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Sunday, October 24, 1971 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER U. rS Browns' Modell Chides Taxpayer CLEVELAND (U I) Owner Art Modell's response to a $1,040,000 suit against the Cleveland Browns for increasing ticket prices $2 per game this season was blunt: "We don't need any class action by a headline seeking taxpayer to remind us of our responsibility." The suit was filed in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court by attorney Edward R. Becker 29, of suburban Bratenahl, in behalf of all Browns' season ticket holders asserting the increase was in violation of the wage-price freeze. The suit asks that ihe Browns roll the prices back to last year's price and refund the increase. fl Get Atlas Til it if irzj 1 ii no rip LJUUU mm AP Wirephoto ffl IL.

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It gave the Falcons an insurmountable 26-7 lead. But BG wasn't finished. Joe Kettle intercepted a Showalter pass on the BG 33. Eight plays later, Bill Centa zipped in from the four-yard line giving BG its final points. Livas, who started all the mayhem with his brilliant TD pass interception run, also turned in a spectacular 88-yard return of another passing steal in the second period.

He raced from the Falcons six to the Miami six before running out of gas. Livas' pair of interceptions, which totaled 127 Area Colleges it jj i low ij 1 as By BILL ANZER Enquirer Sports Reporter BOWLING GREEN, Ohio A monster man began it all and it turned out to be one ghoulish day for the Redskins of Miami. In an awesome and frightening display of power, Bowling Green buried the Redskins, 33-7, Saturday beneath the soggy turf of Perry Stadium, beating the last gasping breath of Mid-American Conference life out of the Redskins. The memorial services 5 KOCH SP0RTIIIG GOODS Serving teams 4 institutions since 1888, has opened a new retail outlet to serve the people of Greater Cincinnati. 133 West Fourth Street.

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"We made too many mistakes, our offense didn't move the ball. We played catch-up football in the second half, but didn't catch up." MIAMI 0 0 0 7-7 BOWLING WEEN 6 7 7 13-33 BG-Livas 39 pass interception (kick failed). BG-Fields I run fWitte kick). BG Wallace 36 pass from La moo ft (Witte kick). Ml-Raybuck 50 punt return (Graham kick).

BG-Fields 15 Dais from Lamport (kick failed). BG-Centa 4 run CWittt kick). A-l 7.787. Michigan Stingy With Herd, 37-0 KALAMAZOO, Mich. UP) Western Michigan University's defensive unit held Marshall to minus-seven yards rushing for a school record Saturday as the Broncos won their fifth game in seven starts, 37-0.

The WMU defense entered the contest with the nation's fifth best showing: against enemy rushing and this marked the only time in the school's 66 year grid history that an opponent failed to net any yardage on the ground. MARSHALL 0 0 0 0-0 WESTERN MICH. ..6 0 10 21-37 WMU-Lawson 4 run (kick failed). WMU-FG Ferquson 39. WMU-Hallabrin 34 pass from Grignon (Ferquson kick).

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Caranfa, a 5-foot-8-inch, 150-pounder from Steubenville, Ohio, made that 14-0 when he took a Phil Redraw screen pass and ran 49 yards in the second stanza. Wilmington made it 20-0 on a 17-yard Redrow-to-Ken Minor TD toss in the third quarter before yielding a pair of late Case scores. Case, now 2-4, picked up 82 yards rushing and 59 passing, while Wilmington garnered 217 on the ground and 124 through the air. CASE WESTERN RES. WILMINGTON 6 11 7 27 Compare our prices on regular, belted and each 6.50-13 Black Tubeless plus Fed.

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The fourth leading rusher in the nation, Miles traipsed for 102 yards on the ground, the fifth time this season he's gone over 100 yards. Bowling Green accumulated 303 yards total offense against Miami which had held the opposition to 143 yards in five games. Besides the heroic beginning by Livas, fullback Jerry Fields rammed in from the one-yard line in the second period to elevate the Falcons to a 13-0 lead. A 15-yard Miami penalty helped the Falcon cause in their 80-yard drive. It was the first time this year Miami had been scored on in a rushing: play.

The Miami situation worsened in the third period and deteriorated in the fourth. In the third period BG quarterback Reid Lamport lofted a 36-yard TD pass to split end Roger Wallace, spiralling the Falcons ahead, 20-0. However, Miami defensive back Tim Raybuck pumped some life into the gasping Miami body in the fourth period when he stepped 50 yards to a touchdown with a punt return after a Bill Witte boot. Miami just before this marched to the BG two but the opportunity bogged down when halfback Bob Hitchens slipped on the wet turf at the four. If Miami did receive an inspirational boost from Raybuck earlier, it reached low ebb later when BG struck again on a second touchdown pass by Lamport.

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