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Show 4D The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, November 3, 1S70 Plunkett Passes Stanford Indians Into Rose Bowl Tribe Nips Huskies Oregon 29-2- 2 By Monzon Cools Nino For World Crown Fouls Leads A. By Falcons STANFORD, CALIF. (LTI) Jim Plunkett, college football's most successful paser ever, threw four scoring strikes Saturday as the StanIndians ford came from EUGENE, ORE. (AP) -Sophomore quarterback Dim d Fouts dazzled Air Force with four touchdown passes Saturday as underdog Oregon stunned the in a wide-opeFalcons intersectional fotball game. It was the first loss in nine games for Air Force. Oregon, playing without star tailback Bobby Moore, improved - its record to The two teams, ranked among the nation's best in total offense, put on a scoring show for a ninth-ranke- Statistics WrxtunftM Stanford First Df"ns 11 Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Return Yardage Passes Pun'- - Fumbles i. M 17 1d7 23 Jr& 52 55 2 0 27 Lost Yards penalized 46-3- 3 Is-- 37 6 1 M behind in the fourth quarter to 2 and defeat Washington gain their first Rose Bowl berth in 19 years. Good Day Plunkett, who holds erery Facifie-Conference passing record and the NCAA total offense mark, connected on 22 of 36 passes - for 268 yards. That .enabled the Stanford senior, a leading Heisman Trophy candidate, to break by six yards the career passing mark of 7.076 yarns held by Steve Ramsey of North Texas State. Plunkett thiew scoring passes of six yards to Jacky Brown, nine to Jack Lasater, 29-2- 1 ' 4 L 'k. v - ' n Art - 1 '0 v ak - VM 6 A'- tf i a. . Bob climaxed a drive with 7:32 left to play and gave the Indians their winning margin after Washlead ington had taken a in the final minute of the third quarter. The victory was Stanford's sixth without a loss in Pac-- 8 play and gave the Indians the league title for the first time since 1951. It also was their eighth victory of the year in nine games overall. unWashington, a derdog, Jolted the Indians on the opening kickoff which Jim Fries; ran back 93 yards for a touchdown., Associated Stanfords Jim Plunkett (16) picks up stiort gain before Huskies Jim Katsenes stops him. six-pla- y Wild Show ; Before the first quarter was over, Plunkett threw three TD passes to give the Indians a seemingly unbeatable 21-- 7 lead. for But the Huskies, now the year, battled back on a d pass by Sonny to John Brady with 49 seconds left in the first half and then went ahead in the third quarter when Sixkiller bolted nine yards up the middle on a broken play to cut the Stanford lead to one point at Sixkiller, unable to work out during the week because of the flu, then threw to Ace Bulger for two extra points and the lead." The Stanford defense, which time and again stopped the Huskies when it seemed they might pad the lead in the final quarter, stopped Sixkiller and Washington at the Stanford 2? on a situation. ' Trojans Come to Life, Shatter WSU, 70-3- 3 one-yar- 21-2- fourth-and-thre- e Finds Range Plunkett, unable to mount a drive in the third quarter, then rose to the occasion, hitting on three passes for 48 yards in the drive which he culminated by throwing to Vataha just inside the end zone. That gave the Indians a five-poilead and Plunkett made it seven when he threw to Brown for two extra points. Its Ham-Frie- First string McNeill ran for touchdowns of and 54. 46, ARK. n performance Saturday to whip Rice Razor-back- s The eighth-ranke38-1- d saw a 3-- 0 yards 70-3- ' Second string quarterback Mike Rae passed for three touchdowns as the Trojans, who managed only a touchdown a game In their last two 10 times games, scored against WSU. Records Fall The scoring set records for the most points by each team against the other and the most points in a Washington State game. Forty-tw- o of the 10 points came in the fourth McNeill ran for two touchdowns and Rae for two touchdowns period. of his passed in that period. Rae, who came in late in the second period, hit Skip Thomas for 45 yards and Charles Young with 37 yards. touchHe also had a down pass to Sam Dickerson in the second period. Scores Twice The Cougars second-strin- g fullback, Ken Lyday, scored twice on runs of 34 and 2 yards in the defenseless game. His long run came in the third period and the shorty capped the scoring in the fourth period. Quarterback Ty Paine added a touchdown pass to Tony Lomax in the third period. Davis, the Pacific-8'- s leading rusher, opened tne scoring and almost carried tne Southern Cal offense by himself until he left high-scorin- g Clarence first-quart- lead evaporate when the Owls scored twice within one minute late m the second quarter. Bath tallies were set up by Razorback miscues. But the Poikers came out running in the third quarter. They held Rice after the kickoff and then, from the Owl 42 after a short punt, smashed over in seven play? with Montgomery going in for the touchdown. Tailback Mike Saint who scored two touchdowns himself of 2 and 1 yards, picked up most of the yardage on Beavers Win short gains. Bill McClard, who kicked the field goal, added he point and the Razorbacks were down first-quart- The worlds lightest chain saw. 6V2 lbs. At the worlds lightest price. pair ' Oregon mounted five long marches for uh? scoring toss clutch which clinched the victory. Brian Bream scored three times on short runs. His third touchdown lead gave Air Force a Statistics Artisne New Mexice d Tailback 35-2- 9 -- lethargic Oregon State team roared to life in the second half Saturday and upset Caliin a Pacific-- 8 foofornia tball game. It was Oregon State's first conference victory after four conferlosses. Cal has a ence mark. In the first half, California scored on two of four opportunities while OSU made only one first down and had net yardage of 4. Surbrises Dele nse after three quarters. 16-1- 0 0 2-- 3 But the Beavers opened the second half using the option play and surprised the California defense with a scoring pass from quarterback Jim Kilmartin to end Jeff Kolberg. The next time Oregon State had the ball, Kilmartin directed the team 53 yards in 12 Dave plays and fullback Schilling took it over, putting OSU ahead for good. Slashing Running 28-1- 2 NORMAN, OKL. (AP) -Oklahoma, sparked by sopho- more Greg Pruitt's three made the big touchdowns, plays Saturday and took advantage of early Missouri mistakes for a Big Eight football victory Conference before 54,750 at Owen Field. In winning, the Sooners kept alive their hopes for the conference title. They now stand in the Big Eight and 5 3 overall. Injury-riddle- d Missouri is in the league and 5 for all games, the first time in Coach Dan Devine's 13 years the Tigers have lost as many as five regular-seasogames. 28-i- 3 3-- 1 2-- 3 4-- n Pruitt, a 177-l- b speed e Henry turned a around midway through the second quarter when he wiggled through a tight opening in the left side of the Arizona line and went 52 yards to make the score 14-' He added a second touch-dow- n late in the third quarter when he took a piVhowt around the left side, threw a pair of moves at the Arizona secondary, and sped 40 yards for the score. The victory was a sweet one for Henry who played foe Ala7 Sooners Whip Wounded Tigers, Saturday in a Western Athletic Conference football game. The victory enabled New Mexico to keep pace with Arizona State in the WAC race. Both teams now have records. A mer-chan- t, caught touchdown passes of 60 and 34 yards n from Quarterback Jack and zipped two yards around end for another score. Mil-dre- California, getting good field position throughout the first half, utilized the 'Inching running of Tim Todd to got its opportunities. Todd gained 35 mogordo School High ball-gam- two a team that years ago never won a game in 11s three-yea- r high school career. The Lobos, third best rushing team in the country, rolled up 397 yards against Arizona. Henry contributed 171 yard3 on 14 carries. New Mexico opened the drive scoring on a minwith four and utes gone in the game, but Arizona came back with a drive of its own. 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Arizona; WAC Tied 36-3- Rice as Hogs Triumph Favored Arkansas, (UPI) stunned by two quick Rice came roaring touchdowns, back from a halftime deficit on Quarterback Bill Mo- ntgomery's 6 Southern Cal rebounding rolled over Washington State. Saturday In a Pacific-' football game. d V A YETTEVTLLE. (AP) -tailback Rod WASH. SPGKANE, Lobos Whip two-yar- Fouts-Newlan- 4 Six-kill- er Associated P m Wirephate Nino Benvenuti sprawls on canvas after blow by Carlos Monzon knocked champ out in 12th, - They traded touchdowns all afternoon before Oregon finally went ahead in the fourth quarter. Fullback Jim Anderson's d scoring run and Ken Woody's kick for the extra 3 point put Oregon ahead with 12:18 left in the game. Oregon added an insurance score moments later after defensive end Mike Johnson recoverd an Air force fumble at the Falcon 39. Fouts on the first play unloaded a rifle shot to spilt end Bob Newland in the e n d zone. 22-2- 1 fifth-ranke- d Press wcephoto upset fin-ish- crowd of 24,700. Moore and 14 to Randy Vataha. Vataha throw to The 27 to n give-and-ta- I The 28year-ol- d Argentines speed and longer reach gave him an r over the more experienced champion. Both the fighters barely made weight limit at Monzons blow came two minutes into the round. The punch caught the champion flush on the chin. Benvenuti was still lying on his btek when referee Rudolf Durst of West Germany counting him out. Spectators jumped into the ring as Benvenuti hit the canvas and tried to attack the referee. Police intervened to shove the fans back. 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