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Show Page H-T- HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, October HE 22, 1978 Nevada-La- s Vegas 32 Colo St. Reno 38. Santa Clara f Notre Dame 38, Air Force 15 N Colorado 33 N Arizona 6 Portland St 48, Simon Fraser 30 Puget Sound 35. Chico St 16 Stanford 43. Washington St 27 I'CLA 45. California I SC 38. Oregon St 7 Washington jii Qf'gon u W New Mexico ; S.Colorado Mines Wsn Wash 20 Ore Coll 19 Willamette 23 Pac Lutheran I Wyoming 34. Utah 21 The Daily Herald Scoreboard How Top 20 Fared Lawrence 41. Hamilton 21 Susquehanna 21. Delaware Vat Swarihmore 42. I'rsinus iS Temple 28 West Virginia 27 Thiel 14. Wash & Jeff 13 Trinity 34. Colby 30 Tufts 7. Alliums 0 Widener 7 Frank & Mars 3 Yale 3 Columbia 3 I. Oklahoma (14) beat Iowa State 34-- 6 2 Peon State (7-- 0 beat Syracuse 5 3. Arkansas t4 li lost to Texas 4. Alabama tS-beat Tennessee 7 5. Nebraska (6-4 beat Colorado i. Maryland 1 beat Wake Forest 39-- 0 T. Southern Cai i beat Oregon Slate 8. Texas (5-beat Arkansas S Michigan (5-beat Wisconsin 42-- 0 38-- II. 12. 13 14. beat Florida State beat Vanderb.lt Missouri (5-beat Kansas State 56 beat Air Force Notre Dame (4-Purdue ) beat Illinois 13-Navy (6-- 0 beat William & Mary 0 15. Pittsburgh Georgia (5-- 16. 17. 18 19 20 14 WAC Standings Coat. All W-- BYU 0 2 Wyoming 33 Utah 42 New Mexico 43 UTEP -6 Colo. St. San Diego St. 2- -4 3 Saturday i reiulti BYU-by- e e College Scores East Abright Amherst 24, 30, Wilkes Wesieyan 14 6 15 Bites 37, Worcester Tech 8 Bloomsburg 10, Millersville Cheyney lO.Kutztown Connecticut 49, Maine ninit 13 9, William (Pa.)7 0 Princeton 13, Colgate 14, 1 Ohio 48, e Illinois St. 34, Cogate 17 19 Earlham Franklin Friends Rose-Hulm- a 14, 28, Butler Sterling 6 8 12 0 Manchester 7, 0 3 New York New Jersey Boston 2 2 4 1 4 L W 800 1 0 3 i 2 2 2 5 1 3 0 3 Regional Scores FIRST DOWNS 16 4 PASSING YARDS RETURN YARDS PASSES 10 17 Nevada-Ren- 0 21 12 quarterback Dave Alfaro five times. Santa Clara scored on a 9 yard pass from Alfaro to Tom Peterssen with 12 minutes left in the third quarter. DEERSKINS WIED RIGHT! td passes of 21 Knapple threw two and 11 yards to tight end Dave Meyers. UNC also scored on a Udon McSpadden field goal in the fourth quarter, followed by an scoring pass from Knapple to Mark McDaniel. Minutes later, UNC reserve quarterback Frank run. Boyce scored on a Northern Arizona's only score came on a Carl Golden run in the fourth quarter. The victory left UNC 4 on the season, while Northern Arizona fell to first-quart- 20 10 6 12 7 er SEND YOUR Greatly The coach said surgery for Hardeman would be arranged as soon as possible. In only a season and a half he had come close to breaking Frosty Franklin's 1,834 UW career rushing record, set in the four seasons from 1969-197- Now set up your own o HUNTERS SAVE $$$ sion II. 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"Myron's career as a Cowboy ended today." Lewis said after Wyoming's 1 Hawkins, a sophomore, rushed for 134 yards and two touchdowns in 28 car-rie- s Wolfpack up two-poi- conversion but the Hardeman 1 1 13 14-- Pokes lose schedule, Hawkins has Pet. GB carried the ball a total of 000 1,176 yards. 750 Santa Clara's Brian 500 2'i Sullivan punted 11 times 4 286 250 34 for a total of 542 yards to 4 000 break his school's record of punting in a single game as the Wolfpack BSU keep the Broncos back to 10 153 0 locker room Clara. GB 47-- 158 47-- 121 WSC BSU i 2 3 L Portland Los Angeles 0 1 200 5 yard line. The Wildcats tried for the 6 3 W the Broncos up Bronco fullback David Hughes then ran in from the one vard line three minutes before halftime. and another Sarette kick sent the Broncos into the over the 4 Division lead to o 667 500 250 1 2 Doug Bat- es- school's leading rusher in a season. With four lh games remaining on the 2' 2 Bledsoe. through the second period University of Santa 1 800 1 2 Golden Slate San Diego 14. 600 500 400 000 Pet. L 4 Seattle Phoenix 7 GB Division W ns tershill kicked the extra point cutting the BSU game came midway tablished a school running record as the University of Nevada-Renwin romped to a 38-- - Saturday 000 1 1 Pscific 3 i't Pet. passes of 59 and 43 yards to split end Jeff Wright, and fullback Frank Hawkins 1 2 Division 3 0 Cleveland 4 Houston San Antonio 2 3 2 2 Atlanta New Orleans 2 3 0 5 Detroit Western Conference Denver Indiana Milwaukee Kansas City Chicago GB 000 750 500 333 200 1 1 2 Northern Colorado GREELEY, Colo. (UPI) quarterback Jeff Knapple threw three touchdown passes Saturday to lead the Bears in a 33-- upset 01 e Northern Arizona, snapping the Lumberjacks' winning streak. Northern Arizona went into the game ranked No. 9 in the NCAA Division poll. It was the second week UNC upset a ranked foe. Last week the Bears Luis Obispo, ranked second in Dividumped Poly-Sa- n 13 Taylor Pet. L 4 Bears Trip Lumberjacks 15 Knox 19. Ripon 23 La Crosse 30, Stout 7 Maranatha 42, Mount Scenario Miami (0.) 18. Bowling Green Michigan 42, Wisconsin. 0 Michigan St. 49, Indiana 14 6 0 0 Geneva (Pa.) 37, Orlin 0 Orove City (Pa.) 34, Kenyon Grand Valley 31. Central St. Gustavus 59, Bethel 19 Hanover 21, Wilmington 0 Hamline 15, Augsburg 15 Hope 7, Adrian 0 Illinois Wes. 35, Illinois Ben. Illinois Col. 40, St. Ambrose Ind. Central 26. DePauw 0 John Carroll 26, Hiraml9 Kalamazoo 21, Albion 0 Kent St. 20, Marshall 17 0 s 29 13 touchdown Atlantic Division Central threw Worman Eastern Conference W The Wildcats came back late in the third quarter and scored on a quarterback keeper from the half yard line bv Mor- - sophomore Quarterback Larry Washington Philadelphia to BSU fans early in the first quarter when he became the first rusher in the school s history to run for more than 1.000 yards in a season The first score of the Weber State scored when Bronco reserve tailback Cedric Minter tailback Terry Zahner again with 1:42 left in the brought some excitement plunged into the end zone game when Bledsoe pasline sed to wide receiver from the one Reno Wolfpack Tom Sarette's yard kick put Randy Jordan from the 10 NBA Standings West 12 Bronco Stays Unbeaten WSC Paso Boise. RENO. Nev. (UPI) -- Midwest Aeber St. 13 Brigham Young 44. Texas-E- l Carroll 35. Rocky Mtn. 31 E. Wash. 38. So. Oregon 13 E. Montana 26. W. Montana a Hayward St. 17, Cal Lewis &Clark 32, Whitworth Linfield 50, Oregon Tech 7 Nebraska 52. Colorado 14 St. 14-1- PCAA Scores Miami 17. Utah Stale 16 Long Beach 34. Fullerton St. 9 San Diego St 31 Pacific 28 San Jose St. 27. Fresno St 16 6. 42, Rice 28 A. Texas St. 36, Indiana St Achita Et. 33. S. Illinois 7 Boise 14, 27, St Boise BOISE (UPI) State opened up a 14-- 0 halftime lead, then held off Weber State in the final minutes Saturday night to win the Wildcats 3 in a Big Sky game in Big Sky Sceres Northern Colorado 33. Northern Arizona 6 Boise St 14. Weber St 13 Montana 28, Idaho St 7 Montana St 57. Idaho 21 exas Tech 7 Eau Claire 39, Superior Eureka 4, Concordia 0 14 Hamapo Coll. 29. N Y. Maritime Rochester 28, Wagner 0 fi Rutgers 24, Villtr-w- a Seton Hall 17, Pace 0 S. Connecticut 10, Coast Guard Ehippensburg 34, Clarion 7 Slippery Rock 9, Indiana (,?a.) 7 Epringfield 44, C. Connecicut 22 N. d 13 RUSHES-YARD- (Wis.) 21 St. Thorn. Concordia-S31, Pillsbury Bap. 0 Culver Stockton 27, Tarkio 0 Defiance 15. Buffton 6 E. Iiinots 42, N. Michigan 34 Concordia-Moorhea- St Southwest 7 12, Princeton 35. Lawrence S McNeese St 3 Ark Tech 17, Ark Monticello 14 Bavlor 24. Texas A&M 6 Cameron 22. Texas Lutheran 14 C. Arkansas 33. Ouachita 15 Cent Okla. 29. SW Oklahoma 20 Henderson. Ark 20. Harding 20 Houston 42. SMU 28 Kearney St 17. Emporia St 0 Missouri 56. Kansas St 14 Nw Mexico 35. New Mex St 20 NE Oklahoma 12. Evangel 10 NW Okla. St. 27, SE Okla. St. 7 Oklahoma St. 21, Kansas 7 Texas 28. Arkansas 21 Texas Art 37. Lamar 17 Ak, 14 Wesieyan 21 Dakota North Park 10 Chicago . Cornell Navy New York Tech 24, W. Connecticut New Hampshire 10, Amer. Intl. 7 New York Tech 24, W. Connecticut Nichols 36, New aven 0 Northeastern 21, West Chester 6 Penn St. 45, Syracuse 15 Pittsburgh 7, Florida St. 3 ; 0 Illinois Michigan Central 47, uther 7 Cen. Mthodist 32. Wm. Aewell 7 & Mary Wake Forest 39, S. C. Lebanon Valley 23, Moravian 2 Lock Haven 30, Salisbury 28 Louisville 35 Boston 11 7 Massachusetts 19, Rhode Island 17 Mass. Maritime 23, Pittsburgh 0 Middlebury 23, Bowdoin 19 Muhlenberg 0 Capital 10, Otlerbein 3 Carleton (Minn.) 14, Grinnel! Carleton 14, Grinnell 12 9 Dickinson VMI 7 Bethany 28, Benedictine 26 Baena Vista 16, Dubuque 14 Dayton (O.) 19, Fordham 10 E. Stroudsburg 27, Mansfield Geneva 37, Oberlin 0 19, land Bail St. 9 14 Harvard 24, Dartmouth 19 ofstra 25, Kinge Point 20 Ithaca 54, Canisius 0 Ks. St. 31, Ark Pine Bluff Lafayette 20, Pennsylvania 14, Tennessee Marietta 7 9 Central 28 6 Northwood 40. Ferris St 27 N western 30 Morningside 7 la Northwestern (Minn i 30 Loras 7 Ohio St 31. Iowa 7 Oklahoma 34. Iowa St 6 olivet 20. Alma 9 Olivet Nazarene 28 Iowa Wes 21 Uihkosh 28. St Norbert 14 Ottawa i Kan i 21. Graceland 3 Pittsburg St 37 Wavne St 25 Plalleville 21. River Falls 7 Purdue 13. Illinois 0 NE II 28 Saginaw Val 37 Simpson 21. William Pnn 0 SW St 13. Sioux Falls Coll 0 St Cloud St 30. I'MD 23 Si Olaf 24. St John's 21 St Mary's 17. Kansas Wesieyan 14 Stevens Point 14 Whitewater 12 Toledo 28. Ohio V. 14 Tulsa 27. Cincinnati 26 Valparaiso 28, Evansville 27 Wartburg 13 Upper Iowa 8 Aabash 24. St. Joseph's 0 Wartburg 13, I'pper Iowa 8 W Michigan 32. E Michigan 0 A Texas St. 36. Indiana St. 7 A III 21. N Iowa 7 Whcaton 21. Carthage 10 Aittenburg 28. Aooster 14 Ynungstown St 27. Akron 3 Ma Beldwin-Wallac- St 7 Curry 13, Maine Maritime C.W. Post 25, Westminster Lehigh 12 16. a Nuriti Midwest l 26, Allegheny Calif. (Pa.) 28, Edinboro Forida 31, Army 7 Grambling 13, Jackson St J C. Smith 29. Shaw 20 7 Brown 21, Cornell 13 Bridgewater St. 21, Plymouth Bucknell 37, Gettysburg 7 Carnegie-Mel- Nebraska-Omah- V. week'i games Albany St. 19, Norwich Alfred 48, Cortland 14 Muskingum William & Mary 0 N C Cent. 29. Md-Shore 23 Newberry "A. S C. St 0 N C St 34. North Carolina 7 (iKEORGIA Vanderbilt 10 Georgia Tech 24. Auburn 10 Salem 28. West Liberty 0 S Miss. 13, Memphis St. 10 South Carolina 18. Mississippi 17 SE Louisiana 25. NE Louisiana 21 enn ( halt 13. Kurman 9 Tenn St. 24. Florida A&M 21 TCU 1 . Tulane 7 Troy 17. N Alabama 0 Virginia 17. Virginia Tech 7 W. Carolina 26. Wofford 11 VV Kentucky 17, E. Kentucky 16 W.Va. Wesieyan 28,Glenville 21 W Va. Tech 17. Fairmont 16 W.Va. S. 14, Bluefield 9 Win Salem St 28, Eliz City t 6 Wyoming at Colorado State New Mexico at UTEP San Diego State at Long Beach State (no Utah-by- Milton 19 Lakeland 14 Monmouth 28 Coe 0 Murray St 34 E 17 Alabama 30. Alabama St 21. Albany St 7 Alcorn St 16. Southern 7 Appalachian St 42 The Citadel 14 Bethune-Cookma22. Tuskegee 18 Clemson 28. Duke 8 Clark 31. Savannah St 29 Concord 18, Shepherd 15 Delaware 53. Middle Tenn St 3 Delta El 42. Tenn-Marti14 Kavettville St 6. Livingstone St 6 Fort Valley St 10, Lane 10 Johnson C. Smith 29, Shaw 20 Lenoir Rhyne 38. Mars Hill 26 Louisiana Tech 45, NW Louisiana 20 LSI' 21. Kentucky 0 1?. Utah State 16 MiamiiFla " Nicholls St 10, Miss Coll 7 E Carolina 21, Richmond 14 Elon 15. Calawba 08 Navy BYU 44, UTEP 0 UNLV 33, CSU 6 Wyoming 34, Uah 21 New Mexico 35, New Mexico St 20 San Diego St. 31, Pacific 28 Next 20 South Tennessee UCLA (6-beat California 45-Houston (5-- 1 (beat Southern Methodist did not play Arizona State (5-1 LSU beat Kentucky 0 Texas A4M (4-- 2 lost to Baylor 24-- 6 10. Michigan Tech 21 Winona St 12 Minnesota 38 Northwestern 14 Minnesota-Morri- s 33 Bemidji St St Broncos Trim Cats Nev rrovo 373-592- LAfi 6 Hwv. 60 (West of Main! Hartford, Wl 53027 5-- Here's a $599 Christmas gift that just possibly makes more sense than anything you've ever The biggest name in little computers given anyone (at any price)! Never, EVER until now could you have dared to dream of walking into a store to buy a computer "off the shelf". To take anywhere. To put to work (or play) immediately. Never, EVER at the price of a camera, a moped, an electric guitar, a quality watch. 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