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parterback: CORD OVA Stanford Has A Cards Lose in Last Minutes The Sacramento Bee ono 4 Iv TS Page Cl Surday Sept 15 1974 STATE COLLEGE Pa (AP) Eighth-ranked Penn State drove 80 yards on nine plays with Woody Petchell going the final yard for a touchdown with 2:19 left in tha game to beat No 20 Stanford 24-20 Saturday Petchell's touchdown overcame a three-point Stanford lead forged on an 18-yard field goal by Jon Langford three minutes earlier Stanford had come from behind to tie the score 17-17 on pass from Mike Cordova to Eric Test midway through the final period sAfter Langford's field goal had given Stanford the lead Penn State quarterback Tom Shuman completed passes of 18 10 and 21 yards to carry the Nittany Lions to a first down at the Stanford 27 Petchell ran off another first down at the 13 then Shuman threw for Dick Barvinchak in the end zone where Stanford defensive back Rich Waters was called for interference to give State a first down at the one Petchell then scored the winning touchdown The Penn State comeback spoiled a sensational performance by Cordova who completed 23 of 51 passes for 301 yards and two scores Stanford trailing 17-10 after three quarters came back to tie on a 14- play 80-yard drive in which Cordoya completed six passes He wrapped it up with his 10-yard strike to Test After a Penn State punt Cordova 1'1' (1-) t-'tW 4:1 1 7-fl-- it i ji-t- it4 ''i-tf 1 '1i 4 16 0 4' l' 4: i 7 ''tzilf- '1 ft '7' fi-i -4 144' 1 it 1 ''r-4ei iA -44 -iii Nk- 7 1 i 1 IL it 1 A i I 1 1 pdt k'' it 1- li" 1 4': ''): I 1- c-: ee" 1:0 40( 4 1F 0 -0 f- 0 r-' A il ''''1 el 1 -4 fi t''' 4 'rt 4 i 11 A 4- --N4 Ili'''' 'mg' 1 ''1 ss''-1V4- IP 4 'AI 1: :1 ilw sYi 4 A et1 lk 4 4: 'cg 4: :14 1 :1 i A'" 1 '1 14 i 'f y- 04: 7-iHv 9 1- or--- i irt -a ik 4-''' 1 7 'i l''' 1::: 1: 4: 4 1'''4'A 41: i 5 --1: i 1 ')4 'T-- :8 5 iiii'4 4:: -4ki1 1 1 1: ::::0 r- As :) ie? 1 :4 1 4:41 f- 5e' '41 I ii- 00- if '11 1 '''14 1 0 1 1f Ao :1 -t-4'''''''''''''') 1 kliA) ''4 "i 4 -1 i-'A tr- ti 44 completed four more aerials in a drive that involved a touchdown that was called back by a penalty and ended when Langford kicked the field goal that sent the Pacific 8 team ahead Penn State unveiling a new double-barreled offense of Donchez inside and flanker Jim Easie on wide reverses built a 14-0 lead in the second period Donehez scored the first touchdown from the six and tailback Walt Addie tallied from the one Stanford cut it to 14-10 at the half on a seven-yard touchdown pass from Cordova to Ron Inge and a 39-yard field goal by Langford Stanford coach Jack Christiansen said he wasn't surprised when Penn State came out in a Wing-T "He (Joe Paterno) had used it in the past and we thought he might go back to it" Christiansen said "He certainly hid it from the press" Christiansen said his defense had some problems with Penn State's new formations as the Lions built the early 14-0 lead Christiansen said he felt Penn State played it smart in kicking off at the start of the game and taking advantage of a strong wind "We got in a bad position and then they ran back that punt and scored first It was an uphill fight all the way" Christiansen was pleased by the performance of Cordova "He (Cordova) looks like something to build with for the next three years" Christiansen said Stanford came back in the second half "We didn't make any adjustments" said Christiansen "We finally started to move in the second quarter Defensively we wanted to find ways to put more pressure on the quarterback Tom Shuman We wanted to stop the off-tackle and end run plays We stopped them and then Penn State went to the fullback" Christiansen whose Cardinals were hurt by penalties especially in the fourth period was asked his opinions of the officiating: "I thought it stunk" he said "We changed our offense a bit" said Penn State coach Joe Paterno Paterno's eighth-ranked Nitany Lions blossomed out with a wing-T and a double wing that featured a series of flanker reverses There were few flashes of Paterno's customary power-I offense "We don't have that" said Paterno who has had to replace tailback John Cappelletti his 1973 Heisman trophy winner "We've had to diversify our offense" 00r 1 r'ir '11 'Je''' 4i kil 4 ri -0'' i)ti: 'z 4 ioe ri' 1)4 17ri I ftlic i li 0 044f lt 4' I -)i li If A' tS04: i4 lir" 1 4 ft iqt 7arg Av tr'f '-2 441 '4 47 kr 1 IN -1-4 ''3: :4 A T': 4 i 1t ":1 1: r' se IA' lb 4''' ''440' "r1 '47 iI'4(4: A a4'-': i IZ 4 0 0N416411 'kk I Vi1 Ifir 4' 4 si0: 1 kf00011 f5 11 ttet- 17wc xaf 1 1 44 :::::::4:::::: ---4' li 1 Upstanding Performance obviously ran out of leg room Story on Page C6 AP Photo Maryland's LeRoy Hughes Is too imposing an obstacle for Alabama's Willie Shelby to hurdle Shelby futile passing attempt California quarterback Steve Bartkowski is forced to "eat" the football by Florida tackle Clint Griffith in a AP Photo Pain Is Name Of Game As All Preps For Foreman Florida Scores Late To Erase Cal Lead Posts 21-17 Grid Victory Stanford 0 10 0 10-20 Penn State 7 7 0 7-74 6 Pass from Shuman (Bahr kick) 1 run (Bahr kick) 7 pass from Cordova (Lana ford kick) Langford 39 Bahr 21 10 Pass from Cordova (Langford kick) Langford IR 1 run (Bahr kick) A-55200 "Slavin' in Africa" AU says twist ing into more sit-ups in his little dressing room 50 yards from the Con go River "I'll take it out on George lIe's the cause of all this" ter Jack Harrison grabbed a deflected pass In a seesaw second quarter the Bears jumped out to a 3-0 lead early in the period on a 37-yard field goal by Ron Van Der Meer Minutes later a one-yard run by Larry Brinson put the Gators ahead 7-3 But California quarterback Steve Bartkowski connected on a 17-yard scoring pass to Muncie and the Bears were ahead 9-7 at the half Top Sports Stories Inside GAINSVILLE Fla (UPI) Halfback James Richards rammed over from the five-yard line with 2:20 to play Saturday lifting Florida to a 21-17 intersectional victory over California Richards' touchdown capped a four-play 48-yard drive by the Gators after California had to punt from its end zone A 27-yard pass from quarterback Jimmy Fisher to split end Lee McGriff carried to the five setting up the decisive score By Associated Press N'SELE Zaire (AP) Muhammad Ali is lying on his back his face blistered in sweat His body wrenches into a series of sit-ups His eye stitched tight until he lets himself fall back the sweat blisters breaking into little streams and his eyes rolling in what seems like a genuine expression of pain Ali is no masochist but his training routine for his Sept 25 title fight with heavyweight champion George Foreman worth $5 million to each boxer is based on the notion that suffering is the quintessential psych Every extra knee-bend every additional sit-up thrown in after sparring seems to make Ali think that he is building a fortress that Foreman will not be able to storm once again put California in front Then came the Gators' winning charge After forcing California to punt from its end zone running back Sammy Green got loose for six yards then grabbed a six-yard pass from Fisher to move the Gators to the California 28 Fisher then hit McGriff to set up Richards' plunge In a rather ragged opening game for both teams there were a total of nine funfules five of them by Florida California 0 0 0 8-17 Florida 0 7 7 7-21 Van Der Meer 37 1 run Posey kick 17 pass from Bartkowskl kick failed 19 pass from Fisher Posev kick 3 run Harrison pass from Bartkowski 5 run Posey kick A-39521 World Open Golf C2 Giants Lose C3 Baseball C4 Football C5-9 Marlboro Cup CIO Florida regained the lead in the third quarter moving 44 yards in six plays and scoring on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Fisher to McGriff But Muncie's three-yard TD run California had taken a 17-14 lead with :23 left in the game when running back Chuck Muncie scored from the three The Bears then made good on a two-point conversion when cen All the exercising and abnegation has turned his body hard again Draped only with a towel the tiny hem of fat that develops at his waist when he wears trunks disappears His stomach 'is flat and his neck corded with muscle Ali remembers the picture of sluggishness he gave in some of his fights over the last years and admits: "I committed bad sins on the days of some of those fights Unthinkable things I was a fat man with no legs" Foreman he says is fat: Hasn't trained hard "He's never lost yet and he's right in that intoxication phase of a career "You know I could see it all when we fought those exhibitions out in Utah the other week I came out in my work pants and brogans There was Foreman in red pants and pink shoes He was the champ and he wasn't suffering Mark it all down because this is what it's about "I hate to suffer" All said "but I think the fight is already won when you step in the ring It's what you do before The old psychological highs still are' there Ali shouts "Ain't a heavyweight been born who can do that" as he dances in the gym but the party line this time is suffering and it continually comes into his Women's Net Final Australian Will Play San Mateo Girl At Del Oro t40 '1 4 Y' 4: 4::4 :1 4 1 '''ot 4' ::3 -1 ''''''4' l' '-4 4-40' t-- f1- 1 'ti I 4-t 'M 01 4 r' 3 I 11 1 SS II :::::14 2f4 11 4 t4-i'i -k' (1 i r3''''FI: aA'ozt A i1: f' :::7 t--tiao' 7-- 4 4: r'-- IS A -4: k1 I ti: i- i 4:: -1 1 44 t's ff i 0:: --e 1'1 ---nrTI-1 can get better "I'm striving for better things I think I need to get a lot of things straightened out a few technical things and use my brains" The Aussie star who likes horses and would like to continue her studies in languages and Miss Kiyomura who might be a piano prodigy had she not chosen tennis have played each other four times having two wins each Miss Fromholtz who is coached by Margaret Court has won the last two outings Pat Bostrom and Christy Pigeon the No 2 doubles seed advanced to the finals taking three sets to turn back Kate Latham and Denise Triolo After dropping the first set 2-6 Bostrom and Pigeon stormed back for straight 8-2 6-2 wins They will meet the No 1 seeds Wendy Turnbull and Ann Kiyomura who won by default over Susan Mehmedbasich and Raquel Gis cafre when the latter twosome failed to show up at the scheduled time for the match wallan Leis' player said "Everything was working so well for me When I went ahead 2-0 in the second set she did start playing maybe I relaxed thought I could take a few chances" she related "Of course you're ilot supposed to change your game if it's winning" she scolded herself She took a week off after losing in the third round of the US Open and said she as a result has "been sort of loose this week I hope it lasts through the week" Miss Fromholtz also reaching the US Open third round has won every major Australian Junior title and last January captured Australian hardcourts national open title It was pointed out that she had lost but seven games in five matches in the tournament but the all-around left-handed player remarked: "I go out there for business and if I play really well that's good This is how I playI try to keep the ball in play Miss Fromholtz feels she By Kent Johnson Bee Sports Writer Two of the world's most promising women's tennis players Dianne Fromholtz of Australia and San Mateo's Ann Kiyomura yesterday swept past opponents with ease to reach today's finals in the professional Women's International Sat ellite Tennis Championships at Rio Del Oro Racquet Club Miss Fromholtz who just turned 18 last month and is the reigning Australian junior champion devastated Ilol land's error-prone Tine Zwaan 6-1 6-1 Miss Kiyomura the 1973 US and Wimbledon junior titlist trounced Kathy Harter of Seal Beach 6-0 in the first set and then survived to claim a 6-4 win and the match in the second set The pair will meet at 12:30 pm today seeking a 8900 first prize Miss Kiyomura just 19 and holder of 14 US junior titles was a litle surprised with the ease she defeated Miss Harter "She didn't seem to ever get going in the first 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