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USC EDGES NOTRE DAME
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Soon ers, I
By The Associated Press the scoring was set up by Iowa
NORMN, kla-A waringState fumbles and the Oklahoma
Dklahoma defense, spearheaded drives covered. only 13, 49 and
by 260-pound Leroy Selmon, 45 yards.
pressured Iowa State into sev-
eral early turnovers that put Colorado fumbles
the Cyclones1 in a 26-0 hole at,
the half, as the second-ranked LINCOLN, Neb. - Vince Fer-
Sooners plowed to a 39-7 triumph ragamo passed for two touch-
in a sloppily played Big Eight downs and Jim O'Leary ran forG
football game yesterday., two yesterday, powering Nebras-
All-American halfback Joe ka's fourth-ranked Cornhuskers
Washington scored on runs of to a 63-21 Big Eight conference
three and -six yards as Okla- football victory over a 10th-
homa, despite a school record ranked Colorado team. that was
13 fumbles, extended college plagued by penalties and turn-
football's 1 o n g e s t winning overs.
streak to 27 games. The Soon- Colorado scored first when
ers have not lost in 35 con- quarterback D a v e Williams
secutive contests. romped 7 yards on the third
Oklahoma jumped out ahead play from scrimmage. But
17-0 after the first quarter. All from then on, the Buffs could
uskers
do little right as eight Colo- game 1
rado turnovers led to six Bell too
Nebraska touchdowns, national
After the first Buff score, Ne- Bell, tl
braska, 7-0, tallied on three er, scor
prevail
asyi
Pitt, which had averaged
42 points in its !last four
games, fell to 5-2 with its first
shutout in three seasons under
Coach Johnny Majors.
SAVE
STEPS
MONEY
TIME
before tailback Ricky
k charge in front of a
l television audience.
he nation's leading rush-
ed the Trojans' second
in the final minutes to key an
outstanding defensive effort that
helped Navy to a 17-0 upset of:
17th-ranked Pittsburgh yester-
day in college football.
consecutive possessions. F erra
gamo hit Bobby Thomas with a
I42-yard touchdown pass,
O'Leary scored from 10 yards
out with 8:28 remaining in the
first period, and a Buff fumble
set the Huskers up on the 31
seven seconds later. Monte An-
thony popped over from the one
seven plays after that.
* * *
Bell burns
SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Quarter-
back Vince Evans' diving touch-,
down from the two-yard line
and kicker Len Walker's field
goal in the fourth quarter lifted
third-ranked Southern California
past Notre Dame 24-17 yester-
day in one of college football's
most heated rivalries.
The 14th-ranked Irish, seek-
ing to avenge last year's 55-24
humiliation, led three times
and came up with several key
defensive plays early in the
touchdown andfinished with165 Stubby tailback Gerry Good-I Dorsett lost the ball at the
yards int 40 carries, the mostI win rushed for 109 yards and Navy 15 early in the first quar-
ever by a Southern California led touchdown drives in the first; terafter ar59-yard punt return
runner in the 47-year series with and third quarters by the pre- by freshman Gordon Jones.
Notre Dame. * viously inconsistent Navy of- Moeller, playing with a broken
fense. Midshipman quarterback thumb in a cast, recovered for:
John Kurowski threw just two Navy, which then marched 85I
Aggies victorious I passes all afternoon, both in- yards for a touchdown on 6-
COLLEGE STATION, Tex - complete, but Navy still raised foot-4 Bob Jackson's three-yard
Texas A&M safety Lester Hayes its record to 5-2 with the upset. I plunge.
picked up a fumble by Baylor
substitute quarterback Charlie "
Parker in mid-air and raced 77}
yrdstfor atouchdow yester- .AJI d L XYU~u.U~.J
arsfratuhonyse-iday to rally the fifth-ranked'
Aggies to a 19-10 victory overf
the defending Southwest Confer-1
ence champions. Gray leads assault
Baylor, which dropped to anra
0-2 SWC record, fought from its NEW YORK (IP)-Speedy Mel Metcalf in the first period, then
fwn end of the field the entire,7 Gray caught two touchdown halted a New York comeback
the second quarter on Mack passes and Jim Bakken extend- by grabbing a 38-yard touch-
th Jackson's 80-yard touchdown ed his string of successful field down , pitch from quarterback
bomb to tight end Ron Lee. goals to 10 in a row, kicking a: Jim Hart with 4% minutes left
* * * ;pair yesterday, as the St. Louis in the game.
Cardinals defeated the New Bakken, who has yet to miss
y York Giants, 20-13, in a National a field goal try this season, con-
NFootball League game. nected on a 37-yarder in the:
PITTSBURGH - Roverback first quarter as the Cardinals
Chet McCellar pounced on a GRAY HAULED in a 51-yard built a 10-0 lead. Then he added
Tony Dorsett fumble early in Scoring pass on an option play a 40-yard field goal in the third
the game and intercepted a pass from all-purpose back Terry period.
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1975-1976
Home Schedule
OCTOBER
31-U.S. Olympic Team
NOVEMBER
1--U.S. Olympic Team
7-8-North Dakota
21-22-Michigan Tech
DECEMBER
5-Michigan State
JANUARY
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9-10-Duluth
16-17-Notre Dame
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FEBRUARY
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13-14-Denver
20-21--Wisconsin
MARCH
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HELP BOOST
'M' HOCKEY
TITLE HOPES!
The 1975-76 Michi"an Wolverine hockey
team will be one of the most exciting squads
in many yers. All eves are set on winning
the WCHA and NCAA crowns, and you
can be a vital part of rnat title drive.
Season ticket buyers not only receive a
discount for all Michiqan home games but
are guaranteed tickets for such traditional
series as arch-rival Michigan State, NCAA
champion Michian Tech. WCHA champion
Minnesota. as well as two special atttrae-
tions, the U.S. Olympic Team and the
vaunted Czechoslovakian Nationals. Tickets
on an individual basis are usually hard to
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Colleae hockey . . . it's fast . . . it's
exciting . - . and it's colorful. This season
should be the greatest for Michigan fans
in many years.
"Student suoport is so important to, any
growing proarom," says Michiqan head
coach Dan Farrell. "This may be one of our
best teams in years and our toughest home
schedule in many seasons."
So buy now and avoid the pre-qame rush!
k<>> ' Season tickets for students are lust $15 for
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AP Photo
NAVY TAILBACK Gerry Goodwin darts up the middle of the
line on a draw play for 15 yards, helping the Middies to their
17-0 upset of Pitt. Goodwin rushed for 109 yards.
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