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2D Sept. 27. 1981 Lincoln, Sunday Journal and Star Ohio State stop Pac-10 foes Virgil Parker Iowa, News Wires Sparked by nose, guard Mike Bortz' fourth-quarter fumble recovery for a touchdown, the emotional Iowa Hawkeyes defense held UCLA to 121 total yards Saturday to post a 20-7 upset victory over the sixth-ranked Bruins at Iowa City. In other Pac-10 games, number one Southern California came from behind in the last 12 seconds to defeat number two Oklahoma 28-24, Minnesota defeated Oregon State 42-14, eighth ranked Ohio State held off a late rally to defeat Stanford 24-19, Washington State upset 18th ranked Arizona State 24-21, 16th ranked Washington downed Oregon 17-3, San Jose State edged California 27-24 and Fullerton State was at Arizona in a night game. For Iowa, it marked the second time in three weeks it has upset a nationallv-ranked playto break a tie and lift the Cougars to a 24-21 Pacific-10 Conference upset victory over Arizona State at Pullman, The Cougars, 34), took advantage of some first-half breaks-to explode to a 21-6 halftirrie.

and then toughened on defense in the- second half to contain an ex-plosive -AStf ground attack and hold the Sun Devils scoreless in the final quarter. Arizona State had 597 yards in total offense, includ- ing 471 rushing. The Cougars" rushed for only 18 yards, but added another 219 through the air. 4. Washington 17, Oregon i The Huskies, outplayed in first half, turned "a blocked punt into a touch- down, marched 70 yards 'in; -the rain for another- and sacked Oregon Scoreboard Bad day for television Saturday won't go down in the record books as one of the better days for sports on TV.

Channel 3 in. Omaha topped things by piffling another "HeidL" Nolan Ryan was pitching a no-hitter, It was the eighth 'inning. Suddenly not even on the hour vt the half hour, but at about a quarter to four KMTV left thf ball game to show an old Hopalong Cassldy movie. j' Whether it was the fault of the NB(J -network or the Omaha station doesnt matter. It's not the Wndf action whiclj wins many friends.

Incidentally, Ryan did get his no-hitter. It was the fifth of his career. And that made the event especially historidThat's no-hitters than anyone in major league history -r ever! ABC selection just as Then there was ABC, which started the afternoon off on the wrong foot by selecting the Minnesota-Oregon State football "contest" as its Game of the Week. If you can call a 42-14 Minnesota win a contest It's no wonder that the College Football Association (CFA) schools the 61 "biggies" arft'up in arms over" the NCAA football TV package. The NebraskaPenn State game (even though Nebraskans didn't like the way it turned out) would have been a much better show.

The lead changed hands eight times and was tied once during the Cornhusker-Nittany Lion clash. That was a contest. But, because of the limited number of appearances any one team can make, ABC said it will State later (against Alabama, because that likely will be the game when The Bear has a chance to break the record for most wins by a coach; and against Pittsburgh, because that's the only good game on that particular weekend) and thus couldn't "waste" a Penn State appearance against Nebraska. What the CFA wants and the NCAA had better deliver if it wants to keep control of college football on TV is to give the public the best game possible each Saturday and quit worrying about whose "turn" it is. Welcome to the club, Barry Lots of people called the paper later Saturday night, chortling over Oklahoma's last-second loss to Southern Cat Actually, those folks are letting their dislike for the Soon-ers interfere with sound reasoning.

If you're a Cornhusker fan, would it be best to beat an Oklahoma team that is No. 1 in the nation, or a team that is farther down the list? The answer is obvious. If Nebraska can rebound from its less than glorious start, you want every opponent to be as high up the ratings ladder as possible. But the OU-USC game (which at least did help TV overcome the bad marks recorded earlier in the day), accomplished one' thing. It showed Sooner Coach Barry Switzer how "it" feels.

of course, is being in control and ahead most of the game, only to lose in the closing seconds. Nebraska and Florida State could tell Barry how that feels. But, from the look on his face when USC tallied a last-second touchdown, he now knows. Tennessee edges Auburn; Miss. State defeats Florida News Wires Senior quarterback Steve Alatorre, replacing injured freshman Alan Cockrell.

scored a touchdown and a stingy Tennessee defense staved off a last-minute drive Saturday to take a 10-7 Southeastern Conference victory over Auburn Nebraska's oppenent in Lincoln Saturday. Auburn. 1-2. trailing by three with 5:16 remaining, started a drive from the 20 and with a grinding running attack moved the ball to the Tennessee 4. With no timeouts remaining and 11 seconds on the dock, freshman quarterback Ken Hobby dropped back to pass, but fumbled the ball and time ran out.

In other games involving conference teams. Kansas edged Kentucky. 21-16. Mississippi State downed team at Kinnick Stadium. Three weeks ago, Iowa stunned 12th ranked Nebraska 10-7.

Iowa, now 2-1, which has gone 20 years without a winning season, held the UCLA offense in tact throughout the game and scored the decisive TD on Bortz'fumble recovery. Iowa had driven fiie Bruins' 5 before running Phil Blatcher fumbled. Three plays later, Iowa' defensive-ends Brad Webb and Andre Tippett smacked UCLA quarterback Tom Ramsey, jarring the ball loose in the end zone where Bertz pounced on it for the score. UCLA, which dropped to 2-1, scored its only pointsn of the game late in the second quarter when Ramsey plunged over rom.the one. The Bruins, who rushed for 25 total yards, played without Florida, 28-7, Georgia shut out South Carolina, 24-0, Alabama defeated Vanderbilt.

28-7. Arkansas overcame Mississippi. 27-13, and LSU beat Rice, 28-14. At Knoxville, the Volunteers drove 67 yards on plays on their first possession. Cockrell.

who started his first game last week in a 42 0 drubbing of Colorado State, suffered a knee injury on a keeper on the fifth play of the game and was unable to return. Alatorre. then came on but the Vols had to settle for a 27-yard field goal by I'uad Revel 7. On the first play of the second period. Auburn senior quarterback Charles Thomas faked inside and threw a 47-yard strike to tight end Mike Kdwards for a touchdown to give Auburn a 7-3 edge.

On Tennessee's next pos Southwest Standings Conf. All games SMU Texas Bavlor Arkansas Houston T.A&M TCU Tex. Ten 4 0 3 0 3 1 3 0 2 1 2 1 1 2 I 2 0 0 0 1 Rice 0 3 Saturday's results Arkansas 27. Mississippi 13 LSU 26, Rice 14 Texas 43, La. Tech 7 SMU 20, TCU 9 Bovlor28.

Tex. Tech 15 Texas 14, Miami, 7 Houston 36, UiohState7 Next Saturday's games Texas at Texas Tech Arkansas at TCU Bavlor at Houston Tulaneat Rice SMU. Texas idle Kourcade smashed Archie Manning's career totol offense record of 5,576 yards by passing for 213 yards and rushing for 44 more to bring his total yardage to 5,677. SMU 20, TCU 9 At Fort worth, workhorse Kric Dickerson scored on two short touchdown runs in the second half and Gary Moten came up with a critical fourth-quarter interception to help SMU remain unbeaten. It marked the 10th straight year the Mustangs have Kevin Lusk eight times to down the Ducks 17-3 in a Pac-10 game.

Washington is 3-0 and Oregon 1-3 on the season. Oregon had 16 first downs, to 13 for the Huskies and 129 yards passing to 75 for Washington, but the Husky defense, held Oregon to 48 net yards jit" rushjng: San Jose State 27 California Halfback Gerald Willhite scored three touchdowns on' pass recpetions to tie a school record in leading San Jose State to a 27-24 victory over California. San Jose State won the-contest in the.fourth quarter on an 18-yard field goal by, Mike Berg after the Spartan defense held California deep In its own territory. The Bears are now 1-2 while San Jose State upped its record os 3-1. Muskingum 7, Denlson 3 N.

Dakota St. 31, N. Dakota 7 NE Illinois 7, Alma 3 N. Illinois, Illinois St. 7 N.

Michigan 29, Grand Volley St, 28 Ohio U.30, Ball St. Ottawa, Kan. 27, Mcpherson 17 Otlerbeln 44, Marietta 0 Penn St. JO, Nebraska 24 Purdue 15, Notre Dome 14 Rlpon 21, Monmouth, III. 0 1 St.

Cloud St. 17, Northern Str.S.D. 12, St. John's. Minn.

23, St. Olaf 0 St. Norbert 10, Pt. 7 -Saginaw Val. St.

35, St. Joseph, Ind. 25 Simpson 10, Upper4owa 7 Sioux Falls Weslyn 0 S. Dakota 24, Augustana.S.D. 0 Dakota St.

17, Nebraska-Omaha 10 S. Dokoto Tech 28, S. Dakota-Sorgtld? Taylor 14, Defiance 7 Thlel 54, Case western 13 Utah 42, NorthwesternO Wabash 35, Albion 21 Washington. Mo. 14, Kalamazoo 13 Wayne, Neb.

34, Yankton 0 w. Illinois 19, SW Missouri 7 Westmor 27, DanoO Wilmington 14, Earlham 7 Wisconsin 21, W. Michigan 1C Claire 35. Wis.LoCrosse 7, 3 33, 20 Wittenberg 15. Ohio Northern 7 Wooster 20, Ohio Weslyn 14 SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 41, NW Louisiana 38 Ark.

-Pine Biuf 48, Lincoln 0 Arkansas Tech 21, Cent. Missouri 19 Austin Col. 50, Tarleton St. 7 Baylor 28, Texos Tech 15 Bishop 25, Langston 12 Hording 36, SE Oklahoma 28 Houston 35, Utah St. 7 McMurry23, Trinity, Tex.

19 NE Oklahoma 13, Cent. Arkansas 3 Ouachito21, Texas Lutheran 14 San Diego St. 23, Oklahoma St. 16 SE Louisiana 33, Stephen F.Austin 24 S. Illinois 36, Tulsa 34 Southern Meth.

20, Texas Christian 9 SW Texos St. 24, Lamar 7 Sul Ross St. 45, Lubbock Chrstlan 0 Texas 14, Miami, Fla. 7 Texas 43, Louisiana Tech 7 W. Texas St.

35, Texas-Arlington 31 WEST Adams St. 13, Colorado Mines 13, tie Azusa Pacific 16, LaVerneO Boise St. 34, N.Arizona 20 Brigham Young 41, Colorado 20 Cal Lutheran 27, Redlands6 Carroll. Mont. 34, Rocky Mountain 6 Cent.

Washington 17, Pacific, Ore. 0 Ft. Lewis 3, S. Colorado 0 Idaho St. 23.

Nevoda-Reno 7 Lewis Clark 9, E. Oregon 7 Montona 42. N. Iowa 21 Montana St. 35, Simon Fraser 14 Montona Tech 17, w.

Montana 7 New Mexico 27, Air Force 10 N. Colorado 13, Morningside 3 Ohio St. 24, Stanford 19 Oregon Tech 14, Willamette 13 Puget Sound 17, Havward St. 9 Sacramento St. 14, St.

Mary's, Cal. 9 San Jose St. 27, California 24 Southern Cal 28, Oklahoma 24 Washington 17, Oregon 3 Washington St. 24, Arlzono St. 21 Weber St.

31, Portland St. 16 W. Oregon 19, Whltworth 8 Duran wins boxing match LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Roberto Duran continued his way back on the comeback trail Saturday by pounding out a unanimous 10-round decision over a tough but outclassed Luigi Minchillo. Duran, winning his second consecutive fight since abruptly quitting in the eighth round of his welterweight title defense against Sugar Ray Leonard last November, looked sharp.

Clements lifts Cats to victory OTTAWA (AP) Quarterback Tom Clements passed for two touchdowns as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats posted a 30-16 Canadian Football League victory over the Ottawa Rough Riders Saturday to clinch first place in the Eastern Division. Pac-10 Standings Cent. AM Wash. St. 3 0 71 52 Wsnnghv 1 0 3 0 71 30 UCLA 10 I 73 Si Col 1 0 1 I 7 96 USC 0 0 4 0 31 Ora.1t.

0 0 -Stanford 0 0 ArtSt. 0 1 i 1 ft 1 7 2 1 10 OfMwn 0 1 ,13 43 Arizona. I I ft 2 31 49 Saturday mutts' USC M. Oklahoma 24 Iowa 20, UCLA 7 Ohio State 24. Stanford 19 Mlrwmota 42.

Oregon State 1 Washington 17, Oregon 3 Washington State 24, Arizona State 21 Fullerton State at Arizona San Jose State 27. Col 24 Next Saturday's aames ColorodoatuCLA SC at Oregon State Arizona State at Washington PacHIc at Washington State Stanford at Arizona Cal, Oregon idle star running back Kevin Nelson. Nelson, who was injured last week, had averaged. 122 yards in the Bruins first two outings. session, Alatorre ran for 12 yards, handed off a reverse to wingback Anthony Hancock for a 21 -yard gain and running backs Alvin Toles and Randall Morris moved the ball to the 1-yard line.

Alatorre then ran around left end for the touchdown with 7:52 left in the half. The game turned into a punting duel in the second half with Auburn's Alan Bolmger and Tennessee's Jimmy Colquitt unleashing booming punts that kept each team deep in its own territory. One Bolinger punt was re-" turned for a 67-yard touchdown by Vol speedster Willie Gault but the score was wiped off because of a personal foul penalty. MiMsip)i State 28, Morula 7 At Jackson. halfback Michael Iladdix scored two beaten the rival Horned Frogs.

Dickerson, gained more than 100 yards for a school-record sixth consecutive game. Baylor 28, Texas Tech 15 Freshman wingback Horace Ates rambled nine yards for a go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter as Baylor opened its defense of the conference title with a come-from-benind victory. The Red Raiders, hoping to give new Coach Jerry Moore his first SWC win, led 15-14 going into the fourth quarter. Texas 43, La. Tech 7 At College Station, Tex.

Gary Kubiak passed to flanker Don Jones for 92-and 31-yard touchdowns and ran 3 yards for another to lead the Aggies to their second win in three outings. Houston 35, I'tah State 7 Quarterback Lionel Wilson ran for two touchdowns and passed for another as Houston rolled over its visitors in a game marked by penalties and pass interceptions. Ohio State 24, Stanford 19 Art Schlichter passed for two second half touchdowns to carry the Buckeyes to a 24-19 victory over Stanford on the Cardinals home field. Schlichter tossed touch-, downs of and 7 yards to Brad Dwelle to put Ohio State in front 24-6 early In the final quarter1 and provide the edge the undefeated Buckeyes needed to run their record to 3-0. John Elway passed 4 yards to Don Lonsuiger and 23 yards to Mark Tolliver in the fourth quarter to drawJStan--ford within five points, but then left the game when he reinjured his right ankle.

Washington State 24, Arizona State 21 Kevin Morris kicked a yard field goal' with 5:18 to- SEC Standings Conf. All gomes Alabama Miss. St. Georgia Tenn. Miss.

Florida LSU Auburn Kntckv Vanc'rbll Saturday's results Kansas 21, Kentucky 16 Alabama 18, Vanderbilt 7 Georgia 24, So. Carolina 0 Mississippi State 28, Florida 7 Arkansas 27, Mississippi 13 LSU 28, Rice 14 Tennessee 10, Auburn 7 Next Saturday's games Auburn at Nebraska Missouri ot Mississippi State Mississippi at Alabama Clemson at Kentucky Vanderbilt at Miami, Fla. Florida at LSU Tennessee, Georgia Idle touchdowns and a larcenous pass defense stopped Florida's potent air attack Saturday to give 14th-ranked Mississippi State a 28-7 victory over the 19th-ranked Gators in a crucial Southeastern Conference game. Iladdix, a 215-pound junior, sprinted 10 yards in the opening minutes of the game for his first touchdown, and went 4 yards in the second quarter for another score. The Bulldogs, 3-0, struck again in the third period on a 49-yard punt return by split end Glen Young.

The final TD came with 5:55 remaining when linebacker Dennis Zinnimon blocked a punt. Alabama 28, Vanderbilt 7 At Nashville, Alabama's defense, led by Russ Wood's 33-yard fumble return, and Benny Perrin's 72-yard interception run.s-parked the lOth-ranked Crimson Tide to a 28-7 triumph over Vanderbilt. The Tide also tallied on a 1-yard run by Jeff Fagan and an 81-yard pass from Ken Coley to Joey Jones. The victory boosted the Crimson Tide to 3-1 on the season and was career win No. 309 for Alabama Coach Bear Bryant, leaving him five behind Amos Alonzo Stagg's record of 314.

The Commodores, 1-2, now have lost 32 straight Southeastern Conference games. LSI! 28, Rice 14 At Baton rouge. Alan Risher threw a pair of 5-yard touchdown passes in the first half Saturday night, leading LSU to a 28-14 victory over Rice in a non-conference game. From Page ID- North Carolina State loses to Maryland Texas hits Miami; SMU topples TCU Football Scores Big Eight Penn State 30, Nebraska 24 Southern Col 28, Oklahoma 24 Konsos 21, Kentucky 1 Drake 18, Kansos State 17 Missouri 34, Louisville 3 San Diego St. 23, Otdo.

St. 16 Brighom Young 41, Colorado 20 Iowa Stole 28, Kent Stole 19 Stats colleges 5. Dakota St. 17, UN0 10 Westmor 27; Dana 0 Baker 20, NWUO Concordia 20, Peru 9' Midland 35, Chadron 27 Doaneotvvm. Jewell Hastings at Benedictine Wayne 34, Yankton 0 Other colleges EAST Army 23, Brown 17 Boston u.

48, Maine 7 Brooklyn Col. 33, Manhattan 7 Bucknelt27, Rochester 0 Colgate 34, Cornell 10 Concord 44, vo. Weslyn 14 Cornell, Iowa 31, Lake ForestO Cortland St. 41, N. Y.

Tech 14 Delaware 6), Princeton 8 Grove City 10, DuquesneO Holy Cross 33, Harvard 19 Lebanon Vol. 14, Sworthmore 7 Lehigh 58, Penn 0 Massachusetts 10, Dartmouth 8 New Hampshire 31, Towson St. 29 Nichols 17, Boston St. 10 Pace 21, Fordham 7 Syracuse 21, Indiana 7 w. Virginia 49, Colorado St.

3 Widener 26. Johns Hopkins 13 Yale 27, Connecticut 18 SOUTH Alabama 38, Vanderbilt 7 Alabama A8.M 38, Albany, Ga. 15 Arkansas 27, Mississippi 13 Citadel 34, Appalachian St. 20 Duke 2, Virginia 24 6. Tennessee St.

14, Marshall 10 E. Kentucky 37, AkronO Furman 31, w. Carolina 27 Georgia 24, S. Carolina 0 Kentucky St. 17.

Knoxville 7 Livingston St. 28, Tenn. -Martin 16 Loulslono St. 28, Rice 14 Maryland 34. N.

Carolina St. 9 Mary vine 40. Brdgwater.Va. 2 Memphis St. 28, Georgia Tech 15 Middle Tenn.

20, Morehead St. 7 Mississippi St. 28, Florida 7 Morehouse 14, Savannah St. 6 Murray St. 15, Tennessee Tech 10 Norfolk St.

24. Elizabeth Cltv St. 0 N. Carolino 56, Boston College 14 S. Mississippi 17, Richmond 10 S.

Arkansas 21. Mississippi Col. 9 SW Louisiana 34, N. Texas St. 11 Tennessee 10, Auburn 7 Tennessee St.

48, Texas Southern 25 10, Jacksonville St. 3 VMI 31. William 8. Mary 14 Virginia St. 17, St.

Paul's 14 Virginia Tech 30, Wake Forest 14 Virginia Union 36, Winston-Salem 7 Wash: 4 Lee 24, Centre 14 W. Kentucky 28, Austin Peov 0 Wofford 32, Carson-Newman 16 MIDWEST Adrian 27, Geneva 3 Anderson 34, luff ton 0 Arkansas St. 26. Cent. Michigan 23 Ashland 24, Northwd, Mich.

13 Baker 20, Nebraska Weslyn 0 Baldwin-Wallace 38, Heidelberg 0 Beioit26, Chicago 6 Benedictine.lll. 14, LOkelandIO Bethany, Kan. 21, Sterlingroll 7 Capital 10, Mount union 7 Cent. Methodist 19, Culver-Stockton 15 Cincinnati 10, Rutgers 0 Coe 49, Knox 13 Concordia, Moor. 24, Hamllne6 Concordia, Neb.

20, Peru St. 9 Concoraia, St. P. 17, NW Wisconsin 12 Dakota St. 14, Black Hills St.

6 Davton 16, DePauw 0 Dickinson St. 32, Valley City St. 9 Drake 18, Kansas St. 17 Dubuque 14, Luther 12 E. Illinois 58, Cent.

SL.OhioO Elmhurst28, Wheoton7 Evonsville 31, Butler 10 Ferris St. 27, Michigan Tech 6 Findlav 36. Manchester 0 Franklin 28, Hope 14 Graceland 37, Iowa Weslyn 12 Guslav Adolphus 16, Bethel, Minn. 6 Hillsdale 24, Indiana Central 14 Huron 15, MayvllleSt.8 Illinois Col. 26, Concordia, III.

13 Indiana St. 14, Wichita St. 14, tie Iowa 20, UCLA 7 Iowa St. 28, Kent St. 19 Jomestown 14, Minot St.

12 Kansas 21, Kentucky 16 Kenyon 37, Oberlin 0 Macolester 27, Augsburg 24 Miami, Ohio 18. E. Michigan 12 Michigon21. Navy 16 Michigan St. 10.

Bowling Green 7 Midland 35. Chadron St. 27 Milllkln 17, Olivet Naiarene 13 Minnesoto42, Oregon St. 12 27, NW Iowa 6 14, SW Minnesota 10 Missouri 34, Louisville 3 Missourl-Rollo 14, Evangel 3 Missouri Val. 10, Md-Am NaioreneO Moorhead St.

35, Bemidll St. 7 News Wires Quarterback Rick Mclver connected with Donnie Little on a 45-yard scoring toss and A.J Jones scored from 9' yards out Saturday night to lead fourth-ranked Texas to a 14-7 victory over 15th-rated Miami. In other conference action, Louisianna State stopped Rice 28-13, Arkansas clipped Mississippi 27-13, Southern Methodist toppled Texas Christian 20-9, Texas drubbed Louisianna Tech 43-7, Baylor thumped Texas Tech 28-15 and Houston blasted Utah State 35-7. In Austin, Mclver's perfectly executed touchdown pass to Little on a third-down play broke a 7-7 tie with 11 :05 remaining in the game after the Hurricanes had tied the score. Miami and Texas, which boast two of the nation's top defensive teams went almost three complete quarters before either team scored.

Arkansas 27, Mississippi 13 At Jackson, a second-half rally by Arkansas negated a record-setting night by Mississippi quarterback John Kourcade. Huskers News Wires Wingback Mike Lewis scampered 19 yards on a reverse for one touchdown and took a 15-yard pass from Norman "Boomer" Esiason for another score to lead Maryland to a 34-9 victory over North Carolina State at Raleigh, N.C. Esiason threw 9 yards to John Tice for another touchdown as Maryland got its first win of the season in three starts and handed the Wolfpack, 3-1, its first loss. Esiason started because of injuries to Brent DeWitz and Bob Milkovich. North Carolina 56, Boston Coll.

14 Kelvin Bryant ran for 173 yards and four touchdowns and Rod Elkins passed for three more scores to lead ninth-ranked North Carolina over Boston College in a regionally televised game. Bryant who now has 15 touchdowns in three games, scored on runs of 2, 2, 39 and 4 yards despite sitting out part of the first half with an ice pack on his ankle. Elkins connected with Victor Harrison on TD passes of and 10 yards and also threw a 63-yarder to Mark Smith. Duke 9, Virginia 24 At Charlottesville, Mike Grayson dived 2 yards for the winning touchdown with 59 seconds remaining Saturday to lift Duke over Virginia. Scott McKinney kicked three field goals and reserve quarterback Ron Sally threw two touch down passes 30 yards to Cedric Jones and 25 yards to Ron Frederick for the Blue Devils, who won their first game after two losses.

Memphis State 28, Georgia Tech 15 Sophomore quarter back Tom Smith, who had played only one previous down in his varsity career, ran for two touchdowns and' directed Memphis State to a upset over Georgia Tech the Tigers' first victory of the year. The Tigers, who had not scored a touch down in three previous losses, scored on runs of 1 and, 9 yards by Smith, a 13-yard dash by fullback Mike Dion, and a 16-yard run by Dion's backup, Tony Wiley. Virginia Tech 30, Wake Forest 14 At ftlacksburg, Steve Atlantic Coast Standings Conf. Allsanwt Duke 1 0 1 2 45 75 Mrvlnd 1 0 1 2 64 49 Clemson 0 0 0 71 18 N.Coro. 0 0 3 0 161 Jl N.C.St.

11 1 95 88 W. Fsl. 0 1 1 3 67 102 Virginia 0 1 0 3 42 64 Go.Tech 0 0 1 2 AS 76 Saturday's result! North Carolina 56, Boston College 14 Maryland 34, North Carolina St. 9 Duke 29, Virginia 24 Memphis State 28, Georgia Tech 15 Vlrginio Tech 30, Wake Forest 14 Clemson Idle Next Saturday's games Clemsonat Kentucky North Carolina at Ga. Tech Virginia at N.C.

State Syracuse at Maryland East Carolina at Duke Appqicichian State ot Wake Forest Casey passed for two touch- downs, one to fullback Tony Paige who passed for another and Don- Wade kicked three field goals Saturday to lead undefeated Virginia Tech to a victory over Wake Forest. Paige threw 32 yards to Mike Giacolone for a thlrd-quartwr touch down and also scored on an 8-yard pass from Casey to complete the scoring for the Hokies, 3-0. NU softball team wins The Nebraska women's softball team advanced to the winners' bracket finals during the second day of action Saturday in the Husker-Invitational softball tournament at Ballard Field. The Huskers topped Minnesota, 5-2, on a seven-hitter by Jeane Wagner. Nebraska is set to meet the winner of Saturday night's late game between Iowa State and Northwestern in the winners' bracket finals today at 11:00 a.m.

If the Huskers win that game, they will advance to the tournament finals set for 3p.m. The other late game between Creighton and Minnesota will determine the matchup for the losers' bracket semifinals set to be played at 12,15 p.m. Saturday's scores Losers' bracket Northwest Missouri St. 1, Kansas St. Missouri 2, Iowa Oklahoma 4, Northwest Missouri St.

0 Creighton 2, Missouri losers' bracket semifinals -L Oklahoma vs. Iowa State-Northwestern loseri Creighton vt. Mlnnesotai wliw Mrs' bracket Minnesota 2, Okla-. noma li Iowa State Creighton 0 (ten Innlnasli Northwestern 3, Missouri winners' bracket semifinals Nebraska 5. Minnesota 2i lajva State vsSNorthwestern.

I turn with the ensuing kickoff only to fumble. But the Husker defense held. Three plays and a punt later, Penn State had the ball again on Nebraska's side of midfield, and again the Lions were denied. "Our defense was out on the field too much of the time," Osborne said. "They had a good offense, but we can play better defense than that.

And our offense did not play well during the first half. I can't remember so many turnovers in a half before." Nate Mason opened at quarterback for Nebraska. He led the Huskers to a 7-3 lead early in the second quarter when Roger Craig, who had 121 yards for the day, tallied from two yards out. Tight end Jamie Williams tacked a long run onto a short toss from Mason to cover 55 yards and get the ball in position for the score. But, after fumbles on Nebraska's next two possessions both of which were turned into Franco field goals and a 9-7 Penn State lead Mark Mauer took over.

Mason only saw action for three more Tplays, at the outset of tie second half, the rest of the day. Osborne, who admitted his quarterback situation "isn't very stable," indicated Mauer and sophomore Turner Gill are likely to be the two signal callers to be prepared for next Saturday's home game against Auburn. After Ric Lindquist recovered a Penn State fumble the Nittany Lions had their troubles also with five fumbles before half-time Mauer hit split end Scott Woodard with a 17-yard pass. Steels ran for 13 more and Craig added nine to get the ball in position for a 30-yard field goal by Eddie Neil. That gave the Huskers a 10-9 lead with just 1:25 left before intermission.

Penn State only needed 55 seconds of the time. Warner ran for 14 yards and caught a 26-yard pass from quarterback Todd Blackledge. Then BlackJedge lofted a 33-yard pass toward the end zone. Flanker Kenny Jackson beat two Nebraska 'defenders Jeff Krejci and Rodney Lewis to gather it in for a 17-10 halftime Penn State advantage after the Lions were also successful on a two-pjint conversion pass. "We had finally regained the momentum until that happened," Osborne said.

"That play really hurt. It looked like the ball was thrown up for grabs. I thought we would have a good chance to make an interception. But I think Lewis tripped just before the ball got there." Despite their first-half troubles, Nebraska not only came back to tie the score early in the third quarter, but actually took the lead again before the final frame. Penn State's Jon Williams fumbled a Husker punt and NU's Mitch Krenk recovered.

Five plays later, on a nine-yard pass from Mauer to Jamie Williams, it was a brand new ball game, 17-17. Though Penn State got in front again on Franco's fourth field goal Mauer engineered a 74-yard drive for a 24 20 NU lead. Mauer Carried for 11 yards and passed to Steels for 15 more before hitting Woodard with a 16-yard aerial for the TD. At the outset of the fourth quarter, Penn State put together a 61-yard drive for a 27-24 lead and with just under five minutes left, Franco put the final points on the board with his fifth field goal. On Nebraska's next possession, Mauer was intercepted and the Huskers never threatened after that.

Osborne pulled out all the stops in an effort to overcome the turnovers and other mistakes. Neil successfully executed an onside kickoff after Nebraska's first score although it went for naught as the Huskers fumbled two plays later and NU succeeded in gaining a big first down when Osborne had I-back Tim Brungardt take a short snap and run up the middle while the Huskers were in punt formation on fourth down. Auburn, which invades Lincoln next weekend, was a 10-7 loser to Tennessee Saturday and is also 1-2 on the season. "The key now is how our team reacts," Osborne said. "They could go to pieces, or they can buckle down and pull together.

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