OCR Text |
Show DAILY HERALD Sunday, September 19, 2004 C3 FAST FACT On this date in 1 985, Minnesota's Tommy Kramer passed for 436 yards and three touchdowns in the Vikings' 33-2- 4 loss to the Chicago Bears. Press SouceAPSporttyitMssodafcd Coliego football UGA FG Bailey 33, Saturday's results UGA FG Bailey A Mar 7 Brawn 35, Many, N.V. 7 BucknellS, Comets Rrstdowns Oagail7.0titMMlls CotegaofNJ.6,USaaO rJeware 24, West Chester 6 - Passing Duquesne 45, Georgetown, DC 7 ' ford im 17, Cokjmrja 14 Harvard 35, Hoty Cross 0 James Madsen 17, vttanow 0 Monmouth, NJ. 29, Rooert Morris 27 NeDraaU 24, maturgh 17 Perm St 37, UCF 13 3 ol Time SI Franca. Pi. 13 A&M 7 South 0 MVSU 20 3 23 20 Mia Mia St 20 23, OT Mia VM1 6 s 3 3 Wilson 27 Murray St 21 Illinois 41 Crudup 20 Newman St 0 Jenkins 167 239 IJC1 Otsen Utah 20T - ' Return ' 0 31, 0 7 14 7 0 731 (minus 168 170 OH 27 20 4 181 213 15 22 1 1 31:23 28:37 LSU, Auburn, Taylor Obomanu Wallace k Jones Wilson Runnels Peoples 7 3 3 0 (minus 1). Dixon State. Carolina 311 300 126 42 Fla Small 5 Ten Oavis WVU FG Novak 46, 9:23. FG Cooper 37. 6 20. Mar FG Novak 33. Henry 7 pass from 9 pass 3 from Leak (Leach pass kick), Richards Madsen 6 pass Ten 286 232 27 kick), 31:09 28:51 RUSHrN6Bcflda.Fason Wyrv) 5). Tennessee, Schaeffer Leak Srnekts Forbes Jackson Botrm 1349, team Suter Walker 1 (minus 2). West Virginia, Harris Corson team (minus 8). Marshal 1547, PASSIN8 West Maryland, Statham team Virginia, Marshall Weatherty Suter 1 8, Henderson Former Dans Walker Abiamlrl Parson West Virginia. Henry Continued from Cl teammates. The Americans can't even rely on memories from Brook-lin- e five years ago, when they trailed 10-- 6 before staging the greatest comeback in Ryder g Cup history by their best players to build momentum and eventually winning on Justin Leonard's ' birdie putt. is best their players Finding the real problem, not to mendeficit. tion a "There's not a lot we can say," US. captain Hal Sutton said. "We've been outplayed to this point. We'll have to come out charging." Europe will be waiting, Even as its fans wrapped themselves in flags and heartily sang "Ole! Ole!," the players were cautious . to celebrate too early . "We've got too much respect for the Americans," Paul v McGinley said after he and Padraig Harrington stormed back form an early deficit to Vi 1 5 1 METS Schaeffer San 0 7 First Quarter pass from Hernia 54 4 Miner 16 ebb 0 0 13 21 10 0 7 0 51 14 rUj pass 021 024 FW Third Quarter Hughes 31, 4:02. 44 run (Hughes kick), Va Isaiah A 57,868. 5 run (Hughes kick), Return 2:07. 6 78 been learned. It's a great day, two really good days. But we have a long way to go." Where's Mark James when the Americans really need him? He was the European captain in 1999 who benched three rookies until Sunday, then sent them out as sacrificial lambs that enabled the United States to stage its rally. Current European captain Bernhard Langer allowed three of his rookies to make their Ryder Cup debut Saturday, and two of them shined. Paul Casey and David Howell won the final two holes for a victory in a better-bal- l that kept the Americans at bay and sent a surge of confidence through their teammates in the afternoon. Europe immediately took the lead in the first three matches, but the turning point came in ' , the one it trailed. , Woods, who won earlier Sat- - ', urday with the ebullient Chris ' Riley , teamed with Love to win the first two holes and seemed destined to make it a short , 20 15 8 2 289 179 2 2 2 2 0 0 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 WP 4:05. Worrel 1 Cormier 1 1 Madsen 1 0 Geary 2 80 Yards Time of 46 541 23 2 196 San Diego Bomes Dujgoleckl Hart Jackson match. "I didn't see a way out for us," Harrington said. "Paul said to me going up the second hole, 'Look, we're in trouble here. We shouldn't be playing against these guys; we should be playing the course. From here on in, we'll shoot under par.' And that's what we did." Woods and Love bogey ed four out of six holes in the middle of the match and lost, 4 and a Phil Mickelson, benched in the morning after his poor play Friday, joined David Toms for the lone U.S. victory in the afternoon, 4 and 3 over Thomas -Levet and Miguel Angel v7 Jimenez. But the European stalwarts were Garcia and Westwood, the' only players who have yet to lose a match this week. , . First, they held off Jay Haas and Chris DiMarco for a tie and Westwood teamed with Darren Clarke for a victory . over Haas and DiMarco in the afternoon, and Garcia joined Luke Donald to win 1 up over . 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 2 0 1 1 5 0 6 6 1 1 At 1 JJofinson, A 23,533 10 0 7 1 0 TGJavne (1). Ward HR WlgojntDn tameron. B 6 6 6 1 Vi 1 1 1 Vi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 26:59 Vanberachotan 33:01 St, Franklin Corey Meadows 19). Michigan, Bracken STorres Vi 4Vi 2 3 6 6 1 1 BB SO 3 3 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 4 1 Jim Furyk and Fred Funk. After a par on the 18th clinched the match, Garcia retrieved the flag and waved it over his head, then leapt into the arms of his teammates. The blue on the scoreboard European wins was undeniable. With every match that ended, the Americans were losing faith. "Anything can happen, but we're getting way too far down," Haas said "It doesnt look good." ' Mickelson, Friday's goat and Saturday morning's cheer- - leader, found enough of his game to score his first point at Oakland Hills, but that was a small cxmsolatioa , "I dont know if we want to start a new challenge of ooming from five or six points behind," he said after winning his match "Right now, we're fighting to. keep our head above water." They started going under toward the end erf the morning better-bal- l matches. at the start of Trailing a sunny day, the Americans 6-l- , Unhad States 5 and Davis Toms, United and Thomas States, level, "1 ' 10 O OOO 17 35 1 O OOO 17 31 W L T PF PA .1' .0 21 19 14 24 7 21 10 16 Pet PF 01 000 20 01.000 24 01.000 35 .0.000 16 PA Washington Dallas 0 NY. Giants 0 PA 17 31 South Carolina 0 NewOrteans Tampa Bay ' 0 Pet 01.000 0.000 0.000 0 0000 " North W T L 0 Green Bay Minnesota 0 0 1 ' d West Chicago L W Seattle Arizona 0 1 San 0 1 Francisco Pet 01.000 01.000 000 0 000 T 0 0 St. Louis .0 Today's games at Detroit 11a.m. at Atlanta. 11 a m. Chicago at Green Bay. 11 am a m. at N Y. Giants. Washington Denver at .Jacksonville. 11 a.m. Indianapolis at Tennessee. 11am. Pittsourgh at Baltimore, 11 a m. Carolina at Kansas City. 11 a m San Francisco at New Orleans. 11 p Seattle at Tampa Bay. 2 05 p m. Cleveland at Dallas. 2:15 p.m. N Y. Jets at San Diego. 2:15 p.m. Buffalo at Oakland. 2:15 p m New England at Arizona. 2:15 p m. Miami at Cincinnab. 6:30 p.m. 16 14 17 20 PF PA 17 10 7 21 10 17 19 21 4 3 Sunday, Sept 26 games 11 a m Philadelphia at Detroit nam Cleveland at N Y. Giants, 11 a m. Pittsburgh at Miami. 11 am. Houston at Kansas City. 11 a.m. New Orleans at St Louis, 11am. Jacksonville am. at Tennessee. Baltimore at Cincinnati.. 11a.m. Chicago at Minnesota. 1 a m. San Diego at Denver. 2:05 p.m. Green Bay at Indianapolis, 2:15 p.m. San Francisco at Seattle, 2:15 p.m. Tampa Bay at Oakland. 6:30 p.m. 0 0 at Arizona IDLE: Buffalo, Carolina, at Pet .515 16 .515 16 .515 17 .485 17 485 18 .455 W 16 17 17 Charlotte 16 Detroit 16 Indiana 15 GB L 17 Western Conference W 25 Angeles 20 18 Sacramento 17 16 Houston 13 36. (50) Todd Bodme, Dodge, attempts. 37. (72) Kirk Shelmerdlne, Ford, attempts. CUVELANO 38. (4) Jimmy Spencer. Chevrolet attempts. 39. (96) Geoffrey Bodme, Ford, attempts. QAItLAND ATHLETICS Johnny Jets N Y. standings Phoenix 46. (33) San 9 Antonio Pet 9 .735 .588 15 545 1B .515 17 485 20 .394 25 .265 L GB 14 5 6 Vi 7Vi 8Vi 11 V 16 playoff spot conference Friday's results New York 69. Connecticut 66 San 65 Antonio 82. Charlotte 74, Phoenix 67 Washington Minnesota 78. Los Angeles 66 Saturday's results Los Angeles Sacramento 83, Seattle 80 68, Houston 48 Today's g at Connecticut loam. at Detroit noon Washington at New York. 2 p.m. Houston at Phoenix. 7 p m. Minnesota at Sacramento. 8 p m. End ot regular season Indiana Charlotte Transactions Baseball AL Sizemore Recalled OF Grady HDIANS from Buffalo of the IL. Recalled 1B Dan and RHP Joe the PCL Designated RHP Jusrjn Lehr Johnson, from Sacramento Rivera tor of Btanton C Mike assignment NL SAN DIEGO from PAIJAESActtvated the RHP Jay Witasick DL Dodge. Jr., Sauter, Football Chevrolet. Chevrolet 0 47. (13) Greg Sacks, 1 48. (00) Ryan McGlynn, Chevrolet NFL GREEN BAY Dodge. looked like they might erase most of that deficit in one session. They got off to a great start, and the crowd responded with raucous chants of "USA!" that rang out across Oakland Hills, At one point, they were to win 3 H points from the better-bal- l matches, maybe even sweep. But it all changed in about 30 minutes the lead, the momentum, everything but possession of the cup, which looks like it win remain in Europe for another two years. Furyk made three three lead straight birdies for a on the 13th hole. After David Howell hit his approach to 3 feet for birdie on the 15th, Chad Campbell finally contributed birdie putt on the with a 16th hole to regain the lead with two to play. i. i But the English rookies showed their mettle, Howell stuffed his tee shot on the 17th into 8 feet for birdie to square the match. Then, with Howell out of the hole after a poor tee shot, Casey hit to the 35-fo- ot New England, 7 p.m. Washington. WNBA (6) Mark Martin, Ford, 45. (1) Martin Truex poised Atlanta. Eastern Conference Chevrolet attempts. Ford, attempts. FalMtoquairty 1 7 p.m. Philadelphia. Basketball 42. (02) Hermle Sadler. 43. (80) Ted Christopher, 3 m. 's game at Minnesota Dallas Race Sunday New Hampshire International Speedway Loudon, N.H. 1.068 rnHes Lap ktrio (Car number in rwentheees) 44. (37) Kevin Lepage, " Monday, Sept 27 games 40. (89) Morgan Shepherd, Dodge, attempts. 41. (09) Mike Wallace, Dodge, attempts. 0 0 2 2 110 0,01 0'' 2 2 16 owner points. (19) Jeremy MayheU, Dodge, owner points. 10. (12) Ryan Newman, Dodge, owner points. 1 1. (42) Jamie McMurray, Dodge, owner points. 12. (9) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, owner points. 13. (18) Bobby Labonte, Chevrolet owner points. 14. (29) Kevin Harvick. Chevrolet owner points. 15. (88) Dale Jarrett Ford, owner points. 16. (15) Michael Waflnp, Chevrolet owner points. 17. (2) Rusty Wallace. Dodge, owner points. 18. (41) Casey Mears. Dodge, owner points. 19. (40) Sterling Martin, Dodge, owner points. 20. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, owner points. 21. (99) Cart Edwards. Ford, owner points. 22. (31) Robby Gordon. hevrolet, owner points. 23. (5) Terry Labonte. Chevrolet owner points. 24. (25) Brian Vrckers, Chevrolet, owner points. 25. (01) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet owner points. 26. (30) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet owner points. 27. (22) Scott Wimmer, Dodge, owner points. 28. (21) Rky Rudd, Ford, owner poms. 29. (0) Ward Burton, Chevrolet, owner pants. X. (10) Scott Riggs, Chevrolet owner points. 31. (43) Jeff Green, Dodge, owner points. 32. (77) Brendan Gaughan. Dodge, owner points. 33. (49) Ken Schrader, Dodge, owner points 34. (45) Kyk Petty. Dodge, owner points. ' 35. (32) Rky Craven. Chevrolet owner points. 8. 9. 10 5M W.24 11 Par 70 4. (20) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet ownerpoints. 5. (1 7) Matt Kenseth, Ford, owner points. 6. (38) Elliott Sadler, Ford, owner points. 7. (97) Kurt Busch, Ford, owner points. 10 R PF 0 QuBMyfno was canceled by ran. Flefct sat si accwonee whtl NASCAR Nextel (rukjbook. 1000 H Pet 01.000 01 000 T L 0 Nextel Cup Sylvania 300 Lineup 0 0 1 .010 sf East W Philadelphia NASCAR 1 112 Fortunato Yates 0 0 Oakland Auto racing 1 1 Nm Yoik FeUdano Kansas City 01 St. Louis Padraig Harnngton and Paul McGinley, Europe, def. Davis Love III and Tiger Woods, United States, 4 and 3. 10 luavme. 01 2 1 Sergio Garcia and Luke Donald, Europe, def. Jim Furyk and Fred Funk, United States, 1 up SO 110. 10 10 (28). s T 0 0 (24) Jeff Gordon. Chevrolet, owner points. 2. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet owner points. 3. (8) Date Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet owner points. TGtawne NRgueroa RiJSHNtG 0 2 0 FounOfnes (Aitemite Shot) riurooe 3, United Stales 1 . and Lee Westwood. Europe, def. DiMarco and Jay Haas. United States, 5 and PltbAurDji Va . 1 11111 del. Miguel Angel Jimenez Europe, 4 and 3. 10 10 (1, Pet PF PA .000 34 24 000 27 20 0 000 24 34 0 000 21 24 L 1 Detroit 2 0 0 38,650(43,500). Phil Mickelson PIRATES 7 Floyd (26), Kepomoer LrjopsrS,25 Possession 10 1 1 1 010 000 000 020 004 100 HBsX s 504. s Corson 5 0 10 10 28 Fumbles-Lo- Ak Rrstdowns ' Passing ampAtt-- 1:44. Va- -fG BB 4 0 0 0 111 112 110 I . s 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chris PITTSBURGH (17), Wlgojnton (15). Cota (4). downs 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 4. ao r kb) ab r kH 5 0 5 0 0 1 TRdmncf ZeHec S 2 1 0 JWesnss 4 0 5 0 11 2 Bay Roydlf Ward lb Valentr 5 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 CwHsnrf 0 Wtamslf Piazza lb 3 0 2 0 ANunez2b 0 0 0 0 JPhUpsc HUph 1 Castillo 2b 0 4 0 Wnght3b 5 HkJalgorf Wggntn3b 4 2 2 4 4 Cotac Kppngr2b 5 0 0 0 3 WDgdoas Vnonscp 2 0 2 2 NRgrap TGMnp 0 0 0 0 Snchazph Frtnatop Braze! ph 0 0 0 0 Corey p 0 0 0 0 TAMzph 0 0 HBelp 0 0 0 0 Rdanop OO'OOMdowsp Yates p 0 0 0 0 Mckwkph 0 0 STorres p Diaz ph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Looperp 30 811 0 Totakt 37 7 7 7 Totals WttsbureJI. from DtugokKM (Palmer 10:35. .' ... A 109.432 ran (Hugr kick), 2:42. Sacond Quarter Pearman 27 run (Hughes lock), 10:49. run (Hughes kick), 10:27. Miller 3 pass from Hagans (Hughes lock), 0 1 1 0 W Atlanta Darren Clarke 0 0 0 10 10 (Rfvas kick), ThH Quarter (kick failed), 9:46. Va ER 10 10 10 10 run pass 0 0 Tetemaco 757. kick), 3 1 1:30. 0 from Hagans 13 10 (Palmer kick), 10:37. FG Rrvas 39, 3:45. Reid fumble recovery 5 (Rrvas k!ck),2:51. 12 pass from Rankin (Palmer kick), Mich 0 110 2 4 0 0 0 4 2 3 0 0 0 1.1 1 0 0 0 40 912 0 111 Pennyman Shields St MichEdwards 13:20. 1 1 0 Pet PF PA 000 20 3 000 24 21 3 20 0 000 0 000 24 31 San Diego 5 fourbai (Batter Bat) United States 2 Vi, Europe 1 Vi Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood, Europe, halved with Jay Haas and Chris DiMarco. United States. Tiger woods and Chris Riley, United States, def. Darren Clarke and tan Pouter, Europe. 4 and 3. Paul Casey and David Howell. Europe, def. Jim Furyk and Chad Campbell. United States, 1 up. Stewart Cink and Davis Love III. United States, def. Colin Montgomerie and Padraig Harnngton. Europe. 3 and 2. 12 Cmeroncf McNutt Diego 8, NEW YORK Warren NO. 17 MICHIGAN 24, SAN DIEGO ST. 21 (minus 0 Jones boxes NL Utah State, Small beat Woods and Love, The lessons from Brookline have' Ryder 45-fo- Lovelace rstQuartar Va Allen Va New York s RfXEMK-Maryl- and, front-loadin- McNeaJ Richards 0 7 (40,615). Johnson Johnson Robinson 0 0 0 0 0 Euroge 10. CaktweH 51 32:42 744, Utah State, Cox CriveHo Utah, Madsen Huff Ganther LaTendresse 0 0 0 0 1 Cox McNeaj CrfveHo Jackson 0 Yardage 7,077; 110 1.1 6 4 0 0 0 2 Cotts Tagovailoa Utah State, Utah, Smith Forbes Fason 541, 240. Baker Latsko Jackson Tennessee, Harmon Brown 347, Smith Reed Swain Anderson Hobert Tlnstey 1 76. Smith 1 Tagovailoa 1 Ainge RECEIV1N6-Flor-ida. 7 Bajenaru Diaz Riggs Larkins 1). Ttnsley Ainge Rooda. 1 01 National Conference 0 5 28:07 Johnson Burdette 132 27:18 141 ManeW,5-- RECEIVING Tennessee. team Ennls LevlneL,3-- 00 JJohnaon 245 22 2 Statham 2:35. 146 Warren 28 s 6). PASSING 1 Vk JWalker 01 0 Denver 8 2B Saujusy 5 1 5 4 0 11 4 0 0 0 4 247 204 Wright Ganther Meh ' Possession 8 6 0 0 0 2 2 2 Vt 1)4 T 0 West AtrJaiclandttlto&MrrtrytSoutt 1), Hkjglnson (1 by Dingman (Borchard). Novoa, Ennls. PB BDavis. T 63 Houston 1 L 1 7 27 2. 0 RHemandez 8 10 R H HBP NO. 12 VIRGINIA 51, 108 ot 18 21 Infante 4 Dlngman Ledezma USD 7 - Time (BeardaU Nona ot Possession Time Fumbles-Lo- Davis Detroit JJrjhnson (pass failed), Johnson from (5). SB Irrtante. V 7:07. Utah S W Cincinnati Golf 002 101 mo 400 100 030 000 401 (4), Inge (S). ThM Quarter 8 pass from Cox 27 10 Houston 3123 6 2 3 0 Burke 3b (21), Borchard 24 Pittsburgh Baltimore 005 Montreal 1 Padilla N ab r 4 0 0 0 WHarrscf Rwandcf Urtbe2b CaLeetl Knerkolb Qoaddh Vlentmss Valdezss BDavtsc Brchrdrl Crede3b TPerezph 43 810 0 Totals Totals OOOO 01 North 6 01 1 1 BMyersUO-1- outs when winning run scored. Detroit 1, Chicago 2. LOB BCuvis (3). DP Detroit 8, Chicago 11 28 Gload (11), TPerez (1 2). HR DYoung 2 (1 6), CPena 2 (24), Rowand kick), 1:25. PAJSHtNG-U- tah. Possession Conway E return (BeardaU Interception Fumbles-Lo- Fla 20 Doris Two 50:06 Akm Clayton IS 76 Return Yards Rushes-yar- Time ot 110 110 0 0 0 Comreras from Ainge (kick failed), Rrstdowns Va 3 kick), 3:29. Utah Fanene Passing from Ainge (Wilhoit kick). pass 110 2 2 3 0 0 0 Detroit s 13 Wilhoit fG x 17 Passing Fktt Quarter FG O'Connor 33, 11:37. Cooper 2 run (Bailey kick), 7:43. Ten Swain 4:17. 81 10 12 Chicago 541.4 Jackson Fla 110 0 0 2 2 3 1 0 0 0 52 511 5 2 1 cmcago 40 00 4 run (Borreson kick), 10:49 Johnson 1 run (Borreson kick), 2:08 7 run (kick failed), :15. Second Quarter Oanther 2 run (Borreson kick), 8:08. Warren 10 pass from Smith (Borreson Rrstdowns 1 oos 0 pass 7 0 6 0 Utah run (Leach kick), 5:29. Fourth Quarter 1 6 kick), 3:50 A 24,750. kick), Freeman r kU at) 5 Hggnsnrf 3 5 mdrgze 6 DVongdh Monroe II 6 CPenam 6 3 mge3b JSmlth2b 3 Raburn2b 2 4 Logan cf Warren Utah 10 0 2 Baseball SB PF 13 17 20 Cleveland oooo 0 3 3 4:21. A Demon 1 Pet 000 000 0.000 PA 01 Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 2 Rauch Rrst Quarter Utah kick), from Leak (Leach WSU, Fowler Dukeshrre 1 T 0 0 1111 0 Vi T Smith 1 L 1 0 0 4 Eischen CCorderoW,6-BeltranS.T 3). Swankjan King W Houston" PhttarMphla WHITE SOX 9, TIGERS 3 21 0 s yrm Marsha. 60,358, Fumbles-Lo- 2 (minus 3), o St USD Second Quarter pass from Ainge (Wilhoit Cornelius 5, Kennah 1 (minus UCD, Grant Felts 17 1 Ryder Cup UTAH ST. Utah 30 30:34 29:26 UCO, Doris 1009, Swarogan Fowler WSU, Chournos UCO. 13 7 Tennessee 5 0 1 Vi ALbox St Wcrgan24,SanDiegoSt21 Utah 4Vi Morgan Tucker Chournos Infants 20 from Leak (Leach kick), 11:15. run (Wilhoit kick). 5:06. 16 eed Fla 1 2 34, Colorado St 16 17, New Mexico 7 Oregon Davis pass 1 Conway PASSING 10 OOOO Jacksonville llMilroat 00 2 1 0 0 NO. 15 UTAH 48, Fust Quarter Leak Bradley Moses a 7 18 15 Return Yards 1 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Pet PF PA 000 27 24 000 31 24 01 0 1 0 1 South Miami Sledge (14). Howard (2). Sledge (3), HMateo (3). S (29). CS SKlm. SF Sledge, Poranco. H IP R ER BB SO WSU UCO Possession 01 WHkerson (33). TBarJsta (27). Rollins (39), Poranco (18), Byrd (12). 38 Wilkerson (2). TBabsta 12), Passing 34 resutts Saturdays 42, BYU 10 Utah 48, Utah St 6 Alt Force 27, UNLV 10 13). North Ohio State. Zwick Cornelius WttHams Day Oklahoma. NO. 3 GEORGIA 13, MARSHALL 3 six-poi- 1 310 019 3 3 MaMonado UGA Washington Stone Davis (18), Sledge (3). DP Montreal 10. Philadelphia T 0 0 1 1 Batista E LOB downs Ovstal 00 00 00 00 San Diego St Colorado St State, Hal B Passing Return Yards Strong Hlckson Mix , s White Rosarlo Jones 1 Clemens Maxwell (Johnson I 1 Jets Buffalo Sledge (5). HR Osva Pittman 109.061. Doucet Hams 6 HWoon 31), Team Whitehead 25:26 North Carolina Hal Ten-- Randall Jones First downs Oklahoma. Jones Oregon, Oklahoma. First N Y oooo Totala B B11 East W New England 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE 10 10 10 0 0 202 010 000 000 000 220 100 000 8,301. RHSVW6 00 . Minnesota State. Ross AKRON CoMn Slegel FJKSVINS-Oreg- rjn. B 11). Auburn, Team 1 (minus 2), First Quarter nil (Cooper kick), 8:29. Second Quarter FG Novak 31, 11:48. Mar Third Quarter WVU-- FG Cooper 45, 7:46. Mar Fenrter 27 pass from Statham (Novak 1:21. M46, Whitehead Alien A 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 NFL 1 (pass 5:29 22, 12 12 0 0 0 0 barter 1946-- Arizona, Harris 13:02. Carter 9). Russell Williams A Washington One PASStNS 29:40 Davis Brown Bowe WVU PASSING 1 Auburn, Campbell Davis U, Mar Fumbles-Lo- K - 34:34 Possession Time ot 25 Vincent Russet 1), 0 7 On White USC 728 16 RHVTN8-LS- WVU 0 Wolfe 8 0 0 IB NO. 7 WEST VIRGINIA 19, NO. 21 MARYLAND 16 (OT) 84.574. Dixon 56 (Vaughn 18 Addai Charles M PASSING 3:36. 18 run (DiCarlo kick), Clemens Peterson UNLV NO. 13 TENNESSEE 30, NO. 11 FLORIDA 28 run (DiCarlo kick), 1:15. RUSMMS-Ore- 15 99 545 Return Yards 25 run (DiCarlo kick), 7:47. 30 pass tram Clemens fSiegel Yaioj FGJohrBon 25, 14:56 Johnson 40, 15:09 Mathis 69 pass from Fowler Be New Mexico 11 Ohio State. Childress Holmes R Hall - 16, Hamby M.Hall 1 (minus R Washington 3). North Carolina State, Hal 3- - 27, Clark Hicks Williams (kick failed), Braussard WHtams Johnson Wliarrrs Air Force 73 4 RECEIVING 30:20 LSU, lock), 4:15. Mar 10 13, Brawn Third Quarter Time ot Possession NCS 7:32. Campbell PASSING 6:03. Washington Rrstdowns Blackman 9 0 7 White Orr Wyoming BYU McLendon s DtCarlo 35, 14:56. 4 pass tram White (DICarlo kick), Helum WSU RUSHING Com OS Zvw 5 Time of Possession 10 Passing 2:52 Fourm Grant Utah 56,800. RUSHING 1 RUSHING s OukeshJre Merj), Time of ttWC standings 1:28. A 10 Football ilk 11 0 1110 Geary p Collier If s Bell Bernstein (46) Carl Long, Dodge. 50. (92) Tony Raines. Chevrolet 51 (79) Stan Boyd, Crevrolet ,0000 0 0 Totass Fowler WSU McCornei lock),, 0 GtnvHIeph ThkdQuartar 20 pass from WSU. Mathis 9:10. 0 3 DaBeOb 11 UtJeylb 0 0 Mchattcf 0 0 sunwrt 0 0 BMyersp 0 0 Hlnchc 0 0 Lbrthalph 0 0 ParJsap o o Byrdph 0 0 RHmdzp 0 0 T Jones p 0 0 Howard ph Ttmacop 0 0 Worrelp 0 0 ToPerzph 0 0 Crmierp 0 0 Madsonp Grant (Benjamin Costa Daniels Homing kick), 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 kick), 7:11 Fumbles-Lo- Stocco Wrscoftstn, Jefferson 14:16. Second Quarter 1 Gore Aub Yards 28 downs lock), 33). PASSINrj Arizona, Heavner RECBVIN6 Wisconsin. Second Quarter PeriatrJes-Yar- LSU Fumbles-Lo- OREGON 7 Rrst Johnson 37, 9:00 Freeman 85 pass from Walker Harris Jefferson Stanley Paciota FG Nugent 30, 2:33. Ross 3 run (Nugent kick), 1:32. Third Quarter Stocco Stanley Bernstein El Henry Heavner 50. 5:42. OS OS Wisconsin, Handle Fumbles-Lo- s NO. 2 OKLAHOMA A Maddox 1:37. Second Quarter FG Jackson 42, 13:48. Fourth Quarter Taylor 16 pass from Campbell Randall 40 26:24 33:36 Team 2 (minus 2). Arizona, 714 FG Nugent s Miami. Everett 0 0 3 Passing 1 flosario 2:13 Mck), BAbreurf 7 5 5 6 5 6 6 0 5 Pbjnm9h 12 10 no Eschenp Rauchp Pscuciph HMateopr CCrdrop Church ph Beltranp (Benjamin 2 4 SKlm Possession RUSHING Vaughn 29, Williams Ore kick), s 322 0 7 10 0 87,451. USC42,BYU10 OW--FG 0 Fumbles-Lo- Time of kick), 1:14. 7 0 0 Washington OS 23 Oklahoma 103 46 49 (38,496). ak Rolinsa 0 0 Harris ph Tucker p 6 116 Davis Utah Aub 28, 3 0 31 9. Arizona Wisconsin yohnson r kbl 13 0 2 10 6 0 Sump s First Quarter 8). St 37, Washington 48, Utah St 6 UCD kick), 10:17 UCD-- FG Benjamin 12 18 Return Yards King Jolla Firtt Quarter 9 pass tram Randall Bowe FG LSU 29 St St 28 return Grant (Benjamn , Frjurth Quarter FG Nugent 47, 14:07. OS NCS Clark 26 pass from Davis (TJeraney 8'23 27, MortanaSt 14 52, North Texas 21 49, N. Colorado 42, 20T Weber M Ht Hampton Return Yards First downs UC Davis 31, WSU-- FG WSU 6 6 5 4 3 2 5 Horganp 12:20 WSU-- FG Passing 26:33 statistics 6 3 LSU Aub-- 47, Morgan pass tram 1 1 utO-O-Hva Lindsay FG Nugent 33. 12:50 NCS McLendon 11 run (Deraney OS FG Nugent 46. 1:39. NO. 14 AUBURN 10, NO. 5 LSU 9 42. Prairie View 12 Penn San Jose St failed), 14:21. s Moore Hal St 35 St 22, Tray 18 17, New MexleoJ 61, San Diego 18 00 07 OS 0 Tech, Capps (minus 4). LSU New Mexico 0 Rrstdowns Holland King Moats Franklin Rice 41, Hawaii 29 Sam Houston St 41 Montana Oregon 7 Dean Henshaw St NX. Stat Wright RECmtntfJ-trjuisi-aria 31, Oregon 7 St 59 SMU 7 St 0 TBtsta 3b Carrol 2b tzturisss 33120 Swaringan 64 pass from Grant kick), 9:38 utO-O- fce 85 punt return (Benjainm from Heavner (Folk kick), Stanley 7 run (kick FGAUen23.3:47. 50,275. A Florida Thorpe Robinson Irons Ohio 2), 2). team Hmmus 13), Allen Hal Gore 23). Miami. T.Moss Berlin Johnson Crudup Houston Idaho 0 6 EOtazc 0 0 13 14 3 30 tumble FkJhda St, Booker Mia 17 team 1 (minus 3), Wright 2rnrnus PASSIN6Louisiana Tech. Kit Allen Miami. Benin Yale 24, Dayton 17 Colorado 2:50. Louisiafia Tech, Moats Franklin 54, Kubtk MJSHrNG 24, N. kma 21 Toledo 42, F. Michigan 32 33, Drake 23 Cal kick), 33:27 Possession tntfvMuBl TexasASM27, Ctemson6 Texas Stats 31, SE Louisiana Texas Tech 70, TCU 35 Sam Wis 11). UAB, White Onnkard Chaney Stovall Wis St NO. 9 OHIO STATE 22, N.C. STATE 14 s Stephen FAustn U. Fagg 3 ot Time 20, Kansas 17 Notre Dame 31, Michigan St 24 S. HHrws 59, William Penn 9 Southern ReirJ - 18, kick), 8 Fumbles-Lo- Northwestern Oklahoma Burks 10:57. Edwards UAB, Hackney Sexton Chavez '131 Return Yards Miami (Ohio) 40. Ohio 20 Michigan 24, San Diego St 21 Oklahoma PASSING RECEIVING 2 St 20 Michigan 44, SE Missouri Illinois 30, W. Michigan 27 Illinois St 35, E. Illinois 31 35, Army 21 Memphis 47, Arkansas Tulsa 0 29, Navy Jefferson 44 pass An Moncur 41). Florida Rix Booker Sexton Lewis 48 10 Rrstdowns 10 Cent 48. Ball 7 Elliott 2), Hackney St. Rix Fourth Quarter punt return (Gent Hester 92 Oikard Missouri 00 20 21, E. Kentucky 8 Wake Forest 42, N Carolina AST St 28, St 48, N. Kansas St 40, 7 IT WKenoxky Iowa 33:49 26:11 Burks UAB, - (minus 53,721. Virginia 51. Akron 0 Virginia Tech 41, Duke 17 Indiana 0 Passing St South Carolina 34, Sou Florida 31, Austin Peay 14 Tennessee 30, Florida 28 Jackson Possession Washington Raid Coleman Gore 2 run (Gent kick), 10:48. A Ohio 16, 143 00 Fumbles-Lo- FG PeattJe 36, 0:00. Third Quarter Mia Newberry 21, Coastal Carolina 7 North Carolina 34, Georgia Tech 13 Northwestern St 52, Texas Southern Tennessee St Tennessee Tech 0 0 ECfMZCt JRNrarf Schndrc 0:12. MoreheadSt15.Butler7 21 0 20 Second Quarter PeattJe 33, 13:33. G Hester 51 punt return (PeaMe kick), 1 pass from Berlin (PeattJe Jenkins Mia St 22, N.C. State 14 S. Carolina St 55, Savannah 104 14. 13:14 NO. 20 WISCONSIN 9, ARIZONA 7 238 19 BreasOn Ecker uXX 26 168 14 .'. 7 McGraw Lundy Wlkranlb MQosflar. Pearman ab 7 Swam UC DAVIS 31, WEBER ST. 29 UCI) FSU ) Return Yards Williams Morton 19.236 PHLA MONTREAL Ortiz Sledge If McCabe Arthur Akron, Tetzel Hixon Ringer Biggs 14, Montgomery - 2. Wgrta, MUer Estes Byers SarrtJ A EXPOS 6, PHILLIES 5 Heme Webb MkJVgan. Edwards Gonzales Pearman Johnson Isaiah Hagans Arthur Rye !KaVrN6 11 Passing ' 38). Frya Virginia, Hagans 0- - 16, Often TIM Quarter tun (BerrJa kick), 4 49. FourthOuarlsr 2 run (BerrJa kick, 14:55. FSU FGBema22,8:15. A 81 ,825. RUSHING run (PeattJe kick), 4:55. T.Moss 15 run (Peattte kick), 2:1 1. Mia 3 26, vanderrjilt Mississippi Tetzel Snerkng PASSING Akron. kk),:32. Time of 0 SanWego St. Porter Jtratct Avert ' Ringer s 4 T.Moss Mia 24, Hampton 40, W Illinois 20 Howard 17. Alcom St 10 Maine 9, Mississippi St 7 McNeese St 24, Youngstown Miami 48, Louisiana Tech 0 run (BerrJa kick), 11 37. pass tram Hackney (Hayes s First Quarter 26, Davidson 21 McClendon 14 Tech 58, Woflbrd 14 St 65, Chattanooga Kentucky 51, Indiana 32 Lehigh 34, liberty 16 1 lindaey Georgia, 6 Jacksonville motm 3150 :32. Gambling St e Hi TBrown 7 13. Marshall Georgia Southern Coleman UAB Rrstdowns NO. 4 MIAMI 48, LOUISIANA TECH 0 Southern 38, Jacksonville 3 49, Delaware St 13 Florida Atlantic 27, Middle Tennessee 20 b 28:10 Virginia. Lundy UAB 10). MHner Thomas Bon UAB (minus Possession Arthur 30, 14:56. FSU Oejgolecki Michigan, (tchard eiJSHNsS-Ato- on, hal, Bryant Ctianeston Georgia 1 Browning Shoctdey Charles Fitzgerald Bates 2(2, Spam Hargrove Mewsome 1 (minus 2). Georgia, Muffins R.Brown Gibson Browning Pope RRam6-M8rs- Appalachian St 28, Ttw Citadel 14 Arkansas 49, 20 Auburn 10, LSU 9 Florida St. 34, Furman 38, Firs! Quarter (Beta kick), 13m Second Quarter run 1 FSU-- Rix St, Diego Franklin s PIS) Greene Greene Carolina 30, Cooper Brown R 8), Snocktey Marshall PASSING W8gner21,StoriyBroc13 Alabama Monk Charles team Hmmus 3). Marahal, Newsome Hi West Vkgrrtt 19, Maryland 16, OT William & Mary 9, New Hampshire 34 San WtWOtl Fumbles-Lo- st Time of Nngueroo. T 324. WP 12) Herme , 0 1 Georgia. T Brown Thomas W. 3528 24:32 Possession WtSWNG 52, 35 37 1 J 35, Lafayette 18 Richmond 24, Massachusetts 14 Rutgers 29. Kent St 21 Alaoama 225 Fuinokn-Lo- Princeton 17, Valparaiso Syracuse 19, Cincinnati 7 Tem 38, Florida AMI 7 123 Yards 41 18 7 Rushes-yar- Return 7 10 USA 33 Return Yards 07 92,746. taatn Pxmbart NO. 8 FLORIDA ST. 34, 7 2:45. ttoalk Ouarter 29, 12:15. McKerule. ated C8 Mike Waived TE Sean McHugh. right side of the green, a diffitwo-pufor par. Campbell was just short of the green, and he decided to chip instead of putt through about 6 feet of fringe. It looked like the worst the Americans could do was a cult tt halve. But Campbell's chip came out a little hot and went 8 feet by, and he missed that for bogey. Casey lagged beautifully over the ridge, calmed his nerves and holed a f ooter for par to win the match. They became the first rookie tandem to win their Ryder Cup debut in 25 years. "That's the biggest part of the week there," Lee West-woo- d said "It made a massive difference." Despite an the early momentum, all the boisterous cheering, the Americans only had to look at the scoreboard to realize they didnt have much to show for it going into the afternoon matches. Europe 8, United States 4.- And it was all downhill from there. . 3-- |