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Bucks roll over Wisconsin;
'Cats exterminate Gophers
Steers squeeze by Baylor;
Irish demolish Pitt, 46-14
By The Associated Press
MADISON - John Brocking-
ton's three touchdowns paced the
third-ranked Ohio State to a 24-7
Big Ten conference football vic-
tory over an outmanned but de-
termined Wisconsin team yester-
day afternoon.
Brockington bulled his way 11
yards in the opening moments of
the second period for his initial
score. He later added touchdown
runs of four and one yards as the
Buckeyes broke away from a slim
10-7 halftime lead.
The battling Wisconsin Badgers
intercepted five OSU passes to
stay within striking range through
most of the game. However, the
home team, playing before a rec-
ord crowd of 72,758, failed to sus-
tain any long drives.
With Brockington leading the
way, Ohio State outgained the
Badgers on the ground 141 yards
to 70. In the air, Ohio State led
158 to 121.
* * *
Gophers gored
EVANSTON - Big Ten rushing
leader Mike Adamle staged a
dazzling one-man show scoring
four touchdowns to rally North-
western from a 14-0 deficit to a
28-14 conference football victory
over rugged Minnesota yesterday.
Adamle shattered a Big Ten
ball-carrying record with 48 hauls
good for 192 yards and finally put
Northwesern ahead 21-14 with
6:03 left with his third one-yard
scoring dive.
Adamle scored Northwestern's
fourth touchdown on a five-yard
smash with 65 seconds left.
The victory kept Northwestern's
slim league title hopes alive with
a 4-1 record and left Minnesota
with a 1-3-1 record.
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Spartans smear
EAST LANSING - Michigan
State, stung early by a 93-yard
touchdown on the opening kickoff
by Stan Brown of Prudue, didn't
recover until the third quarter
when two TD's by Eric "The Flea"
Allen put the football game away,
the Spartans winning their third
in a row yesterday by a 24 to 14
score.
MSU could only manage a field
goal in the first quarter but added
a score in the second, on a 15-
yard run by flanker Randy Davis.
* * *
Hawks prey
IOWA CITY - The sun came
out for Iowa yesterday as the
rushing of Levi Mitchell and a
strong defense gave the Hawkeyes
their second Big Ten Conference
victory of the season 42-13 over
Indiana.
The Hawkeyes dominated the
game as quarterback Roy Bash
exhibited for a Dad's Day crowd
the improved passing coach Ray
Nagel has been praying for all
season.
Bash's 36-yard second quarter
pass to Dennis Green gave Iowa
its first touchdown via the air
since the Arizona game and its
first in conference play this sea-
son.
The Hawkeyes added two more
TDs before halftime on Mitchell's
runs of one and 20 yards.
-Associated Press
OVER THE TOP sails Dartmouth back John Short to score from
the four yard line against Columbia .in the second period of their
Ivy League clash. Dartmouth crunched Columbia 55-0 for their
seventh victory of the season.
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WACO - Top - ranked Texas,
stung by a 73-yard touchdown
bomb and a 25-yard touchdown
return with a blocked punt, out-
lasted battling Baylor 21-14 yes-
terday for the Longhorns' 27th.
consecutive victory.
The Longhorns held a 21-7 half
time lead on Steve Worster's two
touchdowns of one yard each and
a five-yard dash by quarterback
Eddie Phillips.
The Bears bottled up the Texas
offense in the second half and
the deepest penetrations the Long-
horns could make was to the Bay-
lor 37-yard line.
* * *
Panthers pounded
SOUTH BEND - Quarterback
Joe Theismann directed second-
ranked Notre Dame to a 46-14
victory over determined Pittsburgh
here yesterday.
Theismann fired three touch-
down passes and wound up the
day with 381 yards in total 'of-
fense to become Notre Dame's all
time total offense leader.
The Irish fell behind 14-13 on
two quick Pittsburgh touchdowns
in the second quarter, but Theis-
mann came back with two touch-
down passes before the half to
put the Irish in complete control.
* * *
Cadets fizzle
EUGENE -Sophomore quarter-
back Dan Fouts dazzled ninth-
ranked Air Force with four touch-
down passes yesterday as under-
dog Oregon stunned the Falcons,
46-35..
It was the first loss in nine
games for Air Force. Oregon,
playing without star tailback
Bobby Moore, improved its record
to 6-3.
The two teams traded touch-
downs all afternoon before Oregon
finally went ahead in the fourth
quarter on a clutch Fouts-Bob
Newland toss which clinched the
victory.
Indians squeak by
PALO ALTO-Stanford claimed
the Pacific-8 football title and a
Rose Bowl berth yesterday as Jim
Plunkett's fourth touchdown pass
of the game brought the Indians
from behind for a 29-22 victory
over Washington.
The Stanford offense slumber-
ed for more than two periods, and
Washington, behind sophomore
quarterback Sonny Sixkiller, took
a 22-21 lead into the final period.
Plunkett passed 15 yards to Randy
Vataha for the winning touch-
down, ending a 67-yard Stanford
drive with 7:32 to play.
Manning smashed
OXFORD - Archie Manning,
Mississippi's brilliant quarterback,
was knocked out of action for the
remainder of the college football
season with a broken left arm yes-
terday as the Rebels outscored
Houston 24-13.
Manning hit fullback Randy
Reed and tailback Bob Knight
with first-quarter scoring passes
and kept the Rebel offense mov-
ing until he was racked up. After
the injury, he had to be helped
off the field.
Sooners stomp
NORMAN - Oklahoma, sparked
by sophomore Greg Pruitt's three
touchdowns, made the big plays
yesterday and took advantage of
early Missouri mistakes for a 28-
13 Big Eight Conference football
victory.
Oklahoma recovered three Mis-
souri fumbles in the first half
and led 21-0 at intermission. The
Tigers rolled up impressive yard-
age in the second half, mainly on
quarterback Chuck Roper's pass-
ing, but Oklahoma's defense never
let the loses move back into ser-
ious contention.
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By The Associated Press
CHICAGO - G u a r d Jerry
Sloan moved to a forward s 1ot
early in the third quarter last
night and ignited a drive t h a t
helped the Chicago Bulls swamp
Detroit 125-99, for the Pistons
second National Basket Associa-
tion loss in 14 contests.
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troit fell 15 points behind early in
the third quarter and never was
able to come within range.
Sloan, who wound up with 25
points, was joined by teammates
ChetWalker, Bob Love and Bob-
by Weiss, each with 20 points or
better.
Walker's 10 points paced the
Bulls to a 30-19 first quarter edge
and Love and Sloan talfied 15 in
the second quarter for a 59-44
halftime bulge.
Bulls Coach Dick Motta moved
Sloan to forward in, the t h i r d
quarter as reserve guard M a t t
Guokas was inserted into the line-
up
4 Detroit's Dave Bing had 13
4points in the third quarter but his
Sefforts went down the d r a i n
in the face of Chicago's control
of both backboards and a devas-
tating fast break.
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to 14 points and the other Piston
Chicago's reserve center, Jim
Fox, picked up the scoring slack
in the final quarter with 13 points
as the Bulls outscored the Pistons,
37-28.
* * * ,
Celtics sizzle
CINCINNATI - John Havlicek
with 37 points, led a third-period
bustout to swamp the Cincinnati
Royals 140-122 last night giving
the Boston Celtics their fifth
straight National Basketball As-
sociation victory.
The Celtics overcame a 40-29
first period deficit with 11 straight
points in the second period led by
Jo Jo White with 13 for a halftime
lead of 63-60.
Havlicek had 15 points in the
third period as the Celts scored 11
straight after the' Royals came
within a point, 86-85. Boston led
99-85 after three periods and
coasted through the fourth quar-
ter.
The Royals' Nate Archibald had
14 points and Johnny Green 11
in a hot-shooting first period.
Green was high for Cincinnati
with 28, Tom Van Arsdale had 23
and rookie Sam Lacey had 16
pointskand 18erebounds.
Rookie Dave Cowans had 21
points and 17 rebounds for Boston.
Black Hawks deuced
PHILADELPHIA - The Phila-
delphia Flyers and Chicago ,Black-
hawks traded second period goals
yesterday en route to a 1-1 tie in
a National Hockey League con-
test.
Jean-Guy Gendren put the Fly-
ers in front with a goal Just 28
seconds into the ,second session,
beating Blackhawk goalie Gerry
Desjardins after getting the puck
on a faceoff. Cliff Koroll replied
for Chicago at 12:26, slamming a
rebound past Flyer goalie Bernie
Parent.
PITTSBURGH - The Boston
Bruins, facing a two goal deficit
late in the second period, came up
with goals by John Bucyk and
Ken Hodge to settle for a 2-2 tie
with the Pittsburgh Penguins in
a National Hockey League game
last night.
Rod Zaine, playing in his sec-
ond NHL game, scored Pitts-
burgh's first goal early in the
first period. Another rookie, Greg
Polis, gave the Penguins a 2-0
margin before Bucyk finally put
Boston on the board with just two
minutes remaining in the second
period.
Blues knot Stars
MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL -
Minnesota's Gump Worsley and
Glen Hall traded sensational saves
last night as the Minnesota North
Stars and the St. Louis Blues
fought to a 1-1 tie.
Worsley, the squat North Stars
goalkeeper, made his only mistake
on a first-period St. Louis power-
play after he sprawled to stop
Red Berenson's point-blank shot.
Sonics speared
PHILADELPHIA - Philadel-
phia built up a 22-point lead in
the third quarter and held on for
a 134-128 victory over Seattle
last night in National Basketball
Association action.
Bailey Howell scored 27 points
and Luke Jackson added 24 to
provide the offensive spark for the
l6ers.
Suns shine
ATLANTA - The Phoenix Suns
overcame a four point Atlanta
lead in the fourth quarter last
night and went on to take a 107-
100 victory over the Hawks in a
National Basketball Association
game.
center, Otto Moore, had only sev- Bruins tie
en.
-Associated Press
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against Michigan State. State flopped over the Boilermakers
24-14 yesterday.
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