Show s tv- ' - to'eSHy'liU' i ip rjjirii ‘ f ' i i 5 dtmifi mJmm HM aiiftiwi 5 I MiaiiMWUuwujw wh Logaa Utah Saudsy October U 12— The Herald Journal ( wjfc—WMi-h- ' 'ls-'f- :’- jjHMUuUfrW I V V "I ! n MytMliiniin'If riV a’ a 1571 f Herald Journal scoreboard j $ Southwest " A Bluff 23 SW Mo 13 Arkansas 41 Rice 16 Arkansas St 31 Lamar 0 E New Mexico 21 EC Okie 20 E Texas St 23 SW Texas St Henderson (Ark) 20 SE Okla 0 Houston 40 TCU 21 Howard Payne 32 Sam Houston 20 College 7 McMurry li Austin New Mexico St 16 New Mexico 7 NE Okla 29 NW Okla 20 Oklahoma St 20 Missouri 10 Prep football Ark-Pin- A Utah Saturday's Morgan Delta h Prsp1 Peetball Praia intarnatianal Rasalts Quartorfiaal i Class Murray 43 AAA 0 Class AA Moab 0 Richfield : 14 : e College football 24 SW La 31 Texas-AToTexas A&M 36 SMU 0 Texas Tech 31 Texas 20 Taxes Lutheran 35 SF Austin W Texas 30 McNeese St 25 n 'East V K Alfred 37 Rochester Tech 15 'V Al bright 30 Albany St (NY) 7 Allegheny 31 Thiel 7 Army 24 Air Force 7 Bates 36 Colby 16 -Bowdoin 42 Wesleyan 34 Brown M Harvard 14 Brockport 20 Mansfield II n 22 Hiram 2 Carnegle-MelloClarion 24 California (Pa) S Colgate 21 Boston U 14 Curry 21 New Haven 15 C W Post 34 Amn Int'l 16 Dartmouth 34 Columbia 14 Dickinson 21 W Maryland 14 E Stroudsburg 23 Cortland 14 Fordham 47 Grown (DC) 6 Holy Cross 33 Rhode Island 14 Hudson Valley 37 Siena 0 Ithaca 27 Hobart 20 Juniata 20 Delaware Valley 6 Maine Maritime 41 Boston St 6 Maine 24 Southern Conn 14 Montclair St 14 Trenton St 0 Nichols 37 B'water (Mass) 21 " Clemson 15 Florida State 12 Clark 16 Morehouse 15 Eliz City St 14 Fville St 12 ' Kentucky St 0 Delaware St 0 Kutztown 21 Bloomsburg 20 ' Lafayette 17 Bucknell 7 Lehigh 56 Gettysburg 15 Lock Haven 51 Oswego St 22 Lycoming 17 Upsala 10 Maine 24 Southern 14 Middlebury 31 Hamilton 21 Mlllursvillo 10 Clwynoy 6 ' Muhlenberg 52 Swarthmore 10 New Hamp 27 WeitCheiter 10 NE35 Central Conn 20 Norwich 55 Plattibwrg 0 14 Norfolk St 23 NY Tech 17 0 Penn 10 Princeton 9 Penn St 31 Temple 30 " ' Pittsburgh 23 Syracuse 13 Plymouth St 17 W Conn 7 RPI 31 Worcester Poly Tech 6 n Arizona 31 Utah 35 BYU 43 Arizona St 21 Colorado 42 Oklahoma Colorado St E On came with mnch more TOUCHDOWNS regularity this in previous games Saturday Fullback Gary Wob (31) put the final Utah 8tate plunge It was the tally in the books on this second td of the game for Wolz while Steve Smith scored twice and Paul Tidwell powered across with another tally The Utags 0 wia was the highest Aggie point production since a 1 victory over Boise State a year ago (Herald Journal Photo by 42-1- two-yar- d Rutgers 24 Massachusetts 7 : Salem33Waynesburg22 Shippensburg 2S Edlnboro 24 Slippery Rock 2S Ind (Pa) 10 ASU Rains surprise Cowboys "&& W Wash 21 Cent Wash IS San Diego St 27 UTEP 16 6 Idaho ff‘l PROVO Utah (UPI) — Gifford Nelson picked State and the Brigham Young aefense "shut out the Sun Devils for the final three q AMI Western ! Athletic Conference win : Nielson completed 20 passes for 339 yards and two touchdowns and the U Junior set up two more BYU pcores with an aeriel display that gave him 2170 : passing yards for foe season He is only the third BYU quarteraback to top 2000-yar- d passing mark in me 'apart Arizona is The Cougar’s win combined with Wyoming’s 1 loss to Colorado State kept BYU In the WAC title race BYU Wyoming and Arizona all have one conference 19-1- The Brigham Young defense limited Arizona State to less than 70 yards rushing sacked ASU quar- terback Dennis five times for losses and off three of i Miller first pass of foe game at later John VanDerWouden dadied three yards for the opening score ' Blit foe SunDevils roared back to take a first touchdown quarter lead on Sprout's passes to flanker Larry Mucker and the ASU quard sneak for a third touchdown terback’s Brigham Young grabbed back the lead with Nielson pnwting 35 yards to Mike Chronister and 24 yards to d George Harris — setting up Dave Lowry’s run The Lowrey score put BYU ahead for good late In the second quarter touch-t- o In foe first quarter Nielson flipped a down Harris In the third he hit Chronister with an pass after Sproul’s second in- terception Dave Taylor kicked four extra prints in foe guns running his string to 26 straight this year without a miss — a BYU single season record Taylor also kicked field goals of 21 40 and 44 yards to give him 62 21-- 80-a-nd 17 rd one-yar- two-yar- 35-ya- rd ggy UMsr Always on the side Pricebuster Sale - if 5JVP ' 21-In- ' Tool Box ch Ml 64ndi Ump Uaioga plui 64nchdMp toW bay Haavy duly drawboft padlock aye wWi points for the i record hSpeOTaSle touSfolrrf nine Taylor kickoffs and only two of those for more than seven yards Brigham Young is now 6--2 overall and 1 in the WAC( while Arizona' State heading for its worst season in more than 20 years drops to 5 overall and 2 in the WAC (West Coast Games Net Included) Eastern Conference Atlantic Division m k OB W L Pet - Boston 3-- 2-- 2-- Philadelphia Buffalo NY Nets Wyoming fall FORT COLLINS Colo (UPI) -- Kicker Tom Drake State kicked four field goals — including with 1:26 remaining to l gamewinning' 8 ead the Rams to a upset over Wyoming Saturday Drake also had field goals 32 40 and 28 and quarterback Dan Graham threw a scoring pass to wide receiver Harry Washington ' CSU opened scoring in the regionally televised march on its first homecoming game with a field goal His possession capped by Drake’s fourfield goals tied a stadium record for the Rams Wyoming which led the Western Athletic Con-ference in rushing before the game but gained only 182 yards against CSU came right back with a 93-yard 19play drive ending with Davis’ lfryard run around right end to go ahead 3 The Cowboys’ followed in the second period with an flip to drive ended by Clayton’s one-yar-d missed but Jones Latrail back Christopulos running foe extra point in the second quarter Drake kicked his and foe Ram defense forced a turnover on an in- of a pass by Wyoming quarterback Mark CSU’s Graham then hit Washington cm the score 3 with In the third period Drake put CSU for kick and Christopulos booted a a yt Colorado 19-1- 56-ya-rd 63-ya- 32-ya-rd 7-- rd er rd 16-1- 26-ya- w 100-yar- and Pam Shirley then provided their talents to help collect the win Martha Hahn served five straight points to key the second game victory USU Jumped out to a 50 lead in the first game against Northern Colorado Stephanie Green Jill Hirschinger and Hahn all figured prominently in the scoring while Epstein drilled away the final two points of the game V Epstein then served six straight points to get the Aggies off to quick lead in foe second game and Fitzgerald added five more straight points as USU lead took a Green and Hirschinger each had four straight points in the first set of the Saturday affair against Colorado State Fitzgerald added four points followed by Shirley with two and Epstein ana Hahn rd ’ 36-3- n 15-1- Bofttry Charger CtKvgat 6V and V boMrtM In S to 14 hauN FaaiwweiicuHbiualHK voltage wtoctotommeiK 25-Fo- Drop Light ot Heavy-dut- fcoiy e y extomlan HgM vriti twlngopen guard tat leptocemeni up to Rugged dnyi ookL Phoenix 2 3 333 200 3Vfe OB $ 2 400 00 2Vb 2to 4 167 ' Pet L Vi v 2 v 3 12 14 - OB 667 — 500 ' Vi 1 400 1 333 200 2 ' Saturday's Results NewjOrleans 115 NY Knlcju 112 Philadelphia 104 NY Nets 80 Cleveland 109 Buffalo 105 Houston 105 Washington 92 '! ' Boston 126 San Antonio ’117 " Indiana 112 Kansas City 102 Milwaukee 102 Chicago 74 Denver 113 Phoenix 107 Atlanta at Golden State Detroit at Portland (only games scheduled) Sunday's Games New Orleans at Cleveland Detroit at Los Angeles Atlanta at Seattle (only games scheduled) Monday's Games Cleveland NY Knlcks at Kansas aty (only games scheduled) at-N- Pro hockey world Hockey Association Standings ' East W L s OP OA 9 Quebec Cincinnati New England Birmingham Minnesota Indian ago! is n 6 2 3 IS 14 4 4 4 9 S 9 3 6 3 5 I 6135 44 59 - i 7 28 48 31 31 61 ' 37 41 26 S Winnipeg Phoenix 18-1- 29-ya- TOP MARKET PRICES Paid For DEER i and ‘ Midwest - ELK Saturday and guarantee at least a tie for the HIDES Rocky Mountain Athletic Confwence Oown Saturday's Games New England 5 Birmingham 5 Minnesota 1 Cincinnati 9 Phoenix 3 Calgary 6 Houston 4 : - (only games scheduled) Sunday's Gamas Houston at Edmonton San Diego at Winnipeg (only gamasi ischeduled) Monday's Games (No games scheduled) 24 Marietta 0 Benedictine 56 Tabor 0 25 Kansas Wesleyan 0 Bethany Buena Vista 50 Luther 0 Gen Missouri state 16 Lincoln 0 Chadron St 37 B Hills St 13 C Mich 31 Bowling Green 2S Central 36 Simpson 7 Coe 27 Grlnnoiro Cornell 35 Knox 6 Canisius (NY) 9 Kenyon 7 Dubuque 14 Upper Iowa 6 Elmhurst 20 North Park 0 Findlay 39 Anderson 15 Friends (Kan) 20 McPherson 10 Grace! and 31 Cant Meth 21 ' Hanover 23 Wilmington 3 Hastings 30 Doane 14 Illinois 31 Wisconsin 25 III Benedictine 24 Carthage 23 Iowa 13 Northwestern 10 Iowa St 45 Kansas St 14 Iowa Wesleyan 16 St Ambrose 0 Kalamazoo 21 Olivet 7 Kent St 30 E Michigan 13 ' Kearney St 16 Mo Western 14 j Long Beach St 24 Wichita St 14 Miailgan 45 Minnesota 0 V Michigan St 45 Purdue 13 III 9 10 Northeast Wlton Michigan 45 Minnesota Michigan St 45 Purdue 13 Michigan Tech 39 Ferris State 7: Mount Union 0 Denison 7 Monmouth 46 Carloton 0 'VV Nebraska 31 Kansas 3 NE MO St 3 SE MO St 3 Baldwin-Wallac- e ’ J ' - 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NotrDm27Nyvri21loio 40 Grand Valley 14 National Heckey League Standings (Cle-LGama Not Indadod) Campbell Coafarowco Patrick Division Smyttio Division W L T Pts OF OA 7 5 0 41 14 St Louis 46 13 41 32 6 5 1 Chicago 1 Minnesota 9 33 45 "4 6 Vancouver 4 32 50 1 3 Colorado 1 - 31 v 38 " Wales Conforenco Norris DivIsiM W L T Pts OF 19 66 29 15 47 Los Angelas 5 34 Pittsburgh ISlMblajanna' 39 6 22 WIBnHigiwi v dumped Colo GUNNISON Western State (UPI) College scored twice in every quarter to defeat Southern Utah State 56-- 7 Calgary Alma 44 Adrian 20 Albion 14 Hopa 3 ' Ashland 17 Hillsdala 16 ' 6 Augustana (SD) 42 Msldt Bell St 33 Northern III 7 SUS ' San Diego Houston Edmonton 'VO- Red Tag 1 1 M0 Pacific Division Angeles Golden State 6 29-ya- 4-A- 750 15-1- 41-ya- : 750 1 ' W n 10-ya-rd one-ya- OB 1 1 4 1 ttn’ d 12-- 1 - Pet 01 Milwaukee 35-3- 3:46 remaining in the game the Rams took over on their own 46 and moved in to set up Drake’s winning kick The drive was helped when pass interference was called on Wyoming’s Dennis Camino line at the Cowboy CSU Running backs Mark Davis and Ron Harris Davis had 123 each gained more than 120 had 22 Harris and on tries yards on 33 yards in Rams led Davis the carries rushing prim- to the game with 477 yards cm 94 carries CSU kept Wyoming bottled up in the fourth period with two quick kicks by punter Mike Deutsch who produced boots of 71 and 69 yards It was the third with one apiece straight year CSU’s kicking game defeated WyoIn foe finale Suzanne Hammon served six straight ming Green and Shirley added run by running back points and Linn Jardine Wyoming scored on a handled the Rams the as Aggies points Bob Davls a pass from reserve quarterb ck is paying with better momentum with team “Our Dan kicker field Don Clayton and a goal by each match” stated Aggie Coach Mary Jo Peppier Christopulos after the weekend series "We played exceptionally well against Northern Colorado which last week Vie battle defeated New Mexico State the same team that beat ' ' ' ' ' : US” m' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -- Lee Pistor kicked a “The her added Coach to priase McReavy to 10 seronds Marilyn field goal with play Saturday 5 Western Aggies showed a lot of motivation and team desire” give heavily favored Arizona a narrow she commented “hi the second and third matches Athletic Conference win over Utah The winning kick was set up by a piling-openalty we took charge” action Utah State dropped a 2 against Utah after Harry Hon had caught a to Snow College in Nelson decision 6 and line The pass from Marc Lunsford on Utah's afternoon Fieldhouse 14 a Saturday to with than Ute took less the the ball penalty 16-ya- 3 L - Kansas City "H i‘" ivy 2Vb - Chicago 19-ya-rd Tenn-Chatt2- ' 1W 600 600 400 333 Midwsst Dlvlsien W L Pet 0 1000 Denver Detroit ' Indiana 21-2- -- 3 3 2 - San Antonio Washington Alabama ClftlTW ej IVlllS 0 " 34 Mias St 17 Alcorn St 38 Bishop 3 Appalachian St 14 Cttadal 13 Bluefli S W Va Wesleyan 7 Concord 14 West Liberty 7 Davidson 27 Guilford 6 Duke 31 Georgia Tech 7 halftime E Carolina 24 W Carolina 17 Arizona got field goals of 43 and 39 yards from E Kentucky 12 Murray St 10 Florida 24 Auburn 19 Pistor in the second half and a td run from Ft Valley St 21 Md-ESh 2 Lunsford while Utah got touchdowns from Mike Furman 23 William A Mary 7 31 Cincinnati 17 Georgia run and Steptoe on a Moseley on a pass : G'town 26 W Va Tech 7 from Hagemann to knot the score at 5 and set up Hamp-Sy- (Ky)28 Emory A Henry r’slast second heroics Howard 21 Hampton Inst 7 v - Utah Kentucky St 0 Delaware St 0 completed 17 of 28 passes for 253 yards to Livingstone 41 St Paul's 20 ' - Arizona’s 198 aerial yards but the Wildcats outgained Ub Baptist 27 Bowie St 0 the Utes 218 to 173 mi the ground in the high scoring Louisiana St 45 Mississippi 0 ' 24 Kentucky 14 Maryland contest"' Hill 19 Catawba 15 Marshall 13 Akron 0 Memphis State 14 Tulane 7 Miss Valley St 19 Prairie V 12 v-bal- lers Morehead St 21 W Kentucky ( Moravian 40 Johns Hopkins 0 Morris Brown 9 Albany St 0 e - v e Newberry 31 Savannah St 7 N Carolina 34 Waka Forest 14 ' 0 Presbyterian 20 Lsnolr-Rhyn- e Madison 0 Rand Macon 10 7 Fairmont Shepherd S Carolina 27 N C St 7 OGDEN —Utah State’s women’s varsity volleyball SC St 30 NC Central 13 : three-game series here Friday SE team swept a weekend La 34 Mitt Col 20 ' wand Saturday v Richmond IS 15-- 8 21 3 St St and Towion 0 and Salisbury The Aggies handled Wyoming Tulea 20 Louisville 10 then clouted Northern Colorado 15-- 2 and 15-- 3 on Virginia Tech '24 “W Virginia 7 'Ml Friday They then stopped Colorado State 15-- 6 and 15-irglnl Saturday evening A Lee 16 B 'wafer (Va) 7 wash Ginny Fitzgerald served five straight points to pace Wabash 14 Centre 6 USU into an early lead over Wyoming Drora Epstein W Va St 53 Glanvllle S Utag 2 2 3 4 W Cleveland ' Houston Now Orleans Atlanta 0 1M0 — 4 3 3 2 2 Central Dlvlsien v 13-ya-rd ds - NY KnlckS Sr only year Wildcats with two first quarter touchdowns one on 8 ruh by quarterback Dan Hagemann and toss to Jack Steptoe another on Hagemann's Kieth Hartwig hauled in scoring passes of 45 and 58 yards from Lunsford and Utah’s Steve Peake romped out to even the score at 1 at in from 44 Pro ixuketball ’ Springfield 16 Wagner 6 Lawrence 47 Rochester U 0 Suaquehenna 27 Wilkes 7 Tufts IS Amherst 17 Villanova 22 Boston Col 3 minute to play The Wildcats got only on a v Wash A Jeff 14 Bethany 10 (Mt minster (Pa) 2S Geneva 6 running day and two incomplete passes before Widener 42 Urslnus 0 i Williams 24 Union 19 Pistor’s boot 14 6 Cornell shocked foe Yale one win all Utah with 31 21 Montana 12 43 Chico St 20 42 Boise St 7 No Arizona Pacific (Ore) 2S Whitman 23 Puget Sound 23 Simon Fraser 27 San Jose St 50 Santa Clara 15 Southern Cal 20 California 6 So Colorado 33 W New Mexico 27 Stanford 24 Oregon St 3 UCLA 30 Washington 21 : Pan! 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