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Spiders Bomb East Carolina Palm Beach Port-Times, Sunday, October 25, H70-D3 Texas Tech Tops SMU LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP) Quarterback Charles Napper hurled a 16-yard scoring pass to Johnny Odom in the closing minutes yesterday to propel Texas Tech to a 14-10 Southwest Conference football victory over Southern Methodist. Napper drilled four passes for a total of 47 yards as he took the favored Raiders on an 80-yard desperation drive into the wind. The clincher to Odom came with 3: 12 left. Odom pulled in the pass Roper Paces Missouri A field goal was kicked Friday night by Jim Sandbothe for the only points Macon got.

The Tigers lost to Brookfield High School, 19-3. East Carolina finally scored twice in the final period when fullback Billy Wallace barged in from four yards out and quarterback John Casazza threw a 29-yard scoring pass to Tim Dameron. But the Spider defense was the big gun in the 22nd annual Tobacco Bowl game. They held the Pirates to minus four yards rushing and minus three yards on returns while intercepting five passes and captur-1 ing three Buccaneer funbles. Richmond's first touchdown came after a 10-play drive that covered 54-yards, keyed by a 49-yard pass from Richards to flanker Jim Livesay.

Three plays after that bomb, Mauro broke into the end zone from three yards out. Haynes, 5-11 and 185 pounds, shook loose from defenders all day as Richards shifted to him when Livesay was covered. j'j if IS' ilL from the midst of a cluster of Mustang defenders inside the five and battled on across the goal. SMU sharpshooter Chuck Hixson, stifled for three periods, fired a seven-yard scoring shot to Randy Dossett midway through the final period to give the Mustangs the lead for the first time during the sun-splashed contest. SMU specialist Skipper Johnson booted a 27-yard field goal into the 17 miles per hour wind in the third period, climaxing another long SMU drive.

SMU 0 3 7 10 Texas Ttch 0 7 0 7 Tech Hargreve 2 run (Ingram kick) SMU FG 27 Johnson SMU Dossett 7 pass from Hixson (Johnson kick) Tech Odom 16 pass from Napper (Ingram kick) A 46,258. Southwest RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) -Quarterback Charlie Richards bombed East Carolina with three touchdown passes to lanky flanker Jerry Haynes yesterday as Richmond captured a 38-12 Tobacco Bowl yictory. The Richards-to-Haynes fcombo scored on passes of 28, 5 and 36 yards while the Spider defense held East Carolina motionless on the ground to seal the win. Richmond also scored with a three-yard touchdown run by Jerry Mauro, an 83-yard pass runback by cor- perback Wayne Tosh and a field goal and five con- versions by kicking ace Keith Clark.

44-Year Drought In Field Goals MACON, Mo. (AP) It was 44 years between field goals for the Macon High School football team. It was the first field goal for 'Macon since Arthur Kruger booted one against Chillicothe October 22, 1926, when Macon lost, 21-3. Yankees Buy Syracuse Pair NEW YORK (AP) The New York Yankees reached their 40-man roster yesterday by purchasing outfielders Rich Bladt and Joe Pactwa from their Syracuse farm club and assigning outfielder-first baseman Tim outfielder Rusty Torres to COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) -Rangy Chuck Roper, making the most of his first start at quarterback in five weeks, ran for one touchdown and passed for another yesterday in directing Missouri to a 30-16 Big Eight football victory over Colorado.

Jack Bastable added field goals of 38, 20 and 47 yards for the Tigers, whose tough defenders choked off the Colorado running game which had been averaging better than 272 yards to be a mere 35 yards. Roper, a 6-1, 185-pound junior from St. Louis, hit 12 of 22 passes for 158 yards, Colarada 0 10 8 4 14 Missouri 17 3 8 10 30 Mo Roper 1 run (Bastable kick) Mo FG Bastable 38 Mo Henley 16 pass Irom Roper (Bastable kick) Colo Keyworth 7 run Haney kick) Mo FG Bastable 20 Colo FG Haney 39 Mo Roper 1 run Bastable kick Mo FG Bastable 47 Colo Havig tell in a tumble in end zone (run (ailed) A 57,000. APWIrephoto Alabama's Scott Hunter Picks Up Seven Yards Against Tide Trips Houston, 30-21 Ciemny's Field Goals Trap Cougars Yardstick East Ca rail na 0 0 0 12 12 Richmond 7 14 0 7 31 Rich Mauro 3 run (Clark kick) Rich-FGCIark27 Rich Tosh 13 pass Interception (Clark kick) Rich Haunes 21 pass from Richards (Clark kick) Rich Haynes pass from Richards (Clark kick) E. Car Wallace4 run (pass fa lied) Rich Haynes 37 pass from Richards (Clark kick) E.

Car. Dameron 29 pass from Casaz-la (pass failed) 14,500. E.Car Rich 22 15 -4 145 270 217 3 124 21-43-5 10-23-0 8-34 3 2 31 113 First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Return Yardage Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Houston their passing them only 114. game netted SHOP SUNDAY 1 1 HOUSTON (UPI) Richard Ciemny kicked two second-half field goals to have Alabama a slim lead and Steve Higginbo-tham returned an intercepted pass 80 yards for an insurance touchdown with 1:51 left yes- A.M. TO 6 P.M.

DAILY 1 0 A.M. TO 1 0 P.M. VPI Clubs Buffalo, 31-14 SVV DEPARTMENT terday to give the underdog Crimson Tide a 30-21 victory over the University of Houston. Ciemny, a senior from Anthony, kicked field goals of 34 and 40 yards to turn a 21-17 Houston lead into a 23-21 margin for Alabama. He also had a 28-yard field goal in the first quarter.

The other Alabama scoring came on two second-quarter touchdowns one by split end David Bailey on an 18-yard pass from halfback Johnny Musso and the other on a 36-yard burst by fullback Dave Brungard. Elmo Wright, the All-America candidate at split end, scored twice for Houston on passes of 13 and 3 yards from Gary Mullins. Halfback Tommy Moziesek scored the other one on a one-yard plunge. Wright, who caught nine passes for 112 yards, was in the open on the 15 when Hig-ginbotham intercepted Mullins' underthrown pass along the sidelines and made his 80-yard dash. At that time, Houston had a fourth-and-five situation on the Alabama 35 and was trying desperately to get into field goal range.

Until the last quarter heroics by Higginbotham and Bruce Frazier blocked a Tech punt on the 15 and the ball bounced to the one, where Connaway grabbed it and stepped over the goal line. But Virginia Tech's three-touchdown explosion in the second period sealed the game as Schwabe hit for a total of 209 yards with 14 completions in 21 pass attempts along with the two scoring touchdowns Tiberio, a bruising 205-pound tailback, was Tech's leading ground gainer with 100 yards in 21 carries. Quinn, a junior wingback, was second in rushing with 79 yards and was the leading pass receiver with four catches for 63 yards. BLACKSBURG, Va. (UPI) Quarterback Gil Schwabe threw a pair of touchdown passes, one a 62-yarder to Perry Tiberio, as Virginia Tech erupted for three second-period scores to crush Buffalo yesterday, 31-14.

Schwabe's other scoring toss went eight yards to Nick Colobro and Tiberio scored the other Tech touchdown of the period with a one yard plunge. Buffalo's offense scored its only touchdown in the first period on a five yard run by wingback John Faller. However, in the second period, linebacker Dan Connaway scooped up a blocked punt at the one and stepped across for the touchdown. Mike Constantino kicked both extra points. Virginia Tech marched 61 yards for a touchdown after receiving the opening kick-off, with Quinn carrying three times for 30 yards and the touchdown in the eight-play series.

Buffalo came right back with a 60-yard drive of its own as quarterback Kirk Barton hit on three passes, good for 33 yards, before Faller scampered over from the five. Buffalo's last points came as linebacker Buffalo 7 7 0 0 14 Virginia Tech 7 21 1 0 31 VPI Quinn 10 runlTennis kick) Buff Faller 5 run (Constantino kick) Buff Connaway with blocked punt (Constantino kick) VPI Tiberio 62 pass from Schwabe (Tennis kick) VPI Tiberio 1 run (Tennis kick) VPI Colobro I pass from Schwabe (Tennis kick) VPI-FG34Strock A 14,000. Mountaineers Trip Colorado State, 24-21 AUCTION SALES Starting NOV. 5th 7:30 P.M. Robert's Art Auction Galleries 701 LAKE AVE.

LAKE WORTH Robert S. Diamond, Pres. Established in the Palm Beaches since 1946 Ciemny, the 5-11, 195-pound Musso was easily the Alabama star. He set a school record by carrying 33 times, gaining 156 yards. The junior tailback also caught five passes for 35 yards and completed the only pass he threw for a touchdown.

The Cougars, 3-2, led in total offense, 409 yards to 357, and in first downs, 21-19. But, Alabama came up with the big plays, especially on the ground where they suddenly found a ground game that had been non-existent this year. The Crimson Tide runners made 243 yards rushing and Yardstick Ala Hon First downs 19 Rushing yardage 243, 239 Passing yardage 114 17C Return yardage 94 IS Passes 11-21-0 17-30-2 Punts Fumbles lost 2 3 Yards penalized 33 89 Alabama 3 14 3 10-30 Houston 7 7 7 0-21 Ala FG Ciemny 28 Hou Wright 13 pass from Mullins (Lopez kick) Ala Bailey IB pass from Musso (Ciemny kick) Ala Brungard 36 run (Ciemny kick) Hou Wright 5 pass from Jullins (Lopez kick) Hou Mozisek 1 run (Lopez kick) Ala FG Ciemny 34 Ala FG Ciemny 40 Ala Higginbotham 80 pass interception (Ciemny kick) A 46,869. i Bat 19.95 ML MORGANTOWN, W. VA.

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