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18-D Sunday, Oct. 13, 1974 Philadelphia Inquirer Ylrpnk Tech Hands So. Carolina Fifth Loss From Inquirer Wire Services COLUMBIA, S.C. Bruce Arians and Phil Rogers each scored twice Saturday night to lead Virginia Tech to a 31-17 victory over South Caro lina, which is off to its worse season start since it began playing football in 1894. It was the first win of the season for VPI, which dropped its first four games.

The Scoreboard South Carolina, in its last season under Coach Paul Dietzel, has not won a game in five starts. South Carolina led by 17-7 at halftime, but the Gobblers scored the first three times they had the ball in the second half as they gained yardage at will through the middle of the Gamecock line. Wayne Latimer brought the Gobblers within 17-10 with a 30-yard field goal with just over five minutes gone in the second half. Arians scored from the two to cap a 75-yard drive the next time VPI had the ball, and Latimer's extra point tied the scored at 17-17. After forcing the Game Philadelphia Inquirer GERARD C.

BENENE Flyers' Gary Dornhoefer (left) scores the Flyers' fourth goal; Rocky Farr (30) is down; Jim Schoenfeld (6), Gerry Meehan (IS) watch Crisp Scores 2 Goals as Flyers Blast Sabres 3-0 at 11:24 when he deflected in Dave Schultz's fine lead set-up. Buffalo, meanwhile, was in its usual state of suspended animation that always accompanies it to the Spect- that Buffalo goalie Rocky Farr fumbled off his glove. The puck just dribbled wide. "For some guys there is no pressure in something like that," Crisp said. "But for me, I've never had such a chance." Crisp will have to wait some more but his two successes of the day put the game away.

He slid a. 40-footer under Farr at 4:17 of the first period and made it FLYERS, From 1-D said with his usual grin. "What else could he do for me?" Crisp wound up that big slapshot that he is not noted for and got off a butterfly cocks to punt, Tech marched 78 yards with Rogers going in from the six for the winning touchdown. Rogers got another touchdown late in the fourth quarter on a two-yard run to kill all hopes of a South Carolina homecoming victory. BOSTON COLLEGE 31 WILLIAM MARY 16 NEWTON, Mass.

Boston College unleashed an awesome ground attack, helping Mike Kruczek throw two touchdown passes to Dave Vumbach, in romping over William Mary. The host Eagles moved the ball almost at will, but were hurt by costly mistakes and penalties that enabled William Mary to keep the score respectable. BC piled up 301 yards in SO plays on the ground. Reserve halfback Earl Strong carried 19 times for 106 yards, while Keith Barnett netted 104 yards in 23 carries. Senior running sensation Mike Espasito helped set up two touchdowns by carrying nine times for 71 yards before limping off with a knee injury late in the opening period.

William Mary II 7 3 t-l Boston College 7 7 14 3-31 BC-Bte 1 run IStelnfort kickl BC-Zumbach 9 pass from Krucxek (Steinfortkick) WM-M. Smith pass from Deery (Regan kick) BC-Zumbach 31 pais from Kruciek (Steinlgt kickl WM FG Oalton 45 BC-Strong 3 run ISteinfort kick) WM-Buiakowski pass from Oeery Nolet Returns to Spectrum BASKETBALL Saturday's Exhibition Results New York, NBA 119, Buffalo, NBA 104 San Antonio, ABA 124, Houston, NBA, 11 Milwaukee, NBA 110, Virginia, ABA 96 Kentucky, ABA 93, Chicago, NBA 75 Memphis, ABA 99, Indiana, ABA 94 College SOCCER Howard Univ. 8, Rutgers-Camden 0 Phila. Textile 1, New Haven 0 Delaware County CC 3, Phila. CC 2 Trenton St.

St. Joseph's 0, SE Massachusetts 0, tie Stevens Tech 1, Moravian 1, tie Kean College 2, St, Peter's 1 Seton Hall 2, C. W. Post 2, tie Western Maryland Haverford Delaware 3, Gettysburg 3, tie Temple 3, Hofstra 0 Newark Engineering 4, Quiniplac 0 Drew 12, Bloomsfield 0 Swarthmore 2, Muhlenberg 1 Rider 2, Rutgers 0 Drexel 4, Lehigh 2 Montclair St. 0, Lehman 0, tie Fairlegih Dickinson 5, NYU 1 CROSS COUNTRY Swarthmore 21, Franklin Marshall 39 American Univ.

25, Temple 31 Trenton St. 20, Montclair St. 41 Queens Colleqe 27, Montclair St. 28 Fairleigh Dickinson 24, Seton Hall 31 Rutgers 18, Fairleigh Dickinson 43 School FOOTBALL PUBLIC LEAGUE Division Two West Philadelphia 19, Grati CATHOLIC LEAGUE Northern Division Father Judge 4, Cardinal Dougherty 3 Southern Division St. Josepn's Prep 20 Archbishop Carroll 18 CENTRAL LEAGUE Conestooa 20, Haverford High 0 Marpie-Newtown i8, Penncrest 0 Ridley 28, Radnor 7 Springfield ID) 22, Upper Darby 0 SUBURBAN ONE LEAGUE Springfield (M) 12, Cheltenham 7 William Tennent 28, Melhacton 6 Plymcuth-Whitemarsh 28, Norristown 7 Upper Dublin 34, Upper Merion 14 SUBURBAN TWO LEAGUE Chichester 21, Interboro 12 SUBURBAN THREE LEAGUE Collingdale 20, Garnet Valley 0 Swarthmore 34, Darby-Colwyn 12 CHES-MONT LEAGUE Coatesvllle 27, Boyertown 13 West Chester Henderson 43 Downingtown 15 Pottsqrove 28, Owen J.

Roberts 6 Phoenixville 37, West Chester East 0 BURLINGTON COUNTY LIBERTY Pemberton 48, Lenape 0 Morrestown 7, Kennedy 6 Rancocas Valley 31, Cinaminson 0 Shawnee 14, Willingboro 7 BURLINGTON COUNTY FREEDOM Burlington 9, Rierside 4 Northern Burlington 13, Burlington Twp. 0 Holy Cross 19, Maple Shade 4 Palmyra 57, Bordentown 6 S. J. NORTH BishOD Eustace 7, Camden 6 Camden Catholic 7. Cherry Hill West 6 Woodrow Wilson 24, Cherry Hill East 20 S.

J. SOUTH Millville 42, Atlantic City 8 Oakcrest 12, Vineland 6 COLONIAL CONFERENCE Audubcn 14, Collingswood 0 Haddonfield 14. paulsboro 0 Sterling 41, Woodbury 0 OLYMPIC NATIONAL Edgewood 14, Clearview 6 Gateway 13, Eastern 7 Glassboro 58, Williamstown I OLYMPIC AMERICAN Overbrook 20, Highland 4 Triton 34, Washington Twp. 22 Deptford 12, West Deptford 6 TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE Salem 48, Clayton 0 Penns Grove 14, Gloucester 0 Pennsville 32, Kingsway 0 Woodstown 12, Pitman 7 LOWER BUCKS COUNTY Section One Council Rock 15, Delhaas 4 PENN JERSEY CONFERENCE Pennington School 42, Friends Central 2 Mitchel School 8, George School 8 BLUE HEN CONFERENCE FLIGHT A Brandywine 3, Conrad 0 Concord 20, Delcastle 0 Wilmington High 10, Mt. Pleasant I Newark 29, William Penn 13 FLIGHT Claymont 24, McKean 0 De La Warr 8, P.S.

duPont Dickinson 27, Howard 0 INDEPENDENT CONFERENCE Wilmington Friends 21, St. Andrew's School Tower Hill School 14, Sanford School 0 OTHER GAMES Delsea 22, Haddon Heights 20 Pennington 42, Friends Central 2 Lawrenceville 21, Phillips Academy 13 Florence 34, Allentown 0 Pennsauken 4, Bridgeton 4, tie Toms River North 21, Absegami 8 Mainland 18, Pleasantville 0 Gloucester Catholic 14, Haddon Twp. 13 Mastbaum 14, Lincoln 13 Germantown 2, Overbrook 0 Bartram 24, Bok 14 Southern 30, Roxborough 0 Washington 31, Edison 20 Central Bucks East 14 Perkiomen ValMey 1 Souderton 14, Hatboro-Horsham Uppir Perkiomen 39, North Penn 20 Ouakertown 24, Wissahickon 4 Central Bucks West 24, Pennridge 4 Pennsbury 34, Bensalem 0 Abington 28, Upper Moreland 7 Pottstown 34, Spring-Ford 7 Allentown Dieruff 4, Neshaminy 0 Perkiomen School 10, PSD 0 Academy of New Church 7 Germantown Friends 6 penn Charter 15, Central 14 Archbishop Wood 40, Wilson Archbishop Kennedy 12, Bristol 7 Chestnut Hilt Academy 25, Booth 14 Salesianum 34, Bel Air, Md. 15 Lake Forest 7, Cape Henlonen 4 Indian River 20, Sussex Central 13 Milford 40, Laurel 17 Caesar Rodney 52, Delmar Smyrna 27, Seatord 7 Middletown 18, A. I.

du Pont 14 Wyoming Seminary 14 Williamson Trade School Hun School 32, West Windsor (NJ) 0 Princeton Day School 54 Morrislown Beard 34 Christiana S4, Glasgow 18 Tatnall School 27, St. Elizabeth's 14 Malvern Prep 39, Nether-Providence 12 Holy Name, Reading 34 St. Pius Pottstown 22 Lower Merion 20, Episcopal Academy Germantown Academy 30 Peddie School 0 Haverford School 13, Hill School 8 Chester 30, Lancaster McCaskey 28 Lansdowne-Alden 28, Sharon Hill 27 Lower Moreland 31, Sun Valley 1 Harritnn 31. Darby Township 4 Lansdale Catholic 27. Conrad Weiser 0 Lawrenceville School 21, Phillips Aca- Del.

35, Paul VI, N. J. North Catholic 35, Kenrick 4 By CHUCK NEWMAN Inauirer Staff Writer Simon Nolet will step off the team bus at approximately 5 o'clock this evening, walk through the Spectrum corridors and, for the first time in his National Hockey League career, dress in the visitors' locker room. The likeable ex-Flyer is now a member of the expansionist Kansas City Scouts, who will try out the Flyers tonight at 7:05. And he will take the ice as the visitors' captain.

Playing with an expansion team is not easy on the morale. But Nolet has known adversity before, even wiih a winner. The 32-year old right winger was strictly a part-timer with the Flyers. Vic Stasiuk made a habit of ignoring him and Nolet got only part-time duty under Fred Shero. But the Flyers' coach never underestimated Leafs' 4 (Run failed) BC FG Steinlort SO WM B.C.

First downs 23 24 Rushes-yards 40256 54-301 Passing yards 114 U3 Return yards 3 20 Passes l-lt-1 11.15-2 Punts 4-34 0-0 Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-2 Penalties-yards 2-20 i 55 MEMPHIS STATE 13 SIMON NOLET no breaks Nolet. "I could call on him at any time and know he would be in shape," Shero says. General manager Keith Allen tried his best to keep Nolet when Kansas City and Washington picked in the June expansion draft in Montreal. But the Scouts East Allegheny 33, Grove City 7 Amherst 14, Bowdoin, II Bates College 26, Worcester Tech II Boston state 14, Curv College 14 Central Conn St 42, Montclair 29 Clarion College 21, Edmboro state 21 Coast Guard 24, Weslevan 7 Colby College 21, Maine Maritime 0 Colgate 21, Holy Cross 14 Cornell 28, Pennsylvania 28 Cortland State 28, Brocknort state 7 Delaware IS, Connecticut 6 Delaware Val 50, upsala College 6 Stroudsburg 21, Chevney state 7 Franklin A Mar 70, Swarthmore 0 Georgetown 54, St Peter's 13 Gettysburg Col 21, Bucknell 14 Harvard 34, Columbia 6 Hobart College 41, Hamilton Col 27 Ithaca 52, Springfield 35 KuUtown 27, Glassboro Stale 18 Lafayette 12, Hofstra Univ 7 Lebanon Valwy 21, Muhlenberg 20 Maine 23, New Hampshire 9 Massachusetts 21, Boston Univ 14 Middlebury 25, Williams Col 20 Millersville St 44, Mansfield St 12 NY Tech 14, Wm Paterson 0 Northeastern 23, American Int'l 20 rwich Univ 10, Tufts 7 Penn State 55, Wake Forest 0 Pittsburgh 31, West Virginia 14 Plattsburg St 9, Rochester Tech 7 Plymouth State 29, New Haven Col 0 Princeton 14, Dartmouth 7 Rhode Island 14, Vermont 0 Rochester 13, Union College 4 Rutgers 37, Lehigh lb St John's NY 38, Manhattan 14 St Lawrence 4, Alfred 0 Seton Hall 41, Jersey City 18 Slippery Rock 34, Calif Stale, Pa. 4 Syracuse 17, Navy 9 Temple 59, Southern Illinois 16 Thiol College 28, Bethany, W.Va.

14 Trinity College 27, Rensselaer Wavnesburg 29, Geneva College 6 West Chester 34, Bloomsburg 3 West Va Tech 14, Shepherd Col 3 Westminster, Pa 23, Indiana Pa. 20 Wilkes College 30, Juniata College 9 Yale 24, Brown 0 South Alabama 8, Florida State 7 Alcorn AM 37, Texas Southern 34 Auburn 31, Kentucky 13 Bowie State 12, Hampton Inst 10 Catawba Col 10, Guilford Col 10 Centre College 19, Sewanee 14 Chattanooga 34, Wis. Milwaukee 7 Duke 33, Army 14 Eastern Illinois 13, Delta State 3 East Kentucky 21, Middle Tenn St 17 Favetteville 46, St Paul's Col 0 Gardner-Webb 16, Georgetown Col 14 Georgia 49, Mississippi 0 Georgia Tech 29, North Carolina 28 Glenville State 21, West Va Weslev 17 Grambling Col 21, Tennessee State 7 Hiram College 14, Carnegte-Mellon II) Kentucky Slate 25, Central St, Ohio 7 Livingstone Col 13, Winston Salem 0 Miami, Fla 35, Pacific Univ 6 Millsaos College 24, Principia Col 0 Morris Brown 51, Morehouse Col 18 No Carolina SI 27, Virginia 21 Presbyterian Col 21, Mars Hill 20 Randolph-on 23, Maryville Col 0 Salisbury St 21, Frostburg State 14 South Caro St 36, J.C. Smith 0 Vajiderbilt 24, Florida 10 Virginia Union 30, Elizabeth City 2 West Liberty 29, West Va State 22 West entuckv 32, Dayton IS Woftord 49, Davidson Col 7 Midwest Alcollege 17, Albion 3 Ashland 20, Northwood Mich 10 Augustana, III. 45, Elmhurst Col 19 Ball State 18, Richmond 23 Dethanv, Kans.

15, McPherson Col 7 Black Hills St 49, Dakota Wesley 7 Blutfton 51, Anderson 14 Green 76, Kent State 10 Buena Vista 37, Dubuque 4 Butler 24, DePauw Un.v 20 Capital Univ 28, Ohio Northern 17 Carleton College Lake Forest 6 Cent Methodist 30, Baker Univ 4 Cent Miehiqan 49, Indiana State 0 Chadron State 14, Wavne St, Neb 7 Coe College 27, Lawrence Univ 20 Concorka III. 26, Northwest Wise 21 Cornell College 40, Gnnnell Col 12 Culver-Stockton 74, Illinois College 0 Dakota St Col 41, So Dakota Sprfld 7 Grand Valley 41, Fcdlay College 7 Gustav Adolphus 7, Concord, Moorhd 4 Hamline Univ 21, St Olaf College 14 Hastings Col 21, ConcordiaT, Neb. 20 Heidelberg Col 27, Wooster 7 Hillsdale Col 24, Wittenberg 24 Hope College 30, Adrian 15 Illinois 27, Purdue 23 Indiana 34, Minnesota 3 Indiana Central 23, Franklin Col 10 Iowa 3S, Northwestern 10 John Carroll 41, Washingtn a Jef 14 Kansas 20, Kansas St Univ 13 Kenyon College 34, Case Western 13 Knox College 42, Beloit College 7 Lakeland Col 56, Pillsbury Col 7 Mavville Slate 21, Jamestown 13 Miami, Ohio 31, Ohio 3 Michigan 21, Michigan State 7 Michigan Tech 19, Moorhead State 0 Milhkin Univ 66, Carroll, Wise. 7 Minn Duluth 15, SI John's, Minn. 0 Missouri 21, Nebraska 10 Mount Union 34, Oberlin College 14 No Dakota St 29, Augustana, S.D.

14 North Park Col 14, North Central 0 Northeastern III 40, Chicago 14 Northeastn Okie 14, SW Oklahoma 13 Northern Iowa 41, Drake Univ 17 nw Cg. Iowa 49, Concona, St.P 0 Notre Dame 10, Rice 3 Ohio State 52, Wisconsin 7 Ohio Weslevan 14, Denison Univ 7 Olivet College 27, Kalamazoo Col 7 Olterbein Col 29, Marietta Col 28 Rioon College 14, Monmouth Col 0 Rose Hulman 14, SW Memphis 14 St Cloud State 36, Bemidii State 17 St Mary, Kansas 10, Austin College 1 St Norbert 13, Wis. Whitewater 12 St Thomas Col 24, Augsburg 9 South Dakota 49, Morningside 21 So Dakota State 55, North Dakota 6 So Dakota Tech 26, Huron College 7 SW Missouri 37, Cent Missouri St 26 Southwest, Kans. 21, Tabor 10 Taylor 24, Earlham Col 7 Toledo 31, West Michigan 24 Upper Iowa 7, Wartburg 3 Wabash 20, Washington, Mo. 7 Wayne St, Mich 21, NE Missouri St 0 Western Illinois 41, Mankato State 13 Westmar College 21, Bethel, Minn.

7 Whealon College 20, Carthage ol 7 William Penn 30, Simpson College 0 Winona Stale 14, Manchester 12 Wis. Eau Claire 21, Wis. shkosh 4 Wis. LaCrosse 21, Wis. Riv Falls 7 Wis.

Platteville 41, Wis. Superior Wis. sts Pt 34, Stout State 13 Yankton 74, Sioux Falls 0 Youngiown 23, essee Tech 0 Southwest Arkansas Statt 38, Illinois St Univ 0 Baylor 21, Arkansas 17 Louisville 74, North Texas St 10 Oklahoma 16, Texas 13 Teias AIM 71, Texas Tech 7 Texas Lutheran 35. Valparaiso Far West Brigham Young 38, Wyoming 7 California 40, Oregon 10 Carroll, Mont. 26, Rocky Mountain ft Colorado 34, Iowa State 7 LaVerne Col 10, Aiusa Pacific 0 Montana 72, Northern Arizona 0 Nevada, Reno 19, Northndge Stale 14 Oregon State 23, Washington 9 Puget Sound 35, Sacramento 16 Redlands 14, Colorado College 0 St Mary's, Cal.

32, Pomona College 3 San Francisco St 37, Oregon College 17 Santa Clara 22, Portland State 26 Tulane 10, Air Force 3 Utah State 24, Colo State Univ 23 West Texas Slate 21, Idaho 6 Willamette 9, Idaho College 0 Professional HOCKEY Saturday'! Result! Nova Scotia 4, Soringfield 2 Baltimore 7, Hershey 4 WORLD HOCKEY ASSN. Saturday's Exhibition Results Chicago 5. Minnesota 4, ovt. New England 4, Cam Cod, NAHL 1 PRO FOOTBALL CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Ottawa 27, Winnipeg 10 Temple Booters Blank Hofstra HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -temple opened its first East Cost Conference soccer season Saturday with a 3-0 win ever Hofstra.

The Owls, champions of the old Middle Atlantic Conference University Division in 1973, recorded their sixth straight win. Temple goalie Woody Hart-man had his second straight shutout and third of the year. made the speed-skating winger their first pick. "I know they tried to keep me," Nolet said from Toronto the other day. "But I guess it just didn't work.

But we have a pretty good bunch of guys here." Nolet, who scored the Scout's first goal against Toronto, said he still doesn't feel completely comfortable as an ex-Flyers. "I don't think I'm over the shock yet," he said. "I guess it will really hit me on Sunday when I walk into the Spectrum and go to the other room." That may not be all that hits Nolet at the Spectrum. The Flyers have a habit of using some tough checking on forwards they consider dangerous scorers. For confirmation, see Buffalo's Rick Martin.

"I don't expect to get any breaks from them," Nolet says of his ex-teammates. "They will play me like any Results FLYERS 1 1 0 2 N. Y. Rangers 1 1 0 2 10 Atlanta 0 I 1 I 1 DIVISION 2 PIS. GF GA St.

Louis 1 0 1 3 7 Vancouver 0 1114" Minnesota 0 1 0 0 2 4 Chlcaqo 0 10 0 12 Kansas City 0 2 0 0 4 12 DIVISION 3 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 PtS. GF GA Pittsburgh Los Angeles Detroit Montreal Washington 0 4 11 1 3 7 0 2 5 8 2 2 0 0 3 4 DIVISION 4 PtS. GF GA 2 0 0 4 13 10 13 7 4 1 1 0 2 10 11 0 10 0 5 Toronto California Buffalo Boston MINNESOTA 6 WASHINGTON 0 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -Minnesota goalie Cesare Maniago shut out the Washington Capitals, 6-0 Saturday "night and right winger Bill Fast Goals Beat Rangers rum. The Sabres got nine shots in the first two periods and eight in the next two.

Richard Martin? He got none in the first period, zero in the second and was blanked in the third period. He could have drawn a match penalty for deliberately trying to avoid injury. The Sabres have not won here in 11 games since joining the NHL (in 12 games the Flyers are 10-0-2). But Buffalo coach Floyd Smith says it's a mistake. "If we had needed the game, we would have won it," he said without so much as a smile.

But can Buffalo survive when its French Connection of Martin, Gil Perreault anil Rene Robert is getting only six shots on net? The question was answered with a question. "Can any team win without its top line going well?" Smith asked. It's obvious that Buffalo can't. ICING Bernie Parent will get the night off when the Flyers meet Kansas City tonight. Wayne Stephenson will start Shero said he was planning to give Crisp a rest against KC but might change his mind after he scored twice on Saturday Crispie was informed of the planned vacation: "Nobody likes to sit out," he said Bill Clement, out since the first exhibition game with a shoulder injury, is expected to play tonight and Shero says he may also make two other changes Bobby Clarke slashed Robert across the upper arms with a two hander in the second period after claiming the Buffalo forward hit him on the head with his stick "That's an automatic match penalty anywhere but here," Smith said of the incident Reggie Leach scored his first goal as a Flyer Gerry, tti Meehan was on ice for four Flyers' goals Sabres' blueliner Jerry Korab was on for three and appeared to be in transcendental meditation most of the time Buffalo assistant general manager Fred Hunt: "This will us back to reality." FIRST PERIOD SCORING 1, FLYERS, Criso 1 (Lrnsberry, Dupcnt), 2, FLYERS, Bladon 2 (Barber, Clarke), 3, FLYFRS, Crisp 2 (Schultz, Kelly), 4, Robert 1 (Perreault, Mehan), 1.1:06.

PENALTIES Spencer B) and Kelly (F) fighting, Carrier (B) roughinq Saieski (F) holding, 4-47; Korab IB) hooking, Srhoen-felcl (B) slashing, Dupont (F) hooking, Sr.hoerifeld (B) hooking, caieski (F) elbowing and Fog-olin (B) holding. SECOND PERIOD SCORINO-5, FLYERS, Dornhoefer 1 (MacLeish, Griso), 6. FLYERS, Clarke 1 (unassisted) 14:02. PENALTIES Barber (F) interference, Dudley (B) high sticking, Van Impe (F) elbowing, Clarke IF) and Robert B) majors for slashing. Jim Watson (F) slash-ino.

iom THIRD PERIOD SCORING 7, FLYERS, Leach 1 (Dupont, Crisp), 1:37. PENALTIES Dupont (F) hooking, 9.50. Buffalo 10 0 1 FLYERS 3 2 14 Shots on goal: Buffalo 9-4-4-17; FLYERS 14-17-1036. ATTENDANCE 17,007. Stars Of the Game Here are the stars of Sat urday's Flyers-Buffalo game as selected by Spectrum ob-5ervers and The Inquirer's Chuck Newman: THEIR STARS 1.

Terry Crisp 2. Bobby Clarke 3. Andre Dupont NEWMAN 1. Terry Crisp 2. Rick MacLeish 3.

Andre Dupont body else." And what if he draws Dave Schultz? "I guess you know I'm not the type of player to go toe-to-toe with him," the likeable Frenchman laughs. "My game is not fighting." Nolet got a pretty fair raise from the Scouts and is around the $70,000 per year level. It's likely his contract is also spiced with some bonus clauses for scoring. But he says he'll miss the chance to cash in on some of that playoff money he hauled in last year. Nolet cashed a $19,500 check as a member of the Stanley Cup champions last season.

Nolet's scoring statistics in Philadelphia were particularly impressive considering the amount of ice time he's seen. He's third on the all-time Flyers' scoring list with 93 goals and 108 assists in 358 many of which he played in only briefly. He had an impressive 19 goals in only 52 games last season. Goldsworthy scored two goals and added an assist. Dennis Hextall, Barry Gibbs, John Flesch and Lou Nanne each added goals after Goldsworthy opened the scoring with two tallies.

The veteran Maniago turned aside 31 shots in recording his 26th NHL shutout. BLUES 5 CANUCKS 3 VANCOUVER, B. C. De-fenseman Larry Sacharuk scored three goals and added an assist, powering St. Louis over Vancouver.

Sacharuk counted twice with power-play shots from the blue line in the first period and Garnat Bailey made it 3-0 in the second before the Canucks came back to tie on second-period goals by Don Iver, Jocelyn Guevremont and a marker by Gerry it. A tlAl.t-t LJ, 111 Ui univ. CANADIENS 4 KINGS 4 MONTREAL Jacques Lemaire and Steve Schutt scored third period power-play goals as Montreal battled from behind to the Los Angeles. Lemaire scored from just inside the blue line at 4:57, narrowing the Kings' lead to 4-3. ISLANDERS 6 SCOUTS 2 UNIONDALE, N.Y.

The Potvin brothers, Jean and Denis, scored first-period goals, helping the New York Islanders to victory over the Kansas City Scouts. It was the second loss of the season for the expansion Scouts, who must play on the road until November, when their home arena is scheduled to be cornpleted. CINCINNATI 7 MEMPHIS Quarterback David Fowler came off the bench and drove Memphis State to a field goal and a touchdown in the second half, then the Tigers survived a last-quarter Cincinnati uprising. Tulsa Wichita State 35 13 TULSA, Okla. Tulsa riddled Wichita State's league- leading pass defense as quarterbacks Jeb Blount and Ron Hickerson parlayed long passes into a 35-13 Missouri Valley Conference victory.

The win put the Hurricane, which leads the Valley in passing into a three-way tie with New Mexico and Louisville, and handed the Shockers their sixth straight loss. Late Scores COLLEGE FOOTBALL Boston College 31, William Mary 16 Virginia Tech 31, South Carolina 17 East Carolina 15, Furman 12 Tampa 47, Villanova8 VMI 20, Citadel 9 Bridgeport 35, Wagner 19 14 C.nnk..A WUMV Lenoir Rhyne 31, Appalachian St. 10 LSU 20, Tennessee 10 Northern Illinois 20, Marshall 17 Akron 23, N. Michigan 0 Shippensburg St. Haven 7 33, Lock Baldwin-Wallace 16, Muskingum 0 Boise St.

61, Idaho St. 0 Mississippi St. 37, Lamar 21 SMU 33, TCU 13 Louisville 24, North Texas St. 10 Arizona 41, Utah 8 New Mexico St. 14, Texas-EI Paso 13 San Jose St.

13, New Mexico 11 USC 54, Washington State 7 Stanford 13, UCLA 13, tie NHL Standings Saturday's FLYERS Buffalo 1 Pittsburgh 7, Detroit 2 Toronto 7, N.Y. Rangers 2 N.Y. Islanders Kansas City 2 Montreal 4, Los Anneles 4, tie Minnesota 4, Washington 0 St. Louis 5, Vancouver 3 (Only games scheduled) Tonight's Games Kansas City vs. FLYERS at Spectrum, 7 P.

M. Atlanta at Chicago (N) California at Detroit (N) Los Angeles at Buffalo (N) Toronto at Boston (N) (Only games scheduled) Friday's Results California 3, Atlanta 0 (Only games scheduled) Standings DIVISION 1 W- Pis. GF G. Y. Islanders 1 0 1 3 11 7 riod, but once the second period got underway, the Penguins attack began to function and by the end of that period the outcome was no longer in doubt." FIRST PERIOD no scoring.

PenaltiesParadise, Pit, 2.20i Kelly, Pit, Libbett. Det, 17:51. SECOND PERIOD 1, Pit, Kehoe 1 (DeMarco, Schock), 3:24. 2. Det, Grant 2 (Dionne and G.

Berqman), 8:40. 3, Pit, DeMarco 1 (Owchar, Anns). 10-37 4. Pit, Pronov05t 1 (MacDonald. Apps), Penalties Campbell, Pit, 4:59 and Watson, Det, Owchar, Pit, Watson, Det.

10:30. THIRD 5, Pit, Aops 3 (MacDon-a'd. Paradise), 2:00. Det, Beren-son 1 (Nowak, Anderson) 2:19 7, Pit, Debenedet 1 (Owrhar, Pratt) 8, Pit, Schock 1 (unassisted), 12:31. 9, Pit, Kelly 2 (Larouche Arnason) 16:16.

Penalties MacDonald. Pit, Watson, Det, 8 07; Hammel, Det. G. Beroman, Det, 16:01. SHOTS ON GOAL: Detroit 6-10-9-25.

PiHsb'jrgh 9-13-15-3'. GOALIES: Detroit, Rutherford, Ricnardon. Pittsburgh, Inness. Pittsburgh 0 3 47 Detroit 0 1 12 A-l 1,909 First Period-t, New York, Butler 1 (Park), 13:12. 7, Toronto, Thompson 1 (Ferguson, stougMon), Penalties-Moffat, Tor, Flett, Tor, 19:54.

Second Peno-3, Toronto, Ellis 2 (Sil-tler, 4, Toronto, ergu-son I (McKenny), 4:42. 5. Toronto, Fergu. son 7 (Turnbulll 5:01. 4, Toronto, Flefl I (Keon.

McKenny). 4:21. Penalties-Tkac-luk, NY, Irvine, Sanderson, NY, Rolle. NY, 19: H. Third Period-7, Toronto, Salming 1 (Ketn, Flett), 0:7 I.

New York, Pons 3 (Rousseau, Ratelte), 7:11. 4, Toronto, McOonald 1 (Ferguson, Thompson), 4:32. 10. New York, Middleton 3 (Rousseau, Potis), 13:44. Penalties-Grisdale, Tor, 4:3 turnbutl.

Tor, Grisdale, Tor, 14:02. Shots on eoal: New York 11-5-13-31. Toronto 1217-11-35. Goalies: New York, Giacomin. Toronto, Wilson.

New York I 2-3 Toronto 4 2-7 A 14,415 4 9 From Inquirer Wire Services George Ferguson scored twice and Jim McKenny contributed two assists to a four-goal Toronto outburst in just over three minutes of the second period Saturday night, carrying the Maple Leafs to a 7-3 victory over the New York Rangers in the National Hockey League. Jerry Butler gave New York its only lead at 13:12 of the opening period, but Errol Thompson started the Maple Leafs back with the first of six consecutive Toronto goals at 16:31. Ron Ellis beat New York goalie Ed Giacomin after 3:12 of the second session after a pass from McKenny, then Ferguson converted a McKenny pass at 4:42. Ferguson followed with his second goal just 19 seconds later, then Bill Flett closed the explosion at 6:21. Borje Salming and Lanny McDonald closed out the Toronto scoring in the third period.

Greg polls and Rick Middleton had the other goals for New York. PITTSBURGH 7 DETROIT 2 PITTSBURGH The Pittsburgh Penguins, exploded for three goals in the second period and four more in the third to rout the Detroit Red Wings. Seven different players took part in the scoring as the Penguins won their second game of the season and their home opener. Rick Kehoe, Abe Demarco and Jean Pronovost scored second-period goals for the Penguins, with Syl Apps, Nelson DeBenedet and Ron Schock scoring in the final period. Danny Grant and Red Ber-enson got Detroit's points.

Neither team could mount an offensive in the first pe- liT' a- SOCCER West Deptford 4, Coillngswood 0 Moorestown 3, Moorestown Friends 0 Pennsauken 2, Absegami 0 John F. Kennedy 3. Cherry Hill West 0 Harriton 1, Nether-Providence 0 Princeton Day School 2, Peddie School Lafayette 3, La Salle 2 Middlesex County CC 3, Gloucester County CC 0 CROSS COITNTRY MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MEET VARSITY MEET Pottstown 26; Upper Merion 42; North Penn 71; Norristown 71; Melhacton 145; Academy of New Church 157 JUNIOR-VARSITY MEET Upper Merion 33; Pottstown 38; North Penn 73; Mothacton 114; Academy of New Church 142 Gloucester County CC 18, Brookdale 3' Gloucester County CC 17, Mercer County 38 Independent FOOTBALL LITTLE GUYS CONFERENCE Moss 25. E. Optimist 0 Far E.

31, Holmeshurg 4 Liberty Bell 13, Crispian 7 Tabor 25, Olney 14 Summerdale 19, Somerton 0 CYO Section St. Barnabas 37, St. Gabriel MBS 27, Stella Marra 0 St. Clement 35. St.

Edmond Good Shepherd 34, Visitation 0 St. Monica 30. St. John 0 MARTIN LUTHER KING LEAGUE Saints 22, Crusadsrs 0 Rams 20, All-Sports 2 Blackhawks 13, Jets 1 SOCCER DEPT. OF RECRFATION LEAGUE Midget Division Sturols 2.

Gibbons Lawncrest 1, St. Ambrose 0 Buslielon 2, Deni 0 Scsnlan 1, Hsrrowqate 1, tie American Leoxr- 5, Jasper Gold 0 Jasper Blue 1. McVeigh 0 Juniata 5. Clone 8 Pee Wee Division American Legion 7, Roosevelt 0 Feltenville 2. Mann 0 Jasper 1.

Ferko 1. tie Ootmist s. Gibbons Gold 0 Lawncrest 4. Olney 1 Indians 1, gibbons White 1, tie First oeriod-1, Minnesota, Goldsworthv Panse), 3:42. Penwties-Parise, Mm, 00 40; Anderson, Was, Nantais, Mm, Mohns, Was, Martineau, Min, 13:11.

Second period-3, Minnesota, Goldsworthv 3 (Heitall. Hicks), 5:04. 3, Mm-neima, eiM i iuuiu.huvh,, 10.78. Penalties-Ounlop, Min, Reid, Mm, 11 41; Hextall, Mm, 55. Thirl Period-4, Minnesota, Gibbs 1 (unassisted), 4:33.

5, Minnesota, Flesch 1 lunassisted), 1:07. 6, Minnesota, Nanne 1 (Droum, antaisl, 13:40. Penalties-Mohns. Was, Nanne, Min, Martineau, Min, 10-50; Mikkelson, Was, 19:34. Shots on goat: Washington 13-6-11-30.

Minnesota 1112-1-31. Goalies: Washington, Adams. Minnesota, Maniago. Washington 0 0 0-0 Minnesota 1 2 3-4 Firt Period-1, Kansas City, Dead-marsh 1 (Evans, Hudson). 1:04.

2. New York, J. Potvm 1 13'24. 3, York. Howalt I (Hart.

Bourne), 4, New York, O. Potvm 1 (Han, Stewartl. 19:36. Penalties-Hart, NY. 1-41; Evans, KC.

3:04, NvStrem, NY, SI; Potvm, NY, 1 11; D. Potvin, NY, 21; Nvstrom, NY, maior, Dead-marsh. KC, maior minor, Paiment, KC, double maior, Jpovm, NY, maior, 13 24. Howatt, NY, Dead-marsh. KC, 19.07.

Second Period-S, New York, Lewu 1 (Marshall, St. Laurentl, 1 02 Penalties-Hart, NY, 2 09: Hart, NY, Lemieuv, KC, I 34; Lewis, NY, Gillies, NY, Period-4, New York, Fort.er I (Bourne. Nvstrom), 3:16 7, New York, Stewart 3 (D. Potvm), 5:19. Kansas City, Rota 1 (Paiment), 17:13.

Penalties-Gillies. NY, 016; Nolet, KC, 1 12; Hor-bul, KC, 413; Lewis, NY, Howatt, NY, Hart. NY. 12.79; arris, NY, "shots on goil: Kansas City 10-10-16-34. New York 13-4-10-79 Goalies-Kansas City, McDufte.

New York, Resell. Kansas City 1 New York 3 I 2-4 ill.