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Nlr lm vilh IIS yards rmhinc In 21 Milislii 0 II Mnmrnh llr. Tfh'l Slr ridri Hprofd lhir Mtro It wat jarrH Ino fiom pr'jfaji Onferfnr 3 1 lh Ml a ailrmpl anH ari joifd Unjoin bi-hmd jwf- Oil mwfrH in Ihc IVUjiC pn 'or halllimf bulfi. Excuse My Reoch lor Ihe Ihird slra ght ear, dnped to I 3. Jof Namalh, hitting 11 of 25 pa-M-s for 11 yards in the fir rt iiHived Ihf Jels all ever Hm field hid (wild get only po Jim Tinner field goals, He had two passes tn'er. npiiil.

on Ihe It and Tl of Miami Aimlher field gnal try Hits hlia ked. I i rs 13 II at Ihf hlf. ii 'I RLkf firrd two llnrd rwrid rarrirs. Mfirrd on a firard lnuihilmn alrikf In Pan Kw in Ihr arntind quartr-r for one a nmr-ardrr and Ihr olhrr, Ihr VikinB. KOi (I.IHM I 0 0 il It ea iiri I I Mft 10 ran ln jkon Ci nail 41 Pais liwn Jomiswi ll Cray run lr fa'iedl Thf JlO-yard Plf-n mil A w-iarn nrnf piminrn put IS Fijflt' hM nf Ihf Rnnwfll'g final mm in Ihe wavm Fesfn- Kirhy Jonrs last piHd.

ilh Jim Ciee fo-and J. R. FrHfrirk nivar infi in fmm Ihf five. hMdd a ground allaik lhal Dwr Twh'ii mt pio-inliKd 241 yard1 and ductivf rushrr. rarving oul 62 Richardt larkfd on annihrr of Ihf F.ncinr-rs' 110 jards on throuch lb air, hitting thrre ol In grminrt in 13 Irirs.

Allan lour atvmpts. added 45 jards in six Jon wamp-il for S.1 anls rushes. Klermeier nmniled mil Ihe IK'S Momrs M-oring wilh an 18 yard field goal In Ihe Ihird quarter. AINparh. fnun William Prnn.

itimpleli-d HI of 18 jwsm-s rf -PS la ftass tt i. nrfars ti.rr a I a II ardor. Simmona hn hnllrd fw another fwa-yarrf Imirhdnwn In put Simpuin jihrad, 3J 13. RrmllMrd arurrird for i and ninr yard ourhdni in Ihe final period to rut Ihr martin. In ihf MTnd half.

Ihf Jels didn't get a first down nntil l.ile in Ihf final period as Namalh finished with 17 mm-pletiiins in 40 tries fur III arils. Crii'se iMk Miami 82 yards fcana 24 P.M (ram 1 p. la.i4l 1 1 Rrgnlry't toaa Nrs irfv cel GKINNKLL IA. Cary for 154 yards. Quarlrrhiit Curt Wilson and hallhmk Hill l'orll M-orrd for thf Mohawks, who aw their rrrord tumblf to The Vikings are now 1-5-1.

Rrntillard ll all rushers it 130 yards on 20 tarries: Johnson ami Gilhrhiin tossed tuo toiululovsn passes Salunl.iy ti power (Irm- j. liell piist t'ai lelon. 33-7, in Mid COIC of aii Spoils: and I liie first tunc the fVilphins had 'the ball wnh the help of a penalty that nullified an inter-j tepiion. Simmons Ird Simpxm ith 57 yards on 12 carries. Simpson The Viking will host the i is now 2 2 in Ihf league and 3 2 II MIC 1 1' At 'It Hill I 4a.

i a I I In Ihe final i)eiiod. Crip-,) Uhii. viuia Manhattan, Haiders in an wcsi i iKiureiue iuoiu.ni iirrr. I to.HN.f MinKI fnrtnern ra II. D'k 1nt1 10 41 0 KnKf n'" SI.

I'l( in r'i-n 7. Anehny Sfflll, iiiis. sunn I i' .1 (. exniniiion game i jonnson. a Minor, tucKca on dipped In 0 4 and 0 5, Stadium next Saturday night.

l.n 1 F. P.ylnn ,4 A.n si.l M'rhen Mai. a Ut U. Te, sn 'and Wai field learned on a 29 yard pass play fn Ihf Jets' ,27. then r.riesf hit Twilley.

Waifirld eaughl fi pa-sej for 122 aids and Giie? cn- 13 of 26 l(eniils for 213 yards before heing repliurd hy re- Uncoln Soph Club ncoin oonn iuo 'a. rj ii RiPM North, 36-22 N. Texas Falls mtvp (iillirhiin. Cilliclian i- 'ii i Dave Kaili threw three touch-( allDfl, lO'l s'x n'ne 'r ynls. Hnvvn passes, two to Dan Dot-j I Mark Doiiahlson drilled r-n TVT Jb "feted on II of 21 passes aa-T4l A vvjfimrir I R.mn(nueii lj.

R.in.i niiro. Cm nthil 0 Jm.pn Infl 14. QrPaxtw llfliV Si inrxherl J4 Wuc. I C'n 0 Vn lf I) Sou Stale. B.

i M.mnhlt (V rln, Cnl 10 liw, II Si Mary, Kanvat 14 jl.vln, 14. frMlin(n( 17 4 Jet H. jnrm luttMi 1 St. M.tri 14. Bfadiev 71 I wit, fan Ci" 71.

in PI II V.tern in. nr. l. Cm IJ Vvn.elfm CniirQ. Nnlh entril II fc.ll.am Jewel 30, Careland nl 14 yard scoring strike to Jeff Hcrg mn, leading Lincoln soph- ia.mi'a, ri.

iai i soo omorrs to a 3iv22 victory over Miller recovered a fuinhle in North at Uncoln Saturday. Un- the end zone to help undefeated coin's Mike Rich tallied on a Tampa overcome a point 43-yard run and Tom Comiskey halltime deficit for an 187 vic- quist to give Carleton edge in the first quart Johnson came back with 1 ri 4 1J 1., i Va ai 4 Mss rr Gum (. a 10- If. Vep-eman i i 1 a-la 'ier past nam or.eia IY- lf.i t. CH X- Jp.em.an kn.1 ran 40 vards for anolher.

l.in- lory over lexns m.hc Male n'ieoia w. fau Claire 71, yv.it Sienl PI II Clsnkoh 4 Wi. Piy am II iu. Piatieviii Ml. Smut S'aie Whtlewate, w.w, SuPtnor 0 V.iMenberf )0.

Untv ft Wonlfr 14. rhrf Aesl.van 1) On.n WeMevan 13 ankton 21, W.JIn Cnnesa AST Artelphl 7. Ftvrtham I U'(t 7J SI I awrence Riam Wallace 74. llmv II rpr nrH is now 5,0. Ni.nh Saturday night.

Coiftnurd from Pcge Ont S'ew J2, Vh'i 74 Pr Dut'iKJ' fc V-LIIY Leu'iTi'i 14 Tu'u Ttpi 18, Noth Tu St'U MJ0" INDEPENDENTS Aj Fr 24. TuU-t 21. Ho'y Cnj 1J 7, hwn 0 K'st' 51 10 Sm Stait 57, Nwtht I'h-o'i IV C' 17. Duvumi 1 P-U'burflli 10 Nvy 4 Dt Smtt 41, Soulltn J4 Ti 5ll 21, Northern I'lmo-j 22 NORTH CtNlRAL NiyiH Dikota 3, South DVl Sti'e 3 North Doti Statf 45, Aqulrm 7 SOUTHERN CONfEPtNCE 21, Dsvidw 70 CiUdt' 1 William n( Mary 7 Fuririii 23, Richmond 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Nm Mexiro 43. Jo Stt 25 Wyoming 16, Coteno SUte n.j I Mi'l'T Ml on the ball when Ii aininate Tiiul mm Cross-Country Title to Hoover yard touchdown toss to Ed llirsih, capping; the first half scoring.

Ihe l'ioneers opened up a 20-7 cushion heading inio the final frame us Johnson combined with Jim riroli on a 41-yard score and Jon WASHINGTON' WINS bled a completed 1(1 yard pass ST. LOUIS, M(J. (Al on the North Texas two in the Washington University turned third quarter. (. Sotlon Umv U.

Vaa(huSfllt ID owrtftin 34, Anihefl 71 Caul State. Pa. a. Slippery Pock 0 Cenlral Conn SI II. Mnnlilair 14 Cna 10.

vVetlevan imgae 21. Holy dim 13 Harvarrt 71 Cornell 37, Pennsylvania 31 Pnl in. Coriiand Slale I Team Scoring Mnnver ID 1 4a Lincoln jQ.V I I two fumble recoveries into a North Texas only score was field goal and a touchdown lo by U'onard Dunlap, who intcr-bcat Centre, 2413, Saturday in 'cepled a pass and returned it foolhnll, 1 56 yards in the second quarter. l'J 111 Hall A'nes 91 vallev Vatshali'q 9 Ronev.it Fast PI (D IIVj North D.M. Boh lliighrs and Rick siammea live yarns lor a score.

Cillichan took over in flic arlmnuth 31, Pr melon 0 elaware 36. La'ayent 20 Val la, Wilkes nll.ge 10 iriimson Cnl 41, Haverlprrt Cnl 19 strnudshurg 47, Chevney Stair rt, nhnrn Slale 10. Clarion nllrnr 6 fourth period and lofted a lfi-yard tally to llirsch. Marty's Cnl 74. MllHans Colleg.

72 r.lenville Stale 19. WeM Va Wesley 14 r.rnva 14. Juniata Cnlleoe 14 Hampden-Svdiiev 19, Washinofn Lee 0 2H-yarder to Henry Corona iced r. f. ji- nfr i Hamiunn col 70.

Honari college Mhaia IS. Susouehanna King Pninl 17. Orexel tech 0 kutrtnwn II. C.lashnro Stale I paced Hoover, with 46 points, to Augustine Invitational cross-country tram title Satur-day at (Jrandview Golf oiirse. Howling (allied 87 points in placing second while Ames Luther Zips to 5-0 Record By Spilling Wartburg, 23-0 DKCORAH, IA.

Luther krpl its perfect record inlact while rolling to a victory and limiting Wartburg to only 10 yards in total offense in Iowa Conference football Saturday. Liilher stands alone at the i (. a. 4 Statistics (Irinneirs third league triumph in four outings. CENTRAL ROLLS WITH DEFENSE 14.

Tulsa I Lebanon Valley 71. MuhlenherQ I Lehigh 7. Pulaers 0 'MarvvHIe Col 17. Emory Henry 0 liaml, Ohio 19. Marshall Umv IJ Misslssipoi Val 37, Mies College 12 irVnrgan Stale SS.

MArvinnti SUI 6 Maine Matitime 71, Rndgewai. Mass 20 I M.llersville SI 71. Manslield SI 6 Newherry Cnl 41, Concord College! Norlolk Slala 21. No Carolina Cen iiiii it i in i i i ii ii i i i-u no i aronna si 71. test Carolina I Moravian Cnl 17, Wagner 11 New Hampshire 1.3, Maine 9 Newark St 34, Stony Brook St I Norwich Univ 71.

Tults 7 record and is 5-0 over-all. Wart Luther II 2S1 136 34 was third, Marshalltown (96) was fourth and Roosevelt (106) finished fifth. Hughes clocked the two-mile distance in a winning lime of 10' minutes 17.3 seconds, while Hall finished third. Valley's Rick Shriver took second, Dow-ling's Dennis Leach was fourth and Bruce Buck of Ames finished fifth. Statistics Central Presbyterian Col 35.

Ion College Penn Stale 7R. Rnslnn Colleaa 3 Warlbura 9 -25 44 48 10 71 I 139 2 Upper Iowa First downs Rushinq vardaoe Passing yardage Return yardage Passing Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 6-100 First downs s. -v njjM I 4 I -v "'i 1 Rushinq vaidaog in Passing vardaoe 70 Return yardage Passes 71 1 197 IV 192 67 43 III 124' I 6 27 3 5 39 12 33 4 1 21 61 SOUTHWESTERN Texts Tch 21, Tns A and 7 IVV LEAGUE Coni 32 Pensyivan' 31 Coluri 28 Harva'd 21 CilfO'jth 3B, Princfloa 0 Yi'e 28, Brown 0 ATLANTIC COAST 24, Briqhim Vonnq 17 Dtlk 21, Wmt Virqima 13 Ncth Carina State 23, East 6 New M'X'cn 43, San Jne Stme 24 Syracuse 23, Maryland 7 South Carolina 35, North Carolina Virginia 23, Virginia Military 9 Wake Forest 28, Virginia Tech 9 SOUTHEASTERN Auburn 44, Clemson 0 A'abama 35, Vanderbilt 11 Florida 33. Florida StaU 27 Houston 31, Mississippi State 24 SCORING 0 7 funis Fumbles lost Yards penalized 0 a 023 Wartburg Luther Pittsburgh 10, Navy I Rhode Island 40, Vermont 13 Rochester 6, Union College 3 Shinpensburg 47, Lock Haven 7 Srtleni College 70, Fairmont 9 Snenherd Col 34, West Va Terh Siena College 37, Catholic Univ 12 Soringlietd 49, Colhv College 7 Swarihmore 14. Franklin Mar 12 Syracuse 23, Maryland I Tuskegee 51, South Caro SI 1 Irenlon Slale 28, Currv College 91 Upsaia Coileoe 32, C.

Colleges 7 Utah Stale .15. Kentucky 6 Virginia Unon 40. City 21 Viiianova 17, Butlalo 1 VVashingtnn. Mn 74. Centra rnllen.

II SCORING Cenlral 0 12 Upper Iowa I 0 I Luth- Peeters 2 run laaslad kick Lull)-Jaastad 24 FG Luth-Oltilie 7 run (kick tailed) Luth- Peeters 1 run (Jaastad kick) Liberty 17, West VaState burg slipped to 1-3 and 1-4. Bernie Peelers plunged two yards for Luther's initial score villi II minutes 10 seconds left in the first quarter. The drive started on Wart-burg's 47 -yard line when Chris Haugen recovered a fumble, with Rill Ottilie's 41-yard puss to Randy Olson the play. Dave Jaasfad added a 2.r-yard field goal with left in lhf half and minutes later Ot-tilie skirted end for a seven-yard touchdown to cap a 64-yard drive. The touchdown march started when Luther's Bob Spiegler intercepted Mike Meyers' pass and returned it to the 36 where West Kentucky 45, East Michigan I West Chester 42, Ploomsburo Westminster, Pa 51, Wavnes.burg 0 Williams Col 31, Midrllehurv IX Worcester ferh 19, Bales Collega 12 Yale 21, Brown 0 WEST Air Fnrre 74.

Tulaii. Northwest Wins Peewee Crown Brian Harding ran for two' touchdowns, one an 80-yarder, as Northwest beat South, 40-8, and clinched the Teewee Division title with a 3-0 record in Little Ail-American football at Firestone Field Saturday. In Lightweight Division games, Younkers and Holmes- c- i-isner run (kick tailed) Rollison 7 pass from Pieslcr (pass failed) Rollison 26 run IPiesler kick) C-Hopkins 3 run (Piesler kick) (The Reflister'i Iowa News Service) FAYETTE, IA. Central's vicious defense set up two touchdowns Saturday as the Flying Dutchmen blitzed Upper Iowa, 26-0, to remain in contention in the Iowa Conference with a 3-1 record. Cenlral scored with only Afiise Pacilic 20, SI Mary's, Cal, 0 Calilnrnla 31.

Washingtnn 78 he fumbled and Mark Fjone recovered. Peeters then dove a yard for a touchdown in the third quarter, capping a 48-yard march. Teeters carried eight of 11 plays, bulling for 38 of the yards. Teeters ended as the leading rusher, Raining 122 yards on 35 carries. Doug Winfrey added 60 C.alil Western 27, Redlands 7 Central Wash SI 70, Whilworth Col II iC.leremonl-Mudd 71.

San Oieoo 13 Colorado 61. Iowa State 10 Cast Montana 20, Rocky Mountain 7 f.asl Wash St 20. Southern Oregon 14 llalio SI Univ 24. Montana Stale 21 Loyola. A.

16. Occidental 14 AiOntana 44, Idaho 26 Oregon Stale .11, Utah 71 lOregon College 41. Oregon Tech 17 Louisiana State 34, Pacific 0 Mississippi 31, Georgia 21 Tennessee 17, Georgia Tech 6 Utah State 35, Kentucky PACIFIC EIGHT Arizona State 37, Washington California 31, Washington 28 Oregon 41, UCLA 40 Oregon State 31, Utah 21 Stanford 24, Southern California 14 three seconds elapsed in the second period on a three-yard yards on 11 carries for Luther, smash by Dick Fisher, capping t'uget sound 24. Pacilic Lutheran arramenlo 77, San Francisco 0 Stanlord 24, Southern Cal 14 Texas 41, Oklahoma 9 Wvnminn 1A. nln lat.

Ilniy 4 1 nwi'i' sw. iKfcfaHviSMa V'est Montana 20, NorlliMonlana 0 Whitman College 7, Lewis Clark I Willamette 10. Idaho College 3 Murphy fought to a scoreless tie and KRNT belted Blue Cross, 30-6, behind Mark Long's two touchdowns. Mike Hutchison scored three touchdowns and Dave Smith scored two as American Republic beat Firestone, 40-22. John Kirby scored two touchdowns for Firestone.

Micklaus 66 Wins Crown As Trevino Rally Fails a o9-yard drive. Chris Nelson, who hit on 12 of 25 passes for 185 yards, threw 415 yards to Mac Smith in the drive. Vcrn Den Herder gave Central ils second scoring opportunity, recovering a Peacock fumble on Upper Iowa's 29. Junior College Centerville 19, Ellsworth 17 Fslhervllle 12, Mason Citv 0 Iowa State (Ireshmen) 38, Iowa Central Fori Dodge) 0 Marshalitown 36, Kennedy-King 26 High School Creslland (Early) 30, Wall Lake IX VIRGINIA WATER, ENGLAND (AP) Jack Nicklaus sur cenlral Le Mars 12, oarngan-(Algona) 6 vived a lale challenge bv Lee Trevino Saturday for a 2 and 1 minican lumana, Nen.i jo, towa Tricen.er victory in the Ticcadilly World Match Tlay golf championship Flk (Neola) 6 Davis Is Victor In Cross-Country INDIANOLA, IA. Mark, Davis of Urbandale won the' individual crown with a time of the fast hig one that the 30-year-old Ohioan needed for his album.

Nicklaus has won all the oth-, The Dutchmen bogged down at the seven and were ahont to attempt a field goal when holder Gerald Tiester fumbled the snap from center. He recovered and tossed a seven- -yard scoring strike to Bill Rollison. Rollison sped 26 yards to ers the U.S. Open, the British Open, the Masters, the TO A and the U.S. Amateur trouble.

He decided to give Trevino the hole, making Trevino only two down. Nicklaus three-pulled the SOUTH A'absma 35, Vanderbilt II Auburn 44. C'emson 0 Blue'ie'd Male 29, Msrs Hill 14 Bucknel! ft, Davdsnn Cnl 20 CiWflf. William Mary Duk West Virginia 3 fast Kentucky 24. Middle Tenn SI 10 Fayefteville 20.

St Paul's f.ol Fisk University 45. Alabama State I Florida 38, Florida State 27 Frostburg State 10, Towson Stale Hampden-SydnSv 1. Washlnain Lee 0 Houston Umv 31. Mississippi St 14 Lou'svil'e 14, Tllss Marwine Col 12, Emory Henry 0 Miami. Ohio 19, Marshal Umv 12 Misslssiool 3'.

Georoia 21 Mo-ehead Sat 24, Morgan State 55, Maryland IS ate 0 S'ewberrv Col 41, Concord College P'esbvteran Col 35. Elon College theoherS ol 34. West Va Tech 12 iSuth Ciroima 35. North Carolina 21 fennessee 17, Georgia Tech Vi'9'nia 49, Virginia Miliary 10 Vn "a 'Vrien 40. Elizabeth City 2 VVaH Forest 28, Virginia Tech Mo.

24, Centre Colleae 13 Uberty 17. Vvesl Va State Vlest Kentucky Michigan 6 MIDWEST Ad-lan 41, OHvet College 13 Albion 27. Kalamazoo Col 4 Alma College 3-. nne Mln' 7 Ball State 28, Indiana Sta 2 Iftnany, W.Va. 28, Case Inst Tech EowMng Green 20, Toledo 0 6utier 21.

Wabash 21 ConcordiaT, Neb. 9, Dana College Capital Umv 16. Heidelberg Col 0 Central Col Iowa 26. llooer Iowa 0 Cent Methodist 23. Culver-Stockton I EjHham Col 20.

Anderson 13 Elmhurst Col 23. North Park Cnl 10 cureka College J7, Milton College EvaosvlMe 23, Valparaiso 6 Orioreil Col 33, Carleton College 7 5usav Adoiohus 24. St John Minn. I Uniy 41. Augsburg uiiisdaie Col 17, Ohio Norther; 7 College 17, Concordia Col a Illinois Wesiev 57, MiHikin Univ icva 24, Wisconsin 14 Jamestown '2- Dickinson State 7 GuHenbflrg Seneca, Wis.

0 Kuemper (Carroll) 21, SI. Edmond (Fori Dodoe) 20 Lake Citv 17, Perry I Logan-Magnolia 14, Irwin 12 Paullina 7, Millord 0 Terrll 64, Marathon I Storm I ake 7, Spencer 6 Sutherland 33, Alia 16 School For Deal (Council Rlnlfs) 6 Schleswtg 60, East Monona (Moorhead) 0 Trevnor 15, Dunlap 6 Underwood 72, Shelby fl Webster City 35, Clarion 0 Waukon 54, Nora Springs-Rock Falls 0 National League Miami 20, New York Jets 6 ATLANTIC COAST LEAQUI Hartford 23, Jersey Tigers 12 Orlando 28, Roanoke 7 The victory was worth $13,800 10 minutes 11.9 seconds Satuc-day in the Indianola Invitation cross-counlry meet. Greg Lewis of Chariton was second over the two-mile distance, I. Mark Davis, Urbandale. 2.

Greg Lewis, Chariton. 10:14 3 Paul Hanson, Indianola, 10:16. 4. Dave Slelfen. Urbandale, 10:26.

5. Tom Little, Winter- set, 10:27. thirty-second and that five-hole finish a C7-yard drive in the to Niclaus with Trevino earning mmtatia nwan i limi a niittm'-j'iSi-y advantage had dwindled lo only $8,280. Led by Three one. Big Hole But Nicklaus had a magnifi Nicklaus finished the first 18 fourth quarter.

He was Central's top runner with 72 yards in 14 carries, while Upper Iowa managed only 19 yards rushing in falling to 1-3. Sports Today SUNDAY REGISTER FOOTBALL PHOTO BY JOHN HOULETTE GRAB AT GLORY When Jerry Tagge tried passing Ne-braska out of tight spot, Missouri's Lorenzo Brinkley swiped the ball, left receiver Guy Ingles behind and raced goal-ward until Dan Schneiss knocked him out of bounds a yard short of the goal. Tigers scored on next play but lost, 21-7. holes in the morning 3 up on Norfolk 14, Indianapolis 7 cent drive on the 480-yard par-5 Trevino in the first all-Ameri- Hockey NHL East Topples, 8-6, To Dowling Sophs Bill Lawson raced 95 with a punt return late in the fourth quarter for a touchdown, and Bill Callahan added the' can final in this tournament. Nicklaus shot an eight-under thirty-third and sent a 4-iron screaming to 6 feet from the pin.

He holed the pult for ah eagle 3 and won the hole. Trevino sank a tricky 12-foot-cr for a birdie 3 at the thirty- Hockey GREATER DES MOINFSKansa City par 66 and Trevino a five-under 69 over the Wentworth Course's Illinois State Ends Buffalo 2, Pittsburgh I Cleveland 4, Montreal 3 Detroit 5. Oakland 3 Philadelphia 2, Minnesota 1 St. Louis 3. Nev York I AMERICAN LEAGUE Rorheser 3, Hershev I Springfield 3, Quebec 2 Basketball at Oak Leafs (exhibition).

Akron String, 15-14 Uolf STATE Oliail Creek Amateur al Nlnrlh Best Lobo Score Since '60-48-25 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Liberly. fourth to make it only one up NORMAL, ILL. (AP) An Illinois State touchdown with Auto Raees STATE Slock cars at Boone. par 74 layout.

Trevino began the back nine five down, won the twenty-eighth in par and look (he twenty-ninth wi(h a 20-foot putt. They halved the again. two-point conversion as Dowling shaded East, 8-6, in sophomore football at East Satur- day. It was the first setback in four outings for East and Dow- ling is 4-0. Sam Scarber and Rocky Then came disaster for-Tre- Long combined for five touch- iess than two minutes to clav vino.

He sent his drive out of downs Saturday night to lead 'cahirfIav njEM UDset Drpuinll5, Skeet Shoot STATE At Iowa City. Trap Shoots GREATER DES MOINES At New Plo Kansas ana 'J Ifent sta'e 25. West Michigan 22 kenvon Coileoe 3, Lake Forest 1 Kansas Wesiev 25, Emoorla St Col 21 knox Coiiese 2L Coe Coeo 13 Lincoln Univ 20, Kentucky Slate 7 A'ai-'etta Col 26, Hiram Col'ege 1 Manchester 41. Hanover Cei '0 o.fh.jsn Tech 26. St Cloud State 3a 3tfie 4.

MewiHe State 7 M'Sscu-i. Krila 53. IHh.r.agn 0 A'e-momh Co1 35. Umv Ste'e 2t, Kearnev Slate 22 Musk'ngum c' 23. AsMeid 29.

Purdue 0 V-nnescta Ind-ena 0 V-esa Wes'ev 4, Hiir0 C'n viich.oe" 24. M'Ch'ga" '4 Kerrrwcod M.ieh II. Centra! St, Chie 12 ncl Cnr. Wa I NBA EXHIBITIONS Petroll, 121, Phoenix 119 Milwaukee 137. Atlanta 97 Philadelphia 114.

Baltimore 1W Cross-Country COLLEGE Miehioao statr 17. Ohio Stale 41 w.scnnS,n inwa 34 'Aartburg 26, Northern Iowa 29 Sorrpr CREATE DEI MOINES Crake 2, Iowa 2 COLLEGE Grinneh 3. Cornel! I undefeated Akron, 15-14. Akron. new mcAiiju ycii tmu uwv.

State, 48-25. New Mexico rolled neer Gun Club Little Cedar, Keo- STAT At DeWllt, kuk, Shenandoah. bounds and his second tee shot went into the crowd. He lofted a 3-wood 180 yards from the green and took five to reach the green. thirtieth in birdie 4s.

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