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(AP) -Rodney Horn tied a school record with three touchdown passes Saturday night and launched Northeast Louisiana to an easy 47-27 college football victory over Nicholls State. After Jesse Garcia broke his own school record with a 57-yard field goal in the first Sieriod, Horn threw ouchdown passes of three yards to Benny Mitchell, 49 yards to Tag Rome and five yards to Joey Evans en route to a 31-7 halftime lead that never was in jeopardy. It was the fifth consecutive triumph for Northeast, ranked No. 8 among NCAA I-AA schools and the best start in 15 years for the Indians, 5-1. Nicholls slid to 2-4 with its third loss in a row.

Horn finished with eight completions in 14 attempts for 166 yards before retiring to the bench midway through the third quarter. Northeast also was enriched on touchdown runs of 10 yards by Lonnie Simmons, six yards by Bobby Craighead and on David Outley's 53-yard return with an onside kick in the closing moments. And Garcia added a 31-yard field goal. Nicholls, looking for the right offensive combination, got touchdowns on passes of three yards from Doug Hudson to Alan Picard and four yards to Picard from Keith Menard, who also ran for a touchdown. It was the first time this season that any team' had scored more than one touchdown on Northeast, whose defense was ranked No.

1 among I-AA powers. Arkansas State 14, Louisiana Tech 10 JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) Quarterback Tim Langford led Arkansas State University scoring drives on the Indians' first three possessions Saturday night as ASU defeated Louisiana Tech 21-7. The victory snapped a four-game losing streak for Arkansas State and improved the Indians' record to 1-2 in the Southland Conference and 3-4 overall. Louisiana Tech dropped 0-3 in the league and 1-5 overall.

Langford completed a 64-yard drive with a 5-yard scoring run on the game's opening possession. Fullback Dwayne Pittman gave the Indians a 14-0 lead on a 19-yard run later in the same quarter. Early in the second period, Pittman fell on a Langford fumble in the end zone and Scott McDonald kicked his third straight extra point. The Indians led 21-0 at the half. Louisiana Tech's lone touchdown came with 2:42 left in the game when quarterback David Brewer completed a 24-yard pass to wide receiver Chris Tilley.

the fourth quarter, Van passed to Anythony Gibson for a touchdown on a play that covered 73 yards. Roy Fontenot passed to Van for a two-point conversion after Gibson's score. N.Texas St. 17 McNeeseSt.10 LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) At 1:11 into the Southland Conference football game, North Texas State's Tony Merriweather returned a punt 62 yards for a touchdown to start his Eagles toward their 17-10 Saturday night victory over McNeese State.

McNeese's Richard Andrews collected a 7-yard scoring pass from quarterback Don Richards with 48 seconds in the quarter. The second quarter was marred when Cowboy running back Buford Jordan the nation's second-ranked rushing leader with 144.6 yards per game was sidelined with a knee injury. The half ended when kicker Thomas Bresnahan booted 25-yard field goal to give North Texas State a 10-7 advantage at the half. The defensive struggle ended with NTSU gaining only 88 yards rushing and 76 passing and McNeese got 152 yards on the ground, but only 13 through the air. Running back Craig Carter closed out the Eagles' scoring with an 8-yard scoring run midway through the fourth period.

The victory improved NTSU to 5-2 overall, 2-0 in the conference, and McNeese went to 4-2 and 1-1. Other sizes tow-phced. tool terception in the first half. Linebacker Anthony Withers grabbed his in the second to end Bulldog scoring opportunities. Brewer, who was intercepted three times, established three stadium records with his passing.

He completed 26 of 45 attempts for 340 yards. Pittman led the Indian rushing attack with 118 yards on 18 carries. Langford added 87 yards rushing and 113 passing. The victory was the first ever for Arkansas State over the Bulldogs in a game in Jonesboro. Tech had won the past five games in ASU's stadium.

ALCORN 24 NORTHWESTERN 20 JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Alcorn defender Issiac Holt intercepted a pass and returned it 43 yards for a touchdown Saturday to put the game out of reach as the Braves edged Northwestern 24-20 in a hard-fought football game. Holt's interception return came in the fourth quarter and gave Alcorn a 24-14 lead. Nortnwestern ended scoring when quarterback Wayne Van passed to Jerry Wheeler on a touchdown play that covered 29 yards. The non-conference victory was the fourth straight triumph for Alcorn and improved its record to 4-1, while Northwestern dropped its fourth straight and fell to 1-6.

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North Carolina (7-0-0) beat North Carolina 42-14. 4. West Virginia (60) beat Virginia Tech, 13-0. 5. Auburn (5-1-0) beat Georgia Tech, 31-13.

6. Ohio State (4-2-0) lost to Illinois, 17-13. 7. Florida (51) did not play. 8.

Georgia (5-0-1) beat Vanderbilt, 20-13. 9. Arizona (5-0-1) vs. Oregon, late night. 10.

Miami, Fla. (6-1-0) beat Mississippi 31-7. 11. Alabama (4-2-0) lost to Tennessee, 41-34. 12.

So. Methodist (5-0-0) did not play 13. Michigan (5-1-0) beat Northwestern, 35-0. 14. Iowa (5-1-0) beat Purdue, 31-14.

15. Oklahoma (4-2-0) beat Oklahoma 21-20. 16. Maryland (5-1-0) beat Wake Forest, 36-33. 17.

Washington (5-1-0) beat Stanford, 32-15. 18. Arizona State (4-0-1) beat Southern 34-14. 19. Illinois (5-1-0) beat Ohio State, 17-13.

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20, Pace 6 Shepherd Siena 18, N.Y. Maritime 11 S. Connecticut la, C.W. Post 10 Susauehanna la, Moravian 7 MIDWEST Adrian 7, Albion 3 Alma IS, Olivet a Baldwin-Wallace 28, Mount Union 19 Ball St. 17, Kent St.

1 BeloitIB, Chicago 7 Bemidji St. 7, Northern St.S.D. 7, tie Bethany, Kan. 30, Tabor 7 Black Hills St. 44, S.

Dakota SprgfldO Bowling Green 23, W. Michigan 20 Buena Vista 13, William Penn 12 Cent loa Wartburg 7 Cent. Missouri 31, NE Missouri 13 Concordia, Moor. 23, Bethel, Minn. 14 Dakota St.

28, Huron 0 Dayton 45, Olivet Nazarene 2 Doane 20, Hastings 14 Dubuque 20, Upper Iowa 0 Illinois 13, N. Iowa 0 vansville 37, Valparaiso 13 Findlay Taylor 0 Hanover 10, Manchester 7 Hillsdale 27, Ferris St. 14 Hope 55, Kalamazoo 0 Illinois 17, Ohio St. 13 Indiana 24, Michigan St. 12 Indiana St.

24, Wichita St. 22 Iowa 31, Purdue 14 Iowa St. 22, Colorado 10 Iowa Weslyn 17, St. Ambrose 17, tie Jamestown 14, Dickinson St. 10 John Carroll la, Allegheny 14 Kansas31, Kansas St.

3 Loras 3, Benedictine, III. 0 Mankato St. 40, Morningside 13 Michigan 35, Northwestern 0 Midland 54, Dana 43 42, Minn. Morris 0 MinotSt. 34, Montana? Mo.

Southern 21, Kearney St. 16 Missouri Val. 14, William Jewell 14, tie Mo. Western 22, Emporia St. 20 Muskingum 30, Capital 21 Nebraska 34, Missouri 13 Nebraska Weslyn 27, Concordia, Neb.

17 N.Dakota 35, St. Cloud St. 6 N. Dakota St. 24, S.

Dakota St. 12 N. Illinois 34, E.Michigan 15 N. Michigan 27, Grand Valley St. 14 NW Missouri St.

30, Lincoln NW Ohio Northern (0, Marietta 0 Otterbein 48, Ohio Weslyn 29 Pittsburg St. 29, Ft. Hays St. 25 St. John's, Minn.

28, Augsburg 0 St. Thomas St. OlatO Saginaw Val. St. 34, Northwd, Mich.

31 S. Dakota Tech 14, Sioux Falls 0 S.Illinois 24, SWMissouri6 Sterling 13, McPhersonO Toledo 10, Miami, Ohio9 Wabash 14, Rose HulmanO Washburn 13, Wayne, Neb. i Wayne, Mich. 23, Michigan Tech 7 W. Illinois 28, Wis.

-Whitewater 14 Wilmington 42, Defiance 21 Wisconsin 56, Minnesota 17 Wittenberg 14, Denison 7 Wooster 34, Heidelberg 0 Youngstown St. 41, Austin Peay 19 SOUTHWEST Angelo St. 2a, Abilene Christian 20 Arkansas St. 21, Louisiana Tech 7 Arkansas Tech 14, Henderson St. 10 Austin Col.45,Millsaps20 Baylor 13, Texas AIM 13, tie Cent.

Arkansas 24, S. Arkansas 21 E. Texas St. 24, Howard Payne 0 Harding 40, SWestern, Tenn. 24 Mississippi 20, Texas Christian 7 NE Oklahoma 31, Evangel 6 NW Oklahoma 40, E.

Central U. 23 Oklahoma 21, Oklahoma St. 20 SW Texas St. 26, Sam Houston St. 10 SW Oklahoma 25, SE Oklahoma 2 Texas 31, Arkansas3 Texas-Arlington 21, LamarO Texas Lutheran 33, Prairie View 14 Texas Tech 14, Rice 3 Tulsa 39, Illinois St, 25 FAR WEST Air Force 37, Texas-El Paso 25 Arizona St.

34, Southern Cal 14 Brigham Young 66, New Mexico 21 California 45, Oregon St. 19 Cent. Washington 37, S. Oregon 7 Colorado St. 17, San Diego St.

15 New Mexico 48, Adams St. 14 Ft. Lewis 39, Western 28 Fresno St. 31, Montana St. 12 Hawaii 23, Nev.

Las VegasO Lutheran 27 Mesa, Colo. 31, Colorado Mines 14 Nevada-Reno 38, Montana 0 Pacific, Ore. 37, Willamette 15 Portland St. 44, Humboldt St. 26 Puget Sound 50, Oregon Tech 6 Rocky Mountain 29, Carroll, Mont.

28 Sacramento St. 42, Cal Lutheran 14 St. Mary's, Cal. 16, San Francisco St. 0 Simon Fraser52, E.

Oregon 22 S. Dakota 16, N.Colorado 14 UCLA 24, Washington St. 14 Utah 69, Wyoming 14 Utah St. 10, Boise St. 7 Washington 32, Stanford 15 W.

New Mexico 16, Highlands 10 W. Oregon 42, W. Washington 7 Nicholls St. 7 0 11-17 Northeast Li. 10 II 7 1-47 NE FGGarcia57 NE Mitchell 28 pass from Horn (Martin kick) NSU-Picard 3 pass from Hudson (Tranchinakick) NE-Rome 49 pass from Horn (Martin kick) NE-Evans 5 pass from Horn (Martin kick) NE-Slmmons 10 run (Martin kick) NE -Craighead 6 run (Martin kick) NSU-Picard 4 pass from Menard Hobbs pass from Menard) NE-FG Garcia 31 NSU-Menard 1 run (kick failed) NE-Outley 53 kickoff return (kick failed) NSU- Brown 1 run (passfailed) SKI ASPEN jor role in the victory, turning in six pass interceptions, including two that resulted in touchdowns.

Richard Myles opened scoring for the Braves with a 1-yard plunge. Other Alcorn scores came on a 32-yard pass interception return by Erick Moon and a 37-yard field goal by George Green. Green kicked three extra points. Northwestern got on the board in the third quarter when Van passed to Wheeler on a 47-vard scoring play. In INDIVIDUALSTATISTICS RUSHING Louisiana Tech, Williams 9-15.

Arkansas Pittman 18-118, Langford 27-87. PASSING Louisiana Tech, Brewer 25-43-3 340. Arkansas Langford 1119-1 113. RECEIVING Louisiana Tech, Terrebonne 7 78, Dellocono 6119. Arkansas St Lewis Mississippi Val.

7 14 7-21 Grambling St. 7 7 14 t-II GSU-Pugh44run (Rosaleskick) MVSU-Thomas 19 pass from Totten (Stokes kick) MVSU-Rice 14 pass from Totten (Stokes kick) GSU -Brent 1 run Rosales kick) MVSU-Rice 58 pass from Totten (Stokes kick) GSU-Montgomery 22 pass from Brent (Rosaleskick) Nkti NELa Jan. 2-Jan. 8 Prices begin at $625person Call 233-4550 WAYFARER TRAVELS First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yacds Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 2e 38-83 305 21 30-43-1 239 5-2 7-62 35:15 21 42-262 190 21 9161 1-31 10 13-157 24:45 1 GSU-Nicholas 36 pass from Brent (Rosaleskick) MVSU-Sherman 1 run (Stokes kick) A 14,179 Louisiana Tech 0007-0 Arkansas St. 14 7 0 0-21 ASU Langford 5 run (McDonald kick) ASU-Pittman 19 run (McDonald kick) ASU-Pittman fumble recovery (McDonald kick) LTU-Tilley 24 pass from Brewer (Dagerkick) A 14,288 Vly 11 31-112 315 3 21-36-1 7-40 883 21:19 Gram 22 42-274 241 24 16-29-2 4-47 33 858 31:41 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties yards Time of Possession Tin Associated Press EAST Albright 27, Lebanon Val.O tie Va.

14, ThielO Bloomsburg St. 22, Millersville St. 14 Boston U. 24, Rhode Island 22 Brown 14, Cornell 3 Buffalo St. 30.

Lowell! Carnegie-Mellon 20, Wash. Jeff. 0 Catholic U. 3a, St. Francis, Pa.

6 Cent. Connecticut 13, Springfield 3 Clarion St. 24, Slippery Rock 6 Coast Guard 20, MaristO Columbia 21, Yale II Cortland St. 14, Albany, N.Y 7 Curry 17, W. New England 7 Dartmouth 28, Harvard 12 Delaware St.

2a, N. Carolina A4T 7 E.Carolina 24, Temple 11 E. StroudsburgM, Mansfield St. 8 SOUTH Appalachian St. 21, Gardner Webb 17 Auburn 31, Georgia Tech 13 Bethune-Cookmn 24, Alabama St.

6 Carson-Newman 42, Mars Hill 0 Centre 31, Oberlin 20 Clemson38, Duke 31 E. Tennessee St. 24, Georgia Southern 7 Elon 10, Presbyterian Fayetteville St. 13, Winston Salem 13, tie Florida AaM 42, Albany, Ga. 0 Florida St.

43, Cincinnati 17 Ft. Valley St. 31, Alabama 29 Carolina 17, tie Georgia 20, Vanderbilt 13 Grambling St. 28, Mississippi Val. 28, tie Guilford 24, Brdgwater, Va.

13 Hampden-Sydney 20, Wash. Lee 8 Hampton Inst. 14, Norfolk St. 12 Kentucky 21, LSU 13 Livingstone 31 Smith 3 Maryland M. Wake Forest 33 Maryville7, Baptist U.

0 Miami, Fla. 31, Mississippi St. 7 Middle Tenn. 17, Murray St. 14 Suanyzlinz fattxis, One, buct Jloaiiiana 70503 LTU ASU 17 23 19-11 64 280 First downs Rushes yards Cavull cA.

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