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I Tr1i 1 1 1 lt 9 if rrri I I i ry gHTT' aHy'T'H 'fT -laraj -n 'Tfyy nryifyiy yyf yyy CB THE COURIER-JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1981 WmSmmmiFmmmVmmHff' COLLEGE FOOTBALL JIM COOKE BUICK-SAAB SAYS START THE NEW YEAR OFF WITH West defense. Samoa spark 24-17 win IU's Clifford steals show in leading East victory EFKEE i 100 GALLONS OF GASOLINE I BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU. in Hula Bowl Associated Press HONOLULU "We really didn't think about the underdog role. We just came out to play," said Washington State quarterback Samoa Samoa after 4 leading the West to a 24-17 victory in yesterday's 35th annual Hula Bowl. COMPLETE "I like to be the underdog, but I try my best no matter what the situation," Samoa said.

"In playing in this kind of all-star game, I have to prove myself. Samoa, who was named the game's outstanding offensive player, complet ed only three passes for 34 yards, but he ran for 45 yards and scored on two SELECTION OF RIVIERA ELECTRA LESABRE CENTURY one-yard runs. CJ'- fx CF' "Our kids saw that the other side was getting the publicity, so they came in excited, ready to play," said West coach Roger Theder of Califor nia. The West defense thwarted Trophy winner George Rogers of South Carolina, limiting him to 43 yards in 12 carries. The winners' de fense was equally tough in stopping the favored East's highly regarded passers.

Mark Herrmann of Purdue complet ed seven of 14 passes for 69 yards, and his East teammate, Joe "747" Ad ams of Tennessee State completed seven of 18 for 104 yards. Associated Prau STANFORD, Calif. While everybody was waiting for big things from the West's highly touted quarterbacks, Indiana's Tim Clifford of the East quietly stole their thunder in yesterday's 56th annual East-West Shrine Game. Clifford sparked one touchdown drive with a pair of dazzling runs and later passed for a touchdown to direct a 21-3 East victory at Stanford Stadium. A crowd of 76,000 watched the East defense shut down West quarterbacks Nell Lomax of Portland State and Tom Flick of Washington.

The only West score came on a 52-yard field goal by Brian Sullivan of Santa Clara. Clifford, who shared offensive most valuable player honors with "Famous" Amos Lawrence of North Carolina, said he hoped his performance would help him in the National Football League draft. "I was looking for this game to help me, and I don't think it hurt me any," said Clifford, who completed nine of 13 passes for 100 yards. "I think it just showed that I'm a leader type and that I can make things happen." East outside linebacker Ricky Jackson of Pittsburgh, who recovered a fumble and intercepted a pass, also said he thought the game enhanced his pro chances. "I wanted to show people what I could do," Jackson said.

"As for professional football, I'll play for anyone who needs help." Jackson's fumble recovery at the West 30-yard line set up the East's first touchdown. Lawrence, who gained more than 1,000 yards in each of the past four seasons, scored from one yard to put the East ahead. Lawrence raced 15 yards early in the second half to put the East ahead 14-0. Clifford had scrambled for runs of 18 and 11 yards on the drive. Sullivan's field goal, the longest in the all-star game's history, pulled the West to within 14-3 later in the third quarter.

Because it trailed by more than a touchdown, the West received the ensuing kickoff because of an East-West Shrine Game rule. The West drove to the East's one-yard line, but Jackson intercepted a Flick pass at the two-yard line to halt the march. The East, operating behind Clifford throughout the second half, iced the game with an 85-yard scoring drive to open the fourth quarter. Clifford capped the drive with a three-yard strike to Tim Sherwin of Boston Col All-America defensive back Kenny Easley of UCLA intercepted two passes and shared the outstanding defensive player award with West team REGAL SKYLARK IF YOU BUY ANY CAR WITH A RED TAG ON THE WINDSHIELD YOU AUTOMATICALY RECEIYE A COUPON BOOK FOR 100 GALLONS OF FREE MO GDMMDCKS! EACH CAR IS MARKED WITH A RED TAG, STATING THE CLEARANCE PRICE. HEEIE ARE A FEW EXAMPLE! NEW CARS mate Blaine Gaison, a Hawaii defen sive back.

"Their ability to run, their scram bling quarterbacks and their good field position gave them the victory," said East coach Jim Young of Purdue. "In an all-star game like this, regard less of who is favored, it's a tossup. Hawaii's Jim Asmus kicked a 21- yard field goal to put the West ahead 3-0. The East took its only lead late in the first quarter on a 37-yard pass from Adams to Mardye McDole of Mississippi State. Easley set up the West's first touchdown by intercepting a pass from Herrmann and returning it to the East 23-yard line.

Samoa scored six plays 1981 ELECTRA List $13,257 SALE 11,422 B57 tOO Cations Free Gas later. On its next possession, the West covered 45 yards in six plays, with Sa moa scoring his second TD. Early in the third quarter, John Simmons or southern Methodist re Associated Press turned an East punt 16 yards to the East 36. Jarvis Redwine of Nebraska gained nine yards before Missouri quarterback Phil Bradley completed an 18-yard strike to Oklahoma State's 1981 LESABRE List $9,738 SALE B4i tOO Gallons Free Gas Tight ehd Tim Sherwin of Boston College was hugged by two of his East teammates after hauling in a three-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Tim Clifford of Indiana during yesterday's East-West Shrine Game. Clifford engineered a 21-3 East victory and shared the game's Most Valuable Player honor.

Ed Smith. Redwine scampered the fi nal nine yards for the TD. Bradley then passed to Redwine for Hula Bowl the two-point conversion, putting the West ahead 24-7. 1981 SKYLARK List $8,624 SALE $7,931 B96 tOO Gallons Free Gas Maryland's Dale Castro kicked a 31- EAST 7 0 7-17 WEST 3 13 I 0-24 West FG Asmus 21; East McDole 37 pass from Adams (Castro kick); West Samoa 1 run (Asmus kick); West Samoa 1 run (run tailed); West Redwine 9 run (Bradley pass from Redwine); East FG Castro 31; East Burred 6 pass from Herrmann (Castro kick). Ea West yard third-quarter field goal for the East, and Herrmann completed a six- yard scoring toss to high school and Purdue teammate Bart Burrell with First downs 17 12 less than three minutes to play.

East-West Shrine EAST 7 0 7 7-J1 WEST 0 I 1-1 East Lawrence 1 run (Graham kick); East Lawrence IS run (Graham kick); West FG Sullivan 52; East Sherwin 3 pass from Clifford (Graham kick). East West First downs 19 23 Rushes-yards it-230 41-154 Passing yards 103 238 Return yards 13 7 Passes 10-H-O 19-40-1 Punts 5-39 3-32 Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-1 Penalties-yards 5-21 2-10 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: East Vigorito l-3, Lawrence 13-57, Clifford 5-32. West Oliver 10-49, Hawkins 1-41, Mrnter 10-40. PASSING: East Venuto 1-54-3, Clifford 9-13-0-100. West Flick 9-16-1-133, Lomax 10-24-0-105.

RECEIVING: East Sherwin 3-25, Holohan 2-34, Moore 2-15. West Verser 5-96, Mistier 3-30, Nichols 3-29, Lewis 3-21. lege. While Clifford led the East to three touchdowns. Lomax had problems finding his receivers.

The holder of 40 NCAA records finished with 10 completions on 24 passes for 105 yards. Lomax directed a West drive that reached the East five-yard line in the final period. He then threw three straight incompletions as the march ended in failure. Tom Vigorito of Virginia gained a game-high 83 yards on 16 carries for the East. Lawrence, who played little after halftime, added 61 yards.

Hubie Oliver of Arizona was the West's leading rusher with 49 yards. 40-156 45 87 7-19-2 5-37 2-1 3-31 Rushes-yards 39-105 Passing yards 173 Return yards 133 Passes 14-32-3 Punts 6-40 Fumbles-lost 1-1 Penalties-yards 4-30 Burrell was the game's leading receiver, hauling in five passes for 66 varris. 1980 REGAL List $8,359 SALE 7,488 a327 tOO Gallons Free Gas UCLA's Freeman McNeil was the game's leading rusher, getting 54 vards on nine carries for the West. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: East Brooks 1-53, Rogers 12-43, McMillan 7-32. West McNeil 9-54, Samoa 12-45.

Redwine 5-29. PASSING: East Adams 7-H-1-104, Herrmann 7-14-2-69. West Samoa 7-3-0-34, Bradley 12-4-2-31. RECEIVING: East Burrell 5-66, McDole 1-37. West Redwine 3-22, Smith 2-24.

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