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yn in mi ij ii i mi I "If I 2C Sundoy, Nov. 5, 1967 caUafraaaw Dfmorral, a i -a Riley, Eason Auburn "OS ac The Yardstick Florida Rattlers Storm Past Auburn 50 12 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Prats Fnmhles lost 136 81 242 145 62 85 22-35-0 13-24-1 10-28 8-41 1 0 45 38 SEC record to 2-1 and Florida's dropped to 2-2. The two blocked punts attempted by quarterback Larry Rentz, ruined Florida's bid to snap an Auburn jinx in Cliff Hare Stadium, where the Tigers have never lost to Florida in 11 games. Florida led 7-6 until the Auburn explosion, started with 4:24 in the 3rd period. Three minutes later, the Tigers were in front 26-7, with Carter scoring on a plunge and a 3-yard Yards penalized AUBURN, Ala.

(AP) Explosive Auburn scored 2 0 points in a 3-minute outburst in the 3rd quarter with the help of two blocked punts, and nipped Florida 26-21 Saturday behind the quarterbacking of Loran Carter, who scored twice and tossed two touchdown passes. The Tigers' comeback triumph in the Southeastern Conference battle knocked Florida out of the title chase and kept N.C. Aggies 63-6 Special to The Democrat GREENSBORO, N.C. Ken Riley, Florida scrambling quarterback did a reverse yesterday by staying in the pocket and passed the Rattlers to a 63-6 victory over the Aggies of State University of North Carolina. Auburn's slim championship hopes alive.

Auburn boost-ad its It was "bounced back big" The Yardstick First Downs FAMU 23 178 363 urncane uerens N.C. 12 47 96 26 11 0 8 36 2 74 Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Intercepted By Punts Punt Average Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized run and throwing a 14-yard touchdown strike to Freddie Hyatt. The last two Auburn scores came after Florida punts were blocked by Mike Holtzclaw, who gave the Tigers the ball on the Gators' 21, and by Jim Bouchillon, who set an opportunity on the Florida 14. After that outburst, Florida fought back with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns. Larry Smith darted in on a 16-yard run and Rentz scored on a 1-yard dash.

The Gators, who held Auburn without a first down for the first 22 minutes of the game, had gone in front in the second quarter on Tommy Glenn's 1-yard plunge. Auburn came back, scoring on Carter's 10-yard pass to Tim Christian, but the extra point kick was wide and the Tigers trailed until their winning surge in the third period. The triumph gave Auburn a 5-2 record for the season, with Florida's mark this fall dropping to 4-2. The Tigers were fortunate on fumbles, hobbling the ball four times but recovering all of them. Florida lost the ball once, when Rentz fumbled to Auburn's Gusty Yearout just before the half on the Tiger's 26 14 2 38.1 1 36 Keys icirory yfK 1 i week for the Rattlers and Riley, John Eason and halfback Glen Edwards did just that as the loss was the Aggies' worse defeat in the 17-game series with the Rattlers.

Riley completed 10 of 18 passes for 242 yards and three touchdowns. The junior from Plant City played the best game of his college career, before turning the signal calling over to Elroy Morand and Steve Scruggs early in the second half. The Rattlers scored the third time they got the ball. Halfback Hubert Ginn returned an Aggie punt six yards to the Rattler 32. A ground play went five yards.

Riley then hit Eason over the middle and the 6-2, 220-pound speedster, who runs a 9.8 hundred, outran The Yardstick Miami Va. Tech 3 32 25 15 124 106 45 189 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Pints Fumbles lost Yards penalized 7-23-1 8-18-1 11-38 12-37 3 3 40 55 three Aggie defenders for a 63-yard touchdown. The next Rattler score took just four plays after Ginn returned an Aggie punt to the 38. Three plays and a 15-penalty against put the Rattlers on the 22. Riley then found Eason by himself in the end zone for the second touchdown.

Three minutes later was on the scoreboard again. Riley hit tight end Alonzo Gilbert with a 33-yard pass to the Aggie 1-yard line and then sneaked over hmself on the next play. The Aggies received the kickoff and four plays later got off a bad punt to their own 36. In just five plays Edwards BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) -Miami's Hurricane stole Virginia Tech's thunder with a suffocating defense that permitted only 7 yards Saturday and dumped the Techmen from football's unbeaten ranks 14-7.

Quarterback David Olivo scored one touchdown and passed for the other for the resurgent Hurricane as Miami repeated its 19S6 Liberty Bowl triumph over Tech before a crowd of 35,000 at Lane Stadium. All-America a a Frank Loria accounted for Virginia Tech's only touchdown Associated Press Wirephoto Florida's Larry Smith Churns Hard gets first down in first quarter themselves contained completely by the i forward wall of the visitors. So unyielding was the Miami defense that the Gobblers, who had won 14 regular season games succession over the last two seasons, didn't make a first down until 40 minutes had elapsed and picked up only three in the entire game. Instrumental in the Miami scheme of containment was the kicking of Hank Collins, who three times in the last two periods kept the punchless Techmen with their backs to the wall by punting out of bounds inside the Gobbler 10. Miami didn't have too much success of its own in penetrating the fine Tech defense and used a recovered fumble to set up the game winning touchdown in the second period.

DEDICATION RUINED with a 95-yard punt return which temporarily tied the score at 7-7 in the second period. But after Loria's brilliant run, the Techmen found 10, spoiling a touchdown bid by the Gators. That drive started when Florida's Bobby Downs intercepted a pass by Carter on the Auburn 46. Smith, the big Florida halfback, was the game's top rusher with 102 yards on 22 carries and he also caught two passes for 28 yards. Florida 0 7 0 1421 Vols Rout Tampa took it over from five yards out.

The first half scoring ended with Riley connecting with flanker Eugene Milton in the m-State Top The Yardstick Tide By Tenn. Tampa 13 26 Auburn 0 4 20 0-26 Kla Glenn 1 run (Barfield kick) Aub Christian 10 pass from Carter TAMPA (AP) Third ranked Tennessee christened the new $4.6 million Tampa Stadium Saturday by trouncing mismatched University Tampa Spartans 38-0. nly 13-0 Coun (Kick failed) Aub Carter 1 run (Pass failed) Aub Carter 3 run (Jones kick) First downs Pushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passe Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Miami 0 14 0 014 Virginia Tech 0 7 0 07 II 159 100 15-424 9-35 2 50 212 319 109 22-39-2 S-41 4 60 Aub Hyatt 14 pass from Carter (Jones Mia Olivo 1 plunge (Tracy kick) Tech Loria 95 punt return (Utin kick) Mia Acuff 11 lateral from Cox on dsss move Vols' Tamps was unable to the football beyond the llyard line. kick) Fla Smith 1 run (Barfield kick) Fla Rentz 1 run (Barfield kick) Attendance 42,000 estimated. from Olivo (Tracy kick) Tennessee quarterback Attendance 35.000.

Dewey Warren threw twice for TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Sophomcre runner Tommy Wade perked up a sluggish Alabama offense and the Crimson Tide defeated punchless Mississippi State 13-0 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday. touchdowns to end Mike Gooch Spartan quarterback Dave Saladino hit 15 of 42 passes for 159 yards but an attempt to score was squelched by an end zone interception. When Tampa moved to the Vols' 11-yard line in the closing minutes of the second quarter, Roy Tice missed on a field goal attempt and the only other threat was ended when Tampa fumbled at Tennessee's 32-yard line. Tennessee tailback Walter Chadwick started the second half with a dazzling 65-yard run down the east sideline, tight roping along the chalkline for a touchdown.

The first score came less than four minutes into the game on a 42-yard field goal by Karl Kremser. Mike Jones intercepted a Saladino pass in and quarterback Bubb Wyche completed one scoring pass to Ken Delong. The Yardstick Wade put on an offense to give the Tide more quickness, scored the game's only touchdown and was largely Miss. State Alabama First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage 3 14 77 94 51 108 104 59 5-14-3 12-26-3 Clemson Rolls To 17-0 Win Passes 13-32 9-34 2 3 55 22 Punts Fumbles lost Vardg penalized Texas Grabs 35-28 Game end zone on a 13-yard TD pass. Eason caught four passes for 149 yards and three TDs.

His scoring passes were for 63, 51 and 22 yards. Edwards scored on runs of 5, 21 and 13 yards. The Rattler defense by as tough as the offense, holding to 47 yards rushing and 96 passing. The Aggies completed 11 of 26 passes, mostly for short gains. Other bright spots for the Rattlers were the running of freshman fullback James Owens and the passing of frosh quarterback Scruggs.

Owens led the Rattlers in rushing with 59 yards in six carries, and Scruggs completed two of three passes for 37 yards, including a 22-yard pass to end Melvin Jones that set up the last touchdown. A penalty had nullified an earlier TD pass from Scruggj to Jones that covered 35 yards. "I think the beys found themselves today," said Coach Jake Gakher. "They played a fine game on offense and defense. We've had two good weeks of practice and they were up for this one." The Rattlers can not afford to relax, Saturday night they meet the Jaguars of Southern University in Bragg Stadium.

FAMU is now 5-1 for the Over N.C. responsible for setting up the second of two field goals by Steve Davis. State, meanwhile, was unable to dent the Alabama defense. The Bulldogs did not get a first down until six minutes were gone in the third Over SMU DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Bill Bradley passed and ran Texas CHAPEL HILL, N.C.

(AP) Buddy Gore's running led Clemson to a hard-earned 17-0 victory over North Carolina Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game. A crowd of 34,000 saw Clemson score two touchdowns in the final period, one on a zpSl Tampa territory and a 15 yard throw from Warren to Delong set up the three-pointer. Warren completed 12 of 26 passes for 236 yards as Tennessee piled up a total of 319 yards in the air and 212 on the ground. Saladino's passing gave Tampa 159 yarc's on passing but the Vols held Tampa to The Yardstick period. The first half was marked mainly by ragged play by Alabama's offense until a fumble recovered by Wade gave the Tide the ball on the State 25 late in the half.

State halted Alabama on the 7 and Davis kicked a 24 yard Clemson X. Carolina First downs 20 12 to a 35-28 victory over Southern Methodist Saturday as the Longhorns fought off a wild aerial bombardment engineered by Mike Livingston. Livingston threw four touchdown bombs, three for 28, 55 and 5 yards to the brilliant Jerry Levias and one for 42 to Jim Hagle. With Bradley either set up or passed for all of the Texas touchdowns and kept the Rushing yardage Passing yardage just 18 yards rushing. Return yardage Passes 216 141 60 14-30-2 7-39 0 55 114 63 137 7-33-1 9-36 2 79 Punts ihe bpartans lost four intercepted passes, two fumbles and a blocked punt to Ten Fumbles lost Yards penalized field goal.

Later the third period, Kenny Stabler's passes nessee. season, the Aggies 1-5-1. Score by quarters: FAMU 7 27 14 15 Associated Press Wirephoto N.C. The Yardstick 0 Steve Kiner blocked the Spartan punt in the first period at the Tampa 30 and the Vols needed just eight plays to drive Scoring Summaries: Duke's Pefe Schafer (44) Is Going Nowhere On This Play FAMU Eason 63 pass from Riley (Lovett kick) FAMU Eason 22 pass from Rilej for the first touchdown scored Texas SMU 24 18 548 2 193 378 102 38 12-15-0 29-40-1 2-55 4-46 3 2 40 34 First downi Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized by Richard Callaway on a dash from the seven. nauec quickly by Yellow Jacket Tommy Carlisle (92.) Tech Snaps Losing Streak With 19-7 Win Over Duke Tennessee 10 7 14 738 to Dennis Homan put the ball on the State 10.

Wade took it in on his third try. Midway of the fourth period, Alabama took the ball from its own 33 to the State 4 on Stabler's passing and Wade's running, but the drive stalled and Davis kicked a 21-yarder to end the scoring. State never threatened, but never gave up. Big Lennis Stevens carried the brunt of the State attack. Stabler, by a neck crick the past two days, was not as effective as usual on Tampa 0 0 0 00 Tenn FG Kremser 42 Tenn Callaway 7 run (Kremser kick) nun) FAMU Riley 1 run (Edwards pass from Riley) FAMU Edwards 5 run (kick fall FAMU Milton 13 pass from Riley (kirk fail) N.C.

Code 1 run (run fail) FAMU Edwaids 21 run (Lovrlt kick) FAMU Eason 51 pass from Morand (l.ovelt kick) FAMU Safety Turner tackled la end zone FA.MU Scott I run (Lovett kirk) FAMU Kdwards 13 run with fumble (pass fail) Tenn Delong 4 pass from Wyche' (Kremser kick) Tenn Chadwick 65 run (Kremser kick) Tenn Gooch 11 pass from Warren (Kremser kick) Tenn Gooch 27 pass from Warren (Kremser kick Attendance 26,500. sounded, quarterback The Yardstick Woodall fired a 41-yard pass into the end zone which bounc ed off Tech defenders and the yCATS WIN 22-7 his passes, with State covering Homan all the way. Joe Kelley 23-yard runback of an intercepted pass by Billy Ware. The Tar Heels made a tough battle of it for three quarters, stopping a Clemson drive in the first period on their one. It was the seventh loss for North Carolina against one victory.

Clemson is now 3-4 for the season and 3-0 in the conference. Gore, 190-pound junior, carried 31 times for 131 yards. Clemson grabbed a 3-0 lead 47 seconds before the half on a 32-yard field goal by Arthur Craig. The Tigers got their first touchdown early in the fourth period on an 11-yard pass from quarterback Jimmy Addison to Benny Michael. A 22-yard run by Gore to the 18 set up the score.

Clemson made it 17-0 in the closing seconds when Ware intercepted a Jeff Beaver pass on the Tar Heel 23 and scampered for a touchdown. North Carolina missed three scoring opportunities in the first half, two on field goal attempts. In the second period the Tar Heels rolled from their 20 to the Clemson one, but quarterback Gayle a fumbled and Clemson's Joey Branton recovered there, ction Duke Ga. Tech First downs 15 18 Mils! 'ing yardage 131 169 Passing yardage 166 135 Upturn yardage 51 61 Passes 12-25-3 11-9-1 Prnts 6-36 5-32 Fumbles lost 2 2 per'i7ei1 75 37 Longhorns ahead in a see-saw battle after the Methodists had tied it up 7-7 midway of the first period. Texas was winning its fifth straight game and hanging closely in the Southwest Conference race.

Southern Methodist was dropping its sixth consecutive game and definitely fading from championship contention. A crowd of 43,000 turned out on homecoming day to witness the wildest offensive game of the conference season. Both teams committed numerous fumbles, but each was able to take advantage of only one. Tide about half ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Quarterbsck Kim King, recovering from two injured ankles, guided Georgia Tech 80 yards to a third quarter touchdown to clinch a 19-7 victory over Duke Saturday and snap a three-game football losing streak for the Yellow Jackets.

Tech, operating with its ace defensive back Bill Eastman directed the the game. The Yardstick 3-13 Alabama Mississippi State kick) Ala FO Davis 54 Ala Wade 1 run (Davis Ala FG Davis 21 Attendance 58.059. W. Vs. If 33 148 134 124 7 5 14-25-0 13 27 1 4-36 7-37 1 0 45 55 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized intended receiver, and end Jim Hysong caught it before it hit the ground for the score.

After Tech stopped a Duke drive at the start of the second half, King came in and sent the Jackets on their way to the score which sewed up the game. Lenny Snow broke two tackles at the line of scrimmage and scampered 11 yards for the touchdown. Duke 0 7 0 0-7 Georgia Tech 3 7 0-19 Tech FG Carmichael 21 Tech Eastman 16 run (pass failed) Tech FG Carmichael 27 Duke Hyson 41 pass from Woodall (Riesenleld kick) Tech Snow 11 rua (Carmichael) Attendance 50.103. LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -Dicky Lyons scored 22 points on three touchdowns, one extra point and a field goal Saturday as Kentucky snapped a six-game losing streak with a 22-7 football homecoming victory over West Virginia.

Lyons, who fought a weeklong bout with the flu, saw only limited running action until the fourth quarter when he provided the Wildcats with two touchdowns in less than five minutes to put the game away. Kentucky recovered from an Texas 14 7 7 7-35 SMU 7 0 14 728 Tex Gilbert 1 run (Layne kick) SMU Levias 28 pass from Livingston early Mountaineer scoring drive with a touchdovn and field goal to put Kentucky ahead 9-7 at the half. West Virginia 7 0 (parte kick) Tex Gilbert 5 run (Layne kick) Tex Koy 2 run (Layne kick) Tex Bradley 1 run (Layne kick) Kentucky 3 0 13-21 pass from Dio Arkansas Defeated 33-21 By Texas FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Texas Edd Hargett, the Southwest Conference's leading passer, shot down the Arkansas pass defense like a man shooting ducks Saturday as the Aggies came from behind for a 33-21 victo. 10 WVa-Pobolish (Juskowich kick) converted to quarterback, had built up a shaky 12-7 lead over the stubborn Blue Devils when King tcok over to direct Tech to its clinching touchdown.

Tech controlled the ball in the first half, but saw numerous scoring opportunities stopped by the Duke defense. Twice in the first half, placekicker Tommy Carmichael booted field goals after Tech was stopped, one of 21 yards and the other for 27. The Jackets' first touchdown came in the second quarter when Eastman fumbled a handoff at the Duke 16, picked it up and ran past Blue Devil defenders into the end zone. Duke got its lone touchdown on another odd play at the close of the half. As the gun Ky Lyons 3 run (kick failed) Ky FG Lyons 33 Ky Lyons 3 run (pass failed) Ky Lyons 1 run (Lyons kick) Attendance 30.000.

SMU Levias 55 pass from Livingston (Partee kick) SMU Hagle 43 pass from Livingston (Partee kick) Tex Higgins 16 pass from Bradley (Layne kick) SMU Levies 5 pass from Livingston (Partee kicM Attendance: 43,000. PLAYED IN BLIZZARD Hargett hit on 13 of 25 passes for 168 yards and three Army Edges Falcons 10-7 Irish Crush Navy 43-14 The Yardstick AM Arkansas First downs 16 19 Rushing yardage 116 93 Passing yardage 168 205 Return yardage 160 79 Pannes 13-25-0 18-22-1 Punts 8-35 7-41 Fumbles lost 0 I Yards penali7ed .50 0 KA mnftrnfn fZrrn AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Army's once-beaten Black Knights marched through Air Force Saturday for a 10-7 football victory on their possession at the Arkansas 19. vjitcii Some Trouble 10-0 from South The Yardstick on a 13-yard pass to Max Peacock and then Hargett passed for 12 yards and a touchdown to fullback IOWA CITY. Iowa (AP) -Big Ten co-leader Minnesota nipped a surprsinglv tough Wendell Housley.

Charlie! wwa team, 10-0 Saturday on a Riggs' extra point attempt hit r'irst quarter touchdown pass by Arm? AirForce 23 14 501 111 156 95 36 22 13-27-0 10-19-1 5-42 3 40 2 0 10 First downs Hushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes tints Fumbles lost Yards penalired touchdowns against a defense that had not yielded a touchdown pass all season. He continually waited until a receiver broke open and then rapidly delivered the ball on target. The victory kept 4-1, atop the conference race and moved it a step closer to a Thanksgiving Day showdown with Texas. Arkansas is now 1-2-1. had not scored against Arkansas in the past three years and last defeated the Razorbacks in 1957.

Arkansas took a 14-7 halftime lead as quarterback Kenny South produced two fourth down pass completions that led to touchdowns within a four-mirjte pericd late in the half. tied it 14-14 after a 22-yard punt return by Bob Long put the Aggies in quarterback Curt Wilson the left upright and went wide. Navy was penalized 15 for mask-grabbing, Hanratty going three yards for the score. A pass interception against Cartwright set a 4 3 a marchfor Notre Dame's next score on Bleier's second two-yard-run. Still in the wild second quarter, Navy's squibbing nine yard punt set up a 56-yard Irish strike for a 35-0 halftime lead on Bob Gladieux' two-yard drive.

Navy 0 0 1 14 Notre Dams 7 21 0 4j ND Meier 2 run, kick ND Seymour 10 pais from Hanratty. Azzaro kick M-Hanratty 3 run, Azzaro kick Bleier 2 run, Azzaro kick ND Gladiuex 2 run. Azzaro kick Navy Cartwright I run, CartttrigM run Navy Cartwright 1 run. pass failed ND Dushney 1 run. Furlong pass Irons O'Brien leaving Arkansas with a 21-20 after recovery of an Irish fumble.

Cartwright, who flopped as a touted passing rival of Hanratty, also scored on a one-yard dive when Navy mustered a 58-yard march in the fourth period. Notre Dame took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter as Bleier's first short plunge wound up a 67-yard drive on 15 running plays. Then the second quarter Irish explosion was triggered on Hanratty's 10-yard pass to Seymour climaxing a six-play strike from midfield. Notre Dame's third touchdown needed only five plays to cover 45 yards after Minnesota added a 21-yard field goal by Bob Stein in the SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -Notre Dame's 10th ranked Irish pounded error-prone Navy for four touchdowns in the second quarter and then let reserves mop up the outclassed Middies for a 43-14 football victory in a baby blizzard Saturday.

It was the highest Irish point total in the 41-game rivalry with Navy. In the 28-point second period, the Middies helped scuttle themselves with two face-mask grabbing penalties, a nine-yard punt and an intercepted pass. Playing only the first half, Notre Dame's Terry Hanratty plunged for one touchdown and flipped a 10-yard scoring pass to Jim Seymour and Rock The Yardstick Navy Notre Dams First downs 12 30 Rushinu Yardage 134 313 Passing Yardage 100 19 Return yardage 5 53 Passes H-31-1 M7-0 Punts 6-23 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalised 30 Bleier smashed for two Irish touchdowns on a pair of two-yard runs. Navy's only comfort came as the Middie offense scored its first touchdown against Notre Dame since the last Navy triumph over the Irish in 1963 by a 35-14 score. That came early in the third quarter, with Navy trailing 35-0, as quarterback John Cartwright smashed one-yard to cap a 25-yard Middie drive -33 third quarter.

lead with 14:31 to go. Texas 7 0 7 19 Arkansas 0 14 7 0- 1 run kick) 21 It was the fourth straight vie- Ark-Dickey 1 run (White kk-k) tory in the league for the GO-Ark Peacock 6 pass from South (White kirk) phers, who maintained their ikwZ' 1 P' frm IUTC" share of thc Ten leadcrshiP first visit to the Falcons' snow-rimmed home grounds. The Cadets' Nick Kurilko kicked a 45-yard field goal the first time Army got the ball and that proved to be the deciding margin. Army JOT 0-10 Air rorce 0 0 0 7-7 Kurilko 45 Army Jarvis 8 run (Kurilko kick) AF Mumme 3 run (Roseman kick) Attendance 49,534. Ark i pass from wim Indiana ana ruraue.

(White kick) A' -'Imisley 12 pass from (kick failed) Maxwell 15 pas from Jlargtlt Minnesota touchdown came midway through the first period when Wilson hit end Charley Sanders with a 17-yard strike. (Rifgs kick) (pass failed) Stejfent 1 run Attendance: 41,000..