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Tie Outdoors Dyeroram 10 s' Pro Football 4 Prep News 9 a SECTION KNOXVILLE TENN 37901 SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2 dr dr Jones and Powers Give UTalift i Wallace Hits Yarbrough With 2PayofrPases By MARVIN WEST With Volunteers providing the lust and shav duo Tennessee got its sawdust and In midair but tailed In his interception bid Coming to his aid Is linebacker Greg Jones PLAYING THE PASS-Tennessee linebacker Andy Solve deflects a Colorado State pass and attempts to retrieve It leg Colorado State offenslve guard Dan Dubishar Jones replaced regular Steve Poole who had been suspended 1 READY Middle linebacker Gres Jones of Tennessee returns an Interception for yardage as he attempts to out- a tags back together Saturday at Neytoad Stadium for a thumping-good 28-7 victory over Colorado State Gone ia the twosome Aid SUnley did not get reinjured (he didst The recortf is now 4-3 Utah to next i Vote wen tor from flawless bat bit and hustled on a beautiful fbot-afternoon Attendance was as-at 71571 (1UN high guests) but then wen assorted seats when season ticket-holden and I students usually stt Then much to boo about from Bristol He la Us Hist start Fte safety Eddy flrsMime starter picked off two and landed stinging blows John Yarbrough pinch-catching tor injured Larry Savers twice beat the Rams den tor i Wallace The Junior quarterback Colorado State as a runner and thii Randy checked off for the TO passes to Yarbrough and went the distance (43 yards) on a keeper tor another score Wallace rushed tor more than 150 yards but was sacked tour times and lost some of his statistics Mike Gayles rushed tor 10S and got a touchdown Jl extra points (i Gaylor kicked four missed two routine-Freshman Craig Puki nd blocked did moat at the 1 brilliantly wan Ike beat I Mocking white Tart of our game plan was to make Wallace keep the said loser Sark Antonian sure kept The Vide were protecting a 144 lead when the Rams suckered them on a fate-puntrand-run for 21 to eat up touchdown Mark Driscoll threw to Fred Babich from the 5 for the score The visitors get a first down thereafter New captain Ron stop Powers got his Andy Spivs joined Jones building a Itacbickcf nidUocki Colorado State again had a miserable time with the officials drawing IS flags 1 for 112 yards Three times the Rams were charged with pasa interference CSU has been over IN in penalttea in three other Driscoll threw for 171 yards preferring to dump the ball to Ron Harris and Jim McKenzie coming out of the back-field All the Ram runners together netted 104 yards get deem to I the opening kickoff stringing together time first downs baton sm Moors fumbled reverse and Kevin McLain recovered at the CSU4L Jonas and Powers hit Harris Ike Rams first play end Kern Rabee teta mcevend at the 4k Three plays later Wallace threw lb Yarbrough (32 yards over Ron Nelson) tor the first TD (11:06 left in the quarter! Jones made the stop on the kickoff and blasted McKenzie on first down showing emotion as the replacement for Steve Poole Rabenstein drop-in terceptioii opportunity mid Davis and Jim Woofter smothered flat pass Tennessee's defence wee reefer The Rems moved the chains three times and missed a 51-yard field goal effort on their next possession Tennessee drove to the 10 end Gaylor flubbed a 28-yard kick for three Driscoll passes (to Dan Pat Swesey and Harris) penetrated to the UT 22 where penalties and McCartney snuffed out the threat The captain caught the quarterback far minus 10 on third down and Clark Kemble didn't come dose on a Styard field-goal try WUtaee hat an totereepttou to Net on but (ho Vol defense seem to Gayles got rid of poor field post- tion wkh a ISynrd ran black i gate) Wallace broke i right aid for 21 (Paid a key block) and tka Rams SnVstaragoS On Road Back? cotOLtr and the others knew Eddy could writ because he hod not Eddy to a refeshirt sophomore sen of Clayton former high school conch now a teacher Eddy has been sort of from time to time often wondered bow good I said Eddy had doubts about JOHN YARBROUGH Happy TDmakar RON MCCARTNEY senior end at 83 mads to 1-for-l as captain of the1 Ten-see football team McCartney was elected by his pens at week a cheery note in a house of Iter the upset by North Teas Ron always plays better than most but be outdid himself Colorado State even though the triumph was about McCartney One was at halftime: 1 to play the kind of a boy wrtv looking tor He hits and he never lets upi I like him He looks like an Pro GARY WYANT got a soaking in the BO Battle girt a game bofl one of several handed out A sign far the locker room held As tor as I know Ten nessee hssnt been anywhere but right The team did play better made listskea won comfortably as should over a team like Cokndo State I1- Coming off a defeat 'conches were doubly worried Even mote so because Sarkis Antonian likes to confine the foe or complicate his Hfe with a wild mixture Condi Battle paused in bis press interview to praise a good week's work by his If I had had a game ball I Brea Onemjstafce and the foe might be had to get ready far a lot of said Wyant still soppy from the showery tribute the backs gave him would guess that we worked against 25 formations You never know which of the things you see in movies the other fellow Furthermore Wyant knew he would be without Mike Mauck free safety and Steve Poole middle linebacker who had wandered off the reservation one time too Cooch Lon Hersbrua honed up who had already played a deaL Safely Edcfy Porters the sub had not Wyant got the job done on Ttoesdqr Wednesday and Thursday Passer Pat Ryan and ndshht assistants simulated the Rams attack Thw went through batch of tricks I think voice would last I never took anything tor my he said did take some Alka Sekaer tout to sleep" Eddy Powers the unknown Ernie Ward David Paieons Run Rabensthv David Bfcee Gary Rowe and Bill Cote I welching the Ranto attack ua-thats the key Gary tboy for going to the water Jng'ton iftrn marled at another for not attention yelled on the Gary i for the Tedtoua burinem but as! studied thto two days I got thu feeling tt result? Three imorea haraswnent of passer Mark It WSS I good week's work THEY HAD a mission even when Ten-had the faotbelL Wyant in the on wonM be talking on the aid Larry Jones defensive chief so talked 1 to Wyaat relayed kia myself whether I would ever Eddy recalled Friday night the eve of his first start for Tennessee: to thinking about this chance to phy Iwas thinkingnow great it would be if I could intercept a pass and take it all the way Then I told myself better not be thinking of interceptions that my big Job was to be in proper position and not get caught off base So what I tried to do jOn both interceptions I was Just the quarterback like they tell me to I was moving into position and the ball was overthrown both r- Eddy's finest play was a diving cstch Thb play gave Tennessee the bin and set the stage for 43-yard touchdown darii the play that salted the game Said Wyant: "I knew early in the that Mauck simply could not move on his ankle It just hurt him too much So we began to work on Eddy You never really know what will happen hi this situation But Eddy mu to the occasion He played a great game Now we PHILADELPHIA (AP) Wajima the thteoyearold colt who was syndicated far a world-record 172 million has been retired from racing Ttainer Steve Di-Maura said Saturday This mean Wajima will not represent the United States in the $150000 Washington DC International next Saturday at Laurel That race is on the grass a surface on which Wajima has never raced DiMauro said Wajima wu still at Belmont Park and would be shipped to Spendthrift Farm in Lexington Ky to stand at stud Memphis St Wins WICHITA Kan CAP) Memphis State scored two touchdowns in the first quarter one ou an 8S-yard punt return by Ricky Rivas and then held off Wichita State for a 13-7 football victory Saturday night The defense took over after that to stop Wichita's rushing attack and blunt second-half aerial gamn that threatened the TigeraT lead cored tote to (he game after the Trojans football at their own If whea gave up the I they fumbled on a fourtbdown play itel torn was the first for Southern Cal since the opening game last season whea Arkansas defeated the TYojana They were onbeatea in their test 2t conference garnet since a 1171 tom to Stanford' It' lOyear stay am when he takes over the Tampa fraachba Is tke National Fastball Len- pm Cal which tied fee Trojans last sea- non made its Pac-0 record 4-1 and Its overal mark before Memorial Stadi- of SktTL Tbu Trojans stiB in the naming far a fourth are 3-1 in the Pac-k 7-1 oversiL period He mriied for 122 yards Safetyman Ernie Ward of Tennessee hits Colorado State running back Ron Harris lust as he receives a pass to force (Other Scares Page 2) SEC TENN 28 Colorado SL 7 1H' lk rMTUtaasM ill Kentucky I FtoridalL Vaady IT Virginia 11 Ola Mtoa 17 LSU UL Lehigh a fumble Powers also tick Free safety comes in to Eddy land a Iowa 24 NVesten 2L Kansas 2k Kansas St OL Ohio IL2iW Mich Ik Ohio SL 24 Indiana 14 Oklahoma 27 Okie St TUka Ik Lsnkvllle 14 Puduo20MichStlk BalL St 27 Green 2k iUIIUMkk SOUTHWEST BaykrMLTCUk Toss Tech 28 Rica 21 TmaalkSMUSL FAR WEST Atfasen Sk Ysang Ik -Arimna St 48 Utah It Max 2k Tem-EI Paso 1 HL St ML Ik Trojan Shocked SkCsfcStak Temple 2k 1 wTvtrghita YOtelkDai ZkDaytm ML Kent MIDWEST Mich 34 Marshall Cslsrado28lowaSt2L Drake 3k Biaoia 27 Miami Ol 3k Talede 2L Mkkigaa 2k Miam 2L Nebraska Ik Missouri Notre Darnell Navy ML a TwfcTwfcElSIj GN IL Cmrgetewu It K-Sydney 27 EAH ML MTSU 44 Caret iaaSK UT-Martto 24 A Paay IL SOUTH Appy St 22 Citadel IL Dsridksu 14 Kesyeu Ik NX St 2k Can XL ECueHaa2fFannaa ML FtoridaStOkCkmawk VaTsch KV5 Mary Forest 2LN Car Georgia Tech 2L Duks 1 feaa St Ik Maryland ML EAST GsLSLMtomll UL 1 Holy Crms SkFitocclouML BERKELEY CsUT (AP) Quarts back Joe Roth passed for two touchdowns Chuck Munde accounted for more than 200 yards and Steve Rivera caught nine pames for California Saturday as the Beara shocked fourth-ranked Southern California 20-141 A sophomore eoraetbaefc JeffMoye made the key defensive play in the upset victory which broke the trojan" lLgame unbeaten streak one day after Coach John McKay had aanounced thto would be hie hit at the collegiate tovst Tba Bsan 1 tralsd In tku iw- kckto of wa Kvana Jnst rtmrt of In Uto final mkmto at the first teftept fee seem at l-L slapping a Trajan drive uWch want 45 jrard- Roth a junior paassd for 240 yards and two touchdowns to Was Walker in the second quarter and George Freitas in the third Muade ran for 14) yards and caught five passes for 02 yards while Rivera made nine receptions for 121 yards An 07-yaid drive early to the fourth period made the difference It ended when Roth belled tats the end none an a quarterback sneak The touchdown broke a 14-14 tin and fallback Tom Newton By See 'n Air n-evtNMi TV ton WaO MVL ni.