European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday september 12, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 25 College scores by the associated press East aici3,  11 army 34, Massachusetts 10 by Hornsburg St. 6, Shippensburg St. 3 Brockport St. 7, Alfred 6 California a. 12, Ca Negie Mellon 8 cent. Connecticut 34, Norwich 30 Colgate 23, Rutgers 0 Davidson 20, Fordham 17 Dickinson 7, Lycoming 3 Fairmont 7, Edinboro St. 6 Frnklin & Marshll 7, Albright 0 Grove City 20, Bethany,. 14 Indiana a. 14, Juniata Lehigh 49, Connecticut 0 Maine 12, Lafayette 10 Mansfield St. 34, St. Francis a. 13 Navy 21, Citadel 2 new Hampshire 27, holy Cross 14 northeastern 21, Rhode Island 12 notre Dame 19, Pittsburgh 9 St. Lawrence 30, Albany . 7 s. Illinois 24, Temple 20 Springfield 62, Cortland St. 0 Wagner 7, Gettysburg 3 w. Chester St. 28, Glas Borost. 18 West instr a. 28, Millersville St. 7 Youngstown St. 13, Villanova 10 South Akron 13, Morehead St. 13 Alabama 34, Mississippi 13 Auburn 21, Arizona 10 3owiest.8, St. Paul s6 California 27, Tennessee 17 Delta St. 38, Murray St. 0 e. Carolina 17, Duke 16 e. Kentucky 24, Delaware / Florida a8.m 28, Howard u. 6 Florida St. 35, s. Mississippi 6 Gardner-webb38, Glenvil lest 7 Georgia 27, Oregon 16 Grambling 42, Alcorn 17 Hampden Sdney 27, Guilford 6 Jackson St. 17, Tennessee St. 7 Jacksonville St. 34, Alabama  James Madison 7, Emory & Henry 3 Kentucky 10, n. Carolina 7 Kentucky St. 24, Georgetown by. 13 lock Haven St. 22, Wash. 8, Lee 10 Louisville 38, n. Illinois Maryland 21, Clemson 14 Mcnee Sest. 25, Indiana St. 7 Memphis St. 27, tulane9 mil057,. 6 Mississippi veil. 55, Lincoln 0 Morgan St. 19, Virginia St. 0 Norfolk St. 14, Livingstone 13 n. Carolina St. 14, Virginia 0 Ohio u. 49, Marshall 27 Salisbury St. 15, Randolph-macon3 s. Carolina 17, Georgia Techo Southern u. 13, Tuskegee 7 Western Tenn. 22, Millsaps 12 so Louisiana 34, Fresno St. 13 Tennessee tech 41, w. Carolina 21 tn.-chattanooga27, w. Kentucky 3  23, Austin Peay 10 Towson St. 13, . Shore 12 vol 23, William & Mary 13 Virginia Union 55, Fisk 0 Wake Forest 24, Furman 13 Waynesburg 30, Frostburg St. 7 w. Virginia 36, Richmond Winston Salem 34, Hampton inst. 6 wofford24, Elon 14 Midwest Angelo St. 31, cent. St., okla. 6 ,. 49, Gustav Adolphus 17 Baker 52, Kansas weslyn6 Ball St. 43, Toledo 3 Benedictine Kan. 29, William Penn 6 Bethel Minn. 38, macalester 7 Black Hills St. 16, Dickinson St. 6 Bowling Green 17, grand Valley St. 6 Case Western 15, Hiram col. 13 cent. Michigan 9, e. Michigan 3 cent. St., Ohio 21, Morris Brown 20 Chadron St. 20, s. Dakota tech 7 Cincinnati 41, new Louisiana 0 Colorado col. 27, Nebraska Weslyn 7  10, Moorhead St. 6 Concordia  14, Hamline 13 Dakota St. 34, so Minnesota 3 doane30, hastings8 Dubuque 26, North Park 12 e. Central St. 29, Howard Payne 27 Franklin 27, Ashland 20 Graceland 20, Simpson 14 Hope 55, Depauw 7 Indiana Central 38, Anderson 28 Iowa 24, Northwestern 0 Iowa St. 35, Wichita St. 9 Jamestown 21, Huron 10 Kearney St. 7,  7, tie Kent St. 33, Illinois St. 14 Langston 42, Panhandle St. 0 Luther 12, .lll. 13 Mank Tost. 24, wis. Whitewater 14 Michigan 37, illinois9 Michigan St. 19, Purdue 14 Minnesota 10, w. Michigan 7  33, wis. Superior 0  16, St. Johns Minn. 3 to. Southern 30, cent. Missouri 19 to. Western 21, Missouri Rolla 14 Nebraska Omaha 17, n. Dakota St. 17, n. Michigan 41, n. Iowa 7 new Missouri St. 27, Pittsburg St. 14 Nook Lenoma 31, f t. Hays St. 27 North cd Mich. 21, Michigan tech 6 Ohio St. 10, Miami  Oklahoma 25, Vanderbilt 23 Oklahoma St. 34, Tulsa 17 Rose Hulman 13, Manchester 0 St. Cloud St. 29, St. Thomas 0 St. Joseph ind. 34, Olivet 0 St. Olaf 19,wartburg7 s. Dakota 24, Morningside 10 s. Dakota St. 23, w. Illinois6 Southern Cal 27, Missouri 10 so Missouri 33, Emporia St. 6 Wabash 18, Albion 17 Washburn 25, Missouri Val. 1& Washington St. 19, Nebraska 10 Wayne Mich. 28,  it. 2j Wayne neb. 14, Northern . 11 wino Nast. 21,  6 Wisconsin 30, Indiana 14  Claire 20, St. Norbert 13  20, Valparaiso Southwest Arkansas 53, new Mexico St. 10 Arkansas St. 31, Drake 29 Cameron St. 24, Stephen  7 e. Texas St. 38, Prairie View 10 Harding 26, Lane 10 Lamar 21, be Louisiana 7 n. Texas St. 41, Texas Elpaso 10 be Oklahoma 14, s. Arkansas 14, tie ouachita 14, Mcmurry 0 Rice 31, Idaho 10 be Missouri 17, cent. Arkansas 6 smu45, tcu21 Tarleton St. 32, sul Ross St. 20 Texas 44, Boston col. 0 Texas am 28, Kansas 14 Texas a8.i 21, Livingston St. 13 Texas Southern 14, Bethune Cookman 0 Texas tech 17, Baylor / far West air Force 0, Wyoming 0 Boise St. 19, Weber St. 9 Brigham Young 39, Kansas St. 0 California 27, Tennessee 17 Cal lutheran 25, san Diego 17 Cal poly so 29,-Portland St. 22 Colorado 27, Stanford 21 Colorado St. 23, Pacific u. 3 e. New Mexico 22, n.mex.highlands3 Minot St. 27, Rocky Mountain 13 Mississippi St. 27, Washington 18 Montana St. 21, n. Dakota 7 Nevada Reno 54, West instr Utah 3  vegas 15, Montana 13 new Mexico 35,  26 n. Arizona 28, Idaho St. 7 Oregon St. 24, Syracuse 12 puget sound 7, Cal poly Pomona san Diego St. 34, Fullerton St. 17 Okanst. 22, san Jose St. 10 3 a on Moss by Joc Mooshil Champaign 111. A Rick Leach hurled two touchdown passes and Harlan Huckleby scored twice to Power second ranked Michigan to a 37-9 Victory Over Illi Nois saturday in a big ten football opener. A record opening Day Zillini crowd of 60, 477 saw Illinois take an Early 3-0 Lead on a first Downs rushes Yards passing Yards return Yards passes punts fumbles lost penalties Yards 26 63-350 76 7 6-12-2 2-46 4-2 1-15 Mich Iii 9 38-59 48 38 5-1-1 7-39 4-2 1-5 42yard Field goal by freshman Dave Finzer but the rest was downhill in Gary Moeller s coaching debut. Leach spiced Michigan s awesome ground attack with touchdown passes of 30 Yards to Ralph Clayton and 11 Yards to Gene Johnson while Huckleby ripped off Springs leads Bucks Over Miami Ohio Columbus Ohio up Junior Tail Back Ron Springs rushed for 115 Yards and ran 21 Yards for the game s Only touch Down saturday to give sixth ranked Ohio state a hard earned 10-0 Victory Over Miami Ohio. Springs the Buckeye workhouse swept right end untouched late in the second Quarter to give Ohio state a 100 Lead. The score followed a 31-Yard Field goal earlier in the period by soccer style placekicker Vlade Janakievski. The win coming before 86,287 fans the 51st straight Ohio stadium sellout was not an easy one for the buckeyes who lost Star running Back Jeff Logan Early in the second Quarter with a severely sprained ankle. Touchdown runs of 15 and three Yards. The mighty wolverines capped the scor ing by recovering a Fumble on the Illinois four Yard line with Russell Davis carrying Over on the very next play. With 5 29 left in the game Michigan coach to Schembechler went to his second stringers. Huckleby finished the game with 128 Yards gained in 24 carries while Davis accounted for 92 Yards in 18 at tempts. Leach completed six of 10 passes for 76 Yards including the two touchdowns. Late in the game Roosevelt Smith Fum bled and Bruce Thornton recovered for Illi Nois on the Michigan 25. Seven plays later Clarence Baker banged Over from the one Yard line for Illinois first touchdown of the season. Michigan 13 7 10 Illinois 300 Iii Finzer 42 Fig Mich Clayton 30passrom Leach Winner kick Mich Huckleby 15 run kick failed Mich Huckleby 3 run Winner kick Mich Willner 23 Fig Mich a. Johnson 11 pass from Leach Winner kick Mich Davis 4 run Willner Kic ill Baker 1 run kick failed a-60,477 7-37 69 fumbling sooner use two 4th-period ads to chug by Vandy 25-23 Byberry Carrier Norman okla. A freshman quarterback Jay Jimerson came off the Bench in the fourth Quarter to Lead the Oklahoma sooner to a 25-23 come from behind football Victory Over Vanderbilt saturday. Down 15-11 Early in the final Quarter Jimerson directed the sooner scoring the touchdown on a 20-Yard keeper. Then with Vanderbilt deep in of territory the commodores tried a Field goal but it was blocked by Bud Hebert and defensive end Wash. State overcomes Nebraska Lincoln neb. A Jack Thompson threw two touchdown passes and Paul Watson added a Field goal to Lead a ranked Washington state to a 19-10 upset Victory Over no. 15 Nebraska in a no conference College football game saturday. It was something of a Homecoming style Victory for Cougar coach Warren Powers who left Nebraska s coaching staff last year. His Victory Over no coach Tom Osborne marked his head coaching debut. After a scoreless first Quarter washing ton state s cougars grabbed a 7-0 Lead in first Downs rushes Yards passing Yards return Yards passes punts fumbles lost penalties Yards Wash. St. 14 32-120 174 4 18-30-0 9-44 0-0 4-20 neb 24 59-247 223 61 12 21 0 3-39 4-4 2 15 the second stanza when Thompson hit split end Brian Kelly with a 19-Yard to pass. The score was set up when the cougars recovered Husker Mike Linder s Fumble Ona punt return at the Nebraska 25. Junior quarterback Tom Sorley came off the Bench to Lead Nebraska 79 Yards in 10 plays the last a 20-Yard scoring run by i Back Rick Burns with 3 27 left in the half. Thompson hit Kelly with a 20-Yard scor ing pass with 4 05 left in the third Quarter giving the Pacific 8 visitors a 14-7 Lead Over their big 8 hosts. Billy Todd brought the Cor huskers to within three drilling a 19-Yard Field goal with 11 35 left in the game. But Watson booted his 35-Yard Field goal with 8 06 remaining and the Washington state defense nailed Husker quarterback Randy Garcia in the end zone with 6 18 remaining to ice the 19-10 win with a safety.  0 7 7 5 19 Nebraska 7 o 3-10  19 pass from Thompson Watson kick Nebraska Burns 20 run Todd kick  20 pass from Thompson Watson kick Nebraska Todd Fig 19  Fig 35 . Safety a-75,922 Barry Burget scooped up the Ball and raced 64 Yards for the final sooner score. The sooner Wishbone offence which had been touted As one of the most powerful Ever spit and sputtered All afternoon. It fumbled 11 times and lost seven of them. Senior quarterback Dean Blevins filling in for the injured Thomas Lott simply could not move the team. Blevins made numerous mental mistakes had three wild pitch outs and one intercepted pass. Finally in the third Quarter head coach Barry Switzer inserted Lott but it was obvious his leg injury was hampering him and the sooner had to go to the Young freshman. Vanderbilt got on the Board first by pick ing up a safety when Billy Sims was tackled in his own end zone after a hobbled pitch out. Then two Field goals by Greg Martin of 32 and 20 Yards and a six Yard Vanderbilt Oklahoma first Downs rushes Yards passing Yards re. Urn Yards passes punts fumbles lost penalties Yards 18 59-165 176 82 12-25-0 6 40 3-1 12-114 20 57-235 75 130 04 07 1 4 50 117 8 104 run by quarterback Randy Hampton gave the commodores a 15-0 Lead. Oklahoma finally got its offence a Little unt racked and Cut the margin to 15-11 by Hall Lime setting the stage for Jimerson and Burgel. Vanderbilt got its filial score on a 12 Yard run by Frank Mordica with just about a minute left. Vanderbilt took advantage of the Many Oklahoma errors with All of the commo Dore scoring coining after Bobbles by the sooner. Vanderbilt had trouble moving against the Oklahoma defense but Hamp ton came up with the big play when he had to have it to keep the commodores in the game. But the Oklahoma defense proved to be too Tough for the commodores As two blocked Field goals made the difference in the game. With Only nine seconds left on the clock Vanderbilt lined up for a 53-Yard Field goal attempt by Martin but Reggie Mathis blocked it to preserve the Victory for the sooner. The other blocked Field goal was the one that Burget scooped up to give the sooner what proved to be their narrow Victory. Jimerson led the sooner on their Only sustained drive of the game Early in the fourth Quarter when he took them 55 Yards in 10 plays for the go ahead touchdown. Burget s score followed a few minutes later and then it was up to the Oklahoma defense to fight off the furious last minute rally by Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt 5 10 o 8-23 Oklahoma 0 n 0 14-25 Vand safety Sims tackled mend zone Vand Fig 32 Martin Vand Hampton 6 run Martin kick Vand Fig 20 Martin okla Sims 11 run Blevins Rit okla Fig 2j von Schamann okla Jimer pm 2j run von Schamann ,.k okla Burget 64 run with blocked Field goal von Scha Mann kick Vand Mordico 12 run by own p.is-, rom Wright a -71,184 last ditch Fig fails As Afa ties Wyoming Laramie Wyo. Up kicker Mark Noonan missed a 37-Yard Field goal at tempt on the last play of the game Satur Day As air Force and Wyoming battled to a0-0 tie. It was turnovers and the inability of either team to capitalize that told the Story of the game. The Falcons lost the Ball sixties and Wyoming four including four turnovers by the two teams in the final 3 39 of the game. The Falcons recovered a Wyoming Fumble on the Cowboy 42-Yard line with 38 seconds to play. They got a second Chance after a fourth Down holding Call gave the team one last try from the 20 Yard line with four seconds to go. But Noonam missed the Field goal at tempt. A poor snap from Center threw off hid timing and time ran  was the first time since 1921, when they tied Colorado state University that the cowboys Hoij a tie to their Home opener. U was also the first scoreless tie for Wyom ing since 19si when they met Brigham Young. It was the third tie in the 18 game series Between the two schools which the Falcons Lead 8-7-3. By Orang running Back Myron Illarde Man led ail rushers with 122 Yards on 19 carries including a 50-Yard burst in the third Quarter. The cowboys rushed for 183 total Yards. Quarterback Marc cousins added 95 Yards on six of 10 pact s before leaving the game in the foul Quarter after a minor an r.a1 injury. The Cowboy by  did  Job by shut Linig off the a r 1 orc is ing . The  1 of i Fula  re Dave Bari to j Yards  Iii 0 1 in of 16 at tempts. Tiv Wynis Siuy dry. Iisc1 puked Oil two air Force passes. Ruining Baek Mark Lushell led the a aground game with 92 Yard on 19 carries