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Cincinnati 27 LSU 20 Oklahoma 52 Tulane 24 Georgia JO Tennessee 20 Alabama 35 USL 0 Auburn 6 Texas 13 Duke 7 OleMiss 0 Ga. Tech 14 Florida 14 Southern Cal 46 Ohio State 24 Penn State 54 Missouri 13 La. Tech 23 McNeese 16 Memphis St. 28 Wash. State 35 Wisconsin 0 Army 3 Nebraska 12 Ark.

State 7 Northeast 6 Tulsa 16 I jr. i Advertiser. Lafayette, Oct. 14, 1973 45 Cajuns Falter Again, Lose 27-0 half, UC held a 27-0 lead over with a one yard plunge for Southwestern. i the score.

Capola's lack made At the half L'SL had been it 14-0 with one minute gone By DEAN ST. CYR kick made it 14-0 with 14:00 left been having trouble containing Advertiser Sport Editor in the second quarter. big running back Harrison ail CINCINNATI The' Next Drivt) night, stopped on three straight pushed back to minus 28 yards in the second period. University of Cincinnati Bear-; The next dnve went 48 yards lines ai ine id ana loot: over cats scored on two wild plays in 10 plays for the Bearcats on their ownone yard line. i in i.

x- On Board in the ground game and had: FIRST DOWNS ana two drives wruie completely i iui namid only four yards passing while UC had 88 yards in the ground land 50 passing. In return yardage, the Cats held a 115-27 advantage with a TD on one. Cincinnati Took shutting down the University of i carrying it in from tne .1 ff gtZ Southwestern Louisiana on of-! Steve Wunder set the TD but tb? fense and defeating the Ragin with a pass interception. CtjMggJ5LSLP Cajun, 27-0 before 6.0J0 fans at made it 21-0 with 10:17 left hnffSTttT fame Samuels Nippert Stadium here last night, the half. took in a Cincy punt on his The Cincinnati defense set a I another ei Dla own 32 yard line and returned school record by holding the morf! on.

it down the right sideline 51 Cajuns to 18 yards in total of-j Cincy- Azios in at QB for the yards to the UC 17. From there a fa.ir Cajuns, backed up mt his own Thornton eot four more in the a lot of action, but little scoring. in the air during the rout. end eref middle and Emmanuel Guidry pass to fullback Delbert Deville, got three off right guard. Meanwhile Cincinnati ran Up; th, ir)raii ntf aiith Thnrntnn f-amo haolf fin! USL UC By Rushing 1 1 By Passing 4 By Penalty 1 Total First Downs 8 15 RUSHING Rushing Attempts 4 42 Gained 222 Yards Lost 45 7 Net Yards Rushing 14 155 PASSING Attempted 2 Completed 1 Had Intercepted I 1 Passing Yardae 4 50 TOTAL OFFENSE Total Offense Yrds II 5 PUNTINO No.

Times Punted 10 I Punting Average M.I 33.3 Punts Returned 4 5 I Return Yardage 125 PENALTIES I Times Penalized 1 Yards Penalized FUMBLES Times Fumbled Fumbles Lost i Cincinnati 7 0 USL 0 0 0 I fense had time to get to the puner. Taylor was the first man I to the ball and blocked the punt. i yarns on me grouna oenina one hand Hejner steffen and yards off right tackle and a first went into the end zone un-and goal to the five. Raymond Reggie Harrison and threw for! hfd fo ft scoring. Lation fell for no gain on first 80 more.

Threo Points jCasola's kick was wide the last" ana nlCK AZos mrew on tlme second down. Azios' pass was out! tho intercepted by defensive back The Cajuns would have McDonald fell on it. three DOints on the hoard two tn Tom Marvaso in the end zone From there Thornton ran minutes into the game, but an! fifth n-fMt taZT mav rri to the threat and stop USL; HsaaaiaaViaaaiaaaaBLM WPP MWIBBHgWHBBtWI illegal procedure call brought the USL season half- on lts XoOu.rtor Azios tried a field goal the ball back and the ensuing -mi0tH I io i Th i i. 1 uiirinp me second onarter i ll-t 1 1 i I was obwkbu Nate Thornton leri the USL a kick was guou, oui was numneu Jlpmcmnatl- ground game as he has all completely under the relentless on an illegal procedure penalty defensive bombardments of the Bearcat defense. Meanwhile.

Game Scoring UC Charles Band 67 punt return (Sal Casola kick) UC Reggie Harrisson 1 run (Casola kick) UC Norm Jacobs 1 run (Casola kick) UC Heiner Steffen 7 pass (kick failed) USL RUSHING Net For Long Atfd Yards TO Gain inei ncaruais put ine ursij season, mormon picxea up a points on the board with yards on 16 tries while Em-left in the first period as safety manuel Guidry added 16 yards. Charles Bland returned a Dickie I Delbert Deville had 10 and Voitier mint 67 vards for a Raymond Lation two. Azios lost the UC offense ran up a 27-0 Azios then tried again from the 17 yard line, but the kick was blocked by Sanders and returned 29 yards to the UC 46. Was StopPed After an exchange of punts margin on the Cajuns. After a one yard tump by touchdown.

Sal Casola's kick i ana ivenny eoynicK iosi a Harrison into the end zone. made it 7-0. the two quarterbacks at- topping off a Cincinnati drive The Cats added the next two tem? tovS MM touchdowns on drives that, for cT in 1. covered half the field. The first niint (r9m with an nvaraop 43 and punted again.

Steve Johnson fumbled the ball and John Viltro jumped on it for Cincy, giving the Bearcats a first and 10 at the USL 24 I 'O K.v.s IIMUC, of 36.8 yards a punt on 10 kicks, i immediately after the UC TD, Harrison ted the Bearcat jijSL took possession on its own attack with 76 vards on the. to ri vixiroH th hail went 59 yards in 10 plays with Harrison bulling over from the one to add six points to his period of their game with Duke Saturday. Duke defenders at left are Buster Cox (24) and Buck Bowers (14). Tulane won 24-17. (AP Wirephoto) GARZA CATCHES 30 YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS Tulane flanker Jaime Garza reaches up to take a 30-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Terry Loomey in the second yard line with 7:54 left in the 36 already this season.

Casola's ground on 17 carries. Quincy eomoletely beyond the end zone itanieis, me outer L-ai nauoacK, 0n the fly. After Deville gained picked up 48 yards as the two (two. Boynick threw to Larry were tougn for tne taiuns hut the nass was inter- first period. Harrison ran twice for six yards and then QB Campbell completed a pass to his prime running back.

Harrison, who gained six, but fumbled the ball when he was hit and South Ml LEY PASSES WELL bring down. cepted by Wunder at the USL Quarterback Mike Campbell 48 and the Cats marched into was six of nine passing for 49 pay dirt from there in 10 plays. Big Play The big play in the drive was a 14 yard pass from Campbell to West, but the big UC team Thornton 14 2 Guidry 7 14 7 Deveille 7 10 Lation 7 2 Azios 1 -15 Boynic 8 -28 1 T0TA4.5 48 14 7 PASSING For Long Art-Camp! -H I. Yards TD Gain Boynic 111 4 4 Aztos 2 0 2 0 TOTALS 18 1 3 4 4 PASS RECEIVING For Long No. Yds.

TO Gain Thornton 1 4-4 TOTALS 1 44 PUNTING Lang No. Yards Avg. Gain Voitier 10 368 36.8 50 TOTALS 18 348 14.8 ALL RETURNS Punts KickoffS Intc'ns No. Yds. No.

Yds. No. Yds. Johnson 1 0 Taylor 1 27 Samuels 7 51 Mosby 1 15 1 Poche 7 19 TOTALS 4 73 3 34 0 Cincinnati RUSHING Net Td Long Aft'd Yards For Gain Harrison 17 76 1 25 Daniel 13 48 12 Liggins 9 25 8 Jacobs 7 22 1 7 Atkinson 5 17 1z Smith 1 8 I Campbell 4 -9 Miller 2 -11 4 4 -21 7 a 15S II PASSING yards for Cincy. Third Quarter The third quarter was a marked change from the mistake laden first half.

The defensive teams settled down and began to control the action. The closest either team came to a score was Cincinnati's western recovered on its own 12 yard line to kill the threat. The Cajun offense stalled at that point and Voitier booted the pigskin 49 yards to Bland at the UC 33 yard line. Bland faked left and then ran a beautiful sweep around the right LSU Remains Unbeaten With 20-6 SEC Win simply pushed the smaller Cajuns back step by step most of the way. Jacobs carried the ball the final yard and Casola's kick made it 21-0, Cincinnati with 10:17 to go in the second period.

drive in the middle of the quar ter. The Bearcats started on the AUBURN, Ala. AP) Scram-1 ground and 57 in passing. Loui-1 against Auburn for roughing and his appearance seemed to rjaiun 13 vard line where thev Iaw Vf iL-rt hit ailHailr ciana Kali pomklA1 fnr fkn i CJ Mike Miley hit tailback siana ball carriers rambled for i the kicker bier stiffen the Tigers defense. But ran out of downs.

USL then mounted its best drive of the night grinding out eight plays before being stopped at UC 36 as three Boynick passes fell incomplete and a fake punt try was stopped for a loss From there the Cats at Brad Davis with a 28-yard 239 yards and their passers ac- Broken Hand touchdown pass and threw a 51- counted for another 118. Auburn's defensive star Da ing at the 50 yard line and evaded the last USL man at the Caiun 40. From there Bland waltzed into the end zone untouched. Casola's PAT kick was good and UC led 7-0 with 4:41 left in the first period. Big Action Neither team could cause bie tempted a field goal, but Miller yard bomb that set up another: But neither team fumbled ivid Langner, his broken right six-pomter saiuraay as unae- throughout the game and there hand still bandaged, got into feated, tenth ranked Louisiana was oniy 0ne penalty, 15 yards I the game in the third quarter of four yards.

Own 40 After taking the ball on their action the rest of the quarter, Shoemaker TOTALS it was too late: LSU was too far ahead and Auburn didn't have the offensive spark to catch up. For the victorious Bengals, Davis gained 58 yards rushing and 31 on pass receptions. Miley ran nine times for 51 yards and completed four out of nine passes for 92. LSU 14 3-20 Auburn i 0 8 Aub Neel 2 run (kick failed) but Cincy began the first real sustained drive in the game' For Long Yards TO Gain Pope Boots Tech Past Ark. State and it ended in the Bearcats' second touchdown.

Voitier kicked from deep in USL territory and UC started mate wmppeu auuuiii wo ui a Southeastern Conference foot-ball game. The victory, before a record Auburn crowd of 64.331, reserved LSU's domination over the Auburn Tigers. The two teams have played four times In the past 31 years and Louisiana State has won all four. Scored First Auburn scored first when tailback Rick Neal, the sophomore tiern nf the nreceedine Satur fumbled the ball, got up and tried to throw. Neustrom was there to bat the ball down at the goal line and the action was killed.

Hugo Lint The huge defensive line held the Cajuns intact the entire quarter. It wasn't until the final series in the quarter that the Cajuns decided to go to the air and then it was too late. The Bearcats were ready on every count and dropped QB Boynick for a loss every time. Early in the third period the USL defense proved its worth, stopping the huge UC offense-men on the Cajun one yard line. Cincy had a first and goal at the USL eight and could not score.

The Cajuns, who had on its own 41 yard line. It own 40, UC was stopped on a fumble by Campbell at the USL 44 as mistakes continued to mar the action. USL's Miller jumped on the ball, but the sputtering Cajun offense could do nothing with it. After the next Cincinnati punt, USL took control at their own nine and on first down Azios attempted a screen pass to fullback Deville. Bearcat Steffen Picked the ball off with one hand at the seven and walked into the end zone with no USL player close to him.

Casola's kick was wide to the left, but with 2:56 left to play in the )k them 10 nlavs to hit Dav- LSU Davis 5 run (Jackson kick) LSU Davis 21 pass from Miley kick) LSU-FG Roca 41 LSU-FG Jackson It dirt. Harrison picked up 23 of RUSTON, La. (AP) Loui- Pope was named outstanding siana Tech's rookie placekicker offensive player and ASU line-Jerry Pope booted field goals of backer Mike Malham was the Campbell 9 4 0 49 15 Shoemsker 4 3 0 16 12 Miller 4 10 15 11 Harrison 1 0 0 0 TOTALS 20 10 4 84 11 PA6S RECEIVING For Lena No. Yds. TD Gairi Harrison 3 12 4 White 2 29 15 West 2 18 11 Jacobs 1 15 15 Canard 1 5 Liggins 111 TOTALS 10 80 15 PUNTING Long No.

Yards Avg. Gain West 5 200 40.0 41 (Team) 1 0 Blk TOTALS 4 280 33.1 41 the 41 yards, capping the drive 26, 51 and 32 yards to spark the top defensive player with 10 in dividual tackles. day's 14-7 victory over Old! Bulldogs to a 23-7 victory over drove across from the 1 Southland Conference foe Ar two. Roger Pmett, who had alale aaiuraay lugiu. LSU Auburn First downs 11 5 Rushes-yards 68-23 31-33 Passing yardage 118 57 Return yards 6 42 Passes 5124 7-12-1 Punts 7-31 8-39 Fumbles-lost 0-0 04 Penalties-yards 04 MS now for 4-1 for the kicked seven extra points ml Tech, Arkansas Tips Baylor WACO, Tex.

(AP) Arkansas' Dickey Morton raced for two long distance touch year, ran its conference chart Soif)ecfsfern Upsets JSU to 3-0, while Arkansas State is now 3-2 and 1-1 in league play ALL RETURNS Punts Kickoffs Intc'ns No. Yds. No. Yds. No.

Yds. 4 96 aai i rnr rnnTDM Pope, who has now kicked at HAMMOND, La. (AP)-Quar- least one field goal in each Of downs and piled up 271 yards 1 29 terback Jay Lang ran 15 yards his first five college gamts for rushing as the Razorbacks defeated Baylor 13-7 in Southwest Bland Harrison Fowler Wunder Steffen Marvaso TOTALS Cowboys Nip NE Indians to score, then passed to Horace 1 1 1 1 1 a single school record of seven field goals, gave Tech an early Belton for a two-point con Conference football Saturday night. 125 1 3-0 lead. However, ASU took over the version in the game waning seven attempts in the first four games this season, missed throne Saturday.

LSU went ahead in the second period when Davis scored from the five after Miley had put the visiting Bengals within range with his 51-yard pass to split end Al Coffee. It was the first touchdown scored against Auburn on the ground this sea-bon. Six More Davis put six more points on the board before halftime on Miley's 28-yard pass after first moving LSU downfield with a 24-yard tailback pass to tight East lead on quarterback Steve seconds as Southeastern Loui Burks' one-vard touchdown siana upset nationally-ranked dash, which climaxed a 74-yard Jacksonville State University 11-10 Saturday night. Jacksonville State led from Irish Whip Rice, 28-0 drive. Pope struck twice in the second quarter, hitting for a school record field goal of 51 yards, and then putting Tech on top for good with eight minutes left MONROE.

La. (AP) Second-string quarterback Glen More-au scored twice Saturday night to pace McNeese to a 16-6 victory over Northeast Louisiana on a rain-soaked field. McNeese scored early in the game when Northeast punter Danny Lee got a bad snap from center and was tackled in the end zone by Bryan Thompson. McNeese took the second half Alfred 17, St Lawrence Amherst 23, Bowdoln Boston State 17, Curry College 17 Brown 35, Yale 25 Central Conn St 28, Montclair 20 Colgate 71. Holy Cross 21 Cornell 37, Princeton a Delaware 35, Connecticut 7 Delaware Val 14, Lycoming Col 7 Stroudsburg 13, Cheyney State 7 Franklin Mar 37, Dickinson Col 14 Harvard 57, Columbia 0 Hobart College 35, Hamilton Col 0 Hofstra Univ 20, Fordham 0 Juniata College 14, Susquehanna 3 Lehigh 42, Bucknell 15 Maine Maritime 9, Colby College 6 Massachusetts 20, Boston Univ 6 Millersville St 6, Mansfield St 0 the opening quarter, when Joe Hicks hit a 39-yard field goal and JSU added a touchdown on Gordon Knowlton's two-yard end Brad Boyd I in the half with a 32-yarder Auburn's onlv score came Quarterback Dennie Duron HOUSTON.

(AP) Ninth- Bluffton 7, Anderson 0 Butler 12, Valparaiso 4 Cincinnati 27, SW Louisiana 0 Dayton 13, Ball State 12 Doane College 24, Hastings Col 12 Dubuque 14, Luther College 14 Elmhurst Col 40, North Park Col 28 Franklin Col 41, Prlncipia Col 7 Gustav AdolDhus 28, MacAlester 12 Heidelberg Col 30. Capital Univ 7 Hillsdale Col 34, Ohio Northern 0 Hiram College 9, Bethany, W.Va. 8 Hope College 47, Adrian 7 Huron College 21, Oakota Wesley Illinois 15. Purdue 13 Iowa Weslevan 17, Missouri Western 13 Kalma7no Col 8. Olivet College 7 Kansas 25, Kansas St Univ 18 Kent State 21, Bnwllno Green 7 Kenvon College 31, Case Western I Lake Forest 24, Chicaao Lawrence Univ 34, Grinnell Col 4 Marietta Col 12, Otterbein Col 10 Miami, Ohio 10, Ohio Michigan 31, Michiian State 0 Midland 41, Dana College 7 Minnesotai 24- Indiana Missouri 13, Nebraska 12 Missouri Valley 32, Cent Methodist 14 Moorhead State 20, Minnesota-Morris 10 Muskingum Col 14.

Flndlay College 4 Nebraska.Omaha 15, Northern Colo 7 North Dakota 28, So Dakota State 20 No Dakota St 9, Augustan, S.D. 7 Northern Iowa 31, Drake Univ 8 after David Hughes blocked then hit split end Roger Can-Rusty Jackson's punt and the on a 19-yard TD pass with 27 home-town Tigers got the ball! seconds left before inter- run on the first play of the sec ond quarter. Jacksonville quarterback on the LSU 30. But after the: mission. kickoff and marched 72 yards with Moreau going the final yard.

McNeese recovered a Northeast fumble on the Indian In then second quarter Rice's Bruce Henley fumbled a Notre Dame punt after being hit by linebacker Greg Collins and Joe Alvarez recovered at the Rice 16-yard line. After a five-yard delay of game penalty Clements found tight end Casper all alone in The final score of the night Muhlenberg 31, Ursinus 14 Ralph Brock also broke a GSC record by completing 10 con Navy 23, Syracuse 14 11 early in the fourth period secutive passes. initial Auburn touchdown it was Louisiana State all the way. Offensively, it was Auburn's Worst showing of the season With only 33 yards on the came on a one-yard run by Tech halfback Glen Berteau with two minutes left in the third quarter. ranked Notre Dame overcame four fumbles with the help of two one-yard touchdown runs by Wayne Bullock and a 21-yard touchdown pass from Tom Clements to Dave Casper and the Fighting Irish scored a 28-0 victory over the Rice Owls Saturday night.

Notre Dame gave the ball up on fumbles on its first two series in the first quarter, but and Moreau went over from the SLU trimmed the difference one yard line three plays later. wortneast scored late in the to 10-3 with eight seconds left in the half on Lang's 28-yard field fourth quarter when tackle New Hampshire 13, Maine 0 Norwich Univ 30, Tufts 14 Pennsylvania 22, Dartmouth Penn State 54, Army 3 Pittsburgh 35, West Virginia 7 Rhode Island 15, Vermont 14 Rochester Tech 18, Plattsburg St 8 Rutgers 35, Lafayette 4 St John's NY 14, Manhattan 8 Shippensburg 51, Lock Haven 14 Slippery Rock 40, Calif State, Pa. 0 Southern Conn 27, Brldgewat, Mass 0 Springfield 21, Ithaca 9 Jimmy Jones recovered a fumble by Scotty Dyer in the end zone. goal and missed a golden opportunity to tie the score early in the fourth quarter when Jacksonville stopped SLU at the one-yard line. the end zone for the 21-yard touchdown pass on the first play from scrimmage.

Notre Dame 7 7 7 7-41 Rice 0 0.00 NO Bullock one run (Thomas kick) ND Casper 21 pass from Clements (Thomas ND Bullock one run (Thomas kick) ND Brown 38 run (Thomas kick) McNeese now is 3-2 while Northwestern 31. Iowa 15 Northeast is 1-2-2. took advantage of two Rice fumbles to take a 14-0 halftime lead. First Game Rice freshman quarterback Trenton State 14, Nichols College 3 West Chester 49, Bloomsburg 14 West Conn St 15, Newark St 7 Wldener College 34, Moravian Col 0 Wilkes College 32, Upsala College 7 Worcester St 44, Bates College 14 Notre Dame Rica Tommy Kramer, starting his first game, fumbled midway in South the first quarter to set up Bullock's first touchdown run. A 21-yard run by Clements, who First Down 30 10 Rushes Yards 72-406 34-6J Passing yards 130 79 Return yards 15 8 Passes 9-20-0 8-25-2 Punts 5-46 11-39 Fumbles-lost 5-4 3-2 Penalties-yards 5-44 5-55 NW Col, Iowa 50, Westmar College 0 Ohio State 24, Wisconsin 0 Ohio Wesleyan 9, Denlson Univ Peru State 28, Kearney State 0 St John's, Minn.

14, Hemline Univ 7 St Mary, Kansas 14, Bethany, Kans. 7 Sioux Falls 23, Concordia, st.P 0 South Dakota 40, Mornlngside 7 SW Oklahoma 10, East New Mex 7 Sterling College 31, Southwest, Kans. 0 Taylor 17, Earlham Col 14 Washburn 19, Ft Hays Kans 14 Washlnoton, Mo. 20, Wabash 7 Wayne St, Neb 41, St Cloud State 14 West Mlchiqan 24, Toledo 17 Wheaton College 20, North Central 13 William Jewel 17, Ottawa Kans. 4 William Penn 41, Upoer Iowa 14 Winona State 24.

Mlrhigan Tech 21 Wis. LaCrosse 21, Wis. Riv Falls 4 Wittenbero 14. Baldwin-Wallace 0 Wooster 35, Mount Union 24 Yankton 20, Bethel, Minn. 13 THE BIG ONES Oklahoma Wins Olcla.

52 Jexas 1 3 Missouri 1 3, Nebraska 1 2 rushed for 99 yards in the game, kept the drive moving. Freshman Ward Leads Memphis State To Win Southwest Alabama 35, Florida 14 Albany St, Ga 20, Alabama State 14 Alcorn 21, Lincoln Univ 0 Bethune-Cookmn 75, Savannah State 23 Bridgewater, Va 14, Frostburg State 0 Catawba Col 17, Gardner-Webb 0 Citadel 28, Chattanooga 20 Clemson 32, Virginia 27 East Carolina 42, Virginia Military 7 East Tenn State 19, Appalachian St 11 East Kentucky 14, Tenn Martin 14 Fisk University 29, Alabarm A8.M 24 Florida 40, Morris Brown 14 Furman Univ 38, Davidson Col 7 Georgia 20, Mississippi 0 Glenville State 34, Bluefield State 7 Grambling Col 17, Mississippi Val 0 Hampden-Sydney 12, West Maryland 7 Livingston State 8, Samford Univ 4 Louisiana State 20, Auburn 4 Memphis State 28, Tulsa 14 Miami, Fla 15, Boston College 10 Mississippi St 37, Florida State 12 Morehead State 42, Fairmont 7 North Carolina 14, Kentucky 10 No Carolina St 24, Maryland 22 North Texas St 7, Louisville 4 Randolph-Macon 34, Washingtn Lee 2 Richmond 42, South Mississippi 20 Salem College 21, West Va Wesley 0 South Carolina 28, Wake Forest 12 Tampa 17, Villanova 10 Tennessee 20, Georgia Tech 14 Tennessee State 24, Petersburg St Tulane 24, Duke 17 Vanderbilt 20, William 8. Mary 7 West Liberty 33. Shepherd Col 10 West Va Tech 23, Concord College 19 West Kentucky 41, Tennessee Tech 0 Arkansas 13. Baylor 7 Houston Univ 54, Virginia Tech 27 Notre Dame 21, Rice 0 Oklahoma 52, Texas 13 Ouachita 10, Ark Monticello 7 Sam Houston St 7, Tarleton State 6 Sul Ross State 10, Texas Col AS.

I 7 Texas Christian 30, Idaho 14 Texas Tech 28, Texas 16 The Oklahoma Sooners shocked the Texas Long-horns with three first half TD passes and went on to a 52-13 rout before a stunned crowd in the Cotton Bowl yesterday. (See Story on Page 46) Tulane 24, Duke 17 The brother combo of Steve and Mike Foley paid off for the Tulane Green Wave as the Greenies won their fourth straight game with a 24-17 dffcision over Duke. (See Story on Page 48 A two point pass conversion attempt failed with a minute left as second -ranked Nebraska fell victim to a 13-12 upset at the hands of Missouri. (See Story on Page 49) USC 46, Wash. State 35 Pat Haden hurled four TD passes to toad erratic Southern Cal to a 46-35 win over Washington State in a Pacific 8 Conference game.

Anthony Davis scored the go ahead touchdown on a 14 yard run in thfi third period to aid the Trojans. (See Story on Page 46) MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -Freshman Bobby Ward scored a touchdown on a 62-vard pass play and set up two others with a 40-yard kickoff return and a crucial catch as the Memphis State Tigers defeated Tulsa 28-16 Saturday night. Another freshman, corner-back Eric Harris, intercepted a pass and bolted 30 yards for another touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the victory, the Tigers' fourth against two losses. Tulsa, the nation's top passing team going into Saturday's touchdowns on consecutive possessions to cut their deficit to 21-16.

Seve Kipp got both touchdowns on runs of five and two yards. Ward's kickoff return in the first quarter, after Tulsa scored on Arthur Bennett's 32-yard fieldgoal. set up a 7-play, 49-yard drive capped by fullback Clif Taylor's one-yard dive for the score. Late in the second quarter, as Memphis State appeared to be running out the halftime clock, quarterback Joe Bruner hit the well-covered Ward down the sideline and Ward fled into the end zone wiih three seconds lift iM tb halt Far West Colorado 38, Air Force 17 Ft Lewis Col 27, Adams State 14 Hayward State 41, Humboldt state! 2 Iowa State 26, Brigham Young 24 Llnfield Col 41, Idaho College 2 Los Angeles St 35, Azusa Pacific 14 Montana 19, Idaho St Univ 14 Montana State 33, Weber State 0 Oregon 41, Californi 10 Oregon State 31, Washington 7 St Mary's, Cal. 14, San Francisco St 14 Southern Cal 46, Washington St 35 UCLA 59, Stanford 13 Utah State 34, Colo State Univ 18 West New Mex 23, Western St Colo 14 Midwest game, fell to 3-2.

Theft Of Harris' theft of quarterback Joe McCulley's pass came after the Hurricane had icored GOT A TIGER BY THE TOE LSU quarterback Billy Broussard (9), is brought down by a shoestringer made by Auburn's Ken Bernick (53), as the LSU team nears Auburn's goal line early in the second quarter. Action was in Saturday's SEC grid match played in Auburn. (AP Wirephoto; Akron 31, North Michigan 7 Albion 13, Alma College 10 Ashland 42, Central St, Ohio 8 I i..