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3C Ohio State Rolls, 49-9 Griffin Establishes Big Ten Rush Mark Fort Myers News-Press, Sunday October 20, 1974 season, prolonging their unbeaten streak to 17 games. Indiana fell to 1-5. Greene piled up 330 total yards, running for one touchdown and passing for two others as the Buckeyes pushed their Big Ten record to 3-0. Indiana, now 1-3 in the conference, never challenged the Buckeyes after Ohio State scored the first three times it had the ball for a 21-0 lead in the first 122 minutes. Griffin darted 20 and 12 yards for the first two Ohio State touchdowns.

Greene squirmed 19 yards for one touchdown and passed 53 yards to Dave Hazel and eight yards to Brian Baschnagel. Ohio State's alternating fullbacks, Pete Johnson and Harold Henson, hammered one yard apiece for the other touchdowns. Indiana's lone points came in the second quarter on a 46-yard field goal by Frank Stavroff and a one-yard touchdown run by Nick Barnes in the closing seconds in the final period. 1 tefl fel'. lJ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Woody Hayes jokingly said he faced a team revolt Saturday if he didn't let Archie Griffin become Big Ten football's all-time career rushing leader.

"If I had taken him out when he was close to that record, I would have had a mutiny," the Ohio State coach said. Griffin, a junior tailback from Columbus, rolled up 146 yards and two touchdowns, helping the top-ranked Buckeyes crush Indiana 49-9. That gave him 3,321 yards rushing for all games, battering the conference record of 3,315 yards set by Purdue's Otis Armstrong in 1972. With 16 straight regular season games of more than 100 rushing yards, Griffin is one game short of the national record. Steve Owens of Oklahoma had 17 games in a row in 1968-69.

The 180-pound Griffin broke the mark with more than 11 minutes to play. He was carried off the field by his joyous teammates, still clutching the football. A sellout Ohio Stadium crowd of 87,671, second largest in the school's history, gave Griffin a standing ovation while the Buckeyes mobbed him on the sidelines. Meanwhile, quarterback Cornelius Greene engineered the Buckeyes to their sixth straight victory of this Indiana 0 3 0 69 Ohio State 21 14 7 7-49 OSU A. Griffin 20 run (Klaban kick) OSU A.

Griffin 12 run (Klaban kick) OSU Greene 19 run (Klaban kick) Ind FG Stavroff 46 OSU Johnson 1 run (Klaban kick) OSU Baschnagel 8 pass trom Greene (Klaban kick) OSUo Henson 1 run (Klaban kick) OSU Hazel 53 pass from Greene (Kia ban kick) Ind Barnes 1 run (pass failed) A 87,671 Indiana Ohio State 4th-Ranked 'Bama Stays Unbeaten, Whips Vols, 28-6 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Willie Shelby scored two touchdowns and set up another with a 41-yard punt return Saturday, leading fourth-ranked Alabama to a 28-6 Southeastern Conference Associalea Press iVirepnoio GEORGIA TECH'S JIMMY ROBINSON WATCHES HIS FUMBLE FLY AWAY AFTER TACKLE th Vellow Jacket recovered in time to recover football from Auburn Jackets Unglue Eagle 'D' But Auburn Rules, 31-22 Wales, blocked a punt and ran it in 42 yards for a touchdown and, later, put undefeated Auburn in scoring range a fumble recovery. But the suprise performer of a long afternoon wore a Tech jersey. Second-string quarterback Rudy Alien scored two of the Yellow Jackets' touchdowns AUBURN, Ala. (Ap) Fifth-ranked Auburn's best-in-the-nation defense came unglued Saturday but managed to hold together just enough to get by Georgia Tech 31-22 and give a freshman defensive back a chance to become a football hero in his first game.

Chuck Jones, a freshman from Lake Michigan Struggles Past Badgers, 24-20 Nebraska, Humm Rip Jayhawks LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Dave Humm knocked the props from under Kansas with the most dazzling aerial performance of his career, throwing three touchdown passes to Don Westbrook as 12th-ranked Nebraska mauled Nu. 13 Kansas 50-0 in a Big Eight football mismatch Saturday. Humm, who hit 23 of 27 tosses for 230 yards and no interceptions, found Westbrook, senior wingback from the Wyoming flat lands, for touchdowns of 7. ID and 3 yards and broke two Big Eight career records.

Ilumm's three-yard shot to Westbrook late in the third quartet was his 36th touchdown pass, breaking the 1971-73 record by Dave Jaynes of Kansas. Humm also completed 15 consecutive throws, shattering the old mark of 14 by Jaynes. To break the monotony of the Humm to Westbrook show, John O'Leary scored twice on runs of one and five yards, Jeff Moran added two more on one and 10-yard jaunts and Tony Davis ripped into the Jayhawk line on a one-yard touchdown stab. Mike Coyle converted after all eight touchdowns. Humm's best performance previously was against Army in 1972, when he connected on 14 of 18 passes.

A crowd of 52,300 watched the Huskers even their records at 1-1 in the Big Eight and 4-2 overall. Kansas has identical marks. Nebraska 28 60-235 230 61 23-27-0 4-38 1-1 4 30 Kansas I 32-1 72 7 3-14-2 10-30 4-2 2-20 First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Pencilties-vurds Nebraska Kansas Neb Westbrook (Covle kirk) Neb Westbrook (Covle kick) 0 14 14 856 0 0 0 0-0 7 oass from Humm 10 pass from Humm Neb Davis I run (Covle kick) Neb Westbrook 3 pass from (Covle kick) Neb O'Learv 1 run (Covle kick) Neb Moran 1 run (Covle kick) Neb O'Learv 5 run (Covle kick) Neb Moran 10 run (Covle kick) A 52,300 apparent leg injury midway in the first quarter. Reserve Gordon Bell gave Michigan a 21-7 lead with a one-yard plunge on the second play of the fourth quarter, capping a 62-yard, 15-play drive. The score was set up by a 23-yard Franklin-to-Jim Smith pass which carried to the Badger 20 and a personal foul penalty which moved the ball to the seven.

football victory over Tennessee. Calvin Gulliver also scored twice for Alabama, rambling 30 yards on the first play after Shelby's punt return and adding another on a six yard run in the final period. It was the 17th straight regular season victory for Alabama, including six this year. The Tide has a 3-0 record in their drive for fourth straight SEC championship. Meanwhile, Tennessee, a perennial power, dropped its third straight conference game for the first time since 1964 and was buried in the SEC cellar with 0-3 record.

The Vols fell to 2-3-1 overall. Tennessee's only touchdown came on the brilliant individual effort of Stanley Morgan, who broke away on a 64-yard run that narrowed Alabama's lead to 7-6 shortlv before halftime. Alabama Tennessee 28 7 75-375 37-161 50 21 60 0 4 7-0 3 121 4 37 6-46 11 22 3-32 0 14 7-23 0 6 0 0-6 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles- Lost Penalties Vai els Alabama Tennessee Ala Shelby 13 run (Ridgewav kick) Tenn Morgan 64 run (kick failed) Ala Shclbv 19 run (Ridgewav kick) Ala Culliver 30 run (Ridgewav kick) Ala Culliver 6 run (Ridgewav kick) A 74,286. Sooners Swamp Colorado, 49-1 4 BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Second-ranked Oklahoma uncorked four lethal, long, rapid-fire scoring drives in the first half and routed Colorado 49-14 Saturday as slippery Joe Washington carried 18 times for 200 yards and four touchdowns.

It was the conference opener for the defending Big Eight football champions. Oklahoma is 5-0 overall and stretched the nation's longest winning and unbeaten streaks to 14 and 23 ganies, respectively. Colorado, which had won three in a row, is 3-3 and has split a pair of Big Eight contests. Tulane Tops Citadel NEW ORLEANS (AP) Tulane quarterback Steve Foley rushed for 142 yards and added 57 more through the air as the Green Wave whipped The Citadel 30-3 in a college football game Saturday night. Andrew Johnson, the nation's leading ground-gainer, went into the ball game averaging 160 yards per game for The Citadel but only managed 2S yards against Tulane's defense.

1009 FEB 74 Fo'm 5 PRICES GOOD THRU OCT. 23 AVAILABLE OO and kept Tech in the running and passing. game with his Allen, whose home is in Columbus, started the game in place of hj injured Danny Myers. Auburn had two heroes, one on defense and one on offense. Tailback Mitzi Jackson picked up 119 yards in the 19 times he ran with the ball and showed again, as he did for the first time in Auburn's victory over Tech last year, that he is one of the standing ball carriers.

ige out Geotqia Tech 17 56-280 55 6 2-7-1 5-13 3-1 1-5 Auburn 21 62-298 32 63 2- 5-0 3- 40 3-2 3-33 First clowns Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Georgia Tech 0 10 6 622 Auburn 17 0 0 1431 Aub Neel 4 run (Wilson kick) Aub FG Gillis 37 Aub C. Jones 42 return of blocked punt (Wilson kick) Tech Moriuty 6 run (Smith kick) Tech FG Wheeler 54 Tech Allen 8 run (kick foiled) Aub Gossom 20 pass trom Gargia (Wilson kick) Tech Allen 11 run (run (ailed) Aub Mclntyre 5 run (Wilson kick) Bubba Bean and Bucky Sams provided the first game score with a 12-play, 75-yard drive, all on the ground. TCU First downs 10 1 7 Rushes-yards 39-1-58) 54-188 Passing vnrds 68 220 Return yards 13 "11 Passes 8-24 5 7-10-0 Punts 7-35 5-39 Fumbles-lost 1-0 8-5 Penalties-yards 3-51 10-117 Texas Christian 0 0 0 u- Texas 0 10 7 0-17 Sams 11 run (Haddox kick) FG Haddox 29 Hubby 60 pass from O. Walker (Haddox kick) Wildcats Outlast LEXINGTON. Ky.

(AP) A 25-yard pass from Mike Fanuzzi to Tom Farmer set up a Kentucky touchdown with 3:05 left in the game Saturday night as the Wildcats outlasted LSU 20-13. Kentucky had capitalized on six Tiger fumbles, but was tied 13-13 in the fourth period when LSU marched 63 Aggies Aggravate TCU, Explode For 17-0 Win First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 192 24 51 130 55-333 130 235 15 16-26-0 8-41 4-1 4-25 13 9-14-0 3-36 3- 4-20 Irish Stuff Army, 48-0 SOUTH Ind. (AP) Fullbacks Wayne Bullock and Ru.ss Korn-man each scored iwo touchdowns and halfback AI Samuel added a game-high 127 yards rushing Saturday as seventh-ranked Notre Dame pounded Army 48-0 in an inlcrsectional college football game. The Irish built a 20-0 lead and coasted the rest of the way to their fifth victory against one loss. It was the fifth straight loss tor Army, 1-5, and ran the Cadets' losing string against the Irish to six games.

Bullock, who entered the game eighth in the nation in scoring with eight touchdowns, scored the first two Irish touchdowns and barely missed a third. He had the ball knocked from his grasp inches from the end zone midway in the first quarter but came back to score on runs of six and nine yards later in the half. Senior quarterback Tom Clements added another touchdown on a seven-yard run with 55 seconds left in the second period. The Irish added three touchdowns in the third quarter with Kornman scoring twice on runs of four and seven yards and Samuel dashing 35 yards for the other. Army Notre.

Dame 6 36 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Army Notre Dame 49-81 83 525 8 68 0 13 1-14-0 5-7-1 10-29 1 36 4 2 5 4 3-36 7 95 0 0 0 7 13 21 0 0 48 ND Bullock 6 run (Reeve kick) ND Bullock 9 run (Reeve kick) ND Clements 7 run (kick failed) ND Kornman 4 run (Reeve kick) ND Samuel 35 run (Reeve kick) ND Kornman 7 run (Reeve kick) ND Bake 6 run (Reeve kick) LSU, 20-13 yards on 11 plays with Billy Broussard carrying the final six. Although Kentucky had shown little offensive punch earlier in the game, Fanuzzi's pass to Farmer put the Wildcats on the LSU 17 and running back Sonny Collins carried on five straight plays, including the final yard for the score. FOR WEAR ON ETE In Jfock no waiting 6-16, B-EEEE 6'i 13, B-EEEE Optn 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Including Sal.

zzz Friday til I Ml SHOE REPAIR STORE MADISON, Wis. (AP) Scrambling Dennis Franklin passed for the go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter and directed a ball control offense to two fourth-period scores, leading third-ranked Michigan to a 24-20 Big Ten college football victory over Wisconsin Saturday. Tied 7-7 at halft ime, the Wolverines drove 70 yards in 12 plays to take the lead for good on an eight-yard pass from Franklin to tight end Greg. Den-Boer early in the third quarter. Michigan's defense, ranked first in the Big Ten, held Wisconsin to three scrimmage plays in the quarter.

Fullback Chuck Heater ran 20 times for 101 yards, including a 22-yard burst up the middle for the Wolverines' first touchdown in the second quarter. Ken Starch rushed 15 times for 89 yards for Wisconsin, which lost All-Conference tailback Bill Marek with an Michigan Wisconsin 19 20 60-265 45-206 71 81 60 -5 5-7 0 6 14-1 3 39 5-40 10 0-0 4 39 2 12 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Returns yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Michigan 0 7 7 10-24 Wisconsin 0 7 0 1320 Wis Pollard 2 run (Latnia kick) Mich Heater 22 run (Lantry kick) Mich DenBoer 8 pass trom Franklin (Lantry kick) Mich Bell 1 run (Lantry kick) Wis Morgan 1 run (Larnio kick) Mich FG Lantry 31 Wis Mack 26 pass trom Bohlig (run failed) A 78,91 1 Purdue Edges Wildcats, 31-26 EVANSTON. 111. (AP) Quarterback Mark Vitali scored three touchdowns and defensive tackle Stan Parker intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble Saturday to lead Purdue to a 31-26 victory over Northwestern in a Big Ten football battle. COLLEGE STATION, Tex (AP( -Eighth-ranked Texas triple mule team of running backs wore down a Texas Christian defense and Aggies' sophomore quarterback David Walker had his best career passing performance in a 17-0 Texas Southwest Conference football victory Saturday.

Aggie interceptions of TCU passes by Lee Cook set up two scores and stopped TCU's most serious scoring threats when the sputtering, rebuilding Horned Frogs still had a chance. After a third interception, this time by reserve linebacker Ken Stratum, the lefthanded Walker threw a third-period screen to right halfback Ronnie Hubby, who scampered 60 yards for the Aggies' final touchdown. The 70th meeting between the two schools, before 36,701 fans, provided Texas its fifth victory in six starts and left the Aggies undefeated in the Southwest Conference with a 2-0 record, setting up a battle of conference unbeatens when meets Baylor next Saturday. TCU dropped to 1-5 and remained in the conference cellar. The Aggie running backs of Hubby, 1 mmmmm PRE-HUNG HARDB0ARD DOORS SIZES $3 ALL SALES FINAL 1 NU-WAY SHOE 5Jteet 1111 I RED WING NEED ROOFING WORK? Repair-Reroofing-Additions ANY TYPE ROOF ANY SIZE BUILDING FREE ESTIMATES Call Fort Myers Roofing Co.

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