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CO irinniEiipDSals A saw the score rise and rise pn Army's favor. By Wes Gaffer West Point, Sept. 20 A lot of people from Bethlehem, must be wondering if the Lehigh University trip to West Point was necessary, particularly after the 54-32 loss to Army this musty, foggy afternoon. There were those lapses during the game Spectating, for the most part; was the game for Sterrett's cannon roar for the finale. And so it went for Lehigh.

Everything went for the Cadets. It was the first time in 66 games that they had scored more than 50 points. And their total offense, 643 yards, was only four shy of the yardage run up by Glenn Davis, Felix Blanchard and company" against Pitt In 1944. Adding the 44 points scored CM 02 02 such as the time center Gene Borgosz made the short snap to quarterback Joe Sterrett, completely missing the waiting hands only to gently lower the ball to the ground for yet another Army recovery and eventual touchdown. Or take the post-game serenade by the marching band, which easily won the musical contest because the Army band had walked out of Michie Stadium with most of the 27,872 scoring-sated fans.

The Lehigh band skillfully built up to the noisy crescendo that ends Tschaikovsky's 1812 Overture only to see two cadets wheeling the salute gun out of the stadium and there was no against Holy Cross last week, Army has 98 points in two games. In eieht of the 12 times Army had possession of the ball, the Cadets scored. Twice fumbled it away and they gave up the ball as the time ran out at the end of the lirst hail ana at the end of the game. Army punters were spectators. 98 Points in 2 Games Lehigh 7 31 7 14 54 Army 11 il Army Gillogly (7) run (kick blocked).

uemgn weaver 14J i-Cj. Lehigh Gardner (1) rurf (pass failed). Army Pyne (3) run (kick failed). Army McGlasker (5) pass from Hall (Williams pass from Army Briggs (50) pass from Hall (Barrett kick). Army Pyne (3) run (kick blocked I.

Lehigh Weaver (73) pass from Sterrett (Pierog kick). Army Kucher (16) pass from Gillogly (Castelli kick). Lehigh Weaver (86) pass from Sterrett (Henshaw pass from Sterrett). Army King (8) run (Castelli kick). Army Gillogly (17) run (Castelli kick).

Lehigh Gardner (B) pass from Sterrett (liensnaw pass from sterrett). plays later, starting quarterback Scott Gillogly faked a pass, then swept right end for a 7-yard score. There were other similar runs stopped dramaticaly short of the end zone. But Army's willing' ness to grind away and Lehigh's offensive and defensive errors Woodrow Lowe led an Ala- the Crimson Tide offense ble deep in Auburn territory and four plays later, Parker hit Lee on fourth down and Hicks tied the game with his extra point. Texas Romps Baton Rouge.

Sept. 20 AP) Freshman fullback George Woodard scored touchdowns of 66 and 20 yards as Texas AyM overpowered -Louisiana State University, 39-8, tonight. Woodard's runs came after the Aggies had put the game out of reach by a 24-0 margin before turning action over to the reserves. Tailback Bubba Bean, who became only the second player to rush for over 2,000 yards in a This afternoon, Army used only two quarterbacks and mostly its Wishbone that often shifted into a Winged-T. Gillogly threw three passes and completed one, but ran the ball 18 times for a total of 110 yards, often on third doWn and short yardage situations.

Leamon Hall completed 14 of 19 passes- for 184 yards and ran twice for a loss of seven. Army's big gainer was Brad Dodrill, whose bad leg kept him out of last week's lineup. He netted '153 yards in 13 caries. For the Engineers, Sterrett hit on 14 of 22 passes for a total pf 301 yards. Prime target Weaver, who also did all of Lehigh's kicking and a lot of its runbacksof kicks, caught 169 yards worth of passes and netted 18 running from scrimmage, 25 on kickoffs and punted for an average of 37.75 yards.

career started the TD parade in the first period with a 46-yard run. i The victory left 2-0" for the season and LSU 0-2. Texas Romps, 28-70 Seattle. Sent. 20 fAP SoDho.

more Earl Campbell scored three touchdowns and rushed for 198 yards to lead Texas to a 28-10 victory over Washington today. Campbell, a 225-pound fullback, scored on runs of 61, 2 and 1 yards. Georgia Rolls. 28-6 Athens, Sept. 20 (UPI) Dicky Clark raced 71 yards with a pass interception late the third period today to break, open a tight defensive duel and spark Georgia to a runaway 28-6 victory over NCAA-censured Mississippi State.

Varna Breezes, 56-0; 01. State Stuns Florida fumbling receivers. Mark Weaver was the dramatic exception, tak ing sterrett passes into the end zone for 74 and eb-yard scoring plays. Was Army that omnipotent? Probably. If its backs weren't so slow, the score might have been far more outrageous.

Take Tony Pyne's bulldozing early in the first quarter. He; broke two tackles at the line of scrimmage (Army's 44) and was totally in the clear, but running like a heavy tank with broken treads. Spotting the Cadet 15 yards, Lehigh's safety, Pete Fen ton. ran him down to drop him on the Of course Army scored anyway as, three 20 (AP) Gus White and Clemson cold tonight while moving the ball back to the Florida 35. On the next play Tony Green fumbled and Dan Meier recovered for State.

Wolf Pack quarterback Dave Buckey wasted no time cashing in. He lofted a perfect spiral into the end zone on the first play. Elijah Marshall caught it without breaking stride to make the score 7-6. State Coach Lou Holtz dis dained a tie. He had Buckey pitch the ball to Evans on an option play and the fullback lunged for the end zone and made it into the corner, despite the protest of Florida defenders.

Baylor. Auburn Tie Waco, Sept. 20 (UPI) Quarterback Charlie Parker flipped a two-yard pass to tight end Ron Lee in the third quarter tonight to lift Baylor to a tie with Auburn. Auburn jumped to an early lead on Chris Wilson's 20-yard field goals end less than four minutes later Jim Pitts blocked a Baylor punt and Kim Sellers grabbed the ball and raced 44 yards for an Auburn TD. Baylor got a field goal just before half time as Bubba Hicks drilled a 36-yard field goal.

Baylor recovered a Tiger fum- Tuscaloosa, Sept, bama defense that stopped rolled up a 56-0 victory. Alabama, getting its Wishbone nntracked after an opening loss to Missouri, romped to a 35-0 half time lead while compiling 270 yards of offense to only 52 for Clemson, and pouTed in the sub-stitues in the second half. Mark Prudhomme blocked Clemson's first punt for a safety and then quarterbacks Richard Todd and Robert Fraley directed an eight-runner attack that got 145 first-quarter yards and two touchdowns without a pass. Three more scores in the sec ond period put Clemson (0-2) away. Alabama used 59 players one less than the limit.

Evans' 2-Pt. Run Wins Raleigh, N.O, Sept. 20 (AP) A two-point- conversion run by Johnny Evans tonight gave N.C. State an 8-7 upset over Florida. The Gators led 7-0 from the first period until a series of fumbles and errors allowed the Wolf Pack to snatch the game away in the final minutes.

With four minutes left, the Gators were on the march with a first on the N.C. State 34. A reverse to Wes Chandler lost eight yards and a Gator lineman was detected clipping es exalte em College Scores East Albright 14 Lycoming 0 Alfred 14 Brockport St. 0 Allegheny 26 Case Reserve Aim. Int.

13 West Chester Army 54 Lehigh 32 Boston. Coll 27 Tempie 9 Boston St. 14 Mass Maritime 10 C.W. Post 18 Ashland 3 Clarion 17 Wilkes 7 Colgate 16 Citadel 0 Eoncord 16 West Virginia St. 6 oast Guard 26 Rensselaer Poly 22 Frank.

Marsh. 24 Hamilton 7 Indiana U. (Pa.) 10 Cortland St. 0 Ithaca 33 Albany St. (NY) 0 Juniata 9 Oenison 7 Mansfield St.

21 Oswego St. Massachusetts 10 Maine 0 Maine Maritime 19 Plymouth St. 14 Middlebury 28 Colby 20 Millersville 21 California (Pa.) Navy 55 Connecticut 7 Northeastern 21 Rhode Island New Haven 13 Curry 4 Nichols 30 Framingham St. Northeastern 21 Rhode Island 14 NY Tech 10 Kean 0 Pittsburgh St. 7 Norwich 4 Rutgers 47 Bucknell 3 Shepherd 16 Randolph-Macon 14 So.

Connecticut 21 Wesleyan 14 Springfield 16 C. Connecticut St. I St. Lawrence 23 bates 0 Syracuse 10 Iowa 7 Thiol 20 Carnegie-Melton 14 Trenton 33 Wm. Paterson 4 Upsala 20 Swarthmore 14 Villanova 14 Toledo 10 Wavnesburg 0 West Liberty 0 Westminster (Pa.) 28 Susquehanna I i Wittenberg 14 Delaware 8 Worcester Tech 31 Union (NY) I Soutk i Bowie St.

37 Frostburg St. Centre 28 Maryville 21 Elizabeth City IS Virginia St. 14 Fisk 21 Miles 0 Georgia 28 Mississippi St. 6 Georgia Tech 38 Miami (Fla.) 2) Hampton Inst. 12 Sha 8 Hampden-Sydnev 17 U.

of the South I Kansas 14 Kentucky 10 Kentucky St. 16 Towson St. 7 Livingstone 21 Federal City I Maryland 34 No. Carolina 7 Mars Hill 31 Catawba 28 Norfolk St. Fayettevilie St.

7 South Carolina 24 Duke 16 St. Paul's 21 Bridgewater (Va.) 0 i Virginia 22 VMI 21 W. Kentucky 24 Illinois St. 14 Richmond 27 Furman 21 Midwest Alma 14 Hiram 7 Bowling Green 16 So. Mississippi 14 Defiance 7 Adrian 3 DePauw 32 Ohio Wesleyan 14 Drake 31 Louisville 7 Evansville 36 Fronxlin 14 Hillsdale 37 Olivet 11 Hope 37 Concoroia (III.) 7 Ind.

St. (Ind.) 23 So. Illinois 21 Iowa St. 17 Air Force 12 Kansas St. 32 Wichita St.

0 Kent St. 17 Virginia Tech 11 i Marietta 28 Capital 14 Michigan 19 Stanford 19 Michigan St. 14 Miami (Ohio) 13 Minnesota 38 W. Michigan 0 Missouri 30 llinots 20 Mount Union 28 Wooster 7 Nebraska 45 Indiana 0 No. Michigan 17 C.

Michigan 14 Northwestern 10 No. Illinois 3 Notre Dame 17 Purdue 0 Ohio St. 17 Penn St. Ohio U. 20 Ball St.

0 I Rochester 21 Washington (Mo.) 7 St. Cloud 3 Michigan Tech 0 Wisconsin 48 South Dakota 7 Southwest Austin Coll. 40 SW Te wessee 13 McMurry 17 Panhandle 8 Oklahoma 46 Pittsbu gh 10 Oklahoma St. 20 Arkansas 13 West -Colorado 27 Wyom. nq Colorado St.

21 Brigham Young 17 Long Beach St. 32 Fullerton St. 6 No. Colorado 21 Colorado Western 10 Texas 28 Washington 10 UCLA 34 Tennessee 28 Westminster 27 (Utah) Carroll (Mont.) 7 West Virginia 28 California 10 Yankton 7 Colorado Coll. 0 VUlanova Hips Toledo Villanova, Sept.

20 (AP) Wide receiver John Mastronardo caught a 14-yard touchdown pass with 38 seconds left to give Villanova a 14-10 victory over Toledo today. Mastronardo's touchdown catch on Brian Sikorski's pass was the second score in the fourth quarter for Villanova. At 1:25 of the last quarter Wildcat quarterback Mike Frazier went around the right on a keeper to score from the one yard line. Toledo opened the scoring 30 seconds into the second period on a four-yard pass from quarter-; back Gene Swick to Jeff Hepin- till MMD, U3DOT10 Coverage begins with the premiere of NBC's exciting "GRANDSTAND" at The new Sports Phone gives you scores plus. Every day, we give you schedules and scorSs? plus other up-to-the-minute sports hews on specially recorded 60-second tapes.

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