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50 COURIER-POST, Camden, N.J., Monday, November 24, 1 975 Glassboro captures state hockey crown How They Stand Pro Football Summaries Cowboys 27, Eagles 17 Colts 33, Dolphins 17 Baltimore 2 7 10 14-33 Miami 7 7 0 3-17 Mia Mandich 4 pass from Griese (Yepremian kick) Bal-Satety Malone tackled in the end zone Mia Nottingham 5 run (Yepremian kick) Bal-McCauley 1 run (Linhart kick) Bal McCauley 1 run (Linhart kick) Bal-FG Linhart 42 Mia FG Yepremian 28 Bal-Mitchell 32 run (Linhartkick) Bal McCauley 1 run (Linhart kick) The National Conference Eastern Division Pet. PF St. Louis 8 2 0 .800 253 Dallas 7 3 0 700 257 Washinqton 6 4 0 .600 25) Giants 3 7 0 .300 159 Philadelphia 2 8 0 .200 162 Central Division Minnesota 10 0 0 1.000 278 Detroit 6 4 0 .600 194 Green Bay 2 8 .200 168 Chicago 2 8 0 .200 Western Division 97 LosAnoeles 8 2 0 .800 246 13 San Francisco 5 5 0 .500 Atlanta 3 7 0 300 New Orleans 7 8 0 .200 American Conference 135 111 Eastern Division A Zl si" ft 4. wide-open game from turning into a contest. Halfbacks Patti Aliberti, Laura DiBenedetto and Sid Hurff kept the tempo with their usual slick passing and keen thinking hockey.

AH the Bulldogs did everything which was expected of them, including the unsung left side of the line wing Kr Groff and inners Sharen Sergi and Patty Kerr. Everything they usually do, except get excited. The team, which usually saves celebration for private moments, ecploded after the game with a joyous reaction to match, their coach's. They controlled their joy after key tourament wins against Pitman and Woodstown, but forsook any sort of reserve after this win. "We wanted this one very -badly," explained Lynch, who boro attacks, it looked as if West Morris-Mendham 17-3-1 might not get the ball the rest of the afternoon.

But. Mendhamdid manage 30 seconds in the first half, which included a roller by cneter forward Pat Miskel with five minutes left in the first half. After that flurry, Glassboro took over for good. "That's the way it has been for us all year," said coach Bower. "All season, we'd score first, spend most of the time with the ball, then the other team would go down for a quick goal.

We'd get the ball back for the rest of the game. That's why we never had many shutouts With 11 minutes gone in the second half, right inner Jann Bower cross-cut in front of Mendham goalie Carol Courtet for a score. Lynch followed it up By MARY ELLEN DRISCOLL Courier-Post Staff WEST WINDSOR No one was going to argue with Glassboro High field coach Jean Bower Saturday after the Bulldogs (14-1-2) captured the NJIAA state Group 1 title Saturday. "Aren't they wonderful, aren't they great?" she burbled after the Bulldogs demolished West Morris-Mendham, 4.1, at Mercer County Park. "Ialways brag about them to everyone and sometimes they wonder what I am so proud about.

Well, they showed it today." They certainly did, as Glassboro took control of the game early in the first half and never let go. Carol Sue Lynch scored the first of her three golas with eight minutes gone in the half and, from the repeated Glass Philadelphia 0 3 0 14-17 Dallas 3 14 3 Dal FG Fritsch 36 Phi-FG Muhlmann S3 Dal-P Pearson 5 rn (Fritsch kick) Dal-Staubach I run (Fritsch kick) Dal FG Fritsch 20 Phi-McAlister 13 run (Muhlma ck) Dal- Dennison 5 run (Fritsch kick) Phi-James 1 run (Muhlmann kick) Eagles Cowboys 73 72 28 103 48-205 216 144 3 51 21-42 2 11-15-2 3-43 2-44 0-0 1-0 4 46 6-45 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punt1; FumMes-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHIMG-Philadelphia, McAlister 10-44. Sullivan 9-32, Malone 5-21. Dallas, Nfwhouse 16-82, P. Pearson 10-35, Dennison 14-IS5 RECEIVING-Philadelphia.

C. Smith-fu Younq 6-63. Camiichael 3-49. Dallas, Pearson 4 109. D.

Pearson 2-13. 113 yards; Boryla 8-16-0, 124. Dallas. Slaubach 11-15-2, 155. Falcons 35, Broncos 21 Denver 7 0 7 7-21 Atlanta 0 14 7 14-35 Den Smith 38 tumble return (Turner' kirk 4 pass from Bartkowski (M'ke-Mayer kick) Atl-Jenkins- 35 pass from Bartkowski (Mike-Mayer kick) All- Stanback 1 run (Mike-Mayer kick) DenMoses 12 pass from Johnson (Turner kick) Atl -Stanback 2 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Den-keyworth 1 run (Turner kick) Atl Brown 41 interception returned (Mike-Mayer kick) scored again from Werner a minute left to ice vactory.

"We came in as freshmen with the state title. We had gotten this far this year and we really wanted to go out with it. "I didn't worry about the game at all until we got here," the talented senior center forward continued. "Once we got her. though, there was such a wait, and it was almost longer (the playing field was ravaged by rain the night before, and repaired in time for the game).

Then. I began thinking and worrying and thinking more and more about the game." There was no need for anyone to worry about the Bulldogs, especially coach Bower, who retired officially after the game, a fact which she didn't' tell her team beforehand. "We started the. season with a nice win againt Pitman." she said, "and I was hoping we would finish the same way, which we did. But.

I wanted the girls to win because they're a talented team, not because of me. This was not going to be a 'win it for the Gipper' win. "I'm retiring from teaching and coaching. My husband and I are moving to Ocean City. I want to do things and enjoy them." Miami 7 3 0 .700 285 171 Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 302 227 Buffalo 6 4 0 .600 320 261 New England 3 7 0 300 188 240 N.

Y. Jets 2 8 0 .200 184 330 Central Division Pittsburgh 8 1 0 .889 252 105 Cincinnati 8 2 0 BOO 225 175 Houston 7 2 0 .778 190 122 Cleveland 1 9 0 100 134 290 Western Divison Oakland 8 2 0 .800 267 164 KansasCitv 5 5 0 500 214 217 Denver .4 6 0 .400 193 256 San Diego 0 10 0 .000 l'O 24( Colts Dolphins First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts FumWes-lost Penalties-yards 14 15 43-180 39 248 6-14-0 7-45 2-0 6-62 38-128 42 202 8-21-3 4-46 2-2 4-20 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Baltimore, Mitchell 26-106, Leaks 7-46. Miami, Nottingham 11-47, Morris 13-35. RECEIVING-Baltimore, Olds 3-21. McCauley 1-32.

Miami. Bulaich 3-21. Moore, 1-19. PASSING-Baltimore, Domres. 2-4-2, 40 Jones 4-100, 26.

Miami, Griese 7-12-1, 69; Morrall, 1-9-2, 7. Cards 37, Jets 6 St Louis 20 10 7 0-37 New York Jets 3 3 0 0-6 NYJ-FG Leahy 47 StL-Metcalf 52 run (kick failed) StL-Metcalf 1 run (Bakken kick) StL-Gray 74 pass from Hart (Bakken kick) NYJ-FG Leahy 27 StL-FG Bakken 31 StL-Gray 20 pass from Hart (Bakken kick) StL -Thompson 61 interception return A "8 loses Griese And erson (Bakken kick) Cardinals Jets First downs 23 22 Rushes-yards 42-206 27-157 Passing yards 267 166 Return yards 79 13 Passes 14-160 14-41 3 Punts 3-25 3-37 Fumbles-lost 4 3 2-0 Penalties-yards 10-83 6 94 A Broncos Falcons First downs 17 20 Rushes-yards 27-102 42-148 Passing yards 131 129 Return yards 122 94 Passes 13-32 5 12-25 3 Punts 3-16 5-45 Fumbles-lost 21 2-1 Penalties-yards 5-52 6-41 AFC East and right into the playoff picture. Marty Domres replaced Jones and kept the Colts moving although it was really Lydell Mitchell and Don McCauley who kept' them Stealers to Continued suspect that Houston drew to an inside straight when a number of NFL rules were altered. Take the case of Johnson, who has emerged as one of the most explosive players today, a miniature game-breaker who was passed upby every club in the annual draft two years ago. They didn't just pass him up once.

They ignor ed him for the lest part of 15 rounds of the draft. Eagle coach Mike McCormack explained the reason. "At that time, everybody and his uncle was allowed to break from the line of scrimmage to go downfield and cover on punts," said McCormack. "Fast, little men had little chance of taking that kind of punishment without injuries eventually putting them out of the game," he added. This is mainly why the Eagles and every other club didn't bother with the Hummingbird of football.

Houston drafted him. Not long after, the rule governing the number of players allowed to leave the line of scrimmage on punts was drastically altered and the Oilers were sitting pretty. Bartkowski was coming back. "I knew things just had to start going my way. I don't live that bad," he said after returning from four weeks of inaction due to a dislocated shoulder, shrugging off three early intercept ions and throwing two touchdowns to Alfred Jenkins.

Minnesota's Fran Tarkenton completed 24 of 32 passes against San Diego to run his career total to 2,841, surpassing Johnny Unitas' record of 2,830. Buffalo, also a game back of Miani. rode O.J. Simpson's four touchdowns past New England. Simpson, the NFL's leading rusher, was held to just 69 yards but scored on runs of one and two yards and on a pair of three-yard passes from Joe Ferguson.

Terry Metcalf's two touchdown runs, one on a 52-yard draw play, and Jim Hart's two scoring passes to Mel Gray, one of them a 74-yard bomb, blew out the Jets and kept St. Louis atop the NFC East, a game ahead of Dallas. Two early touchdown runs by Lawrence McCutcheon and Jim Bertelsen and two more by John Cappelletti enabled the Rams to breeze past Chicago. John Hadl passed for 275 yards and two touchdowns and rookie Will Harrell caught one scoring pass and threw another to lead Green Bay's rout of the Giants. Jan Stenerud's 26-yard field goal at 6:44 of sudden-death overtime carried Kansas City past the Lions.

Larry Schreiber's touchdown sweep just two minutesinto the game provided the only points San Francisco needed to beat New Orleans INDIVIDUAL LEADERS PUSHiNG-Denver, Little 14-74, Key-wc-th 9 Atlanta. Hampton 26-106. Stan-bark 7-29 RECeiVING-Denver. Little 5-45, Odoms 4-54, Moses 3-41. Atlanta.

Jenkins Mitchell PASSING-Denver, Johnson 10-20-3. 130 yards. Ramsey 3-12-2, 39. Atlanta, Bartkowski 12-25-3, 158. Browns 35, Bengals 23 Cincinnati 13 3 0-23 Cleveland 9 3 3 20-35 Oe-Pruitt 2 run (kick failed) Cle-FG Cockroft 27 Cin-Trumpy 35 pass from Anderson (Green kick) Cin Fritts 4 run (kick blocked) On-Curtis 30 pass from Anderson (Green kick) Cle-FG Cockroft 32 Cin-FG Green 21 Cle-FG Cockroft 44 Cle-Roan 5 pass from Phipps (Cockroft kick) Cle-Pruitt 13 pass from Phipps (Cockroft kick) Cle-Hill 56 interception return (kick failed) Bengals Browns First downs 17 24 Rushes-yards 28-74 33-166 Passing yards 328 273 Return yards 145 253 Passes 17-31-1 23-36-0 Punts 5-35 5-38 Fumbles-lost 3-2 5-2 Penalties-yards 5-50 10-109 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Cincmnati, Elliott 13-35.

Clark 6-15, Williams 4-18 Cleveland, Pruitt 17-121, Pritchett 13-40, Phipps 2-7. RECEIVING-Cmcmnati, Joiner 7 200. Elliott 321. Curtis 2-77. Cleveland.

Pruitt 7-106. Rurker 6-64. Holden 5-93. PASSING Cincinnati. Anderson, 13-200.

292 yards; Reaves 4-11-1. 68. Cleveland, Phipps, 23-36-0, 298. Packers 40, Giants 14 New York Giants 0 0 14 0-14 Green Bay 14 10 0 16-40 GB-Harrell 36 pass from Hadl (Danelo kick) GB TonVelson 2 run (Danelokick) GB-FG Danelo 28 GB-Odom 23 pass from Harrell (Danelo kick) NY -Gillette 12 pass from Morton (Hunt kirk) NY-Kotar 10 run (Hunt kick) GB-safety Hunt downed ball in end zone GB-Barty Smith 3 run (Danelo kirk) GB-Tinker 35 pass from Hadl (Danelo kick) JEAN BOWER three minutes later with her second goal of the game, on a pass from Tess Werner. The Glassboro defense, with fullbacks Linda Sharbo and Wendy May in front of goalie Debbie Sampson, kept the nrt going.

Mitchell ran for 106 y-ards. 32 of them for a touchdown, and McCauley scored three times from one yard out. While some quarterbacks were going out. Atlanta's Steve test Oilers from Page 45 Not only has the new ruling given Johnson some hope of longevity, it also has helped him unleash his uncanny style of punt returns for 431 yards (3 TDs) and returned kickoffs for 514 yards and another touchdown. Then, there's the matter of the Oilers' much-improved defense, which features the three-man front.

"A lot of teams would like to go to that defense," said Eagle defensive coach WaltMichaels. "But you have to have the right people to do it." In two words Curley Culp. The acquisition of such an extremely-agile defensive line such as Curley enabled the Oilers to make the new defense effective. It has given Houston an edge against teams still searching for a way to beat the latest fad in defease. Houston has people like quarterback Dan Pastorini to match up against Terry Rrad-shawand Don Hardeman to put against Franco Harris.

Pittsburgh has its Super Bowl machine cooking, while Houston, delighted with Cincinnati's loss Sunday, has the momentum and the belief it is indeed, in the right spot at the right time. The 1976 Mazda RX-4 wagon with rotary engine power. Plenty of performance for you. Plenty of room for the family. You'll get standard features like steel belted radials, front disc Sunday's Games Atlanta 35, Denver 21 Buffalo 45.

New Enqland 31 Cleveland 35, Cincinnati 23 Baltimore 33, Miami 17 St. Louis 37, New York Jets 6 Dallas 27, Philadelphia 17 Green Bay 40. New York Giants 14 Kansas City 24, Detroit 21, OT Minnesota 28, San Diego 13 San Francisco 16, New Orleans 6 Los Angeles 38, Chicago to Oakland 26. Washington 23, OT Monday's Game Pittsburgh at Houston, 9 p.m. TJieMH, Campbell Conference Patrick Division Pti.GFGA Philadelphia Islanders Atlanta 3 6 10 N.

Y. Rangers 12 Smythe Division Chicaoo 10 4 7 27 SI Louis 8 7 4 20 7 8 5 19 Kansas City 5 17 2 12 Minnesota 4 15 0 8 Wales Conference Norris Division Montreal 14 4 3 31 Los Angeles 12 8 2 26 Pittsburgh 8 9 2 18 Detroit 6 13 4 16 Washington 2 17 2 6 Adams Division Buffalo 16 3 1 33 Boston 9 6 5 23 Toronto 9 6 5 23 California 8 14 2 18 Saturday's Games Philadelphia 4, New York Rangers 2 New York Islanders 5, Kansas City 2 Atlanta 6. Minnesota 3 Montreal 4, Toronto 2 Pittsburgh 6. Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 5, Detroit 1 Chicago I.

Vancouver 1, tie Sunday's Games New York Rangers 3, California 2 Detroit 4, Los Angeles I Buffalo 6, Kansas Citz 2 Toronto 3. Boston 3, tie Monday's Games No games scheduled Hie Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pel. Philadelphia 9 5 .643 Boston 8 5 .615 Buffalo 9 6 MX) New York 6 11 .353 GB 4'z Central Division Atlanta 9 6 Washington 7 5 New Orleans 7 7 Houston 5 8 Cleveland 5 10 Western Conference Midwest Division Detroit 8 5 Milwaukee 6 9 Kansas City 4 7 Chicago 3 10 Pacific Division Golden State 10 4 Los Angeles 12 6 Seattle 8 8 Phoenix 5 6 Portland 6 9 .600 .583 500 .385 333 .615 .400 .364 .231 714 667 .500 .455 .400 Saturday's Games Portland 109. Buffalo 104 Cleveland 95, New York 94 New Orleans 69. Atlanta 85 Golden State 111, Washington 71 Sunday's Games Atlanta 115, Philadelphia 111 Boston 105, Cleveland 90 Los Angeles 110, Houston 99 Seattle 112, Milwaukee 104 Monday's Games No games scheduled The ABA Eastern Division Pet.

GB I .692 -i .643 'j i .467 3 Kentucky New York St. Louis Virginia Denver 9 9 5 7 8 3 13 Western Division 10 4 10 4 188 7Vj .714 .714 .667 .154 Indiana San Antonio 8 4 1 7V2 Utah 2 11 Saturdays Games Denver 144, Virginia 119 St. Louis 124, San Antonio 108 kentucky 108, Indiana 91 Sunday's Games New York 113. Utah 106 Kentucky 3. Sf.

Louis 85 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Game Utah at Kentucky The mil East Division Cincinnati 9 9 0 PtS.GF GA 18 75 80 17 55 59 16 57 51 12 58 58 New Enqland 8 10 1 17 Cleveland 7 7 2 16 Indianapolis 6 10 0 12 West Division Houston 11 7 0 27 Minnesota 8 8 I 17 San Diego 7 8 7 16 Phoenix 7 9 2 16 Denver 6 11 I 13 Canadian Division Quebec 15 7 0 30 Winnipeg 14 6 0 28 Calgary 10 8 1 21 Edmonton 9 12 2 20 Toronto 5 10 2 12 Sunday's Games Winnipeg 3, New England 2 Houston 4, Quebec 0 Denver 5, Cincinnati 3 66 62 61 57 59 93 76 68 81 72 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS PUSHING-St. Louis, Meicalf 7 75, Jones 10-67, Otis 17-49. New York, Riggins 17-92, Garrett 5-35. RECEIVINIG-St. Louis, Gray 4-116, Harris 2-24.

New York, Garrett 4-41 Barkum 3-63, Caster 3-34 PASSING-St Louis, Hart 11-13-0, 242 yards; Shaw 3-5-0, 45. New York, Namath 8-21-1, 117; Jones 6-20-2, 73. vikings 28, Chargers 13 San Diego 0 7 0 6-13 Minnesota 7 7 0 14-28 Min-Foreman 1 run (Cox kick) SO Garrison 32 pass from Freitas (Curran pass from Fuller) Min Marinaro 16 pass from Tarkenton (Cox kick) Min Foreman I run (Cox kick) SD-McDonald 14 pass from Freitas (kick blocked) Min Foreman 9 run (Cox kick) Chargers 13 2B-81 147 71 15-231 Vikings 25 43-162 191 90 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 24-32-2 7 379 1-1 7-62 5-39 2-0 3-45 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-San Diego, Young 14-29, Baker 7-26. Minnesota, Foreman 33 127, Marinaro 5-29. RECEIVING San Diego, Garrison 3-61, Curran 4-44.

Minnesota, Marinaro 11-79, Lash 5-48 PASSING-San Diego, Freitas 1S-23-I, 174 yards. Minnesota. Tarkenton, 24-32-2. 201 yards. Chiefs 24, Lions 21 Detroit 0 8 3 10 0-21 Kansas City 14 0 7 0 3-24 KC-Brunson 21 pass from Dawson (Stenerud kick) KC Lane 4 run (Stenerud kick) Det Safety LaGrand recovered blocked punt in end zone Det-Reed 2 run (kick failed) Det-FG Mann 37 KC-Lane 20 run (Stenerud kick) Det-Jarvis 10 pass from Reed (Mann kick) Det-FG Mann 44 KC-FG Stenerud 26 Lions Chiefs 21 20 49 228 40-251 138 169 9 19 1026-1 17-25-1 6-36 4-20 1-1 21 9-94 11-105 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Detroit, Taylor 19-84, Bus-sey 14-79, Reed 7 40.

Kansas City, Green 19-135, Lane 16-108, Podolak 2-8. RECEIVING Detroit. Farmer 4-62, Thompson 2-32. Jarvis 2-32. Kansas Ciryv White 3-69, Brunson 2-42, Podolak 3-26.

PASSING-Detroit, Reed 10-26-1, 139 yards. Kansas City. Dawson 17-25-1. 217. 49ers 16, Saints 6 San Francisco 7 0 0 9-16 New Orleans 0 0 3 3-6 SF-Schreiber 3 run (Mike-Mayer kick) NO FG Szaro 26 SF G.

Washington 26 pass from Spurrier (kick failed) NO-FG Szaro 50 SF-FG Mike-Mayer 35 Associated Press The short-range effects really aren't all that bad. Wounded uride, after all, fades with time. But wounded bodies are a different matter and with time running out, those could be litterally killing blows to a few National Football League teams. Cincinnati, smack in the middle of the league's tightest divisional race, suffered a shocking loss Sundat at the hands of the previously winless Cleveland Browns 35-23. And worse.

Bengals quarter back Ken Anderson, who had been slicing up Cleveland's secondary the way he's cut up just about every other pass defense, was knocked out of action with a bruised chest. The extent of the injury was still in question today. In Miami, the Dolphins wished there was a question about the seriousness of quarterback Bob Friese's injury but there isn't. He's out for the rest of the season and scheduled to undergo surgery today to repair a torn tendon in his right big toe. That tear also helped Balri-more tear up the Dolphins.

With Griese out and Earl Morrall ineffective, the Colts rallied for a 33-17 victory. But it was a costly one for Baltimore, too, when quarterback Bert Jones suffered bruised ribs. Like Anderson, Jones' status was uncertain. In the rest of Sunday's action, Atlanta beat Denver 35-31, Minnesota defeated San Diego 28-13, Buffalo belted New England 45-31, St. Louis ripped the New York Jets 37-6.

Oakland nosed out Washington 26-23 in overtime, Dallas defeated Phi ladelphia 27-17, Los Angeles routed Chicago 38-10, Green Bay crushed the New York Giants 40-14, Kansas City beat Detroit 24-21 in overtime and San Francisco slipped past New Orleans 16.6. Cincinnati could have taken at least a temporary lead in the division but the Browns in general and quarterback Mike Phipps in particular decided it was time to do something about their dreadful record. Anderson completed 13 of 20 for 292 yards and two touchdowns before giving way to John Reaves, who had little success. He hit on just four of 1 1 for 68 yards and throwing an interception that was returned by safety Jim Hill 56 yards for Cleveland's last score. The Colts, with their fifth straight victory, moved within a game of the Dolphins in the Sale Price 750.00 850.00 1095.00 675.00 735.00 Save 245.00 245.00 300.00 200.00 240.00 INSTALLATION Ofl With This Ad Sooth Jw $ey Giants Packers First downs 17 26 Rushes-yards 34-119 40-210 Passing yards 260 298 Return yards 4 20 Passes 16-38-1 19-31-1 Punts 5-35 5-41 Fumbles-lost 5-4 1-0 Penalties-yards 4-21 7-65 Maintain! forls in stale (iroui 3 honors West Essex kept the Mainland scoring machine under control, but the Mustangs won the state Group3 hockey title on time 19 seconds worth after a scoreless tie.

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Buffalo, Hill 4-147, Chandler 6-78 PASS I NG New Enqland. Grogan 2-46-3, 365 yards Buffalo, Ferguson 16-32-1, 267.