missouri. It was the most lopsided Nebraska victory over the Tigers in an 80-year-oid series, of 66 games.

Four Nebraska touchdowns were scored in the third quarter alone and reserves played most of the second half. Rodgers broke a Husker career record in the second quarter on a 28-yard pass play. The fleet a Kirst Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Vanis Return Yards Passes Punts Funibles'lost Penalties-yards Oklahoma Texas 17 S6-MS 41-73 28 156 100 0 3-13-0 11-32-1 7-34 6-31 2-2 4-CT 4-18 Virginia Tech upsets Oklahoma Sf on FG a Va. tnree straight touchdowns, (AP)-- Dave Slrock booted two coming on runs by J. B.

an 18-yard field goal with 12 Barbour and the third a 43- seconds remaining and ard scoring strike from Virginia Tech's Gobblers Don Strock to wide receiver scored a 34-32 upset of 19th- Ricky Scales, ranked Oklahoma State Saturday in an in- terseclional football battle. Strock's game-winning kick came after the Kansas State upsets Kansas, 20-10 By ROBERT MOORE Associated Press Sports Writer MANHATTAN, Kan. AP) Underdog Kansas State whipped bitter rival Kansas and a frisky wind 20-10 Saturday on Jim Cunningham's last-ditch tackle that prevented Jayhawk quarterback Dave Jaynes from making a two-point conversion in a Big Eight football game. Kansas rolled 55 yards late in the third quarter, Jaynes hitting Bruce Adams on a 38-yard touchdown pass to leave the Jay hawks only one point shy of the host Wildcats. Electing to try to win rather than tie, Jaynes rolled around left end and was just ready to step into the end zone as Cunningham cut him down just inches short.

Jaynes then left the game with a damaged shoulder. A spotting Kansas State a 14-0 first-quarter I lead, Jaynes rallied the Jayhawks for two straight touchdowns on a 34-yard pass to Adams and a three- yarder to John Schroll. Kansas State had elected I to receive at the game's start in order to travel with the wind. The decision paid off. The Wildcats scored the first two times they had the I ball.

Kansas State marched 55 yards on six plays with 1 Isaac Jackson running 18 yards for the first touchdown, then drove 36 yards on three plays, with Bill Holman catching Dennis Morrison's 31-yard end zone strike. Kansas State's ability to make one sustained march of 64 yards against the wind proved the difference. They Firsl downs Bushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Pimts FumbTes-Iol retalUM-yards NTSUUa 11 58-110 51-251 138 215 139 1 10-15-1 Ml 162 7-W Year-End SALE off the price shown on package on all Scotts products BUILDFR is America's favorite lawn fertilizer. Applied now, it nol only develops a thicker, sturdier and crcener lawn lliis fall, it will also help your grass winter better and get of! to a faster a spring. Ibs) S.4S 10.45 I5.000sq(if58'/2lbs)14.75 FAIRFIELD HARDWARE 867-1440 5239 Pleasant did it in 14 plays with Kansas trailing by only one point during the first half's last two minutes.

Morrison threw his second touchdown pass, a 27-yarder to Henry Childs. Bob Helmbacher converted after Kansas' first touchdown and missed after the second while Keith Brumley made good on his kicks after the Wildcats' two first-quarter scorers. Kansas 0 13 6 U-13 Kansas Slate 6 0 0-20 KSU--Jackson 18 kick) KSU--Ilolman SI pjss (rom Morrison (Brnmlty kick) KU--Adams pass from Jaynes Hie)- mbacher kick) KU-Schroll 3 pass from Jayncs 'KICK FAILED! KSU--Childs 27 pass (rom Morrison (kick failed) KU--Adams 38 pass (rom Jaynes (run BYU beats UTEP PROVO, a (AP)Tailback Pete Vanvalkenburg rushed for two touchdowns to help Brigham Young University to a 21-14 Western Athletic conference football victory over Texas- El Paso Saturday. Texas-El Paso 0 0 7 7--14 BriBham Young 1 4 7 0 0--21 BYU-VanValkmburg 10 run (Monahan kick) ilYU-VanValkenburg 5 run kick) BYU-Bower 4 run (Monahan kick) UTEP-BarrcK 1 run (Uolen kick) UTEP--Barred 1 run (Bolenklck) Passes Punts Fumbles lost First downs Hushes-yards Passing yards lleLurn yards Passes Punls r'umblcs-losl Penalties-yards UTEP BYU 20 IB 50-1 IB 1 316 157 21 21-31-0 14-24-2 5-W 6-B 2-2 3 2 6-J6 9-64 I Cowboys' George Palmer I fumbled on the three-yard I line and the ball was recovered by the Gobblers' Donny Sprouse. Just seconds earlier, Strock had had a 27-yard field goal attempt blocked nrsi downs by OSU's Darryll Stewart.

The victory upped the Reium yards Gobblers' record to 2-2-1 while OSU of the Big Conference dropped to 3-2. 1 eiulliK a ls Tech's victory was high- lighted by the passing of Don Strock, the nation's top passer and leader in total offense, who passed for two touchdowns and completed 20 of 40 passes for 355 yards. The Gobblers' victory came after the Cowboys opened with a quick 14 points in the first nine minutes of the game. But then the Gobblers rallied for Oklahoma Sulc 9 0 3--32 Virginia Tech 7 17 0 10--M OSU--Nunn (Carreltkickl OSU Troutl 3run Ulanreltkickl VPI-llarlcr7 run I Dave Slrock kick) VPl-llarbw 2 run lUave Slrock kick) VPl-Scalcs a pass from Don Slrock SLrovk kick) OSU--ralimr II run (kick (ailed) VPI-FG Dave Slrock S3 OSll-re (Jill-red 23 OSU--Cant pass (rom Dlackman (pass (ailed) VI 33 pass (rom Don Strock I Dave Slrock kick) OSO-FG Carroll 23 VPI-FG Dave Slrock 13 caught a Humm pass, got a block from Dave Goeller and crossed the goal line running backwards, a bit of showmanship he unveiled two weeks ago against Minnesota. The touchdown gave Rodgers a career total of 216 points, erasing the 21i-point record by Bobby Reynolds in the early 1950s.

Humm's three touchdown passes before he was relieved by Steve Runty midway through the third quarter tied a Nebraska game record. The throws included a 24-yarder to Jerry List and a 19-yarder to Bob Revelle. Other Husker scorers were Gary Dixon with two TD's and Goeller, Jeff Moran, Don Westbrook and Runty, with one each. Missouri 0 0 0 o-O Nebraska 7 27 Neb--Dixon 2run (Sanger kick) Neb- Rodgers 28 pass from Humm (Sanger kick) Nel-Dixcn Iran iSanger kick) Neb-Lisi 24 pass from Humm klck failed) Neb--nevelle 19 pass from Humm ISanger kick) Neb--Goeller 1 run (Sanger kick) Neb--Moran I run ISangcrkick) Neb-WeslbrookM run (Sanger kick) Neb-- Hunly 9 run kick) OSU VI'I 22 73-336 91 21 35-67 3J5 54 20-W3 4-42 3-0 5-53 Kus ties-yards Passing yards Heturn yards Fumbles-Iost Penalties-yards Missour Nebraska 1 31 50-124 61-215 44 329 2 117 2-15-1 20-29-1 4-3 4-35 2-2 8-30 ARK 895-4488 HAVE A NICE SPRING THIS WINTER! tha Spring-like humidified air furnished on Aprilairo Humkiilier. Automatic, high capacity, minimum maln- tonanco.

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