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iry ry fSTATF 4-D THE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, October 8, 1978 ucks 'Blow It Jo Georgia Catcher Kebs Just Right Gets Tie Ml'dWSSt South child in nearby Westerville, Ohio. "We didn't see this as a moral victory. I think this is more of a loss from Woody's point of view, however. Our kids feel we should be 4-0 now," said Meyer. "We could have given it up when we were two touchdowns down because this is a very young football team.

But they came back," said Meyer, whose Mustangs scored twice in the fourth quarter to salvage the tie. Mike Ford got even for seven interceptions he threw in a 35-7 loss to Ohio State last year. He scored three touchdowns and passed for a fourth. And it was his run for two extra points that lifted the Mustangs even at 35-35 with less than four minutes left. Ford said that run "was a run-pass option.

Nobody took me." Ford riddled Ohio State's secondary for 36 completions in 57 attempts for 341 yards, prompting Hayes to say, "We're having difficulty with the good passers and we've seen three of them (Chuck Fusina of Penn State, Steve Smith of Baylor and Ford). This is not typical Ohio State defense." The tie was costly to Ohio State. Freshman quarterback Art Schlich-ter will be out four to 10 days with a severe right shoulder bruise. He could be sidelined against Purdue next week. Defensive tackle Byron Cato will be out 10 to 21 days with a deep thigh bruise while center Tim Vogler has a broken thumb and may be questionable for the game with the Boilermakers.

S.Methodist 13 8 0 14 35 Ohio Stat 7 7 21 0 0 OSU-Schlichter 23 run (Janakievski kick) SMU Shelton 1 run (Garcia kick) SMU-Garrrett 1 1 pass from Ford (kick tailed) OSU-Campbell 1 (Janakievski kick) SMU-Ford 1 run (Shelton pass from Ford) OSU-Washington blocked punt recovery (kick failed) OSU-Johnson 1 1 run (Donley pass from Schlichter) OSU Schhchler 5 run (Janakievski kick) SMU-Ford 1 run (kick tailed) SMU-Ford 1 run (Ford run) Statistics By ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Coach Vince Dooley of Georgia said Saturday that Mississippi simply caught his Bulldogs at an inopportune time. "They caught us, I'm afraid, coming off our bad loss and they just haven't been able to get untracked yet," Dooley said after Georgia (3-1) demolished the Rebels (2-2) 42-3 in a Southeastern Conference opener. However, Ole Miss may have discovered a quarterback in the defeat. Freshman John Fourcade came off the bench in the final quarter for his first appearance this season and was impressive with his ability to elude defenders.

He also had several passes dropped by Ole Miss receivers and thus completed only one of five for 23 yards. "We got a long ways behind so I decided to put him in there," said Ole Miss Coach Steve Sloan. "I'll admit it wasn't the easiest of times to put him in the game." Dooley was pleased with Georgia's performance saying, "Obviously we played a total game. We had to play well offensively to score 42 points and of course, we had to play great defense to only give up only three points." "Now I kind of know how Custer must have felt," said Sloan. Jeff Pyburn accounted for three touchdowns and Willie McClendon raced for 145 yards.

Georgia, trailing 3-0, erupted for three second-quarter touchdowns within nine minutes after Steve Dennis intercepted a Rebel pass to start the first touchdown drive. Pyburn scored on runs of 1 and 9 yards and connected with Carmon Prince on a 3-yard pass for another score. McClendon also scored on a 1-yard plunge and the other Bulldog touchdowns came from freshman Matt Simon on a 2-yard run in the second quarter and a 27-yard sprint with only 2:35 left in the game. Ole Miss started the scoring in the SEC opener for both teams by driving 42 yards to the Georgia 8 in the first quarter, where they settled for Hoppy Vols Topple KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Tennessee (1-2-1) exploded for three third quarter touchdowns, including two by junior quarterback Jimmy Streater, to beat Army (1-2-1) 31-13 Saturday.

With 9:39 to go in the third quarter and Tennessee leading 10-7, Streater swept around right end for a 47-yard touchdown. He scooted three yards for his second score 74 minutes later. The scoring spree ended a three-game drought in which the Vols had scored only 23 points in the previous two games. Streater's first touchdown capped an 80-yard drive that covered five plays, including a 12-yard pass to wide receiver Jeff Moore. Tennessee went ahead 17-7 on that jaunt, then put it out of reach when Streater scored again with 2:05 to go in the period.

That Tennessee drive began on the Army 45 and went to the Cadets' 17 in 10 plays. Alan Duncan hit a field goal that was nullified when Tennessee decided to take a penalty against Army for too many men on the field and went for the touchdown. The Vols' third touchdown of the period came when monster Greg Gaines intercepted a pass from quarterback Earl Mulrane and raced 31 yards for the score and a 31-7 lead. Tennessee's Gary Moore ran back the opening kickoff 53 yards before stepping out of bounds at the Army 39. SMU Ohio State First downs 31 16 Rushes-yards 50-182 53-303 Passing yards 341 50 Return yards 45 60 Passes 36-57-2 3-16-4 Punts 7-31 6-44 Fumbles-lost 2-1- 3-2 Penalties-yards 7-61 4-29 As SMU COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) "We blew it." Woodv Hayes said of his Ohio State (2-1-1) team's 35-35 college football deadlock with Southern Methodist (2-1-1) Saturday.

"We had a 14-point lead and got a little frivolous. We put some other people in and they had enough offense to get back into the game. We let them out of the box," said the Buckeyes' coach. Southern Methodist reeled off 107 offensive plays an incredible 38 more than Ohio State and piled up 31 first downs and 501 yards, scoring the most points on the Buckeyes in a regular season game since Purdue won 41-6 in 1967. Still, Ron Meyer was disappointed He didn't whip the team he idolized as a Michigan Gets Past Arizona ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) Maybe now people will take Bo Schembechler seriously. They didn't two weeks ago when the Michigan football coach said he was concerned about Duke. Since the Wolverines clobbered Duke, 52-0, people laughed all the more when Schembechler said he was concerned about Arizona. But the Wildcats (3-2) of Coach Tony Mason, a one-time Michigan assistant under Bump Elliott, nearly upset the third-ranked Wolverines (4-ojbefore a non-conference record Michigan Stadium crowd of 104,913 Saturday. ln Arizona poured over 17 points in a span of about 7 minutes in the first half for a 17-7 lead, but finally succumbed, 21-17 with Michigan's final touchdown coming on a 1-yard plunge by fullback Russell Davis on fourth down with minutes remaining.

"Arizona did a great job against us," Schembechler said. "I said they were a good team and they were." "We made colossal mistakes and we were lucky to win, but maybe this will help us in the long run," said Schembechler. "You can't drop punts. You can't drop passes in the open. And you can't have passes intercepted in the endzone.

And besides, our defense didn't play all that well." A fumbled punt led to Arizona's first touchdown and another lost fumble led to the Wildcats' other TD. They also intercepted a Rick Leach pass in the endzone in the fourth quarter when Michigan was on the 2 and trailing 17-14. "The best team won," Mason said. There will be some Pac 10 bruises on them and some Big Ten bruises on us." "I think Michigan has a lot of class," Mason said. 'They don't play dirty.

They're not a hot dog crew. We didn't have any extra rah rah for this game (but) I wanted to win. You have to overcome mistakes with attitude." Arizona 7 10 0 0 17 Michigan 7 7 0 7 21 Mich-Huckleby 2 run (Winner kick) Ariz-Heater 1 run (Zivtc kick) Anz-FGZivic23 'r. Ariz-Oliver 10 run (Zivlc kick) Mich-Marsh 30 pass from Leach (Willner kick) Mich-R. Davis 1 run (Willner kick) Statistics Arizona Michigan First downs 15 16 Rushes-yards 52-164 55-223 Passing yards 92 SO Return yards 8 026 Passes 8-15-0 3-9-1 Punts 8-41 6-38 Fumbles-tost 1-1 2-2 Penalties-yards 0-0 1-5 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Apzona.

Oliver 25-99. Heater 14-57. Krohn 10-1. Michigan, Huckleby 18-164, R. Davis 19-76, Leach 18-43.

PASSING-Arizona. Krohn 8-15-0-92. Michigan, Leach 3-9-1, 50. RECEIVING Anzona, Oliver 4-36. Harvey 1-35.

Holmes 1-11. Michigan, Marsh 2-34, Clayton 1-16. Purdue, 14-7 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) Quarterback Mark Herrmann passed tor 188 yards Saturday and directed Purdue's fourth-quarter drive capped by Russell Pope's 2-yard touchdown run that lifted the Boilermakers (3-1) past Wake Forest (1-4) 14-7. The Purdue ground game was led by Pope and John Macon, who combined for 210 yards rushing.

Wake Forest 0 0 0 7 -7 Purdue 0 3 3 8 14 Pur-FG Sovereen 18 Pur-FG Sovereen 23 Wake-McDougald 9 run (Schonert kick) Pur-Pope 2 run (Burrell pass from Herrmann) Statistics Walt Purdue First downs 1 1 26 Rushes-yrds 36-42 56-181 Passing yards 89 188 Return yards 7 14 Passes 7-18-0 16-21-1 Punts 10-359 Fumbles-lost 2-0 4-3 Penallles-yards 3-15 4-35 Wisconsin, 34-7 MADISON, Wis. (UPI) Tailback Ira Matthews ran for three touchdowns, including a 71-yard punt return Saturday, leading unbeaten Wisconsin (4-0) tp a 34-7 victory over Indiana (1-3). Indiana 0 0 0 7 -7 Wisconsin 14 7 I 7-34 Wis-Matthews 71 punt return (Veith kick) 6 run (Veith kick) 1 Wis-Matthews 26 run (Veith kick) "Wrs-Kalasmiki 1 run (kick failed) Ind-Friede 5 run (Freud kick) Wls-Stracka 1 6 pass from Green (Veith kick) Statistics moves past Notre Dame's action of Saturday's game Dennis Grindinger for 21 more. Fullback Heavens dived over from the one for the score. Notre Dame 7 15 0 7 29 Michigan SI 3 3 7 12 25 MSU-FG Andersen 25 ND-Heavens 1 run (Unis kick) MSU-FG Andersen 36 ND-Montana 1 run (Vaher pass from Knafelc) ND-Brown 45 interception return (Unis kick) MSU-Howard 10 pass from Smith (Andersen kick) ND-Ferguson 11 run (Unis kick) MSU-Gibson 6 pass from Smith (pass intercepted) MSU-Byrd 4 pass from Smith (Pass intercepted) Statistics Notre Dame Michigan St.

First downs 22 20 Rushes-yards 56-262 33-133 Passing yards 149 306 Return yards 69 48 Passes 12-6-0 -41-27-0 Punts 4-468 Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-yards 560 4-54 Nebraska Tops Iowa State AMES, Iowa (AP) Quarterback Tom Sorley ran for one touchdown and passed for another and the Nebraska (4-1) defense shut down 15th-ranked Iowa State's (4-1) offense as the No. 10 Corn-huskers swept to a 23-0 victory Saturday in the Big Eight Conference opener for both teams. A stingy Cornhusker defense held Iowa State to just one earned first down in each of the first three quarters and allowed the Cyclones into Nebraska territory only four times during the game. Nebraska scored on its first possession with 7:47 left in the opening period when Sorley went in from a yard out. The touchdown capped a 10-play drive that began on the Cornhuskers' 44 after an Iowa State punt.

Nebraska made it 9-0 at halftime on a 32-yard field goal by Billy Todd with just 2 seconds left in the second quarter. Then with 12:23 left in the game, Sorley connected with wingback Ken-ney Brown on an 18-yard pass for another TD. Iowa State made it to the Nebraska 49 once in the first half, and to the 41 in the third quarter. The two other drives came in the final quarter. Nebraska 8 3 0 14 23 Iowa State 0 0 0 0 -0 Neb-Sorley 1 run (pass failed) Neb-FG Todd 32 Neb-Brown 1 7 pass from Sorley (T odd kick) Neb-Worth 1 5 run (Todd kick) Statistics Nebraska Iowa State First downs Rushes-yards Pasmg yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 25 7 68-284 45-50 112 32 31 2 11-22-0 4-12-2 8-386 9-406 1-0 4-2 6-55 1-10 Kansas State, 18-7 MANHATTAN, Kan.

(AP) Kansas State's Dan Manucci tossed a 50-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter to seal the end of the Wildcats long drought Saturday, and K-State (2-3) completely dominating Oklahoma State's (0-5) offense for an 18-7 victory that snapped a 21 -game Big Eight Conference losing streak. Not since the final game of the 1974 season when they defeated Colorado, 33-19, in Vince Gibson's last game as coach, had the Wildcats beaten a Big Eight opponent. The victory, coupled with last week's 34-21 triumph over Air Force which broke an 11-game K-State losing streak for all games, gave the Wildcats two victories in a row for the first time in three years. Oklahoma State 7 0 0 0 -7 Kansas State 6 6 6 0 11 OSU-Taylor 3 run (Ankerson kick) KS-M Green 2 run (kink blocked) KS-M Green 10 run (pass tailed) KS-C Green 50 pass trom Manucci (run failed) Statistics Oklahoma State K-Stalt First Downs 11 Rushes-yards 44-59 60-178 Passing yards 97 149 Return yards 29 24 Passes 6-16-1 9-19-2 Punls 9-43 1 2-33 0 Fumbles-lost 4-2 5-3 Penaltios-yards 8-94 7-68 44 jr "Si? it. Michigan State's Bruce Reeves (30) Randy Harrison during first quarter in East Lansing, Photo EAST LANSING, Michf (AP) Vagas Ferguson and Jerome Heavens eached charged for a touchdown and supplied Notre Dame with a strong ground attack Saturday as the Irish (2-2) downed a stubborn Michigan State (1-3), 29-25, in a continuation of the longtime nonconference college football rivalry.

The other Notre Dame scores came on a plunge by quarterback Joe Montana and a stunning 45-yard dash by safety Jim Browner after ripping the ball away from a Spartan receiver. But although outmuscled on the ground, the MSU passing game kept the Spartans in the contest. Quarterback Ed Smith hit on 27 of 41 passes for over 300 yards, and fired two late touchdown strikes to narrow the margin. Each team scored the first time it had the ball and fought on even terms in the first stanza. But Notre Dame opened a 22-6 halftime lead by slowly gaining control of the line of scrimmage and killing any MSU drives.

Michigan State went 72 yards in 17 plays on the opening series to set up a 25-yard field goal by Morten Andersen. But the Irish fought back to take the lead they held the rest of the day. Montana set up the score by hitting split end Kris Haines along the right sideline for 35 yards, then finding tight end 51 Alt Colorado, 17-7 BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) Fullback James Mayberry and tailback Jeff Hornberger each rushed for more than 100 yards Saturday to propel 12th-ranked Colorado (5-0) to a 17-7 homecoming victory over Kansas (1-4) in the Big Eight opener for both teams. Colorado led 10-0 at the end of a lack-luster first half on a 33-yard Pete Dadiotis field goal and a 23-yard pass by quarterback Bill Solomon to Greg Howard.

Kansas 0 0 0 7 -7 Colorado 3 7 7 0 17 Col-FG Dadiotis 33 Col Howard 23 pass from Solomon (Dadiotis kick) Col Mayberry 4 run (Dadiotis kick) Kan-Waggoner 23 pass from Sydney (Hubac kick) Statistics Kansas Colorado First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 14 29 45-223 66-379 79 127 14 67 6-12-0 11-21-1 7-48 7 5-45 6 1-1 3-1 0-0 6-82 Utah, 13-9 IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) Utah's (3-1) Jeff Hucko kicked a 46-yard field goal his longest ever with slightly more than one minute remaining Saturday to cap a 13-9 victory over Iowa (1-3). Quarterback Randy Gomez led a 309-yard Utah attack, completing 13-of-28 passes for 148 yards. Utah 0 3 0 10 13 Iowa 3 3 3 0 9 lowa-FG Schilling 26 lowa-FG Schilling 37 Ulah-FG Hucko 25 lowa-FG Schilling 31 Utah-Lindsaw 5 pass from Gomez (Hucko kick) Utah-FG Hucko 46 A 51 ,1 70 possession Saturday sparked the Salukis to a 26-0 triumph over Illinois State devastating Drake scoring attack, paced by Steve Drexler's four touchdown passes, overwhelmed Wichita State 48-22 Saturday, putting the Bulldogs at the top of the Missouri Valley Conference. Bob Howard ran for 165 yards, including a 4-yard touchdown Saturday, lifting Western Michigan (4-1) to a 14-0 shut-out over Kent State (2-3). Neither team could score until midway through the third quarter, when Western took over on the Kent 41 and marched downfield in five plays.

The touchdown came on run by Howard, who led all ballcarriers with 165 yards on 20 carries. ft, WW u' Irish Squeek Langley's 25-yard field goal. McClendon, going over the 1 00-yard mark for the fourth straight game, -was the key man in Georgia's next-to-last-scoring drive, starting it with a run and later skirting right end fof "36 yards to the 15. The three-touchdown explosion that-broke open the game all came on relatively short drives. Dennis returned his interception of the Bobby Garner pass 5 yards to the Bulldog 49 and Georgia needed only nine plays to go the distance, featuring a 17-yard pass from Pyburn to Anthony Arnold.

Ole Miss ran only three plays and punted into a stiff 15 mph wind that left Georgia at midfield. McClendon started that drive with a 15-yard run and Pyburn completed a 14-yard pass later in it. Again Ole Miss ran three plays, punted and Georgia launched a 62-yard drive in only six plays with its No. 2 offense. The key plays were a 31 -yard pass from Buck Belue to Lindsay Scott and 18-yard run by Simon.

Pyburn completed seven of 11 passes for 85 yards. Freddie Williams was the key to the Ole Miss offense, rushing for 75 yards and catching seven passes for another 33 as the Bulldogs limited Mississippi to only 221 yards for the day. Mississippi 3 0 0 0 -3 Gehj'a 0 21 7 14 42 Miss-FG Langley 25 Ga McClendon 1 run (Robinson kick) Ga-Fybum 1 run (Robinson kick Ga-Simon 1 run (Robinson kick) Ga-Prince 3 pass trom Pyburn (Robinson kick) Ga Pybum 9 run (Robinson kick) Ga-Simon 27 run (Robinson kick) Statistics Miss. 14 43-131 90 14 14-25-1 7-42 4-2 5-35 Georgia 23 59-285 137 22 10-15-0 3-36 3-1 1-5 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Army, 31-13 Paced by gains of 10 and 15 yards by tailback Frank Foxx, the Vols marched to the Army 2 in six plays where Foxx plunged for the touchdown. Less than four minutes later, safety Clark Duncan pounced on a fumble by Army halfback Jimmy Hill at the Cadets' 30 to set up a 32-yard Duncan field goal.

Army scored with 9:21 to go in the first half on a one-yard sneak by Mulrane to cap a 71-yard, eight-play drive. Tennessee then held Army scoreless until late in the final period when Hill ran two yards over left tackle. Sophomore tailback Hubert Simpson led the Tennessee ground game with 82 yards in 14 carries. Halfback Dino Harris rushed 15 times for 86 yards for Army. Army 0 7 0 6 Tennessee 10 0 21 0 T-Foxx 2 run (Duncan kick) T-Duncan 32 tg A-Mulrane I run (Messner kick) T-Streater 47 run (Duncan kick) T-Streater 3 run (Duncan kick) Gaines 31 interception return (Duncan kick) A Hill 2 run (Mulrane-Hill pass incomplete) 13 31 Statistics Army Tennessee 21 20 45-192 59-295 200 67 3 HO 30-12-2 11-6-1 7-40 7 4-37 2-1 62 2-30 5-60 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-Yards Hayes kicked a 47-yard field goal.

The Tar Heel score capped a slow drive that went 48 yards in 11 plays. Hayes was wide on a 53-yarder in the first half. Miami 0 0 7 0 -7 N. Carolina 0 0 0 3 -3 MIAM-Mattison 65 pass trom Treadwell (Rowlands kick) UNC-FG Hayes 47 A -48 000 Statistics Miami 15 53-148 147 34 11-20-3 6-40 20 2 10 Carolina 17 56-152 109 45 10-31-1 7-44 42 6-62 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Returnyards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards ton with three seconds remaining in the game. Bethune Cookman had taken a 6-0 lead in the second quarter when reserve quarterback Bob Oliver, playing halfback, took a pitchout from NaVaughn Norris and flipped a pass to tight end Robert Young in the end zone.

The score capped a-41-yard Wildcat drive. Albany's Larry Johnnson booted a 45-yard field goal to make it 6-3 at the half and the Rams took the lead in the third quarter on a three-yard scoring burst by Anthony Kennedy, finishing off a 69-yard march. But then the Wildcats' Thomas, Thompson and Piatt went to work and put the game away. 1 Redskins Edge Tar Heels Missouri, 45-3 COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) Missouri quarterback Phil Bradley set a personal offensive record Saturday while passing the Tigers (3-2) to a 45-3 rout over out-manned Illinois (1-3-1).

Bradley made up for an inauspicious debut against Illinois last year by passing for two touchdowns, including a 70-yard bomb to Stevie Sly. Bradley passed for a total of 189 yards and ran for 46. Bradley received stout help from the Tiger defense, with linebacker Chris Garlich scoring a touchdown on a 29-yard pass interception, defensive back Bill Whitaker returning a punt 50 yards for another TD and center Paul Gant and defensive back Russ Calabrese recovering fumbles that set up two other touchdowns. Illinois 0 3 0 0 -3 Missouri 17 7 7 14 45 Mis-Wi Ider 1 run (Brockhaus kick) Ms-FG Brockhaus 21 Mis-Shy 70 pass from Bradley (Brock-haus kick) lll-FG Finzer 37 Mis-Lewis 1 pass from Bradley (Brockhaus kick) Mis-Garlich 29 pass interception (Brockhaus kick) Mis-Ellis 1 run (Brockhaus kick) Mis-Whitaker 50 punt return (Gie kick) Statistics llllnlols Missouri 9 26 49-90 55-240 111 189 29 99 9-23-2 14-24-1 11-31 0 6-352 5-2 4-2 9-98 4-50 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbles-tost Penalties-yards Navy, 37-8 AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (UPI) Navy's second-ranked defense limited Air Force (2-3) to 180 yards and tailback Steve Callahan rushed for 159 yards and a touchdown Saturday, leading the Midshipmen (4-0) to a 37-8 rout over the Falcons.

Navy's defense picked off four Air Force passes and recovered one fumble to stymie the Falcon offense. Air Force managed only 47 yards rushing and 133 yards passing for the poorest offensive showing of the season. Offensively, Navy gained 427 yards rushing and added 84 yards passing for its best offensive show in four games. Navy 10 13 7 7 37 Air Force 0 0 0 8 -8 Navy-FG Tata 47 Navy-McConkey 19 run (Tata kick) Navy-FG Tata 39 Navy-McConkey 36 pass from Lesz-czynskl (Tata kick) Navy-FG Tata 43 Navy-Gainer 28 run (Tata kick) AFA-Fortson 1 1 run (Jensen pass from Zeibart) Navy-Callahan 39 run (Tata kick) Elsewhere Carl Word scored on a 2-yard run in the third quarter to break a halftime stalemate and lead Central Michigan (3-2) to a 17-3 Mid-American Conference college football victory over Ohio University (1-3) Saturday. Central Michigan compiled 358 total yards to only 139 for Ohio.

The Bobcats had five turnovers, including three fumbles, while Central Michigan lost the ball twice. State's (5-0) Lenny Werner plunged over from the 2-yard line with 6:50 left in the game Saturday to lift the Cardinals to a 7-0 victory over Indiana State (1-4), extending its two-season win string to 13 games 40-yard pass from Arthur Williams to Kevin House on Southern Illinois's (4-1) first CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) Miami of Ohio flanker Don Treadwell threw a 65-yard scoring bomb to Mark Mattison on a reverse to break a scoreless second half deadlock and lift the Redskins to a 7-3 victory over North i Carolina (1-3) Saturday. Treadwell, a freshman, took the reverse pitch from Miami quarterback Larry Fortner and completed the pass from his own 35 with 5:22 remaining in the third quarter. The trick play was the big gainer of the game, as neither team displayed much offensive punch in what was largely a defensive struggle.

North Carolina finally got on the scoreboard in the first play of the fourth quarter when freshman Jeff Bethune Rallies To Win DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) Ri-cardo Thomas and Ricky Piatt scored second half touchdowns Saturday to spur Bethune Cookman (4-1) from behind and give the Wildcats a 23-17 homecoming victory over Albany State. With Albany State leading 10-6 in the third quarter Thomas squirmed and darted 10 yards for a touchdown to put Belhune Cookman ahead for good at 13-10. Lynn Thompson added a 27-yard field goal to make it 16-10 in the fourth quarter and then Piatt clinched it by diving over from a yard out on a score setup by a Roger Jackson interception and 27-yard return to the Ram seven. Albany State made the score respectable by scoring on a three-yard pass from Curtis Tucker to Donald Cot Indiana Wisconsin 15 21 37-37 55-238 178 113 130 18-45-2 7-22-2 10-35 2 (-35 8 5-0 4-1 2-18 4-40 Fmt downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes PITH Funbles-lost Penalties-yards State r' MluajlBMVl'Ml!.