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PAGE 4F AhtJfriturr-JiuiHNAL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1968 Tigers Storm By Wildcats (Continued From Page IF) I again, however, three plays later when a pass thrown by Dave Mair, replacing Forston at quarterback, was deflected and intercepted by Ferguson on the Kentucky 38. 1 The Tigers got two first downs but finally had to bring Riley to the field for a 23-yard field goal and a 13-0 lead at 13:09 of the second quarter. With Sonny Ferguson and Mike Kolen putting an early rush on Forston, Kentucky got nowhere after Riley kicked out of the end zone, bringing up a punt situation. Dave Hardt's kick was short and Auburn had the ball on the Wildcat 35. But David Roller, the sensational sophomore middle guard, then led a charge that kept the Tigers from capitalizing on their fine fieW position.

Finally, Connie Frederick was called upon to punt and, when the ball hit inside the five, Tom Banks kept it from going into the end zone to pin the Wildcats down on the two. Then I a later. Ron After a punt exchange, Ken tucky started from the Auburn 47 and went in for a touchdown. Forston hit King for 17 and then had another pass ruled complete on interlerence, moving the chains to the 15. Lyons com -AP Wirephofo AUBURN'S RON YARBROUGH (65) STEPS INTO END ZONE FOR TD Picked Up Ball After Blocking Punt for First Quarter Score pleted the drive, running 10 yards to the weak side, and Jones added the extra point with 4:43 left in the half.

Yarbrough blocked Hardt's punt Auburn then threatened mild and fell on the oaii in we e.iu zone for an Auburn touchdown. Riley converted and the Tigers held a 10-0 lead with 4:40 remaining in the first jeriod. tir piiov usain kicked out ly, moving to the Kentucky 35 Auburn a 16-7 lead as the game moved to the final period. Carter promptly went to the air again, hitting Mike Shows for 13 and Frederick for 11, as the Tigers moved to the Wildcat 18. Once again, though, the Tig on Carter passing and an in- Tommy Traylor replaced' Carter and pitched out to Hurston for a gain of 10.

Hurston added five on a dive but Clark was stopped for no gain, Traylor then scored on "a wide sweep, but Auburn wai guilty of clipping on the play. Riley's 40-yard attempt was wide and Kentucky raced the clock, passing frantically. the next play and the stage was set for Auburn's second touchdown of the night. Carter passed to Christian in the end zone for the score and Riley's kick was good, ending the scoring for the night. But the Tigers almost had another score after Shirley intercepted a Forston pass to start operations from the 20.

Assorlatrd pnw Wirrprmto KENTUCKY'S STAN FORSTON SNOWED UNDER BY THREE TIGERS Kolen (54), Holtzclaw (57), Unidentified Teammate Make Tackle of the end zone, Kentucky got terierence ruling. But Lyons ended the threat by picking off Carter's pass on the nine and running out to the 28. its initial first down wnen i.yo"! rambled for 16 yards before Ulrt knnrUnri Hfiwn bV BUdOy ers were to muff a chance for a touchdown, Riley, however, rang So, the Tigers went to in Shug Says Effort Imc Clin ton. But Auburn the bell again, splitting the termission with a none too com defenders, led by Kolen ana Bin ime on assist from Don fortable 13-7 lead. Auburn took the second half IWcbb, 'quickly forced Kentucky kickoff and was soon knocking into another puni situation.

Hardt, however, fumbled the snan and Webb covered the ball Best in Lexington at tne ooor again. Witli Clark and Currier running and Carter passing, coupled with a 15-vard on the Kentucky 22. penalty against Kentucky, the nnce asain. thoueh. Auburn failed to capitalize on the op-nnrinnitv.

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1 807 Commerce Street Dalles, Texas 75201 Auburn was a ening uprights from 30 yards out with his record shot. The Tiger now were in command with a 19-7 lead. Another Tiger threat quickly materialized when Frederick's 52-yard punt was fumbled by Lyons and recovered by Banks on the Kentucky 22. But, after moving to the 11, Carter's pass was deflected and intercepted by Hackett on the Kentucky eight. A few minutes later, with time running out, Kentucky gambled on a fouthand-two situation and Forston was hit for a four-yard loss.

This gave Auburn the ball at the Kentucky 25. After Ellis ran for five, Carter passed to Christian for another five. Kentucky was offside on ranee within a few minutes. By SAM ADAMS Journal Sports Editor LEXINGTON, Ky. "I think this is the first good game Auburn has ever turned in in Lexington," Coach Kalph Jordan said of a 28-7 winning effort Saturday night.

"We played a hellish defensive game, contained (Dickie) Lyons most of the lime, kept the ball away from him on kickoffs and punts, and recovered fumbles. We can become a very fine team if we can get our offensive game on an even keel. At the start of (he game, we had a whip hand, lost it and came back in the second half to get it back." The Auburn coach singled with Currier aeain sunnlvlno tho spark, but Riley's kick from 37 Individual Statistics yaras out was wide. But before the quarter ended, Carter had passed the Tigers into Wildcat territory again. When the drive hopped rinw Rushing N.O.

7 Lyons 6 Riley came on and kicked a 47-yarder to tie the SEC and Mitchell .1 14 10 Forslon Hardl -Beard one game record. Cardinals Power To Series Win This three-Dointer a Passlni Yds 101 All Comp Inl Forston .2 19 out Tim Christian, Connie Frederick and, Alvin Breslcr for special mention offensively. Concerning Bresler's injury, he said, "We were most disappointed over his injury because we were looking for great things of him, being a 9.7 track man. We don't think his knee is hurt as badly as we first thought." Jordan then heaped praise upon Kentucky's Lyons and Roller. "Lyons is as fine a football player as there is in the conference.

He had some tough luck tongiht. And Roller is as fine a defensive lineman as Auburn has faced, not this year but any year. He's one helluva player." Coach Charlie Bradshaw of Kentucky gave Auburn full credit. "They just whipped us," he said. "We never could get any kind of attack going and had to play catch up all the time.

The biggest thing was field position, they kept us backed up all the time. We repeatedly let them make the big third down plays. But Auburn simply has a good football team." Balr 2 0 1 0 Tds rasa Receiving No. Thompson 5 Mllrhell 1 (Continued Prom Page IF) l.yona 1 Kaline, who has spent his en King 3 AUBI'RN Rushing N.O. tire career in Detroit, where he had waited 16 years for a chance to play in a Series, got a tremendous standing ovation when he ran to right field after Currier 15 34 Clark 10 Cartel 7 -13 Ellis 11 45 Huiton 5 1 hitting the homer in the third.

Zofko 16 Brock was something else. He Passing walked in the first, stole second Alt Comp lnt Tds Carter 2 14 2 160 but was gunned down at third Pass Receiving No. Tds Chrlallan 10 Brealer 34 when Roger Maris took a third called strike. Brock singled in the third, stole second and was stranded. He singled again in the fifth, stole second and Showa 1 13 Frederick 1 12 Fills 1 11 scored on the double by Flood.

out to talk with Wilson while he was in the process of walking Roger Maris and called in Pat Dobson after the walk. It was revealed that Wilson had pulled a hamstring muscle on his right side. After Cepeda fouled out, Mc-Carver ripped into a Dobson pitch and drove it into the upper deck in right field, some 340 feet from home plate. Although Washburn weakened in the sixth when he walked two in a row, the Cards never gave up the lead. Joe Hoerner, the lefty relief man who walked in two runs in the second game, checked the Tigers the rest of the way.

Cepeda wrapped it up in the seventh when he golfed a liner into the lower seats in left after Flood singled and Maris doubled. It was the first homer in la series games for Cepeda, who was the .103 hitting flop of the 1367 Series with Boston. Mc-Carver had not done much better a year ago, batting only .125. Washburn, who gave up the homers to Kaline in the thud and to Dick McAuliffe in the fifth, was the winner over Wilson. The Tigers got the two ho-mnrs hut nnlv two other hits, Catch it in Color When he singled In the eighth, he had no place to go because Hoerner was on second base.

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