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Show Sunday, October 4, 1970 OSU Defeats A Tough Duke Team COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)~ Rex Kern, Leo Hayden and John Brockington rushed for 397 yards and two touchdowns and defensive end Ken Luttner Stanford Upset By Boilermakers tenacious Duke 34-10 here Saturday. Kern scored on a three-yard run and passed 11 yards to Larry Zelina for another tan 45 yards for another score touchdown and STANFORD,Calif. (UPI)— Purdue’s defensive trcops, led by Randy Cooper and Arnold Carter, helped convert Stanford mistakesinto three touchdowns. a field goal and a safety Saturday as the underdog Boilermakers routed thefifth 5 26-14 Brockington KSU Upsets Colorado stopped Penn State’s 31-game Narrow Victory For SMU Over Northwestern EVANSTON, Ill. (UPI)— Chuck Hixson, Southern Methodist’s passing specialist, pulled a switch Saturday when he ran eight yards for a touchdown and two more yards for the margin needed to give the Mustangs a 21-20 victory over Northwestern. The eight-point splurge put the Mustangs seven points ahead at the time. But Northwestern came within an aceof pulling out a tie when Al Robinson punched through the middle of the SMU line for a touchdown. SMU's lead held up only because Bill Planicek’s extra point attempt was wide. The win, first for the Mustangs on a Big Ten gridiron in 19 years, was hard earned and came despite several bad breaks. The Mustangs jumped to a 13-0 lead but they weretrailing 20-13 when they started the march from the Northwestern 38 late in the third quarter. Hixson faked a pass and ran Navy Glum Over Loss SEATTLE, Wash. (UP)— Washington scored almost at will Saturday as the Huskies rolled over Navy 56-7, equaling the most points ever scored against the Midshipmen, It also was the highest score rolled up by Washington since 1951 when the Huskies talled 56 against Montana. Husky quarterback Sonny Sixkiller left the gameafter he opened the second quarter by passing 33 yards to Ralph Bayard te give the Huskies a 21-0 lead. Sixkiller appeared only briefly in the second half. Substitute quarterbacks Greg Collins and Stv: Hanzlik guided the Huskies most of the remainder of the game. Washington scored on the secondplay of the contest when defensive back Bob Burmeister intercepted AdeDillon’s pass on the Navy 28 and ran it into the end zone. Washington got a gift touchdownin the third period when Navy was called for pass interference on the three-yard line and Washington scored on the next play. Halfback Darrell Downey made it 49-0 when he took a screen pass from Collins and scampered 43 yards for another Washington six-pointer. Navy finally got on the scoreboard when Washington safety Ron Volbrecht fumbled a punt on ais own 25. Halfback ‘i a coy ae it eerie through the ‘middle of the PENN State Drops Wildcat line for the score. He didn’t bother to fake before Another One; duplicating the run from the i twofor two extra points. The victory squared SMU’s football record for 1970 at 2-2 andleft Northwestern without a win in three games. The Mustangs scored their last victory in Big Ten territory over Ohio State in 1951. Cutting Horse iati Association | Makes Plans . Theexecutive committee of the Utah Valley NonProfessional Cutting Horse Association under the direction of President Kenneth R. Gilman held a recent meetingto plan for coming activities during the winter months. Wisconsin Glad MADISON,Wis. (UPI)—Neil Graff fired two touchdown passes—52-yards to Larry Mia- lik and 27-yards to Terry Whittaker—to break a fourthquarter tie and give Wisconsin a 29-16 upset victory over Penn State Saturday. It wasthefirst victory of the season for the Badgers, who had lost one and tied one. The loss was the second in a row for the 17th ranked Nittany Lions, who had a 23-game ini! ken by inning streak bro Colorado a week earlier. Graff, who spent muchof the day on his back as Penn State’s defense spilled him time after time threw three touchdown strikes and set up a fourth with a 16-yard run in the first period. Penn State scored first on a A dinner for all current memberswill be held at the Oak 2-yard field goal by Mike Crest Inn in Spanish Fork on Reitz, but the Badgers came October 28 beginning at 7:30 back after an interception and p.m. A short business meeting Graff's 16-yard run set up will takeplace atthis timealso. Rufus Ferguson for a threeThefirst cutting activities are planned for Wednesday, November4, 1970 at 7:30 p.m.at the Horse Palace in Spanish Fork. Arrangements have been yard scoring jaunt Penn State is Wisconsin is 1-1-1. 1-2 and Army RoutedIn Tennessee Match made with the management of the Horse Palace for the use of the facilities each Wednesday KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)— night throughout the coming Reserve quarterback Dennis winter. Chadwick threw two touchdown passes Saturday as Tennessee WakeForest Downs Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (UPI) — Quarterback Larry Russell scored twice and passed for another touchdown Saturday in leading Wake Forest to its first victory of the year, a 27-7 Atlantic Coast Conference decision over bumbling Virginia, ran roughshod over a stunned roughshod over a stunned Army team with 652 yards in total offense for a 483 rout. Army madeit 7-3 in thefirst period on Arden Jensen's 23yardfield goal. But that was as Close as the Cadets could get as the Vols exploded for 21 points in the second quarter. Tennessee kept up the momentum with a potentfinishing kick that netted two touchdowns in the final 20 seconds. brown added two more on runs of nine and four yards. Jeff Jones booted a 33-yard field goal to complete the scoring. Plunkett hit cn 15 of % passes for 200 yards to move up to third place on the ail-time NCAAtotal offense list. He ran one yard for Stanford's first off three touchdown, which didn: come y Stanford's Jim until midway in the Plunkett and Carter pi!fered period, and he and Jackie twe while Darryl Stingley, who Brown got together on a 44 caught nine passes on offense. yard pass-run play late in the hit Jim Kauffman in the end last quarter for the other zone on a short Purdue field Indians score. goal try for a safeiy Thevictory was a big one for Soph quarterback Chuck the 19-point underdog BoilermaPiebes outshined Plunkett as he kers, who a week ago were hit on 15 of 20 passes for 120 humiliated by Notre Dame 43-0. yards, scored a touchdown and It gave Purdue a 21 record set up two others. Piebes ran while the loss was Stanford's three yards on a keeper for first after three consecutive Purdue's first TD and Stan victories. with a blocked punt as top scored on a three-yard mun as ranked Ohio Stave defeated the Buckeyes scored 21 points in the third period to break open what had been a close game Duke took a 34 lead in the first period over the sluggish Ruckeyes on a 38-yard field goal by Dave Pugh. Ohio State managed to move out to a 6-3 MANHATTAN, Kan, (UPI) — halftime advantage when tackle Kansas State made a daring Ralph Holloway blocked a Duke two-point pass conversion stand punt and Luttner picked it out up for a 21-20 upset victory of the air and rambled 45 yards over seventh-ranked Colorado Saturday when Buffalo kicker for the touchdown with 16 seconds remaining in the Dave Haney missed an extra period. point, his first after 32 successful tries The final Ohio State score Fleet wingback Henry Haw- camein the fourth period on a thorne scored what proved to three-yard run by sophomore be the winning touchdown with tailback Rick Galbes, Duke 17 seconds remaining in the picked up its only touchdown third quarter, taking a short with 1:23 remaining in the pass from Lynn Dickey over game on a two-yard run by the middle and scampering 75 Steve Jones. yards for a 19-14 Kansas State Hayden, whose half brother, lead. Gene Robinson, waskilled less Going for two points, Dickey than 24 hours earlier in the twice called time out before crash of a plane carrying the flipping a pass to Mike Wichita State football team, Montgomery for the winning gained 167 yards on 26 carries. points. Colorado, a team which unbeaten streak a week ago, took advantage of a fumble by Terry Draper and a recovery by John Stavely at the Kansas State 23, From there, Colorado needed onlv four running plays, John Tarver scoring his third touchdown of the game from the eight. Haney’s kick, however,sailed wide to the left with 7:10 to play, his first miss since early in the 1969 season. THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 13 BELTED TUNIC ... BUCKLED UP FOR FUN Brentwood PORTSWEAR ae ue x PURDUE BACK Stan Brown (22} scrambles to Stanford’ 's Stanford Stadium. Brown was downed bylinebacker Steve three yard line in the first quarter of the gameplayed at Horowitz(56). Purduc, 19-point underdog, won the game26-14. Third-RankedIrish Cougars Win WeberMeet Clobber MSU Squad EAST LANSING, scoring with a one-yard plunge injury after the third touch- (UPI)—Quarterback Joe Theis- with just over two minutes left down when he fumbled a bad mann sent four teammates in for touchdowns Saturday as he sparked third-ranked Notre Dame to a 29-0 victory over Michigan State. The senior signal-caller led his team in rushing with 107 yards on 13 carries while completing 12 of 17 pass attempts for 147 yards, Fullback Bill Barz opened the in the first quarter. Halfbacks pass from center on what was Bob Minnix and Ed Gulyas to be a kick for one point, added second-quarter touch- picked it up and ran for two downs on one and two-yarc points. runsrespectively. The tough Notre Dame Halfback Larry Parker ended defense didn’t allow the Sparthe Irish scoring with only 15 tans to penetrate deeper than the Irish 40-yard line until 10 seconds left in the game when he ran four yards around right minutes were left in the game. That Michigan State drive end. Theismann added insult ti ended in a fumble on the 23, After allowingthe first three Oklahoma State Fumbles Help Missouri Win By JOHN b. THOMPSON STILLWATER,Okla. (UPI)— Missouri turned two Oklahoma State fumbles into two touchdowns in less than two minutes Michigan Comes Back For Win Over Texas A&M ANN ARBOR,Mich. (UPI) — Reservefullback Fritz Seyfreth woke up a sleeping Michigan offense in the fourth quarter and quarterback Don Moorhead thundered over from the sixyard line with three minutes left as the ninth-ranked Wolverines beat upset-minded Texas A&M,14-10, Saturday. The stubborn Aggies had limited the offensively inept Wolverines to only four first downs through the first three quarters and held a 10-7 lead on a 10-yard run by Steve Burks in the first quarter end Pat McDermott's 21-yard field goal in the second. Seyfreth, a junior from Darien, Conn., camein early in the fourth quarter when regular fullback Billy Taylor was shaken up. He carried the ball seven times for 45 yards on the gamewinning drive, which started on the Michigan 37,so that Moorhead could roll to his left and put the Wolverines ahead for the only time in the game. Saturday and went onto defeat the Cowboys 40-20 in the Big Eight Conference opener for both teams. The Tigers took possession on Oklahoma State’s 13-yard line when Cowboy fullback James Williams fumbled the game-opening kickoff and tailback Joe Moore swept into the end zone on the secondplay. Missouri got the ball back on the Oklahoma State 14 on the first play after the second kickoff when quarterback Tony Pounds fumbled. Sophomore quarterback Mike Farmersneaked it across from the one three playslater for the second touchdowwith only 1:48 minutes gone on the clock. Moorescored his secondtouchdown on a one-yard dive in the second quarter to cap a 68-yard push in 10 plays and the final Tiger touchdown cameona 51yard dash by fullback James Harrison early in the fourth period. Notre Dame touchdowns, the Michigan State defense pulled itself together and stopped the next two drives on the 15 and 5yard lines, It effectively neutralized the Irish attack until late in the fourth quarter when Theissmann moved the Irish for their last touchdown. The game marked thefirst appearance for a Notre Dame team onartifical grass and also ended a jinx which had denied an Irish victory in East Lansingin their nine appearances here. They improved their season record to 30 while Michigan State will begin Big Ten competition next week with a 12 record. Brigham Young University’s golf team, lead by Sophomore F Bob Lapic, wonits fifth straight Weber State Invitational Golf Tournamentby a comfortable 41 strokes over second-place Utah, Lapic tied the tournament record with a two-daytotal of 146 andhis final day score of 69 was a new record for the tournament. Ray Leach and DaveShipley each shot 151s to take second place and Chip Garriss shot 152. The Cougars had six golfers finish in the top eight. Don Hawken and Tom Good each shot 155 for BYU. Weberfinished third with 801, a Utah State finished last with Even Pick YONKERS, N. Y. (UPI) — Albatross, a 2-year-old Canadian colt, has been installed as the evea-money favorite for Saturday night’s $53,495 Lawrence B. Sheppard Pace despite drawing the extreme outside postposition. The son of Meadow SkipperVoodoo Hanover, who has earned $100,263 so far this year, will leave from the eight post in the nine horse field. Trainer Harry Harey will drive Albatross. TRAP SHOOTING This course will consist of five sessions of instruction on fundamentalsof trapshooting. Each class will have a short in-class presentation followed by a practice session on the trap field. The last session ofclass will be an inter-class tournament featuring trophies andprizes in manycatagories. DATES: october 10, 24, 31, 1970. November 14, 21, 1970.(No classeswill be held on opening day of deer or pheasant seasons. Puddu-Numati Bout CAGLIARI, Italy (UPI)— Italian lightweight champion Antonio Puddu has been tentatively scheduled to meet world junior lightweight champion Yoshiaki Numata of Japan in a title bout here next spring. Interests backing Puddu have guaranteed Numata $70,000 to defend his crown, a record figure for any foreignerfighting in Italy. DAY: TIME: PLACE: TUITION: Saturday PACIFIC 10:00 - 11:30. a.m. Provo Gun Club ( eastof the airport) $30.00 (Includes all costs of ammuni- tion and targets and rental of guns andfacilities.) BYU SPECIAL COURSES & CONFERENCES 374-1211, Ext. 3556 242 HRC Building RICHARD RICHARDSIS EXPERIENCED IN THE OFFICE HE SEEKS. “A few years ago, Richard Richards was Adminis trative Assistant to Congressman Laurence J Burton. During this time he learned every aspect of Congressional work, and gained the valuable experience which prepared him well to now be an effective Congressman himself; effective right from the start. 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