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mm I 8S BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 16. 1980 SWC Conf. W-L-T 7-0-0 4-2-0 4-2-0 4-3-0 3-3-0 3-4-0 2-4-0 1-5-0 1-6-0 Bailor, 16-6 I FAR WEST SOUTHWEST All W-L-T 9-1-0 7-2-0 5-4-0 7-3-0 5-4-0 4- 6-0 5- 4-0 2-7-0 1-9-0 aytor Rice Bar-Aterovntoe 1 SicrfC Sans a Bav-FG 43 Re Sans 34 BV-FG GeSSSe By-T-G Bedua 33 A-JfcJUO III J-U lllt-i tBieosoe ko) o. Baylor Texas Houston SMU TexJech Rice Arkansas Tex. TCU 5 uskies tjy Bar II 17 67-374 43-151 ITVS3 24 4-U-6 U-B-l S-400 4-J5J Firsl downs Passffg yards Return yards Passe Paw f-umom-bst fenanet-yariis 1 't i if 4-20 stun USC PAC-10 CONFERENCE Conf.

All Oklahoma, 17-7 Misuari I Ottatwna 010 0 1-17 Oo-ftnymrt 5 rg (Keefrig tuck) aomvm run tfceong imou pas tram Brader I Vert kick) A-74JU2 First downs W-L-T 8-2-0 7-1-1 6- 2-2 7- 2-0 6-4-0 5-4-0 4-6-0 4-5-0 2-8-0 W-L-T 5-1-0 4-1-1 4-2-1 3-2-0 3-3-0 3-3-0 3-3-0 2-3-0 2-5-0 Wash USC Oregon UCLA Stanford Ariz St Wash. St. Arizona Rmhes-yards 34-105 40-3 4f- Calif. rassng yarn 19 Return yards 37 Passes I9-7J-4 jsi 9-430 4-565 FtHnMev4est Penalties yards 4-j: 43 Texas, 51-26 Texas 13 3 It-Si TCU I 7 13 6-24 Tek-vVafcer 1 run (Goodson tuck, Tex -utile run I Goodson kick) TCU-wasnngtai 29 pus from Stamp iporter kick! Ten-Koenrtng pass from Ljrne (Goodson kick) Tn-ume UJ run (past faied) Tei-FG Goodson 49 TCU-Stewart pass from Stamp (Porter kick TCU-wasningtoa 25 pass from Stamp (pass tateaj Tex-Lirae I run (Goodson kick) Ten-Luck 3 run (Goodson kick) Tek-Shankle 11 intercepts return (Goodson kick) TCU-Stewart 3i pass from Stamp (pass Va i Ten TCU 17 14 64-364 a-tnrusC 2)5 261 taaedl First downs Pushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Furnbletiost Penalties-yards Oregon St 0-6-0 0-9-0 Ineligible for conference title and postseason play. WAC Conf.

All W-L-T W-L-T BYU 5-1-0 9-1-0 Colo St 5-1-1 6-4-1 Utah 3-1-1 5-3-1 New Mex. 3-3-0 4-6-0 Wyoming 3-4-0 5-5-0 x-Hawaii 2-3-0 6-3-0 St. 1-4-0 1-8-0 x-UTEP 1-4-0 1-9-0 "Air Force 1-5-0 2-7-1 x-not including late game Game against UNLV counts in conference standings. 'Games against and BC count in conference standings. UCLA, 23-14 UCLA 3 7 7 23 Ariione State 0 0 7 7 14 UCLA FG Johnson 30 UCLA Rightman 15 pass from Schroeder (Johnson kick) UCLA Curran 43 pass from Schroeder (Johnson kick) ASU Riggs 11 run (Leans kick) UCLA Iwtson 13 run (run failed) ASU Washington 3 pass from Pa-gel (Lewis kick) 45 St 14-22-0 14-Jf-! 3-233 HV-414 5-J 3-1 t-l Texas Tech, 14-0 SMU 0 0 0 0-0 Teas Ted) IHI e-M TT-Harr 11 pass from Penes IGmt kick I TT-Wek I run (Greve kick) .1 i.

m) a Tech 16 4-144 143 4 11-20-0 741.4 1-0 SMU 4-2r minus4 4-13-0 741.1 5-2 3-45 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards BCs Shelby Gamble is stopped after an 8-yard gain by Syracuse defender Greg Bingham (57) and unidentified teammate. GLOBE PHOTO BY FRANK O'BRIEN W-62 Arkansas, 27-24 Texas 0 014 1-24 Arkansas 717 0 3-17 UCLA 29 67-259 221 ASU 21 43-208 162 stifle Syra A 65,640 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards 38 7 cuse Ark-iooert 2 run (Or dor! kick) Ark-Haynes 1 run (Ordonez kick) Ark-Toioert 1 run (Ordonz kick) Ark-FG Ordonez 42 17 run (Smith kick) 1 run (Smith kick) punt blocked out of zone 11-27-0 19-34-1 4- 36 7-41 5-3 2-1 5- 30 3-25 Sanders 2 pass from Bet) (Beat run; Ark-FG Ordonez 27 Ark From Wire Services Ray Horton's 73-yard punt return and Tom Flick's 10-yard scoring pass to Paul Skansi broke a 3-3 tie in the third quarter and propelled Washington to a 20-10 victory over second-ranked Southern Cal in Los Angeles yesterday and vaulted the Hus- kies into the Rose Bowl. The unranked Huskies, 11-point underdogs, clinched the Pacific-lO Conference title with a 5-1 league mark. Washington is 8s2 overall. The loss ended a 28-game undefeated streak for the Trojans, who dropped to 7-1-1 overall.

Southern Cal is 4-1-1 in Pac-10 play, but is one of five conference teams ineligible for the conference crown because of a one-year sanction for academic irregularities. The opportunistic Washington defense forced eight turnovers. Washington's victory overshadowed a fine performance by Southern Cal tailback Marcus Allen, who rushed for 216 yards on 30 carries and also completed a 36-yard scoring pass to Jeff Simmons for the Trojans' only touchdown. BAYLOR 16, RICE 6 Walter Abercrombie scored on the second play of the game and Robert Bledsoe kicked field goals of 43, 24 and 33 yards as 12th-ranked Baylor defeated Rice, 16-6, in Houston, clinching the Southwest Conference title and a berth in the Cotton Bowl. Baylor clinched its second title in seven years with a 7-0 SWC record and moved within one game of the first unbeaten SWC season in the school's history.

The Bears are 9-1 for the season. Abercrombie, the SWC's leading ground-gainer, shocked the Owls on the first play of the game when he broke 79 yards to the Rice 1 ans scored on the next play. OKLAHOMA 17, MISSOURI 7 Freshman halfback Buster Rhymes scored on runs of 5 and 55 yards in his starting debut as 10th-ranked Oklahoma finally corraled Missouri quarterback Phil Bradley with a swarming defense to take a crucial 17-7 Big 8 victory in Norman, Okla. The win upped Oklahoma's overall record to 7-2 and its Big 8 record to 5-0 and set up a battle for the conference championship and an Orange Bowl berth next week when the Sooners travel to Nebraska. Missouri (7-3) accepted a Liberty Bowl berth against Purdue.

BRIGHAM YOUNG 45, COLORADO ST. 14 Record-setting quarterback Jim McMahon shredded Colorado State's defense for 441 yards and five touchdowns as 13th-ranRed Brlgham Young demolished CSU, 45-14, and all but smashed the Rams' hopes for the Western Athletic Conference title. McMahon. the nation's total offense and passing leader, set NCAA season passing and total offense marks and completed 23 of 33 passes in less than three quarters. He also threw his 39th TD pass of the year, tying the NCAA mark set by San Diego State's Dennis Shaw in 1969.

UCLA 23, ARIZONA STATE 14 Sophomore quarterback Jay Schroeder came off the bench to throw two touchdown passes and lead 17th-ranked UCLA to a 23-14 victory over Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz. Spelling sophomore starter Tom Ramsey after the second offensive series, Schroeder lofted one scoring pass seconds before halftime and another early in the third quarter to seal the Bruin win. TEXAS TECH 14, SMU 0 Quarterback Ron Reeves set one school passing mark and tied another as Texas Tech stunned No. '18 Southern Methodist. 14-0, in Lubbock.

Texas. Despite the loss, SMU accepted a berth in the Holiday Bowl at San Diego Dec. 19 against the Western Athletic Conference champion. TEXAS 51, TCU 26 Texas quarterback Donnie Little, who lost his starting job a week ago, ran for three touchdowns and passed for another score to send Texas into the Bluebpnnet Bowl against North Carolina with a 51-26 victory over Texas Christian in Fort Worth. ARKANSAS 27.

TEXAS 24 Ish Ordonez kicked a 27-yard field goal with eight seconds remaining to give Arkansas a 27-24 victory over Texas and wipe out a brilliant Aggie rally in a Southwest Conference game in Fay-etteville. Ark. KANSAS 42, COLORADO 3 Freshman quarterback Frank Seurer threw three touchdown passes, two to David Verser, and freshman tailback Kerwin Bell ran for 150 yards to lead Kansas to a 42-3 victory over Colorado in Boulder, Colo. 1 66-297 101 15 O-B-0 A4M 14 36-144 107 6 10-24-0 10-305 3-2 2-13 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumcles-tost Penalties-yards 4 2-33 BYU, 45-14 Colored St. 11 00-14 Brigham Vewig W14170-4S BYU-Plater 23 pass from McMahon (Gunther kick) CSU-FG Poole 25 BYU-Jones 71 pass from McMahon (Guiltier kick) CSU-Lewis 5 run (Lewis run) BYU Brown 24 pass from McMahon -(Gunther kick) CSU-FG Poole BYU Brown 20 pass from McMahon kick) BYU-Anae 45 interception return (Gunther kick) BYU-Brega 47 pass from McMahon (Gunther kick) BYU FG Gunther 22 Air Force, 25-7 Wvomina 0 0 Air Farce Oil 7 4-25 AFA-FG Pavfcti 43 AFA-FG Pavtch 33 AFA-Bark 11 pass from Schafer (pass raaeoi WyoOavis 1 run ITofjm kick) A-4M15 AFA-Adams 3 pass fm Schafer CSU 23 32-94 290 BYU 21 33-111 542 (Pavfch kick) AFA-FG Pavkch 23 AFA-FG Pavtch 40 53 A-15493 OS First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Fumbies-lost Punts Penalties-yards L-r.

AFA Wyo 16 21 25-55-5 32-46-1 0-0 5-3 7-39 4 7-77 9-93 41- 152 152 56-319 102 39 -15-0 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards Arizona, 63-35 151 11-25-4 4-513 2-1 10-W 1 Pacific Arizona 14 014 7-JS M20 714-43 -107 Par. -Camp 4 pass from Mier (counrj 8 pass from TunrtcStfe kick) Ariz-Undsey (Weber kick) Kansas, 42-3 Rogers Pec-Parcels 15 pass from (Council kick) Kansas 7 7 721-42 Colorado 0 10 0-3 Kan-eel 1 run (Kalmeyer kick) Kan-Verser 35 pass from Seurer (Kalmeyer kick) GfrFG Field 35 It's Chlefaek's first Eagle team to go above .500 By Bob Monahan half. Defensive tackle Ed Broderick recovered an Or- EAST INDIES Globe Staff ange fumble on the visitors' 18, and six plays later, Conl. All Boston College parlayed a super defense and the Gamble scored off left tackle from the 4. Coopers W-L-T W-L-T running of Shelby Gamble into a 27-16 victory over kick made it 13-13.

Pitt 5-0-0 9-1-0 Syracuse yesterday before 22,000 cold but very con- The rea Penn St 3-0-0 9-1-0 tented fans at Alumni Stadium. They got a terrific boost from the 'D' late in the -3-0 The victory was especially meaningful for the md jt made a stand Rutgers 2-2-0 6-4-0 Eagles, who are now d-4, because it marked the first time in coach Ed Chlebeks three years here that a Vilianova 1-1-0 5-5-0 BC unit has gone over the .500 mark. BC Alston returned a punt 22 yards to BC 2-3-0 5-4-0 There were doubts about BC's ability to defend the LaSle 31- and after fme mis b' and l''n tf against Syracuse's running game '-'even though Kevin Benjamin Loughery tossed a 31 -yard pass to Army 0-3-0 3-6-1 the Orangemen played without superb back Joe Nzolek th Syracuse 7, from where Gamble Temp.e 0-5-0 4-6-0 Morris, who broke a collarbone last week. Two of scored. Nizolek is a wide receiver who normally is East Jes standings the Eagles' starting defensive tackles.

Joe Nash and used as a messenger. 1 knew I could beat the appear every Wednesday. Junior Poles, were sidelined with pneumonia. How- defender, and the pass was thrown perfectly, he ever, though the defense was a bit shaky in the first said. Nizolek did leap a few feet for it, though, a h-iif it rcio trrifir in thn cwnnri sensational catch which set the stage to put the Ea- at Aiumni stadium nan, was lernnc in me second.

i-f rti Syracuse 4-6) 01303-16 Gamble, who has hot and cold games, was tor- aneaa Ior gooa- Boston college 5-4 0 7 27 rid. He carried 32 times for 155 yards and scored BCs defense was so tough that the best ec cSHSaro1 FG BC's three touchdowns. The rest of the potnts came Syracuse could do in the last quarter was to settle J. Mre 4 Ande" on field goals of 49 and 23 yards by John Cooper in fora 40-yard Anderson field goal 5 Anowson fg the first quarter and three Cooper extra points. Late in the game, Syracuse liad a fourth-and-1 bc-sgLwb a run icoope, The BC defense set up Cooper's first three- situation and went for the first down.

BC held on "fL Anderson 4 fg pointer. Russ Joyner recovered a Syracuse fumble the Syracuse 27. Benjamin cut loose for a 1 7-yarder, 1 US! on the visitors 33. and four plays later. Cooper and three plays later Gamble scored on a sp to STUSot clicked at 3:36.

therightaftertakinganeatpitchfromLoughery.lt cirstdowrs BS Syracuse answered with a 7 -yard drive which was BCs game for sure 0 "28? is? was halted by BC on its 13. The Orange's Gary An- Passingyards 95 167 derson attempted a field goal, but it wis wide to the Gamble said. I think that was the first time I i ht 0 scored three times in a game. I had more yardage punis 2-335 3.34.6 8 0 against Villanova last year, but this was more im- 1 .1 BC took over and drove to the Syracuse 6. Key rtant becauge (4.5) is one of the stronger Penal'lUAL lEARs plays were a 30-yard pass from John Loughery to teamg the Eagt Yds av3 lg Leo Smith and 16-.

5- and 8-yard runs by Gamble. wjsh Morrjs coud haye payed He-S a good GBeBC) 33 155 47 is Syracuse forced another field-goal situation, and back. Jim Budness (BC linebacker) also was looking SSc-zJS -2? Cooper hit on a 23-yarder. to face hjm We won a bjg game and we al, tcel 'S) 34 Syracuse dominated the second quarter and gQod 0 130 It built up a 13-6 lead. The Orangemen put together a 5 STI) 1 2I 43 I7 neat 89-yard drive which was capped by Glenn Chlebek said, "We played solid two-way ball.

ng Moore's scoring run from the 4 on a sweep. Ander- and I think there were two big turning points: The Com; son's kick made it 7-6. first one was when we stopped them from scoring walner7s) e. 15 35 1 2 Syracuse moved the ball the remainder of the from our 7-yard line in the third quarter. That was Receivm9 period, but had to settle for two field goals by Ander- great.

The other turning point was that Loughery- shm bq 3 64 0 son, 42- and 37-yarders. Syracuse led. 13-6. at inter- to-Nizolek pass which gave us a first down on their 0 mission and appeared to be in good shape. It had 7.

That set up the go-ahead touchdown. Sa'usi 2 36 0 outgained BC, 279 yards to 155. "I'm really proud of all our kids. They played Manoeviiie (si ZIIZZi 2s 0 But BC's defense was excellent in the second tough against a tough team. I'm glad for them." Jibas) 1 28 0 Ariz-Hersey 3 run (Weber kick) Ariz-Barnetf 3 pass from TunadrHe (Weber kick) 1 run (Weber kick) Ariz-Hersey I run (Weber kick) Ariz-Otver 20 run (Weber kick) Pac-Miter 1 run (Council kick) Ariz-Miner 1 run (Council kick) Ariz-Hersey 21 run (Weber kick) Ariz-Greene 11 punt return (Weber kick) Ariz-Oliver 1 run (Weber kick) Pac-Camp 4 pass from Miller (Councl pass from Seurer Kan-Verser 72 (Kalmeyer kick) KerhKennaw 4 (Kalmeyer kick) pass from Seurer Kan-Butts 26 run (Kalmeyer kick) Kan-Mack 90 run (Kalmeyer kick) kick I CU 23 57-171 145 KU 21 50-425 161 28 5-14-1 3-1 1-49 Rrst downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumblesst Penafties-yards 11-28-0 UOP 27 34-86 396 1 29-49-3 1-390 4-2 6-50 UA 27 56-306 139 152 11-21-2 3-2 4-11 Firstdowtis Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penafties-yards 7-45.

5-3 2-23 Oregon, 40-21 Orasen I 131 Oregon St. 7 07 7-21 Ore-Oobum 59 run (Jotymour kick) OSU-Homes 1 run (Mangold kick) Ore Robertson 1 run (kick failed) Washington, 20-10 Washington 3 0 14 3-20 Southern Cal 0 3 7 0 10 Wash FG Nelson 47 USC FG Hipp 35 Wash Horton 73 punt return (Nelson kick) Wash Skansi 10 pass from Flick (Nelson kick) USC Simmons 36 pass from Allen (Hipp kick) Wash FG Nelson 34 A 55.515 Ore-Brown 21 pass from Lusk (pass tawaj Ore Jones 2 run (Jolymour kick) OSU-Robinson I run (Mangold kick) ure Brown run (joiytnour kou OSU-Simmons M) pass from Sngler Mangao kick) Ore-Robertson 1 run (Jolymour kick) Wash. A tlfiUO USC 21 16 41-97 54-270 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards 134 Ore It 41-355 75 139 6151 3-353 1-1 5-35 osu 20 50-145 260 47 22-39-2 6-2 e-0 First downs Pushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards 115 136 15-30-0 6-44 2-2 4-38 29 8-20-4 5-45 6-4 5-52 Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards Pitt, Penn State cruise Villanova pounds Penn State, 50-7 Pann Stan 11 1711 Tempi 4-7 Tern-Myers 1 pass from Murpny Oauser kick) PS-FG Menhardf PS-FG Menharctt 31 PS-Coles 3 run (pass fafed) PS-Hosietler I run (Menhardf kick) PVFG Merrtrdt 23 PS-Hostener 2 run (Menhardl kick) PS-Rocco 25 run (Mennardt kick) PS-6augh 62 punt return (Menhardl kick) PS-WCams 4 run (Franco kick) EAST INDIES A-4W13 Temp 11 41-112 91 5 -20-0 W-31i PS 1 S5-276 WS 61 10-11-3 4-2 First dons Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumues-lost Navy, 19-8 Mavy 7 3 J-W Georgia Tech 10 0 I I Navy-Meyers 19 run (Fehr kick) Navy-FG Fehr 27 Navy-FG Fjhr 29 Navy-FG Fehr 23 Navy-FG Fetr 23 TecrrRoojers 1 pass from Peeples (Erhridoe pass from Peepies) DAN MARINO 2 Pitt TD passes A-IIAII 1-yard touchdown run by Sherman Myers, but it was alj downhill for the Owls (4-6) after that. Hostetler replaced starting quarterback Todd Blackledge in the second quarter and rallied Penn State to its seventh straight win. NAVY 19, GEORGIA TECH 8 Navy tailback Eddie Meyers sprinted for 149 yards, including a 19-yard touchdown burst, and Steve Fehr added four short field goals to boost the Midshipmen to an easy 19-8 victory over Georgia Tech in Atlanta.

Navy later accepted a berth in the Garden State Bowl in East Rutherford. N.J. Meyers, a 5-foot-9, 205-pound junior, romped for 75 yards In the opening quarter on only 9 carries. The TD capped a 7-play. 48-yard drive after Georgia Tech quarterback Ted Peeples' fumble was recovered by Navy's Ted Dumbault.

WEST VIRGINIA 24, RUTGERS 15 Walter Easley ran for 93 yards and two touchdowns and West Virginia held off a fourth-quarter Rutgers comeback attempt to upset the Scarlet Knights. 24-15, in Piscataway, N.J. Easley's scoring runs of 7 and 3 yards and a 7-yard TD pass from Oliver Luck to Mickey Walczak gave the Mountaineers a 21-7 halftime lead. By Neil Singelais Globe Staff WORCESTER Villanova's strong defense converted three errant Holy Cross passes into touchdowns, and the Wildcats proceeded to crush the Crusaders, 45-13, yesterday, before a chilled gathering of 5135 at Fit-ton Field. It marked the fifth straight time that Villanova has whipped Holy Cross.

The game statistics tell it all. Holy Cross was guilty of eight turnovers, while Villanova had none. In the fumble department. Holy Cross turned the ball over three times, and Villanova never coughed up. Victimized by the Villanova secondary was Holy Cross quarterback Dave Boisture, who saw Wildcat defenders pick off five of his passes, including a spectacular interception by sophomore Chris Yurkow, who returned the ball 96 yards a school record for a touchdown in the third period.

That hiked Villanova's advantage to 31-7 and put the game out of sight. Villanova's first score was an indication of things to come. In his haste to dump off the ball while being tackled. Boisture had his pass intercepted by Villanova middle guard Joe Ma- koia at the Wildcat 59. Villanova then took off on a six-play 61 -yard march, highlighted by a pass from Pat O'Brien to wide receiver Willie Sydnor, good for 16 yards to the Crusaders' 45.

O'Brien then scampered 10 yards before lateraling to Greg Bedesem. who gained another 11 yards before being brought down at the 19. Three plays later, O'Brien went over on a keeper from the 7. Holy Cross finally broke into the scoring column as Boisture began to hit his targets with regularity. The 6-foot, 185-pound junior from Franklin completed five passes, three to North Attleboro's Mike Redding, for a total of 55 yards.

Mark Covington, who gained 95 yards in 19 carries, capped the sequence with a 7-yard sprint. That left the Cross trailing. 17-7. But Villanova closed out the half with halfback Shawn Passman cracking up the middle for 4 yards to pay-djt. The touchdown was set up by Syndor's spectacular leaping catch of a 42-yard O'Brien floater to the Cross 5.

The Wildcats went into the dressing room at intermission with a comfortable 24-7 lead. Yurkow's long interception return in the third period broke the backs of the Crusaders, and the rest of the scoring was academic. Villanova, 45-13 at Fitton Field Villanova (5-5) 17 7 7 14 45 Holy Cross (3-7) 0 7 0 6 13 Pat Brien 1 run (Chuck Bush-beck kick) Bushbeck 48 FG Tony Griggs 26 interception return (Bushbeck kick) HC Ma-k Covington 7 run (Matt Ml-chaud kick) Shawn Passman 4 run (Bushbeck kick) Chris Yurkow 96 interception return (Busnbeck kick) Kewin Ingram 12 run (Bushbeck kick) -a Mike Keppick 1 run (Bushbeck kick) HC Elmars Fleks 3 run (rush failed) Attendance 5135 HC First downs 23 18 Rushes-yards 141 321 Passing yards 333 104 Return yards 80 50 Passes 22-41 6-12 Punts 6-207 7-251 Fumbies-lost 6-3 1-0 Penalties-yards 2-20 6-70 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (School) Att. Yds. Avg.

LG Mark Covington (HC)19 95 5 4 25 Craig Dunn (VI 7 '77 11.0 52 Greg Bedesem (V) 7 73 10.4 37 Don Zeisel (V) 12 3.3 9 John Schioder (HC) .2 33 15.5 24 Passing Com. Att. Yds. TD IM Dave Boisture 1HCII6 32 203 0 6 Pat Bien (V) 11 6 104 0 0 Dave Murphy (HC) .6 5 74 0 0 Receiving No. Yds.

TD Brian Keliey (HC) 9 150 0 Wilke Sydner (V) 6 104 0 Mike Redd'ng (HC) 6 96 0 From Wire Services Rick Trocano and Dan Marino each threw two touchdown passes to lead eighth-ranked Pittsburgh to a 45-7 victory over Army yesterday in West Point, N.Y. After the game, the Panthers (9-1), who won their fifth straight, accepted an invitation to meet South Carolina in the Gator Bowl. Trocano, who started the game, completed 11 of 23 passes for 144 yards and was intercepted twice. Marino went 20 for 30 for 292 with four interceptions. Split end Willie Collier caught two touchdown passes, one each from Trocano and Marino, while Artrell Hawkins caught a 32-yard pass from Marino for one touchdown and ran 2 yards for another.

PENN STATE 50, TEMPLE 7 Second-string quarterback Jeff Hostetler ran or two touchdowns and directed four other scoring drives as ninth-ranked Penn State beat Temple. 50-7. in Philadelphia. Following the 1 game. Penn State accepted a bid to the Fiesta Bow! in Tempe, Dec.

26. Temple startled the Nittany Lions 1 by taking a 7-0 first-quarter lead on a Navy Tech 19 11 60-227 36-63 114 95 23 2 7-16-1 12-21-0 6-46 2 9-450 0-0 3-1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumUes-lost W. Virginia, 21-15 West Virginia 021 0 3-24 Rutgers 7 0 0 IS Rut-Gom 35 pass from McMchael (FalrK kick) WV-yvakiak 7 pass from Luck (Sinclair kick) WV-Easley 7 run (Sinclair kick) WVasley 3 run (Sindar kick) 3 pass from McMichaet (2-pt pass McMichae! to Com) Pittsburgh, 43-7 pmsbwgtT ail 7-4S Army 1)11-7 Pit-Coins 7 pass from Trocano (Trout kick) Prtf-OBartofa 1 run (Trout kick) Pitt-Coier 7 pass from Trocano (Trout kick) Pitt-Hawkins 2 run (Trout kick) Pitt-Colier 16 pass from Marino (Trout kick) Army-falser 15 run (Aucoin kick) Pitt-FG Trout 3D Pitt-Hare 32 pass- from Marino (Trout kk) A 31, ISO Pitf Army First downs 33 Rushes-yards 31-14! 4-54 Passing yards 434 114 Return yards 71 113 Passes 31-54-7 --l Punts 2-400 Fumbies-lost 10 52 Penalties-yards 1-100 3-41 WV-FG Sndar 29 A-kM W.Va. Rutgirs First downs Flushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Puma Fumbies-lost 56-J24 1S4 11 26-15-1 5-434 2-2 36-101 194 28 38-17-4 6-36 4-2.