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CHRISTY AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT—On this score, Christy gets set to pull « in a Katich pass in the second quarter for his team’s second touchdown THE WOLFPACK’S CHRISTY of the afternoon. The play covered 26 yards.—Star Staff Photo by MAKES scored three times as the Wolfpack 7 yards out after taking a lateral from John Horan. IT LOOK EASY Halfback Dick routed Maryland, scrampers over for a Quarterback Tom Katich.—Star Staff Christy of North Carolina State who touchdown in the second quarter from Photo. Arkansas Rips N. C. State Surprises Tar Heels Bounce Back Florida State Washington State Beats Tulsa, 41-14 Terps in 48-13 Rout Continued From Pare C-l< To Whip Clemson, 26-0 Bears in Thriller, 13-7 FAYETTEVILLE. Ark., Sept. by Dlayed a very bad game,” DON MEALY Beaten BC 28 (/P).—Don Christian, a could TAKEN CHAPEL HILL. N. C., Sept. PULLMAN, Wash.. Sept. 28 be considered for runnerup sprinting quarterback, 28 UP).—North Carolina un-| | STATISTICS NEWTON. Mass., Sept. 28 UP). (.—Utah to a one- State back fumble. There an inter- j iU. run) Bhupln. | pass Rodrique came with a 55- Conversions—Blazer. 1 from Ted to End point fourth quarter yard Ron Schomburger lead on touchdown drive, Tom Defensively, it was a team that con- George Boss’ field goal Katich passing Christy performance cluded a 65-yard march. but lost to for for State. The Maintains Busy Pace to Colorado. 30-24, as the Buffs 21 yards and a touchdown after Terps netted only 71 yards Florid* state n o n 7 71 Punt Boston College went 66 yards for the winning Christy had outmaneuvered ; rushing and Blocked and 7 o A completed 9 of 20 Pass Give 7—20 hardly letup the sociation will its get- Florida State scoring: Touchdown—- There’s a in hold fall touchdown with only 41 sec- Dare and Larry Casparro. passes when it was much too Bchomburter <23. pass trom together executive i l Rod-' tournament golf schedule for of the com- onds | rloue Conversion—-Sheppard I j left. Dare, the Terps' only excit- late. Vandy 9-6 Georgia I Boston College scoring Touchdown, mittee Thursday at Columbia Win Over N. Miller <3. plunger. Plenty f .the next several weeks, with Utah, two-touchdown under- ing performer, legged a punt C Stake 7 14 14 13—4* 1.1 Country Club. An tour- Maryland 0 0 7 3 Plunge). Flanagan <5 pass Irom Al- 18-hole dog. o —l ATHENS, Ga„ Sept. 28 UP).' move to the 11. penalty ». this week and particularly matched the Big Eight return 45 yards but Casparro 1 N C Btate scoring—Touchdowns: A lard Conversions—Cotter 2. next nament for the past presidents pass punt Orange Bowl champions fumbled and Joe Rodri Collar «14. from Hunter). Christy —Bob Taylor blocked a wiped out Smith's end-zone crowded. has been added, with the low touch- recov- <2l. pass from Katich; 7, run; 96, Wolfpack return»; (7. for a Vanderbilt safety, Boyce pass to Phil King but two plays trophy down for touchdown into the ered for the on his kickoff Hunter run*: The top event this week is scorer to receive a put fourth 49. Trowbridge »49. run*. Read <9. past Smith’s passing brought a later Smith hit End Bob Laws 'Western Maryland up by Frank Mirth. quarter but a safety own from Driscoll). Conversions; Hunter touchdown two minutes later goal a 36-hole, medal play handicap, Colorado picked up in the A bit later Hunter and Lawrence. on the for the score. Next week's include Maryland scoring Touchdowns: and the Commodores made it Fullback Theron Sapp got member-guest tournament at events first quarter kept the Buffs Christy reversed their cross- Dare if)o. kickoff return >; Layman Stops the Virginia Womens cham- trickery. <9. pass from Kershner*. Conversion: stand up for a 9-6 football Georgia's touchdown in four Threat, Ties ahead. End Gary Nady tackled field Hunter handed jFritsch. Congressional Country Club pionship Virginia Beach, ; victory over Georgia today. carries after Riley av Oc- Wally Soba, Utah quarterback, off to Christy, who went 45 MARYLAND Gunnels. Saturday and Sunday. More tober 7-11, and the Payne Cup. yards Left end—cooxe. Steppe Georgia narrowed the mar- Bulldog tackle, nabbed a Smith Randoloh in the end zone for the safety. to the Maryland 20. on Left tackle—Kurt Schwartg. Healy, Macon than teams already major medal play event for a punt Carroll gin with a touchdown midway fumble at the Vandy 80 have return. Four plays guard—Tonetti. 12. WESTMINSTER. Md„ Sept. golfers Maryland. Left halfback Bob Stransky Left Breedlove, ft women in moved the ball to the Lapeve in the fourth period and later Vanderbilt __ o 9 ft—w entered the club's first venture touched off seven. Georgia ft ft ft 28 i/Pi. Western Maryland's Colorado's victory tie goal. ft—ft the medal play The lattter will be played at From, there Christy took a Center Alderton. Main. Vie tried for a with a field scoring: into member- march by returning the kickoff Schwarts Vanderbilt Touchdown— Dick Holbruner intercepted a guest Bonnie View in Baltimore over pitchout from the clever Right guard—Gunderman. DeCicco, But Ken Cooper’s kick, with 3 Lawa ill. pas* from Smith). Safety— field. Congressional’s to the Katich. Athey Orr. Georgia ‘recovered end zone Randolph Macon pass the 34. The Buffaloes kept Kern. in on his match play member-guest tour- ¦ 54-hole route, October 9-11. quarterback, and ran right over Right Flor, minutes and 55 seconds left punt blocked by Taylor. Vandy). Con- goal marching on running plays Burgly tackle—-Cole. Stefl. version—Travis line in the last few min- NOTES—PIay was short and wide from the nament is the oldest in the at the new until they Jim Hatter for a touchdown. Right Georgia scoring: Touchdown—Sapp utes today for a 20-20 tie in a reached Utah’s 27. end—Bcotti. Turner. Martin. 16. The desperate Bulldogs

Fritsch took over the Mary- Michigan 16 . USC 6 land quarterbacking and moved Pae. Lutheran 7 Puget Sound 6 the Terps 30-odd yards before] : Stanford 26 Northwestern 6 Bernie Latusick intercepted a Southern Oregon 44 Br. Col. 0 pass. There Wash. St. 13 -"' ball exchange California 7 - BHMM was a ¦HI T «* '4.^ MnBK Efflrs before Finley Read Intercepted Western State 14 Colo. St. 13 a Rusevlyan pass and went 16 Wllllamette 26 Whitworth 12 yards to the Maryland 9. Wyoming 20 Montana 0 '¦" ,;• ®‘ ¦;x jM§| * .1 k&< Ernie Driscoll, the No. 3 SCHOLASTIC Wolfpack quarterback, «pF p^v hurri- Anacostla 6 Phelps 0 edly threw a pass for Read and I Columbian the ball was Pr. 7 Mas'nutten 0 batted into Read’s | DeMatha fi hands as he crossed the Northwestern '1 goal ] Episcopal 12 Gonzaga 0 i hunter line. Steve Vitek missed the i George extra point. Mason 50 Marshal 3 ( , Greenbrier. 20 Castle Hts 7 AND RUNNING FOR NORTH Christy's OFF CAROLINA in his arms for his team’s first touchdown in the Katich to Net Misleading 1 Mont. Blair 34 Blat|rnsbur» 9 Collar (88), start the play.—Star Staff Photo by misleading STATE—John wolfpack end, waits opening quarter. Hunter, who scored once and Ranny Routt. The most statistic ( Oxon Hill 7.. Northwood 6 for a pass from Halfback Dick Hunter to nestle booted five extra points, got a in all football would be Christy's j!Sherwood 7 Rich. Montgy. 0 lateral from net of two yards in eight car-1; St. Christoph. 58 - St. Steph. •