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IN" re. 1- 'v ,1 'VTr-mr rrr! -g i i Advartlwr, Lafayette, Sept. 1M6 41 College footbnH'reporJ Nicholls State stands tall against Northeast by 17-13 score r-fifrlfa. NTex Brewer 2 run (Smith kick) McN-FG Wiley 36 SW Kansas 19, Sterling 8 Tarkio33, Dane 30 Urbana 13, Waynesburg 10 Valparaiso 41, Franklin 15 Washburn 25, Mo. Southern 7 W.

Illinois .4 William Penn 33, Upper iowa6 Wilmington 29, Knoxville 14 Falls 10, Claire 9 Pt. 49, Missouri St. 21 17, 7 Wis. Whitewater 42, 7 Wooster 16, Ohio Weslyn 6 Wyoming 21, Wisconsin 12 in the third quarter to give Southern its winning points. Theophiles first interception came with 1:33 left in the game and Prairie View threatening.

He picked it off at his own 9-yard line to stifle that threat. But Ron Scott fumbled the ball away at his own 12-yard line seconds later, and Prairie View had new life. But Theophile again squelched the threat, picking off a pass at the goal line with 12 seconds left in the game. Southern is now 3-1 overall and 3-0 in SWAC play, tied with Jackson State for the conference lead. Prairie.

View is 0-5 overall and 0-3 in SWAC. Bethune-Cookman penalty helped a Grambling drive. In the third quarter, a roughing penalty continued the Tiger drive that ended with Hills second touchdown. The Wildcats committed 12 penalties for 105 yards. Bethune-Cookman scored on their opening possesion of the second half, driving 72 yards on six plays.

Andre Harper cut back to the left on a 21-yard touchdown. After Watsons touchdown pass narrowed the score to 16-14, Bethune-Cookman threatened to take the lead when an Andre Pugh interception and Thomas 28-yard screen pass to Anthony Florence gave the Wildcats a first and goal on the four. But Jeffrey Smith intercepted Thomas in the end zone to end the threat. Elon 15, Carson-Newman 12 Emory Henry 63, Tenn. Wesleyan 12 Ft.

Valley St. 7, Morris Brown 0 Furman 38, Marshall 10 Gardner-Webb 49, Ga. Southwestern 17 Georgia 31, S. Carolina 26 Georgia Southern 34, 14 Grambling St. 30, Bethune-Cookmn 24 Guilford 33, Hampden-Sydney 29 Jackson St.

26, Mississippi Val. 8 Jacksonville St. 52, W. Georgia 34 James Madison 39, VMI7 J.C. Smith 42, Bowie St.

6 Kentucky Weslyn 22, Cumberland, Ky. 12 Louisville 34, Memphis St. I Miami, Fla. 28, Oklahoma 16 Millsaps 16, Trinity, Tex. 0 Mississippi 35, Tulane 18 Mississippi St.

16, Florida 10 Morehead St. 33, Kentucky St. 10 Murray St. 10, Kentucky 10, tie Nicholls St. 17, NE Louisiana 13 N.

Carolina 40, Morgan St. 23 N.C. Central 44, Fayetteville St. 16 N. Carolina St.

28, Maryland 16 Randoiph-Macon30, lonaO Salisbury St. 48, Frostburg St. 9 S. Carolina St. 44, Howard U.

23 Southern U. 21, Prairie View 14 Tennessee St. 34, Florida 12 Troy St. 28, Livingston St. 6 Tuskegee 16, Ciark Col.

3 Union, Ky. 41, Lambuth Coll. 17 Virginia St. 21, St. Paul's7 Virginia Tech 37, E.

Tennessee St. 10 Virginia Union 28, Livingstone 0 Va. Weslyn 24, Ferrum 23 W. Carolina 34, Newberry 24 Winston-Salem 38, Hampton U. 6 Wofford 17, Liberty 6 RUSHING McNeese Citizen 14-89, Dfelrtdi 5-30.

N. Texas McGinty 13-72, CoBiniM-SS. PASSING McNeese Dietrich 9-20-MU, Guifteaux 1-1-0-41. N. Texas St.

Beal 2-6651, Pool 2-40-17, Campeff 10-0. RECEIVING McNeese 9., Johnson 5-105, Citizen 3-32. N. Texas Joseph 2-28, McGinty 1-36. THIBODAUX, La.

(AP) Doug Hudson hit Brent Verzwyvelt with an-8-yard scoring pass for the go-ahead points, and a defense led by inside linebackers Richard Romero and Terrence Cooks staged a fourth-quarter goal-line stand to give State a 17-13 victory over Northeast Louisiana in a college football game Saturday night. Nicholls is now 4-0, the best start in the 15-year history of intercollegiate football at the school. Northeast fell to 1-3. The goal-line stand came with seven minutes left in the game and Nicholls hanging on to its four-point lead. Northeast had a first-down at the Nicholls 2 after a face mask penalty.

Mike Wooten took three shots at getting the ball across, and 'Jeff Steele tried a sweep, but Romero, Cooks and the Nicholls line held, turning the ball over to the bffenseatthel. Hudsons touchdown pass came in the third quarter. Verzwyvelt broke' into the clear near the goal posts and made a diving catch just across the goal line. Top Twenty Fared By The Associated Press How the Associated Press Top Twenty college football teams fared Saturday: No. 1, Oklahoma (2-1 0) lost to No.

2 Miami 28 16. Next: vs. Kansas St. No. 2, Miami, Fla.

(4-0-0) beat No. 1 Oklahoma 28-16. Next: vs. Northern Illinois. No.

3, Alabama (4-0-0) did not play. Next: Oct. 4 vs. Notre Dame. No.

4, Nebraska (3-0-0) beat Oregon 48-14. Next: at South Carolina. No. Michigan (3-0-0) beat No. 20 Florida State 20-18.

Next: at Wisconsin No. 6, Washington (21-0) lost to No. 12 Southern California 20-10. Next: vs California. No.

7, Penn State (3-0-0) beat East Carolina 42-17. Next: vs. Rutgers. No. 8, Auburn (3-0-0) beat Tennessee 34-8.

Next: Western Carolina. No. 9, Arkansas (3-0-0) beat New Mexico State 42-11. Next: vs. Texas Christian.

No. 10, Arizona (4-0-0) beat Colorado 24-21. Next: Oct. 11 at No. 16 UCLA.

No. 11, Arizona State (2-0-0) vs. Washington State. Next: at No. 16 UCLA.

No. 12, Southern California (3-0-0) beat No. 6 Washington 20-10. Next: vs. Oregon.

No. 13, Maryland (3-1-0) lost to North Carolina State 28-16. Next: Oct. 11 vs. Boston College.

No. 14, Texas (2-1-0) beat Southern Mississippi 16-7. Next: vs. Texas Tech. No.

15, Iowa (3-0-0) beat Texas-EI Paso 69-7. Next: at No. 19Michigan State. No. 16, UCLA (1-1-0) vs.

Long Beach State. Next: vs. No. 11 Arizona State No. 17, Baylor (3-1-0) beat Texas Tech 45-14.

Next: vs. Houston. No. 16, Louisiana State (1-1-0) did not play. Next: Oct.

4 at Florida. No. 19, Michigan State (2-1-0) beat Western Michigan 45-10. Next: vs. No.

15 Iowa. No. 20, Florida State (1-2-1) lost to No. 5 Michigan 20-18. Next: Oct.

11 vs. Tulane. SW Texas St. 31, Rice 6 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 42, New Mexico St. 11 Arkansas St.

44, Texas St. 0 Austin Col. 23, Sul Ross St. 19 Baylor 45, Texas Tech 14 Bishop4l, Miles 13 Cameron 43, SW Oklahoma 22 Cent. Arkansas 17, Bluff 0 Cent, Okie.

31, Howard Payne 7 E. Central U. 35, Arkansas Tech 28 Mississippi Col. 34, W. Texas St.

24 N. Texas St. 21, McNeese St. 13 Oklahoma St. 23, Illinois St.

7 Panhandle St. 30, McMurry 15 Sam Houston St. 38, Angelo St. 21 SE Oklahoma 23, Harding 20 Southern Meth. 31, Texas Christian 21 SW Texas St.

31, Rice 6 Stephen F.Austin 38, Lamar 25 TarletonSt 21, Texas Lutheran 16 Texas A4M S. Mississippi 7 Tulsa 24, Houston 14 SW Texas St. 6 0 12 13-31 Rice 0 0 0 6-6 SWT Jackson 1 run (passfailed) SWT Jackson 3 run (passfailed) SWT Jackson 1 run (runfalled) SWT-FG Matlock 27 Rice Lewis 51 pass from Comalander (passfailed) SWT-FG Matlock 23 SWT A. Johnson 38 Interception return (Matlock kick) A 10,000 SWT Rice First downs 20 11 Rushes-yards 60-308 27-83 Passing yards 107 247 Return yards 57 5 Passes 7-2M 16-30-5 Punts 3-44 3-42 Fumbles-lost 2-2 Penalties-yards 5-30 6-46 Time of Possession 35:10 24:50 Southern 21 Prairie View 14 FAR WEST Air Force 24, Colorado St. 7 Arizona 24, Colorado 21 Brigham Young 27, Temple 17 Cent.

Washington 29, Whitworth 15 Colorado Mines 21, W. New Mexico 14 Hayward St. 29, Cal Lutheran 17 Idaho 27, E. Washington 10 Idaho St. 25, Boise St.

6 Linfield 45, W. Oregon 14 Nevada Reno61, Montana St. 10 N.Mex.Highland$38, Ft. Lewis31 N. Arizona 34, Montana 28 Northridge St.

37, San Francisco St. 0 Portland St. 27, Weber St. 22 Rocky Mountain 33, Montana Tech 28 San Diego St. 38, New Mexico 34 San Jose St.

35, California 14 Santa Barbara 28, Pomona 15 Southern Cal 20, Washington 10 S. Utah 55, Western Colo. 22 Stanford 17, Oregon St. 7 W. Washington 37, E.

Oregon 17 Grambling St 30 Bethune-Cookman 24 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -Wayne Hills 12-yard touchdown with 1:03 remaining lifted Grambling State to a come-from-behind 30-24 victory over Bethune-Cookman here Saturday night. Hill, who rushed for three touchdowns last Saturday against North Carolina Central, also scored on 1-yard runs in the second and third quarters as the Tigers, 3-0, drove 64 yards in the final six minutes for the winning score. Bethune-Cookman, 2-2, trailed 16-0 at halftime but rallied to take a 24-23 lead with 7:08 left when Remi Watson returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown. Watson, who caught a 48-yard pass from Anthony Thomas on a fleaflicker play in the third quarter, slipped two tackles and got a key block from Errol Laster as he ran down the left sideline.

Grambling took over at their 36 and moved to the Bethune-Cookman 27-yard line before stalling. A 45-yard field goal attempt by Ardisher Nobahar went wide left, but an offsides call on Bethune-Cookman gave the Tigers a second chance. Hill scored four plays later. It was the second time a USC 20, Washington 10 N. Texas St ...21 McNeese St ...13 DENTON, Texas (AP) Marcus Campers 60-yard punt return in the second quarter sparked North Texas State to a 21-13 victory over McNeese State Saturday in the Southland Conference opener for both teams.

The touchdown gave the Mean Green a 14-10 lead, and Billy Brewers two-yard scoring run in the third quarter put NTSU out of reach. David McGinty scored NTSUs other touchdown on an 8-yard run in the first quarter. McNeese opened the scoring on a 37-yard field goal by Lance Wiley. McNeese had gone ahead 10-7 in the second quarter on Scott Dietrichs 34-yard pass to Flip Johnson. Wiley added a 36-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.

The game was NTSUs first at Fouts Field since the stadium was renovated during the summer. North Texas is now 2-1 for the season and 1-0 in SLC play. McNeese is 1-3 for the year and 0-1 in conference. Washington 7 8 3 010 Southern Cal 8 3 7 1020 Wash Jenkins 1 run (Jaeger kick) USC Wash FG Jaeger 37 USC Henry 67 pass from Tanner (Shafer kick) USC Henry 13 pass from Peete (Shafer kick) USC-FG Shafer 25 A 58,023 BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Freshman quarterback John Story passed for one touchdown and ran I for another, and defensive back Leonard Theophile picked off two interceptions to lead Southern to a 21-14 victory over Prairie View in a Southwestern Athletic Conference football game Saturday night.

Storys touchdown pass came less than two minutes into the game when he hit Farrington Johnson on a 32-yard scoring pass play. Three minutes later, Story ran one in from 8 yards out to give Southern a short-lived 14-0 lead. Prairie View tied it at 14-all by halftime on two touchdown runs by Lynn Bradford, one from 2 yards out and one from 10 yards. "Ron Scott scored on a 32-yard run Nicholls St. 17, Northeast La.

13 USC 17 46-119 248 20 16-25-1 4-42 21 8-78 30:34 was 16 43-167 120 17 12-252 5-36 62 6-56 29:26 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession NE Louisiana 013 0 0 13 Nicholls St. 7 3 7 0-17 Nich Carrier 55 punt return (Bran kick) NE-FG Garcia 27 Nich-FGBran29 NE Minbielle 45 pass from Phythian (Garcia kick) NE-FG Garcia39 Nich Verzwyvelt 8 pass from Hudson Irish give Holtz win over Purdue College Football Scores By The Associated Press EAST Akron 20, Cent. Florida 17 Albany, N. Y. 34, Brockport St.

7 Albright 14, Upsala 7 Alfred 69, RamapoO Am hers 35, Bowdoin19 Brown 27, Rhode Island 7 Buffalo21, Rochester 19 Buffalo St. 18, Cortland St. 14 Lawrence 0 Carnegie Mellon 33, Duquesne 22 Catholic U. 19, St. Francis, Pa.

14 Centre 7, Wash. Lee 6 Cheyney 8, Mansfield 3 Connecticut 17, Yale 12 Cornell 21, Colgate 12 Curry 20, Westfield St 9 Edinboro24, Slippery Rock 14 Fairmont St. 37, Concord 23 Fordham 20, Kings Point 19 Framingham St. 21, Mass. Maritime 18 Frnkln Marshli 30, Muhlenberg 20 Gettysburg 47, Swarthmore 0 GlenvilleSt 6, Virginia St.

5 Hamilton 41, Williams 20 Hiram Col. 13, Bethany 0 Holy Cross 41 arvard 0 Indiana, Pa. 21, Kutztown 20 Juniata 24, Widener9 Lafayette 26, Columbia 21 Loweli24, RPI 22 Lycoming 14, Wilkes7 Northeastern 28 Middlebury 22, Wesleyan MillersviJie 20, E. Stroudsburg 3 Montclair St. 31, Kean 26 Moravian 21, Lebanon Val.

6 Navy 41, Lehigh 0 New Hampshire 66, Dartmouth 12 New Haven 37, Cent. Connecticut 8 Nichols 21, Maine Maritime 20 Northwestern 37, Princeton 0 Norwich 15, Coast Guard 10 Pace 26, Stony Brook 22 Penn 10, Bucknell7 Penn St. 42, E. Carolina 17 Pittsburgh 48, W. Virginia 16 Plymouth St.

36, Fitchburg St. 0 Rutgers 16, Syracuse 10 St. John's, NY 29, Marist 21 St. Peter's42, Rutgers-NewarkO Shepherd 14, West Liberty 6 Shippensburg 17, Lock Haven 7 Siena 20, Niagara 6 Susquehanna 7, Delaware Val. 0 Thiel 12, John Carroll 7 Towson St.

30, American Inti. 22 Trinity, Conn. 38, Bates 14 Tufts 24, Worcester Tech 15 Ursmus 13, W. Maryland 0 Vilfanova 42, Mercyhurst 35 Wake Forest 49, Army 14 Wash Jeff 47, Grove City 14 W. Virginia Tech 21, Salem, Va.

14 Westmnstr, Pa. 28, Findlay 14 MIDWEST Adrian 27, Tiffin 6 Allegheny 10, OberlinO Anderson 25, Taylor 21 Ashland 17, IndianapofisB Augustana.lfl. 42, Carroll, Wis. 7 Baldwin Wallace 12, MariettaO Ball St 27, Toledo 10 Beloit 29, Knox 7 Bemidji St. 21, Winona St.

16 Benedictine, ill. 49, Carthage 8 Benedictine, Kan. 42, William Jewell 10 Bethany, Kan 21, Friends 7 luff ton 36, Kalamazoo 14 Capital 21, Ohio Northern 0 Case Western 34, Kenyon 21 Cent. Iowa 42, Dubuque 0 Cent. Michigan 56, Ohio U.

27 Cent. Missouri 21, Henderson St. 14 Cent. Ohio 45, Ferris St. 31 Chicago 42, Illinois Col.

7 Concordia, Moor Concordia, Wis. 20, Olivet Nazarehe 14 Cornell, Iowa 17, St. Norbert 13 Dayton 42, Samford6 Delta St. 28, SE Missouri 21 Denison 28, OlivetO DePauw 21, Albion 14 Dickinson St 35, Minot St. 21 Elmhurst 28, North Park 12 Georgetown, Ky.

31, Hanover 18 Grand Valley St. 21, Wayne, Mich. 3 Hastings 48, Colorado Col. 6 Heidelberg 22, Otterbein 14 Hillsdale 21, Saginaw Val. St.

20 Hope 13, Wabash 3 Huron 34, Sioux Falls21 Indiana 41, Missouri 24 Iowa 69, Texas-EI Paso 7 Iowa St. 36, Wichita St. 14 Jamestown 33, Mayville St. 7 Kansas 20, Indiana St. 6 Kearney St.

27, Wayne, Neb. 3 Kent St. 20, E. Michigan 16 Kentucky 37, Cincinnati 20 Lake Forest 27, Grinnell 19 Loras 16, Wartburg12 Macalester 42, Gustav Adolphus 29 Mac Murray 28, Eureka 17 Manchester 17, Concordia, III. 14 Miami, Ohio 24, Bowling Green 7 Michigan 20, Florida St.

18 Michigan St. 45, W. Michigan 10 Michigan Tech 28, Northwd, Mich. 14 Milltkm 44, Illinois Weslyn 14 28, Moorhead St. 3 Missouri-Rolla 40, Evangel 28 Monmouth, III.

42, Lawrence 12 Mormngside 10, Nebraska-Omaha 9 Mount Union 37, Geneva 0 Muskingum 33, Wittenberg 7 Nebraska 48, Oregon 14 N. Dakota St 21, S. Dakota 12 N. Iowa 45, SW Missouri 3 Notre Dame 41, Purdue9 Ohio St. 64, Utah 6 Ottawa, Kan.

35, McPherson 14 Pacific U. 24, Minnesota 20 Ptlisbury 26. NW Wisconsin 13 Rhodes 14, Washington, Mo. 11 Rose-Hulman33, PrincipiaO St Ambrose 49, Culver-Stockton 14 St. Cloud St.

21, Mankato St. 17 St. John's, Mmn. 21, Hamline 18 St. Joseph, Ind.

15, Evansville 14 St. Mary's, Kan. 43, Kansas Weslyn 20 St. Olaf 38, Bethel, Minn. 19 St.

Thomas 49, Augsburg 10 Sewanee 36, Earlham 13 S. Dakota St. 52, N. Dakota 21 S. Dakota Tech 35, Dakota St.

7 S. Illinois 24, Youngstown St. 17 SW Baptist 37, Missouri Val. 17 SW Minnesota 54, Iowa Weslyn 0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Washington, Fenney 18 89, Weathersby 11-47, Covington 1-15. Southern Cal, Emanuel 20-55, Steele 6-19, Holt 6-17.

PASSING Washington, Chandler 12-25-2-120. Southern Cal, Peete 15-24-1-181, Tanner 1-1-0-67. RECEIVING Washington, Fenney 4-49, Weathersby 312, L. Hill 2-21. Southern Cal, Tanner 7-77, Henry 3-88, Jackson 3-49.

--SOUTH BEND Anthony Johnson scored two touchdowns as Notre Dame defeated Purdue 41-9 in a nonconference college football game Saturday for Lou Holtzs first as coach of the Irish, The Notre Dame defense stalled Purdue freshman quarterback Jeff George, who completed passes to 10 Muster ran for another Saturday as Stanford sloshed to a 17-7 victory over Oregon State in the Pacific 10 Conference football opener for both teams. What was to have been a high-scoring aerial show turned into a rain-soaked defensive struggle. Stanford, 3-0, led 10-0 after Musters three-yard run in the second quarter. Notre Dame 41 Purdue 9 receivers and accumulated 295 offense and James Bryant and Vince Workman each rushed for more than 100 yards Saturday in a 64-6 victory over Utah in a non-conference college football game. Ohio State, 2-2, ran for 394 yards.

Quarterbacks Jim Karsatos and Tom Tupa passed for 321 more yards. Air Force 24 Colorado St 7 AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -Quarterback Jim Tomallo, in his first start for the Air Force Academy, engineered three touchdown drives as the Falcons beat Colorado State 24-7 in a Western Athletic Conference game Saturday. Purdue 3 Notre Oeme 14 1 1441 ND TaylorJrun (Carney kick) ND-PG Carney 42 NO Johnson 2 run (Carney kick) NO Jackson 35 pass from Beuerlein (Carney kick) ND-FG Carney 49 PU Chaney 3 run (pasafalled) PUFG Briggs 22 NO Johnson 13 run (Cerfteykick) NO Green 27 run (Carneykick) A 59A75" Pur 19 22-54 241 14 26431 4-35 4-2 5-49 2SH4 NO 24 60-276 202 19 11-16-0 2-42 41 5-64 34:16 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbtw-tost Penalties-yards Tim Possessioa McNeese St. 13 Pittsburgh 48 W.

.........16 PITTSBURGH John Congemi threw for three touchdowns, including a 66-yarder to Bill Osborn, and Osborn passed for another on a halfback option play as Pittsburgh buried West Virginia 48-16 Saturday in college football. Indiana 41 Missouri 24 COLUMBIA, Mo. Tailback Spud Washington and quarterback Brian Dewtiz scored twice, helping unbeaten Indiana roll on the strength of three fourth-quarter touchdowns to a 41-24 triumph Saturday over mistake-prone Missouri. Safeties Alex Green and -Leonard Bell set up Indiana touchdowns in the first and fourth quarters with fumble recoveries. Washington tucked in an eight-yarder from Dave Kramme to give Indiana, 3-0, a 20-10 lead just before halftime.

N. Texas St. 7 7 7 0-2 1 McNeese3 1 0 313 yards total offense to Notre Dames 478 yards. Holtz had promised Johnson more 1 splaying time to perk up Notre Dames running game after Johnsons impressive rushing touchdown last week in a losing effort at Michigan State. Notre Dame kicker John Carney made field goals of 49 and 42 yards land added extra points following touchdowns by Johnson, Pernell Taylor and Milt Jackson and Mark jGreen.

iSouthem Cal 20 Washington 10 LOS ANGELES (AP) Split end Ken Henry caught two touchdown passes, including a 13-yard toss from Rodney Peete in the fourth quarter, as 12th-ranked Southern Cal rallied to upset No. 6 Washington 20-10 in a dramatic Pacific-10 Conference football opener Saturday. 2 Henry grabbed Peetes pass in the corner of the end zone to give the Trojans their first lead of the game Avith 12:38 left to play. The I touchdown climaxed a 65-yard Jmarch engineered by Peete. Southern Cal, 3-0, added a 25-yard tfield goal by Don Shafer with 4:09 remaining.

Brigham Young 27 Temple 17 PROVO Quarterback Steve Lindsley threw for 314 yards and three touchdowns to rally Brigham Young to a 27-17 victory over Temple Saturday afternoon. BYU, 3-1 got a 55-yard kickoff return by Mike OBrien to set up a short drive late in the third period. Lindsley, running at top speed to his right, fired a 15-yard pass to Mark Bellini to make it 20-17. SOUTH Alabama St. 35, Texas Southern 31 Appalachian St.

33, Citadel 10 Auburn 34, Tennessee 8 17, Maryville 14 Clemson 27, Georgia Tech 3 Delaware 20, Richmond 19 Duke 20, Virginia 13 E. Kentucky 28, Middle Tenn. 3 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Purdue, Medlock 14-44, Chaney 5-23, George 2 -11 Notre Dame, Green 17 73, B. Banks 3-46, Taylor 10-44, Brown 5-14. PASSING Purdue, George 28-43-1-241.

Notre Dame, Beuerlein 0 10-174, Andrysiak 1-2-0-28. Ij: McN Johnson 34 pass from Dietrich (Wiley kick) NTex-Cemper 60 punt return (Smith kick) Stanford 17 Oregon State 7 CORVALLIS, Ore. John Paye threw for one touchdown and Brad (Continued from page 37) BLOW pass to Irvin, Testaverde flipped a shovel pass to fullback Alonzo Highsmith for eight yards, threw for seven yards to wide receiver Brett Perriman and 19 to Henry. The TRUCKLOAD SAVINGS SALE! UlFGocdrich ii Yig Steel Belted Radial SPECTACULAR Stephen F.Austin 38 Lamar 23 NACOGDOCHES, Texas (AP) -Todd Whitten passed for three touchdowns, including two to Drake Williams, to lead Stephen F. Austin State to a 38-17 victory over Lamar in non-conference college football Saturday night.

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