The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 52

Sviw Sept. 21, 1980 THE SUN -D-5 Dreaded Ducks devastate No. 1 3 Washington, 34-10 plosive Rebels to a rout of Colorado State. Tony Goolsby, an ex-standout at Cajon High School and San Bernardino Valley College, accounted for the first Ram TD. reeling in a 2-yard pass from Steve Fairchild.

Missouri 31, San Diego St. 7: Quarterback Phil Bradley fired two touchdown passes and running back James Wilder scored twice as the blitz-happy, 12th-ranked Tigers jN': fv Associated Press Rich Brooks called it "the most important" victory he has had in his four seasons as head coach at Oregon while a beaten Don James of Washington said he "never dreamed it would be like this." With quarterback Reggie Ogburn running for two touchdowns and passing for another Saturday, the visiting Ducks ambushed the 13th-ranked Huskies, 34-10, in a Pacific 10 Conference game. Oregon isn't eligible to go to the Rose Bowl and Washington at least before the upset was considered by many, including Brooks, favored to reach the Rose Bowl. "Obviously," James said, "we're not as good as people have been telling us we are. That's the danger when you start believing what people tell you." Despite the lopsided loss and Stanford's upset win at Oklahoma Saturday, Brooks would not budge from his position that the Huskies are the Rose Bowl favorites.

"I still feel Washington is a great team," he maintained. "I didn't see anything to change my mind today. But we played a helluva game on both sides of the ball. It's great to finally beat the Huskies." Ogburn accounted for 193 yards 121 passing and 72 rushing for the seven-point underdog Ducks, who improved to 2-1-1 all, 1-1 in conference. Washington dropped to 2-1 in its Pac 10 opener.

Oregon trailed 10-6 at halftime against a team that averaged more than 500 total yards in easy wins over Air Force and Northwestern. But the Ducks went ahead to stay at 13-10 on an 8-yard touchdown pass from Ogburn to Curtis Jackson the first time they had the ball in the second half. Oregon drove J59 yards in seven plays for its go-ahead score with Charlie Bisharat going 36 yards with a pitchout for the big play of the series. Ogburn overshadowed Husky quarterback Tom Flick, who entered the game as the nation's leading passer. Ogburn completed lO-of-16 and carried the ball 16 times.

Oregon broke the game open with three touchdow ns in the final quarter, two on Ogburn runs. He tallied on sneaks of 1 and 3 yards AP wlrephota Washington's Toussaint Tyler finds the going hard as he's hauled down by Oregon's Steve Brown and Bryan Hinkle (16) Saturday. Sun. Thru Wed. The Saving Place Sept.

28-0ct. 1, 1SS0 "3 o) Thru Wed. Sale, Sun. far west and cornerback Steve Brown raced back a Flick interception 36 yards for another TD. Arizona 31, Cal 24: "That was the greatest comeback win from any team I've been a part of," said coach Larry Smith after his Arizona team scored three times in the fourth quarter to defeat host California.

The clinching TD in the Pac 10 game came on a 10-yard dash by Hubert Oliver. Arizona safety Reggie Ware sparked the winning drive with an interception and 38-yard runback to the Cal 35. Six plays later Oliver bulled his way to the winning touchdown. All four Wildcat TDs were the product of turnovers two in-terceptions of Rich Campbell passes and two punt attempts by Mike Ahr that went sour. Cal is now 0-3.

The Wildcats (1-1) turned back a last-ditch rally by the Golden Bears as Sam Giangardella recovered a Cal fumble on the Arizona 2 with 1:19 to play. BYU 41, Long Beach 25: Jim McMahon threw for 339 yards and four touchdowns as host Brigham Young crushed stubborn Long Beach State. The Cougars turned three interceptions and a blocked punt into scores as the WAC defending champs claimed their third win in four games. BYU running back Eric Lane scored twice on short runs and again on a 13-yard pass play from McMahon, as the Cougars rolled up 497 yards in total offense. BYU jumped out to a 21-0 first quarter lead, the last two scores on McMahon passes of 21 yards to Lloyd Jones and 28 yards to Matt Braga, a former Redlands High School star.

Nevada-Las Vegas 56, Colorado St. 15: Quarterback Larry Gentry threw four touchdown passes and halfback Mike Morton ran for almost 150 yards to lead the ex His precision passing enabled the Cornhuskers to control the ball for over 11 minutes of the third period. He stuck basically with short flair passes, his longest completion being a 36-yard swing pass to Redwine. Penn State coach Joe Paterno admitted the turnovers hurt his team badly, but he praised Nebraska for its strong offense. "We were beat by an awfully good football team.

We have nothing to be ashamed of," said Paterno. Pitt 36, Temple 2: Dan Marino threw three TD passes in the first half before leaving the game with a slight knee sprain to lead sixth-ranked Pittsburgh over winless reg. sale f.e.t. otT 32.83 42.76 34.88 1 -92 44 J6 38.83 2 12 46776 37.88 2.23 39.88 2.38 U6 40.88 Jj' 40.88 260 51.76 42.88 266 56.76 45.83 2.96 B78xl3 C78xl4 f78iM G78M fi 078x15 Vi H78xl 5 Jl78xlS Our Reg. 37.76 A78xl3 Plus F.E.T.

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They entered the game as the nation's No. 3 team in rushing defense and have allowed just 91 yards on the ground. San Diego State, unable to stem the withering pass rush, dropped to 1-2. Washington 31, Army 8: Washington State quarterbacks Samoa Samoa, Clete Casper and Ricky Turner moved the ball with relative ease and the Cougar defense remained sound long enough to defeat and give the Pac 10 school its first win. The Cougers (1-2) rushed for more than 300 yards, intercepted three passes and recovered one fumble while holding the Cadets (2-1) at bay.

Fullerton St. 21, N. Arizona 13: John Rayford gained 126 yards on 26 carries, including one touchdown, and quarterback Tom St. Jacques completed 16-of-28 passes and threw for a touchdown as Fullerton State downed Northern Arizona. The Titans are now 3-0 and off to their best start ever.

Wyoming 45, Hawaii 20: Wyoming got two touchdowns for senior fullback Mandell Robinson and two from freshman running back Walter Goffigan as the Cowboys overwhelmed visiting Hawaii in a WAC game. Robinson finished with 99 yards in 15 carries, including two 1-yard touchdowns. Goffigan ran for 98 yards in 11 carries, including TD run of 4 yards and 40 yards. Temple. He hit nine of 15 for 150 yards before hurting his knee early in the second quarter.

Visiting Temple, which fell to 0-3 as Pitt climbed to 3-0, got a break in the opening moments. Pitt punter Dave Heppler was tackled in the end zone for a safety after a snap from center sailed over his head. However, Pitt marched 73 yards on its next series for a score on a 13-yarder from Marino to split end Willie Collier. Rutgers 44, Princeton 13: Quarterback Ed McMichael, threw four TD passes to lead host Rutgers over Princeton in the final game of the teams' 111-year series. Princeton asked Rutgers to end their traditional meeting this year, claiming it could not compete with a state university due to Ivy League restrictions on the awarding of athletic scholarships.

Syracuse 42, Northwestern 21: Joe Morris ran for 172 yards and quarterback Dave Warner scored three times as host Syracuse breezed by winless Northwestern. ,000 pairs for men, Tonv Lama. Acme. colors, Wrangler off. $9.98.

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During that key drive, Quinn completed three passes for 30 yards. In all, he hit on 12-of-17 passes for 158 yards as Nebraska owned the second half. History (Continued from D-l) cause Ali met Holmes in Las Vegas in October, 1980, the world "was made safe for democracy." Or as a direct result of the All-Holmes fight, world agricultural production skyrocketed and disease was eradicated." I have an inkling that if any history is going to be made, it will be something along the lines of "biggest scam ever perpetrated." After all, there are thousands of folks who are going to pay as much as $500 to sit and watch a couple of aging boxers grapple for an hour. And there will be thousands, maybe millions more who will cough up upwards of $25 to watch all this via closed circuit TV. Because so many folks are so eager to lay out their cash, Ali and Holmes will pocket checks in the neighborhood of $9 and $3 million, respectively, for their little exhibition.

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