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4 Stanford's 2 Touchdowns in 4th Quarter Nail 27-17 Rose Bowl Upset Before 103,800 1) VV I III I We) 1 Statistics certainly made the difference for us toduv." championship in three jcars at kickoff time, instead lost its I laniard) osu 3 By Ron Maly (Rad'tlar Start WriHf) PASADENA, CALIF. Jim Plunkctt, stripped to his waist and his pants smeared only game of the year because' i But it's great to go out a win-Iner." A record crowd of 103.839 'watched Stanford ambush Ohio State, 27-17, and it seemed the whole bunch was either in the winner may not have exactly been Mr. Rubbles In what generally could be labeled a mb scene, but his face didn't tell the whole story. "It's a great feeling," the brilliant quarterback who di Season's Records of a fourth-quarter collapse. "Our emotional surge in the F'fst Itnwr PusMnU yarnee Kfurn Ve'daae Pimes Punts Pumolea Intl Yeioi penaiued hoping to call the best in school h'story.

But on this warm, smoggy afternoon Coach Woody Hayes and his gang of seniors couldn't handle a team that lost its last two regular-season games. 1 "When we were slopped on second half made the differ STANFORD 34 Arftemat 71 San JDM 3n Ati .11 nt Bonn OHIO STATS 4 Tom A.anflM, 14 Dun Michigan SI. Jl Minnesota 4 llhnoii Western Indians' dressing room or just outside it long afterward. 14 Purd )l Southern Cat IC0RIN9 Oh Stat 10 I rected Stanford to one of the ence Ralston commented. "We weren't defensing properly! 'during the first half, but we! settled down when we had to1 6 Wash stale UCLA 1, 51 L'TUHl 10 Purdue tat I 41 Orr Mich.oan with blood, wore an expressionless face Friday while holding the trophy that was his reward for being named most valuible player in the Rose Bowl football game.

"Hey, Jim, smile for me," pleaded a photographer. So Plunkett smiled forced 7V wasnmgton 14 Air Forte 14 California "Isn't that Plunkett some-i i thing?" Stanford Coach John 'Ralston said while standing on (top of an automobile. "I can't say enough about him. "He's a great one and he gigantic upsets in Rose Bowl history said. "Now you tend to want to look back and wish we hadn't lost the three games we did.

fttan-llrown 4 run fMoraaritf kcfc) S'en- Ff Horovnii 17 Cs rixk run (Srhrem t'ra) OSO- Brochinqton 1 run jschrem kcki 'n-r-i Ma'Dl 4 OsU FfJ Schram JJ S'an Brown I run (Morowitt air Sian Vaiaha 10 pan Iron Plunk tH (Horowitz kick) A 101 1 the Stanford 20-yard line (on the opening play of the fourth ROSE- Pfcasc turn to Page Two and got the job done." Poor Finish This was the Ohio State squad that Buckeye followers were Ohio State, which seemed headed for its second national Ihonnh it was. The 1970 Ilclsman Trophy leg Horned ftexpfe Comic Dictionary PROCRASTIN'ATOR A person who doesn't put off till tomorrow what he can do today, but puts it off till next week. (Copyright. ll. br Evan Etart JS SATl'RDAV, JAN.

2, 1971 rirz3n 5 urn i mi. Rains No. 1 Team's 30-Game Streak in Cotton Bowl, 24-11 FEUD SIMMERS -BULLDOGS GO ARA: WE MADE 'EM THROW IT (27 PASSES) Phillips Voted Best Over Theismann TO CINCINNATI Main Ingredient Now Revenge Probable Lineups Statistics CINCINNATI He5S, 6-4 Notre Dame Texas 16 20 146 216 213 2.0 0 26 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yaroage Rp'urn yardage DRAKE Halliburton, 6 Huff, t-7 Rush. 61 Jones. 6-t wenoerter.

6-4 Dicker. 6-7 1 Snow. 6-0 MM 10 27-1 Johnson, 6-2 Punts a.j Sakys. 4-1 1-32 Tima and Dlacc 7:30 a.m.. Iowa time Fumbles lost Yards penalized 52 Cinrinnatl Armnrtf Fleldhouse 5 33 Broadcaits KRNT, WHO, KCBC, Dei rvolnei.

SCORINO Notre Dame 14 10 Texas 3 0-24 0-11 WmmX ill Te-FG Feller 23 ND-Gatewood 26 pass from Theismann IHempel kick) NO Theismann 3 run (Hemoel klckl NO Theismann 15 run (Hempel kick) 2 run D5-PhI- ND-FG Hempel 36 By a Special Correspondent CINCINNATI, OHIO Drake will have two losses to avenge tonight as it goes against Cincinnati in its last tuneup before Missouri Valley Conference play. The seventh-rated Bulldogs saw an eight-game winning streak ended by Niagara, 87-77, in the finals of the Queen City Classic last Monday night in Buffalo, N.Y. And last year, the Bearcats, then members of the conference, ended a nine-game league winning streak for Drake. Bad Memories By Maury White (Register Staff Writer) DALLAS, TEX. The "wishbone" that attracted attention here Friday, and did so much towards Notre Dame ending Texas' 30-game winning streak and probable reign as national champion, was the defense the in.

played. ''We made 'em play left-handed pass a lot more than they wanted, rather than run," explained Coach Ara Par-seghian, still shivering from a visit to the showers after the huge 24-11 upset in the Cotton Bowl. "We didn't exactly break their wishbone offense Texas rushed for 216 yards but they like to run 90 per cent of the time and we made 'em pass 27 times. And that Eddie Phillips did it a little better than I thought he The memory of those defeats is expected to be plenty of ammunition to get the Bulldogs jiAtt.i.LiaW "Mmmt, teteA alia. WUrTfW' 4' iafljtkjOli tM.

WIREPHOTO (AP) back on the winning trail. Coach Maury John has been Notre Dame Coach Ara Parse ghian gets victory ride Friday after Irish upset No. 1 Texas, 24-11, in Cotton Bowl. pleased with the agressiveness of the Bulldogs this week. "They have looked mean and have played against each other with a vengence," he said.

"Tuesday's scrimmage was the best we've had in some time. The Niagara game was a frustrating one for us. They m11 1A tll 11 llmf tt I could." Phillips MVP Phillips did, indeed, perform nobly, hitting nine of 17 tosses for the previously undefeated took some of that frustration out on each other. I expect they II be much more ready 'first one setting up Nebraska's the bedlam of the Nebraska think there's any question but'jjj Ug -164 Statistics lnilldl LUULUUUVvH. luum.

i liiol iij.t LLaiu ctiwuiu ut i. late in the battle. Big Plays Thwart LSU, 17-12 LSU 20 51 227 Nebraska IB 132 161 3 He was7 named the most valuable defensive performer in the 1 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaoe Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 14-28 2 17-32 1 6 38 1-32 3 3 6 71 i Lucky No. 45 i His 363-yards of total offense i "Even the pope would have (four more than the Irish net) to vote us No. 1," he said.

"I made him a runaway choice as don't think the game was won the outstanding player although until the last 45 seconds when Notre Dame quarterback Joe we intercepted the pass. I felt Theismann ran for two scores mentally for Cincinnati. Drake opens league play next Thursday at Wichita State. Cincinnati, which starts three sophomores, has had a good start. It opened with expected victories over Cleveland State and California State-Riverside then upset Iowa at Iowa City in overtime, 73-70.

It also beat Bowling Green, 86-74. Its losses were at Miami By Jim Moackler (Staff Writer) 'game and that was little der, just as it was no surprise Sports Results Football ROSE BOWL Stanford 27, Ohio State 17 COTTON BOWL Notre Dame 24, Texas 11 SUGAR BOWL Tennessee 34, Air Force 13 ORANGE BOWL Nebraska 17, Louisiana State 12 Basketball COLLEGE Harvard 121, Washington U. St. Louis SCORING Nebraska IAMI, by Tex- 10 J-jj when Husker quarterback Jerry rvr. LSU aa mas 111 uic vsvuuii Fr, Roanrs 26 iu tf that 45 might be our luckvi "Ed Periard (middle guard) had Jones on that one," Harper said in reference to his ball-stealing act.

"I came in to help and my arm got hooked up in his I felt the football and I just twisted it away from him. Then I started to run for the goal." Harper is only a sophomore and when somebody asked him, "What's left for you?" he replied: "Next year, another Big Neb-Orduna 3 run (Rogeri kick) i "'SS vic" lvV uuc" LSU FG Lumpkin 36 lsu fg Lumpkin 25 sive player. LSU Coffee 31 pass from Lee (kick COTTON" Please turn to Page Three Bowl and Ohio State's misfire in the Rose Bowl, Nebraska outhit Louisiana State before a record (ailed) Four losses NEB- Tagge 1 run iKoqeri kick) i of Ohio and at home against Orance Bowl crowd of 80.699! ('record). California and Loyola of Cali number. There were 45 seconds! to play and No.

45 intercepted1 the pass. "No. 45 is Terrio. I felt that we could come from behind when they were ahead, ORANGE Please turn to Page Three i fornia. Harper threw LSU backs for; losses four times for 46 total; yards as the Black Shirts (the; I name given to the Husker NBA Friday night and yelled, "We're No.

1." Willie Harper wrested the ball awav from Louisiana State EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC DIVISION the nation, went into the game against the fifth-ranked Bengals eager to prove just that and Harper thinks they succeeded. GA Pet. won L-DSI LOit 31 24 11 18 17 New York Philadelphia Boston .7,18 .571 .564 .262 Bert Jones and i quarterback fensive crew) wound up by Eight championship, No. 1 in nitrhinp- thn Bengal backs for1 the rountrv aeain and a trip SEMIANNUAL SPORT COAT AND SUIT 31 Buffalo CENTRAL DIVISION Bob Terrio intercepted Jones' 16 Baltimore ii 5'; last pass to preserve Nebras innati 16 Cinci Willie had a major part in it osses 14 tjmes or 115 yards back to tne orange Bowl." with some tremendous "i sort of psyched myself up; Coach Bob Devaney of Ne- .57 .432 325 .111 21 27 40 Atlanta 13 Cleveland I 20 Vi ka's 17-12 victory, an accom- Furnacs Service WE WILL On Tuesday night Cincinnati lost in the opening round of the Sugar Bowl Classic, 86-83, to Vanderbilt. It beat Loyola of Chicago in the consolation battle Wednesday night, 74-64.

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