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CENTRAL FLQRlDAj THE TAMPA TKIBUXE, Sunday. November 8. 1964 CD RhomeSets Plainsmen Strike Down Marks In 4 Mississippi State 12-3 Tulsa Win" TULSA, Okla tfl Jerry Rhome set two national football records and tied i 3 sit- then got help from Tulsa'3e-fense to whip Memphis StatQ9-7 here Saturday. AUBURN, Ala. (UPD Sopho-" more quarterback Tom starting his first game of the season, teamed with kicking spe- cialist Don Lewis yesterday to lead the Augurn Tigers to a 12-3 in over Mississippi State, BRYAN scored midway in the: second period on a six-inch sneak after setting up the score two plays earlier by rambling 35 yards around right Lewis booted 26-yard and 43-" yard field goals.

i 5 vM iiJ (SY i i I la, 4 Vvsr 1 RHOME completed 25 oC35 passes 11 of them to Howard Twilley, the nation's IeaSUng pass catcher to set a career pass completion record oi-392 and a new mark most ppints accounted for in a season, 190. But It was Tulsa's defense led by 263-pound Willie Townesrand backs Jeff Jordan and Chwrles Hardt that preserved Rhode's record victory. The defense never permitted the Tigers past the Tulsa 40 until the fourth quarter when little Billy Fletcher hit John Wright on a 58-yard pass pjay. Jordan and Hardt then combined to check a Tiger drive at Mississippi State scored on the first play of the second period when guard Justin Canale kicked a 29-yard field goal. State came close in the final period, but the novice Auburn defensive platoon stalled a 78-yard Bulldog drive on the 2-yard line.

Back in action for the Tigers in regular status was Jimmy Sidle, running from the tailback position. Auburn coach Ralph BILL WOLSKI (35) of Notre Dame is stopped by Martin Schottenheimer (50) and Brian Generalovich (83), both of Pitt after Wolski made short yardage for a first down in the game at Pittsburgh, yesterday. (AP Wirephoto) Jordan had shifted Sidle, who had been out with an injury, to; the new slot and rotated Tucker Frederickson to fullback. the Tulsa 23, breaking up three end lone passes. The defense then stopped the Tigers in the three with 37 seconds left.

RHOME passed to Twilley for two touchdowns of four and 13 yards to tie the national season record for scoring passes. He rish Fight Off THE BALL GOES wild as it bounces from the grasp of Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski (31) in the first quarter of the game at Ann Arbor, yesterday. Michigan recovered the fumble. Michigan players in foreground are Jim Conley (82) and Dick Rindfuss (17). No.

14 Is Illinois quarterback Ron Acks. (AP ANOTHER sophomore Tiger quarterback, Joe Campbell, also drummed up yardage. Alternating with Bryan, Campbell picked up long yardage on several runs. He had been put in scored himself on a two -yard Pittsburgh, 17-15 keeper. the back-up signal calling posi Statistics tion after starting the four previous games.

The game's only touchdown came in the second period and! set up when end Brian Michigan Beats IUini by 21-6 Wildcats End 5-Game Loss Skein fiotre Dime First Tlovns 11 Rushing Yardage 1 Passing Yardage 213 Passes 9-il Passes Intercepted A Pnnts Fumbles Lest 3 Yards Penaliied SO Syracuse Sweeps To 27-15 Win 1 S-5 A 8 Statistics IB. Mich. PITTSBURGH Top-ranked Notre Dame, led by daring John Huarte, built up a 14-0 first period lead and then fought off the inspired Pitt Panthers Saturday for a 17-15 football victory. It w-as unbeaten Notre Dame's defense, yielding almost as many yards rushing as it had in their first six games combined, which staved off possible defeat in the end. THE IRISH forward wall rose up to stop Pitt quarterback Fred Mazurek for no gain on a fourth-and-one situation in the last quarter on the Notre Dame 16.

IS It ueneraiovicn recovered a ium-ble by Pete Andreotti on the Pitt 32. The Panthers moved to the 18 and were going to try a field goal but Notre Dame was off side. On the next play fullback Barry McKnight rambled 10 yards to the one. He then plunged over for the score. He also ran for two points to make it 14-8.

Pitt's second touchdown came on the first play of the final period with McKnight barreling over from the one. Jim Jones converted. came with just under seven minutes left in the half. Don Lewis returned a State punt to the Auburn 49. Campbell then rolled around left end for 15 yards and a first down.

Bryan faked a pitchout to Frederickson, then scooted around end for 35 yards. He was tackled just before reaching the end zone, and scored two plays later. Lewis' extra point try failed. Workhorse for the Mississippi State attack, as usual was 220 pound fullback Hoyle Graneer. Scatback Marcus ANN ARBOR, Mich.

P) A pair of second period touchdowns following an intercepted pass and fumble recovery lifted Michigan to a 21-6 Big Ten football victory over Illinois Saturday. The victory was the sixth 1ST 11-34 -tl vn a First dawns Yards raskinf Yards paulnf Paases Passes Intercepted Pswts I inkles tsst lards penalised EVAXSTON, I1L UP) North-western stuck to a battering ground game highllgb.tedT.by Ron Rector's 31-yard toucbflon run and ended a five-game-Jos-ing streak with a 17-13 Bigen football triumph over Wiscfljin Saturday. ing room they needed against the determined Panthers. On third down on his own nine in the first quarter, Huarte faded into the end zone and passed to halfback Nick Eddy, who caught the ball on his 35 and raced for the score to make it 13-0. The play covered 91 yards.

Then Joe Azzaro kicked his NEW YORK W) Syracuse drove 51 yards to a touchdown after the opening kickoff and went on to a 27-15 victory over Army Saturday that kept alive the Orange hopes for Eastern football honors and a bowl bid. LEN HALL, chairman of the straight by the Wolverines over WiJdcat8 half game behind Ohio State in I the conference cellar with a2-4 rA4fnfI AAVMrrri nn A nlrA the race for the league title. league record, leaving Wlscon- Rhoden and halfback Price Orange Bowl Committee, was Hodees also Dunched out first among the crowd of 37,552 at The victory ran Notre Dame'S nrnviripri uhat nrvpri tn thlT Dam 14 Rattlers Defeat 46-24 The Wolverines, without a sin in the basement with 1-4. Yankee Stadium that saw Sura- Star passer Tommy Myers downs. I first down in the first quarter.

3 tossed only nine Northwestern Auburn String to seven. Pitt now is 2-4-2 winning points when he booted JR-rrel! 1 run (Azzaro kick) fnr thp fann Eddy 91 pass from Huarte (Az- ior tne season. a 30-yard field goal in the third zaro kick) It was Huarte, Notre Dames quarter- pitt-McKnight 1 run (McKnight run) record-breaking quarterback, ndpg Azzaro 30 0-12 cuse's powerful race horse backs 0-3; got their second period touch-! 3 0 Miss. State passes, keeping up a ground downs on a 15-yard run by Carl; accanlt hithKArl arminH fiilHsplr Statistics PITT'S FIRST touchdown rVlh.TVr won5 who gave the Irish the breath- MST FG Canale 29 ALB Bryan 1 run (kick fsiled) ALB FG Lewis 43 ALB FG Lewis 26 Attendance 45,000. TALLAHASSEE (fl The Steve Murphy which swept the Arm? Syc't UUIS Atlll I 1 fl Ek IU Villi A-J I.

I Vt it lead. Wildcats to a 17-0 halftime i i steamrolling Florida of- First downs Rushin- Tardare er. 4 fensive machine, led by Bobby Felts, took a half to get in high 4-jsgear yesterday and then flat- Passing yardage 11) Passes HH Passes tntereepted by Punts I-SS Fumbles lout Yards penaliied 15 Wisconsin 6 7 5 -13 NorUitera 7 10 NL McKetver run 'Dickie kick) Beclor 51 run (Dickie M' 20 Wis Jones 52 pass from Kay (Kay kick) Wis Von Heimburf recovered ball hi end rnne tpasa failed) Attendance il. 000. Texas Defeats Baylor In Final Moments 20-14 tened North Carolina W.

Virginia Wins Title In Southern 46-24. Felts, a 196-pound halfback who runs well inside and out- Floyd Little, Wally Mahle and The first score was set up by a pass interception by Frank Nunley on the Illinois 36. Michigan marched 40 yards for its second touchdown after Gerald Mader covered a fumble. Timberlake capped a 94-yard Michigan drive with a one-yard scoring plunge midway through the third period. Illinois' touchdow came on a Statistics Statistics Villanova Dropped From Unbeatens VILLAXOVA.

Pa. Bos- Jim Nance grind out two fourth period scores after Army had gone ahead 15-14 on a break and a gamble in the third. "We're definitely interested in Syracuse for the Miami game," Hall said afterward. First downs WASHINGTON UP) West Sll 50-yard pass play from Fred tnn t-niw fullhark- nn Mnran 1S-IR Rushing yardage I Passes Passing yardage i Texas B'lor First downs 1: 18 Roshinc yardage 13ft St Pmssinf yardafe Passes iOSi Passes intercepted by 4 0 Punts 5-30 1-35 Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized li ii AcT lis 10-? IS ''Custardo to Bob Trumpy. Thelblocked a punt in the final i 4i inn j-diue, uie ATv-uuuim suuuo-; runts Fumbles lest 4 fine attacks to go ahead deep in the final period.

Until the fourth period, Texas made' a runaway of the game. Texas smothered Southall for losses a dozen times as he tried to pass. By the end of the third quarter, David Conway had kicked two field goals for Texas and Harold Philipp had scored a touchdown with a seven-yard dash. Yards penaliied Virginia struck for three touchdowns in the first half and then held on for a 20-19 victory Saturday over George Washington and the Mountaineers' first Southern Conference football championship since 1958. A crowd of 14,200 saw the visitors score their fourth con score came about two minutes; three minutes to set up a touch-after Michigan's first tally, butdow-n and give the Eagles Illinois missed pulling into a tie '8-7 football victory over previ-when Custardos extra point'ously unbeaten Villanova yes-attempt was wide.

(terday. MSn 5 Haifback Jim McGowan went more who wears the "44" numeral once carried by Jimmy Brown and the late Ernie Davis, plunged one yard for one touchdown and threw a three-yard pass to Brad Clarke for a sec WACO, Tex. UP) George Sauer leaped high in the end zone to snare a desperation pass from Marvin Kristynik with 1 minute, 51 seconds remaining yesterday and Texas defeated Baylor 20-14. BAYLOR, crushed by Texas for three quarters, rallied in the fourth for two quick touchdowns off the passing arm of Terry Southall. That put Baylor ahead 14-13 and with only 4:46 left, it appeared that the Bears had upset the nation's No.

6 team. Then Kristynik went to work his aerial game, and put side, scored three touchdowns and ground out 87 yards as collected 441 yards. Bob Hayes, world's fastest MitH-ward 15 run (Timberlake kick the final three yards arouAd together enough aerial yardage to help take Texas 50 yards to the Baylor 24. At that point, the Longhorn hurler found Sauer almost alone six yards deep In the end zone and tossed to him for the winning score. ond.

human, did not start on his sec-i f.ued. right end for the fourth period ference triumph without a loss; Army 015 13-27 TV tup Syracuse ond appearance in pads after Timber" touchdown after the 1 the Tokyo Olympics. But he Timberlake run (Timberlake 1 punt went out of bounds" 6n mot scnw ui a uidigiu ui uuug uiamj I Syr. Little 1 plunge (Smith kirk Parcells 3 run (Niekerson kick George Arm. iourtn quarter, Baylor marcnea two extra point kicks kick) Claree 3 pass from little I Smith ayr.

the Villanova 16. Attendance 62,414. a heartbreaker for who mounted two IT WAS the Bears, 91 yards to tally, with Southall Washington missed two tries for passing to Ken Hodge for "15 two-point conversions, yards. GW's late touchdown was the A fumble recovery by score of the second half. Tampa Dog Track It was a 64-yard pass play from ran back kicks for 43 and 29 yards, caught two passes for 25 and seven yards, collected 24 yards in seven plays from scrimmage and ran across for a two-pointer.

North Carolina A4T ...14 10 ft-24 Florida AIM 6 10 22 46 Matthews 5 run (Malonev kick) A 4 Felts 3 run (kick failed) AIT Beasley 1 run (Maloney kick) AIM Safety Granger AtM Felts 1 run (Hayes run) Ai-T Maloney 33 FG AtT Gordon i run (Malonev kick) A4VM Felts 41 run (run failed) AAM Haelton 44 pass interception (Hart run) Hart 1 run (Hart run) KICK I Arm. Parcells 2 run (Stichweh kick) Syr. Nance 2 run (pass failed! Syr. MahSe 4 plunge (Smtih kick) Attendance 37 So2. Gophers Nudge Iowa 14-13 MINNEAPOLIS UP) Minnesota's strong rush thwarted a Arkansas Blanks Rice, Eyes Cotton Bowl Bid Lyle to reserve tailback Joddy Glass.

West Virginia 13 7 0 O-20 Geo. Washington 13 0 0 619 VA Piscorik 3 run (Stanley kick) GW Lvle 1 run (run failed) VA Madison 67 run (kick failed) GW Lvle 70 run (Gross kick) VA Leftridge 2 run (Stanley lors Donme Laurence on the Baylor 44 set up the second Bear score ten plays later Southall passed to Lawrence Elkins for eight yards and a touchdown. Tom Davies kicked the two extra points and Baylor seemed home safe until the Kristynik to Sauer. Ias 3 7 3 7-20 Baylor 0 1414 Tex FG Conwav 31 Tex Phillip 7 run (Conway kick) Tex Conway 27 Bay Hodge 16 pass from Southall (Davies kick) Bay Elkins I pass from Southall (Davies kick) (Conwav kick) GW Glass 64 pass from Lyle (run (ailed) NIGHT MATINEE FIRST RACE ive-stxteenths mile I FIRST RACfc. Five-sixteenths mate-Grade Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin Toll! Dos PP OH Str Fin ioll Cactus Spike 1 1-1 l- 2 10 Ray Tracing 7 1 13 I 4'i S.o Tell You El 2 3 2 2- 3 20i Noble Kin 4 5 3 2 4' tans Dream 7 3 7 (M.Ostie 1 2 4 3 6 420 Cactus Spike $6.20, J3.60.

Tell1 Tracing $15 20, $6. $3 60; Noble You El $4.20. Fan Dream $3.20. Kn 20, Ossie $3.40. Quuneia Quiniela t2-8) paid $11.00.

Time: 31.S9.iJ paid $30.60. Time: 31.61. DAILY P01BLE i SECOND RALE ive-suteenths. nuie 8 1 Cactus Its KM -Grade ftplke-Clrcs City tu'li Pf JV. Braa Huxiord 1 3 1-1 1 2 40 a-S" lia'an Longduat i 4 2 2-7'.

Statistics A-M Felts 1 run (Robinson pass from (Hart) Attendance 14,200. USC Whips two-point conversion attempt by Iowa in the closing moments Rice RS 34 5-1(1 I Arkansas First downs Rushing ysrdsge Passing ysrdag 51 Passes 4-7 Passes Intercepted ky I Punts Fumbles lost I Yards penaliied 50 3 8 8 3 8 4 90 $-4 Cartas Spike-Dainty Kpark Huxiord $6.80. $4.40. $3 20; Looadust 8-5 Cartas Spike-New Kln uiT 80. 80; Nevin $4.

Quinieia, tl-5) 8- Cactus tipike-I Ire It taper r. II -T IE 8-7 Cactus Kpike-Giddy Cal Jia an rm' f.iw. jiinci ji.i.i. mil luirniff from Kristynik Tex Sauer 25 past Attendance 39,686. 8-8 Cactus Spike-Frirolous 31.00 x-Denates winner 8-t paid SECOND RACE Tihree-eiihths mile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin To $1 Circus Vity Beau 2 1 13 1-3 1.40 Dacic to tne tinai game last year i and is the lonsest in tho hUtnrv DrOIlZe Winner x7-l Ray Trannf -Huiford mt 1- Ray Trarinf-Ointer Hi! M) 1- Ray Trarlnt-Neria 7-4 Kay Tracing-Front Here Ray Tracini-ton(dust JISMH) Ray Tracing-Blue Scott 7-7 Ray Trarinf-trawk'M King SA.KO Three Golfers Tie for Lead At West Palm Beach WEST PALM BEACH UP) Jack Isaacs, first senior ever to win the Florida PGA championship, picked up yesterday where he left off and fired a 67 to tie Gordon Jones of Orlando and Dean Refram of Boca Ration for the first-round lead in West Palm Beach open.

First round leaders: of the school, Dainty Spark ..4 4 4 2 3 5:901 Stanford STANFORD, Calif UP) Southern California whipped Stanford for the. seventh straight time as fleet Mike Garrett raced for one touchdown and smashed for another Saturday in a 15-10 victory that kept alive the Trojan Rose Bowl hopes. The Trojans put their PAC record at 2-1 and 5-3 over-all. The 178-pound Garrett circled end for seven yards to score on Saturday and preserved a 14-13 Big Ten football victory for the Gophers. HAWKEYE sharpshooter Gary Snook fired an 87-yard pass with less than two minutes to go but missed his target on the conversion try after being boxed in by the Minnesota defense.

Snook's late bomb to scatback Craig Nourse capped a game of dramatic counter-rallies that saw the Gophers turn the tide twice when Iowa appeared ready to take command. Snook went for the victory after Nourse had fielded his pass rnvoious J-a zu 7- Ray Tracing-Shaded Dark 1J8.80 Circus City Beau $4 80. $3.40. $2 40: x-Denotes winner (Ml paid $83. Dainty Spark $4.60, Frivolous THIRD RACE Five-sixteenths mile $2.60.

Quiniela (2-4) paid $14.60. Time: 'Grade Maiden: 38 52. Dogs PPOffStr Fin ToM THIRD RACE Five-sixteenths mile I Small Genius 4 6 1-1 1-2 3 40 Grade Fred's Mouse 8 3 3 2 2 5.60 Dos PPOffStr Fin ToJl R.F. Mark 1 2 2 3-7'4 8 50 Roman Revel ..3 2 2 1 2 2 60t Small Genius $8.80, $4 40. Don's Guest I 3 2-2 8 .80 1 Fred's Mouse $4.60.

$5 80; R.F,!Iik Measured Mile 6 5 4 3 5 13.50 $4.40. Quiniela (4-8) paid $33. Tune: FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPD The unbeaten Arkansas Razor-backs yesterday took a big step toward a New Year's Day Cotton Bowl date by defeating Rice 21-0 for their ninth straight victory and third consecutive shutout. Arkansas scored twice in the final quarter to break open what had been a defensive battle.

Razorback safety Harry Jones picked off a Rice pass and returned it 35 yards for one fourth-period score and Bobby Burnett punched four yards with less than two minutes left for his second touchdown. Tom McKnelly kicked all three extra points. The Arkansas defense was so rugged Rice crossed midfield only once, to the Razorback 41 on the play before the half ended. Rice got only six first downs in the entire game. The victory left fourth-ranked Arkansas with an 8-0 record for the year and 5-0 mark in the Southwest Conference.

The Ra-torback winning streak dates Drowns in Exercise FIAACH, Switzerland (JP) Gepf Kottmann, Switzerland's bronze medal winner in the rowing competition in Tokyo Olympics, dnwned Friday during a military exercise, police reported yesterday. Kottmann, who took third place in the single sculls event, Arkansas started a 65-yard scoring drive late in the first quarter and moved the distance in 11 plays with Burnett punching over the final yard. Arkansas missed only one scoring opportunity, in the second quarter when McKnelly missed a 30-yard field goal try after a Rice fumble. soman neve h.zu, 5J ho; Ion sui 'a. FOt'RTH RACE Five-sixteenths mile Guest $5.40.

Measured Mile $7.60. Quiniela (2-3 paid $35.40. Timer 31 57. Jack Isaacs. Tequesta 35-32 7 Gordon Jones, Orlando 35-3267 Dean Refram, Boca Raton 34-33 67 Julius Boros, Fort Lauderdale 34-3468 Bill Graham.

Miami 33-36 61 Kd Davis, Fort Myers 36-3470 Tom Malone, Pqmpano Beach 35-3S 70 a-BIll Crooks. Miami 33-3770 Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin TqM Bit ri Speed Mar 2 1-J 1" 7 60 the final play of the first period. FOURTH RALE Five-sixteenths mile Grade fell into the Rhine River close I Arkansas A A nt To $1 Servant 7 2 2- Dogs PPOffStr Fin and went through the middle for one yard and a touchdown in the King's Petition .5 1 1-S 12 6.40 is 2 6 4 3-4 S10 at the Iowa 35 and out-sprinted three Gopher defenders to score. SNOOK GOT cornered by the Rio to the German frontier. His body Ark-Burnett 1 run (McKnelly kickt i i Bit Speed Mar SI7.20.

$4 60, Vi; Golden Mar 6 3 2 2 2 1.60 a-Paul Desjardins. Miami 34-3670 kw'S-R pas unercePlion Mc- ucc" final minute of the second Old Hurl 1 4 3 44 5 80 3K-3571 Butcn Willis. Jupiter King's Petition $14.80. tfi. $3 8ft; -15; Gopher defense, however, and i J.

Lopei Miami 35-3671 4 run (McKnelly kick) '7 Southern Cal 6 Attendance: 33.00(1. 1 Of the Zurich Lake Polite. Stanford 1 7 10 rt. TL 1 vn John Berry, Philadelphlu. Ps.

34-37 71 I Golden Mar 14. $3: Old Hurl 4 M. Jerry McGee. Lake WorUl 36-35 71 Quiniela (5-6) paid $23.80. Time: 31.51.

Servant S3, S3: Cactus Is 84.40. Quiniela (6-8 paid S21 60. Time: 31 87. rIFTH At Five-sixteenths mije Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin "T6l Kanof 3 1 1-2 1-2 ,310 Great Sam 2 3 3 2 2 3 60 i Stan KG Beck 41 John Musano. Miami FIFTH ACE Three eighths mile 36-3672 ISC Garrett 7 run (kick blocked) nan in the end zone for the con Grade Ci il'SC Garrett 1 run (pass failed! To SI i version.

Snooks pass sailed 36-3672 34-3872 36-3672 Jim McCoy. Lake Worth Gibfoy Gilbert, North a-Kd Kirkland, Orlando -Mickey Van Gerbic. ii iVa Court Rina 7 8 3 3 7 1 8 00 Ji.fi, i. coon An Dos PPOffStr Fin Prince Rouge ..3 1 11 11 Gay Secret 7 2-1 Rex Iris 1 I 3 2'4 i Stan Blunt 29 pass from Lewis (Beck kick) I VSC FG Brownell 33 Attendance 55,000. high over everybody and out of 7 40 n.u ill.

d.v, uiriri sain Quiniela ij 4 an: court nina 4. the end zone. n.iil 01 Ii 11 Palm Beach 37-3572 a-Denotes amateur. Prince Ro.iee 125.40. 17.40 RACE Five-sixteenths irile Air Force Marches Over UCLA 24 to 15 SIXTH Grade PP Off Str Fin To $1 .2 3 1-4 1.20 Dors Kansas Misty L.L.'s Me Too 7 1 3 2-s 7.80 Baffled 4 2 4 3-1 "15.80 Miami Soccer Team Defeats Southern 2-1 CORAL GABLES (Special) The University of Miami moved into undisputed second place in the Florida Intercollegiate Con- Wichita Trounced By Oklahoma State STILLWATER, Okla.

UP) OSU brok the game open Statistics Gay Secret $8.80, $4.80: Rex Iris 5.80. Quiniela (3-6) paid 175.80. Time: 38.59. Finals Slated In Doubles At Davis Islands Bill and Arm! Neely defeated Dick and Ted Sexton yesterday to gain the finals of the parent-child tennis tournamen at Davis Islands. The scores were 6-1, 6-0.

Texas Pummels SMU23-0 DALLAS UP) Texas AIR Forres LOS ANGELES UP) The Air Force turned foot soldier Saturday and marched through the favored UCLA Bruins 24-15. The Falcons scored in every quarter but didn't gain a yard through the air in their long drives. In fact, they tried only four passes, all in the first half. ference yesterday with a 2-1 soccer win over Florida South- ICLA First Downs 8 Rushing Tardage 8:1 Passing Tardage lit Pastes 7-16 Passes Intercepted ky Punts 4-41 Fumbles tot A Tarda Penalised Oklahoma State two midway in the final period when Kansas Misty S4.40. 12.80, 13; L.L.'s Me Too 86, 14.40: Baffled 85.20." Quiniela 12-7) paid 119.80.

Time: 31.69. SEVENTH RACE Five.slxteenths mile Grade Doa-s PPOffStr Fin To 81 Kanola 4 1 12 1-1 ''4 40 Austex Lou 6 5 2 2-1 1o Statesboro 3 3 3 3-3 8.70 Kanzola 110 80. 16.40, Austex' tou 14, 13.20; Statesboro S4. Quiniela (4-6) paid 134. Time: 31.76.

EIGHTH RACE Five-slxteenthl'Mlile Grade Dogs PPOffStr Fin T8S1 Sea Surf 2 6 3 l- 3 30 Cactus Nancy ..5 1 1-S 2- 9.50 Notice That .1 3 4 3-3 "12.40 Sea Surf 18.60. 13.60, 12 60; Cactus Nancy 18. 13.60; Notice That $5.60. Qui-niela (2-5) paid $43 80. Time: 32.03.

NINTH RACE Five sixteenths mile Grade Dogs PP Off Str Fin To SI Cactus Doc 7 3 1-2 1-2V '960 3-4i 6 em College of Lakeland. recovered four Southern Meth weeks of football frustration by center eLon Ward raced 76 S3 odist fumbles and carried three Poo continued his scoring leadership with his sixth trounching Wichita 31-7 Satur- I II. 41VW1JO tWHJ 1 1 In for scores vesterdav while jand seventh goals of the season. breaking a seven-game losing and none completed, with a 23-0 virtnrv that! The Air Force, with quarter- Honors between a the favored Uclans. were well divided Both Miami scorers came midway the first and second periods, day.

tne wicnita 18 with an and DaVid Knight for the title The Cowboys scored each of intercepted pass to stamp out a in a match starting at 2 p.m. the first tw times they got the; serious Shocker threat. The The Knights had already gained ball, then turned a pair of pass! Cowboys scored five plays later the title round. interceptions in the final period to take a 24-7 lead and added into insurance touchdowns. another touchdown with 1-26 re-! German Win sDoiled the Mustanss homecnm-l back pl Stein directing, slogged 70 rards in 16 Dlavs the icruncning array 01 DacKS wno respectively ing.

Tti rlf CLui t-i1iinba1 Cm 1 1 first time it got the ball. Dick! time and again shredded thef -Florida Southern played a de- R.F. Little World 1 2 4 Nig's Bonnie .4 8 6 3 5 5 90 The victory was the fourth in maining on another stolen pass Cactus Doc 113.20, 13.60. BUENOS AIRES Eugen Methodis into the Southwest' smashed over from! Bruin line and employed to termined battle the second half Conference cellar and moved! tbe one for first of his two Perfectl'on tne pitchout and roll-but couldn't pull it out. Kurt the Aecies into seventh Dlace I touchdowns, 'out maneuvers.

iHock scored early in the fourth Bart Holaday. who kicked 'ftjtfrc period. for Southern. seven games forOSU, which had w'fn', ffi i Boehnnsen of Germany won thei3.40. Quiniela ii-7) oaid 120.80.

Tmc: lost two straight after leading the Big Eight Conference for Arentine Grand PriZ for Stand- "TENTH lit n'Durkee ard cars Saturday, pacing a -Grade fou'hernMethodis -o three conversions, out the Fal-! AF-Cismota' i run (Holaday kick I John Hayes. Southern made three weeks. The Shocke AM FG Llndsey 29 4 Collins 1 run (kick failed) I'lui-sri cwr 10 pass uura ocuu in Bnr Miam Marvin rs, WTCH-Guy 24 pass from Confessor! 1-2-3 finish for Mercedes Slart 3 2 1-1 1-1'4 50 cons in front 10-7 with a 21-yard i Zeno kick i .1. -i .1. f'nlno Mar 9 13 2-114 aIO -vamKor.

iUn Mlccniifl 'ollo! uiaanto KicKJ 44iM Foster made 15 saves. run (Durke Vick I L-ars in uie xutiay niai a uiuii i 7 i i 5 inn iiiciiiuta 1'iwnuuii OSU Baxter 1 pas. from grange quarter. The Mots now play at home Friday against Rollins. conierence.

saw tneir recoro wL-jaconson is pats interception over nearly 3,000 miles oi twist- Fancy start $29. 114.20, 1104010- 1 I 'Durkee kick) I. ,,4. logne Mar 16.80. 16; Bur Antelope7.

drop to 3-. I'lS. mountainous roadS. iQuinieU 2-5i paid $84.80. Timi-i ii2.

HM-Poii If pil from Mcflhaney This was the Falcons' third I AF-Cramma tnn (Holaday kick! (ljndsey kickt virtnrv In manv Mira mm LCXA Horgan 1 run rr mn) Attendance 3,000. victory in as many years from Attendance 24,388. 5.