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The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 21

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PAGE 21 alf IHnutgumnu Aiurrtiirr FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 tm Livingston Holds First Livingston Grief Stats Cliatom Coach Suspended IhNAIA Poll Coaches RUSHING Att. Net. Avg. TD. CHATOM.

Ate. (AP) Massey 205 LaCoste 35 124 Ellison 21 101 Langston 17 90 Julian 17 49 Lightfoot 10 24 Brady 4 7 H. Gorret 2 4 Cartwright 2 4 Queries I I Howard 2 4 Totals 172 605 34 35 4 8 5.3 2.9 2.4 18 2 0 2.0 10 2 0 3.05 16,000 VOL FANS TO ATTEND GAME KNOXVILLE (AP) Tennessee's football team will have a lot of supporters in Birmingham's Legion ield Saturday for their clash with Auburn. Gus Manning, administrative assistant in the UT athlete department, said -514 tickets were sold to Vol fans for the game. "This will be the largest crowd ever to follow the Vols for a regular season out-of-town game," Manning said.

Tigers Put Final Touches On Game Plans For Vols AUBURN Auburn worked for an hour and 15 minutes here Thursday afternoon putting the final touches on their game plan for Tennessee Saturday. Defensively, the Tigers worked on recognizing the wide variety of plays that Tennessee has used in the three games they have played thus far, while the offense polished up its timing. "I think we know what to do," said head coach Ralph Jordan. "The only thing left now is to do it. "We can't make mistakes if we expect to win Saturday.

Tennessee is the kind of football team that takes advantage of every error you make." Auburn will leave Sewall Hall at approximately 12 o'clock Friday and arrive in Birmingham for a 3 p.m. work out at Legion Field. Kick-off time Saturday is 1:30 p.m. The head football coach of I Washington County High f. School at Chatom has been suspended for the re- year for ineligible officials ff mainder of the playing three players, school said Thursday.

NEW YORK (AP) Livingston, defending National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division One football champion undefeated in three games this season, leads the weekly NAIA coaches' ratings while Carthage is No. 1 in Division Two selections, according to statistics released Thursday. Livingston, a 14-3 victor over Troy State, collected 12 first place votes and 168 points from the nationwide panel of coaches. Carson-Newman retained second place with one first place vote and 152 points, while Texas Southern moved into third place with one first place vote and 130 points. Rounding out the Division One Top Ten are Southwestern Oklahoma, St.

John's, Jacksonville State, Concordia, Central Oklahoma State, Howard Payne and Nebraska-Omaha. Carthage moved from third place to the Division Two lead after the two previous leaders, California Lutheran and Westminister, were defeated. Carthage garnered 13 first place votes and 175 points while runnerup Minot State received 129 points. Alma was third, followed bv Missouri Southern and Doane. Also included in the Top Ten are California Lutheran, West Virginia State, Westminister, Northwestern, Iowa, and William Penn.

PASSING Att. Comp Int- Pet. Yds. TD Mossey ...23 9 3 39.1 154 1 LoCoste 1 I 0 100.0 22 0 Totals -24 10 3 41.7 176 1 PASS RECEIVING G. No.

Ws. TDS Cartwright 3 6 123 I The action against Coach Ed Boggs was taken by fj the 1st District Board of the Alabama High School Athletic Association. S' Hogon 3 4 53 0 Totals 10 176 1 the people tire people In addition, the school was fined $750, placed on one-year probation and ordered to forfeit the two games in which the in- eligible players participat- fid. The action by the athlet- ic association was the sec- ond such within a week ff against southwest A 1 a-1 i v. Henderson's Goal Gives Canada Win Over Russia nnn I7TI Delaware Retains Top AP Ranking oaraa teams.

MOSCOW (AP) Paul Hen MM The association announc ed last week the sus derson scored a goal with 34 seconds left to give team Cana '4 pension of head football 1- 117 1-! V. euacu Levi wasningion oi Mobile's Williamson eh game tied. Henderson also scored the winning goal in the closing minutes of Tuesday night's game. The Canadians, down 5-3 going into the third period of their decisive match, came up with three goals in the last 20 minutes to grab the victory. da a 6-5 victory Thursday night over the Soviet Union.

The victory gave Team Canadamade up of stars of the National Hockey League the eight-game series 4-3 with one NEW YORK (AP) The School. He was with using four I players. ineligible I I University of Delaware, on the heels of a 64-7 romp over Get tysburg last Saturday, retained its No. 1 ranking Thursday in this week's Associated Press college division football poll. The Blue Hens, undefeated in two games, polled 11 first-place votes and 334 points in the weekly balloting by a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters.

Louisiana Tech moved from third to second place with 300 points following it 37-14 victory over McNeese State. North Dakota, a 33-3 victor over South Dakota, slipped from second to third with 286 points. 1 Gentle! It's 1 1 mellowed through Gratifying! It's real Tennessee charcoal. Sippin Whisky. 1 it St.

1 I Busy! Hard at work miuuug every uu smoooother. Tennessee State remained in fourth place, while Boise State moved to fifth. T. Deltiware (11) 0 334 2. Louisiona Tech (4) 3-0 300 4.

Tennessee Store (1) 2-0 225 1 imt WESr 972 IT-' 111 iinumKmt CARS J. North Dokota (2 3-0 286 5. Boise State 2-0 132 6. Carson-Newman 3-0 i 7. Texas Southern 2-0 110 8.

Drake (1) 2-0 81 Western Carolina 74 TO. McNeese Stote 67 Other teams receiving votes, listed alphabetically: Akron, Alfred, Ashland, Alcorn Angelo State, Arkansas Stote. Bridgeport, Baldwin-Wallace, Ball State. Concordia-Minnesota, Carthage, Callfor-nia Lutheran, Central Michigan, Central Connecticut, Central Washington, Cho-dron, Central Oklahoma, Cameron, Cal Poly-SLO, CW. Post.

Delaware Stote, Eastern Michigan, 1-ast Stroudsburg, East Tennessee, Fresno State, Florida Florence State, Grambling. Hawaii, Humboldt State, Howard Payne, Hillsdale, Heidelberg, Hardinq Indiana State. Illinois state. Jackson State, Knox, Kentucky State. Lamar Tech, Livingston State, Lenoir-Rhyne, Montana State, Monmouth, 111., Missouri Southern.

Newberry, North Carolina North Dakota State Northeast Oklahoma, Nebraska-Omaha, Northern Iowa, Northern Colorado. Oregon Education. Presbyterian. St. John's, Southwestern Oklahoma, Southeast Louisiana, St.

Olaf, Samford, South Dakota. Southwest Texas, Tennessee Tech, Texas Troy, Ala, State. Upsala. Western Illinois, West Liberty, West Virginia State, Western Kentucky, West Chester, Pa. Stote, Washington-St.

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