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Show North Wins Hula Bowl; South Best In Senior Tilt Running Attack, Defense Wins 50-6 Rout for North in Hula Bowl Hemmond Leads South To 34-21 Senior Win HONOLULU (UPI) MOBILE North,. using — The) @ It marked the second straight from the two, followed with a crunching Ajj.star game in which he was | 0 | South mond Gunner, |20ne W jams fell on it) No—Cassatta 3 ren, goals of 10 and 23 yards by Bowl Hammond history of the classic. The North took & 70 jead in valuable for one ter | ster First Set F.our Recor 19 on a i2yard scoring pass, The of San Diego State stunned the South also rode Hammond's crowd of 40,156 with a 90-yard touchdown rundack of a kickoff It Ros Collins KOSS yer in a row l | SPORTS F : 1 BET 1 two strokes better than Gene| ae apath Ferrell of Verona, Pa., who |>outh against six for 7 losses and a _ pena) eee walk allover Goodridge’s head. The South dewned the North 34-21 tn the 19th annual Senior 3 =m Yards penalized Bow! Ps had 62, va Western! California Ti . 41; Colorade With 7 4 mrrente to the an, the! EUGENE Ore. (UPI)—Call Cougar tenkmen set meet]fornia’s Russ Critchfield netted ! nament twice. He won the first] North time in 1966. ; L osing S naps AU Pe to win issoutapew “pur-/9% eh game Saturday in Mobile, Ala, (Herald-UPI Streak Country Club layout salvaged Nor—Kiick 4 ver 10 from ak he vetryfor ‘Collins, who Anderson Wi ponies on thefinalholes. in 31417 OM Dipl jomat| Sou"G’ KKeyes par over rounds ioeere ° e 177 08 South |Nor—Mosey 90 Hekolrere, ree m run, Ke 4 ener La wee place with a sub-parfinal row aeaietik , Keyes kick. J records yard400yard|high back 96 points to tie abis9681 own victory career, 2008 TUCSON, Ari) State51-60closed the gap from S1-41) Arizona outrebounded ASU 56.|°% 70 for a 287. He edged third) Sim--Homan1”pass from Ham stroke “inte relay, the and spark held Ariz, steady(UPI) lead, —spt in two minutes, Sea-|49, Halsber Alvin, Odomye eo aniley page’ from breaststrokebutterfly relay, the! over Oregon Saturday in Paeific|®t by Bill &Davis with 28 points,|burn Hill and Willie Harris! Top Wildcat scorers were oflaceGalveston Tex., anotbeh| Keyes|Kick. by one isco ieee 200-yard 00-yard indi mpion, Davis with 28, Bill Foster with|‘rmer 1|te snap a four - game losing! scored the nine points, reiay and the Richt Conference medley Te| play, Ealibochin. s00k- ah |streak and win their first West-| Arizona then switched to a|16, and Root with 10. Men in|S*ke. : Nor—Dyer 43 from SchneiDelesharonVe Lom Ger ieleudoe Yoo bern co, melaemsausaaeel 2 alin | { | osleat adotpoeom : SUNDAY, JANUARY1,186 [SigofDenver,8 | Oregon 96-81 | x ¥guertarieck atomKenSchnetder the Dyer fpae Arizona State's y eS ue lammond, who completed 11 MIAMI (UPI)—Ross’ Collins of 19 passes for 176 yards, found 16 a distant second with 66 points, Sunday Herold |S” Golf Tourne’ 4 - De ae waticellega jo is Goodrid; "7 sry (lOeach,» making"en ee South's Bobcamped hanled is bat of ColoradoRebel (2)uidsookied DICK ANDERSON NORTH'S 23g (81) 73. 146 yardage 113 § [Passing Return Yardege of Vanderbilt and aot down toi. Cabana So fen at neaot Jgoter|imsiant pros. North players gt Brighcn Young University|won the Relays for ie second |Yerte® 14 jiineeisa one =|” “unouched scooled pili Goins 6 five other schools with victories tallying 108 polnts. Swimming meet, The Cougars while See a as “ Smiley! the second period, Haven ) three holes Saturday out stiil hitting Homan and Smiley with | managed to take a two-stroke) touchdown passes and marching |vietory in the National Left the South back ig a for |hand If championship, Yeyes’ field goal, the 23- North South downs swimmers easily outdistanced | || ws.i.& see" e a and hit\quarterback Paul Toscano. !n Wins Lefty No.—Csonka 3 run, pass failed. A—21,000. — Statistics of the North-So Denver Relays; touchdown Lamar Tech's Tommy = No.—Apise 5 run, most, allAmerica end Dennis Homan four-yard pass from Wyoming INFO, Depoyster_ 20 Beban was dropped ‘or losscs| beserige Then Cassata capped a 2%)No—Wright 48 from Cassfa lyard drive by sneaking over ata nn em 189,Trapp 20 pass trom Boban, ‘ run failed. e —named pla er of the game —|the first period when W passed 17 yards to Alabamas ing’s Jim Klick scored eer e from 4 and 2 The South also scored on field i Mississippi's Jimmy Keyes—th North in the 19th annual Senior 557.5 me gals = the iter seven tines for 59 yards. Y’ Swimmers Win eon. touci rallied in the third period to take a 3421 victory over the aaa, amS | Wyoming ticked the first of five |Depoyuteekick from Raye, wy two and set up two olher j, uchdewns scores Saturday as the South out. 00066 Nebraska's Wayne Mylan and| bademiwesgut ak threw passes nlit Rn gpa ae | | State's Harry UPI) Florida passing arm deep in three-yard snenk and Raye hit running attack plus a a on the losing side. Ten days! Wright for a fourth score defense, completely outclass , Beban and the West lost to After a scoreless third quar. the South, 504, Saturday in Le m' an East i team in theora annual ter, Depoyster kicked a 20-yard 2nd aanual Hula Bow! game. Shrine East-West game in San field goal to make it 31-0 and Syracuse quarterback Rick Francisco. Cassata took a pitchout from Cassata scored two touchdowns Gunner was named the Raye and hit Wright, who and passed for another to lead game's outstanding lineman. barely madeit into the end zone the North, but it was the The North's other touchdowns to make it 37-4. bulldozer running of Syracuse were scored by Williams, when A crowd of about 21,000 saw teammate Larry Csonka and @ he recovered a Beban fumble in the game which was televised hard charging defense line the end zone by Illinois’ John back to the mainland via the which carried the North to its Wright on a 21-yard pass from wani Bird satellite. third straight victory. Jimmy Raye of Michigan State, Csonka, who was a unanimous and by Bob Apisa of Michigan North MM 0 m0 cholee fe outstanding back, State on a five-yard run. Scoring carried the ball 20 times for 117 The North built up a 28-0 lead yards and scored one touch No.—Williams recovered fumble down, Heisman Trophy winner by halftime when Meylan hit in end zone, Depoyster kick. "i . Reban on the ‘our, knocking the ee . DION'T F KNOW I by ED GIVAN lay. ton lead |, Athletic Conference game| man-to-man defense and recap-|double figures for the Sun Dev- e, Reagon, Funck, For the Berkeley team, Bob| "ne, Wildeats, had miele Davis capturing) kay with 10. BYU; 3:21. Presley had 29 points and 16 and went into! all 10 was| the. third period with a 30-36) In for 30-yard backstroke relay, Ya-| rebounds, gimashite, Allison, allen, BYU;|Ken smith 22 pol Tead. In the second half, Ar-| game the 2:51.2 (new meet record better-|Abrahamson, John Pi f|20Na continued to master with a/score to pene anevel Statistics of the Senior Bow! points. Tt was the first WAC game|When won, Gus Maue obo game: tht. te last minutes of .the|ever televised. TV Sports, Icn.,|Kitchener, Ont., shot a 204 to Sun Devils closed the| aired the game to 20 stations|takefifth place. First Downs Bb 19 71-80 but Dick Root|in Arizona, Utah, Texas, Mon-| serene Rushing yardage 5 178 ‘ing the old record of 2:52.1 set| ang Billy Gaskin also hit in 10 point lead, However with Ti) managed to edge another three|tana, Wyoming, Colorado, New) alg tbs * Sy fut sal in 1967 BYU). double figures for the Ducks, - a sens ery bettering 4:00.3 set in uoP Opens Its laosardtweasokebat y, Campbell, O'Keefe, Universityte ofheed teor Schroeder, that eM the domes [[Burien, BYU,¢:00.2 (new meet ‘every yeor | 1406 troah116Wien BYU). {Minutes of play left, Arizona| points for Arizona. NS Mexico and Idaho. ° Rift B I . Wo.yard medley freestyle, Ya WCACDefense etween AA v : I Passing yardage tei = igen Asks for ‘ 176 Runback yardage Birmingham g Fastee 22 215 8 ae 16g Fumbles lost 0 Yardspenalied a 1 3 Grid G. 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