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JaastatTs 3 IflSHER LEADS cks Boost CENTRAL ROMP hrfnir Ihr R.w. lacked uih sna)l in the nation, rtpMi-d fif KTiand 4uaMr point la muaircl a Ctard drite hu tiallrd mn doa al Ihe Ihrre and One Dirlrldi honied a tyard lirld cal. Bminn put Stale ahead, 71. whra be ran a It-yard lerferr amund md. Afier the ki Ulf, a CM dine IhiMirth year If in annual, i rtwavant Ir Vrlcran cam I Luther, 16-7 SlalilMi Caahal a 'cv oiicmsilH by Ihu rt.M unin.

but nm ol it wmiiil haT SlaliIM-t 1 m1i wiihrMit thr ci-m-r-' I V. hrlp nf la hunirr r-'-; we five our aimrrr' 4 V.ujmL a pi'y and I wa a-a e.a fl MMMn tlS.I ya's Msa.r4 ICO 1 1. ft Cxaal ag bai. To Ihrm It 5f I it al thnU. tZ M.tiird im it iSv.ud ite and I'm 9 ft a evMi la wa i.ii e-n ira pas.

I. w-n K. v-w west of the Kiver, Tomel! won, on a JK-yaid field piwl. Victory wa Cornell' thirty, thin! in M'lies against 1:1 o-i an-l four tie ain! was a far cry from it 8-i cening victory in STKCKK SI'KflM. Mark Stejrer.

('ninells i niiir aer. filT niic of liM 1 1 completions, pil fr total of nnU, in the linditioiial Imttle with (' Colar IJil Siitimlfiy. In eightieth meeting' of llie wit teams, the olilest college cievs te i te.t ,4 tin (ka la tun CtM la, Uapaa a i a. a ra IJaa.iaa in rt.ist rass tAftewv Ihi' ja.ta eg I jeexea JI 6 i tha teaj I lea el Nmlh D.ikoi.i Si.tte was LijgH with a rtaid rmishmc-Hir-kicker M-n tltt A I Wichiend.ihl then hit Dave Mam Willi a 17-yard loiM-hdnwn stuke fur LM's Imal ju ntf and le.id In the second alan.i. Rentnon was in on tun touchdowns thu camp IS sixtiids apart, lie bit David NcImui with a tlx ta Nean fl W.WKRI.Y.

I A. Duk Fish NOKI. RI ST. farnvi-r -pirts-niflfi of war UM. has bad a nnrftful (all, ri by rairhing a 7piimH in rmm wallve al WrM ()knhjl Thrn.

rrrrnlly, Knl. hi nn. Phillip, ami Ma Shrrl-rlan. fnrmrrly Burlington, rark haggrd thrir limit of lie blue and no- f-eM. nut ha a blind near er romped through Wartburg's Scores of ah Sport's FAYETTE.

IA. laiiher detent for 119 yards and three held onto its share of first place louc bdowns on 19 rarries lo in the Iowa Conference Satur- 'ral a IV 7 victory in 80th Clash: CornellTrips Coe by 3-2! scoiing p.iss and then, Raskelhall MA I AST CNt-f Iowa Conference? football S.ittir. fumbled on the first clay, rintng inree nein gnats oy rihi rn Atieaite ovts.a ca rt. play after ttie kirkoff. Rrnlti scooiH end for a 12 aid Dave Jaastad lo a 16 7 triumph ivnjnK uv over l'pier Iowa here.

off and marched US tards. wish New Vex JU osloo 1 4 -I uiiaio SHIIMne V'l'anova HSIy C'Oil war If. Kitft Poni () V.f.r4'n a J.I II. In.l Cwi0 14. Amhtrtt If Vtr thft'rr 4t.

Kvl(Owe, 14 ariikM Conefj It, A'lrr4 Wiliiemt Col 77. lulls Wore titer teth l. Coast Guard 4 YH M. Cornell 1 SOUTH Anrona Mai t), le.at. Ft Pave II Anuria SI t4: 31 Ail JI r.naeitf.

V. Si Paul Col (tonal si. Oi'o wsi va Sie'e II lilre COIIe'i 1. Maryvillf Col JO Slntislica Ukr. on dry land with a jnrend of demvs.

(rnm which a Central Divnwei Ijither is now 5-1 in the Fisher bulling over left tackle Continued rnrri Tope One I Jiif Id 0wf ln 7 SifnptK 23. Dubuqur 0 NORTH CENTRAL Monij. J5. Souih 0kou 7 NoMh Onlioia 30. 10 Nwih Oikeii Sl'ir 43, Northern 04 10 Au9utii 22.

South Dkou St'if MIDWEST CONFERENCE Corrifll 3, Co 2 Ban.mwt 4 Aiiama I in tiwvatt 0 i. league and 81 overall, tied 8 one-yard Imichdown on Four niinulrs later. Wih- liorj fr a one-yard imichdown on total of 24 Rire and 17 ducks ha boon killrd thi fall. fmirtk I CmiiL CM II 1 1 I I 16 a to 4) II I I I lenuani was ratigni passing in Ihe end one, fumbled, and i ia Midler Lieveianct -st Wf STFOK CeJFFNCfe Matwatl Oivmao Oetrott 0 I OfO Miiwaue 2 I C.ieo Phoan.c .) Pa.l.c D.vlktM hum i. iir.mon in ti Tenn suit li Murray Siaia I MOIIK THAN Kcse bi.im have born b-iccod by rWn uoaiNO it tmanein lily (mii tlon olleo 10.

Hmt I 1 with William Tenn lor the top i the score scixtting around spot. The leaders will meet in f)d rr 30 Jards the decisive conference contest (lerM Vieer hfn at IVcorah next Saturday. 32.Vi,r( ga JaaMad. a 170 pound senior. Mltrt shattered a 7-7 halftime dead Mrfaked IS vards 'over bit hunters on the controlled shoot-, ro SM i e(1 f-tatnCiUO PnrlUrWI 7 Los AftQttm i Lor.

AnQt inj; area at Forney's I-ake. Aiint inf iotiort HI I I. li .1. 1 Run Ranks pounced nn the ball for a sen re. Turn 1 Yaruhak lh-n capped a 79-: yard scming march with a two-sard bolt oter right lackle.

Ri-ntsoii Iul Ivte Itna with a i 19 yard touchdown pass for Ihe game's final score in the third period. I1M I 104 SVKI CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. Cor nell turned a second-quarter fumble by DeWayne Torkelson Comifll 22. 21 Monmouth 14. Knot 13 R'pO" 20.

lrflK 7 St. OKI 30, Clinton 13 IOWA COLLEGE Pivm 10, Wfii Slt 8 S.St lackle to rounter with a Wart- .10 vards in third nuarter and a j. near Thurman, and the peak has not born reached. There are now about 8,000 Reese using the refuge. New vr its.

tincmnaii tnj uui i ii i II, siirg i jaroer in me i.nai session. Swrens' pass interception nn eairmo.il io. Lontora I aileaf 17 avrllrvill It. LIvuHlslon Col II Fioi'Aa Siale 71. South i arolma I) Frolnug Slalf 4.

OallauWI Col 0 IV. AenlMfey 3 ueoSia Teth 70. lulen i Col 77, Jac.voo Slai Kmpoen-Svvinav yt, jnnns MoMinl 0 1 itmina Siaie 17. Auburn A 4i H.ll H. Newberry (ol A Tenn St u.

Ausim Peav J. VaiHierbill la SISI. Souin Miiij(i IS (Mufn Col ji, iul Ross Siaie JI M.les Colleae 70. Knoivillt Col 0 tAoreneari Slate JI. lennestea ten 10 Aoroan Slate Jl, Delaware Slate A fta Carolina Cen II.

Maryland Stale 14 IVl arolira Si 4, Mrlna 0 eiervoura Si is. Hamolon Inst Presbyterian Col 71. Guuiord Col 7 Pra.ne ew Buhoo College 74 Rannnlph-AAacon 7, Shepherd Col 0 Richmond it East Ca'Olme IJ Savannah Slal Clark Unlv I HiK'kry into a 28 yard field goal, then spotted Coe a safety in the lns-' Among those lo bag their lim Meanwhile, Luther mlh. (rntral'f IK se( np Wart- NHL its of five blue and snow geese ing minutes Saturday for a 12 ered the Cpper Iowa attack, burg score. limiting Ihe Peacocks In a Central scored two more FAiT DIVISION a T.

i east niiyicmu ris se I MISSOURI VALLEY CimniMti 2). Oh'O 21 Munphii SUlf 2fl, North 7 WM W(TK WHP MM) I rnnfn.vn,.n trw.rv Yarichak and Rcntson led Inn 0 10 71 0 to li ivw cv MflOlrMl I IS Bos, ATI 10 14 MAJOR IN0EPFN0ENTS Vancouver i I p.lro.l 0 4 70 7.1 Toronto I 0 2 It 77 41 I 1 I'll I I ,7 and John Cuyor of IVs Moines h( r( and Robert Campbell of Mam- wv (h(, (hj.d burg. They said 10 gauge shol-( jn (u Jnf puns helped them trcmendous-i jn ()()pst t.ollrRja, lv- jwest of the Mississippi-started net of minus 23 yards rush- touchdowns before the half, lh Stale's rushing attack with ing. The Norsemen lost Ihe air first (timing on Ihe first play yards apiece, Jim Twardy and battle, 112 yards lo 4. but after Wartburg's kicknlf hen RrmT each added .13 came up with fite inter-j Chris Nelson hit Rill Slrwarl and NVison ran for 3.1 RenNmi eeptinns.

jwith a fit-yard pass. Fisher njnp nf 2 pHS, fnr Halfback Doug Winfrey the second by plunging v.trds in 1 ana aiso me intra WFST DIVISION Chtraoo 4 I 10 JJ IS Phiiannebi I 17 St. Louis 70 II Los Angeles I I 0 I 71 13 Minnesota 0 a 13 IJ Piltshurgh 3 7 4 California 0 I I 10 2S h.rago I. Toronto 0 Dallas Amar.no I lot Angeles SI. Louis I Montreal J.

Philadelphia n(l won wtcmv fnr fWh Harak Top jmniorn univ ji, Mississippi Col IJ Souih Caro St 13. Aittany 4i, Ca 10 Tennessee 31 Fiorina 7 Jnwson Slait 4, Albany SI, NY 14 Tuskege 15, Belhune-Cookmn 0 Troy Mate Florence State JJ Virginia JJ. William A Mary i Virginia Tech 31, Buffalo II Wake Forest 14, North Carolina Wavneshura West Va Wesley 0 West Liberty Glenville Slate 70 West Virginia 74, Colo Stale Univ West Kentucky East Kentucky 1 West Maryland 37, Wasbingln A Lee JI West Michigan 34, Marshall Univ drilled a six-yard touchdown ten guarn ior iwo yarns, pass to Pat F'rev in the first; Central's defensive front- I pr ries in the Rapids IH 4.1-33-4 'over-all hulce i quarter but Upper Iowa cnun- Oklahoma cuv i. i-ori worm four, led by Yern Den Herri dropped Wartburg's AMCRICAN tered with Jim Meggers' five PAST DIVISION w. Tpr-F to Skip Feinberg in the passers eight times for a loss MIOWgST 14, North Park Col IS ii sprnnrt Donnrt 01 b.i varus, urn iierntT Carroll, Wise.

Tackle Booster nsning coniesi jn the in Itasca County. this, Wj(n 1() mjnltPS j9 smin(is month. Mrs. Alice Clapp of Red; remajnjng jn the first half. Tor-Oak headed the walleye 1tvi- ijeson fumbled and Walt Strggal sion with a 10 pound 5 onnre covered for Cornell at Coe 26-fish caught in I-eech Lake.

Lard jnP, But the Knhawks Wilbur Muisinga of raik-(couu advance only eight yards Sorinofield Montreal Providence Quebec i i North Dakota State boosted its record lo 6-0-1 over all and 5-0 in Ihe league, while Northern Iowa slipped to 2-5 and 13. Simpsons Defense Is Great, 28-0 concordiaT, Neo 55. Sioui Falls 12 Capital Univ 23, Muskingum Col 14 Upper Iowa dropped to 1-5 in; made four of the tackles him- WEST DIVISION 10 75 13 self. uarmaae LOl tl, Norm Central 14 Chadron Slate 53, Peru State 7 Baltimore 5 I i league play and 1-5-1 over-all. 0 4 IV 15 0 4 17 14 1 1 17 25 Cincinnati unio 21 I penison Univ 40, Oberlin College 7 Cleveland 3 7 Rochester 3 Hershey 4 ershurg hearted tne nnnnerni through the quagmire in King Central now stands 4-2 in the league and 5-2 for the season, while Wartburg fell to 2 4 and 25.

ston Stadium and Dave Howard Wild Finish As Grinnell pike division wttn a in'c-pounder from Pokegama I-ake. Montreal a. Hershey 3 Providence 4, Sormqiieid 3 IHL Pes Moines 4, Port Huron 3 Fort Wavn 4. Flint 7 EASTERN New Jersey 5, Lona Island S. tie Syracuse Clinton 1 WESTERN Portland 1 Denver 1 Statistics ACOLI-EGR-C REDIT course in hunter safety is it Lake 3 Phoenix 0 San Diego 2 21 Seattle 5, Wins, 22 Air Foic 35, Bomou Colleq 10 Dayton 14, Akron 6 Fresno Suic 51, Lot Angeles Statt 6 Geora.i Terh 20, Tulane Northern Illinois 31.

Ball State 14 Penn Slale 3fl, Army 14 Pittsburgh 2B, Miami (Fla.) 17 San Jose State 4B, Pacific 7 Syracuse 23, Navy 8 Villanova 34, Holy Cross 14 Virginia Tech 31, Buffalo 14 West Virginia 24, Colorado Stat 21 West Texas State 30, New Mexico State 7 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Citadel 56, Virginia Military 9 Furman 18, Chattanooga 16 Richmond 38, East Carolina 12 Virginia 33, William and Mary 6 Wofford 35, Davidson 13 WESTERN CONFERENCE Arizona Slat 42, Teas-EI Paso 13 Brigham Young 27, Utah Stale 20 New Mexico 17, Wyoming 7 Utah 24, Ariiona 0 IVY LEAGUE Colqale 10, Brown 6 Coliimhia 30, Rutgers 14 Dartmouth 37, Harvard 14 Princeton 22, Pennsylvania 16 Yale 38, Cornell 7 ATLANTIC COAST Duke 21, Clemshit 10 Florida State 21, South Carolina 13 North Carolina State 6, Maryland 0 Wake Forest 14, North Carolina 13 SOUTHEASTERN Alabama 30, Houston 21 Georgia 19, Kentucky 3 Louisiana State 17, Auburn 9 Mississippi 26, Vanderhilt 16 Missisippi State 51, Southern Mississippi 15 East Michgan 35, Wise, Milwaukee 0 tvansvillt 14, DePauw Univ 3 Friends Univ 27. Southwest, Kant 14 Grinnell Col 22, Beloit College 21 Hillsdale Col 30, Findlay College 7 Hope College 42, Albion 14 Kansas 24, Iowa State 10 Kansas St Univ It, Oklahoma 14 Mankato State 21, Hiram Scott Col 13 Moorhead State 45, SW Minnesota 13 Miami, Ohio 7, Bowllnq Green 3 Michigan 39, Minnesota 13 Michigan State 37, Iowa 0 MissouriJ 0. Colorado It Missouri, Rolla 14, SW Missouri 14 Nebraska 45, Oklahoma Stale 31 North Micbiaan 13, Ouantico Marine 4 Northland Col 30, Northwest Wise 14 Northwestern 3D. Purdue 14 NW Col, Iowa 38, Westmar Colleae 15 Ohio Satte 48, Illinois 2v Kns- u- Be'hany, Kans, Ohm Weslevan 35, Wabash 22 Parsons College 3, Wayne St, Mich 0 Rmon Colleae 20. Lawrence Univ 7 St Norbert lo, wise, Oshkosh 7 So Dakota Tech 17, Dakota Wesley 14 I then came through with his decisive boot.

Gay Clicks All-conference fullback Denny Gay got Coe untracked in the first half but the Kohawks couldn't reach pay dirt. Gay piled up 77 yards in 15 carries but was forced to sit out the second session because of boils Defenders Let Parsons Click, 10-8 Dubuqua Simpson 3 19 75 I 7 S8 7 7 14 0 75 4 1 1 30 40 irst downs Rushma varrtaoa Passing yardaoe Rpturn yardage Passes Punts Fumbles Im! Yards penalized Statistics Orinnell Biott MORNINGSIDE'S DOUBLE BLOW in its second year at the University of Wiseonsin-Parkside, Kenosha. In a survey of .1,000 prospective students. Athletic Director Tom Rnsandich found Ihe hunt-pr safetv course to be among 1 irsl downs SCORING 0 0 8 0 0 7 7 ptihuoua. 15 li ins no lai 199 70 1 3.1 11-70 1 12 73 4 5 3 3 31 1 0 59 0 Rushing yardaoa Passing yardaoe Return yardage Passes Tunis Fumhles losf Yards penalized Simpson Statistics Hiaxe i run Umnhress 8 pass from Blake I Inhn.

Wayne Slate Parsons ir' on an arm IJmohrPss IS linn. Lstiatr- 17 i wise, aievens r-i Toledo 34. Kent State 17 Washhurn 7t. Misu.nrl v.u.u it Coe was given new life in the Statislics North Dakota ine u' ji iiiiii ji'h college-bound students as "the SCORING II 7 ft 077 0 14 A Mnrnmqsidt Grinnell Beloit final period when an aerial by 17 first downs First downs Rushma verdacr Passing yardage Return yardage Pessino Punts Fumbles Inst Yards penalized Pirolli 7 pass from Johnson (kirk 20 175 89 17? 9 37 2 III 170 SJ 44 5-10 i 6 4. 1 150 failed) (J ohm ton kirk I Thompson run (Johnston kick (Th Reaiftttv's Iowa News Srvlct?) JNDIANOLA, I A.

Tom Umphress snared two touch Rushing vardaqe Passing Return yardags Passing Punts Pumhles tost 8- safety Coinnna 3 pass from Johnson (Lewis kick) 352 137 41 a 14 I 732 3 44 (S3 70S 31 1731 10 34 I 35 Cornell's Mark Steger was stolen by Mike Janesh and returned lo the Coe 41. Rut again the Kohawks Wayne SI. Neb 24, Kearney Slate 0 Wisconsin 31), Indiana 12 Wise, Lacrosse 74, Wise, Riv Falls 13 Wise, Eau Claire 10, Wise, Whitewater 0 Wise, Plattevllle 28, Wise, Superior 4 Yankton 14, Lea Co'he 0 Air Force 35, Boston College 10 Alabama 30, Houston Univ 21 Arkansas AHM 19, Henderson SI 14 Brigham Young 27, Utah Stale 20 Boise State 12. East Wash St 0 uesaoir run me sadier run) Dick 92 Interception return (I Lewis Yards penli7ed SCORING IB Bartotomel 29 pass from SCORING Wayne State 9 1 Parsont 17 1) Par Repass 74 FG Par Bass 2 run (Repass kick) WS-Saletv, Bradley tackled it Nit7 North Dakota 14 3 7-30 unoaxe kick i De Sadier 1 run (run failed) end cal US, Barbara 22. Hawaii Unlv 20 bogged down in the mud.

They advanced to the Cornell 13 before giving up the ball with tnnr i 13 pass from Rossi (run "ineu (Special Dispatch to The Register) BELOIT, WIS. Roy Lewis intercepted a Jim Nitz pass The Register's Iowa News Service most likely to be interesting. Rosantlich maintains that the one-credit course is in keeping with the university's philosophy of teaching "life-time sports" such as golf, tennis and other activities that may be enjoyed by an Individual as a lifelong Inter- est. "The possibility of playing football or basketball the rest of your life is limited," Rosand- ich explains. "Besides only five per cent of our students get involved in in Morningside a 0 12 0-18 Morn.

Bigler 21 past from Murphy (kick failed) ND Frertrickson 17 pasi from Conner (Gelling kick) NO Deutsch I run (Gelling kick) ND Gelling 22 FG Morn Schroeder 4 pass from Junck (pass failed) ND Deutsch 45 run (kick failed) Morn Sciiroeder 8 pass from Murphy (pass failed) NO Bellmore II run (Gelling kick) willow amir io, sacramentn zi Calif Lutheran 9, Calif Western 3 Ca Poly-SL Obis 4t, San Fernando 1 Cal Riverside 14, Calif Tech 0 Central Wash St 35, West Washington 14 Fresno Slate 31, Los Angeles St. 4 Howard Payne 38, Tarleton State 21 Idaho St Univ 3D, Weber State 14 Montana State 28. Northern Arizona I fc.1 Aiai AAaisri'i-A 17 lAf. PAiDPicin ya iiijji. milh 91 cmnJ.

Mictj. i. Minnie "vn 4,1 im omui urty iw i n- m- i guard Pat Oliveno and end John 1 minute 47 seconds left after three incomplete passes. Cornell could do no better, however, and after the Rams lost five yards to the eight Steger decided to give up two points rather than risk a Coe kill a Beloit rally and insure Grinnell of a 22-21 non-confer down passes and Simpson yielded only 49 yards total offense Saturday as the Redmen notched a 28-0 Iowa Conference victory over Dubuque here. Simpson held onto a share of second place in the league with a 4-2 mark as Dubuque slumped to 0-6.

The Redmen, defending conference kings, piled up 148 yards rushing and 142 through the air. Quarterback Joe Blake lunged one yard for a first-quarter score to cap a 6 1 -yard drive. Curko led a defense that nailed Wayne Slate of Detroit quarter Tennessee 38, Florida 7 SOUTHWESTERN Arkansas 62, Wichita State 0 Baylor 29, Texas A and 24 Texas 45, Rice 21 Texas Tech 14, Southern Meth SIOUX CITY, IA. Mike ence triumph here. men ris-.

IS.UT Mex-Highlands 51, West New Mex 14 Oregon 10, Southern Cal 7 Pacific Lutheran 37, Whitman Colleae 9 San Jose Stale 48, Pacific Univ 7 Stanford 9, UCLA 7 St Mary's, Cal. 12, San Diego 7 Sam Houston St 25, SW Texas State 24 Texas Tech 14, South Methodist 10 Trinity Arlington 0 Utah 24, Arizona 0 Washington 79, Oregon State 20 backs 12 times while Parsons posted a 10-8 homecoming foot Deutsch ground out 219 yards Beloit's Tony De Sadier went touchdown. and two touchdowns on 24 car in from one yard out with 6 ries to lift North Dakota to its ball victory Saturday. Wayne State's Mitch Ritter was tackled eight times for losses of 78 yards and Gary "WeRF st coio eleventh straight victory over Mud, Cover tercollegiate athletics, while 95 per cent of them participate in Morningside, 30-18, in North minutes 27 seconds left to close the gap to 22-21 but he was stopped at the three in an attempt for the two-point conversion. Kossi was hit four times for 41 our lifetime sports program.

The Original Knight odist 10 PACIFIC EIGHT California 45, Washington Slate 0 Orpgon 10, Southern California 7 Stanford 9, UCLA 7 Washington 29, Oregon Stale 20 TRI-STATE CONFERENCE Concordia 55, Sioux Falls 12 Northwestern 38, Westmar 15 Yankton 14, Lea 0 Other Colleges CAST Bloomsburq Chev Boston Univ Rhode Island 0 Rnp. I aiavptle 9A rrniiner loi ucciaeniat 4 Junior College Cenlerville 34 Marshalltown 24 Ellworth 25. Fort Dodoa 21 ATLANTIC COAST LEAGUE Bridgeport 19, Long Island 13 Jersey Jays 37, Indianapolis 31 Orlando 25, Hartford 14 Roanoke 40, Norfolk 34 High School Alleman (Rnrk Island. Ml in Mh-! SOLUNAR TABLES Central Conference football Saturday night. The Chiefs lost more than the game as both little all-America quarterback Mike Junck and back-up quarterback Pat Murphy went out with injuries.

yards in losses. Oliverio also deflected a field goal attempt by Russ Crayton or. the game's last play. Crayton booted a 54-yarder earlier this year. Cut lowans' Quail Luck By Ries Tiittle Ohe Register's Outdoor Writer) MILTON, IA.

Hunters had soggy going in southeastern When To Fish Grinnell look (he ensuing kickoff and marched to the Beloit two, losing the ball on downs with 1:50 remaining. Beloit, which dropped out of the Midwest Conference this ti i ur mill He fueled the march with a 15-yard pass to Jim Swanson and a 26-yarder to Dan Koch. A 40-yard thrust in the next period ended with an eight-yard Blake-to-Umphress scoring strike to make it 14-0 at the half. The Redmen built a 2 1-0 i d-quarler cushion when reserve signal-caller Ken Kettcr drilled a 15-yard strike to Umphress. Roger Thompson capped the Bradley led Parsons' rushers (Dubuoue) MFL (Monona) 4, North West Union 6 Heelan (Sioux City) 44, O'Gorman (Smux Falls, S.O.I 0 New Hampton 27.

Waukon 12 Waverly 15, Chariest City 14 Bowdoin 31, Colbv Colleae 1 with 54 yards on 15 carries, while teammate Al Grayson Iowa as the quail season year, then came back with an 87-yard march. Two pass inter The chdule of vilunar periods for the following week (is printed below has been taken from Knioht's Solunsr Tables, Plan vour day so that vou will be fisnmii qood territory huntinq flood cover during these Calif State. Pa. 15, Clarion Colleae 12 Carnegie-Mellon 21, Franklin s. Mar 16 Junck, playing in his first game since the opener, threw six straight, completed passes one for a touchdown when he entered the contest in the sec notched 49 yards on 13 carries.

Cross-Country Colgate 10, Brown 6 opened Saturday. Few were successful in locating enough ference penalties helped the Columbia 30, Rutgers 14 CO s.unnei.iii.u! zi, mojaomuocn. Central Conn St 17, Glassboro State 17 COLLEGE Iowa 22, Augustana 34 Minnesota 19. Drake 43 Parsons tipped its record to 2-3 and Wayne State fell to 3-1. limes, it vou wisn to tmo ine oesi sMuii that each has to offer.

The tables are not a quarantee that vou will catch fish or see game durino the period, however. The maior periods begin at Ihe time birds to fill the daily bag limit ortiano state 4, Aaeipni urrv Colleae 0. PlattsDurg St 0 Northwest Missouri stale 22, Grace- ond half. Then his collarbone of eight Dartmouth 37. Harvard 14 scoring in the final period wilh Drexel Tech 14, Albright 7 Heavy rams during the past stroudsau.o Miiiersviiie st shown end last tor an nour ana a nan or two hours thereafter.

The minor periods are somewhat shorter in duration. A.M. P.M. drive before Lewis smothered the threat. Grinnell did all of its scoring in the first half as the Pioneers hiked their over-all mark to 5-1.

Gary Johnson opened the another one-yard burst as Simpson hiked its over-all mark tWO days left Water Standing in Fordham 20, lona College 0 Georgetown 35, Manhattan 0 muddV fie dS and Weed DatCheS Grove City 27, Geneva College Chappell Cut By Cavaliers CLEVELAND. OHIO CA.Pi Minor Major Minor Major land ja Wartburg 15, Central 50 Soccer GREATER DES MOINES Drake 4, Parsons 0 Basketball ABA n.ACl Hnfstra Univ 34. Varmont tv 1:20 7:25 1:35 to 5-2. Tim Irving was the leading Simpson ground-gainer with was broken again. Steve Schoeder, who caught touchdown passes from both Junck and Murphy, set three Morningside career reception records.

He now has 106 receptions for 1,375 yards and 11 touchdowns. The Cavaliers Saturday placed 69 yards in 21 triPs- l.ijWere water-lOgfien. Cover IS I Howard Univ 24, Fisk University 7 R-9nlxi- 1 Indiana Pa. 41, Sliopery Rock 4 -V- thick in this area and there are 1 ithaca is, Bridgeport 0 John Carroll 25. Allegheny 14 0 oa many fields Of Unharvested I Kings Col, Pa 49, Niagara Univ 14 9-V Lehigh 34, Gettysburg Col 15 153 corn and soybeans.

Coveys are Lock Haven 52, Delaware vai 21 in-ll .1 i Maine 42, C. W. Post iu. ia finnsprttipnt snrpan nvpr a ivtrfp aa.m. it w.

rnnn i 7 veteran National Basketball As EAST DIVISION Won Lost Pet. GB Virginia 5 0 .000 Floridians 4 1 .447 1 New York 3 1 3 snn VA 8:00 8:35 9:10 9:50 10:30 11:25 Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed Thurs.

Fri. Sat. Sun. sociation forward Len Chappell lOlVa Girls Beat ISU 2:10 2:45 3:20 4:00 4:40 5:35 6:40 2:00 2:35 3:10 3:50 4:30 5:10 6 00 scoring with a seven-yard scoring toss to Jim Pirolli and, after a safety, made it 15-0 heading into the second period with a 37-yard strike to Henry Corona. De Sadier countered with a Mansfield 5t 7).

RrockDort State 20 Kentucky 3 4 444 3 on waivers, reducing the thin 10:55 Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 Carolina 0 5 .000 4'j WEST DIVISION The Chiefs scored the initial touchdown when Murphy hit Moravian Col 27, Lebanon Valley 10 Muhlenberg 2C, Dickinson Col 14 Middlebury 9. Rensselaer 7 Monlclair 38, Southern Conn 7 Muhlenbern 20, Dickinson Col 14 New Hampshire 33, Northeastern 7 Norwich Univ 10. Bates Colleae 0 roster to 12 players. Chappell was in the NBA eight years. He played last sea area.

Local observers agree lhat quail are plentiful and that hunting success will improve in the next few weeks when In Field Hockey, 4-1 (The Register's Iowa Newj Service) IOWA CITY, IA. Iowa boosted its record to 5-1-1 Saturday by beating Iowa State, five-yard scoring burst before FIRST LOSS Dave Bigler with a 28-yard pass after Morningside recovered a fumble at North Da son for Milwaukee' before com DELAWARE, OHIO (AP) Jeff Dick scampered 92 yards with a Nitz pass to cap Grin P.M.C. Colleges 52, Haverford Col 4 Penn State 38, Army 14 Pittsburoh 28, Miami, Fla 17 Princeton 22, Pennsylvania Rochester 24, Trinity Colleae 7 St Lawrc-nce 20, Hamilton Col 18 St Vincent Col 74. SI Francis Pa 7 ing to Cleveland in the league expansion draft. Utah 3 0 1.000 1 Indiana 4 I .857 Memphis 1 2 .333 3 Denver 1 4 250 4 Texas 0 3 .000 4 Baltimore 7.

Quebec I Kentucky 139. Pittsburoh 120 Utah 124, Indiana 118 Virginia 108, Memphis 102 Field Hockey COLLEGE Iowa. 4, Iowa Staff (women) Ohio Wesleyan scored 28 points cover becomes more limited. 3 4 1 ii a nA i I kota's 39. North Dakota then nell scoring in the second 4-1, in women's field hockey, added two touchdowns and a me iounn quarter aaturaay; Hundng hours are 8 a.m.

to onngtieo American inn a He averaged 6.9 jioints and: Mary Schaefer, Brenda Folk-three rebounds a game during mann, Jan Baker and Carolyn band Wabash its lirst loss 4 30 p.m. riily, w'ith Ihe sea.son Lvcorn'n0 Co1 9 field goal to make the halftime quarter, Nitz rifled a 29-yarder to Dick Bartolomei to make it 22-15 at the half. score 17-6. limited action this season. I Emrich scored Iowa's goals.

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