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Battalion Football Forecast rank L. Christlieb Rice at Texas A&M Texas A&M by 7 John Wagner Texas A&M by 10 John P. Lopez Texas A&M by 14 Joe Tindel Jr. Texas A&M by 17 Bill Robinson Texas A&M by 14 United Press Washington- Texas A&M by 10 them B an and House ' .■Ni II dueled over Arkansas at Houston Arkansas by 1 Arkansas by 6 Arkansas by 3 Arkansas by 7 Arkansas by 3 Houston by 1 Hn^s bv 2 p ’he economy S itfnal radio speed e Imal phase of tl >aign. leagan, leader i trying to defi J and gubernan Baylor at TCU Baylor by 1 Baylor by 7 Baylor by 14 Baylor by 3 TCU by 1 Baylor bv 7 Baylor In 4 SMU at Texas SMU by 3 SMU by 1 Texas by 1 SMU by 3 SMU by 7 Texas by 1 SMU by 2 Penn State at West Virginia Penn State by 7 Penn State by 7 Penn State by 6 Penn State by 3 West Virginia by 2 Penn State by 7 l t est Virginia by l s listeners to ignoi J,” look at impr< Harvard at Princeton Princeton by 2 Princeton by I Oklahoma State at Oklahoma OU by 3 OU by 10 Princeton by 1 OU by 10 Harvard by 3 Princeton by 1 OU by 14 OU by 20 Harvard by 2 OU h\ I f Aggie [ibysicist ree ruits by 1 ()Uby5 teicst rates statist i Birogram for eco |Stay the course Mississippi at Vanderbilt Vandy by 3' Mississippi by 2 Vandy by 3 Vandy by 7 Mississippi by 3 Mississippi by 3 Vandy bv l |>rically, repeati tecampaign slogai rica needs a ch Consol at Magnolia Consol by 14 Consol by 3 Consol by 7 Consol by 7 Consol by 4 Consol bv 1 Consol bv 5 _t“1 he Reagan pro; Temple at Bryan Bryan by 7 Temple by 6 Bryan by 1 Bryan by 4 Temple by 6 Bryan bv 2 Bryan by 1 Season percentages: 43-17, .717 38-22, .633 42-18, .700 40-20, .667 42-18, .700 .40-20 .667 48-12, .300 Ol Penn State faces tough road test United Press International NEW YORK —Just the men tion of Penn State is enough to drive most West Virginia foot ball fans deeper into the hills. And with good reason, too. After a 14-14 tie with the Nit- tany Lions in 1958, West Virgi nia has played Penn State each year since and failed to win. Penn State, ranked No. 8, travels to Morgantown, W. Va., to tackle the No. 11 Moun taineers on Saturday. In most cases, the Moun taineers haven’t even come close to beating Penn State, 5-1, which leads the series that began in 1904, 39-7-2. “Any time you play Penn State you know you’re in for a tough football game,” says West Virginia Coach Don Nehlen. “They’ve got a great team again this year and we’re going to have to play a heck of a football game to come out on top.” Penn State Coach Joe Pater- no: “West Virginia is as good an overall football team as we’ve played this year. They certainly are the best defensive team we’ve played.” Here are the selections: EAST — Pittsburgh 31, Syra cuse 13 — Pitt quarterback Dan Marino is back on target. West Virginia 17, Penn State 14 — WVU defense stifles “Air Paterno.” Others: Boston College 35, Army 10; Holy Cross 21, Brown 17; Columbia 21, Bucknell 28; Dartmouth 22, Cornell 20; Yale 24, Pennsylvania 23; Princeton 31, Harvard 24; Rutgers 17, Colgate 14. SOUTH — Alabama 49, Cin cinnati 0 — You have to feel sor ry for the team that plays a re cently defeated Alabama team. Clemson 27, North Carolina State 10 — Defending national champions have shown they can win without injured quarterback Homer Jordan. Georgia 35, Kentucky 13 — Another week, another victory for Georgia. Louisiana State 34, South Carolina 20 — LSU remains un beaten. MIDWEST — Nebraska 27, Missouri 21 — Nebraska gets a scare. Michigan 42, Northwestern 7 — Northwestern has improved, but not that much. Houston Hogs too SOUTHWEST 24, Arkansas 23 sloppy in this one. Oklahoma 31, Oklahoma State 14 — Diverse running gives Oklahoma the edge over the Cowboys and Ernest Ander son, the nation’s leading rusher. Texas 26, Southern Method ist 24 — Texas hands SMU its first loss. Others: Texas A&M 31, Rice 17; Baylor 24, Texas Christian 19; Air Force 31, Texas El Paso 14. WEST — Washington 27, Texas Tech 13 — A healthy Jac- que Robinson gives Washington another backfield threat. UCLA 24, California 21 — UCLA holds off strong chal lenge by revitalized California. JUAREZ TEQUILA TEQUILA TEQUILA TEQUILA TS-O Prescriptions Filled Glasses Repaired BRYAN 216 N. Main 799-2786 Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Sat. 8-1 COLLEGE STATION 8008 Post Oak Mall.. 764-0010 Mon.-Sat. 10-9 p.m. Texas State Optical oc Since 1935. ^ ^ y J * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Snow Ski /Apparel or Ski Rental Bib and Ski Jacket $ 25 for a week rental ($4.00 Cleaning Fee) Reserve yours early for the Holidays! United Press {YOUNGS TOWN l once a thriving :ononiy as solid a ut of the mills tha like into the gen item Ohio. Jut in the last h: Jof the mills 1 bungstown has ph pm. 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