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23 THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Sunday, October 28, 1973 it 4 Eire ummm. lyers Lapc 1 1 I -5 Sf 0 i By JULIUS ERMIS Advocate Sports Writer 5 SCHULENBURG The St. Joseph Flyers punched across two second half touchdowns but had to rely on a stout defensive performance to edge their way past the pesty Bishop Forest Rangers 16-14 to take the lead in the Texas Catholic Inter-scholastic League District 2-AA race here Saturday night. The victory gave coach Steve Tibiletti's Flyers a one-game edge over the Rangers in the standings as they pushed their league slate to 3-0 and season ledger to 4-3. It was their 11th straight district conquest.

Meanwhile, the loss snapped a five-game win skein for the Rangers as they fell to' 2-1 in district play and 5-2 for the season. The two clubs meet again in two weeks in Victoria. The Flyer defense proved its ruggedness against the rush and in clutch situations, especially late in the fourth quarter. St. Joseph took a 16-6 lead GAME AT A GLANCE Flyers Rangers First Downs Net Yards Rushing Ni Yards Passing Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penal ized 15 114 4 1-5 140 1 el to 31 midway in the period on tailback Marvin Saski's six-yard run and his plunge for two points.

But the Rangers battled their way back and with the aid of a 15-yard penalty and an 11-yard pass interference call, they 3 St. Joseph had the ball at its own 9 following the kickoff and the Flyers proceeded on a 15-piay, 9l-yard drive, capped by Saski's six-yard 'thrust with 7:51 left in the game. Saski, who rushed for 92 yards on 15 carries slashed his way into the end zone for the deciding two points. The Flyers held Bishop Forest to 88 yards on the ground but the Rangers amassed 129 yards in the air, which kept them in the game. St.

Joseph had 184 yards on the ground. St. Joseph a a I Hilltop Forest a a SJ Holm 1 run (Saski run) -i 1-14 BF Krupala 28 pass trom Besefmy (pass tailed) SJ Saski 6 run (Saski run) BF Wagner 2 return blocked punt (Pesek run) Dump 20-6 throw to his backs. McCulley, No. 2 in the nation prior to the game, managed to complete only 12 of 18 for 103 yards during the first 55 minutes.

Arkansas led 204 at that point. Tulsa entered the game aver- 14tk-Manke TCU, 39-7 the third quarter with touchdown grabs of 23 and 52 yards. Holloway threw the first and Blast KNOXVILLE, Term. (AP)-Freshman Stanley Morgan caught eight passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns and Condredge Holloway threw three scoring tosses. Saturday as Tennessee shook off a listless first half and crushed Texas Christian 39-7 in an inters sectional football game.

With the 14th-ranked Vols leading only 10-0 after a lethargic first half, Morgan brought the crowd of 66,356 to its feet in TCU Tennessee First Downs II la Rushes-yards st-193 35-191 Passing yards .123 245 Return yards 33 140 Passes 11-24-3 12-77-1 Punts 10-43 5-49 Fumbles-lost 4-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 2-10 4-62 Tuise Arkansas First Downs ft Rushes-yards 33 23 55-241 Passing yards 1B0 100 Return yards 71 23 Passes 22-30-1 7-10-0 Punts 1-35 9-33 Fumbles-lost 3-S 2-3 Penalties-yards 5-54 H13 were at the 5t. Joseph 38. Quarterback Stanley Pesek then hit end Dennis Miksch with a 45-yard pass to the 3. The Ranger made three stabs at the tough Flyer defensive line and reached the 2. On a fourth-and-one situation, the defense, led by Saski stopped fullback David Janda at the one, killing the drive.

The Flyers took over and quarterback Paul Holm, who was slowed by a knee injury, guided them to the 18 where they were forced to punt. Holm's attempt was blocked and Bishop Forest's Dennis Wagner picked the ball up at the 2 and stepped across the goal line for the touchdown. The Rangers cut the lead to passes for 95 yards and one touchdown in the Vols' previous six games. TCU Coach Billy Tohill often put double erage on Morgan but his speed and elusiveness were too much for the Horned Frog defenders. The victory boosted Tennessee's record to 6-1.

TCU dropped to 2-4. Tennessee's other touchdowns came on a two-yard pass from Holloway to end Tommy West; an 11-yard toss from Holloway to flanker Tim Fitz-patrick; a 26-yard run by tailback Sid Witherington, and a 34-yard field goal by Ricky Townsend. Quarterback Lee Cook, subbing for Kent Marshall, engineered a 69-yard fourth quarter drive for the Horned Frogs' touchdown. Tailback Danny Scott plunged from the two for the TD and Berl Simmons kicked the extra point. The Vols and Frogs exchanged punts three times in the first period before Holloway directed a 70-yard mach in four plays for a touchdown, dumping a two-yard pass to West in the end zone after faking a line plunge.

Townsend's field goal, his sixth of the season, came after safety Eddie Brown had returned a TCU kick 18 yards to the Frogs' 22. The Texans bottled up Tennessee's rushing attack rather effectively, limiting the Vols to 192 yards on 35 carries. Most of the yardage came late in the game with the visitors obviously tired. Holloway and Valbuena collectively completed 12 of 27 passes for a total of 245 yards. Tailback Mike Luttrell was the Frogs' leading rusher, netting 57 yards on 16 carries.

His longest run was 21 yards in the first period. Texas Christian I 077 Tennessee 7 I 21 7 19 Tenn West past from Holloway (Townsend kick) Tenn FG Townsend 34 Tenn Fltchpatrlck II pail trom Hollo way (Townsend kick) Tenn Morgan 23 pats from Holloway (Townsend kick) Tenn Morgan 52 pan trom Valbuena (Holloway run) TCU Scott i run (Simmons kick) Tenn Witherington 24 run (Townsend kick) Vols Gary Valbuena fired the second. Morgan, a speedster from Easley, S.C., had caught four Rally Texas Roundup Tarleton Javelinas Saturdays Collet Football Results By The Associated Press East Albright 27, Moravian Col 15 Boston College 11, Villanova 7 Bowdoin 2t, Colby College 20 Bridgewat, Mass 1', Boston State 13 W. Post 14, Drexel Tech 15 Dartmouth 24, Harvard Fordham 24, Manhattan 20 Miami, Fla 34, Syracuse 23 New Hampshire 17, Northeastern 13 Nichols College 31, Curry College 0 Pennsylvania 24, Princeton 0 Plymouth State 34, Plattsburg St 12 Rochester Tech 43, Siena College 0 Rutgers 28, Columbia 2 Yale 20, Cornell 3 Holy Cross 17, Army 10 Pittsburgh 22, Navy 17 Rochester 24, Trinity College 7 St Lawrence 21, Hamilton col 4 Colgate 41, Bucknell 23 Connecticut 26, Massachusetts 4 Norwich Unlv 21, Bates College 0 Rhode Island 14, Boston Univ 9 West Conn St 41, New Haven Col 0 Williams Col 14, Tutts 6 Alfred 20, Cortland State 7 Amherst 41, Wesleyan 26 Cheyney State 21, Bloomsburg 14 Franklin Mar 20, Lebanon Valley 0 -Middleburye4, Rensselaer 7 Muhlenberg 51, Swerthmore 0 Perm State 62, West Virginia 14 Temple 31, Delaware West Chester 41, Kutttown 13 Widener College 54, Ursinus 0 American Unlv 21, Gallaudet Col I Clarion College 41, Calif State, Pa. 13 Edinboro State 30, Shippersburg 28 Federal City 33, Peterson St 4 Geneva College 27, Washingtn a Jet 13 Howard Univ 51, Hampton Inst 0 Lycoming Col II, Susquehanna 13 Salisbury St S3, Georgetown 13 Slippery Rock 34, Indiana Pa.

10 American Infl 24, Springfield II Delaware Val 34, Upsala College 16 Stroudsburg II. Millersvllle St 13 Grove City 13, Ken von College 0 Hiram College 17, Thlet College 12 Lafayette 23, Maine 13 Lehigh 43, Gettysburg Col 15 Mansfield St 10, Lock Haven 7 Vermont 10, Hotstra Unlv 7 -Wilkes College 25, Juniata College 15 Coast Guard 27, Worcester Tech 19 St John's NY 42, Falrleigh Dicksn I Southern Conn 34, Montclalr 20 sown Bowling Green 24, Marshall Unlv 21 Kentucky 12, Georgia 7 Livingstone Col SO, St Paul's Cot I North Carolina 21, East Carolina 27 Virginia 21, Wake Forest 10 West Va Tech 10, Georgetown Col Appalachian Si 31, Citadel I Auburn 7, Houston Unlv 0 Glenville State 49, West va State I Maryland 30, Ouke 10 Mississippi St 10, South Mississippi 10 No Carolina St 29, Clemson 4 Tennessee 39, Texas Christian 7 West Kentucky 34. Morehead State 7 William a Mary 45, Virginia Military 14 Mississippi 24, VAnderbllt 14 Gardner -Webb 30, Mars Hill 21 rfoiiuun jioiw oemune-looKmn a Johns Hopkins 33, Towson Statt 20 Murray State 21, East Kentucky 20 South Caro St 24, No Carolina Can SW Memphis 7, Centre College 4 Virginia Union 39, Petersburg St 0 West Maryland 24, Dickinson Col 4 Alcorn AIM 45, Bishop College 0 Emory Henry 17, Hampden-Sydney 14 Fisk University 22, Knoxville Cot 7 Guilford Col 34, Randolph-Macon 21 Louisiana Tech 24, SE Louisiana 7 Morgan State 14, No Carolina AIT Sewanee 31, Washingtn 4 Let 0 Shepherd Col 40, Brldgewater, 1 Alabama 77, Virginia Tech 4 Bluetletd State 30, West Va Wesley 4 Carson-Newman 21, Lenoir Rhyne Catawba Col 7, Presbyterian Cot 4 Jacksonville St 31, Delta Statt 34 Louisville 10, Cincinnati I McNeese St 21, Troy State Mississippi Col 21, Ark Montlcello 0 NE Louisiana St 14, Richmond I Tenn Martin 24. Austin Ptay fulane 23, Georgia Teen 14 Far Wait Arizona 42. Utah 21 Colorado 17, Missouri 13 Kent Slate 27, Utah Statt 1 Adams State 42, Southern Utah 14 Aiuse Pacific 21, St Mary't, cal.

20 Cleremom-Mudd 35. Pomona College 7 East Wash St 3, Portland Statt 0 Northern Arlione 77, Northrldgt State 17 Pacific Lutheran 42, Lewis a Clark 14 Pacific Unlv 44, Santa Clara 4 -Puget Sound SO, Whlttitr Col 0 -Rocky Mountain 52, Montana Tech 21 San Francisco St 47, Hayward State UCLA 41, California 21 Willamette 43, Whitman College 7 Air Force 41, Davidson Col 19 Carroll, Mont. 49, West Montana Montana Statt 35, Idaho 14 Oregon 51, Washington I Pacific Ore. 27, Idaho College It Stanford 45, Washington St 14 Western St Colo 47, Wettmmst, Utah Wyoming 41, Srigham Young 11 Texas AIM 21, Baylor 22 East Texas St 21, SW Texas Statt 14 Lamar to, Arkansas Statt 1 Texat Tech 31, South Methodist 14 Ark Pint Bluff 21, Kentucky Statt -Howard Payne Sam Houston St rj Livingston Slate 14. Henderson St Arkansat Ttch 14, Arkansas SI Col 13 Texas SS.Rict 13 Hillsdale Col It, Ashland Miami, Ohio 14.

Toledo 0 Ohio 14, West Michigan Ohio State 40, Northwestern 0 Albion 7, Adrian! Carnegie-Mellon 30, Cast Western East Michigan 43, Youngstown 1 Grand Valley 20, Manchester 9 Michigan 34, Minnesota 7 Michigan State 10, Purdue 7 Northwood Mich 17. Ferris Statt 14 Notre Dam 23, Southern Cat 14 South Dakota Augustana, S.D. 21 Wilmington Col 17, Find lay College I Wittenberg 35. Mount Union 17 Wooster 31, Heidelberg Col It Gonzales Seeks Football Game Advocate News Service GONZALES The Gonzales High School Apaches are seeking a non-district football game for Oct. 18, 1974, coach Gerald Lowery announced Saturday.

Any interested school should contact Lowery at area code 512 672-6106 at the school or at home at 672-6215. Baldwin Wallace 56, Capita) Univ 7 Illinois 50, Iowa 0 John Carrofi 27, Bethany, Kans. 16 Kansas 22, Iowa State 20 MartiCoi 23t Ohio Wesleyan 10 Nebraska 17, Oklahoma State 17 Nebraska Wesley 24, Midland 10 NW Col, lowa 45, Sioux Falls I Oklahoma 56, Kansas St Univ 14 Olivet College 23, Alma College 13 Wartburg 24, Luther College 0 Wichita State 30. West Texas State 14 Wisconsin 31, Indiana 7 Augustana. III.

13. Illinois Wesley I Ball State 34, Middle Tenn St 3 Bethel, Minn. 19, Concordia, St.P 17 Black Hills St 22, Huron College 0 Buena Vista 33, Simpson College 21 tarthage Col 41, North Central 14 Coe College 61, Befoit College 14 Concord, Moorhd 35, MacAlester 7 Dubuque 21, William Penn JO Ft Valley State 21, Central St, Ohio 17 Gustav Adolphus 24, St John's, Minn. 19 Kearney State 14, Missouri Western I Monmouth Col 23, Cornell College 7 Muskingum Col 21, Denison Univ 14 Northern lowa 17, North Dakota 14 Northland Cot 25, Mayvllie Statt 0 SE Oklahoma St 13, Cameron state 10 Wis. Lacrosse 21, Wis.

Oshkosh 17 Wis. Whitewater 13, Wis. Eau Claire 7 Bethany, Kans. 37, Kansas Wesley 3 Defiance Col 21, Anderson 13 Eastern I II moll 34, St Ind. 14 Grand Valley Manchester 9 Hanover Cot-24, Eerlham Col 0 Hastings Col Dana College 0 John Carroll 27, Bethany, W.Va.

Lake Forest Eureka College McPherson Col 17, Friends Unlv 14 Northern Colo 20, Washburn 5 NW Missouri St 7, NE Missouri St 6 St Procopius Col 9, Illinois College 0 SE Missouri 23, Lincoln Unlv 13 Southern Illinois 14, Akron 13 Tarkio College 41, Baker Unlv 0 Wabash 14, Rose Huiman 7 Emporia College 13, Ottawa Kant. 3 Evansvlllt 41, SW Missouri 14 Hope College 27, Kalamazoo Col 7 Indiana Statt 22, Western Illinois 14 Lawrence Univ 24, Carltton College 1 Menkalo State 52, Mornlngside 7 Minikin Unlv 47, Culver-Stockton 4 Missouri, Rolla 24, Cent Missouri St 14 Moorheed State 14, Michigan Tech to NE Oklahoma St 41, NW Sta Okie 0 Ripon College 41, Grtnnell Col 2 St Norbert 24, Wis. Milwaukee 7 St 01 at College 27, Knox College 19 Valparaiso 17, Indiana Central 13 Washington, Mo. 23, Colorado College 7 Wit. Stevens Pt 17, Wit.

Platttvlllt 14 Central Col lowa 24. Upper lowa 10 Dakota Wesley II, So Dakota Sprtld 7 Doant College 7, Concordia Neb. 3 Franklin Cot 31, Maryvllle ColM lowa Wesleyan 21, Prlnclpit Col II Langston 17, SW Oklahoma 0 Nebraska.Omeha 30, West Carolina 19 Northern St. S.O. 21, Dakota St Col 27 Ohm Northern 14, Bluttton 0 Peru Statt 20, Wayne St, Neb 14 St Mary, Kansas 17, Southwest, Kant.

14 Yankton 39, Westmar College SCMOOLIOY FOOTBALL San Antonio Central Catholic 7, San An- tonto Holy Cross 4 San Antonio Highlands 20, San Antonio Houston 14 Laredo Martin 20, Sap Antonio Brack enridge 4 San Antonio Mac Arthur 27, San Antonio Alamo Heights I Houston Mllby 11, Houston Yates II Houston Reagan 19, Houston Scarborough 12 Houston Worthing 3X Houston Sharp. Mown 4 Saturday's Pre Basketball attttrt NBA Buffalo 111, Cleveland 101 Chicago K2, Houston 92 New York 94, Philadelphia 90 Milwaukee 104, Phoenix 95 ABA Carolina 117, San Antonio 99 Kentucky 90, Denver 07 Utah 121, Memphis 115 Saturdays Pre Htckey Results WHA Minnesota Winnipeg 1 New England 3, Lot Angtttt 1 NHL Montreal 4, Minnesota 2 Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh i New York Islanders 3, New York angers I SI. Louis 4, Chicago 4. tit Penn State BTk A Kolls, 02-14 STATE COLLEGE, Pa.

(AP) Tailback John Cappelletti scored cn four short touchdown bursts Saturday and unbeaten Penn State's powerful defense stopped the quick-striking West Virginia Mountaineers for a 62-14 college football victory. It was fifth-ranked Penn State's seventh victory of the year. The 210-pound Cappelletti carried the ball 24 times for 130 yards, the ninth time in bis 18-game varsity career that he has totaled more than 100 yards in a game. He ran for touchdowns of 10 and two yards in the first period as Penn State built a 14-0 lead, and scored twice in the third quarter on five and two-yard bolts to put the game out of the reach of upset- minded West Virginia. Tigers Fall To Colorado BOULDER, Colo.

(AP) -Sophomore fullback Jim Kelle-her scored from four yards out with 1 21 to play Saturday, lifting Colorado to 17-13 victory, over previously unbeaten Missouri in a Big 8 football game. The Buffaloes needed just five plays to score on their win-nine drive, which overcame a furious Missouri comeback earlier in the final period. Holm plunged over from that point as Saski rammed his way into the end zone for two points and an 8-0 lead. The drive consumed 5:38 minutes. It was then the Rangers' turn as they put the ball in play at their own 28 following the ensuing kickoff.

They drove to the Flyer 28 with the aid of a 20-yard pass interference call on the eighth play of the drive. Pesek then pitched back to halfback Mark Besetzney who lofted a 28-yard pass to end Gary Krupala alone in the end zone. Pesek's attempted pass to Krupala for two points failed as the Flyers led 84. Tulsa, LITTLE ROCK (AP) Arkansas tailback Dickey Morton broke a scoreless tie with a 77-yard run and the Razorback defenders shut down the nation's top passing team in a 20-6 victory over Tulsa here Saturday night. Tackle Jon Rhiddlehoover led the Arkansas defense, which dropped Tulsa quarterback Joe McCulley six times for 53 yards in losses.

The Razorback rushers got help from the secondary, who time after time forced McCulley to Pair Tied For Sahara Golf Lead LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Veteran Lou Graham and young John Mahaffey matched two-under-par 69s Saturday and remained in a tie for the lead through three rounds of the $135,000 Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament. Mahaffey, seeking his first professional title, and Graham had identical 54 hole totals of 203, 10 under par on the 6,800 yard, par 71 Sahara-Nevada Country Club course. Hard-hitting Larry Ziegler moved into contention with a brilliant 65, six under par and just one off the course record. He was just one stroke out of the lead at 204 going into Sunday's final round in the chase for a $27,000 first prize.

John Mahattey Lou Graham 48 4449 203 72- 47-45204 45-73-44-204 45-71-71207 45-72-70-207 4S47-73-201 67-71 70-200 47-69-73209 7344 72209 71-70-40-209 704971210 49-70-71 210 71-70-49 2nJ a9-724 310 mi-40 210 70-7244210 70-71-70-211 70- 71 70 210 73- 71-47-411 71- 70-71212 70- 74-6O-212 49-70-73212 71- 47-72211 73 7344212 71-72-49212 73-7241212 70- 74-49213 71- 7171213 71- 70-72213 72- 73-40-213 73- 7070-213 71-73-70214 71-73-70214 7349-72214 71-71-72214 71-71-70-2)4 44-73 74-2)5 49 70-74 215 75-70-70-215 70- 72-73-215 71- 74-70r-315 75-7149215 73-71-71215 73- 7171-214 44-74-72214 7249 75 214 72- 73-71 214 72 72 72-214 74- 70 72214 71-72-73 214 Larry Ziegler Homer Biancas Dow Finsterwald Allen Miller Jim FerrleH Ben Kern Bruce Flelsher David Graham Jim Wieners Dave Eichelberger Bob E. Smith Bobby Greenwood John Schroeder Al Gelberger Millar Barber Hubert Green Orvllle Moody LonHinkle -Mike Hill -Charles Slttord Art Wall Arnold Palmer Hale Irwin RIckRhoadt Gardner Dickinson Deane Bemen Bobby Phillips Roy Pace Lionel I leuorl Doug Sancton Marty Bohcn Tom Wton Dick Lotz Tom Jcnklnt Paul Moran BobMenn Stmt Meinyfc George Bayer Davt Stockton BobbLunn George Knudton Curtis Slttord Cesar Semrto Leonard Thompson Bobby MitcheH John Sen let Mike Wynn Dwight Nevll Bob Payne Corpi ius Christi LPGA Lead To Whitworth CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (AP) Kathy Whitworth bolted into the second round lead of the fifth annual $27,000 Corpus Christi Civitan-Schlitz Open Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament Saturday VU4IU HfHM VI 4W47 Miss Whitworth held a one-stroke lead over Judy Rankin and Sharon Miller who tied for second with 140. Miss Miller had the second best round of the day with a five-under 68 to go with her opening round of 72. Miss Rankin had her second three-under par 70.

Kathy Whitworth 73 44-139 70 70-140 77 40-140 72 40 140 4475-143 7449143 73 72-145 72 73145 71 74-145 72 71145 74 71144 73 74-144 72 74-144 49 77144 74-71147 747, 147 75 72-147 74 73-147 71 74-147 74 74-141 77 74-141 72 74-141 71 77-141 Judy Rankin Sharon Miller Sharon Miller Beth Stone Rente Powelll Sandra Palmer Mardefl Wilklnt Shelly Hamlin Kathy Ferrer Kathy Martin JoAnn Prentlct Jane Blalock Nont Schneider Gail Denenberg Sandra Spuflch JoAnn earner Mery Bee Porter Mary Mills JoAnn Wesham Betsy Cutlen Joyce Ann Jackson Maria Attrotoget TrTT JOlOg I 16- 14 when Pesek slipped over for two points with 48 seconds left in the game. The Flyers ran out the remaining time. The Flyer defense stymied three Bishop Forest threats in the first half, halting one drive at the St. Joseph 19 when Pesek was shoved back on a fourth-and-one situation as the two teams were deadlocked at 04. In the third quarter, the Flyers shifted their offense into high gear with fullback David Heinrich leading the way.

St. Joseph took the second half kickoff and put the ball in play at its own 39. Heinrich bulled his way for 25 of his 60 yards rushing and Saski ran for another 20 as the Flyers moved to the Bishop Forest one in 11 plays. Ohio State Posts 6th Win, 60-0 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Unbeaten Ohio State, the nation's top-ranked college football team, scored nine touch- downs in 25 minutes Saturday, crushing Northwestern 604 to retain a share of the Big Ten lead. A record Ohio Stadium crowd of 87,453 saw the Buckeyes' defense set up two touchdowns and score two others to give Ohio State its sixth victory this season.

Sophomore quarterback Cornelius Greene darted 55 and two yards and tailback Archie Griffin, another sophomore, sped 18 and two yards for touchdowns as the Buckeyes exploded for 53 points in' the second and third quarters. Once the Buckeyes rolled up a 474 lead late in the third period, tempers flared between players under the Northwestern goal posts. Tim Holycross and John Smurda of Ohio State and Northwestern's Kenneth Shaw were ejected for their roles in the fight. Neal Colzie returned a pass interception 19 yards for a touchdown and had punt re- turns of 45 and 32 yards to set up other Buckeye scores. 17- 0 Win To Pioneers Advocate News Service WHARTON The Wharton County Junior College Pioneers turned two fumble recoveries into touchdowns and Raymond Zetka of Edna added a 49-yard, field goal as the Pioneers clipped the Tyler Apaches 174 here Saturday night in a Texas Junior College Football Federation contest.

The Pioneers, now 3-1 in league play and 4-3 for the year, took a 74 halftime lead when quarterback Gary Frank scored from one yard out. following a fumble recovery at the Apache 25. Zetka added the point-after. Frank added the Pioneers'' second TD with 1:26 left in.the quarter on a 10-yard scamper following a fumble recovery at the Tyler 39. Zetka was again good on the.

PAT. Zetka then booted his 49-yard field goal with 11:32 left in the contest. to move a notch closer to the state-ranked Bucs. El Campo pushed its season record to 6-1 and 3-1 in district play by edging Stroman (3-4, 1-3) 27-20 to remain a game back in the league standings. Brazoswood, ranked second in the state in Class AAAA, soundly whipped the Calhoun Sandcrabs 494 for its seventh victory of the campaign and fourth is 25-AAAA activity.

The Bucs entertain Stroman before traveling to El Campo in two weeks. Brazosport clipped Victoria's Stingarees (1-5-1, 0-4) 144 for its seventh win and fourth In district. Victoria attempts to snap a five-game losing streak when it hosts Lamar. Consolidated (5-2, 3-1), '274 winner over Bay City. Calhoun journeys to Bay City.

Stroman enters its game with Brazoswood with a four-game losing skein. District AAAA WIT Pts. Oaf. 0 IN Srerotwood Braiosport il Campo Lamar Com. Stroman Calhoun Say Cite Victoria 7 District PtS.

Opt. 4 44 1 Stents wood Brarosport Lamar Consolidated El Campo ttroman Bey City Ceinoun Victoria Last week's results: 71 Jf el 21 95 49 24 57 44 1M 24 4 Brarosport 14, Victoria It El Campo 27, Stroman 70, sVamwood 49, Calhoun Lamar 17, Bay City I. Friday's games: Lamar at Vktorie, Stroman at Breiotwnod, Calhoun at Bey City, Brarosport at El Campo. with eight minutes left in the game when quarterback Mike Perry hit Wright for the winning touchdown. Weaver scored two touchdowns and Clarence Alberts had three touchdowns for Both teams now have identical 1-6 records for the season and are 1-5 in conference.

West Texas Falls WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -Wichita State combined a strong ground and air attack for a 30-14 Missouri Valley Conference football victory over West Texas State Saturday. SFA Sparkles ALPINE, Tex. (AP) Quarterback Larry Mayer passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third to lead Stephen F. Austin to a 38-22 Lone Star Conference victory over Sul Ross Saturday night.

Trinity by 20 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) Earl Costley ran for 274 yards to set a school record and lead Trinity University to a 42-22 victory over East Central Oklahoma here Saturday. Sting JV's In 19-6 Win The Victoria High School Junior Varsity ran its season football record to 5-2 with a 19-6 decision over Brazosport at rain-drenched Patti Welder Stadium Saturday night. Coach Billy Anderson's Junior Stings took a 13-0 half time lead on a five-yard run by Kevin Mobley, a two-yard TD by Steve Novotny and Mobley's extra-point kick. Brazosport pulled to within 19-6 in the second half on a 99-yard punt return, but Novotny scored from one yard out later in the game to give Victoria its final margin.

aging 280 yards a game through the air. McCulley finished with 22 of 30 for 180 yards. Morton'stouehdown ua came in the opening minute of the second half. Morton, second on the Southwest Conference career rushing list, finished with 156 yards on 17 carries. The game was the 12th in which Morton has rushed for more than 100 yards.

Freshman fullback Alan Watson scored Arkansas' other two touchdowns on one-yard runs. His first score ended an 85-yard drive that included a short sideline pass which split receiver Jack Ettinger turned into a 53-yard gain. Tulsa's touchdown came with 22 seconds left in the game when McCulley's pass for Murphy Mitchell bounced off Mitchell's hands and was caught by Steve Largent. Both teams are now 4-3 for the season. Tulsa had a minus 23 yards rushing, the lowest ever by an Arkanas opponent.

Tulsa 4-4 Arkansas 0 1 14 e-M Ark-Morton 77 run (Bolton kick) Ark-Watson 1 run (Bolton kick) Ark-Watson 1 run (kick tailed) Tul-Largent 3 pan trom McCulley (run tailed) A-42J41 Notre Dame Upends USC In Ie Win SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -Unbeaten Notre Dame avenged six years of football frustration by Southern California with a 3-minute touchdown march in the second quarter and Eric Penick's sudden 85-yard scoring burst in the third period en route to a 23-14 victory over the Trojans Saturday. The setback virtually ended Southern California's dream of a second straight national college football title. The touchdown that put Notre Dame ahead to stay came with just 30 seconds left in the half on a fourth down sneak of less than a yard by Tom Clements. It gave the eighth-ranked Fighting Irish a 13-7 lead and nullified a one-yardVveep late in the first quarter bySojjtheni Cal's Anthony Davis, who destroyed Notre Dame last year with a six-touchdown outburst.

It was the first defeat for sixth-ranked USC after five victories and a tie this season and snapped the nation's longest unbeaten string at 23 games 21 triumphs and two ties. 'Huskers Tie With Cowboys STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) Nebraska, passing up a short field goal attempt, gambled instead on fourth down from the one-yard line in the final minutes of the fourth quarter Saturday and was stopped short by Oklahoma State, which preserved a 17-17 tie with the 10th-ranked Cornhuskers in a Big Eight football game. Linebacker Cleveland Vann, who scored in the first quarter on a 25-yard run with an Interception, led the Cowboy defensive charge which stopped Cornhusker tailback Tony Davis short of the end rone with 2'4 minutes left in the game. The tie dropped Nebraska to a 1-1-1 record in the Big Eight and 5-1-1 overall.

Bucs, Exporters Remain Knotted Nips STEPHEMVILLE, Tex. (AP) Watson Wright scored on a 44-yard pass play and Johnny Weaver kicked the extra point here Saturday to give the Tarleton State University Texans a 34-33 come-from-behind victory over Texas in a Lone Star Conference game. The victory broke a 14-game losing streak by the Texans. The Texans were trailing EdW to Lamar BEAUMONT, Tex. (AP) -Quarterback Bobby Flores hit Larry Spears with an 11-yard touchdown pass with 2:03 left in the game to give Lamar University a 10-7 Southland Conference victory over Arkansas State Saturday.

East Texas Wins SAN MARCOS, Tex. (AP) li i woig i uncu tan iui i9 jorua in 37 carries and scored two touchdowns on short bursts to lead East Texas to a 28-14 Lone Star Conference victory over Southwest Texas Saturday. Payne, 14-13 HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) -Howard Payne quarterback Rick Worley ran for one touchdown and passed for another as they retained at least a tie for first place in the Lone Star Conference by defeating Sam Houston 14-13 here Saturday. TLC Hot ABILENE, Tex.

(AP) -Texas Lutheran College blended a grueling ground attack led by fullback David Wehmeyer and a strong passing game to crush McMurry College 33-12 Saturday. Alcorn in Rout tuiutinn, miss. lArj Al- corn put its quieting touch to Bishop College here Saturday, holding the Tigers to a minus 13 yards rushing and blasting the visitors 45-0. TSU in Upset HOUSTON (AP) Texas Southern University scored three nwnnrfJinlf rniwMnuma here Saturday night to beat favored Grambling, 35-21, in college football. Freshman Stars SAN ANGELO, Tex.

(AP) -Freshman Wilberfr Montgomery raced for 165 yards and three touchdowns Saturday night to lead Abilene Christian College to a 27-0 victory over Angelo State in a Lone Star Conference football game. Shutouts Pace 'Y' Grid Play Two shutouts were recorded in YMCA Football League action Saturday. In Pee Wee League play, Gladden Pontiac blanked Kentucky Fried Chicken 40-0 and Brannan Contractors whitewashed Victoria Electric Co-op 84 while Patterson Wells Service scored a 19-12 decision over Blank Instrument in Midget League activity. While the El Campo Ricebirds remained in the thick of the District 25-AAAA race, the Brazoswood Buccaneers and Brazosport Exporters maintained their lofty positions at the top of the league standings. Coach Buzzy Kieth's Ricebirds play host to Brazosport Friday in a crucial 25-AAAA tussle as they attempt Fared! I How Nation's I 20 Top Weekend Schedule Of Sports on TV Here's how The Associated Press' Top Twenty football teams fared Saturday: 1.

Ohio Bute (M) defeated Northwestern, 104. 2. Alabama (7-0) defeated Virginia Tech, 774. 3. Oklahoma (54) defeated Kansas State, 56-14.

4. Michigan (74) defeated Minnesota, 14-7. J. Pena State (74) defeated West Virginia, 12-14. I.

USC (5-1-1) was nptet by Notre Dame, 23-14. 7. Missouri ((-1) was apset by Colorado, 17-13. I. Notre Dame (14) upset I'SC, I.

LSU (74) defeated South Carolina, 33-21. 10. Nebraska (5-1-1) was tied by Oklahoma 8tate, 17-17. II. Arizona Bute (64) played Oregon State in a late night game.

12. Houston (-l) was nptet by Auburn, 74. 13. I'CLA (6-1) defeated California, 61-21. 14.

Tennessee (6-1) defeated TCU. 21-7. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. a 11:00 a.m.

11:30 a.m. 12 noon US3Q 1:00 p.m. OOO OSS 1:30 p.m. OOO 4:30 pm. fl 10:30 p.m.

II CI 11:30 p.m. CJ SUNDAY VINCE LOMBARD! FOOTBALL-COTTON BOWL HIGHLIGHTS. TOM LANORY SHOW. BILL YEOMAN FOOTBALL. PRO FOOTBALL PRE GAME.

PRO FOOTBALL Dallas Cowtwys mtt the Eaglet at Philadelphia. PRO FOOTBALL Houston 'Oiltrs mttt tt Bears at Chicago. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1t73 PRO FOOTBALL Cincinnati Bengals mat Steelen at Pittsburgh (Joined hi progrtw). OUTDOORS. CAR RELL ROYAL FOOTBALL.

I EMORY BELLARD FOOTBALL AL CONOVER FOOTBALL. MONDAY 15. Tulane (64) defeated Georgia Tech, 23-14. 16. Miami Ohio (74) defeated Toledo, 164.

17. Kansas (5-2) defeated Iowa Bute, 22-20. 18. Texas Tech (6-1) defeated BMU, 31-14. ijKj It.

Teias (4-2) defeated Rke, 65-13. 4:30 p.m. TEXAS AandM FOOTBALL. DAVE SMITH FOOTBALL A 20. Richmond (64) was apset by Northeast Louisiana, 1:00 p.m.

S3 CO PRO FOOTBALL Kansas City Chiefs mats 14-8. y.VAWXf Bills at 11:30 p.m. 13 DARRELL ROYAL FOOTBALL.