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Monday. Nov. 13. 1972 3-C The Siirevepoht Times Dolphins Cudgel Patriots, 52-0, for 9tli Win in Row HUBS Ii jinw mini minium i'iiii'H wwwnwnmi IPO a ittWWM II i-'iiy iiiiiliil.tin it ii iiMimn imn I 1 1 tn 1 1 1 1 ii iii mil limn By John R. Skinner their hands on the ball in the first half for a 31-0 lead.

Morris scored twice on four- MIAMI (AIM Mercury Morris ran for three first-haft yardi sweeps around left end for Miami quarterback Earl Mor-rall, who completed five of eight passes for 126 yards in the first naif, threw a 16-yard touchdown strike to Marlin Briscoe in the third quarter to make it 38-0 and; Shula played substitutes the rest of the way. Briscoe caught a 51-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Del Gaizo early in the fourth quarter. Jim Mandich grabbed a 39-yard touchdown pass from Del Gaizo late in the came to end tht scoring and touchdowns. Sunday as the unbeaten Miami Dolphins crushed the New England Patriots 52-0 to make Don Shula the first National Football League coach to ever win 100 games in his i first 10 seasons. The victory put the unbeaten Dolphins in a position to clinch ths people Urc people limoVMtr a 14-0 lead after the Dolphins first five offensive plays.

A six-yard run by Morris concluded the first half scoring on the hapless Patriots, now 2-7. The rout started when safety Dick Anderson intercepted a Jim Plunkett pass on the third play of the game. Anderson made a falling catch at the New England 26, got up and ran to the four and fumbled. The Patriots recovered the ball in the end zone but officials ruled the ball dead at the four and Morris carried it in on the next play. Garo Yepremian kicked a 16-yard field goal and Larry Csonka bulled his way over from the three for other first- THE YAROSTICK New England Miami First downs 11 21 Rushes-yards 26-W 38-18' Passing yards 77 301 Return yards 155 H5 Passes 11-19-0 Punts o-42 Wi Fumbles-lost 2 0 3-1 Penalties-yards 3-35 5 47 break the Dolphins' record of 45 points in a single game set La 1970 against Buffalo.

The Patriots, who surrendered 245 yards to Miami in the first half alone, drove from their own 18 to the Miami 32 for their deepest penetration through the second quarter. Plunkett was caught for a nine-yard loss by Miami tackle a playoff spot in their home game next week against the New York Jets. The defending American Football Conference champions half scores against the AFC's i-K-i $mm jh mlcl1 boosted their record to 9-0 by! worst defensive team against scoring every time they got i the run. Pack Skins Bears, Bob Heinz on third down, however, and Dolphin corner-back Curtis Johnson then blocked a 48-yard field goal attempt by Mike Walker. Walker was activated by the Patriots after regular kicker Charlie Gogolak suffered a cut on the back of his left heel in workouts Friday.

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The Packers did not throw a pass in the first half and gained Dowling moved the Patriots to the Miami eight-yard line late in the game where the Dolphins took over on downs. Miami's victory was dimmed somewhat when star wide receiver Paul Warfield was helped: off the field in the third quarter but spokesmen said Warfield had only a minor sprain and! knee bruise. Shula who had a 71-23-4 record in seven years at Baltimore before moving to Miami, be- came only the ninth coach in NFL history to win 100 games. None of his predecessors' reached the 100 mark in 10 seasons. play, to score when Douglass All prices PLUS taxes and 2 tires off your car.

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Prior to that the Bears went 79 yards in seven plays with Eobby Douglass passing 26 yards to George Farmer and running 26 more to set up a touchdown by Cyril Pinder from the four. At the outset of the second By Bruce Lowitt NEW YORK (AP) The New York Jets took advantage of a wave of Buffalo mistakes that paved the way to four touchdowns, two by Emerson Boozer, and rolled over the Bills 41-3 Sunday in National Football AH prices PLUS taxes and 2 tires off your car. SIMILAR LOW PRICES IN SINGLES OF ALL TIRES LISTED League play. Priced as shown at Firestone Stores. Competitively priced at Firestone Dealers ond at all service stations cRspJcrytrtg ttt Firestone sign.

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The $49 Brown, 5-3, are in the thick of the race in the American Football Conference Central Division, while the Charters, 2-5-1, are out of contention in the AFC West. On the season, San Diego has more first downs than Cleveland. 140-115: yards gained, IIIll0 MB Most American cars. FREE By John Chace CINCINNATI (AP) Running back Charlie Smith, enjoying his best rushing day in five years as a pro, ran for one touchdown and 146 yards as Oakland beat Cincinnati 20-14 Sunday in National Football League action. The Raiders, relying mostly on their running game, moved back into first place in the Includes parts and labor American cars (Excluding disc brakes and some foreign cars.) (Extra on some cars with air cond.) Parts extra, if needed.

We'll inflate them to proper pressure. 2.364-2.041: points, 152-141, and 9 STORE opponents yards allowed, 2.205-2,376. But San Diego also leads the league in turnovers, a statistic blamed by Cos Ji Harland for four straight losses. The Chargers missed five field goals one game, had a fumble run back 54 yards for a Cedar Grove Marshall, Texas 70th Fairfield Phone 868-0582 101 E. Grand Phone 935-7961 Smith's previous best rushing day came in 1968 when he picked up 118 yards as the Raiders swamped the same Cincinnati Bengals.

Forty-five-year-old George Bianda kicked field goals of 24 yards in the second period and 22 yards early in the fourth period. Second-year running back Clarence Davis, from Southern California, slammed over from the one-yard line with 8:37 to go in the game and the Raiders mounted a 20-7 lead. In the five-year series between the Bengals and Raiders all games prior to Sunday's had been strictly high-scoring affairs with the winning team posting 31 or more points. The Raiders edged the Bengals 31-27 last year with a rally in the closing minutes. The Bengals jumped out to a 7-0 lead as running back Doug Dressier bulled over from the one-yard line with 13:55 to go in the second period.

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