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Show ( Page 8 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Thursday, November 15. 1979 iI K E L I RiJ D E X DU COLLEGE Tm Daakai IXHANATiCN Hl yiall ciiim Mi mmm phqjiects nilmwim iatjat i,iaa min vacated faaia, tfcaa Hiw)i, p START YOUR FOOTBALL m whu, 40.0 Him aftm to tW nWn Hnam af ! (hm. k mHcH icaiif, kwi 10 nm Im afatkm pntoamc. faaa4a: MS Haa kw ttn) MaaNcai atrufth. Orf italta' in If2t by Dkk Caakat afa.a HOW AT BUILDER'S WAREHOUSE GAMES OF WEEK ENDING NOV. 18, 1979 Ratinf Hiafcar Katin Cppoiinf Ttam Diff. Ttam. MAJOR GAMES NOVEMBER FRIDAY lose' San 73 'IS' 4 SATURDAY 16 Sta Clara NOVEMBER 17 VanderbiU Miami Fla Marshall Appalach n Ml 8' Oregon St Arizona 81 6 Aruona St M 4 4i W Virginia I Texas AIM Arkansas !0I 81 Auburn S3 6 Georgia 23' Rice M i Baylor IS 75 CalPSLO Boise St 18 67 L' 9 Bucknell Boston 2. Ohio U Bowl Gr'n 71 5 Hi Utah Brif Young W 5 Columbia Brown 613 California 92 S '2' Stanford 24 N'westLa Ont Mich 7 7 Cha'noof a 73 t '19 Illinois St 5 1 C trmwn '6 NotreDame Colo St 71 4 I). 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Wichita MarsHill M 0 ...H' Aua.Peay Air Force fci 71) Ui 64 24. 8 J 7 6 4 3 3 6 71 4 56 9 49 5 56 73 94 94 15 691 79 I 47 0 906 562 537 69 3 71 3 41 7 57 I 47.0 60 7 69 4 63 7 517 76 4 41 65 0 79 61 57 35 76 72 96 51 53 59 57 3 S 1 ( 6 Oil 8 '8' Loul-svilt'12' N H shire 52 9 65 4 '15' SVestLa '3' Cinc'nati 68 2 '2' Iowa 83 8 3 Minnesota 79 7 Wisconsin 77 2 2 8 '7 ' Western Kv Murray 69 1 N.Arizona 56 3 '14' CalP Pom 42 7 N C Stale 89 0 '16' Duke 72 6 N Carolina 67 2 '2i Virginia 85 3 N Illinois 70 3 '1' Ball Si 69 5 31 3 107 InvisSt 71! 2 Nebraska 70 5 Nev Reno 35' Mo South'n ii 9 12' Michigan 95 9 Ohio Slate 107.5 77 8 6. KansasSt OklaSt 83 9 20' Missouri 87 3 Oklahoma 106 9 " 92 2 '4' UCLA 88 3 Oregon Penn State 93 '2' Temple 90 8 4 0 '29' Army 64 6 Pittsburgh 7 Portland St 63 8 Montana 57 2 3 92 Purdue '2' Indiana 90 5 15 Villanova 68 6 Rutgers 83.1 S Carolina 88 '4' W'keForest 84 2 S Dak St 58 5 Idaho 56 3 S Diego St 79 8 '23' Tex EIP 57 I S Illinois 65 9 13' N.Mex St 53 0 85 So Miss 18' Ark St 6fi 9 14' BostonCol 70 4 Syracuse 84 7 '311 43 4 Tenn St 74 4 Ky State Tenn Tech 54 1 '14' Mid Tenn 4113 Tennessee 98 4 . 122. Mis'sippi 76 9 !7 TexArln 81.0 Lamar 74 13 Tex South'n 43 4 PrairieV 30 3 Texas 104 3 201 TCU. 84 2 Texas Tech 87 3 4' SMI" 83 3 Toledo 71 8 '22' Kent S! 50 2 9 St 79 t'tah '201 WeberSt 59 5 Va Tech 77 I 12. V.M.I, 66 2 W Michigan 75 1 i lli E Michigan' 55 7 W Tex St 76 1 .... '18' Drake 60 1 Washington 95 5 .... '17' Wash St 78 5 Richmond 56 9 WmMary 64 8 73 4 Yale 17. Harvard 565 Maryland Tow son 52 88 4 L'usaia Ursmus Mass U 64 5 McNwse 80 6 . 71 4 Miami O Mich St 85 6 33 19. 5 21 9 21 son ' 7 2"2 1 riiiiiri rnin piinnnpnirir FRIDAY 1:00-4:0- 0 (. OTHER MIDWESTERN 17 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11 ' Tex Lutn'n 48 3 Cent Okla 59 1 8 9 E Illinois 69 9 Ak:on E N Mr x ico 44 2 Ft Hays 3 410 '4' Hlllsdait" 33" Ind Cent s" i 12 37 3 NeastMo Lincoln 25 4 Ohio Cenf Survivors Wittenb g 69 o Capital .5 8 B Wallace 63 6 Muskingum 30 9I Mt Union 48 Hridt lb g 21 20 17 NOVEMBER 46 0 14' How Payne Abilene 60 2 3 Elon 50 5 5J 0 C.Newman 7 !0 3' Anm-loS- t J.Hipkin Catawba St Ark ' Cent Fla .27' E angel .0' Henderson S Houston 2:l '5' Miss Col l'i' S westTex 6' 8 S 23 39 6 Nicholls 56 49 0 Ouachita S F Austin 62 6 S east La 73 7 75 Texas Trenton 36 9 Va Slate 4J 8 Wofford 54 6 12 Ail OFF 46 43 68 59 19' DCTeah 16' J C Smith : Oil Plugs 4 18 17 NOVEMBER '13. Sac'toSt 35 0 SATURDAY. 17 Humboldt SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ..Hi W Chester 40 9 18 4 7I N Y Tech 113 Cortland 47 8 C W Post 48 8 tills IAST NATIONAL Ohio State 107 5 107 3 Nebraska 107 6 Alabama Oklahoma .. lot t 106 4 So Calif Texas .1041 Arkansas ... 101 9 Houston .1000 98 7 Florida St 98 4 Tennenee AND SECTIONAL EDAM Texas Arkansas Houston .. Texas AIM Baylor Texas Tech TCU S M U TexArln ' N.Mexico ... FAR 104 101 100 94 03 87 84 3 0 0 3 106 98 95 92 92 Brig Young Washington California 0 Oregon 3 Stanford 1 Arizona St 833 UCLA 81 0 Arizona 767 Hawaii 4 3 5 5 2 LET US CUT YOUR LUMBER 906 DOWN TO DESIRED SIZES FOR YOUR VARIOUS CHRISTMAS PROJECTS 88 4 88 3 81 6 80.4 Svc Prognosticator Favors Michigan Over Ohio State e ETC. Bowl hopes. uv Vols climax comTennessee 27 Mississippi 13 eback season by earning bowl bid. If Georgia loses, Florida St. 30 Memphis St. 8 Seminoles a likely Orange Bowl pick. Michigan 13 ONLY The Midwest Ohio St. 10 Wolverines angry after 1 Rice 6 week off for Bears. Baylor " 35 16 The Far West The "Big Game" Stanford 31 California 27 should be a real shootout. But Bruins still can't reach UCLA 28 Oregon 20 Rose Bowl. ' ASK ABOUT . Of' - 10 Sun Devils' Washington 29 Washington St. at Regionals 13 BASE COAT Huskies can This Weekend GLGCTHQGAL 1 OUiilGTS & BOTH COME HI IVORY OR DROWN Now only 2) each TW0& Hurricane fifth-seede- A sixth-seede- championships. The two schools are the only ones in the country to have received a bid every year since the NCAA started the Division II championship series In 1971 PAirJT GOOD FOR GLASS & PLASTIC TUB ENCLOSURES first-seede- NCAA Division II soccer HATCHED still smell the Roses. 6 Louis have 0U talent is better than record indicates. . t. T ADI CUBBED PADHY After Arkansas, this is like a BYU's women's vo- of the Cougars' two con- three teams in regionals by the championship match at 8 p.m. lleyball team is the ference losses was to go to nationals. number two seeded team NMSU, and they are BYU Coach Elaine Saturday's schedule in the Region VII Cham- determined to beat the has the semifinals at 11 Michaelis has directed pionships Friday and Roadrunners and earn a a.m. and 1 p.m. The third the Cougar volleyball conSaturday in Logan. spot in the national cham- place playoff will take team to a 111-The Cougars finished in pionships, as the top place at 6 p.m., followed ference record Missouri-S- each How only Red Raiders have edge Arizona St. 29 West Virginia Syracuse 33 Boston College 8 Orangemen wind up a very successful road show. The South Alabama 20 Miami (Fla.) 13 Injuries have left received their eighth straight Invitations to the n2it8' STRIPS - hopes alive. Texas Tech 26 SMU in experience. $4.48 GREAT FOR CASEMENT OR REMODELING The Southwest Arkansas 20 Texas A&M 14 Razorbacks are now the favorite for the Cotton Bowl in the SWC. Texas 29 TCU 10 Longhorns keep SWC title bowl. MISSION, Kan. (UPI) Defending champion Seattle-Pacifi- c University and the University of WAS each The Midlands Nebraska 33 Iowa St. 10 Always take Redwine with beef. Oklahoma 24 Missouri 20 Tigers always give the big boys trouble. Kansas 17 Colorado 12 This is a year Chuck Fairbanks will leave out of his memoirs. Oklahoma St. 26 Kansas St. 15 Cowboys won't even need their spurs. 0 6th Straight NOW Purdue loss. Notre Dame 22 Clemson 17 Best Irish can do is a minor bowl. Indiana 23 Purdue 21 Hoosiers drink champagne from Old Oaken Bucket. .500 Minnesota 28 Wisconsin 10 Gophers go-fseason. third-ranke- a three-wa- y tie in the final standings of the Intermountain Athletic Conference with Utah and New Mexico State. Since no team defeated both of the others in conference play, this brought about a draw for seedings in the regional tournament. BYU received the number two seeding while New Mexico State is seeded third and Utah fourth. Other teams in d the tournament are d Utah State, Colorado State, Texas-E- l d and Paso. In Friday's competition, BYU meets UTEP at 10 a.m. and then battles NMSU at 6 p.m. One ENTERTAIHMENT CENTERS BOOK CASES WATERBEDS the Tide mighty low. Auburn 21 Georgia 14 Tigers, riding out probation, salvage season by spoiling Bulldogs' Sugar post-seaso- BYU Spikers lUJI I? TURNS WEST So Calif UPI fort to psyche their players to a fever pitch. It is, of course, more interesting when two teams are fighting for that one big invitation and this is precisely the case at Ann Arbor, Mich., Saturday d d when Michigan plays host to Ohio State. More than likely, the winner of that game will represent the Big Ten Conference in the Rose Bowl. Yet, it isn't definite. In the advent of a tie for first place in the conference, the Board of Directors has the right to choose the Rose Bowl representative so there's a chance that Ohio State could lose the game and still go because it would have a better overall record than Michigan. Michigan, however, will play the game with the idea that a victory will send it to Pasadena, Calif., on New Year's Day to meet the Pacific Ten Conference champion in the Rose Bowl. Michigan has beaten Ohio State three years in a row and the Wolverines are at Ann Arbor, Mich , against the Buckeyes since 1969. Sorry, Earl, but we like the Wolverines to snap the Buckeyes' perfect 10-- record and earn that trip to Pasadena. Here's how we see the major games across the nation: The East Owls have waited a Temple 21 Penn State 18 long time for this. Pittsburgh 35 Army 0 Panthers could nail down a Gator Bowl bid. Rutgers 27 Villanova 6 Scarlet Knights are hoping for something better than the Garden State SAW ft" Tn irv innr. linw All SOUTHWEST 107 0 Pittsburgh ... 94 0 Ohio State .107.5 Alabama 98 7 03 1 Nebraska . 1071 Florida St Penn State U 4 106 9 Tennessee Oklahoma 901 Temple 05 0 Clemaon 05 3 Syracuse ... 14 7 Michigan . 6 83 93 I 02.1 Auburn Purdue Rutgers 00 $ L.S.U 910 70.1 Indiana Navy 3 89 787 Notre Dame .101 Tulane Delaware 80 2 87 3 E Carolina Yale 714 Missouri 70 80 85 8 0 N C State ..... 4 Mich St Boston Col 83.9 Maryland 88.4 Villanova .. 68 6 Okla St Copyright 1979 by Dunkel Sports Research This is "White Knuckle Week" in college football. It's a time of great anxiety for those college football coaches whose teams are good enough to be n bowl invitations. considered for Bids to the bowl games will be extended Saturday and the coaches with bowl possibilities will try to resurrect every ghost of past glory years in an ef- 10" -- 12" -- 14" CHAIN LEADERS SOUTH MIDWfST OF WITH THE PURCHASE Homt Ttam I NATIONAL CASE W00DTURUS IN UTAH OTHER FAR WESTERN OTHER EASTERN Sharpeners Cases WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF SPINDLES AND I 27 6 36 9 16. FREE CARRYING i ON CHAIN SAW ACCESSORIES 23 I 65 9 3o 9 43 7 43 0 27 S 29 Lnmgtonc 4 Mnrehou.se 'i 41 3 Hard.ng " only S30. SATURDAY. Cent Ark 4 5 Del State 43 4 E Tex St 68 9 Geitysh g 35 2 Lcn Rhyr.e 51 Montlcello 65 7 - -- Bring in your own chain saw and we will sharpen it while you wait on the new revolutionary chain saw sharpener. 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