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1 0C DETROIT FREE PRESSSUNDAY, NOV. 17, 1985 MAC Top 20 Dig Ten DePorres runs past Nebraska 56, Kansas 6 C. Michigan 23, Ball St. 9 Central Michigan 7 0 2 14-23 Ball State 0 3 0 6-9 Wisconsin 12, Ohio St. Wisconsin 3 3 4 0- Ohlo State 0 7 0 0- Wlsconsin-FG Gregolre 49 Wlseonsln-FG Greaoire 19 Kansas 3 0 Nebraska 10 28 Kansas-FG Johnson 19 Nebraska-FG Klein 32 Central Michigan-Brown 22 pass Florlda 15, Kentucky 13 Kentucky 0 0 7 -13 Florida 3 3 6 3-15 Florida-FG Dawson 34 Florida-FG Dawson 22 KenluckyHunter 1 run (Worley kick) Florida-Neal 45 pass from Bell (pass, failed) Kenlucky-Hunter 4 run (pass failed) Florida-FG Dawson 19 Ohio Slate-Carter 37 pass from from Carruthers (Loughman kick) Ball Slate-FG Dieltrich 22 Central Michigan-Safety, Ball SI.

recovered bad snap In own end zone Nebraska-Ralhman, 44 run (Klein kick) Nebraska-Sheppard 35 pass from os (Soano er kck) Wisconsin-Artley 1 run (pass failed) av on en kick) Central Mlchlgan-Carruthers 5 run Nebraska-K. Jones 1 run (Klein 48-12 Wis OS (Loughman kick) Ball Stale Neal 1 run (pass failed) Brown City, kirk) First downs 14 18 Central Michigan Stevens 7 pass Nebraska uuoose ii run iiuem kck Rushes-yards 53-146 34-102 Passing yards 76 263 Fla 22 Nebraska-Sheppard 82 pass trom Return yards 14 Turner (Klein kirk) from Carruthers (Loughman kick) CMU BSU First downs 16 16 Rushes-yards 50-148 40-23 Ken First downs 13 Rushes-yards 32--o Passing yards 154 Relurn yards Pacf 14270 -184 49- Passes 8-13-0 20-31-1 Nebraska-satetv, I omiaai piockbo 236 Pun 6-36. punl out ot end lone Fumbles-losl 3-0 3-: Kansas FG Johnson si 12 17-30-1 Penalties-vards 4-19 2-21 Passing yards I1' Nebraska-K. Jones 98 kickoff return prep playoff Return yards 8 Time of possession 34:08 25:52 and Joseph followed with his 37-yard touchdown later In the quarter. Joseph scored a touchdown in each of the third (Klein kick Passes 12-17-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nebraska-Safety, Dickerson turn' 2-1 7-58 34:35 Punls Fumbles-losl 0-0 Penalties-vards 5-29 Time of possession 25:25 Rushlng-Wisconsin-Emery 28-85, (-)ll 20-27-1 4-34 4-1 4-30 27:41 nipt nut nf pnrl 7nnp and fourth quarters.

Artley 11-39. Fulllnoton 1-11, Vinci 5-10, Punts 7-36 Fumbles-lost 1-0 Penollles-vards 10-95 Time of Possession 32:19 Nebraska-a. I ayior, run icneiona Armentroul 2-8, Howard 6-(-7). Ohio KICK) Slate-Wooldrldae 14-79. Workman 4-18 Grand Rapids South Christian 26, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Cooper 7-12, Bales 4-6, Karsotos 5-1-13) Kan Neb Beldlng 14: Quarterback Brian Bolt hit Rushlno-Central Michigan, Brown Passlno-Wlsconsin-Howard 8-13-0- 16-57, Stevenson 12-44, Carruthers 10-28, 76.

Ohio Slate-Karsotos 20-31-0-63. Dave DeHaan with two scoring passes for Sellers 11-23. Ball State. Campbell 19-30, 24 63-498 141 45 Recelvino Wlsconsin-Sharron 4-55. Austin 4-15.

Emery 3-18. Armentroul 1-3. Ohio state- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushlng-Florida-Anderson 31-134, J.L. Williams 11-41, W. Williams 2-16.

Kentucky-Hogan 10-36, Higos 6-24, Hunter 7-20, Ransdell 7-0. Passing-Florida-Bell 17-29-1 236. Kenlucky-Ransdell 12-20-0-30, Dooley 2-7-0-24. Recelvlng-Florida-Neal 6-110, Anderson 4-22, McDonald 1-22. Kentucky-Hunter 4-51, HiSBS 4-46.

Tennessee 34, Miss. 14 First downs 8 Rushes-yards 42-67 Passing yards 77 Return yards 29 Passes 8-25-0 Punts 13-36 Fumbles-losl 4-0 Penalties-vards 4-27 Passing Central Michigan, Car Carter 7-131, Taggart 5-45, Lanese 4-48, 4-7-1 Wooldrldae 3-29, Workman I-10. ruthers 12-17-0136. Ball State, Kosa-kowskl 19-26-1-191, Chester 1-1-0-10. 1-! 9 Recelvino Central Michigan, Steb- 5-41 27:32 Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Illinois 41, Indiana 24 bins 4-49, Sellers 3-34, Houston 2-18, Stevens 2-13.

Ball Slate, Chester 5-60, Duncan 5-40, George 3-56, Campbell 3-13. N. Illinois 35, Ohio U. 7 Rushina-Kansas. A.

Fields 17-76. Indiana 7 3 7 7-24 ..0 7 0 Mississippi 7-14 10-34 Rogers 4-16. Nebraska, Rathman 9-159, Illinois 7 13 7 14-41 Tennessee 7 10 7 DuBose i-ioy, k. Jones -4. Illinois-Rooks 7 pass from Trudeau TennesseeHenderson 1 run (Revetz Passina-Kansas, Norselh 8-25-0 77.

Ohio U. White ck kick Nebraska, Clayton i-j-v 4, i urner i-i Northern Illinois 0 0 7 0-7 0 7 7 21-35 Taylor 1 run Indiana-Howard i run (Rogers kick) 82, S. Taylor 1-2-0 12. Northern Illinois Mississippi-svkes i run towen kick) Tennessee'FG Reveiz 43 Tennessee Hendrix 11 pass from Receivina-Kansas. Estell 3-39.

(Forester kick) Indiana FG stoyanovicn 27 Illinois-Jones 1 run (White kick) Illinois FG White 51 Illinois FG White 48 Vaughn 2-17. Nebraska, Sheppard 3-129, Oh i7 run with blocked Hawkins 1-12, punt (Judge kick) Francis (Reveiz Hick) Tennessee Henderson 2 run (Reveiz kick) Northern Illinois wema 4 run (For Indiana-Dawsey 33 pass from ester kick) Kramme (Rogers kick) Tennessee McGee 19 pass from Alabama 24, S. Miss. 13 Nor hern no s-R chardson 12 run Dickey (Reveiz kick) Illinois kooks 4 run (White kick) Illinois-Rooks 3 run (White kick) (Forester kick) Southern Mississippi ....3 3 7 0-13 Alabama 7 3 0 14-24 Tennessee-r "even Mississippi-Ambrose 19 pass from Northern iiiinois-Ricnardson run Indiana-Dawsey 65 pass from Reprinted from Saturday's late editions By! TOM HENDERSON Frije Press Special Writer I FLINT Sophomore Rodney Culver a kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown and rushed for two others fof Detroit St. Martin dePorres, which crashed Brown City, 48-12, Friday night at Atwood Stadium in the regional finals of the Class playoffs.

IDePorres (8-3 7) was awesome early, running up a 34-0 lead in the first 17 minutes. iEight plays, 80 yards, touchdown. Three plays, 69 yards, touchdown. Five plays, 88 yards, touchdown. Five plays, 57 yards, touchdown.

One play, 45 yards, touchdown. Five possessions, five touchdowns, 339 yards of offense. were ready for the ball game," said DePorres coach Ron Thompson. "Teams that haven't seen us before kind of get caught by surprise." One of the surprises for the Green Devils (11-1 and No. 10) was that a sophomore could be as big (5-feet-ll and 205 pounds) and as fast as Culver.

IN THE FIRST HALF, Culver scored on runs of three and 70 yards and had 149 yards on 12 carries. He finished with 183 yards on 17 carries. Anthony Cummings was the other big-play Eagle. He caught a 45-yard touchdown in the second quarter on a beautiful pass from junior Frank Johnson and later, playing backup quarterback, Cummings scored on a 25-yard run. Marcus Norwood added a touchdown on a 36-yard run and Troy Brown (Forester kick) Kramme (Rogers kick) Alabama-Bell 5 pass from Shula Young (Owen Kick) Northern llllnos-M.

Taylor run Tin ck Illinois Williams 5 pass from Tru on an eight-yard carry." Brown City entered the game averaging more than 45 points a game. Senior halfback Mark Hanson ran for 95 yards and boosted his season total to 1,674, and Rich Prowse had 84 yards rushing before breaking his ankle on the second-half kickoff. And Kevin Walters and Jeff Mux-low each managed one-yard touchdown runs. But generally, it was David against Goliath, and there weren't any stones on the artificial surface at Atwood. Twenty of Brown City's 31 players weighed 150 pounds or fewer and just two were more than 190.

DePorres had 19 players at 190 pounds or more and 13 at morre than 200. DePorres, going for its fourth straight Class state title and fifth state title in five seasons, plays Lansing Catholic Central in the semifinals next Saturday at Hillsdale College. Class Lansing Catholic Central 23, Gales-burg-Augusta 0: Junior halfback Joe Joseph ran for 188 yards on 24 carries and scored all three touchdowns (on runs of 37, 29 and 28 yards) for Lansing Catholic Central in the regional final at Hillsdale College. Lansing Catholic Central (11-0 and No. 2) held the Rams (10-1 and No.

5), who never crossed midfield, to six yards rushing and 51 yards passing. Jeff Hiner opened the Cougars' scoring with a 21 -yard field goal In the first quarter, Miss (Forester kick) Sou hern ssiooi FG Banks ss deau (While kick) Southern Mississippi-FG Banks 32 OU NIU Aabama-FG Tit 48 IND ILL Southern AAississippi Gandv 1 run South Christian (11-0 and No. 3) in the regional final at Grand Rapids' Houseman Field. Bolt and DeHaan connected on touchdown passes of 73 and 19 yards. Quarterback Chuck Barker scored on an eight-yard run and hit tight end Joe Tousignaut with a 22-yard touchdown pass for the Redskins (9-2).

St. Ignace 9, Traverse City St. Francis 6: Rich Saylen kicked a 30-yard field goal, his first-ever field goal attempt, with 2:36 left to win the regional final at Gaylord High. St. Francis (10-1 and No.

1) scored first on a four-yard run by Rick Schmuckal In the first quarter. St. Ignace (10-1 and No. 6) tied the game on a 45-yard run by Brad Erskine with 9:53 left in the fourth quarter. Class Battle Creek St.

Philip 13, Fowler 7: Devin Sherrod's two-yard touchdown run gave St. Philip its winning margin in the regional final at Lansing Sexton. St. Philip (11-0 and No. 2) scored with 1:12 left in the first quarter on a two-yard touchdown run by Mike Reece.

Derek Fox added the extra point. The Eagles (10-1 and No. 7) scored with 11:43 left in the second quarter on a 16-yard scoring pass from Dean Koenigsk-necht to Lavern Feldpausch. Kevin Schmitt's extra point tied the game before Sherrod scored with 4:1 8 left in the quarter. Fowler got inside the Tigers' 20 three times in the second half but failed to cross the goal line.

First downs 16 Rushes-yards 44136 Passing yards 117 Return yards 12 Passes 7-24-2 First downs 17 28 Rushes-yards 36-118 56-288 Banks ck Term 19 43-150 247 106 16-25-1 2-1 6-55 30:28 Alabama-Stafford 4 pass from Shula First downs 15 24 Rushes-yards 28- 80 64-447 Passing yards 191 87 Return yards -6 18 Passes 19-36-5 8-11-0 Passing yards 235 218 Return yards 84 79 fin Kick Punts Alabama-Jelks 4 run (Tiffin Kick) Passes 14-22-2 24-36- Fumbles-losl 3-0 Penallies-varris 764 Punts 2-2B. Fumbles-losl 1-1 2: Time of possession 29:32 SM Ala First downs 13 16 Penalties-vards 213 7- Punts 8-27 3-35 Fumbles-lost 1-1 5-4 Penalties-yards 6-51 5-31 Time of Possession 26:03 33:57 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of possession 23:59 36:01 Rushino-Mississipoi-Wonslev 21-85, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushes-yards 46-99 45-143 Passing yards 104 122 Return yards 97 26 Svkes 9-37, Goodloe 4-23. Tennessee-Powell 13-60, Henderson 15-45, Panuska Rushing-lndlana, Howard 19-113, Rushlng-Ohio Owens 17-29, Passes 6- 8-4 3-23-1 Wash- noton 5-26, Po ce 3-9, Allen 1-1 8-36, Dickey 3-- Grimes 1-57, North 1-18. N.llllnols, M. Taylor 18-146, Richardson 9-180, Iwema Kramme 8-(-31).

Illinois. Rooks 26-163, Punls 5-45 8-46 Fumbles-losl 1-1 0-0 Passino-Mississipol-Osgood 4-20-2- 0-20. Taylor 9-23. Davis 4-26, Hurley 5- wnson 24-toy, lrudeau 4-8, Jones z-b. 49, Young 3-4-0-68.

Tennessee-Dickey 30. Passino-lndlana. Kramme 14-22-2- Penalties-yards 7-70 4-31 Time of Possession 28:53 31:07 11-17-0-203, Francis 5-8-1-44. 235. Illinois, Trudeau 24-36-1-218.

Receivino-Misslssiooi-Perry 2-14, Receiving Indiana. Howard 5-42, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing-Southern Mississippi, An Myers 1-40, Sykes 1-26, Ambrose 1-19, Passing Ohio Swearlngen 18-34-182, Porter 1-2-1-9. N. Illinois, M. Taylor 10-0-87, Genatempo 0-1-0-0.

Receiving Ohio Compernolle 5- Dawsey 2-98, Lllia 2-46, Allen 2-29, Polce Kodgers smitn 1-9. rennessee- derson 9-43, R. Brown 6-27, Alexander 9- Washington i-s. Illinois, u. Williams McGee 7-117, Swanson 3-19, Smith 2-74, Clink-scales 1-14, Hendrix 1-11, Howard 23.

Alabama, Jelks 18-62, I urner ti-5. 7-80. Rooks S-30. erce 3-40. Boso 3-26.

53, Seder 3-41, Flexer 3-26. N. Illinois, Pardridge 4-54, Wooldrldge 4-33. Wilson 3-24, Usher 2-11, A. Williams 1-7.

1-7, Powell 1-5. Passing Southern Mississippi, 5-12-2-99, Ducksworth 1-6-2-5. Alabama, Shula 13-21-1-122. Rereivino-Soulhern Mississippi. othors state Molt 3-68.

Stallings 2-23, Wilson 1-13. BYU 28, Air Force 21 Alabama, Bell 3-29, Chandler 2-32, Jelks Air Force m14 7 0 0-21 Brigham Young 0 7 14 7-28 SMU 9, Texas Tech 7 17, Grand Val. 15 Air Force-Jones 22 oass from Weiss 2-25. Oklahoma 31, Colorado 0 Colorado 0 0 0 0 (Ruby kick) Missouri-Rolla 14 0 0 3-17 Texas Tech 0 0 0 7-7 Southern Methodist ..0 3 3 3-9 Air Force Kotello 25 interception Grand Valley 0 0 0 15-15 return (Ruby kick) Missouri-Rolla Muller 2 run (Zacny Oklahoma 7 7 10 7-31 locally Brmham Ynuno-Be mi li pass trom Toledo results Southern Methodist FG Brownlee 36 Southern Methodist FG Brownlee 37 Texas Tech Tolliver 4 run (Mallory kick) Oklahoma Collins 1 run (Lashar Bosco (Webster kick) Missouri-Rolla Kindred 15 run kck Air Force-Wilson 58 interception kick) (Zacny kick) Oklahoma-Holieway 2 run (Lashar return (Ruby kick) Grand Valley-Schuller 9 run kirk) Brigham Young sikanema punt (Schuller run) Southern Metnodist-FG Brownlee bi Tech SMU Oklahoma-Holieway 20 run (Lashar return (kick missed) Grand valley schuller i run ius kick) Longshot Louie, Dwyla Fish, Dusty Oaks, Tonls Issue. SCRATCHED-Smokin Doobies, Mandy Skipper Exacts (3-6) paid $34.40 Trltecta (3-6-9) paid $240.80 Brigham Young-Bellini 25 oass from Irowski kick) Oklahoma-FG Lashar 30 First downs 12 22 Rushes-vards 32-99 67-273 Ith-clmg, pace, mile: TM TmmvTaro 3.60 3.20 Le Petit Prince (Wolfe) 4.00 3.40 Channel Fifty Six Sclpio Tilly, Brets Toddy, Worthy Voyager, Newport Tara, Libbys Alibi, Risky Ret Bosco (Lindley Pass from Bosco) Brioham vouno Sikahema 69 oass Oklahoma-Tillman 5 run (Lashar Missouri-Rolla-i-b cny 44 kick) TfiV Passing yards 93 89 cond, pace, mile: 2:07 35 from Bosco (websler kick) Return yards 72 16 ChseNCrckrs AF BYU Col Okl 4.60 3.20 4.80 4.80 4.00 iiyiisn t-aim laororf) Bret A Lin (Wolfe) others Exacta (2-1) paid $24.00 Trltecta (2-1-3) paid $92.40 Passes 9-24-2 9-18-1 Punls 9-40 5-41 Fumbles-lost 1-0 4-1 Penalties-yards 3-21 4-31 Time of Possession 21:32 38:28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Firsf downs 13 20 Rushes-yards 49-136 21-(-35) Passing yards 101 343 91ti-cond, pace, mile: 245 35 First downs 6 24 Rushes-yards 39-75 81-360 Passing yards 34 39 Relurn yards 6 55 Passes 4-12-1 3-10-0 Punls 10-39 5-38 Fumbles-losl 2-0 5-3 Penalties-yards 5-45 3-20 Time of Possession 25:34 34:26 Virginia 24, N.

Carolina 22 GOLF: Bob McNIff of Muskegon Country Club edged Aglm Bardha of Royal Oak's Red Run Country Club for the top spot on the Golf Association of Michigan's 1985 Honor Roll. McNiff, who has turned pro, finished with 205 points to Bardha's 202, taking player of the year honors. CROSS-COUNTRY: Hope won the women's portion of the NCAA Division III Great Lakes regional at Terre Haute, Ind. Hope advances to next Saturday's nationals at Atlanta. Alma's Jill Charron was the top individual, running the three-mile course in 19 minutes, 37 seconds.

Hope's men finished third, failing to qualify for nationals as a team, but Llndsey Dood qualified for the second year in a row by finishing third. Rushing Texas Tech, McGowan 18- dh-RHOnJIm (Mrts) 3.00 3.60 dh-G James 3.40 Alieans Spartan (Bailey) Relurn yards 89 Passes 9-tt-l 29-49-4 Punls Fumbles-lost 3-0 1-0 Penalties-yards 6-49 560 North Carolina Virginia 81, Tolliver 6-1, Garnelt 3-11. Southern Methodist, Dupard 26-14, Alkins 18-51, King 14-64. Friday night 1st dmo, pace, mile: 107 45 PhllpBtlr 4.60 3.00 MnnrlRacepower (Brn) 6.80 5.00 Frisky Coffee (Wolfe) 4.00 Blazing Knioht Track, Tweedy Town, Charters Filly, 0 Obadiah, Long Shoreman Qulnella (3-7) paid S3 UP 2d-cond, trot, mile: 25 AnnieOhBoy 11.60 7.40 Taylormade (Wolfe) 3.00 2.60 Kyle Seelsler (C Brown) 3.00 Chief Winameg, Plav The Music, FaylhfulTrip, Blazer Hill, Steve Rose Dally Double (2-6) paid SI 10.60 QuineHa (6-8) paid S25.80 3d clmg, pace, mile: 2:07 GlorvAnn (Lndss) 17.20 9.00 4.00 Timber Dooer (Rsgrtn) 3.20 2.40 Little Jan Metro (Stockwell) 2.80 Jugs Best, Silver Tears, Jodi Wllldo, Assembly Line, Nightly Ace. SCRATCHED-Sunny Velbob Exacta (7-1) paid S48.60 4th clmg, pace, mile: 2:05 45 Bucket (Lewis) 6.40 3.20 3.20 Fast Fox (Staten) 5.20 5.20 Ala Gary (Roesch) 6.20 Cilkalta Win-Aft Ctt Arlnc Bftt, Virglnia-FG 21 Sladlin ime ot possession 28:57 31:03 Jodie, dowinlt, My Boy Bill, dh'-dea Passing-Texas Tech, Tolliver 9-23- North Carolina-Lopp 2 run (kick INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1-93.

Southern Methodist, King 9-18-1-89. (ailed) Rushing-Air Fore-Evans 18-65, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing-Colorado, Halcher 12-26, McCarly 6-20, Weatherspoon 7-18, Smith 2-12, Brown 3-11, Oklahoma, Milchel 7-81. Holiewav 20-80. Perry 13-62. Collins Vlrglnla-Zimmerlink 2 pass from neal tor win Exacta (3-8) paid $7.80 Exacta (8-3) paid $10.60 lOth-clmg, pace, mile: 2:06 Weiss 18-32.

Jones 5-16. Pshsniak 2-8. Receiving Texas Tech, McGowan 10, Sllnson 2-19, Anderson 1-20. South Mr Guy, Banquet Bouquet, Sunny Bart, Anthony Lou Baron, Ted Jenne, Shooter Exacta (5-1) paid S44.40 6th -clmg, pace, mile: 35 LA Topper (Lndss) 15.20 4.20 3.40 Southern Rhythm (Horn) 2.80 2.80 Torpedo Lobell (C Brown) 4.20 Waltzing Jeanelte, Oleos Aussie, Mr Moor Way, Pacing Lynn, Captain Richie. SCRATCHED-J Slormy Exacta (7-2) paid S29.00 Trltecta (7-2-8) paid 105.40 7th cond, pace, mile: 2:05 45 BeauPpEllle (Hrn) 8.80 4.00 3.60 Seal Man Ted (Price) 5.80 5.00 Hy Hopes (Loudenslager) 4.00 Nor Lea Rob, Magic City Pepper, Double Champ, Docs Black Gold, Fireside Flight.

SCRATCHED-Bon-ton Hill Exacta (5-3) paid $50.40 Munafo 1-8, J. Smith 4-7, Vellanli 1-0. ern Methodist, Morris 3-40, Pleasanl 2-17, 2.80 Jacobs 2-19. Brigham Young-1 Towle 1- 10, K. Smith 2-6, Sikahema 1-1, Heimuli 4- 2.

Snake Dance 3.00 Duncan Mackinnon Bay Hound (C Brown) 3.00 BOSCO IO-(-6BI- Passina-Air Force-Weiss 9-18-1- Neely, Rocksong Mite. Captain De Secules (Sladlin kick) North Carolina Starr 69 punl return (Gllarmis kick) North Carollna-Gliarmis 38 FG Virginia Zlmmerllnk 40 pass from Secules (Sladlin kick) Virginia-Word 8 run (Stadlin kick) North Carolina Winfield 31 pass from Anthony (pass failed) N.Car Vlr 101. Brigham Young-Bosco 29-49-4-343. votion, Steady Star Time, Loan Cornell 21, Columbia 8 Keceiving-Air Force-Jones 2-25. 13-57, Carr 10-43, Stafford 11-27, Tillman 4-20.

Passing-Colorado, Halcher 2-7-1-29, Keenan 2-4-0-5, Helton 0-1-0-0. Oklahoma, Holiewav 2-9-0-38, Mitchel 1-1-0-1. Receiving-Colorado, Embree 1-18, Alexander 1-11, Sanders 1-3, Marquez 1-2. Oklahoma, Morris.1-22, Shepard 1-16, Maloney 1-1. Carpenter 2-23, Brennan 2-16, Munafo 1- Officer, dnf-f-lrst Fella Exacta (4-6) paid $2120 Trltecta (4-6-9) paid $80.40 Columbia 3 0 0 5- CorneU 0 8 7 6- jettcoai 1-23, rsnsniak i-s.

Brignam Young-Bellini 9-143. Heimuli 6-37. K. Columbia-FG Walsh 41 Attendance: 1,480. Handle: $152,923.

Smith 6-32, Sikahem 4-87, Molini 2-18, Norberg 1-17, Miles 1-9. Cornell-Safety, punt blocked punf out of the end zone First downs 15 15 Rushes-yards 38-184 61-250 Passing yards 105 106 Return yards 124 5 Corne -Taoiiatern I run (pass failed) others Toledo entries Cornell Tagllaferrl 1 run (Bernstein Passes -26-0 8-4- Punls 6-35 9-40 kick) Columbla-FG Walsh 47 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1 Cornell-Tagliaferrl 1 run (kick clmg, pace, mile: Ga. Tech 41, W.Forest 10 Syracuse 41, Boston Col. 2 Penalties-yards 3- 20 11-72 Time of Possession 25:41 34:19 failed) 3 Provenzales Pridel-7-5 Lewis Columbia Safety, ball snapped out of Boston College 2 Battling Jeff 9-7-3 Bllrgn 3- Shadows Doll 2-5-6 McLeod 5-Cleos Pet 7-2-3 Wolfe 7- Daytime Runner 6-6-3 Henry 8- Hiatts Express 5-2-6 Price 9- 6-7-3 Searle BEST BET Fair Finish (6th) 1st $1,000, clmg, pace, mile: 7-Class Skipper 4-1-3 Lndss 9-Hidden Fortune 2-1-8 Knskv INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushlng-N. Carolina.

Humes 19-109, Wake Forest Georgia Tech Wake Forest 7 3 0 0-10 3 14 10 14-41 demons 5 run Oiling Syracuse the end zone Syracuse Drummond 1 run (McAu Cot Corn lav kick) Lopp 10-57, Hall 7-28, Winfield 1-2, Anthony l-(-12). Virginia, Word 33-170, Petty 15-54, Morgan 7-31, Secules 5-7, Syracuse Siano 16 pass from First downs 5 18 1- weekend warrior4-6-2 zubkotf 2- Shv Anna 4-7-2 Marls 4 FrndlyTour 6-7-7 Wllwd 5 Mitey Ann 2-5-4 Horn 6 Speedy Hawk 9-2-6 Rosson 8-Neet Rick 4-1-7 Brwn McPherson (McAulav kick) Rushes-yards 29-30 60-253 Passing yards 84 72 5th $1,100, cond, pace, mile: Boston College K. Bell 1 run (Kanzler BUIIOCk l-(-12). Passlng-N. Carolina, Anthony 7-12' 0-78, Hall 4-14-0-27.

Virginia, Secules 8' 14-1-106. 3 Archies Mile 7 Julie Pooh 8 Holder Jimmy 1 Irish Silhlte 2- 01 Lick 4 Solid Miracle Return yards 0 si kick) Syracuse FG McAulav 39 2-7-7 Wolfe 2-6-8 Ti.Buter 5-6-4 Chupp 1-8-3 Brwn 9-7-8 Lndss 9-6-5 Westfall 4-8-7 Price Passes 8-25-1 9-21 4- 8-7 5- 5-9 6- 5-4 1-5-7 Allison Brwn Marts Grace Svracuse-Siano 5 pass from kick) Georgia Tech-FG Bell 27 Georgia Tech-Collier 2 run (Bell kick) Georgia Tech-King 4 run (Bell kick) Wake Forest-FG llllng 28 Georgia Tech-King 13 run (Bell kick) Georgia Tech-FG Bell 32 Georgia Tech-Collier 4 pass from Dewberry (Bell Kick) Georgia Tech-Mack 7run (Bell kick) WF GT Punts 10-27 5-37 clmg, pace, mile: McPherson (McAulav kick Fumbles-losl 1-0 6- Fritzie Fella -Litening Jolegal Hiview Surprise Jeans May Mist Tarpon Bea Joy Susana Jean De Recelving-N. Carolina, Winfield 4-62, Humes 3-21, Lopp 2-12, Truitt 1-6, Lewis 1-4. Virginia, Zimmerllnk 2-42, 5 Long Shoreman 9-8-8 Ingram Boston College-Martin 46 pass from 6 Mar Jim Skinner 6-6-5 Sanders Penalties-vards 3-25 7-53 Time of Possession 24:27 35:33 3 Garys Skipper 1-2-7 Henman 1- Regal Barton 3-5-2 Wllwd 5-Red Coach Tiger 1-5-1 Horn 2- Exul Touress 6-1-1 Searle Halloran (Kanzler kick) 7-8-7 Rsngrln 6-5-8 Sanders Morgan 2-17, Word 2-10, Griggs 1-29, Lottery players to be investigated FRESNO, Calif. (AP)- A couple who claimed to have spent $2,800 on lottery tickets will be investigated to see whether any of the money came from federal payments for the support of their mentally retarded son, officials say.

"If I could, I would try to stop this type of people from purchasing tickets," state lottery director Mark Michalko said of Bill and Lynn Woehl, who claimed to have papered a wall with losing tickets since the California Lottery began operating seven weeks ago. Bill Woehl, who is unemployed, said the family income is "zilch," except for the $400 monthly Supplemental Security Income check the couple receives for the support of their 16-year-old son, Alan. Svracuse-McPherson 12 run INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS petty i -b. 3-7-7 Searle (McAulav kick Rushlng-Columbia. Savlnl, 14-37, Boston College Martin 14 pass from 4-Rub II in 8-4-8 Brnrdi 6- Pleasant 3-6-9 Marts 7- Go Bluedevll 3-2-6 Mrrmn Monleilh 10-23, Santos 3-05), Williamson Halloran Kanzler kick) 2-(-25).

Cornell, lagiiaterri 2H-H4, John- First downs 16 25 Rushes-yards 36-173 57-269 Syracuse Schwedes 45 pass from clmg, pace, mile: 2- AlibiAcresMsgie 7-5-2 Brwn 3- Super 2-5-4 Lndss 4- Silver Skipper 4-6-3 Lewis 1-Nor Lea Dallas 2-6-3 Vlntni 5- Weinberg 9-9-1 Wolfe 6- Time 8-8-4 Srle 7- Chris 8-3-2 Lndss son 13-55, Borroff 9-61, Stallone 3-2, Spaller l-(-4), Paul 3-10, Fleming 2-10, 209 Passing yards 122 Duke 31, N. Carolina St. 19 Norm Carolina St. 3 0 10 6-19 Duke 10 14 7 0-31 cond, pace, mile: McPherson (McAulay kick) Syracuse-FG McAulay 29 Return yards 5 uevine i-i. 4-Winning Odds 5-1-1 Wolfe 6-Red Oaks Fran 3-1-5 Staten 3-Eton Hill 2-2-1 Marts Passes 77-32-2 Punts 6-41 Passing-Columbia, Santos 25-8-1 84.

Cornell, Stallone 20-9-0-72, Maguire 1 Duke Green 71 pass from Slavden BC Svr 6th $1,400, cond, pace, mile: 7- Fair Finish 7-5-6 Bllrgn 1- Sunnv Molly 1-4-2 Wolfe 9-EIPnchoWiciwr 9-3-5 Mrts 2- Starlet Babe 5-5-2 Brwn 3- Bve Bve Dudley 8-8-5 Rsngrln 4- Scat Man Ted 2-2-6 Price 5- KarsRghVelvet 6-5-4 Glbrl 6- First Drop 8-2-1 Horn 8- Leroy Richard 1-6-7 Lndss 46 11-18-0 4-39 1-1 1-10 32:35 (Harper kick) Fumbles-lost 1-1 First downs 29 13 0-0-0. Rushes-yards 34-107 42-85 Receivlno-Columbia. Lavelle 3-19, Penalties-yards 1-5 Time of Possession 27:25 1- Varsity Gold 8-4-4 Owen 2- Bobbys 8-5-8 Brwn 5 Sweetlife 4-6-1 Cross 7 Jolly John Allen 2-3-2 Ingram Passing yards 453 291 Leone 1-8, Monleilh 1-12, Milam 1-24, Hill Duke FG Harper 24 North Carolina Carter 20 Duke-Smith 8 run (Harper kick) Duke Sanders 1 run (Harper kick) North Carolina 34 pass Return yards 37 142 1-15, Savlm 1-6. Cornell, Johnson 3-10, Passes 34-57-3 12-20- Tagliaferrl 2-7, Perrello 2-15, Hawkins 1 3d clmg, pace, mile: 5 American Noise 3-6-5 Brwn 1- See You Lexi 2-6-7 Staten 8 Atasoy 3-6-5 Ingram 2- Golden Lucy 2-4-2 Marts 3- Bo Crisik 4-7-6 Brwn 4- Adam 8-6-4 Adair 6 OurOwnWellawy 8-9-5 Dsski 7 Model 8-7-2 Hnmn Punts 4-34 7-47 32, earrott i-e. clmg, pace, mile: from Kramer (Carter kick) Fumbles-lost 2-2 4- Wolfe Penalties-vards 4-35 6-42 cond, pace, mile: 8-Apollos Pride 6-1-1 3 Dividend Earned 4-1-6 Duke smith run (Harper kick) North Carolina Carter 42 North Carolina 28 pass Knskv Time of Possession 31:00 29:00 2 Unitour 2-1-1 Searle INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushlng-Wake Forest, Clemons 16-86, Ramseur 13-59, McGill 3-37.

Georgia Tech, Collier 21-1 14, King 10-67, Easley 8-3B, Dewberry 9-28, Mack 1-7. Passing-Wake Forest, Elkins 17-32-2-122. Georgia Tech, Dewberry 11-18-0-209. Recelvlng-Vvake Forest, Ramseur 4-15, Brim 4-33, McGill 3-21. Georgia Tech, Lee 4-96, Massey 2-74.

Tulsa 21, E. Carolina 20 Swartz from Kramer (pass failed) Texas 20, TCU 0 Rushing-Boston College, K. Bell 26- Brwn 4 Jonathon 5 Burnt Ashes 2 Trumpet Ptaver 1 Becca Anne 3 Thunder Bret 6 Shy Shadow 7 Garmor Bret 1-1-2 Venier 3- 5-3 TiButer 6-2-2 Horn 4- 1-9 Cross 3- 5-7 Marts 1-1-5 Wolfe 4- 8-5 Bllrgn 92, Flutie 1-9, Martin 1-7, J. Bell 3-5, NCS DU Texas Christian 1 Little Tar Miss 4 Trenton Allen 5 Bunny Thorpe 6 Amorist 7 Captain Credo 9-Crabby Charley 2- 5-3 7- 5-4 5- 7-7 6- 2-3 3- 1-4 8- 1-3 Halloran 3-(-6). Syracuse, McPherson 18 20 Texas cond, pace, mile: 1 Race Nite Sam 4-4-4 Grace 4 Timely Surprise 4-1-8 Main 6 Jonquatross 4-5-4 Marts Bllrgn Horn Cross Marts 47.

Grimes 9-22, Moselev 4-10. Drum- Texas-FG Ward 48 First downs 22 25 Rushes-yards 28-48 59-232 Passing yards 342 169 mond 6-7, Abraham 3-5, Kmetz 2-(-6) Texas-Hays fumble recovery In end Passing Boston College, Halloran 7one (Ward kick) 34-57-3-453. Syracuse, McPherson 12-18- Texas-Metcalf 71 run (Ward kick) Return yards 53 20 Passes 22-37-1 12-23-1 0-291, Kmetz 0-2-0-0. Tulsa E. Carolina 3 3 12 3 -21 ,.7 10 0 3 -20 Great Lakes Receiving-Boston College.

K. Bell Texas-FG ward 49 TCU 10-96, Martin 8-165, Flulie 6-49, Glesel- Punls 5-44 7-43 Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-0 Penalties-vards 7-95 8-83 Time of possession 22:48 37:12 TEX man 5-81, Waddle 2-33, Giaquinto 2-20, Casparriello 1-9. Syracuse, Schwedes 8- Overall PF PA Conference PF PA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 18 53-227 117 38 245, Siano 4-42. First downs 14 Rushes-yards 39-129 Passing yards 113 Return yards 14 Passes 12-26-1 Rushing N. Carolina Evans 13' 5 1 0 169 63 Gatt leads Hillsdale past Central State 33.

Duke, Monk 21-104, Smith 19-85. East Carolina-Baker 6 run (Heath kick) Tulsa-FG Staurovsky 32 East Carolina-Simpson 7 pass from Hollzclaw (Heath kick) Tulsa-FG Staurovsky 28 East Carolina-FG Heath 37 Tulsa-Andrews 17 pass from Gage (pass failed) Tulsa-Gage 4 run (pass failed) East Carolina-FG Heath 18 8-18-1 Passing N. Carolina Kramer 22- 6-46 W. Virginia 23, Temple 10 Punls 9-40 37-1-342. Duke, Slasvden 12-23-1-169.

5-1 Fumbles-lost 2-1 Hillsdale Sag. Valley Gr. Valley Ferris St. Northwood Wayne SI. Mich.

Tech 271 83 245 211 213 237 262 214 140 200 130 228 154 337 Receiving N. Carolina Worthen 1 1 182 109 2 0 135 127 2 0 161 130 3 1 114 148 5 0 78 130 6 0 81 192 Temple 3 0 0 7-10 West Virginia 7 6 10 0-23 5-97, Brothers 4-76. Duke. Flanagan 5-51 8-64 33:00 Penalties-vards 8-88 Time of Possession 27:00 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Monk 3-24. Temole-FG Wrloht 31 1 9 West Virginia-Gray 1 run (Baumann Rushing Texas Christian, Jeffery kick) TU First downs 22 16-57, Davis 6-50.

Texas, Metcalf 11-123, ECU 20 58-231 133 Hunter 17-52. Rushes-yards 56-272 West Vlrgima-FG Baumann 21 West Virginia-FG Baumann 28 West Virginia-Johnson 13 run (Bau Army 42, Memphis St. 7 Passing Texas Christian, Rascoe Passing yards 157 Return yards 1 12-26-1-113. Texas, Stafford 5-11-0-78, Memphis St. 0 0 7 0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Missouri-Rolla 17, Grand Valley SI.

15 Hillsdale 16, Central Ohio 6 END OF REGULAR SEASON Mich. Intercollegiate 19 mann kick) Armv 7 14 7 21-42 Passes 9-14-0 West Vrgnla-FG Baumann 31 Army Healv 2 run (Stooa kick) Dodge 3-7-1-39. Receiving-Texas Chrlsfian, Davis 4' 22, Delaney 3-61. Texas, McCray 4-61. Temple-Poole 9 run (Wright kick) Army-Dlckerson 30 pass from Healv punts 4-38 5-35 Fumbles-lost 4-3 6-2 Penalties-vards 4-30 5-41 (Stopa KICK) TU WV Army Healy 10 run (Stopa kick) Time of possession 27:22 32:38 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Memphis Stale Harris 60 pass from Sparkman (G osson kick) First downs 14 24 Rushes-yards 27-109 76-363 Passing yards 128 114 Return yards 20 20 Rushlng-Tulsa.

E. Brown JO-151 Va. Tech 38, Vanderbllt 24 Armv-Lampiev 9 run (Stopa kick) Evans 9-60. E. Carolina.

Baker 29-130 Army Dickerson 3 pass from Healv Simpson 13-58. Conference Overall PF PA PF PA Albion 4 0 1 98 41 7 1 1 180 100 Hope 3 1 1 148 55 5 3 1 239 117 Adrian 4 1 0 213 46 6 3 0 319 87 Alma 2 3 0 82 157 5 4 0 225 250 Kal'zoo 1 4 0 60 152 1 8 0 104 321 Olivet 0 5 0 47 197 0 9 0 63 355 Virginia Tech Vanderbllt 7 7-38 10 7-24 (Stopa kick) Passlng-Tulsa, Gage 9-16-1-157. Passes 14-28-1 8-16-1 Punls 6-42 5-41 Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-1 Army Crawford 7 run (Stopa kick) Brown 0-1-0-0. E. Carolina, Holtzclaw 9- -M.

Cox 8 run (Klnzer Army Crawford 5 run (Stopa kick) Virginia Tech kick) Virginia 14-0-13 Recelvlno-Tulsa. Keiiv 5-itr An. Penalties-vards 4-47 4-46 Time of Possession 18:17 41:43 -Wllllams3run(Klnzer Attendance MSt Armv INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 21 Vanderbilt-Woods 10 run (Herllne Rushlng-Temple, Morris 15-66, Saltz, drews 3-42. E. Carolina, T.

Smith 3-57, Galnev 2-26, Adams 2-25. Princeton 21, Yale 12 SATURDAY'S RESULT Wilmington, Ohio 22, Olivet 0 END OF REGULAR SEASON kck First downs 9 Rushes-yards 29-055 Passing yards 161 Return yards 0 69-476 060 19, McNoir 6-12, Poole 2-12. w. Virgin Illinois rolls past Indiana CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) Fullback Thomas Rooks caught a pass for one touchdown and ran for two more Saturday as Illinois defeated Indiana, 41-24.

Rooks caught a seven-yard scoring pass from quarterback Jack Trudeau in the first quarter, raced four yards into the end zone in the third quarter and plunged three yards over the goal line in the fourth quarter. Indiana tailback Bobby Howard scored on a one-yard run in the first quarter, and the Hoosiers took the lead briefly in the second quarter on a 27-yard field goal by Pete Stoyanovich. But Illinois responded with a one-yard touchdown run by Keith Jones and field goals of 51 and 48 yards by Chris White, taking a 20-10 half time lead. Despite key Hoosiers turnovers, quarterback David Kramme kept Indiana in the game in the second half with touchdown passes of 33 yards to Stacy Dawsey in the third quarter and 65 yards to Dawsey in the fourth quarter. Rooks, a senior, carried 26 times for 163 yards, becoming Illinois' all-time leading career rusher with 2,759 yards, six more than Jim Grabowski gained in 1963-65.

Illinois is in the Big Ten. Indiana, taking its sixth straight loss, is 4-6 and 1-6. Virginia Tech-M. Cox 1 run (Klnzer 62 Gray 23-115, Johnson 35-206, Gay 5-21, Peccon 8-24. KICK) Virginia Tech-FG Klnzer 39 Passes 14-28-2 03-07-0 Yak Princeton Vanderbilt Pearcey 12 pass from 1-27 I I 6-1 -7 0 14 0-J1 2 run (Goodwin Punts 6-31 Fumbles-losl 3-2 W.

Virginia Timko 4-9-1-79. Reda 4-7-0- Gromos (Herl ne kick) 4-1 Princeton -RatliH J5. Penalties-yards 3-25 Virginia Tech Jones 26 pass from M. kick) 2-10 31:26 Receiving-Temple. Hlnnant 5-35.

ime of Possession 28:34 Prince on -Cllmmons7run (Goodwin Vanderbllt-FG Herllne 47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS kick) Free. Press Wire Reports XENIA, Ohio Quarterback Mike Gatt rushed for one touchdown and threw for another Saturday as Hillsdale; College defeated Central State of Ohio, 16-6. Gatt ran 15 times for 46 yards and completed 1 4 of 28 passes for 1 69 yards without an interception for Hillsdale (9-1). Quarterback Vince Leavell threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Pernell Moore as Central State (8-2) took a 6-0 lead in the first quarter. Gatt hit wide receiver Jeff Lantis with a nine-yard touchdown pass for a 7-6 second-quarter lead.

Gatt also ran six yards for a third-quarter score, and Tim Baker added a 32-yard field goal. Leavell completed 12 of 29 passes for 1 45yards on a muddy field, and was intercepted three times. Mlssourl-Rolla 17, Grand Valley State 15: Freshman Jim Zacny kicked a 44-yard field goal with seven seconds left as Missouri-Rolla defeated Grand Valley State in a non-conference game. Grand Valley sophomore quarterback Guy Schuller scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, giving the Lakers a 15-14 lead with 1:06 left in the game. Miners'Junkx fullback TorryMuller scored Vanderbilt Ca.

Parker 82 pass from Marshall 3-45, McNair 3-18, Gloster 1-15, Primus 1-11. W. Virginia, H. Smith 1-45, Phillips 1-22, White 1-21, Bell 2-13, Winn 2- Prlnceton-Ratliff 29 run (C.rxtmi Rushing Memphis D. Sparkman Gromos (Herline kick) kick) 25; Alkins 8-15; Moody 3-10; Douglas 3- 12.

Virgin a Tech-Jones 32 run Klnzer Yale Macauev 2 run (Rvan Holmes 6-7; Brown 2-1; Belonio 3- -10). kick) failed) Armv. Healv 18-143; Black 19-95; Jones 8- Yale Macaulev 63 oatt from ruriu VT VU (Curtln pass failed) Harvard 17, Penn 6 79; Edwards 1-51; Lampley 13-49; Crawford 3-18; Peterson 2-17; McKelvy 1-13; Smith 1-3; Cole 1-3; Bazemare 1-3; Spellmon 1-2. First downs 30 18 Val Rushes-yards 63-362 21-29 (- 4 0-17 Harvard Passing-Memphis Sparkman 12- Passing yards 169 316 Return yards 40 0 First downs tj Rushes-yards M.iu i-w 23-0-136; Belonia 2-3-1-25, Farrell 0-2-1- -FG Steinberg 34 -Connolly 5 run (Steinberg Harvard Harvard kick) assing yards 101 Return yards 13 Army, Healy 3-7-0-60. Receiving Memphis Harris 3-90; Sparkman 4-32; Jackson 2-22; Brown on a two-yard plunge in the first quarter.

Senior wingback Robert Kindred also rambled 15 yards for a touchdown as Missouri-Rolla (7-3) took a 14-0 lead. The Miners improved to 7-3. Grand Valley, 0-10 last year, ended the season at 6-5. Wilmington 22, Olivet 0: Running hack Kip Flanigan caught six passes for 78 yards and a touchdown as host Wilmington beat winless Olivet (0-9) in a non-conference game. Wilmington (7-2) led, 3-0, at the half.

In the second half, quarterback Jim Bishop threw touchdown passes of 30 yards to Flanigan and 1 1 yards to wide receiver Dave Duvall, and the Wilmington defense held Olivet scoreless on two first-and-goal series from inside the 5. Harvard-White 15 run (Steinberg Passes 12-20-1 23-37-0 Punts 2-39 4-40 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 5-50 4-40 Time of Possession .38:04 21:56 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS passes 6-14 7 Punts Jo kick) 1-7; Mosbv 1-6; Holmes 1-4. Army, 7-IM 4 ii i Penn Flynn 4 pass trom Croclcchia Fumbles-losl i I Dickerson 3-60. (pass failed) Penalties-yards j-72 Rushing-Virglnia Tech. Williams 20- Perm Harvard INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Yule II 102, Hunter 9-72, M.

Cox 6-39. Vanderbilt, Weatherspoon 9-25, Crawford 6-14, Woods 3-13. Brown 22, Dartmouth 0 Brown 7 6 0 9-22 Dartmouth 0 0 00 Curtin 11-37, Slewart 13-32 Oimmons 19-92, Santllio 12-47, fc(n First downs 11 14 Rushes-yards 32-133 60-210 Passing yards 183 92 Passlno-Vlrginia Tech, M. Cox 12- 20-1-169. Vanderbilt, Gromos 23-37-0- PaSSlno Yalo Curtln L.li.1 Mr.

Princeton-Butler 7-10-0-57 Return yards 60 Passes 12-31-3 Punts 7-39 Fumbles-lost 3-3 Penalties-yards 6-42 49 6-18-2 9-40 2-1 4-25 33:39 It. Brown-Potkul 1 run (Kos kick) Brown FG Kos 20 Brown-FG Kos 37 Brown Simone 2 run (pass failed) Brown FG Kos 31 316. Receiving Virginia Tech, Becton 3-Sl, Howell 2-36, Jones 2-32. Vanderbilt, Ca. Parker 7-133, Mitchell 5-61, Crawford 4-SO, Pearcey 4-49.

Athenasia 1-12, While 1-10 Prlnctv- riii-neii uimmons J-9, Strurxraw, Time of Possession 2631.