Arizona St. . . 23 Wyoming BYU 7 Colo. Utah 24 Iowa UTEP . t . . . 6 f F7 ? ... 39 State.. 3 31 Arizona New Mexico . 16 Kansas .... Missouri ... 19 Ohio State . . 41 .... Washington . 14 Indiana ... 40 Arkansas. . . 24 Southern Cal . 31 6 TCU 1 1 p ... 30 7 an...!7 -- Colorado Oregon ... 41 Georgia Purdue State. 7 .... 36 Stanford 36 Northwestern S.Carolina . . 16 7, 0 Penn State . . 17 ... 35 Kansas State. 14 efore Fa Cougars if UCLA Mighty ASU Uprising By JOE WATTS Herald Sports Editor Arizona TEMPE, Ariz. State University exploded for thrre consecutive touchdowns in the third quarter to break a tight defensive game wide open and the Sun Devils to a 23-- 7 victory over BYU Saturdey night before 34,102 fans. The score was 0 at halftime for Arizona State, but the third quarter brought a touchdown parade with Art Malone scoring from the 10, Lenny Randle running back an punt return, and Dave Buchanan racing 40 yards from scrimmage on three consecutive plays for the Sun Devils. That momentary lapse by the Cougars led to their downfall, but BYU came back in the fourth quarter to show some offensive punch and has been held under the 100 critical for the Cougars. gars back to their own IS in Second this mark yard Quarter year. ' just three plays and Rkli Adanii A quarter by quarter sumIn the second quarter, things had to punt the Cougars out oi f reversed, with most of the ac- -; trouble with c mary of the game follows: First Quarter tion taking place in BYU terri- - At halfttae Cougars were BYU took the opening kickoff the edge in but had neirated lU. ' trailing ?y yI , and immediately marched into BYU 30 the Cougar defense 'c,iciM j j. n,. rwart hail ASU territory when a fumbled stalled the Sun Devil attack any rushed for I06 to ASU-- 77 and andoff was recovered by ASU'sand BtU took over on downs.had pasSd for 39 to ASU-- 30, Seth Miller on the Arizona me too warns excnangea pun siand had w down to four State 43 yard line. and ASU gained strong field ;for ASTt tj,- - roU,ar defense .u .. T '' l r ami was unable to mount a jjuaiuuu wueii ivip aiac&sun .1111 had complexly bottled up drive and kicked the ball dead bled the ball for the Cougars candidate Art Malone, on the BYU five yard line. BYU tfter receiving a pass and ASU ASU's fullback. At halftime, of out took trouble and on the the ball on the BYU 36. Malone had carried five times punted first ASU scrimmage play, Den- Joe Stagnola, the leading offen- for 13 yards. nis Finfrock, outstanding BYU sive player u the WAC going v-Third Quarter vi defensive end, recovered a into the game, skirted right end At ASU Coach Frank halftime, fumble on the BYU 45 yard line to the BYU 24 and a first down. Kush walked off the field with to give the Cougars good field Two consecutive penalties on the the referees obviously giving position. Don Griffin, the start- Sun Devils put the ball back them a good cussing with the ing quarterback for the Cougars, on the 44, but that didn't slow 34,000 fans egging him on. It made a great run off an intend- the Devils. They pushed the ball have paid dividends, at might ed pass play, running 23 yards to the 21 and on fourth down, least the penalty situation thwarted a second straight shut to the 32 yard line of ASU. Ed Gallardo kicked a 37 yard Arizona State took the out It was the first WAC game Several plays later, Griffin car- field goal with 8:47 left in the changed. opening kicking of the second to the 13, but was knocked quarter to give the Devils the tor Arizona State and knocked ried half and marched 73 yards for BYU out of the WAC lead. The out of bounds and suffered a 0 halftime lead. The Cougars touchdown with two penal knee Sun Devils are now 0 and the injury that forced him to had declined penalty which ties against the Cougars play- Cougars are 1 in conference leave the game. The Cougar would have set the o&!l back key roles in the drive. The drive, under the leadership of nine yards, but the Cougars de- ing play. first BYU penalty was a roughThe BYU defense completely Marc Lyons, penetrated down to cided to decline the penalty and the passer penalty, which bottled up Art Malone, but five when a pass intended for chance the field goal. It was ing ASU a first down on its gave couldn't contain the speedy Neil Bingham in the end zone Gallardo's first field goal at- own 41 BYU FOOTBALLER Ed Nichols fe tackled hard by Arizona yard line. Without the night. BYU hiiiy on in the first half, but fell apart in the Dave Buchanan. He carried the was batted around like a volley- tempt of the season. ASU would have been State University's Seth Miller, (32) and by ASU's Prentice third quarter, allowing Arizona State to run up the lead. ball 24 times for 126 penalty, The Cougars got one drive yards and ball and ASU'? interception artfaced with a fourth and ten Williams in the first quarter of the game here Saturday (Herald-UP- I was the leading rusher in the ist, Seth Miller, came up with underway later in the period on Telephoto) situation deep In its own terriof some excellent the strr.-igt- i games. It was me first time the ball to kill the drive. but the drive continued. tory, this year he has passed 13ie 100 For Miller it was the f jurth third down calls, and moved th? The Devils marched to the yard mark. Malone carried the interception of the year and he ball out to However, BYU 21 yard line and had a ball 14 times to only 38 yards leads the nation in that depart- a strong rush, coupled with a fourth down when a pass interand was the first time that he ment This one proved to be holding penalty, thoved the Cou- ference penalty called against Chris Farasopoulos gave the Sun Devils a first down on the 10 yard line, after Farasopoulos had knocked the pass incom Yale 40, Colgate 21 plete. Art Malone then explodTexas A&M 20, Army 13 ed off tackle for a 10 yard rush to the end zone to give Arizona Penn St. 17, Kansas St. 14 Florida 21, Florida St. 6 a 10-- 0 lead with 9:54 re State FROVOTUTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1969 Auburn 44, Kentucky 3 maining. Okla. St. 14, Texas Tech 10 The next time ASU got its Nebraska 42, Minnesota 14 hands on the ball, Lenny Randle Iowa St 48, Illinois 20 raced 87 yards with a punt reN. M. fee highly favored Jayliawks. for the year with a 13-- 0 victory ALBUQUERQUE, Iowa 31, Arizona 19 turn to push the score to 17--0 The University of New It was the first victory for head over Syracuse its only notch in (UPh UCLA 37, Northwestern 0 with 8:20 remaining in the third Mexico, playing inspired foot coach Rudy Feldman since he the win column. They earlier lost Missouri 40, Michigan 17 quarter. BYU punter Rich Ad ball, shattered a losing took over the Lobo helm last to Texas Tech Wisconsin 7 ams had him slowed down to a 43, Syracuse 16-7 The Lobos drorped the opener strak Saturday with a year. Arkansas 24, TCU 6 but Randle Frank 4 to Army and lost a 21-- 6 standstill, victory over stunned University Junior quarterback Colorado 30, Indiana 7 and eventually won the Gorman broke open the scoring contest last week to the Univer of Kansas. Boston College 28, Tulane 24 battle over Adams and scampThe win was the first for the late in tne second quarter with sity of Texas-E- l' Paso. Boston U. 23, Harvard 10 ered the remaining 50 yards for 24-four-yard Lobos since a 3 victory over a The fans rushed out on the plunge. N. Carolina 38, Vander lit 22 theTD. have seen against BYU since band put on a pre-gaBy JOE WATTS show Idaho State in the first game Halfback David Bookert, a 6-- field after the game and swampThe next time Arizona State Virginia 32, VMI 0 red-cla1967 d season. The 14,354 1, Lobos. from Hobbs, N.M. ed the jubilant and played the national anthem. of tue Herald Sports Editor covering BYU sports. the ball, the Sun Devils touched Georgia 41. S. Carolina 16 fans went wild with the victory. broke around right end for 24 Coach Fledman rode off on the Clemson 21, Ga. Tech. 10 for a touchdown. This BYU head coach Tommy Hud ran again Lobo The Lobos took charge early yards and the second shoulders of the jubilant fans. Notre Dame 42, Mich. State 23 speth believes in making his The boycott was probably not It was homecoming for nine in was Dave Buchanan, time it 0 0 7 0 -- 7 the game and never let up, score m me second quarter. Kansas Arizona players on the BYU 9.5 century speedster Purdue 36, Stanford 35 little a road trips short and sweet. The much of a factor in crowd at 16 two touchdowns 10 8 0 0 Minutes later, kicking specialist UNM roster. They were Tim Roberts, UNM scored who broke off tackle, cut back Pittsburgh 14, Duke 12 itinerary for the Cougar trip tendance. The first two home UNM Gorman, 4, run (kick Dennis Fin- - and a field goal in the first Joe Hartshorne booted a Harmarn, Gary Princeton 21, Columbia 7 to Arizona State called for a 22 games for ASU drew more than up the middle and raced 40 Lobos. failed) on the defensive squad, half and Kansas was unable to field goal for the for the score. The Sun Ohio St. 41, Washington 14 hour round trip from Salt Lake 100,000 persons, but only about frock, Bookert, 21, run yards and Dan Bowers, Ed Nichols get on the score board until Kansas, except for its scoring UNM Devils held a 23-- 0 lead. During California 31, Rice 21 City. The Cougars didn't leave 35,000 were expected Saturday and Bill Glatch on the offensive Willia Amison caught a Jim Et-- drive, looked lackluster and (Hartshorne kick) S. Calif. 31, Oregon St. 7 third period, the Provo until 10 a.m. the day of night because of ASU 's 30-- 7 loss UNM FG, Hartshorne, 22. that disastrous team. Others were Scott Louns-bur-y, unger pass in the third quarter. was unable to hold the fired-u- p total offense of a had New Mexico 16, Kansas 7 the game and were to fly back to Oregon State. It is as Clyde Cougars Kaa Amison, 24, pass (Bell Mike Langford and Ray The Lobos were almost un Lobos. six minus first thing Sunday morning. Smith, ASU's athletic director, yards, and were Crandall. The nine Arizona able to believe the victory over Kansas now has a 2 record kick) ineffective in movHowever, the players were said, "When you lose, you lose completely players on the roster outing the ball. greeted with the news Saturday the crowd, too." numbered the Arizona players After each of the touchdowns that would Hudspeth morning on Arizona State's roster. There not make the trip with them. Ed Gallardo added the boot for BYU was well represented at are only eight Arizona players the PAT, but the last one was Ko was ill and the doctor ad the game with the band, the on the Sun Devils' squad. blocked by Carl Bowerms. vised him not to go. The as cheerleaders and the CougarThe only life the Cougars MIAMI (UPI)-Mi- aml rookie sistant coaches passed the word ettes. the team The weather was ideal for to could muster in the third quarthe players with the when itThey greeted Karl Kremser kicked a along arrivwl at the airport football. The temperature was ter came when Dennis Watford field goal with 5:41 remaining admonition, "Let's really nut and otherwise supported the 74 degrees with a slight wind field goal atblocked a Saturday night to pull the out tor tne coach." Cougars during their trip. The of about nine miles an hour. 0 tempt and Carl Bowers picked tie with Dolphins into a field goal toi field goal also a it up and ran it back to the kicked a the Oakland Raiders. The threat demonstration By JAMES BAPIS d run that BYU 48, but the Cougars couldand Kent's Some 35,614 Orange Montana boost the Grizzlies' lead to OGDEN (UPI) Bowl against BYU took place in front fans that included President of the main ticket office at the sewed up a 38 yard drive n't move the ball Z coupled its crunching ground little Fourth Quarter Nixon saw the Dolphins salvage stadium with some 200 demondid which Weber State Weber with Weber's A fumble State, Gipson early game by a tie at their home opener and strators marching in a large mistakes to hand the Wildcats right in the opening half, finally and recovered by Montana on BYU ended a seven quarter e stave off a second half circle and chanting against a 20 17 setback in the Big found itself after intermission the Wildcats' 20 set up the first scoring drought over a period in the final quarter scoring assault by the Raiders, byu. Many of them had ola Sky Conference opener for both with a pair of touchdowns that field goal in the opening minutes who defeated Miami two weeks cards calling BYU racist and drive in five plays. on an schools here Saturday night nearly caught the Grizzlies. The of play. 7 witii a other similar terms. It was the ago The undefeated Grizzlies built first touchdown came on a 26- - Then an anemic quick kick by The key play in uie drive was field goal. pass play from Marc largest demonstration that I up a 17 - 3 first half margin yard run by speedy Sam Gipson Weber's Gary Bilotti that only a Nichols. Lyons was to to lead Montana's Ed closed that to on the then Lyons Montana and 38 .reached the grab hung gave and Tommy Asaff ran a yard By ROLAND LINDSEY 17 10. but shook off one rushed hard, crucial victory before 11,043 another break. Eight plays later, Tex. AUSTIN, (UPI) for the other Texas scores. his sec Kent cracked over from the two tackier and quickly found Nicn- added Worrell After Stadium. in fans Wildcat Fourth-ranke- d Texas used an The Longhorn defense com A potent running game led by ond field goal of the night, for a 10 - 0 lead.' A pass inter ols for the completed pass. TV SPORTS ground attack paced FOR WEEK awesome out Navy's ground Les Kent, Arnie Blancas and Weber State marched 80 yards ference call aided the short Nichols shook off two tacklers shut pletely two touchdowns each from Dy Ted Koy and Eddie Phillies game, and the Middies turned Casey Reilly and a pair of field in the fourth period for its sec- drive, moving the ball from the but couldn't regam enough TODAY touchdown with Emmett 34 to the 15, speed to score and was tackled Saturday night to overpower to the an- for a scoring goals by Dan Worrell proved too ond 9:30 a.m- .- Taped repeat of the Notre n ASU's six White a to mt-Jclub Weber for Hie yard grabbing Montana drove 54 yards for on the four yard line by State game played Saturday. (90 minutes, hapless Navy 7 for its 12th bomb from Mike McNallen to defensive star Seth Miller. Two from handle. quarterback pass Steelman Schwelm. Jeff scoring Pat touchdown Karl after and its second Darrell win straight Channel Two) went in from Dolan recovered a fumble by plays later, Lyons Royal's 100th victory as the went over from the four in the For Montana, the clincher Bob Quarry. 10:00 a.m. football of 10 review first College one on a quarterback sneak, Grizzlies piled up the The 1 'came in the closing seconds of Saturday's games. toe on the for Edwards fourth Midship-coach. James Weber's Longhorn period (Channel Four) the third period when Worrell period points on Worrell's first Grizzlie 46. The score came on and Joe Liljenquist who hasn't men 8 other touchdown. a Phillips, sophomore quar 11:00 a.m. seen much action since the ColMajor League baseball playoffs New York a pass from scrambling terback, scored on keepers of when he bootorado State Mets vs. Atlarta Braves; Baltimoee Orioles 15 and seven yards and Koy, a Ray Brum to tight end Jim ed five fieldgame booted the goals, vs. Minnesota Twins (Channel Two) Time Debord. senior halfback, got his on runs PAT. The score came with tentative) of one and three yards as Weber's only first half scoring 7:32 left in the game and preAFL Football New York Jets vs. Boston 11:30 a.m. second per Texas ground out a whopping came on a what might have been vented 523 yards on the ground. iod field goal by Jaime Nunez. Patriots. (Channel Two) the second straight Cougar shutA Thompson EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) intercepted a Billon the 16, Gene Childs went Football with BYU Coach Tommy Hudspeth. 4:00 p.m. Former President and Mrs. on draw a out. there from over Craigo pass and returned it (Channel Five) Lyndon Johnson were among keeper play by quarterback ASU had several threats in play 80 went that Groth those who 10:30 p.m- .- Football with Utah Coach Bill Meek. (Chanwatched the game. Ray yards yards for a touchdown. Harden came off the bench to that fourth quarter but was "linel Five) to capitalize on any of Jim Bertelsen ran 43 yards and an intercepted pass Clint Harden hit tight end bring Utah back on a Ring Title able MONDAY them. march climaxed by the pass to for a score on Texas' first return Saturday night gave Dale Nosworthy with a BYU ASU offensive play, then Koy added Utah a 24-- 6 Western Athletic pass for Utah's first score and Nosworthy, NAPLES. Italv fUPD-W- orld 11:03 a.m. Major League baseball playoffs Minnesota Univer39- the 15 14 win over kicked Conference Marv a Downs Bateman rec Nino s two scores stretched Utah chammon The First his and win middleweight Twins vs. Baltimore Orioles; New York Mets starting 189 92 yard field goal for the last ord to 1 for the season and Benvenuti retained his title Rushing quarterback James Street ran sity of Texas at El Paso. vs. Atlanta Braves. 103 126 in from the six before Royal Groth went 80 yards through score. dropped UTEP to Saturday night in a roughhouse Passing Yards SATURDAY 7- - 214 -I to the right side of the UTEP line UTEP the game over in UTEP quarterbacks put the brawl when Fraser Scott of Passes took lead turned the World Series baseball, teams to be 11:00 cm. 8- - 39.6 7 reserves midway through the the first time he got the ball in the second quarter on a ball in the air 56 times and Seattle. Wash., was disqualified Punts 1 3 second quarter. the second half. A short time drive in which Craigo hit three completed 23 of them for 351 in the seventh round for Fumbles Yards of Collins two head. his Norm Penalized ball ran back to defensive use set the repeated Illegal yards, later, Terry straight passes yards. x- - o ; i, 3-- 3-- W,- - Vrb' Zw 3-- 1 mid-fiel- d. College Football Scores jc?AJf j ' Coach Hudspeth in Fails Inspired New Mexico Bumps Kansas 16-- 7 38-2- 2. to Make Trip stiff-arm- 31-1- - - Miami Runs By Montana's Ground Attack Too Much for Weber State Oakland - rd 20-2- 20-1- Texas Longhorns Trample on Navy last-minu- - 20-1- 0. two-yar- two-gam- rd - AGENDA Dame-Michiga- 56-1- Redskins Race by Miners - Nino Benvenuti Keeps rd rd y 2-- 2, -1 1111-38.- 11-1- ed