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Show f rflcbler Nrhe Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, 14B X 1962 LS U Thunderbolt Strikes Georgia-Tec-h Tigers Rock Rivals in Loop Game Continued From Page B IS down the sidelines and ran 63 yards to score. But a dipping penalty set the ball back on the CSU 26.' Fortie hit Dick Darling for, six yards and then Eldon made his best run of the night an er through the middle of the CSU team to carry to the two-yarstripe. Malarsle hit center for a foot and then Fortie dove ever hi favorite right tackle hole to score. ATLANTA, Oct 6 Louisiana State struck nationally-rankeGeorgia Tech with thunderbolt named Jerry Stovall Saturday and then turned field goal by Lynn a Amedee into a 10-- Southeastern Conference football upset d d STOVALL, looking every Inch as great as his fabulous predecessor, Billy Cannon, rekickoff turned the second-hal- f 98 yards for a touchdown. Then after Tech had tied the score on a scoring Baker converted again and with 7:03 left it was 21-- STATISTICS LIU tMTl Tk II I RuiMn down, 131 3t yard, Pu!n yard PlHM Pisw lntrcpt,d Funti Fwmbl Yards 3 14S 0 3 by 0 - 144 I to 4 lost 1 nallid 44 drive In the fourth quarter, Stovall positioned LSU for its winning field goal by picking up 18 yards to the Tech 12 hi the closing minutes. It wait the first loss of the season In three games for Tech, No. 6 la the nation In the Associated Press Poll. For LSU, undefeated since the 1961 season opener, it represented a tremendous come-bactie after last weeks k v r$N. CAROLINA V , 1 t y ' Fresa Wlrephot Maryland players in first quarter of Saturday duel. Maryland won the grid duel, . Scarpati flies through the air as he hurdles 14-6- Rice. The game was a superb defensive show until the Stovall fielded the kickoff two yards from his goal and outlegged everybody Into the Tech end zone 98 yards away. QUARTERBACK Billy Loth-ridgmagnificent In defeat for Tech, steered the embattled Yellow Jackets on a spectacular drive that covered 73 yards in nine plays and hit end Billy Martin with a scoring pass. 195-poun-d w Devils, WSU Play to Tie Alabama Nails 21st Win By Associated Press Maryland Clips Gamecocks, 14-- 6 defending National champions, By Associated Press Oct shocked the Bama partisans N.C., Oct 6 RALEIGH, and continuing 6 The Alabama Crimson Tide by scoring first to give the Tide almost more Sophomore halfback Ken Andrusko returned a punt finally wore down Vanderbilts than It could handle. 78 yards for a first period undermanned Commodores BIRMINGHAM, ALA., Saturday night and carved out a 17-Southeastern Conference football victory to run its unbeaten string to 21. THE SURPRISINGLY tough Vanderbilt crew, not given a ghost of a chance against the 7 THE VANDERBILT line, led by Tom Kenny, Sam Sul-linand Dick Teets, gave Bama sophomore quarterback Joe Namath his roughest night, forcing him to fumble on key drives and handing him his first pass interception. touchdown and Maryland went on to defeat North , SaturCarolina State, Atlantic Coast day in-- An Conference football game. THE LOSS was States second In three games. s 23-2- The Rams tied it up with score and then pushed ft over nine minutes remaining in on the next try for the touch- the halt down. march Jt came on a and was set up when sophomore tailback Phil Brady went back to pass on third down, was hit hard, fumbled and the ball was recovered on the BYU 44 by tackle Curtis Threatt. Alex Humackich booted the point that tied It at The Rams were geared to stop Fortie and they did a good job of this as he was able' to gain just 39 yards rushing in the first hall A RUNNING play got one yard, then Christensen hit end Torn Sperl for a and found Sperl again on the BYU nine. Sperl was tackled hard and fumbled the ball but alert Doug Newton fell on the ball on the BYU four-yarline for a first down. Christensen tried a sneak st thaTgalned-almoenough" To THE TWO TEAMS battled through a rather listless and scoreless third quarter but the Cougars had mounted a drive that carried to the Colorado State line as the quarter ended. Frantz intercepted another Christensen pass on the CSU 44 and carried to the Ram 38. was still 7-- d six-yard- d 7-- d "It ' By Associated DALLAS, TEX., Pr Oct 6--Two glaring Southern Methodist errors and the passing of Terry Isaacson and - Dave Backus Air Force added up to a 25-2- Academy victory Saturday-BUT AIR FORCE had to stop SMU on the three-yar-d line with 20 seconds left to get the triumph. Don Campbell fumbled on Southern Methodists first play from scrimmage, Air Force re- covered and it led to a .flekrigoai by Johir Ga vind DOWNTOWN & COTTONWOOD 7-- 7 STATE Associate FIVE MINUTES later BYU scored again. This time corner- man Alan Robinson picked off a Bill Derringer pass on the CSU 38 and scampered down the right sidelines on a nifty run for 62 years and the fourth Cat touchdown. Baker, naturally, converted again and it was then 28-- and that's the way it neded. The Cougars and the Rams were deadlocked at at halftime with both clubs guilty of mistakes. The Cats scored first with 3:25 left In the opening period. BYU safetyman Gene Frantz picked off an errant John Christensen pass on the Cougar 43 and followed some good blocking until ha was knocked out of bounds on the CSU four. There fullback Bill Nelson went Into the center of the line but got no more than a foot Fortie angled off right tackle on his favorita play to cross ' tha goal line. Air Force . Nabs 0 Victory In SMU Battle 28-- 7 7 s In orbit! North Carolina State's Joe Hes l f 6-- with 7 Cougars Roll Past Ram Eleven, By Associate Press Flnt for 10-- Upset slim husky regular Trusty Frank Baker boot ed tha ball and BYU held a 14-6- Vumwammiai zS 14 K j v k' By Aaaoclated Preal 'Tim p ErxRizrocr 6 !r Washington State University exploded for 24 points in the final 17 minutes of play Saturtie day night to earn a with Arizona State University. THE COUGARS tied the game with only six minutes to go when reserve quarterback Dale Ford tossed a pass to end Gerry Shaw. 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