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36 Advertiser lafayett, lo. Sunday Spt Rut I edge Leads Tide By Rebels Orioles Rally Past Indians Deduces then hit his drive olf the right field wall and was credited for single as Muser scored. LLtVfLANP I a si But Hutledge's passing and the running of Johnny Davis and Tony Nathan clicked often enough to put the game away. Dnvis was the leading runner with 90 yards on 18 carries All but seven points were scored in a wide open first half when Alabama took at 27 13 lead. The assault started after a tumble-recovery by David Hannah al the Ole Miss 24 Mitchell Ferguson turned left end four plays later for the first score.

Ole Miss came right hack to score in 14 plays, with Bobby Gainer keeping for the final yards alter completing three passes during the drive Hop py Langley missed the point, the first conversion failure for the Rebels after 73 in a row. Alabama added three more touchdowns In the half and another near the end of the game, while Ole Miss couli) score only one more on a 3i yard pass from Garner to Cur lis Wealhers. MiMliiippi a 7 0 0 13 Alabama IJ 14 0 7 Ala Ferguson run iChapman kick I Wilt Oarrter I run (kick failed) Ala Rutledge 8 run (pass lailed) Ala Nalhan I run i Chapman kick) Mitt Weathers 3 pass from Garner iLanglev kick) Ala -Whitman 3 run iChapman kick; Ala Nathan 1 run IChapman kick) A 74.334 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (API Jeff Hutledge's pinpoint passing carried Alahuma to a 34-13 Southeastern Conference over Mississippi Saturday before a Legion Field record crowd of 74,324. The junior from Blrm Ingham hit on seven of eight passes for 215 yards and scored once himself as the Crimson Tide avenged an opening game loss to Ole Miss last fall.

The Tide's wishbone was devastating at times but sputtered at other times, with the Tide blowing four chances to score. Oaoe ct KUiper 3t Pruitt rnorln lb Blanks 36 Cr(y df Bocht II Gritfin tt kendali Lwnstn rl i i ixlLm. I 5 i i Smsui uK tKt mStwtk Mi "Jt 'f' 5 4B A ill) Muwr ib 'moo JjLS JSP apjjV "PI Jr jnp I oci diw 'i jsm 3 fJW 4gge I wfll 1 mo; MI agB If Ml I 3 0 I 0 OeCno 3u 3J'' 'i afStk mMt SSL! 3 113 Atari I' 3 i 3 ilA. i II 10 CO Wm Mi Duffy MO JNoms II 10 1 BAl.TIMOKK APi Duug Det'inces' ingle scored Tony Muser with the winning run in the llth inning an the Baltimore Orioles rallied lor two runs to defeat the Cleveland Indians S-S Saturday night Dennis Martinez. 1.1-7, picked up the victory at the Orioles won their llth game in the last and moved to within Hi games of the ankees in the American league Kast race.

Cleveland had scored four runs in the ninth inning to knot the game and send It into extra innings, then added a John Uwenstein home run in the top of the llth to take a 5-1 lead. Pat Kelly opened the Baltimore half of the llth with a pinch-hit single ll loser Jim Kenj, 8-9. and advanced to second as Muser walked After Mike Dimel sacrificed the run ners to second and third. Eddie Murray tied the game with a run-scoring single to left Toti. 4) 5 II On out wtien Mini run scored Cleveland 00 0 0000 0 01- 5 Baltimore 0OOOI0 3OOO3- E-LMei' Hants OP Citveuno 5 lOB Cleveland Baltirnorc 5 2B Low enttem JNorrn HR Mora Law Miss Aia 13 31 47 U3 6i 350 104 J15 COLLEGE FOOTBALL) First downs Rues yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards ennem 141 Daoer IP 33 10 6 I 7 4 33 5 34 70 340 6 I 00 WWtl Anderien Kern 1L.M1 Flanagan Or ago OMrtnj iW.13 3 0 A 13 11 I I 0 2 3 3 3 1 I I 3 first quarter ol Saturday night's SEC match in Birmingham Rutledge went over from the four, AP Wirephoto) TIDE TD Alabama's quarterback Jeff Rutledge (11) flies over fallen would-be Ole Miss tacklers to score the Tide's 2nd TD in the INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Mississippi.

Storey 11-41, Gar ner 11 36 Williams 4 30 Alabama, Davis 18 90, Ferguson 9 44. Crow 5 3a Passing Miss, ssippi. Garner 940 104 Lear 10 10 Alabama Rutledge 8 7 0 715 Receiving Mississippi. Weathers 3 67. Williams 120 Alabama Newsome 1-93 Davis I Neal I 40 Lemongello, Sombito Hurl Houston To Win Southern Cai 27 Missouri 10 Wabash 18, Albion 17 Washington St 19 Nebraska '0 Wayne Mich 28 Wis Stevens Pt 21 Wayne.

Neb 14, Northern, SOU Winona St 21, Wis Stout 6 Wllcontln X. Indiana 14 Wis Eao Claire 30. Noibert 13 Wis Oshkosn 20. Valparaiso 1 Ardiin jj. 'ew MCI'CO St 10 Arkansas St 31.

Drake 29 Cameron St 24, Stephen Austin 7 Tenas St 38. Prairie View 10 Ouachita 14, MrMurry 0 Rice 31 Idaho 10 SMU 45 TCU 21 Texas u. Boston Col 0 Texas A4.M 28, Kansas 14 Texas 21, Livingston St 13 Texas Tech 17 Baylor 7 Memphis State Swamps Tulane HOUSTON (API Mark Lemongello and Joe Sambito combined on a three-hitter and Cesar Cede no blasted a two-run homer while extending his hitting streak to 13 games as the Houston Astros blanked the San Francisco Giants 2-0 Saturday night Lemongello, 8-14, allowed both Giant hits before he was hit on the right wrist by San Francisco reliever Dave Heaverlo Sambito hurled the final two innings for his seventh save. i 'Cash Kegistr 6 Paper Rolls 'J Journal Tally 'Computer Stock ha tab Paper 'Business Form! jfe 'Ink Ribbons I a ACADIA I Ifjh BUSINESS I I PAPERS, INC. I jffi 1 1 1 Gill Dr.

Lafayette. Lo fe 233 0782 or 235-7280 sion. Patterson hit tigntenn Bill Austin on a 7-yard pass for a 24-0 halftime lead. Memphis State scored once in the second half on Bennett's second field goal of the evening, a 45-yarder. The Tiger's final score was sandwiched between a 42-yard field goal by Tulane's Ed Murray and Christian's touchdown.

Patterson, wno ronea up nm yards passing, set up Memphis State's second touchdown strike with a 16-yard pass to Keith Wright on Tulane's 11. It look the Tigers six more plays and another first down before Patterson scampered three yards over right end for the score. On the Tigers' third posses Air Force 0, Wyoming 0, tic-Cal Lutheran 25. San Diego 17 Colorado 27, Stanfordin Minot Si 27. Rocky Mountain 13 Montana St 21, Dakota 7 Nevada Reno 54, Westmnstr, Utah I Nev Las Vegas 15, Montana 13 Puget Sound Cal Poly Pomona 0 Utah St 22, San Jose St 10 AIC 13, Connecticut II Army 34.

Massachusetts 10 Bloomsburg 5t 6, Shippensburg St 3 Brockport St 7, Alfred 6 California Pa 12, Carnegie Mellon 8 Cent Connecticut 34, Norwich 30 Colgate 23, Rutgers 0 Davidson 20, Fordham 17 Dickinson 7. Lycoming 3 Fairmont Edinooro St. 6 Frnkln t. Marshll 7 0 Grove City 20. Bethany.

Va 14 Indiana. Pa 14, Juniata 7 Ithaca 2 Cornell 18 Lehigh 49, Connecticut 0 Maine 13, Lafayette 10 Manslisld St 34, SI Francis, Pa 13 Navy 31 Citadel 2 New Hampshire 37, Holy Cross 14 Northeastern 31, Rhode island 12 Notre Dame 1', Pittsburgh I St Lawrence 30. Aluany. Y. 7 Illinois 24, Temple 20 Springfield 42, Cortland St 0 Wagner 7, Gettysburg 3 irV Chester St 28, Glassboro St 18 Westmnstr Pa 28, Miliersville St 7 Youngstown St 13, Villanova 10 Akron 13, Morehead St.

13. tie Alabama 34. Mississippi 13 Auburn 21, Arizona 10 Bowie St 8, St. Paul's 4 California Tennessee 17 Delta It. 18, Murray St 0 Carolina 17.

Duke 14 Kentucky 24. Delaware 7 Florida AIM 28. Howard 4 Florida St 35, Mississippi 6 Gardner Weob 38, Glenville St 7 Georgia 27, Oregon 16 Grambling 42. Alcorn 17 Hampden Sydney 27, Guilford 6 Jacksonville St 34, Alabama ASM 0 James Madison 7, Emory Henry 3 Kentucky 10, N. Carolina 7 Kentucky St 24, Georgetown, Ky.

1 Lock Haven St 22, Wash Lee 10 Maryland 21. Clemson 14 McNeese St 25, Indiana St 7 Memphis St 27, Tulane 9 Miles 7, Clark Col 6 Morgan St 19, Virginia St 0 Norfolk St. 14, Livingstone 13 Carolina St 14, Virginia 0 Ohio 49, Marshall 27 Salisbury St 15, Randolph Macon 3 Southern 13, Tuskegee 7 SWestern, Tenn 22, Millsaps 12 Tennessee Tech 41, W. Carolina 21 Tn Chattanooga 27, w. Kentucky 3 Towson St 13.

Md E. Shore 12 VMI 23. William Mary 13 Virginia Union 55, Fisk 0 Wake Forest 24, Furman 13 Waynesburg 30, Frostburg St. 7 Virginia 34, Richmond 0 Winston Salem 14, Hampton Inst, 6 Wofford 24. Finn 14 Royals Top Twins Behind Splittorff Price Dash Helps Cowbovs Clio Ind.

St. 1 1 They now hold an eignt-game lead over the Chicago White Sox and a 10-game bulge over the Twins Splittorff. 14-6, is 13-2 since May 20 and the Royals have won 22 of the 33 starts he has made He stopped the Twins on eight hits, struck out five and walked only one en route to only his fifth complete game. BLOOMINGTON, Minn i APi Paul Splittorff won his fifth consecutive game and Kansas City its llth straight as the torrid Royals crushed the Minnesota Twins 10-1 Saturday night. The Royals, who have won 22 of their last 25 starts, broke the team record for consecutive victories, set twice previously this year at 10 MEMPHIS, Term 1AP1 -Junior quarterback Lloyd Patterson ran for one touchdown and passed for a second Satur day night as Memphis State swamped Tulane, 27-9, in college football.

The Tigers, 1-1, scored on their first three possessions. Tulane, 0-1, was unable to muster any stable offense until early in the final quarter when halfback Marvin Christian scored on a fourth down play from 1-yard out making the score 27-9. Memphis State took command almost from the kickoff, keeping Tulane on its side of the 50-yard-line for most of the first half, and forcing an early fumble by Green Wave halfback Reggie Scott Tiger linebacker Keith Butler covered the loose ball on the 40 Eleven plays later fullback Eddie Hill scored on a 1-yard romp over right tackle and freshman Rusty Bennett kicked the first of three points after touchdown. On the Tigers' second possession, Bennett booted a 39-yard field goal. Israel Leads Finland In Davis Cup RAM AT HASHARON, Israel iAP) Finland's George Berner and Matti Timonen lost the first two sets to Yair Wertheimer and Shlomo Glickstein Saturday and then battled back to defeat Israel 2-6, 1-6.

6-3, 6-2, 6-1 in a Davis Cup tennis doubles malnh Seabrook Shipyard Seabrook, Texas This is the bolting event of the year See 1WH model powei and sailboats Many Ixais from Foreign Countries Many boats seen lor Ihe first lime on Ihe (iull Coast Hundreds of boats in the waler and on land Huge Lin us Tent with marine equipment, accessories, products Be sure to attend this 4 day boating extrawnanza Treasure Chest A new feature this year. Pennant Race At A Glance LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) McNeese State halfback Harry Price took a pitchout Bearcats Dump NWLa. CINCINNATI (AP) -Junior quarterback Art Bailey ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third to lead the Univesity of Clncinnti to a 41-0 opening football game victory over Northwest Louisiana Saturday night. It was the first game for new-Coach Ralph Staub, a former assistant at Ohio State who returned to his alma mater.

Northwest Ixuisiana was devastated by Cincinnati's driving blitzes losing four of seven fumles and had two passes intercepted Three of the fumbles and one pass interception set up touchdowns and the Bearcats defense held the Demons to a minus 20 yards rushing offense Cincinnati senior tailback Curtis Williams, who ran 22 times for 92 yards, scored the first touchdown on an 11 yard charge. and raced 87 yards in the fourth quarter to break open the game and lead McNeese to a 25-7 victory over Indiana State in college football Saturday night Price's dash around right end, which was aided by several good blocks, helped the Cowboys roll up 389 rushing yardsagainst Indiana State. Their first two touchdowns in the first half came on short runs of eight and 13 yards by quarterbacks Terry McFarland and Jimmy Morvant. Indiana State scored in the fourth quarter when Pete McCoy passed for seven yards to Ken Klein in the end zone. Indiana State had set up the score when McNeese fumbled on their own eight yard line Cardinals Take Win BEAUMONT, Tex.

(AP) -Lamar University defeated Northeast Louisiana 21-7 Saturday night on touchdown runs by Charles Behn, Jeff Bergeron and J.J. Johnson. The game was the season opener for the teams, both of which are coming olf 2-9 seasons Angelo St 31, Cent St Okla. 6 Augustana.S.O 49, Gustav Adolphus 17 Baker 52, Kansas Weslyn 6 Ball St. 43, Toledo 3 Bowling Green 17, Grand Valley St 6 Case Western 15.

Hiram Col, 13 Cent Michigan 9, Michigan 3 23. 24. 35 West Los Angeles 87 55 613 Cincinnati 7S 61 524 12' 2 LOS ANGELES Home (14) San Diego. 2, Sept 12, 13. Cincinnati 2, Sept 14, 15, Atlanta 3 Sept, 16 17, 18 San Francisco, 3.

Sept 26, 27. 28, HoustSMtal is natl, 1. Sept 11. San Francisco. 2, Sept 30, 21, Houston 3 Sept 23, 24, 25 CINCINNATI Home (I), LOT Ange les, 1 Sept 11 Houston 2, Sept 13, 13, San Diego 3 Sept 37.

21 Atlanta 3. Sept 30. Oct 1 3. Away (III Lot Ange les. 3.

Sept 14. 15; San Francitco, 3, Sept It. 17, II San Diego. 3. Sept 21, 22.

23, Atlanta. 3, Sept 33. 34, 25 By The Associates Kress NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pet GB Philadelphia II S3 634 Pittsburgh It 546 8 PHILADELPHIA Horn (13). St Louis Sept II; Pittiburgh 3. Sept 13.

13 New York. 3. Sept 14. 15, Chicago, 3, Sept 30, It, 22 Montreal 4, Sept JO. Oct 3 Away (), St Louis, 3, Sept 16, 17.

II. Montreal Sept 73, 34, 3j Chi cago. 3, Sept 36. 37, 31 PITTSBURGH Home (7), Montreal 1 Sept Itj New York, 3. Sept 37, 21, Chicago.

3. Sept 30. Oct 3 Away (13), Philadelphia 2. Sept 13. 13.

St. Louii. 3. Sept 14, 15. Montreal 3 Sept 16, 17, New York 2, Sept 20.

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Langslon 42. Panhandle St. 0 Luther 13, Augustana.lll. 10 Michigan 37, Illinois 9 Michigan St 19, Purdue 14 Minnesota 10, W. Michigan 7 Minn Duluth 33, Wis Superior 0 Minn Morris 16.

St. John's, Minn 3 Mo Western 31, Missouri Rolla 14 Nebraska Omaha 17, Dakota St tie NE Oklahoma 14, Arkansas 14, tic N. Michigan 41, lowa 7 Northwd, Mich 21, Michigan Tech 6 Ohio St 10, Miami Fla 0 Oklahoma 25. Vanderbilt 23 Henry inn nsmMiusis (Continued From Page 33; 1 Behn, Lamar's starting quarterback, ran 18 yards for a first-quarter score. Bergeron got another first-quarter touchdown on a 40-yard run after Clarence Wallace's 35-yard interception return.

Lamar made it 21-0 when sub quarterback Johnson took the Cardinals 59 yards on five runs and a 44-yard pass to Howard Robinson Johnson scored from the one indtioma mi j. iL.be 1 WButWP- J3cvaL' St Cloud St. 39, St Thomas 0 BJ fWBSL SBFiBb nvw VntaTW' That 51 -yard return sparked the initial score of the night On a third and three at the Bulldog 34, Booker Price slammed ahead to the 32, but a roughness penalty gave USL a first and 10 at the 17 Tailback Barry Herbert managed four yards to the 13. setting up a second and six Roy Henry then took a shallow drop, spotted split end David Gray on a square out in the Dakota 24 Mornings oe ,0 JMK4'l 1- AMERICAN LEAGUE Oakland al Kantat City, Minnesota at Chicago, 9 30 New York .7 aC, California at Texas, II 35 p.m. New York 17 55 613 Only oame scheduled Boston li S) sn i Baltimore 13 51 5f NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit .7 7a .447 30 i Et Cleveland 65 71 455 M'-j Pet GB Milwaukee 60 86 411 Philadelphia 17 53 Ml Toronto 47 in Pittsburgh tl 61 570 7 Wet Chicago 75 64 540 IV Kansas City 614 St Louis 74 67 525 13': Chicago 7 62 557 Montreal 64 76 457 23 Minnesota 77 65 542 10 New York 54 16 316 31 Text 75 63 543 10 YVest California 47 71 4t4 If) i-OS Angeies 54 417 Oakland 55 64 MX', Cincinnati 74 61 521 11' 1 Seattle 54 7 2 31' 1 Houston 70 71 .494 17 Late games not included 5an FrSnc.co 65 7' 458 22': Priday's Games 80 J5 Boston 5 1 Detroit 1 6 Atlanta 52 J49 35 ss; right cornel of the end for and threaded 'he nee He the first score of today's Games Ch.cago 10 New York I Atlanta I ban Diego 6 Philadelphia II.

St 4 Montreal 3. Pirtsourgh 1 los Angeles 4 Cincinnati I Houston a. San Francisco I Saturday's Games New York ai Chicago 3 Los Angeles at Cincinnati. 7pm Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m St Louis at Pniledelphia, 7 30 San Diego a' Atlanta. 7 30 pm Son Francisco at Houston I p.m Sunday Games St.

Louis 'Underwood I 10) a Pnila wiphia Lean 7 41, 1 30 oin Monti eai Holdswortn 3 ii at P'ttsourgn ison 7 II. I 30 m. jjs Angeles 'Rhooen '61: 41 Cincinnati 1 7), rr San Diego iFreicieem 7 7 at Atian'a Solomon 4 5'. 3 New vork 3 at tn-(ago 'Bon am IC III, 3 IS pm San Franc sco IHellcM 13 'Diet Houston Anduiar US). 3pm Monday Game Nat onai League New fort at Montreal, 7 35 Pifsbutgt at Philadelphia, 7 35 pm Chicago at St Louis I 35 Houston at Cincinnati I OS San ego at ljs Angeles lo 30 0 A'lanta a San Franc sco 10 15 Bait-more 7, Cleveland New rork 3.

Toronto 0 fnsas City 6, Minnesota 3 Seatt'e Teds 3 3. Oakland 1 Chicago 4 California 1 Sa'urday's Games Boston 7, Detroit 1 Toronto 15. New York 3 California a. Chicago I Oakland 4 I Bait. more 4, Cleveland 5 II innings Varsa C.tr 10 Minnesota 1 "eas at Sea-tie.

3. in1 iucoev Toronto 3d and Car- 0 1) at New Yor; iG'illc't 113 and Tictrow 9 c. 3, 1 0 royo 15' at Bostm 7 3 p.lYI Cieveienii (Fckersiev 13 13) it Balti mori 13 3pm k.msa! 'v Hasuer I Si at Minnesota It Ml, I li 'iniceso (Knapp ano Penko 3 0) ai California tlintm 15 ano Har'ie'l 71, 3, 4 0 Milwaukee (Travers 4l)at Oakland 'lang'O'd II), 4 Texas iRiyieven 13 13i at Seattle (Hon ercu't 0 1: 4 35 Monder lames American League Dai'Oit at Cleveland. JO Saltimort- 4 Torvtto 7 3 for the Cajuns on the ensuing series, as Larry Fister pounced on a Barry Herbert fumble at the USL 21 Two rushes and an incompletion reached just the 16, though, and Petrucci kicked a 33 yard field goal to make it 10-6 with but 3:26 on the clock Stunning Score The Cajuns stunned the Bulldogs just before half to break it open Nat Durant had just fielded a punt al the USL 33 and a penalty had given Henry a first and IS at his own 2fiat the 22 mark Then using the layout pass used two years ago against Cincinnati. Herry threw a 37 yard homb to Herbert at the Fresno 35 with seconds snowing Herbert had hidden along sidelines without having returned to the USL huddle and was left all alor," as he made his diving or the sidelines On the next play.

Henry stepped back behind perfect protection and lofted a rainbow for Gray, who was tightly covered on a post pattern in the end zone The swift Spr inghill ex outjumped the defenders arid made the grab for a 35 yard payoff pitch as time ran out John Roveto chipped through the PAT and the count mounted to 17-6 at intermission At the half, Henry was seven-for 12 for 161 yards, two scores and one interception Gray 41 four of those for 85 yaid. while Herbert had wo for 83 Dazzling start Those. USL lans not riuite settled in their teats missed a daviinR start to the- game, a wirigharfc Vat Durant took ttV ipeninj! kickoff at his eight got superb bucking, cut to his left and steanaed ahead jo the Fresno 41 before IjeiitaT Smart Shuffle Gray adroitly shuffled both feet to stay in lxunds lor his first TD as a Cajun. and Henry's fifth scoring tos In two games John Roveto added the extra point with 12:49 suil showing on the first period cloik lo complete II yard drive in just five plays. Another roughness penalty the visitors, a personal lool on a back defending against Calvin James, helped a second USL drive as the uuarter end cd Henry was slammed down (or a nine yard loss to the 27 on Hie play but the flag moved it to the 4 1 -j and a third and a root Allen St rambler got ihe first at the 43 at the 3 12 mark Henry then rolled right and found Durant for 13 to the Fresno 44 On the next nap.

the cool Henry avoided a strong pass rush, stepped for ward, and found Herbert for 26 big yards to the 18 A penalty moved it back to the 23 and one incompletion and a yard loss later Henry again hooked up with Gray for 23 yards to the one on post pattern Again Henry thre.ided the 'leedle through the tough Fresno secondai But the drivi stalled on noid plays by Curtis Minor and other Bulldogs, and Roveto booted a 19 yard fieid noal wilh 14 11 showing for KM) lead It was a 14 plav 6H march pjPy BIAS PLY BIAS BELTED "kOfto CHALiiNGiB' OK -I'-TraBBM nfi 2 Toaa 4 F0R ((Mb mm for 1 co, 4 aoo WW ISSTALLF0u 1 mi. 1 llmiteel Worronty INSTAll noma brond plugs, poinh, rotor, A Hr! liBliB r'JSTOM VAIVING ond condenser 15" tor most "tfl lor cor opplicotmn meom ADJUST hm.njdw.i' i U.S. vans and 2m! fejjljiS- "icne- I Ttm aSP its easy to ooico SHOP DAIIV OOMjo 5 3 IfgjAjD MARCHE 4501 JOHNSTON I iiM 1 W. PAUL HAWLEY II PLCASf TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION Of NELSON SCHEXNAYDER. JR.

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