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Show 4 y 'aC CS6T MfcWS, MONDAY, SEPTABER 22J975, The Cougars moved ahead Ram patience pays : again ft BteSgett Mexicos Lobes, also on Saturday t Waai else can I say, we gave the Rams that game with our miscues. I thought we outplayed them, but its whats on the scoreboard that counts, said a dejected BYU Coach LaVdl Edwards.' They caused our fumbles and then took advantage of the situation. , Arslanian said his players were not instructed is go for the ball m an attempt to cause fumbles just hit hard and hope for the best." ' Its true things went our way here today, but Id like to think that we caused those fumbles and were position for those passi interceptions. BYU has a real good ball club, they played well, but we, too, have an outstanding team and proved to be the best in this match, Arsiaman echoed. PSKbrel News sports writer t Hats off to Sari FT. COLLINS, Colo. 4 ftalasiaa football Rams. ' , Colorado State Universitys gridders bat i tied back to capture a 7 Western Athletic I Ccnterence win over BYU here Saturday Sgml they did it the hard way : With Patience. K We had to be patient, and thats hard to do I when you trail throughout the ame," said a happy Afslauian postgaroe. We stayed with our game plan, didnt get fancy, and took advantage of BYUs mistakes. ' six And the Cougars made the mistakes them. BYU coughed up the ball three times ' ida fumbles and passed three interceptions. 7 It was a big win for the Rams in this season WAC opener, and a bleak loss for the Cougars team scored on a pass interception, f who have to face tough Arizona State andEach it was Jeff Blancs two fumbles late in the I, University this Saturday night in Tempe. CSU game that made the difference. ; travels to Albuquerque for a match with New 21-1- . fkjs 7, v f Clyde Walker iqb) fumbled to USU on ffrthe FSU 28 and next plav Van Ness pitched to FSUs an unnecessary aaBobby Jackson on FSU 21 7 'exchange ' Two passes got FSU its first touchdown the finale fling going to Ed Beckman. To that pomt Utah State had the ball for six plays , including a fumble and pass interception by Van I -- Ness. . Second quarter FSU went to the wide stuff and J7caught the Aggies winged, with Leon Bright and 7 Rudy Thomas skirting the ends. Thomas made two good runs to get to the Aggie two where our gallant guys held on four downs. Don Schnell kicked out of trouble, but Walker 7soon hit Larry Key over center and the speed demon wiggled his way througn three Aggie tacklers to get Tdree on the sideline and score 27 yards. What a run IKf that was. 3 f-Forty yards in four plays and the Aggies were humiliated, except for that goal line stand, and down 9.53 to play, second period. Two plays got the wall off the Aggie backs Louie Giammona scampered through left tackle for ' ! JI ... CSU retaliated with a pass interception of as Steve Krura found himself in line of its-ow- n a Mark Giles pass and raced JV downs Dixie JC BYU rd 5. fourth-and-on- In Sunday's reverse singles, Sedans Birger Andereson beat Patricio Cornejo and Bjorn Borg defeated Jaime I illol 6-- 3, here 6-- 6-- 4-- ar two-pom- Ram-partisa- p UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Due to expansion f existing operations, career opportunities with ma. pen for & agsmen potential or limited number of qualified opplic-antCompensation based on experi-tnt- e s. and Salarycommissien. 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George Clay Blackwell ran for two touchdowns in the second half to help the Brigham Young junior varsity to a 37-- 7 victory over Dixie Junior College thrashed an edgy Chilean squad in interzonal Davis 8 34 F-2- 6-- ' 28 yards remaining in unmolested for a Tl) with 3:57 the first quarter. 6, t 2-- 6, 7-- and Van Ness caught Orlando Nelson over center, and on a smart run to the sidelines Nelson went 29 , yards to the F-- In two plays Giammona scood in. oumtjll faked the extra point, caught Nelson quite covered in the end zone, but able to grab the low pass for two. A Beckman pass from Walker put the Aggies against the wall again with first and goal from the USU-Twice the line h id and on a pass attempt Steve Maughan broke through and got Walker for a big loss as the gun halved the hassle. Utah State was lucky to be just 7 behind with halftime statistics overwhelmingly for FSU 13 first downs to three, 122 passing yards to 35, 169 rushing z yards to 76. Second half Aggies turned to their running ace, little Louie G And the offensive line opened some good holes for him. Along with a personal foul in their favor they moved to the 0 and then got caught holding to break the spell, putting them in deep field goal range. Tom Mayes set up for a kick try on the 27 but the pass was bad and in desparation he threw the ball into the air. FSU caught it by mistake and made but USU gave up the ball. the Ags 13 on the misplay Came the fatal fourth, when, after the Aggies had mastered a drive for 50 yards and got to a e situation for a score, Van Ness fumbled the ball into a pile of Semmoles. At that point it as still a ball game. FSU punted out and try as they did Aggies couldnt cut themselves any more of the Tallahassee cake, Van Ness pitching a sloppy ball into the waiting hands of a slow Seminole to end any threat. If the Aggies hope to show much against San Diego State they will have to have a better Van Ness Coach Krueger stayed with Van Ness the whole game and shouldnt have He threw the ball, by fumble or twice on the goal in flight, to the enemy five times line Selection of plays from the USU crows nest was not brilliant. Worse, though, was their execution. ATLANTA (AP) '' raced to the Ram 12 From here, Blanc carried to paydirt and the Cougars led S44 Chris Evert admits its harder ' to beat a friend than a foe, but that didnt stop her O-- . from battling back to defeat her CECHOSLOVAKIAN v ' CHUM. Martma Navratilova, for the singles crown of , the Little Mo Tennis Classic. After the 62, 0 victory earned the tourneys $15,000 first prize Sunday, the 20 eear-oi- d veteran of the womens tour joined with the Miss Navratilova for the doubles crown. The team scrambled past Franchise Durr of France and Betty Stove of the 'n Netherlands 64, 67, 62 It boosted their season winnings to more than $298,000 for Miss Evert and N7 $136 000 for Miss Navratilova, who recently defected to the United states -- BYU scored first with six minutes elapsed in the opening period when defensive end Stan Varner picked off a Mark Driscoll aenal and 32 Chris wins 'Mo1 - McLain was superb from his linebacker spot He was credited with 19 assisted tackles, four unassisted tackles, forced two of BYUs three fumbles and twice dropped the bail carrier for a loss in Florida red-fac- ed : By Hack Miter Deseret News sports editor f Utah Aggies will Florida TALLAHASSEE, to learn more about offensive football than they to Florida Showed here in losing Saturday night, Estate if they intend to be reputable in their showdown 'game with ranking San Diego Slate. -- ; Greg Van Ness, the young quarterback who made a dazzling debut against Utah last week, 'Jumbled away the Aggie chances with three fumbles and two interceptions to lose a game the Fighting vAarmers should have won. rt.. Just as it was a big and embarrassing loss to $Jtah State, to Coach Darrell Mudra and his 4'Semmoies it was like Christmas in September. I Florida State has been doormant for several years, , with only one win in two years &ud without a wu on jiome sod since Nov. 11, 1972. t There were no alibis. The Aggie defense was 'tremendous after it solved the wide stuff of three at halfUme. It was the offense that Imprint runners gagged ot of shape. ; If this is the best offense Cocah Phil Krueger has ! ever coached, as he alleged earlier this year, USU is m their own I lh for a sad Saturday next round .pasture. Halts an afternoon game, 1:30 p m. kickoff. Oh, that first quarter. It seemed the Aggies had saS&own the Logan city cemetery to Florida. Aggies around like 11 tombstones, wearing numbers Second offensive play Van Ness fumbled on his i j 33 The defense held but Florida States Keith Singletary, kicking with the wind, got three from the ip 52 t Floridas It was just a tough day for Blanc The fiery scatback had scampered for ISO yards in 33 cames and was named the Offensive Player of the Game - despite his costly bobbles. CSUs Kevin McLain was chosen top defensive player of the game. Swden peacefully Sweden (UPD , BAASTAD, left in the third period We trailed by II points and It was difficult convincing our players that we had to stick with our game plan and not get fancy' said Arsaman. 1 repeatedly told the kids that they battled from behind last year and could do it again. With 108 left m the third period halfback Gene Butler plunged over from the two and Driscoll passed to fullback Chuck Kovac for a t conversion. second n fans The 27,491 largest crowd m CSU History came is life as a BYU drive died on the CSU-- 8 when Blanc fumbled and the Ranis recovered. CSU couidn t move the ball and punted deep to the Cougars and were aided by a Cougar chppmg penalty. On the first play, Blanc again fumoied and CSU again fell on the allusive oval on the 20, BYU was called for pass interference in the endzone, giving the Rams tne ball on the two. Fullback Jim McKenzie bulled over from the one and CSU ted for tbs first time at the mark of the last quarter. The Cougars outgained the Rams on the ground 196 yards net rushing to 125 but Dnscolls eight pass completions accounted for 123 yards compared to 80 for BYUs Giles. with rVrt HferiGwy Swedes snake Davfs finals at intermis- 10-- sion and Giles to Brian Billie k pass deep in the end zone accounted for another BYU score 18 W. 328-87- 8h S. 1 |
