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Show yl'riM if T-Bi- Special to The Tribune Sat-urd- to defeat Westminster College, The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference game was 13-- f Bunce Leads Iff I s Stanford To Key Win f f 1 CORVALLIS, ORE. (AP) -QDon Bunce, tossing touchdown passes of 46 uarterback and 67 yards, pushed Stanford to within a step of a Rose Bowl berth Saturday with an 31-2- Con- Pacific-Eig- 4 ference football triumph over Oregon State. Stanford stunned the crowd of 29,230 by Rallying behind Bunce to erase a 24-- Oregon 3 State lead, getting the wind ning touchdown on a run by Jackie Brown with 53 one-yar- seconds remaim'ng. Bunce had three of his passes picked off by Oregon State linebacker Steve fcrowm in the first half, but he came back with a scoring toss to flanker John W'inesberry in he second quarter and a payoff pitch to split end Miles Moore late in the third period. d Cougars Sink Ducks WACH. (UPI) Bernard Jackson won the battle and Washington State the war Saturday as the Cougars battled through e light snowfall to beat the Oregon SPOKANE, Ducks 31-2- Jackson, in a Pacific-- Conference duel with Oregon's Bobby Moore for league rush- igrii-w- fr-- SP n "TWJfHJ from St. to weath- George Cedar City because of er conditions. With the exception of an scoring march in the first quarter, the Parsons did not penetrate deeper than the SUSC line. The Thunder'oircls, meanwhile, roiled up 324 total yards but they were given up grudgingly by the Parsons. Only once did SUSC cross the goal line. The other points came on two Chuck Bowden field goals. Westminster d d to open period honors, picked up Rushing yardaqe Passing yardaq Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Quarterback Ray Dickerson used the running and receiving of Jim Phillips most of the drive. College Football Scores Across LLS. 13-- 7 Bait Muhlenbe-- Three plays later, Gawaldo went in on a triple option play from four yards out. Bowden's extra point tied the score with 2:15 left in the half. SUSC found the Parson fense tough as it neared pay dirt in the second half, but Bowden converted two of four field goal attempts. The fir-- came with 5:43 to play in the third period. It came from 31 yards out. Westminster kept the pressure on until Bowden put the game out of reach with a 43 yarder with4:ll tl play. Bowden's misses came from 40 and 41 yards . The Parson's running game was held to a net gain of only 52 yards but the Salt Lake City team did gain 107 yards thiough the air. Chuck Riley gained 47 of the Parsons yards on the ground. Fullback Jim Easley ran for 71 yards for the Thunderb-irds- . Swarthmort 0 Tempi 3 2, Dataware 27 Harvard 24, Renn 27 Penn Stare 35, Weet Virginia 7 Prmoon 9 Brown New Hampshire 26, Rhode Island O Plymouth Star 14, Ptattsourgh 13 C W Post 37, Adelofti f Colgate 30 lehign 21 Wesleyan 33, Hamilton 0 Coast Guard 19 Trinity 17 Montclair State 41, Trenton State 13 Alfred 17, C&rlend State 0 Amherst 35, Tufts 4 Delaware Valley 14, Susquehanna 7 George Town 32, Dickinson zl Howard 35, Hampton 0 28. American Mam 7 internatonal Mastieid State 10, Lock Haven 7 Moravian 24, Albngnt ?t St Lawrence 35, Rochester 0 Southern 14. Connecticut State, 13 Gettysburg Massachusetts 24, Vermont 15 Thiel TP Allegheny 15 BrocKporf 37, Bridgeport I St Francis Xavier 40. Moire Maritime 6 Holy Cross 17, Northeastern 7 Pittsburgh 31. Syracuse ?! Bowdom 42. Bates 15 Bucknell 14, Rutoers 13 W Uiams 36 Union 15 St John $ 24, Fordham 14 Ithaca 27, Grove City 7 Kings Point 20, Lafayette 0 M ddlebury 35, Norwich 25 N'CholS 16, Curry 0 Wagner 17, SonngHed 12 Colby 38 Hobart 38 Cornell 24, Columbia 21 36, Millersville East Stroudsburg State 12 Manhattan 15, Pace 0 Rensselaer 28, Worcester Tech 21 PMC Colleges 40, D revel if Dartmouth 17, Yale 15 12 Edinboro State 42, Shippensbgrg lndana, Pa , 13, Wilkes 0 Rock 47, Waynesburg S'lery Juniata 16, Washington & Jefferson 7 Wagner 17, Springfield 12 Washington (Mo.) 34, Carnegie-Mello- the first quarter. From that point on SUSC dominated the game. The first Thunderbird score g 34, 12 The big play was an toss to Phillips to put the ball on the SUSC four. Chuck Riley bulled his way for the final two yards and the score. Bob Whittwer kicked th extra points with 25 seconds left in Albany State 31, Siena 20 Bloomsborg 21, Cheyney State Geneva 62, Ursmus 7 14 Leva non Valley 22, Franklin & Marshall 20 Upsaia 22, Lvcorrln If Wes Chester 62, Kufttown 0 15, Case Western Reserve A Behny C'arion 17, California State, Pa, 0 West Chester 62, iCutitcwn 0 West Liberty 27, West Virginia Tech 0 Michagan State 43. Purdue 10 Mount Union 29, MarieHa If Denison 28, Muskingum 0 Illinois 24, Northwestern 7 Kenyon 35, Oberlin 14 Michigan ft, Indiana 7 Notre Dame 21, Navy 0 Ohio State U, M nnesota 1? Oklahoma 43 Iowa Sia'e 12 Oklahoma State 17, Kansas 10 Wayne State 37 Illinois (Chicago) 0 Iowa 16, Wisconsin 13 Bethany 15, Aoeibert 6 Dayton 35 Youngstown 24 Memphis State 45 Cmc nnati 21 Nebraska 31, Colorado 7 Toeido 45, Miami of Ohio 6 Northern Illinois 26, Kent State 7 Western Michigan 28 Ohio U iliino s Weslevan 33, Elmhurst 24 Millikin 29, North Central 6 Cornell (Iowa) 21, Knox 7 North Park 23, Wheaton 2? W stern Illinois 21, Ashland 20 St John's 10 Concordia 0 Eastern Michigan 3i, Northern Michigan 3 Northwood 17 Austin Peay 14 BluHton 14, Ohio Northern 13 Dana 14 Sioux Fans O Westminster, Pa , 45, John Carroll 13 Wooster 17, Hiram 10 Jamestwon W Concordia 6 Moorehead State 6 Michigan Tech 0 Albion 13, Olivet 13 Berrvdii Sa'e IS $t Cloud Stae W Cameron State 3. Southeast Oklahoma State U Carthage 40 Auoustana 14 Eastern Illinois 32, Southwest Missouri 21 Central Michigan 10, Akron 7 Frankl. . 32, Anderson 21 Eastern Illinois 22, Southwest Missouri 21 Gustavus Adolphus 71, St Thomas 0 Mankato State 14, Adams State 0 Minnesota - Duluth 3a, Augsburg 0 Minnesota Morris 33, Southwest Minnesota 0 Minot State 9, Lea 6 Ncrth Dakota 23, No'thern Iowa 10 Ohio W'esleyan 21, Wittenberg 14 Panhandle State 20 Central Stale 14 St Olaf 51, Milwaukee 6 Kansas State, Pittsburg, 27, Washburn Souih 12 Western Kentucky 34 Morehead 11 Kentucky State 33, Fort Valley State Clemson 10 Wake Forest f Kentucky 33, Virg mi Tech 27 Virgin a U, North Caroune Stale 10 C'taoet 28 Illinois Stae 0 Tech 21 Duke 0 Georg Maryland 33, Virginia Military 0 North Carolina 36, William & Vary 25 North Carolina Central 21, South Carolina State 1? Randolph-Maco- n Western 43, Maryland 12 20 John Hopkins 30, Towson State 15 Tennessee 38 Tulsa 3 Marshall 12, Bowling Green 10 Mississippi 24, Louisian State 22 Auburn 40, Florida 7 Virginia S ate 37 Virginia Union 7 Morgan State 21, North Carolina A&T Elizabeth Frostoorg Hampaen-Sydne- 7 City 21 Fayetteville 2 State 19, Glassboro State 17 v 24. Emory & Henry Livingstone 20 St Paul ft 8 Shepnerd 21 Bridoewater 7 Liberty 27, West Virginia Tech 0 Tennessee Tech 14. Chattanooga 7 Middle Tennessee State 29, Bali State West 0 Newberry ?f, GiMiford 1? abama Stae 12, Alabama A&M 6 Gienvilie State 21, West Virginia State A Jackson State 46 Texas Lutheran ?0 Jacksonville State 3D Tennessee Marti n 10 Salen 27, Concord 14 Louisians Tech 24, Southeast Louisiana 9 1J Mars HHI ?7, Gardner-V'ebf- c Alcorn A8.M 40 Bishop 21 Mississippi Valley 37, Prarie View 7 Samford 33, Mitlsaps O Midwest lowe 20, Wisconsin 16 Kansas State 28 Missouri 1? Kearney State 31, Missouri Western 7 s ft M. Northeast Missouri State 16 Northwest Missouri ilote 3 Noithwest of Iowa 28, Bethel, Minn, 8 St Joseph's 20, Wabash 7 Sterling 9, Bethel, Kans 7 Valley C'ty 28, PMIsbury 13 Wiiimmgton 17, centre 6 Wise , Piattevilie 10 Wise , Superior 0 Whitewater '9 Eau Ctaire 14 Newberry 28, GuitMord 12 Alabama State 12, Alabama A M 6 Gienvilie State 21, west Virginia 5tae I , ewri(, Rno west Wyoming 29, Utoh 16 Montana 14, Weber State 3 Ricks 35, Snow 7 Boise State 52, Montana State 26 Stanford 31, Oregon State 24 Utah state 18 Colorado State 17 Southern California 28 California Washington 23. UCLA 12 Washington State 31, Oregon 21 SUSC 13 Westminster 7 Central Washington State 24, 2 Jackscn state 8 Texas Lutheran 20 Jacksonville Stae 30, Tennessee Mar- tin 10 Iowa Central 37, DubuoueO Indiana Central 21, Principle U Simpson 2i, upper lewa 3 Bjena Vista 24, Wartburg 20 William Penn 24 Luther 7 River Falls 7, Steven Point 6 Stout 21, Winona 7 Miitcn 25. Concordia 13 La Crcsse 7, Oshkosh o Lakeland 54 Northwestern 21 Kenyon 35 Obt?rlm 14 tewa Central 37 Dubudue d Monmout! 27 Ripou Culver Stccktcr, 27 Euieka 0 Adrian ?6. Kalamazoo 6 Alma ?8 Hope 20 C arieton 27 Coe 12 Dakota State 3 Huron 0 Ferr sta'e 28, F.noiav 13 Graceiand 12 Central Methcout 9 Hamimp U, MacAlester 0 H mover 9 Tavior 3 Hillsdale 2a Central State 6 Mayv lie State 15 Chadron State 13 Mcrnn qstde 26, Missouri South 21 Rose Poty 18, Iowa Wesleyan 16 u Northeastern nois 6 St. Louis 0 'aiparaiso 30 DePauw 12 Southwest Texas 22 Southern Methodist 19 Rice 9 Texas Tech 7 Gambling 21, Texas Southern 7 Quantico 32, East Central Oklahoma North Texas State 21, Drake 12 Ouachitc. 31. Arkansas State 14 Arkansas A&MC 45, Hardin 14 Howard Payne 35, Sam Houiton Fori Lewis 20, Western 261 21 Both scored two touchdowns Cougars kept alive their hopes for the Rose Bowl. Jackson took the ball on the first Cougar play from scrimmage and gave an indication o things to come as he rambled around left end for 51 yards before being knocked down by his own blocker on the Oregon 14. as the New Mexico Lewis & Clark 14 New Mexico 34, Arizona 28 Northern Arizona 48, San Fernando Pacific Lutheran 38, Uaho Col.eqa Puget Sound 26, Portland State I Sacramento 38 St Mary's 21 Southern Oregon 9 Oregon Tech Western State 37, Colorado Mines 17, PLASM fractions; 1 lifli im.ienn ivfvev eat SOUTH PbiM ft p. . STATE " 33-74- 9 17 A on the Westminster seven. Trojans Breeze BERKELEY, CALIF. (UPI) Jimmy Jones, playing his best game of the season, ran for one touchdown and passed for two more Saturday in leading Southern Caluornia to a 28-- victory over California. The victory, Southern Cals second in a row, evened the while Trojans recoiJ at California, which had gone e into the game with a winning streak, slipped WHY WAIT? 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