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The Old Statue Play In Final Minutes TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES. Sunday. October IS. 1175 Hps Gets OPenn Sta Gets By Duke nn Clem son By 1 714 IOBS yrae SOUTH EAST SYRACUSE, N.V. (UPI) -Tight end Dave Stutts caught two second half touchdown passes, one on a fake field goal, to lead No.

8 ranked Penn State to a 19-7 triumph Saturday over a stubborn Syracuse team. LATE GAMES SATURDAY period. Quarterback Willie Jor DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) -Fullback Tony Benjamin scored on a 19-yard run with 1:38 to play Saturday to give Duke a hard-fought 25-21 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over Clemson. Benjamin's run came two plays after a Clemson punt of only 18 yards put the Blue Devils, now 3-3 overall and 2-0 in the ACC, into position.

Other Duke scores came on a four-yard run by quarterback Mike Dunn, a 12-yard run by tailback Art Gore and two field goals by Vince Fusco. The Tigers, now 1-5 overall and 1-1 in the ACC, scored their three touchdowns in the second UPI Telephoto Penn State is now 6-1 on the season, and Syracuse has three wins in six outings. After a sluggish first half that saw only two field goals by 0 7 0 0 7 0-7 uui ukiiv a viu itj uaiu ti lv- Pofm State Nittany Lions roared back in Syracuse the third nuarfpr with a 3ft-vard Penn-FG Bahr 55 A Duke TD Duke quarterback Mike Dunn races into the end zone after scoring yesterday against Clemson. Penn FG Bahr 37 touchdown pass On a faked field Penn-Stutts 30 pass from Barvinchak goal play. Holder Dick Barvin- "ss chak jumped up after taking uHZfiXf 15 eass rwn tne snap ana fired a perfect ss from Anoress (Bahr kick) pass to Stutts for the score Memphis State Wins Big MEMPHIS.

Term. (UPI I -Turdell Middleton scored on runs of 9 and 27 yards to lead Memphis State to a 41-7 romp over Louisville Saturday night. The Tigers also scored on a 94-yard punt return by Keith Wright, a one-yard sneak by quarterback Lloyd Patterson, a one-yard run by Jay Vema. and a one-yard dive by Io Cage in upping their record to 34. Louisville.

1-5. scored on a one-yard run by speedster running back Walter Peacock, who was held to 59 yards rushing for the night. Louisville 0 7 0 07 Memphis State Oil 15 1341 Mem Miodleton 5 run (Williams kkk) Mem Wright 94 punt return (kkk failed) Lou Peackock 1 run (Summers kkk) Mem Patterson 1 run (Rivas pass from Patterson) Mem-Middleton 27 run (Williams kkk) Mem Vema 1 run (Williams kkk) Mem Cage 1 run (kkk tailed) A 15.480 A 28.153. BATON ROUGE. La.

(UPI) Tailback Terry Robiskie ran 10 yards for one touchdown and two yards for another Saturday night to help push Louisiana State to a 17-14 victory over Kentucky. The Tigers also scored on a 40-yard field goal by quarterback Bobby Moreau five seconds before the end of the first half. The victory, LSU's first Southeastern Conference win this year, gave the Tigers a 2-4 season, while Kentucky is 1-4-1. The Wildcats scored on a three-yard run by Sonny Collins early in the first quarter and on a six-yard pass by Cliff Hite to split end Randy Burke' in the fourth quarter. The Tigers were held scoreless until midway through the second quarter.

LSU's first score was set up when safety Ronnie Barber intercepted a long pass thrown by quarterback Bill Tolston. The interception on the Wildcats' 31 yard line was quickly followed by a 37-yard run by Robert Dow that placed the Tigers, on Kentucky's five. Two plays later Robiskie took a handoff from quarterback dan hit Joey Walters on a 67-yard scoring pass and ran three yards for a touchdown himself, while running back Don Pester-man scored on a 20-yard run. Duke scored on its first two possessions. Fusco booted a 24-yard field goal following a 55-yard drive, and Dunn, who replaced Bob Corbett at quater-back in the middle of the next drive, scored on a four-yard touchdown run.

Clemson rebounded with three quick touchdowns on three possessions in the second quarter. Pesterman struck first on a 20-yard run that climaxed an 80-yard drive in even plays. On the first play of the Tigers' next possession, Jordan threw to Walters for the 67-yard touchdown pass play. Clemson 0 21 0 021 Duke 10 0 25 Duke FG Fusco 24 Duke Dunn 4 run (Fusco kick) Clem Testerman 20 run (Jordan kick) Clem Walters 67 pass from Jordan (Jordan kick) Clem Jordan 3 run (Jordan kick) Duke Gore 12 run (run failed) Duke FG Fusco 44 Duke Beniamin 19 run (pass failed) Pitts9 Dorsett Gets 268 Yards In Win Rice Tops SMU 28-17 HOUSTON (UPIt Quarterback Tommy Kramer scored three touchdowns, two on fourth-down runs, and threw for another Saturday night directing the Rice Owls to a 28-17 Southwest Conference victory over the Southern Methodist Mustangs. Rice disdained field goal attempts twice in fourth down situations close to the SMU goal line.1 Each time the junior quarterback carried the ball and scored on runs of one and two yards.

Kramer's second touchdown, which capped a short drive after linebacker Rodney Norton recovered a fumble at SMUs 21, boosted the Owls to an 11-point lead in the third quarter. Southern Methodist 10 0 7 17 Rice 7 7 7 7 a SMU FG Farrar 24 Rice Roy t3 pass from Kramer (Arenas kick) SMU Harrison 52 pass from Wesson (Farrar kkk) Rice Kramer 2 run (Arenas kick) Rice Kramer 1 run (Arenas kkk) SMU Morris 39 pass from Wesson (Farrar kkk) Rke Kramer 3 run (Arenas kkk) A 19,500 Andy Frank Maloney's Orangemen struck back with a 15-yard pass from quarterback Jim Donohue to wingback Don Magee after Syracuse recovered a Penn State fumble on the Lions' 20-yard line. But that was all the offense Syracuse could put together. Penn State recovered a Syracuse fumble on the Orange 20 and their quarterback, John Andress, hit Stutts in the end zone on the next play for the final score of the game. Neither Syracuse nor Joe Paterno's heavily favored Nittany Lions generated much convincing offense.

Syracuse outpassed its opponents and played them even on the ground. It was Penn State's ability to stall Syracuse's ground game and passing, chiefly due to the work of linebacker Gregg Buttle, that insured its victory. A 55-yard field goal by Bahr, the nation's leading collegiate in 1918 and tied by Hastings a year later. Dorsett finished the game with 34 career TDs, which also and swept around Pay Lyons for a two-yard right end touchdown. WEST POINT (UPI) -Junior Tony Dorsett romped for a school record 268 yards in only 21 carries Saturday, including touchdown runs of 14, 66, 21 and 35 yards to set another school record, powering Pittsburgh to a 52-20 rout of Army to dampen the spirits of 41,195 drenched Homecoming Day fans.

Dorsett broke the Panthers' career touchdown record with his first tally late in the opening quarter. The 14-yard scoring run was his 31st six- offense. Pitt took a 14-0 lead on Dorsett's first touchdown before Army cut the margin in half when quarterback Leamon Han-fired a 23-yard scoring pass to Don Briggs early in the second quarter. Pittsbuqh 14 21 io 752 Army 0 7 01320 Pitt Walker 7 rjn (Una kick) Pitt Dorsett 14 run (Loro kick) Army Briggs 23 pass from Hail (Barrett kick) Pitt Dorsett 66 run (Long kick) Pitt Dorsett 21 run (Loro kick) Pitt Dorsett 35 run (Long kick) Pitt FG Long 40 Pitt Haygood 5 run (Long' kick) Pitt Walker 6 run (Long kick) Army King 3 run (kick failed) Army Hall 6 run (Barrett kick) A 41.195 Kentucky 700 714 010 7 017 Ken Collins 3 run (Pierce kick) LSU Robiskie 2 run (Moreau kkk) LSU FG Moreau 40 LSU Robiskie 10 run (Moreau kick) Ken Burke 6 pass from Hite (Pierce kkk) makes him the Panthers' second leading career scorer with 204 points. Hastings holds the record with 255.

Dorsett's running mate, Elliott Walker, opened the scoring when he capped Pitt's only long drive of the first half by legging out the final seven yards of an 80-yard, 15-play march. Walker finished with 107 yards and two touchdowns as the Panthers rolled up a record 530 yards on the ground en route to 610 yards total 1.083 piace-KicKer, was a renn oiaie pointer, erasing the previous and Archbold Stadium record. mark set by George McLaren Boston College Tops Navy CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. (UPI) Mike Kruczek fired touchdown passes of 15 and 27 yards to flanker Mike Godbolt Saturday night and the Boston College defense stopped three fourth quarter drives to scuttle Navy 17-3.

All of the Boston College scoring came in the first half as Kruczek completed four of five passes, two for touchdowns, and Fred Steinfort kicked a 48-yard field goal. Navy got no closer than the Eagle 48 in the first two quarters, settling for a fourth quarter 38-yard field goal by Larry Muczyinski. Steinfort opened the scoring with the only points of the first quarter capping an Eagle drive which, began on the BC nine following a Navy punt. Navy 0 0 0 33 Boston Cottage 3 14 0 017 BC FG Steinfort 48 BC Godlbolt 15 pass from Kruczek (Steinfort kkk) BC Godbolt 27 pass from Kruczek (Steinfort kkk) Navy FG Muczyinski 38 A 16.227 'WHBnliBtfnr Hiii i illiliTHlirrrr i plt I Jj o3L-lj a -ite 'rr TrJ rir ipr rr Terps Roll By Deacons WINSTON-SALEM. N.C.

(UPI) Maryland quarterback Larry Dick completed eight of nine third quarter passes, including a 47-yard scoring toss to Kim Hoover, as the Terps rolled over Wake Forest 270 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Saturday night. The victory. Maryland's 13th consecutive league win. keeps the Terps atop the ACC standings with a 3-0 season mark. Maryland is now 5-1-1 overall.

Gobblers Ease Past Virginia BLACKSBURG, Va. (UPI) -Virginia Tech quarterback Phil Rogers ran for one touchdown and passed for another and Tom Beasley' forced a game-saving fumble in the final quarter to lead the Gobblers to a 24-17 victory over arch-rival Virginia. The win put the Gobblers, off to their best start in eight years, at 4-2 while the disappointing Cavaliers fell to 1-5. With Tech leading by a touchdown, Virginia quarterback Scott Gardner hit Mike Dowd with a 41-yard pass that put the Cavaliers on the Tech 14 with 55 seconds remaining in the game. Gardner, who completed 18 of 31 passes for 270 yards, dropped back to pass but Beasley sacked him.

knocking the ball loose. Gobbler Mike Stollings recovered and Tech ran out the clock. Virginia 0 1 11 017 Virginia Tech 14 7 0 324 Tech Rogers 5 run (Latimer kick) Tech Inge 28 pass from Rogers (Latimer kick) Virg Fadden 15 pass from Gartner (kick blocked) Tech Adams 5 run (Latimer kkk) Virg Copeland 2 run (Ouinn pass from Gardner) Virg FG Hottowe 32 Tech FG Latimer 32 A 41.000 3 Cair-SaiTOirs Stanford Tops Washington SEATTLE (UPI) Stanford fought off a Washington comeback attempt inspired by two blocked kicks by freshman reserve Bob Gaines Saturday to hold on for a 24-21 Pacific-8 Conference victory. Gaines, holder of the national high school high hurdle record of 13.2 seconds, blocked two punts by James Lofton in the third and fourth quarters and Husky defenders ran both of them in for touchdowns. Gaines blocked Lofton's punt on the Stanford 27 and defender Mike Rohrback ran it in for the score to narrow Stanford's lead to 17-7.

Steve Lite, another defensive back ran in a fourth-quarter Husky touchdown after Gaines blocked Lofton's punt on the Stanford 25. Slanfonl 3 7 7 724 Washington 0 0 01421 Stan FG La no ford 31 Stan Cordova 1 run (Langford kkk) Stan Cordova 12 run (Langford kkk) Wash Rohrtuch 27 ran in blocked kkk (Robbins kkk) Wash Lipe 25 ran in blocked kkk (kkk failed) Stan Waters 47 pass interception (Langford kkk) Wash Branson recovered fumble (Greenwood pass from Rowland) A 45,000 1 I 17 0-27 oo oo Maryland Wake Forest Mary FG Sochko 27 Lube, Oil Change Filter Mary Wilson 1 run (Sochko kkk) Mary Jennings 6 run (Sochko kkk) Mary Hoover 47 pass from Dkk (Sochko kkk) Mary FG Sochko 27 Arizona St. Wins Big Complete chassis lubricalion, oil change and oil filter Helps ensure longer wearing parts smooth, quiet performance Please phone for appointment Includes light trucks Up to 5 qts. of major brand oil Irish Rally Nips Falcons AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (UPI) Fullback Jerome Heavens, scoring his second touchdown of the game, plunged from one yard out late in the fourth quarter to lead No.

15-ranked Notre Dame 31-30 past upset-minded Air Force Saturday. Tenacious Air Force held a 30-10 lead over the heavily favored, Irish going into the final period thanks to field goals of 46, 52 and 41 yards by Dave Lawson. touchdown runs by Dave Reiner and Mike Worden and a 33-yard pass play to flanker Paul Williams. Lawson's three field goals made him the national leader in career field goals with 45. Notre Dame 0 3 7 2131 Air Force 01317 O-JO AF FG.

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(UPI) Arizona State's potent offense unleashed 24 points in the second half behind sophomore quarterback Dennis Sproul to lead the unbeaten and lath-ranked Sun Devils to a 33-3 Western Athletic Conference football win over Colorado State Saturday. Arizona Stale, the nation's no. 2 team in total offense with 440.2 yards per game, rushed and passed for 393 yards. Most came in the second half when Sproul took over for starting quarterback Fred Mortensen. Arizona State 7 217 7 XI Colorado State 3 0 0 03 CSU FG Kembte 21 ASU Mortensen 11 run (Kush kkk) ASU Safety Washington tackled in endone by Mucker ASU FG Kush 32 ASU Williams 6 run (Kush kkk) ASU Lovett 1 run (Kush kkk) ASU Mucker 11 pass from Sproul (Kush kkk) A 28.191 Add $4 for 8 $2 for air cond.

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