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Hero Brooks Robinson Series :3 Squires 119-97 Victors Admits 'Cheating' Cincy Batters and one-handed fielding ever NEW YORK (AP) Brooks I the line acainst Robinson, the Baltimore Oriole Brooks Robinson admitted after whose glove and bat crippled he eave his Drettv wife Connie Another who helped was George Haynie who coached me two years in American Legion ball in Little Rock, Ark. "Nobody really has to tell a youngster how to field. You cither do it by natural instinct or the Big Red Machine in the the keys to the car Sport maga seen in one Series. "I am fortunate that I have two good hands and good reflexes," Brooks offered. "I actually am left handed and I guess that helps.

I eat with my left hand and write with it, even to sign World Series, is getting ready to tell his secret from coast to coast. The about-to-be SPORTS Section Nov. 15, 1970 zine awarded him. It was a greenish-gray job (Dodge Charger) and Brooks, as polite as ever, told the promoters they could deliver the same color car to Baltimore. He lives only a few miles away in Lutherville with his three sons and one daughter.

year third baseman, the best ever produced by baseball. hopes to attend every American League dinner and many of the ing autographs, and I guess my left moves just as fast as my right. "I can't throw left handed and I never tried to bat left handed. (See, he even admits a weakness or two). I you don do it.

But you must listen because the advice of more experienced men is impor tant. If you do something wrong others are in the best position to see it. That applies in all sports and in everything you do. "I field with my left index finger out of the glove because it is comfortable for me and also because I used to get a bone National League eating contests scheduled for January. May would pull the ball better, The car people missed a good Brooks is a man who gets to bet.

They should have offered especially against our souin-him a red machine. Chances arelpaws, Dave McNally and Mike 'On fielding ground balls I al- the point as rapidly as he gets to a batted ball, but it may take Cuellar. That's why I played ways make sure my glove two feet closer to the foul line. 1 1 touches the ground because it is right happened to be in the easier to bring it up for a bad bruise right below my index fin- him a month to go over all the sensational plays he started or completed against the Cincin hop than it is to put it down. Bill'ger.

With the one finger outside place at the right time." Of Brooks' 23 fielding; Kruger (deceased), a lormer the glove I no longer get tnose nati Reds. The big secret with Brooksie Brooksie would decline. He's too kind and always mindful of others. When he quits playing he's going to make some team a fine manager. Getting to how Robinson positioned himself, he says: "I didn't play that way against the Mets last year but I figured fellows like Johnny chances, nine were against righ-l minor league manager, and Al painful bruises When Harry Dalton.

Oriole That "killer instinct" that has been so slow developing for the Virginia Squires may finally have surfaced Saturday night for the leaders of the Eastern Division in the American Basketball Association. Before the largest crowd (4,167) yet to watch them perform in Hampton Roads Coliseum, Coach Al Bianchi's frittered away two fat leads in the first half but pulled away strongly in the last two quarters to soundly trounce the Florid-ians, 119-97. Florida, of course, missed the marksmanship of Mack Calvin, who was benched with a sprained ankle suffered Friday night, so the offensive-defensive balance of the Squires was too much to cope with for the visitors. The cagers from the Sunshine State jumped ahead 6-0 in the first couple of minutes, but the Virginians hit an eight-point spree to grab the advantage and never again trailed after being tied up at 8-all. Florida trimmed the Squires' lead to five at 32-27 shortly after the second quarter opened and again at 53-48 before intermission but they never got closer once second-half action started.

is that he anticipates. By being ready he always seems to be moving in the proper direction ty batters Bench, Perez and when he was an Oriole May. Two of his chances were coach, helped me with those converted into double plays. Ac- ideas when we trained in Scotts-tually, he saved at least fourjdale, in 1956-57 before runs with the best two-handed moving out camp to Florida. when the ball leaves the bat.

I played two feet closer toBench, Tony Perez and Lee vice president in charge of signing players, gets around to Brooks Robinson, the 33-year-old whiz will have his salary raised from $80,000 to $100,000. And when someone suggested the Orioles ought to give Robby a print of the World Series sound and color movie, Dalton replied: "He practically owns the V'TO' trA A7 I-v 4J A Squires' George Carter Scores Over Flock Of Floridians Teammate Doug Moe (extreme right) from background is Sam Robinson watches Carter beat out four invad- (31). Squires' excellent second-half ers: Warren Davis, Fran O'Hanlon play put visitors to rout, 119-97. The (10), Carl Fuller (51) while coming in game drew top home crowd of year. MUCH TROUBLE 'Skinheads' Hurt British Soccer Image Field Goa er rem LONDON (UPI) English soccer clubs are waging a battle against crowd hooligan- ism a blight that has done con siderable damage to the image dvidson, 29-28 OverD of the sport, club property, public transport and to other soccer fans.

because of a bad snap, Davidson, muffed Wildcat scoring in the first half but the second half saw a sur the teams traded And then came Hardly a Saturday league pro on, although touchdowns. 258 200 133 196 12180 1623-2 gram goes by without reports of vandalism, street battles or prising Davidson running game 18 11 First downs Rushing yardage Passin svardage Passes Return yardage Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 11-14-70 19.48 wholesale destruction near soc- spring to life. Lett end Kick Lyon did not play the second half because of early, injury, 342 J-30 0 0 25 35 cer matches up and down the country. thus taking some success away from the passing I thought Davidson did a terrific job in its offensive game plan," Indian Coach Lou Holtz became an instant hero when his 20-yard field goal try with 14 seconds left was accepted by the referee with hands raised high. It marked the end of the game's scoring and was a fitting climax to a game which was billed an ofensive battle and succeeded in fulfilling every meaning of the term.

The Indians scored first, but the bad snap on the extra point try led to the Indians' being out on the short end of the scoreboard when Davidson scored its first touchdown and extra point. The Tribe was behind from then Geiger. The offensive statistics reflect how evenly the two clubs battled. The Indians had 391 total yards while the Wildcats had 396. The rushing and passing yardage for both teams showed balanced attacks although Steven Regan, the William and Mary quarterback, continued to prove that he isn't as bad as some people say he is by passing for 258 yards.

The Davidson passing, featuring the Mark Thompson to Mike Mikolayunas combination- was the main contributor to the said after the game. "I was dis By RAY BROWN Daily Press Sports Writer DAVIDSON, N.C. The 'Geiger counter clicked for William and Mary Saturday here and the final three clicks were enough to edge Davidson, 29-28. Bill Geiger, the Indian's appointed in the lack of our team adjusting to their com bination of a passing and run ning attack but I'll have to take Younger fans, invariably aged between 14-18, cause the trouble. Many go to matches in rabble packs of from 5 to 50 boys and appear to have only one thought in mind: to cause as much trouble as possible.

Hard core of the rowdies gen-1 erally is a cult, the latest among British teenagers, known as the "Skinheads." i The Skinheads crop their hair extremely close to the skull, wear faded dungaree-style trou- sers held up by suspenders to reveal heavily studded, ankle- length boots of the type worn by mountaineers. These boots used by Skin AT SCOTT STADIUM some of the blame there. Some THE START OF A VIRGINIA TOUCHDOWN PASS AGAINST COLGATE times you can't see the forest Quarterback Bill Troup (12) Connects With Chuck Mosser In First Quarter Of 54-12 Runaway. place-kicker, who's try for the because of the trees in this busi first extra point of the day was ness. You tend to forget some basic Hoitz tnat it was Cavaliers Clobber Colgate; Regan's best effort.

"Our offen sive game plan was to get at least one first down every time we had the ball ana we lust about did that." heads to kick their victims in a fight, are known far and wide eminoles Check Gobblers Although their accom as "bower boots." Fighting or a fight is termed "bower" a plishments were overshadowed corruption of the word "both- er," meaning trouble or unrest. by the awesome production of their teammates, William and Mary's Phil Mosser and Mikola By BOB MOSKOWITZ Daily Press Sports Writer TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Florida State soundly yunas made entries into the Southern Conference record By TOMMY SEWARD Daily Press Sports Wrriter CHARLOTTESVILLE The University of Virginia spotted Colgate two first-quarter touchdowns, but shattered the Red Raiders' defenses with five touchdowns in the second quarter on the way to a 54-12 rout Saturday afternoon before a soaked 13,300 fans in book. whipped Virginia Tech, 34-8, Saturday afternoon and Donnie Bush wondered what it meant. Bush was scouting the Gobblers for Virginia Mili Mosser's 108 yards put him above Butch Colson of East tary Institute, which meets Tech for the 66th time next VPI Fll.St.

Carolina (1967) in total yards gained rushing during a season. Colgate Virginia! 15 31 30 11 Mosser needs 74 yards against First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes 338 238 v. -39 200 10 14-34-Punts 231 265 89 343 20 78 6-18-1 23330 941 343 'If iticnmond in the final game First downs Rushing yardage Rustling yardage Return yardage Passing Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized And in a "bower," a Skin- head's handiest weapons are his "bower boots." 5 However, several soccer clubs, including Swansea City, are beginning to post marshals at their turnstiles to refuse entry to youngsters wearing "bovver boots." Often the Skinheads and their fellow rowdies smash up the trains taking them and other fans to matches. Several clubs have been warned by British Railways that "football specials" are in danger of per- manent cancellation because of the damage inflicted on seat covers, windows, lighting fix- tures and other railroad proper- next week to set a vards-ner- 1 game record. 52 87 10 55 14-34-1 15-27-3 7-241-36 i i 54 115 Mikolayunas caught eight Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Scott Stadium.

Quarterback passes, six of those in the first Saturday. The Keydets have lost nine straight after a season- half to tie the pass receDtion opening victory. Bill Troup record for a season, also held by Davidson's Mike Kelly at 70. "Tech could be way up for us, passed for four of those second or they could be down knowing itecoras didn't mean much. tr "Ti.i period scores, tying a school however, in those last few minutes when the Indians came mark now held jointly with Bob they can have a winning season," Bush said after Seminole quarterback Tommy Warren had sparked a brilliant offensive showing that thrilled the from nine points behind to beat the Wildcats.

Davis (1964 against Maryland) and Gene Arnett (1966 against Tulane). Virginia is now 5-5 and needs a win next Saturday, also Doak Campbell Stadium home coming crowd of 25,291. here, against Maryland for a winning season and its only vic ty. Police now use dogs to keep the hooligans under some sort of control and often gangs of youngsters have been ejected from trains. But one group forced off a train recently at an out of the way station took revenge on a small village.

They wrecked shops and terrorized See Some, Page D-2, Col. 3 Warren, who critics had held wasn't much of a passer, threw tory in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Colgate is also now 5-5. Combining pinpoint passing and use of his fleet runners, Regan pulled the Indians to within two at 28-26 with a touchdown at 4:58. The Indians wanted the ball back for another shot at a score and they eventually got it.

Not by an on-sides kick but from holding the Wildcats on the next The Cavaliers piled up a- total Just A Few Hours Before The Fatal Plane Crash Marshall's Bob Harris (12) gets off a pass as teammate Art Harris (22) blocks East Carolina player. The entire Marshall team died in crash. for scores twice and picked up 384 yards of Florida State's glittering haul of 603 in total offense, i The contest, which also featured a 96-yard kickoff return by FSU sophomore defensive back David Snell, was mean series without a first down. offense of 576 yards, 338 of which came on the ground as Gary Helman led the rushers with 120 yards. Colgate's rushing was pushed back for a minus 39 yards, as quarterback Steve Goepel was spilled for long losses after stunning the Cavaliers in that first quarter.

ingful for other reasons. Richards Hits Three Bombs, Spiders Clip Keydets, 40-1 7 something which was difficult to achieve all game. A mediocre punt gave the Indians the ball on the William and Mary 44 and Regan came to work again. Although eight of The Big Games In snapping Tech's comeback surge at four after the Gobblers have lost their first five offer-See Simcsak, Pg. D-6, Cols.

7-9 He completed 14 of 34 attempts for 200 yards. 5ee Regan, Page D-6, Col. 6 to a question, "I was i bombs, as he saw only limitedswer Troup and Larry Albert, and Mar 17- illia mand Davidson Virginia Tech Florida 7 7 7 7-28 I 734 aware I was 6-for-6 when I went 7 113 QUW. Brian Kitchen in the late stages back in (with a 33-0 lead cut to Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles test Yards penalized Richards was taken out of the 14-28-4 M4-0 6-38 4-32 1 2 52 85. game early in the second quar WM Rega nl run (run failed) Dav Riberl 1 run (Wilkrson kick) Dav Sibet 3 ru n(Wilkerson kick) WM Bushnell 2 run (run failed) Dav Bracken 8 run (Wilkerson kick) WM Regan 1 run (Giar kick 33-17).

None of the passes was dropped." of the game, helped Virginia to a passing total of 238 yards on 15 completions. Troup was on the mark 10 of 18 passes for 166 yards, while Albert Made 54 ter, played a series of downs at Kicnaras tnrew one more FSU Warren 1 pass to Jarreft (Fontes kick) FSU FG Fontes 3 FSU Warren 8 pass to Dawson Fontes kick) FSU Snell kickoff return (Fontes kick) FSU FG Fontes 32 FSU Magalski 1 run Fontes kick) VPI Strock 9 pass Colobre (Strock pass to Denardo) Dav Parker 9 pass from Thompson -WW s. the start of the second half and returned to the game in the 7 r-" closing minutes. yards on 4 of 8 tries. completion, for 14 yards to Jerry Haynes, before a fumble See Hampton's, P.

D-6, Cols. 3-5 FLORIDA STATER MOVES FOR YARDAGE kick) WM Mosser 8 run (Seigr kick) WM FG Geigr 20 A 1,800 11-14-70 20.01 By BOB MINGS Daily Press Sports Writer RICHMOND Charlie Richards admitted he would have liked to have thrown a few more times Saturday afternoon. "Yes," Richards said in an- Goepel's scoring passes came In Seminoles' Victory Over Virginia Tech on the opening drive of the in Georgia 31 Auburn 14 (Story On Page D-6) Notre Dame 10 Georgia Tech 7 (Story On Page D-3) Texas 28 TCU (Story On Page D-3) Ohio State 10 tersectional battle with 28 yards to split end Steve Saxon and 22 1 Trouble is. the Richmond BEAT CARVER, 32-14 MUST WAIT A WEEK yards to flanker Steve Fraser quarterback turned out to be his own worst enemy in' the Spi- rfors's 40-17 victory over Vir ginia Military Institute at City Deacs Trio 'Pack Stadium. Vikings Triumph following an interception.

It was a frustrating start for the Cavaliers. Not only did they quickly fall behind, 12-0, but they had their first drive of 54 yards cut short by an interception and on the first play the next time Virginia took posses- Richards' performance probably left a television network's i lit. Purdue 7 (Story On Page D-3) (ABC) oinciais smiung wun Carver Huntington, rrjJ. niav nj ca recovered a Carver fumble on crown with a 6-1 mark. Wake! Atlantic Coast Conference foot-; First Downs thpir decision to beam the rvi ci it was lost on a fumble.

21 aamuei. wno threw for HlA 1 in tViQ lcinrr minutac SlOfl Forest is 5-1 13 hall chamninnchin i Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage INebraska .51 UV .11 till, Ul-lUUlO Vijfn. The 'l-irsT oowns Cavaliers Rushing vardaqe third time the IK) 155 194 14-20-1 Southern Conference 17 49 -19-2 65 67 harl thi fnothnll annthpr Cnl- Passing yardage Duke won a wild battle from' v-d us N. C. State 284 56 1 60 215 1 15 Passes Punts Yards Penalized regionally.

4-10 Kansas State 7 (Story On Page D-6) touchdowns last season in 10 games to lead the State in passing, tied his record as he threw for three IDs. All went to his favorite receiver, Hagans. who Jj South Carolina, 42-38, Saturday for nearly whole game by nieht to eive Deacon supporters the fired-UD Wolfriack. Onlv Passs gate interception resulted in Return yardage groans by the UVA followers, Furies lost Dnur fhn VtVoinia forwards penalized The Spider signal-caller completed seven of seven passes, in- ine quarter. The Vikings got under way midway through the second period, driving 77 yards in 11 plays with Samuel going the By ED MEYERS Daily Press Sports Writer another week of nail bitipg Larry Russell's two-handed shj3Iiclligan i 3 1 i 2 three touchdowns took over the lead in touchdown Huntington High's passing See Virginia, Pg.

D-6, Cols. 1-2; By DON M1LLIKEX vel llAlt-Ot'Ol. If Duke defeats North yei yarre 0 1417 740 VMI Richmond 1 uaiiv rress opuns ttiucr SSSSSL 2 7 WINS'TOX-SALEM, N.C.-The Carolina 13 Saturday, the the, (Storv On Pasfe D-5V final nine yards up the middle. He also smashed across for the combo of Alphonso Samuel to receptions with 11 in the Group Mike Hagans proved too much AAA scoring race, for the Carver secondary as thej Neither team scored in the Vikings whipped the first period of play as Carver will win the ACC back from a 13-10 deficit and cot saxon 28 pass from Goepei (kick, impossible dream was only a Blue Devils failed) au-av frnm nrfcminai Rich AAauro 8 run (Clark kick) Ricti Livesay 47 pass from Richards (kick faield) Rein Livesay 40 pass from Ricnards (riark kick) assured them of their best Air rorcc .51 8 14 1 sCol Frazie r22 pas from oepei ir? Carver Huntington State 8 8 8 14 12 32-14, Saturday afternoon inVame up with two clutch defen t-14 record in ACC histcn Wake Forest va biscnotr si pass from irouo Saunders Stadium sive plays. Carver in'erceDted a HUNT Samuel, 9 run (Samuel run) I4IIMT.

Lfsnsne Stanford .15 (Story On Page D-7) The victory climaxed an ACC (Carrin9ton kick) rorebl. FG Cha'ron 24 Va Helman 1 run (Carriigfon kick)! FniStrstpd for 17 veal's, the. V.P-FG LoursDury 32 Clark kick) Th victory for Coach Thad. Huntington pass in the erd zon; aiied) NfS-FG Charrcn 27 SfdMMl 1W Uie VVaamS IU WJUCD yiy.1 ru it'." -t; lj i ri va pass tram iroup n-ar-i rington kic) idemon Deacons came up wuh; run iron failed) V.F-McHenry recovered blocked punt ih AotavtoA Vnrtli Aortn VMI Con.an is pass irom snope uviiuduucua icdin cimtiieu jci-uiiuij oiuy a uuve cany lllj HU NT Witherspoon. 24 pass from Dav- Carolina, i.

1 i- 41 LIrlrl VIUUUa va neiman a pass irom iroup Bit kick) ender (run failed) riwjM i I li I 1 II-11 uiaig tf lane a ituoti- ir 1 nron kick vu NCS-Kenney 21 pass from Britt (Char- shooe place in tne reninsuia jjistnct uie quarter. Shope onun AAA rari with a 6-1 1 Isiah Davis niekpd off another from from 20 28 pass pass Wl riffHh VMI Griffith Duke and N.C. State and ou 1 pre-season forecasters to swal-jSMU 3 v'-i llMl-INlllli HUIU ivilll 1aiir.rui blrkl HUNT Hagans, 38 pass from Samuel (pass failed) CAR Keves, 1 run (Bullock run)" rington kk) rrrrinon kirn lina Stafp herf Saturday and FGarrett 10 pass from Russell (k.ck pass interception i record. They finished the season pass in the end zone for the Va Lacey (Cuoit kick) R.ch Easterling (Clark kick) A 10.008 Va Dickerhotf 1 run (kick fa'ledi See Wake, Page D-6, Cols. 3-fci (Story On Page D-7) move ever closer to their first; aIji.ooo after Huntington had 7-2.

Carver bowed out 5-2 in dis-iTrojans Va Diekerhoff 18 run ikick failed) A. 4-.