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40 Advertiser, Lafayette, Nov. 10. 1915 College scoreboard! McNeese Cowboys salvage tie with UTA Top Twenty Fared By TIM Auocutrt Prtu How me Top Twenty learns in me Associated Press college iootr.au poll larM mis wm no I. Florida (7 ill ut to No 17 Georgia Neit. vs.

Kentucky No.I, Pew State (0I beat Cincinnati 31 10. Next vs. Notre Dame. No.3. Nebraska U-IO) beat lowa State Next: vs.

Kansas No 4. otiio State (1 1 01 beat Northwestern JS 17 Next vs. Wisconsin No Air Force 1100) beat Army 45 7 Next: at No. II Brignam Young No i lowa il 1 0) beat Illinois 59-0 Next at Purdue. No I Oklanoma It 1 01 beat Missouri 51 6.

Next: vs Colorado No.I. Miami, Fla. II 0) beat Maryland H-H. Next Nov 23 vs. Colorado State.

No.9, Michigan 17 I II beat Purdue 47 0. Next, at Minnesota. No.iO, Oklahoma Slate (7 1 01 bea! Kansas State 35 Next: at Missouri. No.ll, Baylor 17 2 0) lost to No 12 Arkansas 20 14. Next vs.

Rice. No 12, Arkansas (H 01 beat No. 11 Baylor 2014 Next at Texas AIM No.13, Auburn (7 201 beat East Carolina 35 10 Next: at No. 17 Georgia No.14, UCLA (7 I I) beat Ariiona 24 19. Next: vs.

Oregon State No.15, Louisiana State 15-1 II tied No 20 Alabama 14 14. Next vs. Mississippi State. No.16, Florida State (7 2 01 beat South Carolina 56 14. Next vs Western Carolina.

No.17, Georgia il beat No. I Florida 24 3. Next vs. No. 13 Auburn.

No.ll. Bngham Young (12 01 beat Utah State 44 0. Next: vs. No. 5 Air Force No.ll.

Tennessee (5 12) beat Memphis State 17 7. Next: vs. Mississippi No.20, Alabama (6 2 1) tied No. 15 Louisiana State 14 14. Next: vs.

Southern Mississippi passes to lead Grambling State to a 28-0 victory over Alabama State in the second game of the Atlanta Football Classic. In the first game, Morris Brown defeated Albany State 28-14. Landry threw a 22-yard scoring pass to Wayne Hill in the first quarter, then tossed a 17-yarder to John McFarland late in the second period. Carlos Ellison and Sherman Cowley, a pair of backup running backs, each scored a touchdown in the second half Ellison on a 1-yard run late in the third period and Cowley from 2 yards away eariy in the final period. The victory gave the Tigers an 8-1 record overall, 5-1 in the conference, and marked the 328th career victory for Grambling Coach Eddie Robinson.

Robinson, whose lifetime record is now 328-107-15, is the winningest football coach in college history. Alabama State fell to 2-7 overall and 2-4 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Landry hit eight of 15 passes for 92 yards. Hill led the Tigers in rushing with 46 yards on 10 tries and had three catches for 45 yards. Alabama State's Anthony Benjamin was 17 of 33 for 136 yards.

field goal in the closing moments, got another try when Tech was flagged for a 15-yard penalty. On the next play, Garcia hit from 40 yards away. Tech frittered away a 9-7 lead in the third quater when, with 5:41 remaining, quarterback Jordan Stanley got sacked by defensive back Cyril Crutchfield and fumbled the ball to Northeast on the Tech 21. Five plays later, Wooten plunged for the winning touchdown. SW Texas St 55, La 15 SAN MARCOS, Texas (AP) -Southwest Texas State held Southeastern Louisiana to a minus-five yards rushing and rolled to a 55-15 Gulf Star Conference victory Saturday.

The Bobcats, now 3-6 and 2-1 in the conference, scored on six of eight possessions in the second and third quarters, racking up 41 points. Southeast Louisiana scored first in the game as the Lions converted a blocked punt in the first two minutes of the game, leading to an eight-yard pass from John Gregory to David Hamilton. Grambling 28, Alabama St. 0 ATLANTA (AP) Terrell Landry threw two first-half touchdown LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) -Arthur Alexander caught a 41 -yard third quarter pass from David Alexander to tie McNeese State with Texas Arlington 10-10 in Southland Conference play Saturday night.

Texas Arlington stands at 4-3-1 overall and 2-0-1 in the conference. McNeese is 3-3-2 overall and 1-1-2. Alexander caught five receptions and a touchdown for 103 yards. Texas Arlington's Tony Brown ran two yards for a touchdown six minutes i nto the first quarter. A 25-yard field goal by McNeese's Lance Wiley brought the scoring to 7-3 in the second quarter.

Another field goal, this time a 29-yarder by Texas Arlington's Scott Roper, left Texas Arlington ahead 10-3 at the half. Texas Arlington threatened to break the draw when, with 3:41 remaining in the game, McNeese's David Verrett recovered a fumble on McNeese's 2-yard line. Freshman Brian McZeal led in rushing for McNeese with 24 carries for 101 yards. Jarvis McKyre led Texas Arlington in rushing with 20 carries for 137 yards. Texas Ailmgton 3 0 010 McNeese St I 7 010 UTA Brown 2 run Roper kick) McN-FG Wiley 25 UTA FG Roper 29 McN Alexander 41 pass from Anderson (Wiley kick) A 15,073 Delaware St.

46 Southern 8 BATON ROUGE, La (AP) John Taylor scored three touchdowns, including one one a 93-yard pass from Mike Walker, to lead Delaware State's 46-8 triumph over Southern University's football team Saturday night. Delaware was in front 39-0 at halftime. Taylor's first two touchdowns came on a seven-yard run in the second quarter and a 35-yard pass from Jerome Baker, also in the second period. Delaware State's first two scores came on interceptions of passes by Southern quarterback Ervin Bennett. Southern scored in the last quarter on a seven-yard pass from Bennett to Connell Swain.

Bennett passed for the two-point conversion. Delaware State is now 7-2 for the season. Southern is 5-4. NE La 13, La Tech 9 RUSTON, La. (AP) Teddy Garcia drilled a pair of field goals and running back Mike Wooten plunged for the winning touchdown Saturday night to lift Northeast Louisiana to a 13-9 Southland Conference football victory over Louisiana Tech.

A fumble and a penalty enabled Northeast to continue its mastery over its north Louisiana rival, winning for the sixth time in the past eight years. This victory enabled Northeast to snap a three-game losing streak and improve to 5-4 overall, 2-2 against Southland opponents. Tech, meanwhile, slipped to 7-3 and 2-2. Tech opened to a 9-0 lead on a 9-yard run by Joe Rasco and a 40-yard field goal by George Benyola, who also missed an extra point and 47 -yard field goal. Northeast made it a 9-3 halftime when, after Garcia missed a 49-vard INSTANT COMPLETE TO GO 7 BEDROOM 1 BATH i 3 BEDROOM 1 BATH 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH First downs 32 17 Rushesyards 44-252 43 151 Passing yards 119 150 Return yards 21 9 Passes 23111 19-1-3 Punts 2 38 3-44 Fumbleslost 3-3 3-3 Penalties yards 7- 55 7 59 Timeof Possession 39:30 36:30 100o Financing if you owr your own lot' Fully Insulated with Central Hect Air Conditioning 700 Alexander 234-8589 I Presbyterian 76 Gardner WeboO Randolph Macon 49 BrdOMtcr.Vi 7 Richmond 21, Brown 13 S.

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37 Fullerton St. 21, New Mexico St. 17 Hayward St. 37, Humboldt St. 21 Idaho 34, Montana St.O LaVerne2t, Pomona 14 Linfield 39, Oregon Tech 19 Mesa, Colo.

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Ore. 0 Wyoming 41, San Diego St. 30 Cajun netters win in sweep USL's Ragin' Cajun women's tennis team swept to wins in the top five singles positions here Saturday and used that spurt to take an 8-1 dual match victory over Centenary College. The Cajun squad of coach Jennifer Tuero, now l-l on the season in dual match play, took all eight of its victories in straight sets, led by an easy 6-2, 6-0 victory in the No. 1 singles match by Diane Lowings over Centenary's Cynthia Van-derslice Susan Mainz took a 7-5, 6-fl victory over Macy Evert at No.

2 singles, Lori DeLaat downed Cindy Tallent 6-3, 6-0 in the No. 3 slot, Cathy O'Donovan took a 6-1, 6-3 win over Kate Farmer at No. 4 singles and Canine Sella downed Pam Lebato 6-1, 6-2 in the No. 5 position for the other singles wins. All five of USL's victories were provided by freshmen.

USL also swept all three doubles matches with Mainz and Lowings teaming for a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Evert and Vanderslice in the No. 1 doubles match. DeLaat and O'Donovan downed Labato and Rhonda Branaman 6-1, C-2 and Sella and Stephanie Bourg defeated Farmer and Lynn Hanson 6-2, 6-2 for the Cajuns' other doubles wins. The only Cajun loss came at the No. 6 singles slot, where Centenary's Branaman took a 6-2, 6-1 victory over Krista Eichelberger.

Centenary fell to 3-3 with the loss. By The Associated Press EAST Albany, 20 Buffalo 0 Alfred 31, Rochester! Allegheny 12. Grove City 7 Amherst 35, Williams 20 Bates 24. Tufts 6 Bloomsburg 51, Buffalo St 7 Bowdoin 24, Colby 0 California, Pa. 35, Waynesburg 6 Clarion 22, Lock Haven 13 Coast Guard 17, Maris! 13 Colgate 27, Penn 27, tie Concord 21, West Liberty 20 Connecticut 24.

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0 Guilford 23, Catawba 17 Hampden-Sydney 38, Sewanee 21 Hanover 46, Kentucky Weslyn 7 Livingstone 30, Bowie St. 0 Mars Hill 45, Lenoir Rhyne 7 Marshall 34, E. Tennessee St. 21 McNeese St. 10, Texas Arlington 10, tie Miami.

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14, Austin Peay 6 N. Alabama 17, Livingston St. 0 N. Carolina 21 Clemson 20 N.C.CentraUl.J.C. Smith 21 Carolina St 23, Virginia 23 NE Louisiana 13, Louisiana Tech 9 Notre Dame 37, Mississippi 14 DISCOUNT TIRE SUPPLIES, INC CLOSE OUT SALE! Limited Quantities Remaining Please Call For Your Size SIZE PRICE $OQ56 ilU P16580R13 P17580R13 P18580R13 P18575R14 P19575R14 P20575R14 P21575R14 P22575R14 P20575R15 40.11 41.98 44.03 45.33 47.40 50.01 52.64 55.28 51.34 53.97 59.36 P15580R13 P21575R15 P23575R15 Green paces UCLA victory TUCSON, Ariz.

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The Horned Frogs are 3-6 and 0-6. Texas 34 Houston 24 HOUSTON (AP) Texas' Bret Stafford ran 1 yard for a touchdown and passed 15 yards to Russell Hays for another score in a 21-point first quarter Saturday to ignite the Long-horns to a 34-24 college football victory over the Houston Cougars. Stafford leaped 1 yard for a touchdown after a 49-yard run by Charles Hunter, and he threw the touchdown pass to Hays after Hunter gained 27 yards on a reverse. If you've shopped for tires lately, I'm sure you've seen all kinds of off brands advertised in a number of different price ranges. We are offering the lowest prices but giving you the high quality of Kelly Springfield tires.

And NO! We are not going to insult your intelligence by telling you these tires have been discounted up to 50 (if they are, they are too darn high to begin with.) Fla. State buries South Carolina IRVING, Texas (AP) Cor-nerback Mark Vincent woke up Southern Methodist on the second half's first play Saturday with a 23-yard interception return for a touchdown that prompted a Mustang explosion and a 40-15 victory over Rice. SMU, 5-3 for the season and 4-2 in the Southwest Conference, led only 10-7 at the half, but got 17 easy points in the third quarter as the game turned quickly into a rout. Rice fell to 3-6 and 2-4. SMU turned two interceptions off Rice stand-in quarterback Travis Williams into short-distance third-quarter touchdowns and converted three fumbles into 13 more points.

Williams, moved to quarterback from defense after four other Rice quarterbacks were sidelined by injuries earlier this year, threw 22 yards to Mike Boudousquie for a touchdown that gave the Owls a 7-7 tie in the second quarter. Texas Tech 63 TCU 7 LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) Freshman quarterback Billy Joe Tolliver rifled a school record five touchdown passes, three of them to halfback Ansel Cole, as Texas Tech ended a five-game losing binge Saturday with a 63-7 Southwest Conference Victory over Texas Christian. Tolliver, in his debut, connected on 26-43 for 422 yards, breaking the SWC record 417 set by Chuck Hixon of SMU in 1968. The redshirt freshman from Boyd winged scoring shots of 20, 19 and 13 yards to Cole, hit Bouvier Dale with a 65-yard bomb and broke the Tech record with a 25-yard pitch to Bruce Perkins. He left to a standing ovation with 38 seconds remaining in the third quarter.

The Raiders are 4-5 overall and 1-5 $500 instant credit to qualified applicants A better way to buy tires, service, and accessories TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Victor Floyd ran for 212 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns and fellow freshman Chip Ferguson threw three touchdown passes as 16th-ranked Florida State blasted South Carolina 56-14 Saturday night. The Seminoles ran their record to 7-2 to enhance their bowl prospects. The Gamecocks dropped to 4-5 before 54,121 fans at Doak Campbell Stadium and a national television audience on ESPN. Floyd scored on a 14-yard pass from Ferguson and a 61-yard run.

Ferguson, who connected on seven of nine passes for 105 yards, also threw scoring strikes of 3 yards to Pat Carter and 7 yards to Pete Panton. Keith Ross scored on runs of 53 and 5 yards for Florida State, while Tanner Holloman rushed for a 10-yard touchdown. South Carolina scored just before the half on a 9-yard pass from running back Kevin White to quarterback Mike Hold, who had handed off to White on the unusual play. The Gamecocks's second-half score came on a 55-yard pass play from Hold to Gary Prater. Tailback ioyd, a red-shirt freshman who played football for only one year in high school, earned a starting spot two games ago.

Carolina 0 7 0 7-14 Florida St 14 31 14 7-S6 FS Carter 3 pass from Ferguson I Schmidt kick FST Holloman 10 run ISchmidtkick) FS Panton 7 pass from Ferguson (Schmidt kick) FS Ross 53 run (Schmidt kick) FS Floyd 14 pass from Ferguson (Schmidt kick I SC-Hoid 9 pass from White I Hagier kick I FS Floyd6l run (Schmidt kick) FS Ferguson 1 run (Schmidt kick) SC Prater 55 pass from Hold (Hagier kick) FS Ross 5 run (Schmidt kick) SC FS First downs 15 25 Rushesyards 35102 56 409 Passing yards 234 133 Return yards 4 75 Passes 17412 10-150 Punts tt 644 FumWestoit 1-1 31 Penalties yards 18154 13110 Time of Possession 27:41 32:13 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHiNG-Sourh Carolina, Dendy 14 57, White 6 24. Florida State, Floyd 15 212, Ross 23 163 passing- South Carolina, hold 16 40 2 225, White 11-0-1 Florida State, Ferguson 1 10-0106, Coker I 4-0-15, Thomas 1 10-12. RECeiVING-South Carolina, Prater 1 55. Smith 4-51. Sharps 4 40, Bethea 2 40.

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