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i mn 0wr-wm m-m iyr 64 Santa Cruz Sentinel Sunday, Nov. 2, 1980 back Sea Jose State Come Upsets 1. Of h-Ranked Bdylor WACO. Texas iAPi No. 10 Baylor, bidding- for a perfect season, fell 30-22 to San Jose State Saturday and Coach Grant Tim ft said his team's quest for national rankings js over.

iorald Willhite scored three second-lull 'one on a ricochet pass and two more on fourth-quarter scoring splirts of 2 and yards, to spoil the Bears' undefeated season. "San Jose Coach Jack Elway said. "This was the greatest win in my 28 years of Taeff said "when the other team makes a touchdown from one receiver for another, you know it's not your day." The big thing about this game is how it will effect us mentally." said Teaff. "We do not have the luxury to slowly improve. We've got a tough game with Arkansas next week.

Now. all we have to do is concentrate on beating them because the i national i rankings and other outside national attention is over." Baylor linebacker Mike Singletary said, My first thought is to thank God it is not a conference game there is a purpose for everything, and maybe this will be good for us." (AP Laserphoto) No. 3-Rcmked Irish Crush Navy, 33-0 North Carolina running back Amos Lawrence scores first-quarter TD against Oklahoma. Redwine, Nebraska Blast Missouri third quarter, when Clarkson threw a bullet to Rick Parma. The ball bounced olt Parma ihto Willhite's hands and he never broke stride in racing 52 yards down the left sidelines lor San Jose State's second touchdown.

The victory raised the season record lor San Jose State, a Pacific Coast Athletic Association team, to 4-4. Oklahoma 41, N. Carolina 7 NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Oklahoma quarterback J.C. Watts ran lor three touchdowns and hallback David Over-street added two more as the Sooner wishbone pounded a proud North Carolina defense to pieces in a 41-7 intersectional college football victory Saturday.

The 16th-ranked Sooners rolled lor 495 yards rushing against the sixth-ranked Tarheels' defense that ranked third in the nation in. rushing detense and first in yielding points. The victory snapped North Carolina winning streak at 10 over two seasons and improved the Sooners' record to 5-2. Oklahoma moved in front 14-7 in an explosive first quarter on a 23-yard run by-Overstreet and Watts' first touchdown run from 42 yards out. The Sooners exploded for 20 points in the third period on runs of 7 and 1 yards by Watts and a 29-yard scoring dash by Overstreet.

Record-setting tailback Amos Lawrence started off the game with a bang on a 62-yard run on the Tarheels lirst possession, which was capped by his 1-yard scoring plunge. But he was held in check for most of the rest ol the way, linishing lor 109 yards rushing. That moved him past Mike Voight lor the a time Tarheel rushing record. But the star of the day was Watts, who operated the wishbone controls to near perlection except for a couple ol lapses and a scoreless second period. Texas Tech 24, Texas 20 LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) Quarterback Ron Reeves' passing and free salety Ted Watts' 34-yard interception return staked Texas Tech to an early 24-0 lead and the Red Raiders clung tenaciously to it to upset No.

12 ranked Texas Saturday 24-20 in a wild Southwest Conference tootball game. The victory upped Texas Tech's season record to 4-3 and evened its conference mark at 2-2. The Longhoms dropped to 5-2 tor the year, 2-2 in league play. The final score was what the scoreboard read at halltime as the two teams took turns steamrolling each 'other. Texas Tech scored 17 first-quarter points in an explosion that used only 4:06 on the clock.

Reeves scored on a 2-yard run, Watts made his big defensive play tor a score, and John Greve kicked a 31-yard field goal. Wes Hightower scored on a 1-yard run early in the second quarter for what proved to be the Red Raiders' winning points. Texas' 20-point second period rally was triggered by backup quarterback Rick Mclvor. After Johnny Jam Jones ran a yard for a touchdown, Mclvor hit tight end Lawrence Sampleton on a 56-yard scoring bomb. Field goals of 42 and 39 yards by barefoot John Goodson narrowed Tech lead to just four points at halftime.

SMU 20, Texas 0 IRVING, Texas AP) Southern Methodist converted two long punt returns by cornerback John Simmons and two blocked kicks into a 20-0 lead and the 19th ranked Mustangs went on to defeat Texas Saturday in a regionally televised Southwest Conference game. Linebacker Byron Hunt opened SMU scoring in the first quarter by blocking a punt and taking it 59 yards lor a touchdown. Moments later, Simmons shocked the Texas Stadium crowd of 41,289 with a 66-yard punt return for a touchdown. For the day, Simmons returned 3 punts for 122 yards, including a 53-yard scamper that set up Eddie Garcia's 53-yard field goal. Simmons also blocked an field goal try, and Hunt ran 51 yards with a loose ball to set up a 28-yard lield goal.

Freshman Lance Mcllhenny, who engineered SMU's 20-6 upset of Texas a week ago, got his second straight start. Mitchell Bennett's leaping catch of Mcllhenny's 5-yard pass in the fourth quarter wrapped up the scoring for the Mustangs. The victory raised SMU's record to 6-2 tor the season and 3-2 in conference play. dropped to 2-6 and 1-4. Elway said.

"A key play in the game' was the roughing the kicker penalty which eventually led to the winning touchdown. We also were very fortuante with a deflected pass lor touchdown." Baylor, oil to its best start in 81 years with a 7-0 record entering the game, grabbed a 15-0 lead early in the second quarter. Dennis Gentry opened the scoring with a 12-yard touchdown run, Mike Fisher made a fingertip grab ol a 41-yard scoring pass and Tim Strong kicked a 22-yard field goal. Quarterback Steve Clarkson. out of action since he broke his collarbone on Oct.

4, returned to guide San Jose to all of its points in less than three quarters ol plaving time. Baylor trailed 16-15 at the end ol three quarters, but took the lead on a 14-yard scoring run by Ireshman All red Anderson. San Jose, aided by a 15-yard roughing the kicker penalty on fourth down, drove 70 yards for the go-ahead touchdown, which Willhite scored on a 2-yard dive. Defensive tackle Dave Cruz intercepted a pass by Baylor quarterback Jay Jettery and lumbered to the Baylor 21-yard line to set up the touchdown that sealed the victory for San Jose. Willhite leaped over the line, stumbled but kept his balance and dived into end zone.

A blocked field goal attempt by Max McGeary gave Baylor a final chance with just under two minutes remaining in the game. David Mangrum floated a long pass to the San Jose goal line but Jerome Bearden leaped high lor the interception and San Jose ran out the final minute on the clock. Possibly the key play in the game came with about live minutes remaining in the ranked Pittsburgh routed Syracuse 43-6 in college football. Trocano hit Dwight Collins twice on scoring passes of 54 and 8 yards and teamed up with Joe McCall on a 6-yard scoring play in the regionally televised game. Trocano, who played defensive back until Pittsburgh's regular quarterback, Dan Marino, was injured three weeks ago, completed 20 of 35 passes tor 276 yards as Pittsburgh raised its record to 7-1.

McMillan ended the game with 126 yardsi rushing. The Pitt defense, led by heralded end Hugh Green, dominated the Syracuse offense, keeping the Orangemen in poor field position throughout the game. Syracuse's only score came as quarterback Dave Warner ran 1 yard on the final play of the first half. The Panther defense held Syracuse's all-time leading rusher, tailback Joe Morris, to 16 yards on 12 carries. Morris had averaged more than 162 yards a game before the kickoff.

Dave Trout kicked field goals of 36, 34 and 26 yards for Pitt. Syracuse fell to 4-4. Penn St. 27, Miami (Fla.) 12 STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) A 1-yard scoring run by senior lullback Booker Moore and freshman flanker Kenny Jackson's 25-yard touchdown reception rallied Penn State to a 27-12 college football victory over Miami of Florida Saturday.

With scouts from four bowl games watching, Penn State extended its winning streak to five games and boosted its season record to 7-1. The loss was the third straight tor Miami after the Hurricanes won their first four. Miami led 6-3 in the second quarter on 23-and 24-yard field goals by Dan Miller, but Penn State drove 80 yards on 13 plays for the touchdown by Moore that gave the Nittany Lions a 10-6 lead it never lost. Sophomore tailback Curt Warner gained 146 yards on 24 carries to become the first Penn State sophomore to amass over a career 1,000 yards. He collected 40 yards rushing and 12 on a pass to key the drive, capped by Moore's 1-yard touchdown plunge.

In the third period, Joel Coles took a pitchout Irom quarterback Todd Black-ledge and threw a 25-yard hallback option pass to Jackson. The first-year Hanker outleaped a Miami defender in the end zone for a touchdown that made it 17-6. Miami struck back in the final period after losing the ball on a tumble at the State 2. However, Fred Marion returned a third-down punt 53 yards tor a touchdown that made it 17-12. Complete Accessories Dept.

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Woollolk. who had only 40 yards the first hall, tinished with l.2 lor the bai anced Wolverine attack. I he victory kepi Michigan in a lu st -place he in the Big it with a o-O conlerence lecoid and a overall mark. The Hoosiers. who haven I beaten Michigan since 19tw.

Icli lo 2 in the league and lor all games. Purdue 52, Northwestern 31 EV'ANSTON, III. (AIM Jimmy Smith scored four touchdowns including one on a 63-yard romp and Mark Herrmann hurled three touchdown passes Saturday to lead 20th-ranked Purdue to a 52-31 Big Ten tootball victory over winless Northwestern. The triumph was the Boilermakers fifth in the Big Ten without deieat and kept them tied for the conlerence lead with Ohio State and Michigan, while Northwestern suffered its 18th straight deieat over a two-season span. Smith also scored on 5- and 1-yard runs and took a 9-yard pass Irom Herrmann lor another touchdown.

Herrmann also connected on touchdown passes ol 47 yards to Bart Burrell and 12 yards to Dave Young. Herrmann left the game early in the fourth quarter after completing 17 ot 21 passes for 210 yards with two interceptions. This gave him NCAA records ot 651 completions, bettering the mark ol 642 held by Chuck Hixson of Southern Methodist. The two interceptions gave him a total ol 69, one more than Zeke Bratkowski ol Georgia. Mike Kerrigan ol Northwestern completed 23 ot 47 passes tor 316 yards and lour touchdowns.

Todd Sheets caught 11 ol them for 226 yards including a 50-yard touchdown strike. terback Art Schlichter fired two touchdown passes to end Gary Williams and plunged for another score Saturday as he guided ninth-ranked Ohio State to an easy 48-16 rout of outmanned Michigan State. Place-kicker Vlade Janakievski booted two field goals, reserve quarterback Bob Atha scored two late touchdowns and tailback Calvin Murray raced for 115 yards to pace the Buckeyes' powerlul ground attack. The victory enabled Ohio State to maintain a share ot first place in the Big Ten and kept the Buckeyes in contention for a possible season-ending shootout with Michigan for the conference crown. Ohio State quickly rebounded Irom an opening Michigan State TD a 34-yard pass from quarterback John Leister to flanker Tony Gilbert to tie the score and then slowly pull away.

The emotionally charged-up Spartans fought Ohio State to a draw lor one quarter, but then found themselves out-muscled on the ground and often picked apart by Schlichter in the air. Ohio State now is 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the Big Ten, while the Spartans are 1-7 and winless in five conference games. The Buckeyes put the game away in the second quarter, outscoring Michigan State 17-3. Michigan State scored the very first time it had the ball with Leister rolling out to his right at the Ohio State 35-yard line and lofting a long pass into the end zone where Gilbert made a leaping grab just short of the end line. But Ohio State moved 68 yards in six plays with Schlichter firing a perfect 38-yard bomb to Williams to knot the score.

Michigan 35, Indiana 0 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Tailback Lawrence Ricks scored a pair of first-quarter touchdowns Saturday and Michigan, scoring three other times following Indiana turnovers, smashed the Hoosiers 35-0 in a Big Ten football game. Ricks, scoring on runs of 29 and 3 yards within a half-minute stretch early in the game, rushed for 123 yards as the Wolverines dominated the error-plagued Hoosiers. Michigan built a 21-0 lead in the first period after quarterback John Wangler hit EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AH -Senior ha It back Jim Stone ran tor one touchdown and set up another with a 73-yard run to lead third-ranked Notre Dame to a 33-0 college football victory over Navy Saturday before a capacity crowd at Giants Stadium.

Stone and place-kicker Harry Oliver each set all-time Notre Dame records during the 54th meeting between the two schools in one of the country's oldest college lootball rivalries. l'ete Buchanan. Ty Barber and Greg Bell scored TDs lor the undleated Fighting Irish. Oliver kicked two field goals including a 50-yarder. They were his 14th and 15th of the season as he became the top single season field goal kicker in Notre Dame annals.

Oliver had shared the record of 13 with Chuck Mate, who set the mark last year. Oliver, a junior from Cincinnati, has connected on 15 of his 19 field goal attempts this season. Stone rushed for 211 yards in 33 carries to become the first Notre Dame player in history to rush for more than 100 yards in lour consecutive games. Stone broke off lett tackle for a 73-yard sweep down the left side, setting up a 9-yard run by Barber on the next play to make the score 6-0 in the first quarter. On the Middies' drive after Barber's touchdown, second-string tailback Eddie Meyers fumbled the ball and Irish right tackle Tim Marshall grabbed it at Navy's 21.

With Navy's defense weakened by the loss of its top three tackles, Stone led a six-play drive as Notre Dame went ahead 12-0 when Buchanan dove over from the 3. Stone confused the Middies early in the second quarter when he took oil down the middle, then suddenly swept to the left for an easy 13-yard touchdown that gave the Irish a 20-0 lead. The margin was padded belore halltime by Oliver's 41- and 50-yard field goals, Pittsburgh 43, Syracuse 6 SYRACUSE, N.Y. tAl') Rick: Trocano threw three touchdown passes and fullback Randy McMillan scored on runs ol 39 and 44 yards Saturday as 11th- We're Your LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Jarvis Redwine, scoring on the first two Nebraska possessions of the game, rushed for 129 yards to lead the eighth-ranked Huskers to a 38-16 victory over 15th-ranked Missouri Saturday.

The loss knocked the Tigers out ol a share ol the Big Eight Conlerence lead. Missouri coughed up the ball in the game's opening series and Nebraska's Toby Williams pounced on Tony Hill's fumble at the Tiger 26. Redwine scampered the final 15 yards lor a 7-0 Nebraska lead with 12:20 left in the opening quarter. When Nebraska got the ball back, the senior Iback rolled for an 18-yard touchdown run with 7:25 left in the first period. The victory gave Nebraska a 4-0 league mark, 7-1 overall, and a half-game lead over 3-0 Oklahoma in Big Eight play.

Missouri dropped to 3-1 in the conlerence and 6-2 overall. Missouri cut Nebraska's lead to 14-6 midway through the second quarter, retaliating with Held goals of 2b and 49 yards by Ron Verritli, Following the second Missouri field goal, Nebraska's Anthony Steels returned the kickolf 63 yards to the Tiger 36, setting up a 17-yard touchdown pass trom Jeft Quinn to Jeff Finn. Nebraska capped its first half scoring when linebacker Kim Baker intercepted a Phil Bradley pass and returned it 77 yards for a touchdown. Bradley marched the Tigers right back with an 80-yard scoring drive, climaxed by a 4-yard TD pass to Ron Fellows with 1:39 left in the.half. The third quarter was scoreless, and Nebraska added a touchdown and a lield goal in the fourth quarter while the Tigers could manage only another lield goal.

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