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'mm mmm mm mfmr mm 'm mm -r Hsilsiaistt Btmorrat eorgia Crushes Mississippi 49-0 The Yardstick' Night Football VPI Sticks Carolina 31-17 give the Bulldogs a 28-0 lead. Ole Miss marched to the Georgia 21 after the ensuing kickoff, but David Schwak made his second fumble recovery and on the very next play King broke loose on his long touchdown jaunt Mississippi 0 0 0 80 Georgia 1 14 14 14-4 King I run (Leavitt kick) Ge ing I run (Leavitt tuck) Ga King 4 run (Leavitt kick) Ga Washington 74 pass from Robinson (Leavitt kick) Ga King 7 run (Leavitt kick) Ga Appleby 86 pass from Robinson (Leavitt kick) Ga Clark run (Leavitt kick) A 48,500 drive. King went the final 22 yards of that drive following up a 21-yard end sweep with his id 1-yard touchdown plur Thtic were only 41 seconds left in the half when King swept left end from four yards out for his third touchdown of the half to give the Bulldogs a 21-0 lead at intermission. Ole Miss had marched to the Georgia 22 early in the third period but lost the ball on a fumble, and two plays later Robinson found Washington in the clear at the Ole Miss 30 to four touchdowns in one game. Sophomore quarterback Matt Robinson aided in the unexpected romp by connecting on six of nine passes for 241 yards, including a 74-yard bomb to Gene Washington in the third period and an 86-yard bomb to Richard Appleby with 6:42 left in the game.

The Bulldogs, only four point favorites after getting off to a 2-2 start this season, added another touchdown nine seconds after the bomb to Appleby when they recovered a fumble at the Ole Miss 9 yard Auburn Defense Cages Wildcats In 31-13 Victory .1.1 '1 'AT I X- mmr COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) Bruce Arians and Phil Rogers each scored twice Saturday night to lead Virginia Tech to a 31-17 victory over South Carolina, which is off to its worse season start since it began playing football in 1894. It was the first win of the season for VPI, which dropped its first four games. South Carolina, in its last season under coach Paul Dietzel, has not won a game in five starts. South Carolina led 17-7 at halftime, but the Gobblers scored the first three times they had the ball in the second half as they gained yardage at will through the middle of the Gamecock line.

Wayne Latimer brought the Gobblers to a 17-10 margin with a 30-yard field goal with just over five minutes gone in the second half. Arians scored from the two to cap a 75-yard drive the next time VPI had the ball, and Latimer's extra point tied the scored at 17-17. LSU 20 Tennessee 1 0 Miss 21 61-721 90 0 0-24-2 7-35 5-4 7-54 Ga. 47-781 755 7 7-10-0 4-30 2-1 1-15 First down Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles -tost Penalties-yards line and third string quarterback Dicky Clark took it in on the very next play. Placekicker Allen Leavitt was good on seven straight shoulder separation.

Vanderbilt now has a 3-1 record in Sloan's second year as coach, but he said, "Our program still has a long way to go. Each game is a tough one for us. We are very happy to win today." Vv -A t) if Ci) AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Tenth-ranked Auburn had the running of quarterback Phil Gargis and tailback Mitzi Jackson plus the nation's stingiest defense, and the combination produced a 31-13 Southeastern Conference football victory Saturday over the stubborn but outclassed Kentucky Wildcats. Kentucky, with fullback Sonny Collins carrying the The Yardstick Kentucky 13 46-236 58 10 6-15-2 4-45 3-3 3-18 Auburn 24 66-363 66 21 4-9-2 2- 40 1-0 3- 25 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards burden, stayed within range of the undefeated Tigers for the first half, but Auburn's defense gave ground more grudgingly from there on and set up two touchdowns with fumble recoveries.

Gargis scored once himself and moved the Tigers within touchdown range on the other successful drive. He wound up with 91 yards rushing in 18 plays. Jackson, who carried the ball eight times for 62 yards, broke into the end zone from four yards out in the second period and again from the one in the final quarter. Even though Collins did most of the heavy work for Kentucky, it was quarterback Mike a i who got onto the scoreboard with both of the Wildcat touchdowns. Kentucky tied the score at 7-7 in the final period, but Auburn came back quickly, going 73 yards in eight On that drive, Jackson broke Kentucky 0 7 013 Auburn 7 7 7 10-31 Aub Mclnlyre 2 run (Wilson kick) Ken Fanuizl 2 run (Pierce kick) Aub Jackson 4 run (Wilson kick) Aub Gargis 1 run (Wilson kick) Ken Fanuzit 5 run (kick tailed) Aub Jackson 1 run (Wilson kick) Aub FG Gillls 34 loose for a 26-yard sprint and Gargis, on three sucessive picked up 6, 10 and 11 yards.

One Auburn touchdown came almost immediately after the halftime intermission. Defensive back Mike Fuller grabbed Collins' fumble on the first play after the kickoff and ran it back to the two. Gargis scored two plays later. Maryland Shuts Out Clemson COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) John Schultz and Kenny Roy ran for two touchdowns apiece and Bob Avellini scored an-other while passing for 213 yards, leading Maryland to a The Yardstick Clemson Maryland First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 12 16 54-157 214 107 15-23-1 4-46 1-0 10-130 50-122 118 32 8-17-1 6-42 9-5 4-48 41-0 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory over Clemson Saturday.

The Terps scored on four of their first five possessions to roll up a 20-0 lead, and checked the Tigers twice at the goal line to record their second consecutive shutout. Clemson 0 0 0 0 Maryland 10 10 0 2141 Mar Schulti 4 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Mar FG Mike-Mayer 25 Mar Schulti 1 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Mar FG Mike-Mayer 22 Mar Avellini 1 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Mar Roy 6 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Mar HMsAiPRUN (Mike-Mayer kick) conversion attempts. Georgia, which gained over 500 yards against the Rebels, marched 79 yards after the opening kickoff with Robinson and sophomore Glynn Harrison furnishing most of the yardage and King going the final yard with only 3:12 gone in the game. But Ole Miss, now 2-3, dominated the play the remainder of the first period and Georgia did not get its offense moving again until three minutes into the second period when the Bulldogs launched a 74-yard Dickey said the difference in the game was Vanderbilt's play in the second half. "The team which makes the fewest mistakes usually wins and in the second half, Vanderbilt didn't make any." Florida led 7-6 at intermission.

The Yardstick Army 10 45-177 31 0 3-7-0 5-2 2-24 Duke 29 68-311 178 7 10-15-0 3- 29 4-3 4- 38 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards threatening for a moment and was down only 9-7 at the end of the first quarter. But Mclnturff booted his second field goal and Spears connected to Cobb in the second quarter while Army could get no closer than its own 49 yard line before halftime. In the third period, Gore drove in from the eight, boosting the Blue Devil lead to 27-7 before Army mounted its only sustained drive of the game-hammering out 79 yards on the ground in 14 plays, with Gil-logly picking up the final yard on third pjay of the final quarter. Army 7 00 714 Duke 9 10 8 (33 Duke Beniamin 7 run (kick failed) Duke FG Mclnturff 21 Army Hardy 100 kickoff return (Cas-telli kick) Ouke-FG Mclnturff 24 Duke Cobb 53 pass from Spears (Mclnturff kick) Duke Gore run (Spears run) Army-Glllogly 1 run (Caslelli kick) Duke Bomgardner 4 run (kick failed) BATON ROJGE, La. (AP-Louisiana State overcame four first half fumbles and got a clutch fourth-down touchdown from quarterback Billy Brous-sard Saturday night enroute to a 2010 Southeastern Conference football victory over Tennessee.

It was LSU's first victory since the Tigers' season opener against Colorado. It left both teams with 221 records. Broussard, a much-maligned senior quarterback who rose to first string status when the Tigers' supposed superstar Mike Miley chose pro baseball over college football, directed the Tigers on two impressive drives. The first covered 75 yards in the second quarter and culminated with Brad Davis going over from three yards out. The fourth-quarter touchdown by Broussard came after an 80 yard frive, including a 47-yard pass from Broussard to wide receiver Richard Romain, which set up the score.

Tampa 47 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Elusive Tampa quarterback Freddie Solomon ran for four touchdowns and 102 yards Saturday as the Spartans romped to a 47-8 victory over Villanova. Solomon scored on touchdown runs of 22, three, three, and 30 yards, and ran for a two-point conversion as he passed the 100 yard mark for the fifth straight weekend. He carried 16 times and sat on the bench most of the fourth quarter. The Spartans dominated on both offense and defense, hold Associated Press Wirephoto Vanderbilt's Jamie O'Rourke Hurdles for Touchdown Gafors' Ralph Ortega (55) can't make first quarter stop Vanderbilt Substitute QB Directs Upset of Florida ATHENS, Ga.

(UPI) Horace King, a senior who played in virtual obscurity his first two seasons, ran for four touchdowns and 129 yards Sat-u a to pace the Georgia Bulldogs to a stunning 49-0 victory over the Ole Miss Rebels. King, a 200-pounder who played his high school ball here in Athens, capped a record-tying day in the third when he broke loose on a 7 9 a run after he had scored on short runs of 1, 1 and 4 yards in the first half. King equalled the school record of Ga. Tech 2-Pointer Tops N.C ATLANTA (UPI) Quarterback Rudy Allen threw a two-point conversion pass to Jimmy Robinson with 36 seconds left Saturday to give Georgia Tech a 29-28 victory over North Carolina. A 1 1 set up the winning touchdown with three straight completions to Robinson as the The Yardstick N.Car 23 63-272 123 0 8-12-0 4-40 3-2 3-15 Tech 20 57-355 30 IS 4-7-0 3- 30 3-3 4- 28 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Yellow Jackets moved 43 straight yards in six plays in the final two minutes.

It was the second straight victory in the last minutes of play for Tech with an All-en-to-Robinson pass giving the Yellow Jackets a 28-24 decision over Virginia a week ago. Halfback Adrian Rucker, who was removed from the game in the first half when it was feared a facial injury might be a broken nose, ran seven yards for the touchdown preceding the A 1 1 -en-to-Robinson conversion play. Earlier, the Tar Heels had scored twice in the final period to take a 28-21 lead on quarterback Chris Rupee's two scoring springs aroundleft end, one for five yards one for five yards. The Tar Heels, in the final 36 seconds, moved to the Tech 39 where Ellis Alexander was short on a 56-yard field goal attempt on the final play of the game. N.

Carolina 0 7 7 14-28 Georgia Tech 7 0 7 1529 Tech Sims 18 run (Smith kick) NC Voight 7 run (Alexander kick) NC Voight 4 run (Alexander kick) Tech Sims 2 run (Smith kick) Tech Murray 1 run (Smith kick) NC Kupec 4 run (Alexander kick) NC Kupec 5 run (Alexander kick) Tech Rucker 7 run (Robinson pass from Allen) A 38,413 Wolfpack Sneaks By Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va (AP) Quarterback Dave Buckey sneaked for a touchdown and Roland Hooks ran for the two-point conversion with 3:46 left Saturday as North Carolina State overcame a 21-point deficit and edged Virginia 22-21 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game. The victory boosted the 11th ranked Wolfpack's record to 6-0 and 4-0 in the ACC, while The Yardstick NC State Virginia First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 29 49-191 306 8 23-32-1 2-41 7-4 4-20 22 49-177 207 82 16-25-1 1- 50 3-2 2- 10 the Cavaliers fell to 1-4 and lost for the second time in two conference starts. N. C. State began its comeback after Virginia quarterback Scott Gardner hit split end Ken Shelton on a razzle-dazzle 45-yard scoring pass with 2.43 gone in the third period to make it 21-0.

Fullback Stan Fritts, whose two fumbles in the first half led to one Virginia touchdown and wiped out an apparent N. C. State scoring chance, got the Wolfpack on the board with a two-yard run with 5:12 left in the third period. A run for two extra points failed. Three minutes later, Buckey hit Hooks across the middle with a 36-yard scoring pass and then found tight end Pat Hovance wide open in the end zone, and the Wolfpack trailed by only seven points.

N.C. State 0 0 6 16-27 Virginia 7 7 7 0-21 UVa-Colleran 11 pass from Gardner Jenkins kick UVa Dowe 3 run Jenkins kick UVa Shelton 45 pass from Gardner Jenkins kick NCS Fritts 2 run run failed NCS Hooks 36 pass from Buckey Hovance pass from Bu NCs Buckey 2 run Hooks run After forcing the Gamecocks to punt, Tech marched 78 yards with Rogers going in from the six for the winning touchdown. Rogers got another touchdown late in the fourth quarter on a two-yard run to kill all hopes of a South Carolina homecoming victory. South Carolina dominated the game in the first half, scoring first on a one-yard plunge over the middle by halfback Randy Chastain. Senior halfback J.

Lynn Hodgin scored with 6:25 to go in the second period as he took the ball in for a one-yard touchdown. Arians scored VPI's first points of the game with just under two minutes left in the half when he went over the top from the one. Virginia Tech 0 7 10 1431 South Carolina 7 10 0 017 SC Chastain 1 run (Young kick) SC Hodgins 1 run (Young kick) VPI Arians 1 run (Latimer kick) SC FG Young 22 VPI FG Latimer 30 VPI Arians 2 run (Latimer kick) VPI Rogers 6 run (Latimer kick) VPI Rogers 2 run (Latimer kick) The Yardstick Tennessee LSU First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties 19 47-198 142 0 9-21-0 3-43 5-3 3-35 16 63-186 164 36 8-11-0 4- 42 4-4 5- 35 LSU's other touchdown came on a seven-yard run by sophomore Terry Robiskie after the Tigers recovered a Tennessee fumble and went 46 yards for the score. Tennesse scored on a 32-yard field goal midway through the second quarter and a 33-yard pass from Condredge Holloway to wide receiver Larry Seivers. Tennessee LSU Tenn FG LSU Davis 0 10 0 0-10 0 7 6 7-20 Townsend 32 3 run (Jackson kick) Tenn Seivers 33 Holloway (Townsend LSU Robiskie 7 failed) LSU Broussard 1 son kick) pass kick) run from (kick (Jack- Villanova 8 ing the Wildcats scoreless until late in the ball game.

Villanova Tampa Tarn Solomon 0 0 0 8-8 0 26 14 7-47 run (Kick run (Pass 22 tailed) Tarn Solomon 3 failed) Tarn Pitts 31 run run) (Solomon Tarn LaGrand 9 failed) Tarn Solomon 3 kick) Tarn Solomon 30 dan kick) Vil McGeehin 7 covery (DeChellis Frazier) Tarn Petofrezzo 10 dan kick) A 18.500 run (Kick run (Jordan run (Jor- fumble pass re-from (Jor- The Yardstick Cin 13 Mem First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 20 48-123 172 72 18-29-0 6- 38 6-3 7- 67 36-103 111 25 10-26-2 6-49 3-1 4-48 Fowler, relegated to a backup role after four starting assignments, whipped a 28-yard scoring pass to Mike Fuhrman with 4:06 left in the fourth quarter to account for the deciding points and improve the Tigers' record to 4-1. Cincinnati fell to 2-2. Cincinnati Memphis State 0 0 0 7-7 3 0 3 7-13 Mem FG Williams 39 Mem FG Williams 32 Mem Fuhrman 28 pass from Fowler (Williams kick) Cin Lee 41 pass from Miller (Shol-phord kick) A 70,142. TCU 13 on 16 carries and contributing touchdown runs of 18, 3 and 13 yards. SMU TCU SMU-SMU-SMU-SMU-SMU-failed) TCU- 7 7 7 17-33 0 0 0 13-13 -Wesson 18 run (Thompson kick) -Wesson 3 run (Thompson kick) Morris 20 run (Hackney kick) -Wesson 13 run (kick failed) -Whitlinglon 84 punt return (kick Patterson 35 pass from Elzner (kick fa iled) TCU-(Biasatli A 16 -Patterson 30 pass from Elzner kick) ,492 Citadel 9 a Gene Dockman pass early in the first quarter, putting VMI well on its way to its third straight conference victory.

Deerman, a defensive tackle, sewed it up when he jumped on a bobbled snap from center by The Citadel's Tony Farry. The Citadel, now 1-4 for the season and 0-3 in the Duke Tips Army For Fourth Win Cuts the grass and eliminates the AASU 13 Cincinnati 7 clippings! I DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) Tony Benjamin and Art Gore, alternating at tailback, ripped off a touchdown each Saturday as Duke shredded Army's shellshocked defense for a 33-14 victory. Quarterback Hal Spears un-leashed a 53-yard pass to flanker Randy Cobb, and fullback Mike Bomgardner plunged over from the four for another pair of Blue Devil touchdowns. Placekick Rich Mclnturff, returning from a summer hernia operation, boomed field a 1 of 21 and 24 yards as Duke boosted its record to 4-1.

Army, suffering its fourth loss after a season-opening win over Lafayette, scored on halfback Markus Hardy's 100-yard kickoff return and quarterback Scott Gillogly's one-yard sneak. Duke scored the first time it got the ball, with Benjamin rambling over from the seven, and cashed in on all but two of its first-half possessions en route to a 19-7 intermission advantage. With Hardy taking off from his own endzone to Duke's after the first of Mclnturff's field goals, Army looked (Continued from Page ID) the quarter on an 8-yard run by Tony Green and David Posey's point after. But Florida could score again only on Posey's 32-yard field goal in the third quarter. Mark Adams completed the Commodore scoring with a 21-yard field goal in the last quarter.

Lee, who replaced Fisher when Fisher injured his shoulder, hit eight of 11 passes for 128 yards and ran 10 times for 38 yards. Burton ran three times for 43 yards. He ran twice for a total of 38 yards to set up Vanderbilt's go ahead score. O'Rourke, from Ft. Walton Beach, gained 104 yards in 22 carries and was Vandy's, leading ball carrier.

The upset was the second in as many years for second year Commodore coach Steve Sloan. Last year Vandy stunned Georgia, 18-14. Vanderbilt's only loss was to Alabama, 23-10, two weeks ago, when the Commodores made only two fewer first downs and had the ball for only three less possessions. "The outstanding player was Barry Burton," Dickey said. "He did as fine a job at tight end as I've seen done." Said Sloan, "Burton played just super.

He is one of the best players in the country." burton caught a five yard pass for a touchdown, made another reception for a two-point conversion, caught five passes for 98 yards and ran three times for 43 yards. Lee hit eight of 11 passes for 128 yards and ran 10 times for 30 yards. "David Lee is a i athlete," Dickey said. "He did a good job in Vandy's earlier games." Sloan said, "David Lee did an outstanding job in place of (Fred) Fisher." Fisher started the game but missed the final three periods due to a slight Florida Vanderbilt V-CRourke failed) -Green 8 V-Lee 7 from Lee) F-FG Posev V-Burton 5 (Adams kick) V-FG Adams A-25JJ00 0 7 3 0-10 0 6 8 10-24 run (kick (Posey kick) (Burton pass run run from Lee MEMPHIS (AP) Quarterback David Fowler came off the bench to drive Memphis a to a field goal and a touchdown in the second half and the Tigers rurvived a last-quarter Cincinnati uprising to escape with a 13-7 victory Saturday night. Trailing 13-0 Cincinnati scored as quarterback Henry Miller's 41 yard bomb to swift flanker Harold Lee, who caught the ball in the end zone with 2:03 left in the game.

The Bearcats then recovered an onside kick at the Memphis State 49 to set up one last shot. Miller's 15-yard pass to Lee moved the Bearcats to the 30 but the threat fizzled when the quarterback was penalized for grounding the ball and he threw incomplete twice. SMU 33 FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) Fleet-footed quarterback Ricky Wesson galloped for three touchdowns and safety Art Whittington returned a punt 84 yards for another score Saturday night to give Southern Methodist an easy 33-13 victory over Texas Christian. Wesson used his sprinter speed effectively throughout the game, amassing 103 yards VMI 20 CHARLESTON, S.C.

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