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Pan tarn ph, Bloomlngoo, EL, Sunday Oct 1968. 22 9. 7 Notre Dame, lexas Surprise i Top Rated Oklahoma Ripped, 28-7 4 a -f i I it H-v, si U4; tf tf' ifCi. Florida Shocks 'Bama Bryant Suffers 1st Home Loss TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Underdog Florida swept third-ranked Alabama off Its feet Saturday, scoring a 10-6 football victory and handing Coach Paul Bryant hn first loss at home since coming to Alabama six years ago.

The Gators, who had a 1-1-1 record, went ahead 3-0 in the first quarter on Bob Lyle's 42-yard field goal and rolled their lead up to 10-0 in the final quarter on halfback Dick Kirk's 41-yard touch-down dash. This climaxed a 75-yard drive. It was only then that vaunted Alabama scored. Quarterback Joe Namath plunged over from one-foot out. The two-point conversion play was smothered.

Pass interceptions and fumbles killed Alabama's chances of continuing its unbeaten string. The Florida Gator line refused to be buffaloed by the vaunted Alabama offense, repeatedly causing Alabama backs to fumble. Only two goal-line stands by 'Bama held down the margin. Alabama won its previous three games and had a five-game win streak dating back to last season. Trinity Wins Jayvee Contest Denny Perkins' touchdown in the final quarter pulled Trinity High School past High, 7-6, Saturday in a junior varsity football game at the Trinity Athletic Field.

Perkins scored from five yards out; then ran for the tie-breaking extra point. Tuscaloosa, Ala. (AP) Alabama halfback Billy Moseley (20) is upended by Florida's Jerry Newcomer (22) in third quarter of Saturday's Southeastern Conference game. i Jii! A fumble recovery by Dick No- wak on the State 34 set up Heydt's field goal. Army moved to the State 22 in six plays and when the State defense stiffened, Heydt came through with his three-pointer.

Army almost blew its big up set in the final three minutes when Ken Waldrop fumbled on the Cadet 31, and Glenn Ressler recovered for State. But the fired-up Army defense knocked down a pair of passes after holding two running plays to two yards and took over on downs. The State touchdown play was the only offense the Nittany Lions were able to muster. Army held the wide open State offense to 38 yards on the ground and 99 yards in the air, which included the 69- yard TD pass play. Waldrop and Stichweh were the workhorses of the Army offense, accounting for 144 of the Cadet ground yardage.

-A'-YYaViyrVWiiiW Army Turns Back Penn State, 10-7 South Bend, Ind. (AP) Notre Dame end Ken Ivan (87) boots a 32-yard field goal in the fourth quarter Saturday to give the Irish a 17-14 victory over Southern Cal. FOOTBALL RESULTS Shepherd 22, Oallaudet 0 Penn Military 15, Wllke If Gettysburg 24, Lehigh 0 West Chester 28, Bloomsburg 0 Irish Jolt 7th Ranked USC, 17-14 SOUTH BEND, Ind. -Sophomore Ken Ivan's 33-yard field goal in the final six minutes of the game gave Notre Dame a 17-14 football upset of Yardstick USC NOTRI DAMS First down! 'J Rushing yardg 161 f.73 Passing yardaa Passes Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts t-M Fumble Yards penalized li' 80 Southern California Saturday as the Irish unveiled a smashing new backfield combination. Notre Dame took senior quarterback Frank Budka out of mothballs and turned loose rookie running whiz Bill Wolski for the first time.

They ripped the seventh-ranked Trojans apart before a screaming overflow crowd of 59,135. It has been years since Notre Dame has demonstrated the brand of action that made them the scourge of the nation as the Fighting Irish. Budka, making his first start this season as signal-caller after being employed as a defensive back last year, piled up yardage with keep-it plays and always held the threat of passing. Rush For 273 Wolski, a 195-pounder from Muskegon, slammed and battered the Trojan defenses Into submission and kept USC without victory at Notre Dame since 1939. Until Saturday Wolski had 'carried the ball only three times for 14 yards.

The Irish churned 273 yards on the ground, Budka contributing 84 and Wolski 87. It was Budka 'p smashes that mainly drove the Irish 74 yards in the final quarter. And when the Trojans held, Ivan, 190-pound end from Massillon, Ohio, -calmly planted the ball through the uprights for th winning three points. Irish Score First The Irish took a 7-0 lead In the first quarter when Pete Beathard's swing pass went through the upreached hands of Hal Bedsole and went to the arms of Tom MacDonald. He raced 62 yards to score with Norm Nicola throwing the key block on Beathard.

Ivan booted the first of his two extra points. At the start of the second period, the Trojans crunched 74 yards In nine running plays to deadlock the game. Sophomore Mike Garrett's 17-yard run was a key play and Beathard slanted off tackle from the three to score. Dick Brownell kicked the first of his two conversions. The Irish went ahead 14-7 80 seconds later as Wolski ran back a kickoff 37 yards and keyed a 63-yard drive with a 35-yard bolt to the USC eight.

He finally barrelled the last six Into the end zone. Southern California 0 14 0 014 Notre Dam 7 7 0 17 NO MacDonald pas Interception (Ivan kick) USC Beathard 3 run (Brownll kick) ND Wolski run (Ivan kick) USC Garrlt 12 pats from Bsathard (Brownell kick) ND FG Ivan 33 Attendance 59.135. Wheaton Nudges Bradley WHEATON, III. (AP)-Wheaton Intercepted a Bradley pass with 33 seconds remaining Saturday to preserve Its lead and score Its 10th consecutive home football Tictory by a 27-22 scort. Bradley scored its last touch-down with thre minutes remaining in the game to threaten 27-22.

Then they gained possession of the ball with an on side kick. Bradley's last chance died with 33 seconds remaining, when Dale Lesever, Wheaton defensive halfback, intercepted a pass on Whea-ton's 40-yard line. Is VS, llSvJ LLBWCHiUFT The Natural Gentleman Look Frill-free Casual Wear i DALLAS (AP) Tommy Ford and Duke Carlisle led a thunderous Texas ground attack that knocked down the nation's No. 1 team Oklahoma 28-7 Sat urday. Texas, rated No.

1 and seeking the top spot, smothered Oklahoma the first half while running up a 14-0 lead, and then more than matched the rallying Sooners in the second half. A crowd of 75,504 the 18th straight sellout for this ancient intersectional game saw Texas at Its best with "three yards and a cloud of dust" football. The precision Longhorns, func tioning like a well-oiled machine, just plain ground the heralded Oklahoma line into bits. Runs Ovr Ford, the guy who likes to run over people, ran over a lot of them on Saturday as he ripped through the big Sooner line for 77 yards. Carlisle, who ran about as much although having to handle the quarterbacking duties, too, ripped out 62 yards.

It was a rough game and Oklahoma personal fouls had the Sooners In trouble repeatedly. It led to a Texas touchdown in the first period. Oklahoma had the ball for only six plays in the first period and just 10 in the second and the Sooners never got past midfield under their own power the entire first half. Stopped On Two Once, when Texas put to Bob Crouch, the trackman who sat in for the injured punter Ernie Koy, he got off a 17-yard boot. Okla homa got Into Texas territory but Pete Lammons intercepted a Bobby Page pass and Texas rolled down to the Oklahoma two before being stopped by the only real strong defensive effort made by Oklahoma.

Texas made 144 yards on the ground in the first half to only 42 for Oklahoma. In the third period Oklahoma came to life for a 62-yard touch down march with John Hammond, the third Oklahoma quarterback for the day, passing for 28 and running for 18 and making the score with a three-yard smash. Carlisle got the first Texas touchdown with 'a one-yard smash, Ford ran over people for 12 yards to rack up the second. Carlisle's swing pass to Phil Harris for three yards made the third. Carroll Rally Tips North Park CHICAGO on Carroll Col lege battled from behind and defeated North Park, 13-12, Saturday in a College Conference of Illinois football game.

Trailing 12-0 at the half, Car roll finally scored late in the third quarter on a short plunge by fullback Rick Beebe and won the game in the final two minutes on a 10-y a touchdown pass from Sander Stagman to Bob Wolfe before Bill Towson ran across the vital extra point, i to! Rank on Cnfpr fit by John W. Rodger. I Cal Comeback Ties Favored Duke, 22 to 22 BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)-Call-fornia's underdog Bears scored on an arching Alley-Oop pass in the fourth quarter Saturday and added a two-point conversion for a 22-22 tie with undefeated Duke in a wild intersectional football battle. The 31-yard touchdown throw went from Craig Morton to end Jack Schraub a combination that started playing together in grade school.

Morton then calmly pitched to sophomore halfback Jerry Mosher for the tying two points. Duke, never headed, missed a chance to go ahead with 16 sec onds left and the ball on the Cali fornia 13. When the kicking tee was thrown in from the sideline on a field goal attempt, the Blue Devils were penalized 15 yards for coaching from the sideline. Mike Curtis then missed a des peration 45-yard field goal try. Duke, winner of its first three games, grabbed a 7-0 lead on a 13-yard pass from Scotty Glacken to Jay Wilkinson, climaxing a 3-yard first-quarter drive.

Cal came back to tie the count when Morton hit Schraub, his fellow junior from Capbell, with a 13-yard throw. Duke took a 14-7 halftime lead as Billy Futrell tallied the second Blue Devil touchdown on a 2-yard run ending a 71-yard ground march. North Centra Tops Millikin DECATUR, 111. (AP) Touchdowns in the first and fourth quarters held up Saturday as North Central College of Napervilla defeated Millikin College 12-0. It was North Central's first victory after two losses in the College Conference of Illinois.

Millikin Is now two and one. North Central's first score came on a 39-yard pass from quarterback Mike Vibral to end Bruce Fulton. The final tally came on a one-yard plunge by halfback Herman Cooper Washington Obtaini Oriole Outfielder WASHINGTON (AP) The Washington Senators purchased Westminster, 7, Geneva 4 Grover city. Pa. 36, Brockport.

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tie Florida State 35, Waka Forest Virginia 6, VMI 0 Maine Maritime 41, Curry, Mas. 4 Coast Guard 11, Weslevan I Virginia State 20, Shaw 4 ursinu 15, Johns Hopklnt II, tl Florida 10, Alabama 4 North Carolina 14, Maryland 7 Mississippi State 31, Tulane 10 Bemidil 20. Moorheed 20 (tie) Catawba 4, Western Carolina 0 SOUTHWEST New Mexico Stat 40. Trlnltv I Texas 28, Oklahoma 7 Texas 23, Houston 13 St. Procoolut 14, Culver Stockton 4 Edward Water 18, Albany State, (ra, 0 Ashland 21, Waynesourg Texa Chrltlen 35, Texas Tech FAR WEST Washington 34, Oregon State 7 Sacramento State 19, Santa Barbara 0 Colorado Mines 21, Ft.

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I Cadets Hang 1st Loss On Nittany Lions UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (AP) The Cadets of Army combined a crunching ground attack with a tough defense Saturday to up set ninth-ranked Penn State 10 7 before an estimated record crowd of 48,850. Army gained more than 220 yards on the ground in upsetcmg an unbeaten Penn State team for the second straight year. All the scoring came In the first half with Army marching 85 yards for its touchdown after Dick Heydt booted a 32-yard field goal. Penn State's lone tally cam on a 69-yard pass play in the second quarter from quarterback Pete Liske to Junior Powell.

Army threw only one pass In the first half, but that was enough as Carl Stichwech connected with Sam Champ! in the end zone for a two-yard touchdown. The play climaxed an 85-yard drive and made it 10-0. Concannon Shines NEWTON, Mass. (AP) Trigger man Jack Concannon, the na tion's fifth-ranking player in total offense, passed for three Boston College touchdowns and ran for another in a 34-0 football victory over Villanova Saturday. OUTDOOR BASKETBALLS and FOOTBALLS READ'SOf NORMAL Phone 967-6231 213 North St.

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