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2 October 2. 1977 Section THE SUNDAY 2 Uctober i. IW aociion uu Wichita State Decks Tulsa, 38-26 (mm nrnnnd richt end lor run around left dived over from around right end for run around left Watts on the Tulsa 22 on the Game in Figures end for Wichita's final score. slv 'on wic-FO VIKMl yWlf Bailer If run (van vimi drui IV; lt WV file-Hoover 3. 70 nasi Irom An a yard out to give Tulsa Its secon'd touchdown.

Mike Green, a sophomore tailback, rolled In eight yards to score for Wichita State following a Tulsa fumble of a the next Tulsa touchdown. Minutes later, Keith Tillman intercepted a Wichita pass at the Shockers' nine and Watts scored from one yard out. Collins, a native of Tulsa playing for Wich- had reached 24-0. Wichita's first score followed a fumble recovery by Ted Vincent on the Tulsa 40. After running got little ground, Kent Van Vlect kicked a 41-yard Hold goal.

The Shockers covered 59 vards next with next series and the Shockers scored on a three-yard pass from Andrus to Bryan Banning. Tulsa's Don Hicks, a freshman fullback, dashed 60 yards off left for the Hurricane's first score. i tops in a game that became ragged with errors in the linal quarter. Tulsa made a comeback in the second half with quarterback Bill Blankenship taking to the air. But it was too late to overcome the Shockers' lead, which Wichita it.

Tul 41.311 BuUws-varM Payton Bailey going 19 yards to the left to score. Tommy Kettler recovered a Tulsa fumble TULSA CAP) Jim ndrus' sharp passing md Mickey Collins I led Wichita State to a 3S-26 win iver Tulsa Saturday in i Missouri Valley Con-erence game. A "0-yard looping iass from Andrus to tck Hoover and Col-ins" run were reffiWiw WTul-BUneihlo 1 run IKItX run (Cox kick! made nis su-yam dashed Ita Blankenship Buffs Crush Army, 31-0 Indiana Falls To Huskers lOWd June Struggles By Dayton AMES, Iowa (AP)'-Tailback Dexter Greet stayed in contention lo national scoring honon with a third-quarto touchdown that gav Iowa State a 17-13 vie tory over upset-mindec Davton Saturday. ISU kicker Scott Coll man opened the scoring with a 39-yard field goal late in the opening peri-Game in Figures Return Yarda od. The Cyclones scored both their touchdowns within 4U minutes shortly after half-time when sophomore quarterback Rubley hit Cal CumV mlnns on an 18-yard screen pass and Green dove one yard for his.

seventh touchdown of the season. Dayton, 3-2, had taken the lead in the second quarter following an interception when quarterback B.X Dail-cy engineered an clght-play drive capped by his one-yard sneak for the touchdown. Dalley finished with 1S2 yards passing and broke his school record by completing nine; straight. ffif ItrfrTrS.reck.r 'tsiSfj n' m.hlm.n ilrecker 37 FG iSifToW? SSSR VM. Ing record as 11th ranked Nebraska beat stubborn Indiana 31-13 Saturday.

WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) Howard Bal-laga galloped for touchdowns of 10 and 59 yards and Mark Hayncs scampered 97 with an interception, leading seventh-ranked Colorado to a 31-0 college football victory over eVrmy Saturday. Ballage, making his first start of the season after spending the first LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Tom Sorley tossed a ourth-quaricr touch-iown pass and ran for mother, his second of the day, while I.M. Hipp set a school rush- Gomtt in Figures ndlana WtWMW ,0 Flrjl Doni Jix RguwvYarda S3-3SO The Sorley to Tim Smith tally came 10 plays after the Corn-huskers took possession on the Indiana 38 when the Hoosiers failed to convert a fourth-and-one situation.

Hipp picked up a sohnol-rocord 254 yards. PuntV Game in Figures Penaltlei-Yart: FlratDovrn. 4J-3IJ RuaheyYarfli lf PaillnYaro 1i Return Yard! do's defense bent but Meanwhile, Colorado's defense bent but never broke, withstanding' a 160-yard passing attack by Lcamon Hall while sacking the Army quarterback six times and Intercepting lour passes. The Buffs took a 3-0 lead on a 25-yard field goal by Pete Dadiotis with four minutes gone in the game. Thoy broke it open after a slanting rain began to fall in the second period, driving most of the Michie Stadium crowd of 34,548 to cover by the fourth quarter.

Colorado, a three-touchdown favorite over 2-2 Army, led by only 10-0 at the half fo-lowing Ballage' 10-yard scoring run at 4:01 of the second period. "M'" v. (DMMI. klCoi-BIU run (D.ilolli 11 oau Interception (D.Oio.l. U-131 ft wuijiiis i.v.

I-back Rick Berns Kansas Slate I by gainst Hawaii last Loses by 3 iSM 4-M 4.4 il panllla-Yird three games as Colorado's second-string wingback, carried 15 times for 128 yards and caught two passes for 24 more. The Buffs boosted their record to 4-0 for the first time since 1971, the year they finished third in the.na-tlon. College Football Sooner qrb-feThom LoH Sond. fuUba'clc Kenny King up th. middle during iW guarlor action.

North Texas MANHATTAN. Kan. (AP) Bruce Threadgill's 25-y a touchdown pass to Dennis Johnson with 1:16 remaining In the frantic fourth quarter rallied ISth ranked Mississippi State to a 21-21 victory Saturday over an underdog Kansas State fara that never quit trying-Kansas State, which had broken 12-game losing streak last week, had soared 79 yards, highlighted by Dan Mannucci's 51-yard op-Game in Figures un t. Kernel r. Pint Oowni Green prlncelon 0 DH-10 kick) BRO Chepa 43 BRC Whipple I run (Chepa kick) Interception Lifts Auburn Cl.mn.., Vlrjlnia Teen year.

David Freud booted a 3G-yard field goal in the third quarter to bring the Hoosiers within striking distance, 17-13. But the Sorlcy-Smith score, along with Sor-ley's five-yard tally with 5S" seconds left in the game, iced the win. Indiana marched SO yards to take a 7-0 load on quarterback Scott Anion's one-yard plunce after taking the opening kickoff. Arnett was nailed for a safety after a Husker jiunt put IU on its three. Quarterback Randy Garcia hit tight end Ken Spaeth with a two-yard scoring pass lhat gave Nebraska the lead for good with loll in the first quarter.

Jim Pillcn recovered an Indiana fumble on the Iloosier 20 in thn second stanza and Sorley scored from the one seconds later. Freud's 20-yard field goal pulled 1U within a TD, 17-10, at the half, manna Hrhraika 10 7 0 1 31 tSa-ornett 1 run (Freud VlcH Her Salary. Arnttl tackled In 3 Pl Horn Card! "rSniSrlw 5 run (Todd McM tnd Fraud 33 run (Todd kick) CleSPweldlnslrl pan Irom FS.r!fflll run (VITI Pitt Posts 45-7 Rout NEWTON, Mass. (AP) Freshman quarterback Rick Tro-cano scored two touchdowns and passed for another and the University of Pittsburgh Game in Figures YOUR $15980 CHOICE Imrnetiio" dtlivery on molt modetl AUOKFUlir I (Arlrl kick) ClarrJ FC- Arlrl 34 VPI coies i run iw PAMlna Yardi Return Varai tumtrtu min 33 35 3 0 0 lo- -ooo oo FoctciryAS' Po-er Diic Vete wvu Rneir a run UWVU-t0 McKenrla JS 78 Cordoba 78 Le Baron 78 Volare Wag. 78 Sport Fury CLARK tf) Wins Again RICHMOND, Va.

(AP) North Texas, shrugging off an early case of the blahs, revved up its offense in a 31-point third period Saturday and demolished Richmond 47-14 for its fourth victory in five starts. Running back Mike Jones, who went into the game as one of the a i 's top scorers Gamo in Figures N. Texai Richmond IS Downs ,0 44-16? Ruihei-Ynrdt -l37 136, rmlntYard 5f if Return Yrd 10-w 0 rum 7-301 j.j numbltk-Uit 15-17 with 3S points, scored three touchdowns and kicker Isecd Khoury booted a mammoth 62-yard field goal to hand Richmond its third setback in four games. North Texaa 3 13 31 -47 Richmond ...7 7 0 91 erVJEnoina 4 BASED ON 36 monthj leoie, 5159.00 pf month w'lr chorg. of 5c mttt ov.r 20,000 mile.

cnnvaUf -Damage or exceuive wear or abu oi delined by leow. vnhicte. Leoieo nai no opnmi iw punt which led to one of Auburn's touchdowns. And as a freshman last year, he won national honors as Associated Press' lineman of the week after making 17 unassisted tack- les against Baylor In' his first varsity game. Proud Birdie 1st In Marlboro Cup NEW YORK (AP) Longshot Proud Birdie took the lead turning foT home and ouldueled Private Thoughts through the stretch Sat-u a to win tha 5279,600 Marlboro Cup at Belmont Park.

The victory was only the second in 13 starts the year for the 4-ycar-old colt owned by Marablue Farm and ridden by Jacinto Vas-qucz. Both wins have been in stakes. (or txftn cninins LEATHER SUEDE FURS srtnoi yocuc mua UJJ simw mmaam HI College Football Ictcrd Cols. rr.o 17 13 it ii JAcllamara 72 csu na run iurat i0H run IDrar.a kicbi AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Auburn's flashy linebacker Freddie Smith Intercepted a pass and ran it hack 45 yards for a touchdown Saturday as the Tigers beat Mississippi 21-15, in a regionally televised Southeastern Conference game.

Quarterback John Crane broke through for seven yards and a touchdown earlier in the game and passed nine yards for another. But Jt was Smith, a Sophomore from Athens, who put Auburn ahead by a more comfortable margin with a spectacular sprint down the sideline in the final quarter when the Tigers had only a 14-12 lead. Ole Miss fought back and closed the gap With Hoppy Langlcy's 29-yard Held goal and threatened again with a fumble recovery, but the Auburn defense held. Smith, 5-11 and 210 pounds was already a campus hero because of his outstanding defensive play throughout his brief career. In the season's opener against Arizona, which Auburn won 21-10, the hard-hitting linebacker made 14 unassisted tackles and sacked the quarterback twice and blocked a "Ib-oa.

U-FO esu-L. ,,0 Return Yardt jiO punlj fi 5.1 Pumbin-Loti 17-107 penaltll-Y'd defense picked off six passes as the No. 16-ranked Panthers crushed Boston College 45-7 Saturday at Alumni Stadium. Trocano, subbing for quarterback Matt Cav-nnaugh who was injured in the Panthers' first-game loss to Notro Dame, scored on runs of three and 21 yards and passed 13 yards for n. touchdown to split end Gordon Jones as Pittsburgh stymied the Boston College offense, which had scored 4D points in beating Army a week ago.

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