California blanked Syracuse 43 0 in Berkeley
California the 10th ranked team improved to 5 1 by exploiting Syracuse mistakes to lead 27 0 at halftime. Rear placekicker Ron Miller booted field goals from 50 30 and 37 yards as California shutout Syracuse for the first time in 32 games not counting bowls.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Syracuse
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Vth
Ron Miller
Randy Humphries
Jerry Woods
John McGaffie
Cal
Irby Augustine
Miller
Bernie Keels
New Mexico Falls At Wyoming In Western Rivalry
Wyomingran for 483 yards rushing while New Mexico managed 6 points as Dave Hampton led the Cowboys with 15 and 10 yard TD runs. New Mexico’s David Bookert set a conference rushing record with 218 yards on a 58 yard score.
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Laramie
Wyo
Dave Hampton
Wyoming
New Mexico
Cowboys
Joe Williams
Bob Beles
Bob Jacobs
David Bookert
Lobo
Bookert
Don Perkins
Hampton
Patty Schneider Rolls 724 Series at Imperial Lanes
Patty Schneider bowled a 724 series in the Friday-Five league at Imperial Lanes, the highest ever by a woman in Luhhbeck. She posted 259 230 255, while Shirly Odom added 216 202 235 for a 651. The squad totaled 2 921 for the season high in the state.
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Imperial Lanes
Luhhbeck
Shirly Odom
Missouri Tigers Dominate Kansas State 96-20 in Big Eight Affair
Missouri dominated Kansas State with a 96-20 Big Eight victory as defenses manufactured three touchdowns and Garnett Phelps added two touchdown passes in a 40-point second half. The 11th ranked Tigers improved to 5-0 in conference play, while K State fell to 2-4 and 0-3.
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Ikan
Missouri
Joe Moore Oran
Tigers
Bigight
Kansas State
Garnett Phelps
Alissouri
Kentucky
K-State
Lynn Dickey
UCLA Edges Stanford for Upset 20-17
UCLA assails Stanford with a late 50-yard Naders to Copeland pass setting up a winning TD by Greg Jones. The Bruins erase a 14-0 halftime deficit, score 12 in the third, and stop Stanford at UCLA’s two after an interception, securing a 20-17 Pacific Eight Conference victory.
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Jim Naders
Ron Copeland
Indians
Greg Jones
Jeff
Jone
Copeland
Nader
Feld
Bruins
Pat Preston
Jones
Jim Plunkett
Mark
Marquess
Bill Shoemaker
Bill
Westerner Tennis Team Wins Again
Lubbock High’s Westerner tennis squad extended its winning streak by defeating Palo Duro 6-8 and Caprock 11-1 on Saturday. Karen Whiteley claimed the only singles win, while Nancy Nislar and Julia Jennings won two doubles matches. Earlier they beat Seminole 10-8 in Seminole.
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Lubbock High
Palo Duro
Caprock
Karen Whiteley
Nancy
Nislar
Julia Jennings
Seminole
Palo Duro Dons Rout Tascosa 38-13 In A Friday Night Showdown
Palo Duro led 18-0, then held Tascosa to 211 total yards as Bobby Nowak scored three rushing touchdowns and threw for one while Dicki Ingram managed limited passing. Donnie Joe Morris and Gene Wilson contributed key runs in AMARILLO with the undefeated Dons taking a 6-0-1 record and a 44A South Zone lead.
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Avalanches Journal
Amarillo
Bobby Nowak
Mike Bundy
Palo Duro
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Dons
Jim Benton
Dicki Ingram
Ingram
Taserosa
Plainview
Donnie Joe Morris
Gene Wilson
Nowak
Benton
Pat
Richard Mason
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