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I 9-C THt TENNKSEAN, Sunday, Ottobf 1 1, 1981 ye Hiiiiir CO Clinie ilw By JOHN LEWIS PITTS Tenncsseaa Sports M(jriter I' MURFREESBORO Fourth-' ranked Eastern Kentucky out on 0 defensive seminar for Middle Tennessee State's young football Viora lact nioVit laa4lvt 4Un way for the visiting Colonels' 23- victory. "We played very well defen-w sively but we knew we would have to do that against MTSU. This was a game that really wor-, ried me," Eastern coach Roy Kidd said after watching his team cruise to its fifth win in six outings. The Colonels, preseason league favorites, are 4-0 in Ohio Valley Conference play. Eastern limited the Blue Raid-; ers to 158 total yards in the contest, but shackled the hosts with minus 43 yards rushing.

EKU rolled up 219 total yards, 170 of them on the ground. MUR Nance na (laacattar kick UTM McKinnty 10 pu (ran Ovwtsa (Gkrtt kick) MUR-FG Uncut Mumy St Teaa-Martia II 47-101 IMU Tl 1M-1 13-74 Ml S-31 1-1 1-1 1-71 S-M rtntdawm RinbM-jrardi Passing jrardl Rrturn yinkl FtM PunU PumblM-lot PmalUM-yardi APSU-MOREHEAD MOREHEAD, Ky. Tailback Floyd Jones rushed for a school-record 244 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead Austin Peay State to a 42-28 Ohio Valley Conference football victory over Morehead State yesterday. The victory boosted Austin Peay's record to 3-2 overall, 2-2 in the league; Morehead State, which tried to celebrate homecoming yesterday, slipped to 0-4 overall and is winless after three OVC outings. AUSTIN Peay had built a 21-0 lead when both teams uncorked a scoring explosion in the fourth, putting a total of 49 points on the board, including Morehead's 28.

Jones carried the ball 20 times in gaining 244 yards, which broke the Governors single-' game rushing record of 240 set by Henry Yarber against North Alabama in 1974. Jones rushed for two touchdowns on runs of 50 and 49 yards, and scored on a 54-yard kickoff return in the wild fourth quarter. IED BY freshman quarterback Mike Hanlin, a third-stringer who came in after APSU built a 21-0 lead, the Governors finished the day with 545 yards in loiai onense. Hanlin completed 15 of 24 passes for 271 yards and 3 touchdowns. Morehead had 450 net yards offense.

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TENNESSEE TECII-AKRON COOKEVILLE Dennis Brumfield, last year's OVC rushing leader, scored on a 1-yard run midway through the fourth quarter to lead Akron to a 10-7 victory over Tennessee Tech. Brumfield carried 33 times for 142 yards on the night, 24 more than the entire Tech offense accounted for. Akron is now 2-4 overall and 1-3 in the OVC while Tech dipped to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in the league. Tech opened the scoring with 48-yard pass from Tony Costan-tine to Ed Hamrick. Akron got on the board with a 26-yard field goal.

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The victory Western's record to 4-1 overall, 2-0 in the Ohio Valley Conference while Youngstown fell to 2-3 and 1-3. For the game, Western's Antone passed for 204 yards and two touchdowns, hitting 13 of 18 attempts without an interception. He also rushed for another score, winding up with 225 yards total offense. Senior co-captain Troy Snar-don added a pair of rushing TDs 'from his fullback slot. Snardon led all rushers with 63 yards on 17 carries.

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833-9248 or Mike Dillon 832-9620. snagged in the end zone with 1:58 to go in the period. Blue Raider freshman Kelly Potter, the No.l placekicker in Division I-AA, was perfect on the point-after. Sanford injured his hip late in the final period and was relieved by both Bryant, a former QB himself, and Clarksville freshman Van Smith. Junior tackle Mark Willough-by led Eastern Kentucky with seven total defensive plays.

Jimmy Roberto, a junior linebacker, led MTSU with six tackles and eight assists. MTSU's task does not get easier next Saturday the Blue Raiders must host Murray State, wheh went into last night'scon-test with UT-Martin as the No. 1-ranked football team in Division I-AA. Eastern returns to Richmond, for a homecoming date with Dayton. KKoUKky MfcUltTca -T B.

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In the first half, Eastern socked its hosts for minus 32 yards rushing, mostly on sacks of Raider quart- er back Brown Sanford. Eastern held a 20-0 halftime lead; and all four of the Colonels' scores came on drives of 44 yards or less. "ANY TIME you wind up with field position as bad as we faced in the first half, you would have to be very good defensively to get out of the hole," said Donnelly, who held a lengthy after-game meeting with bis team behind closed doors. i Eastern rolled to a 14-0 firsts-quarter lead on two scoring drives that consumed just 45 "yards. r.

A fumble by MTSU's Sammy Bryant on his team's second possession of the game gave Eastern the ball on the MTSU 10. Two plays later EKU senior quarter-- back Chris Isaac skipped in for the score, vth 9:11 remaining in the period. "WE'VE BEEN down that bad before," Donnelly said, playing down the significance of the first team should be able to overcome an error like that" I Eastern took a short punt at the MTSU 35 on its next series, and 10 plays later sophomore fullback Jon Sutkamp bulled into the end zone. On MTSU's next offensive play, receiver Butch Hamby tipped a Sanford pass into the air, where Eastern defensive back Mike Mims picked it off at the Raiders' 34. 12 PLAYS, the Colonels get no closer than the MTSU 2, so Eastern took a delay-of-game penalty and brought in placekicker Jamie Lovett, who.

connected on a 24-yarder, the first of his three field goals. Lovett hit a 41-yarder late in the half, then added a 44-yard effort in the final period to give his team some breathing room. Looking back at Eastern defensive plan, Donnelly noted that "they decided to come right at us on every play, betting that we couldn't keep them out. And in the first half, they were right." i- MTSU's lone score of the night 'came in the third quarter, and briefly excited the partisan crowd of 11,500 in Floyd Stadi um. A FUMBLE RECOVERY by the Raiders' Emanuel Toles at the Eastern 42-yard line set up the MTSU score.

Sanford, the hometown product who was har rassed all evening by the Colonels, got time to arch a scoring pass to tight end David Little, which the junior college transfer Rolling Rebels Split 2 Games In Tourney BIRMINGHAM, Ala. The Nashville Rolling Rebels won one and lost one yesterday In the Birmingham Invitational wheelchair basketball tournament here. The Rebels defeated the Chattanooga Big Wheels, 27-25 and lost to the Peachtree Pacers, 35-32. Clarksvllle's Doyle Mann i scored 12 in the first game and 16 in the second game to lead the City Releases Three Team Coaches KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) he Kansas Citv Royals have re- Hieved coaches Gordy Maciven- i.t.A ntti TOAl ir.tr anrl Rlllv Con- y.llllf.

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