Sunday, October 7, 1973 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoge Nine 'l Sunday, October 7, 1973 I HE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Nine Notre Dame edges MSUs, easily SIEI iii I Ohio State triumphs POSSUM CREAK five piece rock 'n roll bond SUNDAY NITE HOURS 6-2 By The Associated Press their fourth straight victory with of inside-outside running and short, SOUTH BEND - Wayne Bullock touchdown pass plays of 19 and 67 productive passes. and Pete Demmerle scored sec- yards in the second quarter and 32 The Hoosiers, 2-2, took 14 plays ond-quarter touchdowns and spt- nto grab an early 7-0 lead, with jun- tering, eighth-ranked Notre Dame in the third quarter. ior Dennis Cremeens going the last clung to a -14-10 victory over Mich- A n d e r s o n, unperturbed by a two yards around the left side. igan State. game-long drizzle, caught f i v e It was a long afternoon for the passes for 142 yards and tied a A pair of Frank Nester field error-prone Irish, who had their Nebraska record with the three goals rallied the Mountaineers to backs to the wall as late as the touchdown receptions. only a 7-6 deficit before a home- fourth quarter. The Spartans drove - coming crowd, but the Hoosiers to the Notre Dame 24-yard line -be- marched 41 yards following a fore losing the ball on a key pass StIiford, 24-0 shanked punt just before halftime interception by Mike Townsend CHAMPAIGN - Fullback Scott for their second touchdown. with about 10 minutes to play. Laidlaw plunged for two touch- Michigan State's defense repulsed downs as Stanford, striking early Arizon, 2-20 the first four Notre Dame drives, against butterfingered Illinois, re- but the crunching Irish offense IOWA CITY-A 23-yard field goal finally put together an 80-yard by Charlie Gorham with less than drive capped by Bullock's one- g two minutes left in the game gave yard smash. Arizona a 23-20 football victory over The Irish, now 3-0, began to winless Iowa yesterday. build up steam later in the quarter, lentlessly pounded to a 24-0 upset The Wildcats undefeated in their their next drive swallowing 63 of the favored Illini. first four 'outings under new Coach yards in four plays. Demmerle, a ;Stanford's Cardinals, a 10-point and former Michigan assistant Jim split end, hauled in a 33-yard pass underdog, parlayed two Illini mis- Young, were led by clutch passing from quarterback Tom Clements cues into touchdowns within four by quarterback Bruce Hill and the for the touchdown. minutes of the first period and the losing line charges of junior backs * *Illini never recovered. Willie Hamilton and Jim Upchurch. Ohio State, 27-3 ** * * * Starch added 184 yards is 13! carries, including a 47-yard totcn- down run which gave the Badgers a 30-21 advantage early in the fourth quarter. Purdue, 27-7 , WEST LAFAYETTE-Sophomore I quarterback Craig Nagel brought Purdue's slumbering offense to life in the second half here yesuer- day to spark the Boilermakers past Duke's Blue Devils, 27-7. Nagel, subbing for injured start- er Bo Bobrowski, scored one touch- down and fired up the Boiaer- makers after Duke took a 7-3 lead in the third quarter. Ohio U, 14-12 EVANSTON-Dave Houseton, a afreshman tailback, powered an 87-1 yard drive and smashed over with the winning touchdown yesterday to lead Ohio University to a 14-12 victory over Northwestern. 341 S. MAIN A moving experience in sound< ANN ARBOR and light r I FOUND through atI Classifieds For prompt service CALL 764-0557 ~ .. . ., ' ,... cat! _ ... . ; . ,. r 11 U of M and EMU N ITE MONDAY Bring Student I.D. and get in FREE DISCOUNTS ON PITCHERS OF BEER 341 S. MAIN-ANN ARBOR I U A Moving Experience in Sound and Light I. Deadline is noon one (1) day in advance I , COLUMBUS - Fill-in fullback Indiana, 28-14 Bruce Elia scored a pair of touch- MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Fired downs and speedster Archie Grif- by an 80-yard scoring drive on its fin added two more as top-ranked first possession, Indiana used a Ohio State belted Washington State, stern defense and the passing of 27-3, yesterday. Willie Jones yesterday to throttle Elia, subbing for the injured 20th ranked and previously unbeat- Harold "Champ" Henson, bulled en West Virginia 28-14. 17 yards for Ohio State's first Jones, a junior quarterback who touchdown in the second period, mses fir tworseak o then rambled nine yards for a'missed his first two seasons oe- score in the third. cause of injuries, baffled West Vir- Griffin, the nation's seventh lead- ginia, 3-1, with a masterful blend ing rusher going into the game, tore through the Cougar, defense for 128 yards, scored on a six-yard pass and ran once over fronm 26, yards. * URD Wisconsin, 37-28 MADISON-Wisconsin mounted a pair of nine-point leads behind te. record running of sophomores Bill Marek and Ken Starch, then held off a Wyoming rally for a 37-28 victory. 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