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Philadelphia Inquirer 3-D ins One for Footbal anova Sunday, Nov. 12, 1972 Vill wwr-BiMHi i-xi-ikiii 11 Ulr i-Mrmi itrnriiiiirit il ilnlli l'Hf Farmer and Lionel Shaw introduced themselves to the end zone against the Musketeers (3-7). And the Wildcat offensive line did a big number, blowing the Ohioans off the line of scrimmage most of the day at Villanova Stadium. Farmer had a big day, the biggest of the season for Villanova. The 21-year-old junior rushed for 120 yards on 17 carries, one a 53-yard TD run that gave the Wildcats a 7-0 lead at 6:21 of the first period.

XAVIER DID NOT come out throwing as expected. Especially since they had put the ball in the air 60 times last week and 54 the week before. By the end of the game it was apparent why. The Villanova secondarv diately at the Xavier 42. in 11 plays it was 13-0, with Shaw scoring from the four over a fine block by Mark Srsic.

It became 19-0 with 4:15 left in the half when the Wildcats put together a 60-yard drive, Shaw scoring from the one. Xavier refused to die. Dydo, who has used the pass sparingly, let it all hang out. He hit three straight and moved the musketeers to the Wildcat 10. Then he sent John Wright into the teeth of a Wildcat blitz for the score with 2:42 left.

And the Musketeer got another chance, recovering an onside kick at the Villanova 4S. But the Wildcat defense, led by John givens, hurled Xavier back to its own 34. picked off musketeer quarterback Tim Dydo four times, Kevin Dobbins leading the interceptors with two. Paul Selitto's one snare went for a 57-yard touchdown return, and freshman Steve Ramsey Grabbed a Dydo aerial at the Wildcats one. Dobbins' final interception came deep in the final period and looked headed right to Frank Polito, the nation's top interceptor last year.

"I couldn't believe it," Polito laughed. "I said here comes one to me, and he (Dobbins) steps right in front of me. I just started laughing." AFTER FARMER got the Wildcats started, the defense, again turning in a super effort, got the ball back imme SELITTO'S interception at 5:06 of the third quarter bur ied Xavier for real. From there it was a matter of how much. "It feels so good," Ferry beamed in the dressing roorpi celebrating only the Wildcats? second win in 10 games.

can't say enough for these kids. They don't give up' on themselves. This gives us "a real lift for the Temple game." Givens, who was in Dydo's hair most of the afternoon-, was near tears. I "It's great, really great," the big redhead said. "We've been so unfortunate all year, it makes you cry.

This is just what we needed." Pic Agate Xavier's and Paul Selitto Pickard grabs pass from Kevin Dobbins (24) By CHUCK NEWMAN Of The Inquirer Staff The Rev. Edward J. McCarthy will add a trophy to his office on Monday morning. It might more appropriately belong in the athletic director's office, but the football team wants it in the office of Villanova's president. The trophy will be a football the game ball in Villanova's 40-13 victory over Xavier on Saturday.

On it will be inscribed: "We want to keep football." It will be signed by all the members of the Wildcat team. "It's something the boys want to do," said Coach Lou Ferry in the jubilation of the Wildcats' dressing room. "We talked about it all week." It appeared Villanova did more than talk about football last week. "WHAT WAS written in the papers about the school dropping football really had us psyched up," said Bill Hatty, the Villanova quarterback. "We were kidding all week about getting 40 points to show that we really wanted to keep football here." It seemed inconceivable that the Wildcats could get 40 points against anybody if you went by the offensive record.

A key figure showed that the team had only three rushing touchdowns, all by quarterback Mike Sunday. But running backs Ed Temple Blanks R. Graves Sets a Record 9D ElLDDCT BStl LP HOG Rhode Is-after the the sidelines while land had the ball second touchdown. WISE, WIPE TRACTION RETREAD I I ri 6.00-13 Late in the period, Ginestra hit Graves for 15 yards to tie the record and again for 18 to break it, putting the ball at the Rams' 28. But a fumble followed, and then Rhode Island quarterback Paul Ryan, back to pass, was chased into the end zone and tackled by end Charlie Liott for a safety and the final points.

Rhode Island 0 0 0 0 0 Temple 14 0 0 8 22 Tern Loughran, 10, run (Mike Mayer, kick) Tern Hall, 2, run (Mike Mayer, kick) Tem Loughran, run (kick failed) Tem Safety (Ryan tackled in end zone by Liott) TEAM STATISTICS Rhode Island Temple First Downs 9 24 Rushes Yards 39-33 45-207 Passing Yards 121 261 Return Yards 40 53 Passes 7-10-2 25-38-4 Punts Fumbles Lost 4-1 4-2 Penalties Yards 8-80 10-134 3 tor 23. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING TE ViPLE Loughran carried 16 for 73 yards and 2 touchdowns; Hall, 7 for 63, 1 touchdown; Amoruso, 7 for 36; Sloan, 5 for 2s; hynosM, 4 lor iu; oilier, 2 for 0. RHODE ISLAND Podgurski, 14 for 71; McGee, 11 for 20; Whitaker, 8 for 11; Ryan, 6 for minus 69. PASSING TEMPLE Shobert completed 14 of 22 for 144 yards, 3 Ginestra, 11 of 16 fo rll7, 1 interception. RHODE I SLAN Ryan, 7 of "9 for 2 inierceptions.

RECEIVING TEMPLE Graves caught 15 for 148 yards; Loughran, 3 for 21 Vb Blandins, 3 for 19; Grossman, 2 for 45; Hall, 1 for 22; Sloan, 1 for 6. HOpE ISLAND Matkevich, 3 for 57; McGee, 2 for 49; Denniston, 1 for 12; Podgurski, 1 for ALL THESE SIZES "COACH HARDIN told me to take Clint aside while he told the rest of the team what we were going to do after his next catch," Shobert said. When Graves made it on the far side of the field, the Owls ran on the field and carried Graves off on their shoulders. After Rhode Island took the opening kickoff and made two first downs before falling short on a 44-yard field-goal attempt, Graves started Temple's 80-yard, 13-play scoring drive with a five-yard gain on a pass in the left flat. After, the Owls reached the Rhode Island 40, Clint gained 15 on a simliar play, then lost a yard on one after Temple reached the nine.

BUT FULLBACK Paul Loughran, on a perfectly executed back-door draw, scored from the 10 on the next play almost untouched. Temple went 56 yards in eight plays the next time it had the ball, and Graves went E78. F78-14, G78-14 H78-1 4. F78-1 5. G78-1 5, H78-1 5 Prices Plus 36C to 56C F.E.

Tax EACH Xavier 0 7 6 013 ViManova 13 7 6 1440 Vill Farmer, 53, run (Reiprish, kick) Vill Shaw, 4, run (kick failed) Vill Shaw, 1, run (Reiprish, kick) Vill J. Wright, 10, run (Donohoe, kick) Vill Selitto, 57, pass interception (kick failed) Xav Chinchar recovered fumble in end zone (pass failed) Vill Reiprish, 18, pass from Hatty (Reiprish, kick) Vill Karczewski, 1, run (Reiprish, kick) STATISTICS Xavier Villanova First Downs 17 15 Rushes Yards 29-75 51-194 Passing Yardage 182 123 Return Yardage 83 157 Passes 21-36-4 8-17-0 Punts 7-40 6-40 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Penalties Yards 3-15 10-75 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING XAVIER J. Wright carried 11 times for J6 yards and 1 TD, Hardin 8 for 20, Ragon 6 for 26. VILL ANOVA Farmer 17 for 120 and 1 TD, Shaw 11 for 36 and 2 TDs, Gordon 7 for 20, Brown 4 for 13. PASSING XAVIER Dvdo completed 21 of 36 for 182 yards; 4 intercepted.

VILLANOVA Hatty completde 8 of 17 for 123 yards, 1 TD. PASS RECEIVING XAVIER Pickard caught 5 for 63 yards, Knoppe 3 for 48, Buda 4 for 44. VILLANOVA Farmer 2 for 41, Reiprish 1 for 18 and 1 TD. I NEW TIRE GUARANTEE 2G DEEPER 2 YEARS ANTTRCTED WEAR FREE FOUfJIifJO 1 6 ANt-America no 1 By ALLEN LEWIS Of The inquirer Staff Clint Graves is a 6-foot, 180-pound split end who has a bushel of moves and almost as many pass catches in his career on Temple University's football team. Graves broke two Temple records for reception Saturday at Temple Stadium as the Owls shut out Rhode Island University, 22-0.

The way Temple and Graves started out, it appeared the game might be a track meet. The Owls scored the first two times they got the ball and Graves caught seven passes in the first period. But Rhode Island's defense stiffened after that, and it wasn't until the third touchdown midway through the final period that the victory wh'ch gave Temple a 4-4 record for the season was clinched. GRAVES, who started the game fourth in the nation in pass-receiving, finished with 15 catches for 148 yards. The 15 receptions broke the old mark of 14, set by Jerry Loviglio against Buffalo in 1968, and his career total of 114 broke the previous standard of 105 established by split end Jim Callahan in 1966-68.

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