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Show y yp yffiy VrLU lgp"gf1y g 0 "gp pi '' y U' y W y ,VK DESERET NEWS, Monday, seye By Steve Smilanich Worrying Woody Hayes is afraid he doesn't ktow his teams potential even after his mighty Ohio State detense of Buckeyes opened their National Collegiate Football Championship by crushing Texas Christian. While losing coach Fred Taylor was praising the brash Buckeyes with such superla- tives as lowing his greatest ever teams r- Hayes pressed immediately concern road Saturdays . cf MV k T Aa- it I 4 vcv x Tulsa 55-Southern California, ranked fifth, had easy going in overwhelming blanked Northwestern gets ahead like that and the other cant possibly look Pittsburgh good. The Buckeyes werent the only standouts on a day which produced another rash of high scoring games. Seven-ranke- stopped ninth-rate- d 37-- Georgia Clemson 30-- 0 and UCLA held on to whip Wisconsin 2 I Tenth-ranke- d Mis- 28-1- ' East third-ranke- Connecticut 19, Yale 13 Tufts 29, Drexel 13 Boston College 21, Nvy 14 Villanova 36, Delaware 33 Penn State 27, Colorado 3 Buffalo 16, Massachusetts 6 Brown 21, Rhode Island 0 Lafayette 36, Columbia 2? Harvard 10, Holy Cross 0 Penn 20, lucknell 17 Colgate 28 Cornell 24 Rutgers 29, Prfnceton 1 Dartmouth 31, New Hampshire 0 Razorbacks is Johns Hopkins 30, Muhlenberg 21 Midwest Missouri 37, Illinois 6 Miami (Ohio) 24, Western Michigan 20 Kansas 13, Syracuse 0 Mischlgan Sate 23, Southern Atettiodist Ohio State 62, Texas ChrUtian 0 Purdue 28. Notre Dame 14 California 17, Indiana t4 Iowa 61, Washington State 31 UCLA 34, Wisconsin 23 , Michigan 45, Washington 7 Minnesota 35, Ohio U 35 Nebraska 14, Texas A&M 0 Virgins St 24, Maryland St 13 Bowling Green 27, Dayton 7 South Toledo 38 Marshall 13 Georgia 30, Clemson 0 No. Carolina St. 24, Maryland 7 ft to nia event! its record at by handing Indiana 4 setback. Missouri remained unbeaten in two starts by beating Illinois 37-- and Michigan State handled Southern Metiiodist its third stright loss, 1-- 1 17-1- 6 Other surprises were recorded by Oregon State, Tennessee and Kentucky. The Beavers toppled Arizona State 30-the Vols turned back 9 Auburn and the Wildcats nipped Missississippi 10-- 23-1- .. O 8 ft $1995 ON FLOWERING SHRUBS 0 thumped Mississippi Iowa crushed Washington State Boston College beat Navy Connecticut Yale edged Army and nipped Vanderbilt 16-Rutgers trounced Princeton 29-- 0 in the 100th anniversary celebration game. rdmond Bridal Wreath Beattv Bush Crto Dogwood Sumac Jamaray Hydrangea Mockorenge Forsythia Potentil neaster ia and others Lilac 2 v ft te 7 ft. HOME (GROWN 'll A' a 4SSfc Sssvavw , HOLLAND BULBS GARDEN SUPPLIES Alabama Syracuse Southern . I f :jg: In other games Sanford trounced Oregon 28-Louisiana State walloped Rice 42-Wyoming grounded the Air Force Kansas stopped 45-1- Georgia Tech 17, Baylor 10 Tennessee 45, Auburn 19 South Carolina 14, North Carolina Waka Forest 16, Va. Tech 10 Alabama 63,. So Mississippi 14 Citadel 14, Arkansas 10 Kentucky 19, Mississippi 9 Army 16, Vanderbilt 6 Davidson 77, Furman 14 Southwest Oklahoma 37, Pittsburgh 0 Oklahoma State 24, Houston II Arkansas 55, Tulsa 0 Colorado St 50, Wichita 21 Texas 49, Texas Tech 7 LSU 42, Rice 0 Par West Wyoming 27, Air Force 25 Montaru 52, Nothern Arizona 7 Fresno St 28, Montane St. 20 Stanford 28, Oregon 0 1 to - ' 47-3- Major casualties the past weekend were eighth-ranke- d Notre Dame and 11th rankled Indiana. Purdue bea the Irish for the third straight time in 4 their series, and Califor last tournament Catalpa Chestnut Cherry (Kwanzan) Hawthorne 4 kinds of Maple Linden Oak, Flowering Peach Apple Plum English Walnut Russian Olive and others. . in thw Air Force defense and picks up eight yards. Falcons (31) and Harold Whaley (87) make tackle. 34-2- NCAA spring. 99c ' Florida outscored sissippi State the Container Trees 13-- Area Schools Iowa Stato 10, Brigham Young Pacific 36, Utah Stata 3 Idaho St 47, Idaho 4Bt Westminster IS, Fort Lewis 0 Adams Slate 24, Southern Utah State 3 rth-rank- sixth-rate- d dumped d - a hole leuthauser star y2 PRICE SALE This Week Only 27-2- Penn State, pride of the east, pulled away in the second half to down Colorado 27-- for the Nittany L i o n s 13th consecutive d triumph while Texas avenged last years loss at the hands of Texas Tech by walloping the red raiders 49-- 7 Arkansas also displayed an awesome attack as the ,fou and 48-- 6 Oklahoma $ v W Dennis A game like this doesnt prove much and doesnt help us much either," he said, referring to the easy win over "Texas Christian. One team .sX' a- Wyoming's Joe Williams (26) finds Leacns victory was not a surprise. The BYU placed second individually in , M t one in on the eleventh hole Friday, and Tom Christensen of Utah had one on the same hole Saturday. Tied for fourth were Chip Garris of BYU, Ken Clark of USU and Raleigh Wilson of Utah with 153 totals. Best Weber State finisher was Ken Fettingill with rounds of 81 and 77 for 158. 7 ex- eagles tournament Weber States Terry Mcnson dropped the in linster, Don Haw km, with a 147. Utah States Doug V'lven captured third with a 151. - 0 Two golfers recorded 146. Another BYU f , ,a '8 about next game at ; BYUs Ray Leach put together two rounds of 73 to win medalist honors for the tour a 4' Washington. Second-ranke- d - - ' of 86,412. - tk, shel- 62-- 0 lacking, Hayes, insisting the seasons still too early, would only say we have some real fine football players and have the ma lings of a fine team. The Buckeyes, the nations No. 1 team, extended the nations longest winning streak to 15 games and piled up the biggest score in Hayes 13 years at Columbus, in trouncing the hapless Horned Frogs. t Junior Rex :V Kern and quarterback fullback Jim Otis r each scored & pair of TDs and Jonn Brockington tallied three TDs in the presence of a record Ohio Stadium crowd ' 3 'V nament with a fourth Jy. s fol- Deseret News Special EDEN' Brigham Young its University easily won consecuti' Patio Springs Collegiate golf tournament here over the weekend. Utah State finished second 28 strokes behind the Cougars, while Weber State was third and Utah fourth. Q': h V 4 - 29, 196? BYU Golfers Win Patio Tourney r UPI Sports Writer September All Sales Final 63-1- All prices F.O.B. 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