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(I'inurr by T. F.Thonr) 5 orns tame Raiders Sctanrg by urtm, Artauna 0 WTntng SCORING: ARIZ Schtrt, one yard mn IIMof khi Schcark, tm)ard run liabirkirk CnTTTTTTf Tin tTTTTeJ TNe Ilcd lUiik-n iwflrml six turnovers, four on fumbles and two past Inlrrcrplioos Texas capitalized on every Raider mlsoue Comploto Formal Rentals to nvd of the pec4e who watched Ms blort. The Tacoma, Wash product spilled his blocking victim Into another Artwna player from the rear and the net result was the nullification of a touchdown and two penalties for a net tou on the play of 106 yards Akers refused to comment on the clipping call after the game "I'll have my say after watching the films." he said. "I didn't know who clipped until after the game I was simply try ing to find out and the referees had Initructed us before the ball game to call them over to the bench If we wanted to find out about a call. yard.

I0 more than Artnna grrrralrd, was the mosl prwdurllve effort fur the (hit tratcat "I'm aatufkd mth the way movrd the ball," he tlated. but I'm not taliftd with the way the offcnae la reacting to pmur. were Hopping ouTM-tvec. thry wmt" Akm Mid the Itikrs wtre up again very ifxd foulbali leam "They didnl do anything out there today to beat themselves That's what you grt with an experienced and talented team We hope to get Into the same posilion tn the future." On Wyoming's scoring punch. Akers said, "We're not going to win any football games scoring nothing unless we run into a club that Is averaging below zero." Akers said he would save his comments on a clipping penalty which nullified Lawrence Gaines' 80-yard run until he reviewed the films," "I want to apologize to the Wyoming fans for drawing the two penalties, but I also want everybody to know that I was trying only to find out who it was called against, I didn't step Individual slat chart AVSTIH, Tr W1) -Sofjhomore fuJibck Camptx-U lUihrd lor 150 rd And two touchdcnmi and quart rrtack Marty Akin for onr trorr and ran li yards for another Saturday night to boost No.

I Tex is to a 42-18 romp over Texas Tech In the opening Southwest Conference game for both teams. The victory was Texas coach Darrell Royal's 100 In the SVt'C tn his 19 season at Texas. Ax Ins opened the Texas scoring with a six-yard run and threw eight yards to tight end Joe Samford for another touchdown. Campbell scored on runs of 20 and 30 yards and halfback Gralyn Wyatt, who rushed for 52 yards on five carries, scored LA HAM IK -me hajvy to ln.N laid Arttuna rwacft Jim Voursg after the game "Wyoming ai ready to play, like knew thry would be Tbry are an Improved team wrU coached Young was pteawd with the team's third straight ahutout which started In the final game of the sraaion la4 year when the Wildcats blanked arch rival Ai liana State. "The defero played well," said Young, "and were pleated with our running game again," The only Injury sustained by Art zona was a pulled muscle and bruised rib cage to defensive tackle Grant Swanson." FRET) AKERS "Our players are bitterly disappointed over not winning this game," said Wyoming coach Fred Akers.

"I think that should tell you a lot about our guys." Akers said the Cowboys wouldn't suffer any letdown for the CSU game next Saturday at War Memorial Stadium. "You'll see Just as much en- thuslasm against the Rams, maybe more." He said the Cowboys were practicing and playing hard enough to win some football games. "Wasn't that a beautiful goal line stand," he praised. "That type of play will put us In a good frame of mind, it's contagious." Wyoming's total offense of 321 on a 17 rd run Fmftman halfback lial Smith also had four yard touchdown trt up by a Raymond CI shorn 'S in terceptJon return to the Tech four late tn the game. Longhorn freshman KuLk1I txlrbm added a 43 yard ftdd goal.

Tech scored three times In the fourth quarter on a one-yard run by reserve halfback Jimmy Williams, quarterback Tommy Dunlven't four-yard run and tailback Bill Taylor's 13 yard scamper with 3:48 remaining In the game. Akins ran for 114 yards on 19 carries and hit seven of 10 passes for 73 yards. Campbell picked up his ISO yards on 18 carries, his third straight game over the 100-yard mark. Wood for. Men 3 WVOMMO Downtown Cotpar M1.KK ATT fANDt tiiitttittiintiuQ MRI ENTERPRIZES in IB it ii i i ATT AOS yyo i ht NO VAK i I ii I 12 i i NO AVO 36 4 ATT YAAD6 15 lit II 13 4 1 1 An VAADS 10-3-1 1-W) 0 NO.

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The event marked the 15th anniversary of sponsorship by Ford dealers with Greiner Ford heading the competition tn Casper Penn Burris won the eight-year-old division with a 1 14 feet total In the three events of Rob Sorensen was second with 108 feet and John Miller took third with 101 feet total. Steve Van Norman led the nine-year-olds with 15918 feet followed by Charles Robertson at 154 feet and Curt Bennett at 140 feet. Rick Hoerner won the 10-year-old with a 170-feet total. Sharman Sutherland finished second at 156 and Mike Hill was third at 151. Ken Crouse counted 243' feet to capture the 11-year-old division.

Cliff Tholl took second at 21414 and Rich Millay was third at 213. Gus Holbrook racked up 290 feet to win the 12-year-old class. Allyn Griffin was second at feet and Steve Maxwell had 220' feet for third place. A total of 140 youngsters participated in the local according to Bill Eads of Greiner Ford. MRI for Everything In Trailer Needs.

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55.00 kicked a record four field goals Saturday to lead the Jayhawks to a 20-0 intersectional rout of Oregon State. Cromwell, a Junior who had shared quarterbacking with Scott McMlchael, rushed for 294 yards on 28 carries to exceed the 283 yards set by Gale Sayers lnl962. ITHACA, N.Y. (UPI) -Colgate placekicker Jerry Andrewlavage's fourth quarter field goal made the difference as the Red Raiders defeated Cornell 24-22 in the Big Red's season opener Saturday. PITTSBURGH (UPI) Fleet College scores OXFORD, Miss.

(UPI) -Sophomore tailback Micheal Sweet scored one touchdown and rushed for 147 yards Saturday to lead Mississippi to Its first win of the year, a 24-8 rout of downstate rival Southern Mississippi. BOSTON (UPI) Quarterback Jim Kubacki passed for one touchdown and scored another Saturday afternoon, leading Harvard, to a 18-7 win over Holy Cross in its season opener. Kubacki rushed for 154 yards in 21 attempts and completed eight of 15 aerials for 104 yards. He was intercepted twice. LOGANi Utah (UPI) Craig Penrose passed for 214 yards and halfback Monty Reedy scored on a pair of short runs In leading 16th ranked San Diego State to a 19-10 win over Utah State Saturday.

The nationally ranked and heavily favored Aztecs didn't play up to their billing, giving the ball away three times on fumbles. ATLANTA (UPI) David Sims, used mainly as a decoy In the first half, scored two third period touchdowns Saturday, enabling Georgia to win a down-to-the-wire, 33-28, shootout with Clemson. LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) -John Pierce, who had hit only one of jO field goal attempts this season, connected on a 45yard field goal with eight seconds left in the game Saturday to give Kentucky a 10-10 tie with Maryland In a regionally televised PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) -Quarterback Ron Beible took Princeton on a 69-yard drive for the only score of the second half to lead the Tigers to a 10-7 win over Rutgers Saturday in football's oldest rivalry.

STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) Halfback Terry Miller raced 81 yards for a first quarter score and the Cowboys poured on touchdown after touchdown Saturday to lead Oklahoma State to a 61-7 humilitation of North Texas State. Holds 7 qt. jars, NASHVILLE, Term. (UPI) -Quarterback Richard Todd threw for one touchdown and Alabama tied a Southeastern Conference record with i four field goals Saturday as the llth-ranked Tide rolled to an easy 40-7 Southeastern Conference win over Vanderbilt.

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