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Sunday, Nov. 7, 1976 20 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyo. Cowboys 26 Wildcats 24 Tigers 16 Buffs 7 Fillies win crown CODY The Casper Natrona Fillies won the Class AA state volleyball championship Saturday at Cody. Deanna D'Abbracclo's Fillies whipped Cheyenne East by 15-9 and 15-6 in the championship battle for the Class AA crown. Worland topped Laramie by 16-14 and 15-5 for third place while Rawlins upended Rock Springs by 15-8, 8-11 and 15-12 for the consolation prize.

Charlene Olson led the Fillies In the first game against East with six points as Diane Duncan and Rhonda Cochran scored four each for Natrona. Laurie Tucker paced the Fillies In the second game with four points while Duncan, Cochran and Terri Schneider added three points apiece. Lisa Hovey was high scorer for East in the first game with four points and Kay Carson led the losers in the second game with five points. All-state volleyball selections were Mary Faure, Worland; Cindy Goostree, Rlverton; Jerri Schneider, Natrona; Ruby Odgen, Rawlins; Annette Johnson, East; Rhonda Cochran, Natrona; Sue Heyer, Laramie; Denise Critchlow, Rock Springs; Lindy Macauley, East; Cindy Sostrom, Worland; Kelly Fullerton, Laramie; Kathy Hill, Rawlins. Natrona downed Worland In an earlier game 15-7 and 15-10 after losing the openerby 15-7.

Laurie Tucker led the Fillies In the first game with four points while Duncan paced the Fillies in the second game with five and Jean Jensen added four. Terri Schneider had seven points for the Fillies in the third game. COLUMBIA, Mo. IUPI) Curtis Brown ran one yard for a touchdown with 12:28 to play and the Missouri defense stopped (our drives Inside its COLUMBIA. Mo.

(UPI) Tin) statistics lor the Colorado-Miauri football game: Colt Mo First downs 20 23 Rushes-yards 55-161 53-133 Passing yards 167 176 Return yards 10 46 Passes 11-26-4 11-29-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-2 4-2 Penalties-yards 6 a24-40 own 25 Saturday afternoon in leading the Tigers to a 16-7 win over 13th-ranked Cozrado and its fourth upset of a nationally ranked team this year. The Tigers, who previously stunned Southern Cal, Ohio State and Nebraska, also scored on a 13-yard pass from Steve Pisarkiewicz to Leo Lewis late in the first quarter and a 19-yard Tim Gibbons field goal with 9:57 to play In the game. Jim Kellener gave Colorado, which fell to second place in the Big Eight at 6-3 overall and 3-2 In the league, a 7-0 lead when he ran two yards for a touchdown with 6:34 left In the first quarter, but the Missouri defense and Colorado mistakes kept the Buffaloes from getting any more points. Pisarkiewicz, making his first start since the second week of the season, completed 8 of 22 passes for 118 yards before he was replaced by Pete Woods late in the third quarter. The completions gave him a career; pasing total of 3,173 and.

breaking the school record of 3,056 set by former All-America Jack Christman. Woods, called on when the Tiger offense stalled, guided Missouri 73 yards in 10 plays to the winning touchdown, set up when Colorado's Odis McKinney was called for pass interference in the end zone. Pisarklewicz's scoring pass, to Lewis came Just two plays after Colorado's Mike Spivey was called for pass interference at the Buffalo 13. And Gibbons' field goal was set up when, reserve Colorado quarterback Jeff Austin was intercepted by Missouri's Rob Fitzgerald, who returned the pass from the Coloardo45tothe30. Colorado 7644-? Ustourt 7669-M Coto-KeUeher 2 run iMangnall kick! Mo-Lewis 13 pass from Pisarkiewicz (Gibbons kick) Mo-Brown 1 run (kick failed) Mo FG Gibbons 19 the second quarter when Lunsford fired a 29-yard touchdown to Harry Holt.

Pistor added the conversion as the Wildcats moved to a 14-12 lead. Nash collected the next touchdown pass that covered 29 yards in second quarter and Pistor's made it 21-12 for the Wildcats. Wright, who rushed for 144 yards Including 121 in the first half, got Wyoming back in the game late in the second period when he scored from the six. It capped a nine-play, 82-yard drive. Akers comments "Believe me, we don't plan them this way." Those were the word from Cowboy coach Fred Akers after the wild finish left some 1,900 fans from Wyoming exhausted and limp.

It was another pat-tened thriller for the Cowboys. "I truly believe that our defense let them get down close and then said this is where we stop them," Akers said. Akers said Arizona refused to stop coming. "They just won't slow down. That Hartwig puts my heart in my throat.

He is a great receiver, most dangerous we have faced all year, "Akers i and Steinmark collared Nash at the five after the catch. Wyoming's defense accounted for two touchdowns against the Wildcats. A recovered fumble by Craig Shelby led to the Cowboys final touchdown of the game in the opening minutes of the second half. Shelby recovered a fumble at the Arizona 28-yard line and quarterback Don Clayton threw deep and Arizona was flagged for pass Interference at the Wildcat two. With ball on the two-yard line, Latrall Jones hammered over for the winning touchdown and Dan Christopulos' extra point gave the Cowboys at 26-21 lead.

Arizona only scoring In the second half came when Lee Pistor kicked a 33-yard field goal early In the fourth period. It capped 53-yard drive in seven plays. With Lunsford deadly passing accounting for 358 yards, the Wildcats threatened repeatedly but came away with only three points In the second half. A decision not go for a field goal in the waning minutes of the first half may have cost the Wildcats dearly. With the ball on the Wyoming four-yard line, Arizona went for the big six and came away pointless.

Wyoming's other defensive turnaround was on Stelnmark's Interception in the second quarter which led to a Robbie Wright touchdown. Steinmark picked off Lunsford's pass deep in Wyoming territory at the 15 and returned to the Cowboy 18-yard line. Wyoming drove 82 yards In nine plays with Wright scoring from the six-yard line and Christopulos adding the conversion. The turnover recoveries by Shelby and Steinmark ran Wyoming's defensive total to 19 times they have figured in touchdowns or field goals on opposition miscues. Wyoming took the opening klckoff on a exchange fake as Jones returned 81 yards to Arizona 16-yard line.

Four plays later Jones punched over from the one. Christopulos missed the extra point as Wyoming led 64). Lunsford guided Arizona 45 yards in two plays in the first period after Mike Smith's short punt went out of bounds at the Wyoming 45-yard line. Lunsford hit Keith Hartwig with a touchdown pass covering 44 yards. Pistor kicked the conversion to give Arizona a 7-6 lead.

Wright broke the best run of the game moments later when he bolted 56 yards weaving and. bobbing behind crisp Wyoming blocking for the touchdown. Wyoming two-point conversion pass failed as the Cowboys took a 12-7 edge. Arizona regained the lead In BY CHUCK HARKINS Sporti Editor TUCSON, Ariz. Wyoming took a giant leap toward the Fiesta Bowl by beating Arizona 16-24 Saturday night at Arizona Stadium before a homecoming crowd q( 52,809., A As usual, the Cowboys left everybody limp from another game that went down to the wire.

It was the fourth homecoming game Wyoming has been involved in this year and they emerged with a 3-1 record, winning Its homecoming over Arizona State, losing one at Colorado State but taking road homecoming victories at Brigham Young and Arizona. The win at BYU looms as the big one in the Fiesta Bowl picture since the teams are tied In the loss column at one each With Wyoming holding an edge by virtue of the Wyoming win over the Cougars. If Wyoming beats Texas El Paso next Saturday the Cowboys are in the Fiesta Bowl. The victory over Arizona was not cinched until Sammle Steinmark and Kevin McClaln tackled Charles Nash at the Wyoming five-yard line as time expired. Arizona quarterback Marc Lunsford completed a 42-yard pass to Nash on the final play of the game.

Wyoming played six men in the secondary when McClain said. Akers praised the quar terback play of Don Clayton. "He played the entire game with a sore shoulder. And College football roundup Robbie Wright is a He is the biggest little fullback in Tl FT tons ars mers topm SEATTLE (UPI) -California drove 80 yards In 15 plays with fullback Tom Newton crashing over from the one early In the fourth quarter Saturday to defeat Washington 7-0 In a Pacific-8 Conference game. A clipping penalty nullified another Bear touchdown later a 38-7 pasting of Princeton.

The 5-foot-ll halfback tallied on a one-yard run In the first quarter and then went over twice within 63 seconds midway through the third period on runs of eight and two yards. Pagliaro, a 190-pound junior from Derby, now has 15 touchdowns this season, one more than Hill scored in 1968 season. the country, "Akers said. INDIVIDUAL STAT CARD WYOMING Rushinf Wright 21-144; Jones 13-56; Davis 10-50 -Clayton 18-40. Paaml Clayton R-M 63.

Recetvmf Jones 2-63. ARIZONA Ruahiof Anderson 17-77; Lunsford 17-41; Holt Ml. Psasinf Lunsford 29-15-1 358. ReceMnf Hartwig 6-203; Nash 2-71; Hon 2-467liaine 2-33. YARDSTICK PROVO, Utah (UPI) -Gifford Nielsen's fourth touchdown pass of the game tied a Western Athletic Conference record, and the junior's 319 yards in the air Saturday led Brigham Young to a 40-27 WAC victory over Texas-El Paso.

Nielsen's four touchdowns all came in the opening half, giving him 23 for the season and tying the one-year conference record Wyo White. His fourth touchdown pass, a seven-yarder to Mike Chronister, tied the game at 27-all at the end of the first half. The BYU defense shut out UTEP In the second half, giving the Cougar offense a field goal with a fumble recovery and Intercepting a pass In the end zone to stop UTEP's only deep drive in the final two quarters. After a scoreless third quarter, BYU finally moved 15 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return yards Ark 22 50-123 356 55 15-30-1 3-1 4-30 65-286 63 11 2-8-0 2-1 8-83 Punts Kumbles-lost Penalties-yards by BYU's Gary Sheide State's Danny 'and Arizona quarterback Cliff Olander revived a lethargic New Mexico State passing game with a pair of touchdown strikes and ran for a third score Saturday to lead the Aggies to a 26-6 Missouri Valley Conference win over Wichita State. PISCATAWAY, N.J.

UPI) Rutgers' defense, ranked first nationallt in three separate: categories, limited Louisville to just 62 yards total offense and three first downs Saturday and! the unbeaten Scarlet Knights rolled to a 34-0 triumph. Ranked first in fewest total yards and rushing yards allowed, and also leading the nation in scoring defense, Rutgers' defensive unit recorded its fourth shutout of theyear. JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Mississippi State, sparked by the running of fullback Dennis Johnson and halfback Darryj McGlasker, downed Auburn 2819 Saturday in a Southeastern Conference thriller. Johnson, the Bulldogs' leading rusher with 94 helped set up two State touchy downs on runs of 51 yards and 1(L yards, giving Mississippi State; its seventh win against tw defeats.

into the lead for good on Todd Christensen's six-yard touh-down run with 11 minutes to go in the game. Christensen's td was set up by a fake field goal attempt. Holder John Van Der Wouden tossed a 17-yard pass to Tod Thompson for a first down at the Miner 13. Two plays later, Christensen went through the center of the line for the score. Dave Taylor kicked a pair of fourth-quarter field goals from 40 and 37 yards to keep BYU's chances for a tie in the WAC race alive.

The Cougars are now 4-1 in conference play. Taylor also kicked three of four extra points in the game, giving him 72 points for the season, a BYU school record for a kicker. But -his string of consecutive PAT'S ended at 27 when he missed on bis second try Saturday. Nielsen's scoring passes went to Christensen, Dave Lowry and two to a t-n BYU TJ00U49 UTEP-Holt 40 run (kick failed) BYU Christensen 23 pass from Nielsen (Taylor kick) BYU Chronister 60 pastHrom Nielsen (kick faded) Irish lose ATLANTA (UPI) David Sims scored second half touchdowns on runs of 10 and 16 yards Rams 31 Idaho 14 ATLANTA (UPI) Statistics of the Nore Dame-Georgia Tech football game: ND Tech 14 18 rirst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return sards 42-107 71 I 8-16-1 645.5 1-0 FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UPI) Hunning back Mark Davis ran for two touchdowns and his backfield mate Ron Harris both gained more than 100 yards to lead the Colorado State University Rams to a 31-14 win over the Idaho Vandals in nonconference action Saturday.

Davis gained 115 yards on 19 carries and Harris added 132 yards with 24 carries in only three quarters of play. It was the fifth straight win for the Rams as they assored themselves of their second straight winning season. CSU is 6-3 on the year while Idaho fell to 5-4. The Rams took a 21-0 halftime lead as they took advantage of two pass interfence calls on the Idaho defense 70-368 0 57 0-00-fl 0-0 3-32 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards PULLMAN, Wash. (UPI) -Quarterback Jack Thompson hit Mike Levenseller with a 12-yard touchdown pass with 1:13 remaining Saturday to give Washington State a come-frombehlnd 29-24 victory over Oregon State.

The Cougars missed their two-point conversion try but held off the Beavers for the remainder of the game. The game started off as a kicking contest. WSU specialist Chuch Diedrick scored three field goals in the second quarter, but that still left the Cougars trailing by one point at the end of the first half. EVANSTON, 111. (UPI) -Jim Perkins, who gained only 26 yards on 12 carries, scored three times on one-yard plunges and Tony Dungy threw a 16yard touchdown pass Saturday to spark Minnesota to a 38-10 triumph over Northwestern.

It was the 15th straight loss for Northwestern, extending the longest losing streak among the nation's major universities, and the defeat came before the smallest crowd in modem Northwestern grid history, 15,183. MADISON, Wis. (UPI) -Sophomore Ira Matthews scored two touchdowns, one on a 100-yard kickoff return, and Wisconsin stormed back from a 14-0 first quarter deficit to defeat Iowa 38-21 in a Big Ten football game Saturday. The victory, which came before a capacity homecoming crowd of 79,521, gave the Badgers a 2-4 conference record and 3-5 overall the same as Iowa. The sellout was Wisconsin's third this season.

The Badgers led with 6:41 left when Matthews electrified the crowd with his return, his second this season. Then, with less than two minutes left, Matthews padded Wisconsin's lead with a 15-yard scoring run. Iowa had won two straight before the loss to Wisconsin. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) -Quarterback Paul Michalko threw four touchdown passes the shortest covering 29 yards and set a Brown passing record of 319 yards Saturday to push the Bruins closer to their first Ivy League title with a 3521 in the period when defensive back Ken McAllister intercepted Duane Akina's pass and ran It in from the Husky 35.

The penalty sent the ball back to the Washington 32 and Cal ran out the clock. HOUSTON (UPI) Tommy Kramer, the leading passer in the nation, passed the Rice Owls to two of their three fourth quarter touchdowns in a 41-34 comeback win over the Southern Methodist Mustangs Saturday afternoon. Rice trailed by 14 points to start the fourth quarter, but halfback Billy Neal plunged over from two yards out to cap a 73-yard drive and bring the Owls back to within seven. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) Husky Johnny Davis ran for two touchdowns and 130 yards Saturday to spark 15th-ranked Alabama to a 28-17 Southeastern Conference victory over LSU.

Davis, a powerful 228-pound junior, scored on a )3-yard run in the third quarter and rambled 58 yards for another touchdown in the fourth period to put the game out of reach. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) Chuck Fusina sneaked for a first quarter touchdown and passed 29 yards to Jimmy Cefalo for another 23 seconds later Saturday to spark Perm State to a 41-20 triumph over North Carolina State and hand Coach Joe Paterno his 100th collegiate victory. DURHAM, N.C. UPI) The passing of quarterback Mike McGlamry and the running of tailback James McDougald Pagliaro left the game with 95 yards on 23 carries and now has 895 yards for the year, tops In the Ivy and second in the East behind Pittsburgh's Tony Dorsett.

PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Harvard turned four Pennsylvania turnovers into two touchdowns and two field goals Saturday and defeated the Quakers, 20-8, In an Ivy League contest. Quarterback Jim Kubacki had touchdown runs of one and eight yards following Perm errors and Mike Lynch kicked field goals of 20 and 26 yards as the Crimson ran their season record to 6-2 and their Ivy League standings to 4-2. Perm is now 3-5 on season and 2-4 in the league. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) Quarterback Ray Goff scored three touchdowns and passed for two others Saturday to lead eighth-ranked Georgia to a come-from-behind 41-27 victory over lOth-ranked Florida and a probable berth In the Sugar Bowl.

The Bulldogs trailed 27-13 at halftime but dominated second half play as Goff led them on four consecutive touchdown drives. MEMPHIS, TENN. (UPI) Senior wingback Stanley Morgan scored on runs of one and six yards Saturday and Tennessee took advantage of key mistakes to beat cross-state rival Memphis State 21-14 in a see-saw football battle-Morgan gained 98 yards on 22 carries and provided the only offensive punch as the Vols evened their record at Saturday to lead emotionally high Georgia Tech to a 2314 homecoming upset of 11th-ranked Notre Dame Tech's first victory over the Irish in 17 years. UTEP-Smith 1 run (Alvarei KKk) Nielsen BYU Lowry 29 pass from (Tavlor kick) 0-14 7-a Young UTEP-Johnson 77 pass from Smith (Alvarez kick) UTEP-Allcora IS pass from Smith (Alvarez kick) BYU Chronister 7 pass from Nielsen (Taylor kick) BYU Christensen run (Taylor kick) BYU FG Taylor 40 BYU FG Taylor 37 Notre Dame (14 I GeargUTech 416 6 TecV-FG Smith 31 ND Hunter 2 run (Reeve kick) ND Hunter 3 run (Reeve kick) Tech Lanier 8 run (Smith kick) Tech Sims 10 run (Kick failed) Tech Sims 16 run (Smith kick) v. v'.

and a 68-yard punt return by Harry Washington. Both times the Vandals were called for interference. They intercepted Dan Graham passes but had to return1 the ball to the Rams. Larry Hopkins was caught first at ') the Idaho 23 and six plays later Davis dove in from the one i yard line to make it 7-0. Rick Linehan was nailed for a 24-yard interference call and the Rams went on to cap a 63yard march on Davis' 16 yard run off left guard.x The Rams came Into the game as the top defensive unit in the Western Athletic Conference and allowed the Vandals 16 yards total offense in the first quarter.

Of the four Idaho poosessions, the Vandals got pass their 24 once when Paul Cox's 43-yard punt was fumbled by Washington I at the CSU 39. But the Rams pushed the Vandals back into their own end and took the ball on tho Idaho 20 after 1 Dennis Upton blocked Cox's punt. Bruins rip Ducks LOS ANGELES (UPI) -James Brown and Wendell Tyler each scored two touch- LOS ANGELES (UPI) Statistics of COLLEGE COElE the Oregon-UCLA football game: Ore UCLA First downs 8 22 Rushes-yank 31-minus2 74-441 Return yardsv 10 78 Passes 5-12-0 15-24-0 Punts Fumbles lost 5-2 0-0 Penalties-yards 3-15 7-54 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Jimmy Young moved a step-closer to a possible rematcfi with "retired" Muhammed Aff or top-ranking in a possible championship elimination! series Saturday with i masterful 12-round unanimous; decision over Ron Lyle. Young, ranked No. 3 In the; world and loser of a con troverslal decision to All last spring, put together a series at combinations from both inside and out to befuddle Lyle, rated No.

5 in the world. Young, 2104, failed tS register a knockdown against Lyle, an llth-round knockout victim to All, but landed three solid rights that rocked Lyle back on his heels in the eighth. All three officials scored the fight heavily In favor of the year-old Young, who ran up most of his points wellplaced combinations ofj left-jab 13ads throughout the bout. Lyle, 215, just abouj eliminated himself from com tention with defeat, pa ticularly since he Is 34-year old. I Rand.

-Macon 27 B'water (Va.) 13 St. Paul's 20 Hamp. Inst. 14 C. St.

47 Shore 0 Tennessee 21 Memphis St. 14 Tulsa 35 Virginia Tech 31 Virginia 21 Lehigh 20 -Villanova 23 Marshall 10 VMI 30 Citadel 14 Va. Union 20 Morgan St. 13 Wake Forest 38 Duke 17 Wsn. Kentucky 38 Middle Tenn.

7 Wsn. Carolina 38 Lenoir Rhyne 6 Wm. Mary 23 Appy St. 22 Woffford 14 Catawba 17 Brown, the senior backup halfback to sophomore Theotis Brown, unleased a spectacular 69-yard touchdown run at 12:11 of the third period to run the UCLA lead to 41-0 after he tallied on a one-yard burst at 9: 33 of thequarer. Tyler, who was used sparingly by first year UCLA Coach Terry Donahue who substituted liberally in an effort to keep he score down, got UCLA's second and third touchowns of the day by runs of one and two yards in he firs half.

UCLA 1413145-46 Oregon 6-0 UCLA Dank worth 13 run (Corral kick) UCLA-Tyler 1 run (Corral kick) UCLA Tyler 2 run (Corral kick) UCLA FG Corral 55 UCLA FG Corral 37 UCLA Brown 1 run (Corral kick) UCLA-J Brown 69 run (Corral kick) UCLA FG Corral 49 UCLA-Safety Lackaff tackled In endzone 32,158. turned Duke mistakes into touchdowns Saturday and led Wake Forest to a 38-17 rout of the Blue Devils. Duke errors led to all but one of the Wake Forest touchdowns and a lone Deacon field goal. LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) -Quarterback Derrick Ramsey rushed around left end for 16 yards and a touchdown in the third quarter Saturday to break open a scoreless game and send Kentucky to a 14-0 homecoming i and Southeastern Conference yictory over Vanderbilt.

owns and Frank Corral kicked a school record 55-yard field goal to lead third-ranked UCLA to a 46-0 victory Saturday over Oregon, boosting the Bruins Pac- record to 5-0. Corral, who broke Zenon Andrusyshyn's school field goal mark of 52-yards set in 1967 and tied in 1969, also booted 49 and 37-yarders in the undefeated Bruins' fiht shutout of the season. By United Press International East Boston St. 9 New Haven 3 Bowdoin 20 Bates 14 Brown 35 Dartmouth 21 B'water (Mass.) 21 Curry 20 Canisius 31 Brockport 7 Carnegie-Mellon 7 Thiel 7 Central Conn. 27 Am Int'l 3 Clarion 2 Shlppensburg 26 Columbia 35 Cornell (NY) 17 Colgate 24 BuckneU 13 Connecticut 40 Boston U.

11 C.W. Post 30 Edinboro 13 Delaware 63 Davidson 0 Delaware St 27 Shaw 6 E. Stroudsburg 21 Bloomsburg 6 Framlngham 19 Western Conn. 3 G'town (Ky.) 14 W. Va.

St. 6 Grove City 29 Wash, Jeff. 12 'Harvard 20 Perm 6 Hamilton 31 Worcester Poly 26 'Indiana (Pa.) 16 Calif. (Pa.) 0 Ithaca 35 Roch Tech 7 Johns Hopkins 16 Swarthmore 16 Kings Point 14 NY Tech 6 KuUtown 35 Mansfield 0 Lafayette 30 Gettysburg Mass. 21 Hoty Cross 14 Maine M'time 14 Mass M'tlme i Maine 21 eastern 20 i Middlebury 50 Union (NY) 6 Navy 27 Syracuse 18 New Hampshire 31 Rhode Is.

6 'Nichols 34 Plymouth St 6 Norwich 49 Delaware Valley 0 'Oswego 42 Niagara 20 'Pem St. 41 No. Carolina St. 20 Pittsburgh 37 Army 7 i Rochester U. 14 Alfred 18 Rutgers 34 Louisville 0 Shepherd 17 Salem 13 26 NY Maritime 0 'Slippery Rock 10 Lock Haven 7 St.

Lawrence RPI 0 'Trinity 24 Amherst 17 'Tufts 12 Colby 7 'W'mlnster (Pa.) 10 Allegheny 7 West Chester 33 Cheyney 14 W. Vs. Wesleyan 26 Geneva 7 W. Va Tech 37 Frostburg 6 Liberty 19 Fairmont 13 34 Wesleyan 7 Wilkes 14 Juniata 10 WkJener 21 Muhlenberg 6 Yale 39 Princeton 7 USC 48 Cards 24 Bucks 48 Mini 10 victory over Dartmouth. The victory was Brown's first over Dartmouth in 21 years and gave the Bruins a 5-1 league record with one game remaining against Columbia.

NEW YORK (UPI) -Halfback Paul McCormick raced 49 yards for the tie-breaking touchdown in the second period Saturday and Columbia went on to defeat Cornell 35-17 for its second Ivy League victory of the season. McCormick, a junior who entered the game after starter Bruce Stephens sprained his ankle In the first period, gained 130 yards in 15 carries. Kevin Burns passed 25 and 16 yards to flanker Dave McAvoy for two Columbia scores and ran over a third TD from the beating the Tigers for the fifth time in five games. BLACKSBURG, Va. (UPI) -Rickey Wattsscored three times and 16th-ranked Tulsa took advantage of Virginia Tech errors Saturday to grab a 35-31 win, spoiling a sparking rushing day by Tech's Roscoe Coles.

The Golden defense preserved the win with less than a minute to play by recovering an errant George Heath pitchout on their own seven-yard line, then ran out the clock. LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) -Iowa State quarterback Wayne Stanley and Buddy Hardeman overpowered Kansas 31-17 Saturday, combining for two touchdowns, 138 yards passing and 123 yards rushing. ISU noseguard Maynard Stensrud intercepted quarterback Scott McMichaei's pass with 1:58 in the fourth and galloped 12 yards for the Cyclones' final touchdown. Kicker Scott Coleman made it 31-10.

NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) -Sophomore quarterback Thomas Lott rushed for 195 yards and three touchdowns Saturday, leading twice-beaten Oklahoma to a 49-20 Big Eight Conference football victory over Kansas State. The Sooners also drew a three-touchdown performance from senior halfback Horace Ivory, who scored on runs of eight, four and one yards. STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) -Senior quarterback Vince Evans doubled his season touchdown total with four STANFORD, Calif.

(UPI) Statistics of the So. California-Stanford football COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Seventh-ranked Ohio State, ignited by an 81-yard interception return by linebacker Midwest Anderson 41 Eariham 0 Ashland 20 Evansville 6 Baldwin-Wallace 56 Denison 7 Ball St. 24 Ind. St. (Ind.) Bethany (W.

Va.) 27 Hiram 21 Bethany (Kan.) 6 S'wstrn (Kan.) 3 Butler 35 Wabash 12 Buena Vista 42 Simpson 21 Central 63 Upper Iowa 0 Cent. Mo. 34 NE Missouri 20 Coe 23 Cornell (Iowa) 21 Defiance 10 Wilmington 6 Esn. Mich. 30 Cent.

Mich. 27 Eureka 36 Iowa Wesleyan 14 Findlay 26 Taylor 14 Franklin 27 Indiana Central 9 Hanover 17 Manchester 0 Iowa St. 31 Kansas 17 John Carroll 30 G'town (DC) Kalamazoo 14 Adrian 10 Kenyon 17 Case Western 7 Marietta 35 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Michigan St. 23 Indiana 0 Miami (Ohio) 31 Wsn. Mich.

0 Minnesota 36 Northwestern 10 Missouri 16 Colorado 7 Mo Valley 38 Graceland 14 Muskingum 14 Capital 10 Nebraska 14 Oklahoma St. 10 NW Missouri 42 Lincoln (Mo.) 2 Ohio St. 42 Ilinols 10 Ohio U. 31 Bowling Green 26 Ohio Northern 9 Wooster 6 Purdue 16 Michigan 14 SE Missouri 30 SW Missouri 17 So. Illinois 17 Illinois St.

3 St. Joseph's (Ind.) 24 DePauw I Temple 31 Drake 7 Wartburg 3 Luther 6 Wittenberg 52 Heidelberg 0 Wisconsin 36 Iowa 21 Y'town St. 36 Esn. Illinois 14 Southwest Arkansas 7 Baylor 7 Chadron 23 Okla. Panhandle 8 Houston 30 Texas 0 New Mexico St.

26 Wichita St. 6 Oklahoma 49 Kansas SL 20 Rice 41 SMU 34 South 24 Harding 0 SW Texas 27 Howard Payne 25 Texas Tech 14 TCU 10 West Brigham Young 40 Texas-El Paso 27 California 7 Washington 8 Colorado St 31 Idaho 14 Montana St. 33 No. Arizona 6 Montana 21 Idaho St 17 Rocky Mtn. 28 E.

Montana 22 UCLA 46 Oregon 6 Weber St 52 So. Dakota 19 game: The victory gave Southern Cal a perfect 5-0 record in the Pacific-8 Conference and kept the Trojans in a tie for first with crosstown rival UCLA. It also was USC's seventh straight victors after a season opening loss to Missouri. Stanford, meanwhile, suffered its second conference loss In five games and dropped out of the Rose Bowl race, which now is left to Southern Cal and the Bruins. First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Stan 21 35-147 218 12 22-39-4 1-1 3-25 USC 16 48-276 185 76 9-21-1 2-1 14-118 virtually untouched for the Buckeye's first score of th3 game.

The interception came ai the fighting Illlni had driver from their own 20 to the OhifJ State24. Jonnson's four touchdowns give, him 53 for his career making him only the fifth; player In NCAA history to surpass the 50 mark. He went over from the one early In the; first quarter and got his second of the game on a two-yart( smash with 4 28 left in the half. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -S a I I of the Illinois-Ohio State fooball game: a osu First downs 18 23 Rushes-yards 40-81 64-271 Passing yards 246 101 Return yards 2 136 Passes 14-33-5 7-11)81 Punts 536.6 2-390 Penalties 6-37 2-20 Fumbles lost 2-1 32 Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 14 297 748 I 6714-14 from Evans pass So California Stanford USC-Dlggs 56 (Walker kick) USC-Diggs 21 (Walker kick) pass from Evans IS 6)7-10 71414 7-41 Illinois Ohio SUM Stan-FG Michel 26 USC-White 2 run (Walker kick) 81 pass Interception OSU-hompson scoring strikes Saturday and. freshman tailback Charles White added two more scores in leading fourth-ranked uthern California to a 48-24 route of Stanford.

Evans, whose completion average was barely over 30 per cent a year ago, threw all four of his TD passes in the first half when the Trojans rolled to a 33 lead before turning the game over to their bench. 'Alabama 28 LSU 17 'Alcorn 42 Miss. Valley St. 7 Centra 20 Rose-Huiman 14 1 E. Carolina 20 Richmond 10 Eastern Ky.

28 Tenn. Tech 14 Emory 4 Henry 24 Bluefield 22 Fayettevilie 13 Bowie St. 6 Florida AM 53 Ala. A4M 14 Ft Valley 14 Savannah St. 6 Ga.

Tech 23 Notre Dame 14 Georgia 41 Florida 27 Guilford 16 Winston-Salem 14 Kentucky 14 Vanderbut 0 Livingstone 10 Kentucky St. 3 Lycoming 26 W. Maryland 13 Maryland 21 Cincinnati 6 Madison 36 Salisbury St. 36 Mas. SL 28 Auburn 19 Murray St.

23 Austin Peay 13 North Carolina 27 Clemson 13 Norfolk St 17 Virginia St 7 Evans uac Mmmrin 9 pass from kick) i (Siaoanv one. Oddly, Burns. was only on his day's passing. Fullback Jerry Fitzpatrick gained 104 yards in 16 carries for the Lions. NEW HAVEN, Conn.

(UPI) Halfback John Pagliaro scored three touchdowns Saturday to break Calvin Hill's single season school scoring record and help Yale remain tied for the Ivy League title with Ed Thompson and Pete Johnson's four touchdowns, rolled to a 4210 victory over Illinois, giving the Buckeyes sole possession of first place in the Big Ten. Thompson, a 6-1, 221-pound senior picked off a Kurt Steger pass on the Buckeye 19 and lumbered down the sideline (winner kick; USC-Diggs 23 pass from Evans (kick failed) USC-White 3 run (Walker kick) Stan -Benjamin 2 run (Michel kick) USC Robinson 10 pass from Hertel (Walker kick) Stan-Cordova 2 run (Michel kick) Stan Finley 1 run (Michel kick) Lou jonnson I run ouauany aicmj OSU-Johnson 2 run (Skiadany kick) -111-Beaver 31 FG OSU-Johnson 4 run (Skiadany kick) 1 OSU-Johnson I run (Skiadany kick) OSU Ads ins 19 pass interception 1 Skiadany kick) Ill-Friel 17 pass from McCray (Beaver kick).