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La. Tech 34 SLC 43 Arlington 13 Chattanooga 12 Arkansas 21 Florida 18 Notre Dame 45 Vanderbilt 14 USL 21 Trinity 14 McNeese 7 Northeast 7 Baylor 7 Tulane 17 Army 0 Alabama 10 Penn State 20 Auburn 51 Missouri 17 Michigan 31 Ohio State 54 Tennessee 26 Ole Miss 25 Texas 27 W. Virginia 0 Clemson 0 Nebraska 7 Purdue 20 Mich. State 21 Ga. Tech 8 Georgia 17 Oklahoma 17 Advertiser.

Lafayette. Sunday. Oct. 12, 1969 41 I USL Bulldogs Fal To Louisiana Tech the cot HATCH when Bradshaw directed a 72! four minutes but did not get1 Tech moved hesA by 21-0 In Southwestern Hie early minutes of the second! scoreboard with 4 23 left in the yard drive and passed the I on the scoreboard again Advertiser Sports Editor RUSTON Terry Bradshaw final six yards to tight end Lar- completed seven of 11 period when Bradshaw moved half when Ken Hollier picked in lour off a pass and returned it 25 the Tochers yard- rv Brewer for the score passes for 116 yards and Rous ran and passed Louisiana Tech for the touchdown. plays, with Herrrn getting the yards i4t yards while com- Tech's final score of the night sel had to a 34-21 Gulf States Confer- touchdown on a two yard run ence football victory over the came in the early going of the pleting nine of University of Southwestern third quarter when Bradshaw Bradshaw hit 15 of 25 for 207 lertl kicked the po here directed a 73-vard drive and vards and rushed for yards witn i 48 reniauun Ragin t'ajuns half.

Tech held three touch then ran the final four yards on ten carries. Saturday night before a crowd Tech ground down edge. for the six pointer. Herren paced 19,000 in Tech's new stadium. Pendergraft booted the point alter and the halftime score was 28-7.

USL Tec First Downs 13 Jl Rustling yardage -2 318 Passing yardage 257 253 Return yardage 1 1 31 rasses 1444 19-36-2 Punts 1-44 5-44 Fumbles lost 2 3 Yards penalized 40 97 USL 0 7 0 14-J! La. Ttch 14 14 034 1 The win was the third straight Jorgen Gertz. a soccer type gainers with 108 yards on 15 On the next series the lof the season for the Bulldogs kicker, kicked four of five extra tote picked up a first down and also marked the first win points. Brawer caught eight passes 45 yard pass from I for Tech over USL in five years. Southwestern scored in the, from Bradshaw for 95 yards and! to Tom Hauser.

But the Tech takes the Gulf States 1 second period when safety Ken split end Tommy Spinks latched halted and the Cajuns Hi Tech on the ball over to Conference lead with a 2-0 mark Hollier intercepted a pass and I onto four for 93 yards. Hosier led all receivers the l.T 8 yard line. returned it 25 yards into pay- dirt. Roy Pendergraft booted the tame with 127 yards on four on the strength of the victory. iThe USL record stands 1-3 on the season and 1-1 in GSC play.

Four Scores USL extra point Catches and Bahincaux had Southwestern trailed M-7 three catches and 59 vards. LT -Bradshaw 1 run (Gertz kick) LT-Bradshaw run (Gertz kick) LT Htrren 1 run (Gartz kick) LT Brewer i pass from Bradshaw (Gerli kick) USL -Hollier 25 pass Interception (Pan-dergrast kick) LT--Bradshaw I i un (kick tailed! USL Hauser 21 pass from Juul (pass tailed) USL-Halk 7 pass trom Juul (Babl-neaux pass trom Juul) point? inlo the final nerior when' cirtt Pais To Brewer Bradshaw moved Tech to a score In nine plays with the payoff coming on a six yard pass to Brewer. Gcrtz hooted the point and Tech led 28 0 with 7:32 left In the half. for Baylor are tackle Gary Sutton (79), and linebacker Gilbert Beall (47). Arkansas won, 21-7.

(AP Wirephoto) RAZORBACK PLUNGE Arkansas's tailback, Billy Burnett (33). makes a plunge to the Baylor 1 yard line. Burnett scored on the next play. Making the defensive moves Bradshaw, an All American i Freshman Robbie replacd fJSL had 13 first downs to as a junior last year, proved jajured quarterback Butch 21 for Tech. The Cajuns were to be too miKh for the Cajuns Rousga, and engtawred two held to -26 yards rushing, due to handle.

In the first half he ins drives the late 'passing flurry of directed Tech to four scores the uci Smr. I r. iiuunu im I Juul took the Cajuns 85 yards several big losses, and has 252 first five times Techers had the hall and the drive which did not result in a touchdown was in four plays midway in the yards passing. final period. Starting from their! Tech's total offense was 463 Arkansas Survives stopped on the six vard line own 15, Jimmy Barton caught vards and 210 rushing and 253 of USL, when Bradshaw fum a ten yard pass from Juul 1 passing.

and then the freshman quarter-1 USL received a break after back tossed 50 yards to Tom taking the opening kiekoff and Hauser. Roland Henry circled failing to move the hall. Pen-lef end for four yards and then dorgra ft. got off 8 30 yard Juul tossed again to Hauser in punt to the Tech 45 and Robbie bled. The first time Tech had the ball Bradshaw marched it down the field 57 yards and scored on a quarterback sneak.

On the second drive they went 63 yards Baylor, Wins 21-7 SLC Romps Over Trinity, 43-14 HAMMOND, La. AIM South- It evened SLC's record at 2-3 eastern Louisiana's first I and dropped Trinity to 1-3. touchdowns came on a 33-yard Quarterback Rnsetti's touch by Clcll Roselli and a 59-1 down came on the first SLC nf-vaixl scamper by Dan'oll Beard fensive series and it capped a Saturday night and ihe ions 57 yard march. Hoy Hind kick-went on In demolish Trinity ed a 20-yard field goal before the corner ol tne end zone tor Albright fumbled at thai point. 21 yards and the touchdown RVggie Dunre recovered for the iand Bradshaw jumped into the first quarter as i end zone from two yards out first quarter as end zone from two yards out: WACO.

Tex. (AP) Tailback I winless but inspired Baylor Sat-I the scoreless The Cajuns failed on a two Cajuns. Bill Burnett scored three touch- urday night. jthe powerful Arkansas ground I to give lech a 14-0 tirst quarter point pass for the conversion. Southwestern gave the ball up downs to push third-ranked Ar- The Bears, who last week attack couldn't get started.

lead. Later in the final period Juul: to Tech at the 43 vard line kansas to a 21-7 Southwest Con- tvere humiliated by Louisiana! it took the Razorbacks, South- On Tech's first possession of passed seven yards 'o Djckiejand Bradshaw took the Techers ference football victory over State 63-8, led in statistics after west Conference leaders in total the second quarter, the Tech Haik for a touchdown. Juul then down the field in 12 plays iolfense, until 1:28 before half- passing ace directed a 55 yard completed a two point con-'for the first score of the contest. University 43-14. time to get on the scoreboard, drive and Buster Herren went! version toss to tight end Baron; Bradshaw did some fancy Rnrnett climaxed a fii-vard over Tackle lor two yams and tsamneaux 10 mane me st ore running on tne drive and Nmin Beird'8 scoring romp, which was set up by Dan Saia's re CO very of a Trinity fumble.

SLC had a 17-0 halftime lead and made it 24 0 on Mac Faui'l run from the one. which was set up by Winfred Travis' pass in 34-21 with 4:19 left in the game, western drew several costly Hanson Irtrivp with a one-vard nhm2e tne tally. Tigers 07 Drops Top Keglers Brewer Catch made thejpenaltios. The payoff came on Tech's first half score camel contest inetresting for the final a sneak by Bradshaw from one yard out. Gert7: booted the TAT ad Tech led 7-0 with 7:51 left terception, before Trinity got on into the end zone.

Midway through the fourth quarter Burnett plunged over; from the three to give Arkansas a two-touchdown bulge. Trailing 7-0 at halftime, the i fired-up Bears got a break when; in the first quarter Victor, 38-14 Slinks Receptions Southwestern again failed to move and Tech took the ball on its own 33 yard line. Brad the scoreboard. The Annua! Lafayette Worn-: A nine-yartl pass from David an's Bowling Association Handi- to David Slefano did the trick but. the Lions negated cap lourmiment.

is now as his- tnp Trinity effort soon after torir as Columbus' discovery of whan Sieve Keller darted 54 amerjCj yards with a to the visi tors' end zone. jHog fullback Bruce Maxwell! came following a punt from Northeast Beaten By Chattanooga NOA fumbled and Baylor linebacker David Jones recovered to set FRANKLIN The Hanson Tigers won their fifth game of the year here last night by the convincing score of 38-14. Adding to the NOA miseries shaw moved Ihe Bulldogs to touchdown country in nine plays was Stacv Boudreaux in the I up the Bears' score. Gordon Utgard, who had seen! little action since being injured In making toe tournament ith his passing to Spinks rioinK A strong passing game, accom-'Same period. Following an NOA quarterback Jeff Panks most of the damage the history.

50 teams participated. Of these teams, the winner was against Arkansas last drive. MONROE, La. (AP) Fum- tempt and it left the Indians got a pair of touchdowns in the final period for SLC He scored pamed by a good running from the 50 yard line end a punt return spe- a punt which went just 25 yards cialist did the trick, as New I the Tigers scored. Orleans Academy couldn't with- 0n first from scrim.

who rolled a scratch spearheaded the 27-yard dri tearing over from the one. USL had apparently held on Oil Drops bles and an interception set up with a 7-6 interission lead 17-yard keeper and later the drive at the 34 vard line series of M00 and a handicap on Rnrnett second touchdown all tne scoring Saturday n.gnt as -pile Indians drove to tile vis all the scoring Saturday night as (racked over from Ihe three ftancl rianson. mapp nn this series of downs but the Canines ran a fake punt scene of 3082 12 Chattanooga edged iortheast imr's rollr eariv thP third be- capped a 93 yard drive in hall lo Breaux tossed to Boudreaux Louisiana an liiierseciton According lo reports. Ihe hall fore Bynuni recovered another plays to give the Razorbacks a the five vard line who raced all the way into lead "vit-M 12:48 left to play. al college football battle fumble, this one hv Profit dicaps series is what won the tot tournament for Hie Oil Drops.

The win ran Hanson's record i to 5-1 for the season, and, while the game wasn't a district one, i fact is that the Tigers still have a 3-0 district record in 5-B. Herren hit the middle Bavlor now 0-4 for the sea- The visiting Moccasins scored ln the fourth Audriseh fum three yards and then Bradshaw fum ftrtlrl Pnolc in th.i finnl jrr.jin onrl Hnfni-rl Slnlf vn end zone for the score. Breaux then added the two pointer, and the score became 24-0, the 3SJJ1, iLUl (IU1.MCI I till II II i mi iacu t. i 1 1 l-J Tim t'nor rH I 'h a 1 1 a nn the skilled left 011(1 lot llllal tWO First downs 12 14 Rushing yardage I 30ft Passing yardage J45 147 Return yardage 33 134 Passes 21 ms 10-1' 2 Punts e.45 S-43 Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized 103 10! Trinity 0 0 ft 8-14 rioulheaslern Louisiana 7 10 7 19---43 UeiCUSIV LUIWttiU VV Ull 1CU UVXW 11 111 1 The Oil Drops are comprised of such individuals as Jessie Mosing, Lois 'Moody. Kslhcr Check, trine Clement ami Rena Kirkpalrielt.

Among the nigh scratch series contest was a team named Parko. which had a 2583 yards of the drive, (ierf. then hooted the PAT and Tech led by 14-0 wilh lefl in the opening quarter. Quick Turnover Soulhwestern's offense held the ball only four plays Tommy Beaux and Gary Sutton, er an opening loss to powerful; Cooper kicked a 20-yard field who badgered Arkansas quar- Tennessee. i goal and Chattanooga led 9-7.

terback Bill Montgomery The loss was the fourth in as R'alph Justice intercepted a through most of the evening. for tho Indians Pass t0 slart Chattanooga on its toughie on its schedule, the jt ended at Loreauville Tigers As soon as the third period Hanson didn't waste much began, it again was the Tigers time getting points on the score mounting an abundance of I board. In the opening period, misery to the visitors from the following the opening kick off Crescent City. from NOA, Hanson went to! NOA decided to punt. The work like true workers.

punt was taken by Billy St. SLC -Roselli 13 run IHurd kick) SLC-Hurd FO 20 SLC-Bwrd S9 run (Hurd kick) SLC Faul 1 run (Hurd kick) Trln-Stelano 9 pass from Reynolds (pass failed) SLC- Keller punl return (Hurd kirk) Arkansas Bayior. final scoring march. Cooper the count in the end. Northeast got points on a 25-varder with 1:48 left scoreboard first.

The tally came jn the game to cap the drive. the kiekoff and then moved to following Bulldogs the High scratch individual Trin Howard ft pass Irom Garla (Sta after defensive back Lloyd Wax Bradshaw honors no lo Frieda Beiers who pass irom c.aiai First downs 17 13 Yards rushing 213 116 Yards passing 133 87 Return yardage 6 Passes 7-14-2 8-24-1 Punts 743 10 48 Fumbles lost 2 0 Yards penalized 52 74 Arkansas 0 7 01451 Baylor 0 0 7 07 7 Cajun six where fumbled and Ken Profit was the game leading rusher with 7R yards on 28 carries while Joe Cardwell led SLC- Panks 17 run Iklck failed) Ulanchard had a 222. She is a member the Tigers distance for It urn 0 vard line recovered a fumble by Chattanooga quarterback i ch a the the score. But a part of the I SLC Panks 3 (kick failed) A- 4.S00. recovered for Southwestern.

of Parker. Inc. rut six points on the board penalty on on the Mocs' IB late in Chattanooga- ith 47 yards on Ifi trips. Manning hit on 8 of 14 the first period. when quarterback Wayne Tigers brought the ball back to Breaux tossed a pass to the NOA 25, but the five yard receiver Tom Ducote with 3:57 penalty was still not enough to Ark-Burnelt 1 run.

McClard kick passes for 75 yards while Norlh- It took three plays for the In Bay Utgard 1 run, Cozby kick time was -give NOA a first down, so theyi -ZZn I TZ. SrS S3 fpinaminE? A ol ot dians to score with halfback Joe east was snutoiii in me air. Ian Profit going up the middle for jug to complete any of its seven consumed in the drive. The pass; Punted once again. the final four yards.

The extra! passes. Chat. NE La. point kick by Clarke Blake gave the Tribe a 7-0 lead. Florida Squeaks By Tulane Green Wave With 1:12 left in the half, 13 11 160 174 82 0 39 15 9 17-0 0-7 2 10 39 8 45 7 5 15 12 fiFirst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Mors tackle Rick Byntim recov covered 20 yards.

Billy St. Blanc, ran fdr two points, increasing the Tiger lead to 8-0. There was no more scoring in the opening period. Travis Walker added six more to the Tiger point sheet in the second period on a 20 yard Tun. Wavne Breaux ran for the Texas Tech Claims Upset Victory Over Texas LUBBOCK.

Tex. (AP) Tex- Red Raiders' SWC record ered a fumble by Indian quar- i terback Mike Audirisch on the 0 6 0 612 Norlheast 26. ChattanOOfra SCOT- Chattanooga al ed in seven plays with Joe Card- the third quarter, stage for the final as Tech rode long distance 1-1. The game was con- lvr. nvfri Tsninic i nr-l'p sill r1 thp TAlMPA, Ha.

CAP) Carlos line for a total of 211 yards on Bookhez in Alvarez made the most sensa the ground. selling the ttonal pass reception of his Lachaussee scored on a two Gator drive Northeast Louisiana 0 7 0 07 NE Profit 4 run (Blake kick) Chat Cardwol: 1 run (kick failed) Chat -Cooper FG 20 Chat- Cooper FG 25 A 6.500. to a ferenceopener. Tic-pr msrdin tn'lfi-0 The diivPPass interference penalty well smashing up the middle from fie one for the touchdown. A bad snap ruined the PAT at- desperation touchdown Saturday night and upset Texas The game was punctuated with five pass interceptions, two young football career for a two bootleg play and sent Jack First Time point conversion and gave 12th- swe0)mg ,2 yards ReaVM pavinR his homp.

ranked Honda a squeaky 18-17 around rk'hl end fur Ihe Tulane i. kik victory Saturday over a Tulane football thriller. Danny Hardaway cracked into the Aggie end zone on a dramatic fourth-and-one situa untimely penalties. Texas Tech First downs 17 16 Vanderbilt Surprises 'Bama With 14-10 Upset Victory (Green Wave that appeared up-jset bound until the final Vi "cores. school days, delighted 43,103 A 19-yard ifeaves-lo-Alvarcz Tampa Stadium spectators with pass and a 37-yard pass completions for 297 f.l,l MaoI twirl VU.t'irto llnenifn i GAME STATISTICS NOA Hanson First downs 1 12 Rushing yardage 61 196 Passing yardage 142 211 Total offense 203 407 Passes att-comp 33-13 9-6 Passes Intercepted by 1 1 Punts-sverage 3-24 1-35 Fumbles-no.

lost 1-0 1-0 Yards penalized 15 110 SCORE BY QUARTERS NO 0 0 6 814 Eflanson 8 1 738 tion with 1:16 left the game! Yards rushing 200 152 48 56 raras passing I It was the passing frnn, U1 fi Tl V. I -r shut off the long bomb ton of quarterback John anf, ((( fr(ml flf te8m Return yaroage 28 64 to register the winning touch down. It was Vanderbilt's first vie 5-16-3 6-14-2 NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) Passes Reaves to Alvarez that turned 6-45 6-36 Snnhnmore quarterback Watson lory in four starts, while the The winning drive covered 68 1710 on its second touchdown penetrate Morida's protective and a 26-yard field goal by Bart line and dump Heaves.

runnm yarns in piays. ine Kiiier Yards penalized 103 73 Brown lobbed a 10-yard touch- out-played, out ioimni and Minor, 6 i 9 down pass to tight end Jim Cun- ranked Crimson Tide dropped 3037-13 ingham with 2:49 left in the 1 its first game in four outings came on a 43 yarn pass interference ruling that pushed Ducole 20 pass from Breaux (St. iCanr run) I HAN Walker 23 run (Breaux run) HAN Boudreaux 75 pass from Breaux run) Texas Tech Tech to the Aggie 29 HAN St. Blanc 90 punt ret (Breaux xhe -yjctory was the second game to lift inspired Vandeimit It was Vanderbilt tirst win tech-fg sanoers 39 3 U'W foolbaW victory over over Alabama since 1956. 12 run (kick tailed) lifeless Alabama in the South- led the aroused Com- noa Young 2 run (run tailed) four games for the Red Raid- HAN-St.

Blanc 40 pass from Breaux ers and the loss was Texas almost certain defeat into the Gators' fourth straight victory. Reaves sent a looping pass to the far side of the end ne anil Alvarez snatched it away from a Tulane defender just before falling out of bounds. Tommy Durrance smashed one yard to the touchdown that cave Florida its chance at 17-16. But it was two long passes from Reaves to Andy Cheney, another sophomore, filling in for Al-vnrez he was hurt briefly. eastern Conference upset of tne mofj0re team most of the way- Bellar 37 TECH Hardaway run (Sanders kick) A 49,000 iPoindexter kick) third against one tri- year here baturnay nignt.

NOA Bell 20 pass from Eustis (Eustis to Bell pass) umph. The outcome squared the i but it was reserve quarterback Danny Painter who sparked the I winning touchdown drive. Van- Iderbilt took the ball with seven minutes left on its own eight i yard line on an interception, then Painter started Ihe 92-yard Arlington Drops McNeese, 13-7 rareh. highlighted by passes of WW pui ine pu- 18 and 17 yards to fake Curt The previously high flying Chesley and the 19-yarder to Dave Strong in a crucial third-and-9 situation. Florida offense was listless through most of the game and Tulane'g hard-running plaloons of backs punctured the Gator LAKE CHARLES.

La. (AP) iThe team's only touchdown Alabama scored first on a 19 Westminster, 45. Carnegie-Mellon Southern Colo. State 10, Emporia, Skipper Butler of the University came on a twn yard pass from 5 Faulkner to Eoal. hy Dean defense 'repeatedly of Texas at Arlington shattered quarterback Ronnie Lewis 8, Clark 28.

Pacific U. 7 Puget Sound 34. Willamette 24 the national collegiate career wingback Mike Buchanan Duke Chappuis led the Tulane; fnr llin rmt nf ttin damn when I goal kicking record here Oregon College 36, Eastern Oregon Col- bis Saturdav night as he pace McNeese scored on an 18-yard VV ret (n kiek ams-; v. in, rr nr 'np K1CK but quarterback Rusty Lachatta- run by halfback Larry Gnssom off t0 the Alabama 49. 'snt in the opening period, canpin? Three plays later.

Brown call- through and around the Florida team to a 13-7 decision over Me iNeese Butler fj.ij a long or.ve which saw wiiv me same naitnacx pas. inn Lo uaU KUcii isiciso -j. i c. I- i IviaLLNWb KVUIH1 ia'- 0UUHa nrsi oowns gave him 37, one more leae 0 Fort Valley St. 106, KnoxviM -Wyoming 39, Texas-El Paso 9 Fairmont State 16, Salem 8 South Carolina 21, No.

Car. State 16 Ohio U. 31, Xavier, Ohio. 6 Bemidji 28. Moorhead, 12 Mankato 43, Michigan Tech 21 St.

Olat 38, Monmouth 31 St. Cloud 23, Winona 6 Black Hills 29, Huron 6 Concordia, 6 Jamestown, N.D., 56, Bethe! 7 So. Dakota St. 19, North Dakota 13 Dakota Wesleyan 7, Southern, S.D. 0 career mark of 36 set by Jerry DePovster of Wyoming from 1965-67.

Gettysburg 41, Albright 6 I' Temple 7. Bucknell 7, tie West Chester St. 38. Bloomsburg 13 K-iJVtansfield 17, Millersville 16 Bickinson 31, Haverford 12 9, Franklin Marshall 6 Lebanon Valley 13. Muhlenberg 12 Br PMC Colleges 14, Upsala 13 Geneva 16, Juniata 14 l- VVilkes 27, Delaware Valley 10 I Lycoming 22, Western Maryland 14 Ithaca 27, Susguehanna 14 northern Iowa 23, Oak Wartburg 24, Dubuque 0 Grinnell 21.

Knox 12 Westmar 34, Sioux Falls 6 Cornell, Iowa, 24, Lawrence 23 Eau Clair 31, River Falls 7 Wilton 26, Eureka 0 Rinon 9, Coe 8 San Jose State 36 Oregon 34 UCLA 46, Washington State 14 To'edo 27, Bowling Green 25 Bethany, Kan 10, Bethel, Kan 0 Mortana 34 Idaho 9 Western, State 7, Southern Utah (tat Northern Montana 28, Rocky Mountain Rushing yardage 411 Passing yardage 90 297 Alabama Vanderbilt peturn yardage 57 125 10 28 I Passes HI 28-53-2 110 208 I punts 9-45 4-34 91 265 Fumbles lost 0 1 4 17 Yards penalized 84 20 4-25-1 22-34-2 Tulane 0 11 017 1 7-41 2 37 i Florida 0 10 0 8-18 utamcn the end ZODe- I First downs 14 13 Rushing yardage 94 240 i First Downs 1 Passing yardage 179 40 Rushing yardage Return yardage 32 17 I Passing Yardage, Passes 17-35-1 3-11-2 Return Yardage Punts 8-44 6-40 Passes Fumbles lost I 2 Punts Yards penalized 45 35 Fumbles lost Yards Penalized Texas-Arlington 3 7 3 011 Alabama McNeese State 7 0 0 0 7 Vanderbilt UTA Butler FG 34 Ala FG Dean 0 7 fill--Lachaussee 2 run (kick tailed) 94 Fla-A'verez 19 pass from Reaves field goals than any other col- st legiate player, either in the university or college division ranks. The Gladewater, Tex. kicker holds other national college division records for field 0 7 0 II (Franco kickl 0 7 0 714 Fla-FG Franco 37 Tul-Laborde 12 run (Barrios pass from Matthews from Laachausee Tul- FG Bookatz 26 McN Grissom 18 run (LaGrappe kick) Van Strong 6 pass Minn-Duluth 37. Augsburg 6 Hamline 47, Macalester 33 Minot 30, Valley City 0 South Dakota 39, Morningside 27 Idaho State 20. Montana State 7 Colorado St.

U. 37, Utah state 33 Portland State 35, British Columbia 3 Mora Scores On Paga 43 BLIND MAN'S BLUFF Honda defender Ted llager wraps his arms and hands around the face of Tulane end Maxie Lfblance i Hi as he takes in a pass trom Tulane quarterback Rusty Lachaussee early in the first half. Le-hlance made 13 yards on the play and a first down. Florida went on to beat Tulane 18 17. (AP UTA Buchanan 2 pass trom Fauikner (Wollins kick) Ala Ranage- 19 run (Dean kick) Fla- Durrance I run (Alvarez pass (Butler kick) goals or extra point kicks.

It was Butler that gave Texas-Arlington its winning margin. UTA-Butler G2S Van Cunningham 10 pass from Brown from Reaves) (Wollins kick) A 43,102 I.