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Show T 9 ? Y i - tl The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September 3P, ari.t 1973 An American Passion College Scores In Sports You Must Win CAST Cohforntg SI, Army 4 fchode Iskind 20, 6ron 20 Cornell 3S. Colgate 21 Horvord 24, Mossochuitti 7 Temple 43. Holy Cross 34 New Hompshirt 10. Dorlmoutn 9 Penn Slot 27. Iowa I Rutgers 39, Prmceton 14 Vole 27, Connecticut 13 Botes 4. Tufts Bowdom 4. Worcester T ecn 0 Otcktnson 41. Sworthmore 13 OetlysPurg 24. Hndelberg 24 Lotoyette 14, Penn 14 Mine rsvilie State 48, Kutrtown 4 Morovion 21, Upsolo 4 Muhlenberg 3$. Oeiowart Volley 14 Williams IS. Trinity 10 Bucknell 0, Columbia 0 Nichols Stole 14 Albany State 7 22. Norwich American international By William Gildea Washington Post Writer WASHINGTON By definibe fun. The tion, word itself is short for disport, an amusement or diversion, a o derivation of the Latin literally, to carry away. One need only queue up to get onto the first tee of a public golf course or onto a tennis court to realize the vast numbers of people seeking fun and relaxation and healthful diversion through sports. - sport-shoul- des-port- 14 Connecticut Southern Maritime 0 Oreel 38, Marne Pordhom 0 Newark State 3, F Dickinson 0 & Marshall 28, Franklin Johns Hookms 7 22. State Cnevney Plaftsburg Stole 0 C W Post ?S, Montclair 2? Delaware 21, Lehigh 9 Middlebury 17, Wesleyan 14 New Tech York Western 14, Connecticut State 0 Alfred 4$, Rensselaer Poly 21 Coast Guard 28. Colby 4 Central Connecticut 4. Mome 3 Amherst 24, Sonngfield 14 Georgetown 7, Boston State 4 Salem 22, Concord 21 Westminster 31, Susouehanno 17 Horttord 17, New Haven 14 Hotstro 28, Trenton State 14 Wilkes College 25. Lycoming College 0 Allegheny 26. Bethany 7 Rochester 22. Homllton 19 Plymouth Stole ft, Curry 2 Ithaca 4i. Cortland Stole 33 St. Lowrence 38, Rochester Tech 6 Morsholl 21. Xovler of Ohio 17 Bioomsburg 28. Mansfield State 7 SOUTH Mississippi 41, Southern Mississippi 20, countless contests King-Rigg- this with interest, a has philosophy begun to flourish as far down as our childrens institutions. This was exemplified by the recently revealed Soap Box Derby scandal, and the need to pin the blame for our defeats on something or someThe scapegoatism. body Taiwan team won the Little World so Series League convincingly that the Americans contend the Chinese must have cheated and want the kids investigated. Along State Georgio 31, North Caroling State 1? Maryland 31, Villonovo 3 Widener 27. Western Marylond 9 Tennessee 21, Auburn 0 North Curolino Central 11, Morgan Stote 8 Missouri 27, North Carolina 14 Virginia 7, Duke 3 Georgia Tech 39. Cetmson ?l Gordner-Web7, Guilford 0 Miami 14, Florida Stote 10 Bloefield State 20, West Virginia Stote 19 Eastern Kentucky 24, Austin Peoy 7 Glenvtlle Stote 10. Fairmont 7 Wovnesburg 14, West Liberty 0 Rondoipn-Moco24, Towson State 13 Washington & Lee 22, Centre College 0 Western Kentucky 30, East Tennessee State 0 Kentucky Stote 9, Jackson Stote 7 Troy State 17, Ouochito Baptist 7 Arnonsas 21, lowo State 19 Southern 37, Methodist Virgmio Tech 6 Show 23, Fayetteville 17 Fisk 30. Savonnoh Stote 0 Apoolochjn State 24, Davidson 9 Bridgewater 13. Hampden-SvdneMiMsaot 16, Sewonee 7 Southwestern 24, Washington (Mo.) Grombling 37, Prone View 12 Konsos Stote 17, Tomja 0 West Virginia Tech 25, West Virginia Westevon 4 Bridgewater Stote 21. Providence 4 Miami ot Ohio 13. South Caroimo 11 East Carolina 14. Furman 3 Louisiono State 24, Rice 9 Marshall 21, 17 Xovier 17 Houston 35, Memphis Slate 21 Mississippi State 33, Florida 12 Alabama 34, Vonderbitt 0 South Caroimo State 12. Virgmio Union 8 Arkansas (MonticeMo) 29. Stamford 17 Moryvilie 21, Georoetown 4 Cotowbo IS, Emory A Henry 7 Florence 13, Livingston 12 Wofford 33, Presbyterian 20 Tulane 42, Virginia Mihtory 0 MIDWEST Nebraska 20. Wisconsin 14 Notre Dome 20. Purdue 7 Witt nberg 24, Ashlond 7 John Corroii 14, Thiel 14 14. Cose Washington & Jefferson Western 14 Augustono 30, Elmhurst 6 Valparaiso 24, Illinois Westevon 17 Michigan Tech 14. Ferns State 14 Kotomozoo II. Ohio Northern 0 Aimo 28. Grand Volley 14 Lokeiand 34. Eureka 1? Ohio Stote 37, Texos Christian 3 Marietta 14, Hiram 7 Bowling Green 31, Western MtchP fn20 Michigan 14, Navy 0 Cornegie-Mello- a n 23, Oberlin College Central State Ohio 20, Ark Pine Bluff 18 Mooreheod Stote 17, Bemtdtl Stote 7 North Ookcto Stote 14, Mormngside 0 South Ookoto 19. Northern Iowa 7 Wilmington College 36. Principle 4 Oklahoma State 70, Southern Illinois 7 Pittsburgh 21, Northwestern 14 Missouri (RoMa) I6 Missouri South- ern u Hillsdote 2$, Northern Michigan 14 towo Westevon 8, Illinois College 0 Konsos 34, Minnesota 19 Colorado 52, Baylor 28 West Virgmio 17. Illinois 10 UCLA 34. Michigan 21 Olivet 20, DePouw 10 Eostern Michigan 4, St. Norbert 14 Benedictine 24. Wayne State 14 tndlono 17, Kentucky 3 Denison 26. Hope 18 Drake 24, Lamar 10 Coe 29, Knox 14 Butler 13. St. Joseph's 7 n 7 Earlhom 20, Wabash 23, Albion 13 Eastern Illinois 40, Illinois Chicago Circle 8 Millikin 14, Carroll 7 Monmouth 41, Lowrence 0 Bueno Vista 21, Wartburg 12 Rtpon 35, Cornell 20 South Ookoto State 56, Western 28 Taylor 35. Manchester 3S Hanover 24, Anderson 14 Concordio 8. Loke Forest 8 Indiana Central 34, Fronklln 3? St. 27. Southwest State Cloud Minnesota 17 St John's 40. MocA ester 1? South Dokoto Tech 24, Black Hills 7 Bethel 13, Souix Foils 7 Carlton 22, Gnnnell 0 Boll Stote 16. Akron 14 Capitol 9, Otteroem 7 Tulsa 16. Cincinnati 13 Centra' Michigan 15, Dayton 6 Toledo 35, Ohio 8 Fast Michigan 47. St. Norbert 14 Grocelond 29. Baker 0 Hostings 13. Nebrosko Weslev 0 Simpson ' giieoe 0, Uooer Iowa 0 Wtlliom Penn 27, Luther College 7 William of Jewell 25, College Emporia 0 WEST Atr Force 10, New Mexico 6 Woshmgton 21, Syracuse 7 Stanford 23, San Jose State 1? Carroll 20, Eostern Montano 19 Wyoming 31, UTEP 8 Washington Stote 51, Idaho 24 Southern Utoh 14, Fort Lewis 1? Northndge State 32. Hayward Stote 9 Montano Stote 38. Fresno State 6 Nortnern Arizona 14, Montano 10 19. San Cal Fronclsco Stote Lutherqp 14 Reno 38. of Nevodo University Idaho Stote 14 Montana Tech 35, Western Montano 19 Wiliomette 20, ewis A Clark 10 Texas 28. Texos Tech 12 Boston College 32, Texas A AM 24 Northern Illinois 21, West Texas Siote 14 Henderson Stote 7, Hording 0 Ooremont-Mud28. Wmtfier 0 wber Stote 16, Col Stote Fullerton 14 Abilene 41, Southwest Texos Stole 7 Oklahoma 7, Southern Californio (fie) : L'te-Oreg- I). Statistics 17123, 1 Rushing Utoh, Spencer TD; Marlowe IK,. Hutchins 1 10. Van Croon TO; Conwav Oregon. Colder 9 (23): Odom 2 5 1 Turner TO; Reynolds Single, on 3 (IS); E. Brcwn1 rd TO, Kone Von Possing-Ut- oh, 2 TDs, Hutchins 2 interceptions, Singleton Turn,r Oregon, 3 Interceptions. Sll-34- , Poss Receiving Utoh Odom 13. Armstead J TDs; RofiOins Oregon. Fronds Snencer Poim i ll. Reynolds Kane Anderson 7 on weekends. And when that isnt enough, the American sports fanatic can even confect an event to occupy him, the s tennis match being the most striking example. New Philosophy Associated Presc wirephoto Five University of Utah defensive players combine to put the stop on Oregon tailback Don Reynolds during an intersectional game in Eugene Saturday night. Utes exploded to gain their second victory. Utes Bury Oregon U. Continued From Page l Odom for 14 and then Spencer swept, for 20 yards to set up Van Galders d touchdown keeper. D-- two-yar- Marrellis kick tied the game at Oregon Coaghs tip Ball A fumble by Turner recovered by Ev Custer for the Utes set up Utah's second score, d with Van Galder bomb on first down. Marrelli made it throwing a 14-- for 35-- 1 the defenses asserted themselves. The Ducks had the' Utes in the sock on a punt by Bob Palm and it took a Ute fumble recovery by Mike Belnap to get the Utes out to midfield. d poor Oregon punt cut at midfield and kept the Utes threatening, but Van Galders pass was intercepted by the Ducks Tim Slapnicka on the Oregon 32 and Oregon had driven' to the midfield stripe as the quarter ended with Utah still in front, Sets Up Field 'Goal A 21-1- The Duqks drove back, but Mike Ichtertz recovered a fumble by the Ducks on the Utah 14 as the quarter - ended. interception by Ed Onofrio g rve the Utes a chance early in the second quarter with Spencer slashing the final 28 yards for the third Utah touchdown. Another Oregon fumble recovered by Mark Taylor gave the Utes a chance to break the game open, but on fourth down and one yard to go at the one. Van Galder threw wild on a pitchout and the An Ducks took over. The Ducks got back in the game in the final two minutes of the half, as Marrelli punted to Steve Donnelly, who returned along the sidelines for 66 yards with Odom dragging him down at the Utah 11. Reynolds squirmed over from d the line and it was 4 in a thrilling first half. Scoreless Third Period 21-1- five-yar- The third quarter was scoreless as The interception set up Oregons field goal, but it took a great goalfine stand on the Utes) part to keep the lead. Reynolds broke loose for 28 yards with Mike Stevens hauling him down on the 12. The Utes were penalized to the d line on the play. But two line plays lost a yard, a pass in the end zone was long and Hugh Woodward kicked a field goal to cut the Utah edge to 314-yar- 21-1- After the kickoff, Van Galder passed to Robbins for a first down on the Utah 37. Hutchins almost picked up a first down and a face mask penalty gave the Utes ball the deep in Oregon territory. But on the first down, Slapnicka intercepted Van Galder on the Oregon 7 Verdict Van Galder passed to Robbins for a first down on the Oregon 46. Roosevelt Hutchins dropped a pitchout with Don Johnson recovering on the Utah 49. Hutchins was subbing for Spencer and the Ducks had the ball vith six minutes left. Utah held then and forced a punt, getting the ball on its own 14. Utah was penalized for holding back to the eight. On second down, Van TD to Galder passed for an Odom, a new school record. Marrellis kick gave Utah a lead with 3:26 left. 28-1- On the kick, the Utes pinned the Ducks deep and Rick Barsness interceptd ed a pass on the line, but clipto the Oregon 18. Utes back set the ping Spencer knifed to the 13, then danced to the one and Mike Conway took it over for the score. Marrellis kick was good and it was Utah 35, Oregon 17. Tom Roberts intercepted again for the Utes on the Duck 25, but Utah was penalized to the 40 for clipping. one-yar- Statistics Utah held for no gain in three downs on and Palm punted poorly the Utah 38. Continued From Page Dyards in 11 plays to a touchdown on the first series of the game. -l Gillenwater went wide to his right and raced 21 yards from the BYU 35 to the OSU 44 in the big play of the drive, but the Cougars needed a break to keep it going. Oregon State held on its 36 and Duke went in to try a field goal. The kick was way short, but Duke was roughed on the play with the penalty moving the ball to the 21 and giving the Cougars a first down. Touchdown Pass The Cougars moved to the lour-yarline and on second down Litchfield stepped back and lobbed a pass to Dan Taylor who came out of the backfield d and was all alone in the end zone. Duke converted and BYU led, 7-- 0 0 Gillenwater went to the two and on the next play crossed the goal line. Duke converted and it was 14 0. Beavers Score Oregon State put White in at quarterback and he brought the Beavers to life. The Beavers scored, moving from their own 29 to the TD with White sneaking the final yard. The PAT was good and it 14-- Cougars scored with 12:04 in the second quarter, going 69 yards in 15 plays. Gillenwater scored from the one and Duke converted. OSU got that touchdown back m a hurry, moving from its own 20 to a score in five plays. Ray Taroli gained 45 yards to put the ball on the Cougar 26 and on ihe next play Taroli took a pitchout from hite, went to his right and passed to The remaining Gillenwater earned the ball 22 times. Cougar Coach Praises Club Special to The Tribune PROVO Brigham Young University footbal coach LaVell Edwards started a young new backfield against Oregon State Saturday night and it paid off im a victory .e In the backfield were sophomore? Randy Litchfield at quarterback sophomore Gil Gillenwater at tailback, sophomore Lynn Zwahlen at and flanker and junior Dan Taylor at fullback. 37-1- 4 The Cougars quickly increased the lead to 14-- m the quarter. Oregon State had the ball on its 22. The Beavers lost a yard, then big Paul Linford hit quarterback Steve Gervais trying to get off a pass, causing a fumble and Bob Larsen recovered for BYU on the five. was Matt Hammack for the touchdown. The kick was good and the halftime score was on the board although BYUs defensive unit had to make a good stand in the final minute. . Afterward Edwards said: This was one of the finest games weve played since Ive been here. We won it in the line. Thats where the battle was won. I felt our defense was so tough in the second half and our offensive line proved itself tonight. It came through like I was confident it would. We felt we could run against them and we decided to run right at them. We used Gillenwiter and Mark Terranova because both Steve Stratton and Wayne Bower were hurt during the week. Thats why we moved Dan Taylor to Tullback. I thought our new guys were really great." Oregon State coach Dee Andros said, BYU ouihtt us they prepared for two weeks after a disasteroua loss in their first game and they came to where they are a helluva football team. I cant single out one BYU player that impressed me. They all did 37-1- 4 gamed 119 yards and scored two touchdowns. Litchfield completed eight of 16 for 62 yards and one touchdown. The Cougars lost the sendees of hopeful Abe Atkinson, who was thrown out of the game along with OSUs split end Ron Steward after an altercation in the second quarter. Third Quarter Action The Cougars ircreased their lead to by scoring on the last play of the period. The Cougars moved 33 yards in three plays for the touchdown with Litchfield sneaking over from the one. Duke converted the extra point. Until that final flurry it appeared that neither team would score in the quarter although the Cats dominated play and missed two field goal attempts. Returns OSU Punt Gajlord Perry and others are allowed to apply some foreign substance to the ball before pitching while those who protest draw only rebukes from the proper authorities. When Bobby Murcer spoke up too 28-1- 4 John Betham, a junior speedster who almost was a goat when he fumbled on a fair catch that Oregon State recovered, set up the touchdown. Betham returned a Beaver punt 28 yards to put the ball on the 33 with 1:14 remaining. Litchfield went 22 yards on a keeper and then lofted a pass to Dan Taylor in the end zone on which the Beavers were called for interfere' ce. The clock apparently ran out and the teams changed ends of the field, but then it was ruled there was still time for one play in the period and the ball was brought back to the OSU one. Litchfield sneaked over and the quarter ended. Saints Acquire Grid Vet - NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The New Orleans Saints have signed veteran cornerback Nate Ramspy to a 1273 player contract in hopes of bolstering the second-wors- t pass defense in professional football. Ramsey, an veteran with the Philadelphia Eagles, was signed as a free agent. If Murcer was silenced, it is little wonder that Billy Martin lost his job as Detroit manager when he took on the Perry spitball issue. Since nothing had been done about Perry, Martin evidently decided to take things into his own hands and order his pitchers to throw spitters. Opened Moutb In big-tim- e sports, though, the image of the game is more important than the reality. Martin was fired not so much for ordering his pitchers to throw spitters as for saying aloud that he so ordered. team that thoughts of thousands in this city, the tendency is to look away from such George Allen practices as trading draft choices or placing a healthy player on injured waivers. Which leg do I limp on? ANGELES (UPI) -Brash Dwight Stones, track to answer and fields Muhammad Ali, feels sorry for Bobby Riggs. LOS I dont like to see anyone fail to live up 0 his predictions, the world high jump I was record hoi-- , e- - said. rooting for hnn all the way. Riggs is Stones kind of person. Their personalities, he says, are similar. I like the Bobby Riggs and Alis of Muhammad the said the world, I Glendale, Calif., athlete. like people who arent afraid to stand up and tell people what theyre going to do. "All my life weil, at least since Ive been high jumping people have been telling me I shouldnt say this and I shouldnt say that. Why not? I have a lot of confidence in my ability and why shouldnt I predict what Im going to do? Ive All Right done all right so far, havent I? Indeed, he has. The stringbean wont be 20 until Dec. 6 but already hes won an Olympic medal (a bronze at the Munich Olympics last year) and set a in a return world record (7-to Munich July 14). 6 one Stones predicted both of the three medals in his e.enl at the 1972 Olympics and then the world standard. teenFor the ager from Southern California, Munich 73 was just a stepping stone to the big goal. A gold medal at the Montreal Olympics in 1976, naturally. Winning the gold medal, said Stones, Is definitely the most important thing in the world for me right now. I want it and Im going to get baby-face- a d it. Took Likewise, in baseball, loudly against Perry, Murcer was fined by the commissioner, who also told the Yankees to cease their investigation of Perrys pitches, hed take care of it. Nothing has been heard since about the commissioners own investigation. 38. BYU Stuns Oregon State, Deception in sport is really nothing new. Legend tells us that the young Greek warrior Pelops accomplished what 13 others had failed to do, boat the King of Olympia in a chariot race and thereby won the Kings daughter. Pelops succeeded because he bribed the Kings charioteer, who weakened tha chariot axle. The King fell and broke his neck, Pelops lost a father-in-laand won the girl, and had no qualms apparently about the way he achieved this double victory. What should be cause for alarm is the extent to which the need to win no matter what with a concomitant price that must be paid for losing, has reached down to the sandlot level. But it is not that surprising, considering deceptions in the major sports are accepted by looking the other way, and sometimes even applauded. When Johnny Bench was struck out in the last World Series on a fake pitchout, the play was hailed as one of genius. said after the Super Bowl, Losing is like death. The emphasis away from just partaking and toward the intense pursuit of victory fan be seen in revelation by the wife of Watergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy in a current magazine article. Sha sys that on the envelopes of the letters the imprisoned Liddy writes to his children is jne ' word: Win. Brash High jumper Riggs, Ali Fan They preoccupy us for endless hours, almost a game a night being shown on television with 13 24 r, At the same time, though,, sports have become a passion by which Americans live. 0 Richmond 41, Woke Forest 0 Howard 41, Virginia Stole 20 Rondolph-Moco24, Towson d Redskin player joked last year. The fact that the Redskins were losers so long only heightens the willingness to look the other way fro.r. such This reaction, from goings-oa lawyer and season ticket-holdecannot be considered unique: I dont want to hear anything like that. The team is winning and thats all that matters. As George Allen tur Back in the United States for only two weeks after a tour of Europe h this summer, the blond youngster has enrolled at Glendale Community College where he will compete under his former prep coach, John Barnes. three-mont- There is a chance, he said, might return to UCLA where he competed for Jim Bush as a freshman in 192. he He was out of school a b I still UCLA, could go back , to but he explain'!, right now Glendale is the school for me. I want to on my studies this year and I can do that better at a junior college than J could at UCLA. Competing for the Pacific Coast Club, of Long Beach. Calif., in 1973, Stones entered 55 meets. L quite tired, he admitI probably wont comted pete again until January. Ido know I wont go to 55 mepts this year. Thats just too Im many. Sets Goals ? I dont think Ill be able' to better my record this year 6ut whos to say? Maybe I could But I wouldnt be go unhappy an inch or an inch and a half below the record As long 'as 1 keep winning. Stones called his stunning jump a vindication,, of Dick Fosburys victory at the 1968 Olympics. Fosbury, - of the is Ore., Medford, originator of the Fosbury Flop in the high jump and Stone is one of his disciples. 6 A lot of people thought Dicks win at Mexico City was a fluke, said Stones. Well, I didn't and now maybe our coached will start investigating it seriously. Im sure 4ts the trend. wimiitre fay for year. TENUIS tenuis pro Dave Kornreich Avoid tha bcliat step Women who have had dancing lessons, particularly ballet, have a tendency to incorporate dance steps into their tennis game. This causes problems. In fact, many such women get so confused and discouraged that they give up tennis. This is unfortunate, since patience and concentrated practice would enable them to eliminate the balle step from their game. Fig. I shows a player stepping into the ball as if she were doing a ballet step. This will result in bad body balance. In fig. 2, however, we see that the player has correctly stepped into the ball. Notice that the front foot is on a 45 degree angle to the net. This will assure good balance and body control when hitting the ball. . 1973 NATL. News. Syn, OS. To obtain free copy of What A Difference A Racquet Will Make! send stamped, envelope to Dave Kornreich in care of The Salt Lake Tribune at P.O. Box 867. self-retu- rn |