age SPORTS COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, Sunday, Oct. 10, 182-P- 4B Brewers even Oberkfell's single AT, series at 2; puts Game 5 today inning (AP) Moose in ninth MILWAUKEE Haas pitched a no-hitt- er for 523 in- nings and Milwaukee survived an-eighm-inni- ng two games up homer by Cards - Don Baylor to tie the American League Championship Series at two game that nearly cost St. Louis the 9-- ST..L0UIS (UPI) games apiece with a 5 victory Sat- singled one victory. home with urday over error-pron- e California. out in the ninth inning Saturday Center fielder Willie McGee com- night, St. Cardi-na-ls mitted a three-bas- e error in the third Brouhard, late replace- enabling the Louis ' Mark a to overcome two "birdbrain" inning that helped the Braves take a ment for injured left fielder Ben Og-liv- ie blunders and beat the Atlanta 2--1 lead and was and starting his first game in 4-- 5, Braves 3 to move within one victo- guilty of a base running mistake in the Milwaukee outfield since Sept. ry of their first pen- the sixth Inning that cost the Cardi- drove in three runs, two with a hom- nant in 14 seasons. nals a chance to tie the score. er in the eighth, and scored four Held to six hits by starter Phil times to break an AL Championship Green, who entered the game as a Niekro and Garber over the first sev- tie a major league defensive replacement for Series recdrd and Lonnie en innings, the Cardinals scored a playoff record. Smith in the eighth, singled off losing off Garber in the eighth to tie the right-hande-d making Gene to open 3-- The Haas, reliever Garber the score 3. ninth and was sacrificed to second ' With one out, Porter walked and his first start since Sept. 13, helped by . OberkfeU then lashed went to third when Hendrick singled the Brewers overcome an 0-- 2 playoff a line drive to right-cente- r that sail- up the middle. Porter then scored deficit in a rain-drench- ed outing. ed over the glove of center fielder the tying run when McGee, who had The Brewers benefitted from the un- Brett Butler and bounced off the struck out his three previous times, raveling of nearly every aspect of fence as Green scored easily with the bounced into a forceout. California game. winning run. Niekro had trouble with his control Only one other team in the 13 , who pitched out of an at the outset and the Cardinals took UPI Telaphoio years of league championship play eighth-innin- g jam in relief of John advantage to score a run in the first Atlanta third baseman Bob Horner puts the tag playoff game. Porter drove in teammate Keith has come back after being down 0-- 2 Stuper, retired all five batters he inning. Niekro walked the first bat- on St. Louis Darrell Porter in the sixth Hernandez on the play, but was out trying to to tie the series and none has won a ' after-Oberkfe- faced to notch the victory. ter to face him, Tom Herr, and ll league playoff after starting with inning of Saturday night's National League stretch the into a . The Cards won, 4-- 3. The series now shifts to Atlanta for hit into a forceout, Lonnie that large a handicap. The 1972 De- the remainder of the bestof--f ive se- Smith sent Oberkfell to third with a into the Cardinal dugout. Washington struck out, Ramirez walked intentionally to fill the bases. troit Tigers tied Oakland at two ries with the third game scheduled ground single to right. Neikro escaped further trouble lined a run-scori- ng single to center Ramirez flied out to center, howev- games apiece, only to lose Game 5. On a hit-and-r- un play, Keith Her- for Sunday night, beginning at 7:15 when Ramirez made a nice play on and circled the bases to score him- er, to end that threat. Game 5 of this series is scheduled p.m. The Cardinals need only one nandez hit a line drive at shortstop 's high chopper self when the ball got past McGee. In the eighth, led off if the Ramirez and looked as if it for Sunday afternoon, weather victory in Atlanta to win their first Rafael it over the mound and threw the The Braves had two opportunites with a single and stole second. Chris permits. Game 4 was delayed one NL pennant since 1968 the year be- would be a sure play as Smith speedy outfielder out at first base. to pad their lead in the seventh and Chambliss then walked and Sutter was already at second, but Ramirez hour and 44 minutes at the start and fore the major leagues went to two The Braves benefited from the eighth innings, but couldn't come up was called into the game by. Cardi- twice delayed briefly during play. divisional play and will pitch Joa- dropped the ball and could not get three-bas- e error by McGee and with the clutch bit. In the seventh, nals . Sutter quin Andujar. The Braves will go the out at first. scored twice in the third to take a 2-- 1 Jerry Royster singled and was sacri- struck out Bob Horner and Porter Haas finally left the game after with Rick Camp. Niekro then walked Porter and lead. ficed to second by Hubbard. Ben- threw out Murphy trying to steal throwing 136pitches, the final one to ng Oberkfell when Po-coro-ba Oberkfell's game-winni- hit scored the fourth Benedict led off the inning by edict then walked and, after Biff third. Sutter the retired Royster on a Baylor who set a playoff record to " erased the memory for Cardinal fans ball Porter bounced in the dirt and drawing a walk and was sacrificed to advanced, the runners by bouncer back to the mound to end with his grand slam homer that gave of two bonehead plays early in the skipped by catcher Bruce Benedict second by Niekro. After Claudell grounding out, Washington was the inning. him 10 RBIs in the series. PE1T BB05) Owners holding tight;

Nebraska 40, Colorado 14 Virginia teen 22, Duke 21 Big Eight Boxes Nebraska 7 13 0 2040 - W Va St . 4 1 West Liberty 20 threaten to end season Colorado 0 0 14 014 College Scores Mldwatl Neb-Wilkenin- a 3 run (Seibel kick) Ashland 24. Valparaiso (Ind 1 13 on Nec-Cra-ig NEW YORK $1.6-billi- 1 run (Sietjel kick) Bates 24. Hamilton 17 Auaustana (III 1 20. Carthage 0 (UPI) National the disposition of over a Neb-F- G 35. 13 Oklahoma 28, Texas 22 Siebel 26 Buffalo Camsius Baker 28 Benedictine IS five-ye- ar Carnegie-Mello-n Football League owners are consid- four or period. The G e players Texas 0 10 0 1222 Neb-F- Siebel 31 20. Allegheny 10 Baldwin-Wallac- 38. Muskingum 14 Oklahoma 7 7 7 728 Col-R.- 1. Johnson 37 pass from Essington (Feld Case Western Reserve 32. Thiel 14 Capital 28. Wooster 18 ering canceling the season if the are insisting that a wage scale be es- Okla-Oupre- 19, ) e Clarion California (Pa 16 3-wee- 63 run (Keeling kick) kick) Central (la ) 38; William Penn 3 players k-old strike not re- Tex-Wall- is s 6 pass from Brewer ( Allegre kick) Col-R.- l Johnson 24 run (Field Kick) Colgate 21. Holy Cross 17 Central St (O ) 21. Lincoln 0 tablished, based on seniority, that Okla-Wilso- Neb-Rozi- er 14 Culver-Stockto- n 3 run (Keeling Kick) 6 pass from Gill (pass tailed) Columbia 35 Princeton Contra) Methodist 7. n 3 solved by Oct. 25 or 26, NFL Com- would guarantee veteran players es- Tex-F- G Allegre 32 Neb-Rozie- r 1 1 run (Seibel kick) Cortland 45. Brockport 20 Cincinnati 34 Long Beach SI 14 Neb-Smtt- Okla-Ledbetter- 59 h 1 14. 13 missioner Pete Rozelle Satur- run (Keeling kick) run (Seibel kick) Delaware u of Mass. Coe(ial5i. Knox (III 1 3 said calating salaries. The owners say A-53.0- Tex-Walk- er 3 run (kick tailed) 22 Delaware Valley 21. Lycoming 15 Cuncordia9 Lakeldndb day. they will not accept arrange- Okla-Leflbett- er 15 run (Keeling kick) Duguesne 14. Catholic 10 Dayton 24 Kenyon 7 that Tex-Wal- ls 27 pass Irom Brewer (pass tailed) Neb Col East Stroudsburg 28, Cheyney 15 DePduw42 III -- Benedictine 0 "The owners will not accept terms ment.

A-75.5- 87 First downs 31 21 Edmboro 10. Slippery Rock 7 Delinc33 Blulfton 20 they can't live with, and they say The Rushes-yard-s 73466 23107 Fordham 23. Georgetown 9 Driiko 31 Western Illinois 12 strike, which is estimated to Texas OMa. Passing yards 68 361 Geneva 31. St Francis (Pa )0 Dubuque 18 Simpson 3 they can't live with the wage scale," cost the principles $3G4nillion a First downs 23 16 Sacks by-yar- ds Gettysburg 17. Widener 10 Eastern ill 18.Akion0 000 325 Cty Rozelle said. Rusnes-yard- s 43163 61384 Return yards 39 19 Grove 28. Oberlin 8 Elmftuiil 30. Ill Weileyan 14 week, went into itsthird week when Passing yards 23S 25 Passes 6151 24512 Harvard 25. Cornell 13 Emponn 20, WitthDurn 13 The Players Association respond- this weekend's games were Return yards 9 0 Punts '440 5 4 Hobart 27. Rochester 14 Grand Vnllwy 38. Ferris 35 called Fumbles-los- - 543 Howard 22. 14 Passes 18341 12--1 t 4 o 3 i Delaware St. Hanover line ) 14, vVUmington 7 ed with a letter calling the NFL's off. At that time, an NFL spokesman Pynts ' 540 8 337 7 Penalties-yard- s 4 30 4 45 lona7. RPI7(tie) Hastings 13 Concordia (Neb )0 stance an ultimatum. The said Fumbles-los- t 2 2 Time of possession 36 34 23:26 Ithaca 42 Springfield 15 HHisduiezO Wayne St (Mich) 7 letter said that it would be impossible to 11 FOU-Madiso- n Penalties-yard- s Juniata 44. 6 Hiram 19 Washington A Jelferson6 in part, "You have a legal .duty to make-u- p the-gam- es, 429 430 U even if the Individual Statistics Kean 10. ol New Haven 13 , ,Hop 34 Albion 0 , -- -- 32-21- 13-6- 9. bargain .with on wages Individual Slastistics RUSHING Nebraska. Rozier 2 Gill KutztownSt 31 Glassborost 14 lilnrmsa NorlhBinlown 13 us and we strike were settled immediately. 13-6- 8-4- 8-6-6. 7-3- 7. 1. 2-3- 1. - RUSHING Texas. Clark Orr 3. Oklaho- Craig Colorado. Rouson Johnson Lehigh 16. Connecticut 12 Illinois Coll 23 Iowa Wesleyan 17 suggest you get started." spokesman 2-1- The 20-14- 4. 9-9- 1. said the ma. Ledbetter OuPree 6. Egging Maine 24. Lafayette 14 Illinois 3J) Purdue 34 league 18-34-1-2- 6-15-1- PASSING Texas. Brewer 35. Oklaho- PASSING Nebraska. Gill 68. Colorado. Maine Maritime 21. Curry 7 Iowa 74 Inl'an,i20 Union President Gene Upshaw and could make up two weekends

1-2-1- 24-51-2-36- worth ma. Pnetos -25. Essington 1. Manst 42. Brooklyn Coll. 0 Iowa St 44 KonlSI 7 Executive Director 1-- 1-- Ed Garvey games. 4-6- S. 20. 12. said, of ECEIVING Texas. Walls 0. Mitctio 3-6- Ok- RECEIVING Nebraska. Brown Krenk Middlebury 12. Amherst 10 John Carroll 23 BnlhanyO This could be done by ad- 1-- 1-2- 12 7-10- 6-10- around-the-cloc- lahoma. Carter 5. Simmons Colorado. Holmes 7. Hesters 5. Millersvilie27 Mansfield 10 Kalam.tzoo29 Alma 26 "We stand ready for k justing the wild 5-4- card schedule McLemore 1. Monlclair St 31. New York Tech 8 LnMFoiesl27 u ol Chicago and 0 negotiations im- two-wee- New Hampshire 3. Bucknell 0 Lawrence 44 Bcloit 7 commencing by canceling the k warmup Kansas 24, Oklahoma State 24 Nichols 7. Framingham SI. 0 Kansas 10 0 7 Liberty Baptist (Va ) 35. Evangel 19 mediately." period for the Super Bowl, 724 Norwich 38 Central Conn. 16 Olivet-Nazarene(lll)- 7 scheduled Oklahoma State 618 0 Loras2t 024 NL Peon 24. Brown 21 17 Upper 14 The issue dividing the parties is for 30. OSU-Anderso- n 58 run (kick failed) Playoff Box Luther lovia Jan. Plymouth St 35. Mass Maritime 0 17. KU-Byr- (Kall-mey- er Miami (0) Bowling 12 d Green 14 pass Irom Saurer kick) Rhode Island 14. Northeastern 13 KU-FGKailmeye- Michigan r52 St. Louis 4, Altanta 3 31. Michigan St 17 Rutgers 24. Army 3 Mich 24. OSU-F- G 41 Tech Saginaw Valley 10 Roach Shippensburg 31. Lock Haven 7 7 er r h bi Louis OSU-Crom- S pass from Jackson (Anderson Atlanta ab St. ab r h bi Missouri Kansas St 7(ne) So. Conn 16. Albany St. 13 a run) Washingtnrf..3 0 0 0 Herr2b ... 3 0 0 0 Missouri-Roll- 24. NW Missouri 21 St. Lawrence 17. Alfred 12 1 er .4 i ) OSU-Crom- 17 pass from Jackson (Roach kick) Ramirez ss i i Oberkfell 3b. Missouri Western 7. Wayne St (Neb 0 Murphy 4 LSmith If .5111 St. John's (NY) 26. Pace 7 17. KU-Mim- bs 1 cf 0 10 4 0 Moravian Johns Hopkins 7 run (Kallmeyar kick) 10 Stony Brook 10. NiagraO Tiger spikers ..3 0 KU-Johnso- p n Chamblss 1b 0 0 Sutter 0 0 0 0 Mount Union 34. Heidelberg 28 lose again 80 pass from Saurer (Kallmeyer Susquehanna 17. Muhlenberg 10 1 kick) Homer 3b 4 0 0 0 Hernandzlb. 4 110 N'Western (la 62. Peru St. 17 1 Trenton St. 49. Wilkes 6 By A-43.4- Butler .... 0 0 0 0 NE 00 cf Porter c 2 12 Missouri 42 SE Missouri 14 Richard Angeloni Royster If 4 0 2 0 Hendrick rf . . . . 4 0 2 0 Tufts 30. BowdoinU Neb Wesleyan 37. Dana 1 1 Union 14 Colby Missourian sportswriter Hubbard 2b McGee cf . 3 Northwestern 3 1. Minnesota 21 Mike English KU OSU .3110 4001 UpsalaS Albright 0 said, referring First downs IS 22 Benedict c 2 110 OSmithss 2 0 10 Northern Mien 47. Northwood 14 .. . 1 Virginia Union 35 AIC14 to Missouri's victory over Rushes-yard-s Niekro p 0 0 0 Stuper D 0 0 Northeastern (III ) 22. Eureka 6 SIU at 37121 56336 .10 W Conn 19. St. 0 Pocoroba ph . 10 0 0 Braun ph . . . 10 0 0 Westfield Notre Dame 16. Miami. Fla 14 The Missouri women's volleyball Carbondale on Sept. 18. Passing yards 172 186 p W. New England 12. BridgewaterSt 0 Return yards 10 13 Garber l 0 0 0 Bairp ... .0000 Ohio U 34. Ball State 7 team II 1 1 WP1 18. Lowell 0 suffered its second loss of the The Tigers were Passes 13 25 1 Green . ...1 0 Ohio Wesleyan 16. Denison 10 defeated by an , Wagner 20. Hofstra 12 Punts 11281 Totals 29 3 6 2 Totals .31 4 9 3 Ohio Northern 14 Otterbem 10 season Saturday as Southern Illinois aggressive Saluki 942.1 5342 One out when winning Wesleyan 27. Coast Guard 8 Olwet 24. Adrian 22 team that took ad- Fumbles-los- t S 3 9-1- , Westminster 3. Indiana (Pa ) 0 University defeated 5, Penalties-yard- s 10 run scored Ottawa 23 St. Mary 6 the Tigers vantage of Missouri's errors. The Ti- West Virginia 20. Coll 11-1- 9-- 110 963 Atlanta .002 010 000 3 Boston 13 Ripanl7.St Norbert16 5 15 Yale 27. U and at the Hearnes Center. gers were plagued Individual Statistics St. Louis 100 001 011 4 Boston 24 River Falls 19. Oshkosh 13 by reception er- Rose-Hulman2- 8 set-up- 21-8- E McGee. LOB Atlanta South RUSHING 7. 6. St Louis 9. 2B Earinam23 The loss dropped Missouri's record rors, missed s Kansas. Mimbs Oklahoma Alabama 42. St 21 and poor 36-27- 9-7- 2. Penn 0. 5. Porter Benedict. SB 0 Smith Murphy S Southwestern 10. Friends 7 20--2. Slate. Anderson Roberts Appalachian 21. Marshall 13 to 2B-11-1-1- St serving. 72 Stuper, Niekro. Hubbard. Herr PASSING Kansas. Seurer Oklaho-m- a SF N.ekro St Joseph s 31, Georgetown 14 Auburn 18. Kentucky 3 h

24-12-1-1- 1-1-O-m- inus IP State. Jackson 93. Hillger H R ER BB SO Sterling 13 Bethel 10 The Salukis defeated Missouri-wit- "The loss to Southwest Atlanta Austin Peay 17. Morehead 16 Stout 13 PlatlevilleS Missouri ' Carson Newman 28. Newberry 7 lightning-lik- e 1-- Niekro quickness while 3-3- 2 RECEIVING Kansas. Johnson 80. Byrd 8, 6 6 2 4 5 Toledo 20 Eastern Mich. 19 was probably still on their mind," Garber(LO-l- 3 1-1- ) 21-- Clemson 48. Virginia 0 7. ) 6-9-0. 3 2 2 Wabash (Ind 39. Bastin Oklahoma State. Cromer Chesley Delta St. 27. Washington 0 taking first place in the Mizzou Invi- English said. "This 1-6- 3-1- Valdosta St 0 might 1. 12 ru- 8. St. Louis Wartburq 27. Buena 13 have Hanna Eastern Ky. Vista Stuper 6 4 3 2 35. Middle Tenn 10 Western Mich. 18. Central Mich. 18 tational tournament. The Tigers fin- ined their concentration." Bair 1 2 0 0 3140 Elizabeth City St. 26. Va. St. 0 WestmarO. St Ambrose 0 (tie) 1-- 0) ished third behind Southwest Mis- Iowa State 44, Kent State 7 Sutter (W 2 0 0 O o 1 Fairmont 20 Concord 13 Whealon 33. North Park 12 The Tigers also lost the services of Kmnt . . Fayettevilte Stain n 7 0 Sa'r pitched to 2 batters n 8th. St. 37, Bowie St 21 Whitewater 45. Superior 6 souri State, the team gave sophomore Iowa Florida St 59. III. that Sharen Olmstead, State 7 17 10 104407 Southern 8 Wichita St 48. Illinois St. 14 who ISU-Brow- n Franklin S Marshall 29. W. Missouri its loss 2 run (Git fords Kick) Maryland 13 William Jewell 33. Graceland 13 first Friday night. suffered a moderate sprain ISU-Brow- n Randolph-Maco- n of her 1 run (Gif fords Kick) Frostburg St 24. 21 Wisconsin 6 Ohio Slate 0 "Southern ISU-Brow- Illinois played n AL Playoff Ft. Valley St 30. KnoxvilleCo. well. ankle. Coach English 4 run (Gif fords kick) Box 14 Wis Eau Claire 17. Stevens Point 14 expects her to KnSt-Feldma- n 58 pass from Kroan (Caracci kick) Furman 12. Western Carolina 6 They had revenge on their mind," be out ISU-FGGiffords- for one 21 about week. Milwaukee 9. California 5 Ga Southern 56. Fort Benmng 6 Southwest ISU-FGGiffords- 25 Gardner-Web-b 24. Lenoir-Rhyn- e 21 Arkansas 21 TeasTeeh3 ISU-Wiilia- ms California r h ds bi recovered fumble In end zone (Gil-for- ab Milwaukee ab r h bi GeorgiaTech i9.Tulane 13 Bngham Young 40. New Mexico 12 kick) Downing It.. 4 1 1 0 Molitor 30 . . . .4001 Georgia 33. Miss 10 Houston 24. Texas A4M 20 ISU-F- G 1 1 0 Giffords 55 Carewlb 2 Yountss 4 0 1 0 Jacksonville St 52. Miss. Coll. 36 N M Highlands 14, Western N M. 10 ISU-Watso- n 25 run (Giffords kick) ReJacksn rf...... 4 i 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 Kentucky St. 21.Clark 14 Oklahoma 28. Texas 22 A-49.9- 30 Lynncl 1 1 1 3 Simmons c 3 10 0 Ky. St. 21. Clark Col. 14 Oklahoma St. 24. Kansas 24 (tie) North Stars rally Baylor over Blues dh 4 i i 4 Thomas ct 2 0 0 0 LSU 24. Tennessee 24 (tie) Ouachita Baptist 17. So Arkansas 10 st o KSU ISO-Fir- 0eOnces3b....4 o 0 Money dh .. 3 3 2 0 Livingston 21. Tuskegee 20 SMU 22. Baylor 19 downs a 31 Grich 2b 3 0 0 0 Brouhard If 4 4 3 3 Maryland 38 Indiana St. 0 ST. LOUIS (UPI) Dino Ciccarel-- li 16:48. Rushes-yard- s Foil ss 4 0 ) 27 minus 7 79389 10 Moore rf 2 Mercyhurst (Pa 12. Glenville 10 w scored a goal and on Passing Boonec 4 0 0 0 Gantner2b 1102 Valley Ala. St. . , assisted three Former U.S. Olympian Brc-t-en yards 118 155 4 0 2 Miss. St 23. 6 Air Force 24 Navy 21 Neil Return yards 41 71 Totals 32 5 5 5 Totals 30 9 9 6 NichollsSt 26. S.Louisiana 14 others Saturday night as the Minne- Azusa Pacific 30 Claremont-mud- d scored his second of Passes California rjoo 001 040 5 No. Alabama 38. Alabama A&M 17 7 the year at 11293 n 24 2 Eastern Oregon 24. Willamette 13 sota North Stars erupted for Punts 937.9 Milwaukee..;.. 030 301 02x 9 No. Carolina 24. Wake Forest 7 HaywardSt four 1:52 of the second oeriod to give Fumbles-los- t 435.3 E Lynn. OeCinces 2. Yount. 45. Sacramento St 34 second-perio-d the 2 1 2 2 Cooper DP Cali- Presbyterian Col. 23. Catawba 21 2-- 1. Lmfield40 OreqonTech35 goals and defeated the North 1 Penalties-yard- s fornia LOB California 5. Milwaukee 5 2B SE Louisiana 21. Troy St. 7 Stars a lead. Tom McCar- 225 792 Lynn. Nebraska 40. Colorado 14 6-- 3. Time of possession 21:11 38 49 Carew. Brouhard HR Baylor (1). Brouhard Sewanee 20. Southwestern 17 St. Louis Blues thy up Moore Nevada Reno 24. N Arizona 12 set Broten with a pass from (1).S Shepherd 42. Salem 7 1-- San Jose St 38. Fullerton 15 After St. Louis had taken a 0 lead Individual Laaders , , IP H RERBBSO So- - Carolina St. 21. J C. Smith 6 St behind the net, and Ciccarelli San Diego St. 24. Wyoming 21 y also 10-1-5. 5-1- California power-pla- RUSHING KSU Wright 2. ISU Southern Miss 20. Miss. St. 14 on Blake Dunlop's goal Moeller 1-- on 1) 1-- assisted 37-24- San play. 2. 3 Francisco St. 20. that 6-3-8. 9-3- (L Sonoma Brown Archer 7. John .3 4 6 4 5 1 Temple 55. Louisville 14 St 0 Jacobs Southern Oregon & 1:45 of the opening Cicca-rel- li 6-19-3- 35. at - n Lewis Clark 29 period, -86. 8-16-1-- Tennessee-Marti- 9 PASSING KSU 116 4 3 3 2 2 10. Murray The prolific Kroan ISU Archer ?'Z- JM St.7 St Mary-s4- North Star right wing- Sanchez 1 0 Tenn -- Chattanooga 27. Occidental 6 set up 0 0 East Tenn 6 UCLA 24 Arizona 24 (tie) center Tim Young at the then 3-2- Milwaukee 10 er 3-- scored his RECEIVING KSU Moeller 3. 8. ISU The Citadel 21. VMI 7 third goal of the Mears 1-- 0) Utah 30 3-5-6. 2-3- 71-- 3 St 3 Leaks 1. Knuth2-22- . Haas (W 5 5 4 17. si Idaho point and. his slapshot through Geise 5 7 Towson St Morgan St. 10 a year to give the North 3-- Slaton(SI) 12-- 3 Washington 50. California 7 Stars a 1 ad- 0 0 0 0 1 Vanderbilt 3t. Florida 29 maze of legs 1--1 Western Oregon 52. Pacific 18 tied the score at vantage. ,

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