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The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 21

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Mondav, Sept. 21, 1970 JOUltAL HERALD 21 if 4 (lTlirRaW; fV" u'jf 4 i PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 21st THRU SEPT. 23rd APWirtplieto Nebraska's Johnny Rodgers takes off On 9-W)-d return, auuitisf: Southern Ccl exos string intact at 23 and its unbeaten, record at 31, both the longest among the major colleges. Michigan jumped to a 10-0 lead, but needed 10 more points in the final four minutes to get out of danger against three-touchdown underdog Arizona.

I I Js a- ll'- 'a' 1 I QJgg WEAVE 1 1 'l0 C0H0" 'Red, blue." goW I CVyWei9H' 'eXt- 'Arable. for scrubbing I I mow i fj only HOY Wt H6V HW H0V H0V H0V H0V HOV HOV HOY H0V DISINFECTANT 74-OZ. SIZE bett picture, me By Associated Press The Texas Longhorns, stung by their removal from No. 1 ranking in college football while they were off the field, argued strongly on the field that they still belong at the top and they produced plenty of points in their favor. The Longhorns, dropped to No.2 behind Ohio State in the Associated Press pre-season poll, didn't take the demotion lightly, and responded with a 56-15 crusher on California Saturday in their 1970 season debut.

Ohio State, which finished fourth behind the Longhorns, Penn State and Southern California last year, doesn't make its first appearance until Saturday against Texas Texas, meanwhile, will be on the Buckeyes heels again against Texas Tech. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, however, did little to convince anyone that it should keep its No. 3 rating when the heavily favored Trojans were tied by ninth-ranked Nebraska in Los Angeles Saturday night. Southern Cal's stumble was the only one among the Top The teams as the rest of them got by rather easily. Only in the second 10 were there several upsets as visiting Texas upended 12th-ranked Louisiana State 20-18 at night, Kentucky shut off No.

13 Kansas State 16-3 and Tulane surprised No. 19 Georgia 17-14. Texas unveiled a new quarterback, Eddie Phillips, to replace graduated James Street, but it made little difference as Phillips and second team Ail-American fullback Steve Worster gave the Longhorns and awesome appearance. PHILLIPS MASTERFULLY directed Texas' wishbone-T offense and scored touchdowns on runs of 10 and 7 yards. "Worster bulldozed for scores from the 2, 11 and 9 all in the first quarter before reserves took over in the final moments of the first half and most of the second.

Phillips ran for 129 yards in nine carries and worste 43 in V.afr 0 0 0eJ OUR REG. Seeks out odors in the air end kills them. Kills germs that may cause illness, mold and mildew. LLJW Jll. 13c i seven in a 443-yard ground attack.

Southern Cal trailed most of the game, and needed a fourth quarter, 80-yard drive, capped by Clarence Davis nine-yard scoring sprint with 8:16 to play, to pull out a tie. Nebraska had taken a 21-14 leadi theth ird period whenJoe Orduna romped 67 yards for a touchdown. Still the Trojans keep tneir unbeaten string alive at 23 games. IN THE REST OF THE Top Ten, No. 4 Stanford college rolled over San Jose State 24-3, No.

5 Mississippi blasted Memphis State 47-13 at night. No. 6 Notre Dame subdued Northwestern 85-14, No. 7 Penn State routed Navy 55-7, No. 8 Michigan overcame Arizona 20-S, and No.

10 Missouri stormed A n. The picture is perfectly luned the problem is in her eyes. But no one is aware of it yet. That's why reg- ular ey examinations are so important, at any age. Your ey doctor can quickly diagnoie defective vision, and prescribe corrective measures.

So make your next eye examination a tainilyaffair. And if eye- Rldsses are prescribed, tome to II.O.V., for the linest quality, crallMiianship, service, and styling. 0 September is sighl-saving month DAYTON 30 WYOMING ST. 27 WEST FIRST ST. CINCINNATI COVINGTON, KY.

NEWPORT, KT. 1 CM.PriHCClCOHipMIl i pasi Minnesota j'j-u. Jim Plunkett, Stanford's outstanding quarterback, broke the Pacific-8 Conference career total-offense record and hurled his 36th college touchdown pass as he completed 17 of 29 passes for 302 yards, and ran 20 more yards. He now has 1 5,584 total yards in 22 games, 226 more than Gary Beban's mark with UCLA. Archie Manning turned in another sparkling quarterback I show for Mississippi, throwing for one score and running for two, while Notre Dame did its work mostly on the ground break a 14-14 deadlock for a 28-14 halflime lead.

Dennis Allan 1 ran for 86 yards and scored three times on short nins. SENIOR QUARTERBACK Mike Cooper threw for two scores to Greg Edmonds and ran for another while the defense allowed only a total of 122 yards as Penn State kept its victory rk I Mouse of Vision-jm. 0 Crattsmtn in Optics WW NOV HOV HOV HOV HOV HOV HOV HOV HOV HOV HOV S0 IrlLlUiyiia sgSm ifL LIQUID DRAIN OPENER rJ Fast ocfion No odor JjsjL Sv vll flflLGESC TABLET iff 11 1 Twice as fast as aspi- 1 I OUR REG. 79cil Jjn JMi III II I 1 Safety plastic bottle jT 111 Xk OUR REG. 89c ragr vt rot with Xir 6 mugs mEs 7 sJ IHOf PES RIFLE SHOTGUN "Stoneware" IJ 'Moisture mildew designs proof I Measures 046 OUR REG.

2.87 LJ Saturday's Grid Scores 7:30 pm THE YOUNG LAWYERS COLLEGE OHIO MTH rirri'' WwimimJUki. .1 kiw)jH3, pm THE SILENT FORCE 30-GflL. TRASH rv rl 'at An Cincinnati II, Dayton 7 Ohio 24, Kent Statt 14 Akron Butler 0 Toledo Buffalo aldwln-walloeo It, Aihland It Utah Stoto II, Bowling Groin 14 Dofianct Adrian Heidelberg 11, Ohio Weiliyan Miami 21, Xavler 1 Mount Union 41, Rochester Wittenberg 11, California Stole i MIDWEST OeCouw 21, Albion 0 Earlham If, Prlnclpia Mlchlqan 10, Arliona Waihlnqton 41, Michlaan Stole Missouri 34, Mlnnisoia 11 Murray Slate 14, Parsons 11 Northern Michlaan 45, Hofttra Noire Oame )S, Norlhweslern 14 OKtahoma 21, Wisconsin 1 Purdue IS, Teitas Christian southern Illinois II, Louisville 20 Tenas Tech 11, Kansas 0 Tulsa It, Idaho Steele 1) Wstrn Michigan IS, Brighom Younq 17 EAST Baylor It. Army Boston College It. Villonovi 11 Bucknell tl, Temple It Celeete Boston University 11 Connecticut Ah Vermont Delawere 14, Gettysburg 7 Massachusetts 11, Maine Penn State 55, Navy Rutgers 41.

Lafayette 14 UCLA 14, Pittsburgh IS SOUTH Alabama 51, Virginia Tech II Auburn 11, Southern Mississippi It Clem son 17, Virginia 17 Duke 11, Maryland 12 Eastern Michlaan 11, Quanllco Marines I Florida 14, Mississippi State II Cergla Tech Florida State II Kentucky Is, Kansas State I Louisiana Tech 21, Chattanooht 1 Marshall 17, Morehead State 7 Mississippi 47, Memphis Stole 11 North Carolina It, North Carolina Stall I South Carolina 41, Wake Feres! 7 Tennessee II, Southern Mothodlsl 7 Tenesse Stale 41, Kentucky Stole 7 Texas AIM It, Louisiana Stale II Tulene 17, Georgia 14 Vanderbilt si. Citadel Wist Virginia 4t, Richmond II SOUTHWEST Arkonsoi 1, Oklahoma Halt 7 Houston 44, Syracuse IS i New Mexico state IS, Tevas, Arlington 7 Rica 41, Virginia Military Sen Dlege State 11, North Toxal Statt I Texag Is, California IS FAR WIST Aritena Statt Colorado Statt Air Porta 47, Wyoming 17 Jewa State 11, New Mexico I Nebraska 11. Southern California II (110) Oreaen gtale 14, Iowa 14 Slenterd 14, San Jesa Stall I HIGH SCHOOL Cincinnati TotT 14. Dunbar I Cincinnati SI. Xavlar 41, Ommlimde 7 Belmont Iprinatield Catholic I Alter 41, Fairview I I llslll 1 Eavy to keep dean II 111 0 0 Avocado bot torn cover Our Reg.

4.47 Cliaranci! No RaincHicks! Our Reg. 4.67 Clearance No Rainchecks! 5 OUR REG. 3.97 JETS-BROWNS 9:00 PM s.TT rrTr'kk1 DURALIFE AUTO IATTIS1Y 1 ZJ-," 2000 watt High voltage construction om daily ijq km, it rs I7U M. iv.ie, fterna 1100 WIMaatw t.k: Kettarliu tllO W. Mem, Trer TROT $UH.

MRS. TO I F.M.I Ok. iCongclon traded DENVER (AP) The Denver Rockets of the Ameri-ean Basketball Ahsoclation Mid Saturday night they had 2 traded veteran guard Jeff Congdort to the Utah Stars for a No. 2 draft choice..

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