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9 iudm, Oct li, 1)71 McCONI EKIXIPIISC JOUIML 5 Bulldogs Trample Florida State 27 and 11 yards in the first period, sprinted 12 yards for a third-period score and added a fourth early in the final quarter on a 1-yard dive. He also threw a 34-yard halfback pass to split end Mardye McDole in the third quarter. Also scoring for the Bulldogs were fullback James Ottis Doss on a 29-yard run that out MiRissiopi State ahead 26- 21 midway in the third quarter; McDole on a 37-yard pass from Copeland; and end Bill Maxey on a 2-yard pass from jlarler. Marler's passing was Mississippi State's most effective weapon and the 195-pound senior, a kicking specialist last year, completed 17 of 31 passes for 307 yards and three touchdowns, with only one interception. By James Saggus Associated Press Writer STARKVILLE, Miss.

(AP) --Tailback James Jones scored four touchdowns and passed for a fifth Saturday as Mississippi State stunned 15th-ranked Florida State 55-27. The triumphant Bulldogs capitalized on the passing of quarterback Dave Marler to set up every score. His pinpoint accuracy, combined with the speed of Jones and tailback Len Copeland kept Florida State's Seminole off balance most of the game. FSU showed only one offensive splurge when the Seminoles rallied in the second quarter to overcome a 14-7 deficit and take a 21-14 intermission lead. Jones, who scored on Marler passes of II Enterprise-Journal rr tj 1 I II.

Wildcats' Change Stuns im at mw ww a By ROBERT SHAW Associated Press Writer OXFORD, Miss. (AP) Larry Carter exploded 73 yards on a punt return for a third-quarter touchdown Saturday that propelled the Kentucky Wildcats to a 24-17 victory over the Mississippi Rebels in a Southeastern Conference football game. Carter's thunderbolt arose during a last-half Kentucky uprising led by freshman quarterback Larry McCrimmon, who came off the bench to throw two touchdown passes that wiped out a 10-0 Mississippi lead and ran the Wildcats' record to 2-2-1. McCrimmon hit wide receiver Felix Wilson on a 26-yard scoring pass to start the rally in the third period and added a 14-yard pass to tight end Jim Campbell following a pass interception with six minutes left in the fourth quarter. Freshman Tommy Griggs added a 19-yard field goal in the third quarter for Kentucky after nose guard Chuck Jones' recovery of a fumble punt at the Rebel 15.

Mississippi, dropping to 2-3, battled back in the fourth period on Roy Coleman's one-yard run, climaxing a 73-yard drive. The Rebels were threatening at the Wildcat 19 in the last minute when Kentucky's Greg Motley choked off the threat by recovering Freddy Williams' fumble at the nine. Mississippi had scored in the first quarter on freshman quarterback John Fourcade's 5-yard dash and Hoppy Langley's 27-yard field goal. With the score 16-10 early in the fourth mr r- mr mm AP Wirtpholo TWO YANKEES ON FIRST DURING CONFUSION Jackson, Piniella watch as Umpire Pulli explains call Yanks Tie It NEW YORK (AP) Reggie Jackson told Lou Piniella to lay off Bob Welch's high fast ball. Piniella didn't, and, as a result, the World Series is tied at two games apiece after still another comeback by the New York Yankees.

Piniella was the first batter faced by Welch, the Los Angeles Dodgers' smoke-throwing 21-year-old rookie sensation. Welch entered Saturday's game in the eighth inning with the score tied 3-3. The count went to 3-1 and Piniella swung at the next four pitches, fouling off three before popping out. "I thought I had some good swings against him," said Piniella, the Yankees' leading hitter during the regular season with a .314 average. "But after I popped out, Reggie told me not to swing at the high pitches." So what did Piniella do when he came up again in the bottom of the 10th after Welch walked Roy White with one out and Jackson drilled a two-out single through the right side? The first pitch was a high fast ball, out of the strike zone.

Piniella swung and missed. "It was a bad pitch, up and in," he said. "Welch throws as hard as anybody in baseball and I was anxious, but I'm an anxious hitter. Pitchers don't have to throw me too many strikes." Welch's next and last pitch was another high fast ball, also out of the strike zone. Piniella swung and didn't miss.

What helped get the Yankees into the 10th after Reggie Smith put the Dodgers on top with a three-run homer in the fifth inning was a key play in New York's two-run sixth. With two runners aboard, Los Angeles shortstop Bill Russell dropped a line drive by Piniella He stepped on second to force Jackson but his throw to first hit Jackson and rolled away, allowing Thurman Munson to score from second with a key run. "When Lou hit the ball, it looked like a hit to me, so my instinct was to go to second," Jackson said. "Then, when it hit Russell's glove, my instinct was to go back to first. Then he dropped it and I didn 't know where to go.

He threw it right in my road and I just froze. No, I didn't throw my hip out." Oh? A television replay showed otherwise, according to NBC-TV announcer Joe Garagiola. "I won't comment any further," Jackson said. "I'm not stupid enough to talk about it. It hit me on the thigh.

What else do you want to talk about? Call Angers Dodgers NEW YORK AP) The Los Angeles Dodgers remained incensed long after the game after umpire's call in the sixth inning permitted a New York Yankees run to score. The Yankees went on to win 4-3 in the 10th inning Saturday to square the best-of-seven Series at two victories apiece. Lou Piniella drove in the winning run with a single off a high fastball from 21-year-old Bob Welch, the hero of the second game. Piniella also was involved in the sixth-inning fracas but it was a hip movement by Reggie Jackson that brought the complaints. Jackson had driven in Roy White and was on first base with Thurman Munson at second when Piniella lined to shortstop Bill Russell near second base.

Russell dropped the ball and then tagged second, forcing Jackson. PWirphoto REBEL DEFENDERS CORRAL KENTUCKY'S CHRIS HILL Action was in the first quarter of game at Oxford USM Slips by East Carolina He hit on two to account for all the 40 yards in the first drive; two to for 25 yards in the second drive and connected on a 41-yard throw to Bo Myrick to set up State's third touchdown. He hit a 27 yard throw to Copeland in the fourth drive and his touchdown throw to McDole accounted for all the yardage in State's fifth score. Mississippi State ran up a school record of 5 yards in demolishing Florida State, and Coach Bob Tyler said the triumph proved "football is 100 percent mental as well as physical." Tyler explained the comeback this way: "The offense decided to quit stopping itself. The defense worked on some FSU alignments." Rebs -sN 8 as quarterback Dane McDaniel who came in last week to lead Southern to a 22-17 victory over MSU directed the first USM score.

Southern Mississippi went ahead 7-0 when McDaniel pitched out to sophomore back Chuck Cook for the six-yard touchdown run, ending a 65-yard march that lasted 16 plays. Two plays after a separated shoulder sidelined McDaniel with 5:03 on the first-quarter clock, reserve quarterback Hammond threw a 51-yard scoring bomb to sophomore tight end Marvin Harvey, who juggled the ball momentarily and outraced the Pirate defense for the 14-0 Southern lead. College Scores By The Associated Press EAST Brown 14, Penn 0 Colgate 20, Villanova 14 Columbia 14, Princeton 10 Cornell 25, Harvard 20 Dartmouth 10, Yale 3 Holy Cross 31, Army 0 Maryland 24, Syracuse 9 Massachusetts 31, Boston U. 7 Navy 31, Duke 8 SOUTH Alabama 23, Florida 12 Auburn 49, Vanderbiit 7 Clem son 30, Virginia 14 Georgia Tech 24, Miami, Fla. 19 Kentucky 24, Mississippi 17 Miami, Ohio 29, Marshall 3 Mississippi St.

55, Florida St. 27 N. Carolina 34, Wake Forest 29 S. Carolina 24, Ohio U. 7 VMI 23, Richmond 6 Virginia Tech 16, W.

Virginia 3 W. Carolina 38, Citadel 24 William Mary 32, James Madison 7 Troy St. 21, Delta St. 6 Ouachita 15, Miss. College 6 S.

Miss 17, E. Carolina 16 Jackson St. 41, Southern 14 MIDWEST Indiana St. 13, Drake Michigan St. 24, Michigan 15 Minnesota 22, Iowa 20 Missouri 26, Iowa St.

13 Nebraska 48, Kansas St. 14 N. niinois 24, W. Dlinois 20 Notre Dame 26, Pittsburgh 17 Oklahoma 17, Kansas 16 Oklahoma St. 24, Colorado 20 Purdue 27, Ohio St.

18 80UTHWEST Houston 33, Texas 0 Rice 21, Texas Christian 14 SMU 28, Baylor 21 FAR WEST Brlgham Young 17, Oregon 16 Colorado St. 31, Air Force 13 Idaho 34, Montana 30 Washington 34, Stanford 31 Wyoming 31, San Diego St. 22 By BUSTER WOLFE Enterprise-Journal Sports Editor HATTIESBURG Senior placekicker Randy Boyette booted a 35-yard field goal in the third quarter to give Southern Co-Lin Shuts Out Bears in Homecoming Battle quarter, the Rebels lost a big opportunity after Fourcade's passing and the running of Leon Perry moved them from their 19 to the Kentucky five. But on fourth and inches, the Kentucky line held Perry for no gain. Shortly afterward, safety Rick Hayden intercepted Fourcade's pass at the Mississippi 26 to set up McCrim-mon's touchdown throw to Campbell.

The Rebels had the stadium record crowd of 38,290 roaring on their two late desperation drives. The first resulted in Coleman's plunge after his 27-yard pass to Curtis Weathers to the Wildcat one. The second, set up by Mike Fountain's recovery of McCrimmon's fumble at the Kentucky 48, gave the Rebels their last, unsuccessful, bid. McCrimmon came into the game in the third quarter in relief of starter Mike Deaton. Fourcade, who played when starter Bobby Garner was shaken up on the Rebels' second offensive play, got a touchdown on Ole Miss' second possession.

That came after Fourcade's 12-yard keeper and a 20-yard pass interference call against Kentucky put the ball on the five. The Rebels scored on Langley's 27-yard field goal after Williams' 11-yard draw and Fourcade's passes of 10 yards to Curtis Weathers and seven yards to Williams. Ole Miss had one other big first-half threat, moving to the Kentucky ten. But Hayden jumped on Williams' fumble at the eight to kill the opportunity. Mississippi a come-from-behind 17-16 decision over the East Carolina Pirates here Saturday.

The USM Golden Eagles drove 48 yards to the East Carolina 20 with 6:39 in the third stanza, when Boyette cleared thern neighbors celebrated homecoming Saturday night. The first score of the ballgame by Co-Lin came with 2 48 in the second quarter on a 24-yard pass play from Melvin Smith to Ronald McMorris. With 13:04 left in the fourth quarter, the Wolves scored again on a one-yard touchdown run by Smith. The Bears had poor field position all night with their only break coming late in the fourth quarter on a 36-yard pass play from Beau Barksdale to Edsel Brown. That play took them to within five yards of pay dirt but Southwest could not punch it in and turned the ball over to Co-Lin.

The only other Southwest threat came later in the fourth quarter and left the Bears unable to score from within the Wolves 36 yard line. Southwest now drops to 2-5 for the year and plays East Mississippi next Saturday night on campus as the Bears celebrate their 60th homecoming. Grambling, ITTA BENA, Miss. (AP) -Mississippi Valley's defense held firm at the one-yard line Saturday on two runs in the closing seconds to preserve a scoreless tie with unbeaten Grambling in Southwestern Athletic Conference football. Grambling, now 4-0-1 for the season, had the ball on third down at the one and twice handed off to fullback Ed Hall.

But Valley's big linemen, led by William Kinnard and Jim Sankfield, turned him back each time. Valley's strongest threat came in the SLU Blanks HAMMOND, La. Southeastern Lousisiana used a grinding rushing game and a stingy defense to shut out Livingston 33-0 Saturday, keeping the visitors out of threatening range most of the game and allowing them inside the SLU 30 only once. SLU limited Livingston to a total offense of 82 yards, while scoring on runs by Robert Hicks, Johnny Wells, Mack Boatner and Arnold Schexnayder, a i Roundup Auburn 49 Vanderbiit 7 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Junior running back Joe Cribbs ran for five touchdowns Saturday, setting an Auburn record, as Auburn defeated outmatched Vanderbiit 49-7 in Southeastern Conference football.

Nebraska 48 Kansas State 14 LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Quarterback Tom Sorley ran for one touchdown and passed to Junior Miller and Kenny Brown for two others and No. 8 Nebraska used a third quarter explosion to bury Kansas State 48-14 in a Big Eight Conference football game Saturday. Despite a scoreless first period, Nebraska dominated the Wildcats statistically. Although he didn't score, I-back I.M.

Hipp gained 183 yards on 26 carries. Michigan State 24 Michigan 15 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Quarterback Ed Smith threw two touchdown passes and Michigan State Intercepted three Rick Leach aerials as the Spartans upset fifth-ranked Michigan 24-15 in a Big Ten football game Saturday. Smith, who set Michigan State records College Football Georgia Upsets LSU the uprights by six feet for the deciding points. The three-point play was the only scoring of the second half, which was highlighted by some outstanding USM defensive play.

The Southern defense, known as the "Nasty Bunch," after limiting state rival Mississippi State to 29 total yards in the second half here last week, gave up only 71 yards to East Carolina in the second half to raise the Golden Eagle record to 4-2 over the year. East Carolina picked up 10 points in less than a minute late in the second quarter to grab its only lead of the game 16-14 with 1:20 on the clock. After Southern had controlled the ball early in the game, Pirate quarterback Leander Green completed his first pass of the night a 10-yard scoring play to Eddie Hicks with 10:17 left in the half. The Pirates began their own brand of ball control with less than seven minutes left in the second quarter behind 14-6. With Green substituting at quarterback with Steve Greer the Pirates mounted a 69-yard drive to the USM 20.

From there, East Carolina place kicker Bill Lamm connected on a 37-yard field goal with 2:15 left in the second quarter. Then 23 seconds later, Pirate defensive back Willie Holley intercepted a tipped Jeff Hammond pass at the E.C. 47. Three plays and 28 seconds later Sam Harrell took a pitch-out 18 yards around left end for the second East Carolina t.d. putting the Pirates ahead 16-14 with Lamm's PAT.

The Golden Eagles had controlled the opening kick-off eight and a half minutes Valley Tie first half when the Delta Devils drove to Grambling's 10-yard line before stalling and then missing on a 25-yard field goal try. Grambling launched a drive early in the fourth period but was stymied when Valley defensive back Willie Fulton blocked a 35-yard field goal attempt by Larry Scrubbs. Grambling, 2-0-1 in the SWAC, finished with nine first downs and 191 total yards. Valley, 3-3-1 overall and 0-2-1 in the conference, had 12 first downs and 158 total yards. Livingston field goal by Frank Londano and a safety late in the game when Albert Chapman tackled Livingston Punter James Mullinax in the end zone.

Londano also added extra points after each touchdown, The halftime score was 21-0. The win left Southeaster with a 3-2-1 record, 2-1-1 inside the Gulf South Conferrnre. and dropped Livingston to 2-J, 1-4 in the conference. By PETE YOUNG For the Enterprise-Journal WESSON The Southwest Mississippi Junior College Bears were defeated by the Copiah-Lincoln Junior College Wolves 14-0 as the Bears' nor- for completions (27) and pass In? attempts (41 a week earlier against Notre Dame, hit on 20 of 36 passes for 248 yards. But besides the big air yardage, the Spartans also ran well against the Wolverines, who fell to 4-1 and 1-1 in the conference.

Michigan State is 2-3 overall and also 1-1 in the league. Oklahoma 17 Kansas 16 LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Billy Sims rushed for 192 yards, pumping life into an Oklahoma offense weakened by injuries, and scored the winning touchdown as the No. 1 Sooners subdued stubborn Kansas 17-16 Saturday after the Jayhawks failed twice on a two-point conversion play with 15 seconds left. Kansas quarterback Harry Sydney hit Jimmy Little with a 33-yard pass to the Oklahoma 5.

Two-plays later he found Harry Murphy with a scoring strike to pull the Jayhawks within one point of the unbeaten and 28-point favorite Sooners. Maryvilie 13 Millsaps 7 MARYVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Charley Hixson fired a 34-yard touchdown pass to Alvin Nance In the second quarter to start Maryvilie on Its way to a 13-7 victory over Millsaps In college football Saturday. Joe Savary accounted for Maryvilie other points. He kicked field goals of 26 and 30 yards in the second and fourth quarters respectively and booted the extra point after Nance's touchdown.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Freshman Lindsay Scott raced a kickoff back 99 yards and Georgia capitalized on two second-half turnovers Saturday night to upset llth-ranked Louisiana State 24-17 In a Southeastern Conference contest. Trailing 17-7 at halftime, Georgia struck when Scott fielded the opening second half kickoff at his own one and threaded his way to the sideline and scored the longest touchdown on a kickoff return in Georgia history. The defeat was the first in five outings for LSU. The Tigers fell to 1-1 in the SEC while Georgia, 4-1, raised its conference record to 2-0.

Alabama 23 Florida 12 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Fullback Billy Jackson sped 87 yards in the second period to pace seventh-ranked Alabama to a 23-12 Southeastern Conference football victory over Florida Saturday. Jackson burst through a drawn-in Gator defense on a third down to put Alabama in command 14-3. Nortre Dame 26 Pittsburgh 17 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Quarterback Joe Montana rallied Notre Dame to three fourth-quarter touchdowns and Jerome Heavens shattered legendary George Gipp's career rushing record Saturday to lead the Irish to a 26-17 victory over previously unbeaten Pittsburgh..