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2D fflrnaaedLt gfrfog-3liinrnal Sunday, February 14, 1971 Dumps 'Bama, 92-76 Bulldogs Dump Rebs, Neumann Commodores Roar Back Tennessee Trims Georgia, 64-61 9-12 overall mark, and a 4-9 i Gets 24 Both players were then ejected from the contest and each team was awarded a free throw. AUBURN ALABAMA 0-0 0-0 Harris RetsecK Leaphrt Menqclt We'ker England Coward 7 5-6 19 Harrison 7 3-4 17 Williams 3 i-6 10 House 12-16 24 Lynch 1 4-5 6 Hollon 5 6-6 16 Ellis 0 0-1 0 Hoaue 1 1 7 1 3-3 5 6 13-14 25 0 0-1 0 6 3-4 15 1 0-0 2 1 1-2 3 1 00 2 0 2-2 2 35 26-30 76 44 4892 Garner Aoleyd Alford Garrett Totals 29 34 44 92 Totals Auburn Alabama 42 3476 England; Ala-Alabama 29. Fouled out Auburn, bama, Harrison, Lynch. Total fouls Auburn 21, A 5,137. Wins ATHENS, Ga.

CAP) Soph- i Jimmy England omore Mike Edwards drilled in moved down court searching i a free throw with three seconds for the winning shot, but remaining and Jim Woodall missed and Edwards was tipped in Edwards' missed at- fouled by Georgia's Barry Co-tempt on the second shot Satur-j hen in the battle for the day night as Tennessee climbed rebound. back into the Southeastern Con-j The Vols hit a sizzling 28 of ference basketball race with a 31 free throw attempts in the C4-61 victory over Georgia. igame to lift their SEC record to The Vols moved to within one 9 3 and their season's mark to game of league leading Ken- 16 4. Georgia plunged to 3-9 in tucky, which was upset 74 65 at! the league and for the Florida Saturday night. jyear.

The Vols and Bulldogs were The high scorer for Ten-deadlocked at 61 when Ten-jnessee was England, who hit jnessee took a time out with 15 for 25. Georgia's high scorers 'seconds remaining. Sharp-'were Ronnie Rogue and Mark I Gianfrancesco with 20 each. GEORGIA Westbrk Hoaue Toth Cohen Gnfrsco JOHN MEXGELT bags 21 16 par five holes he has Palmer Controls lob Hope Classic STARKVILLE. Miss.

(AP) Mississippi State, with Jack Bouldin and Malcolm Wesson scoring 24 and 20 points, respectively, defeated arch-rival Mississippi 75-67 Saturday night in a Southeastern Conference game. Johnny Neumann, the nation's leading scorer, paced the Rebels with 31 points 11 under his season average. MSU, who trailed 37-35 at halftime, went ahead for good 46-45 on a free throw by Bouldin with about 15 minutes left in the game. Ole Miss had led by six points early in the second half. Combs, held to one field goal in the first half, made five baskets in the second half to help lead MSU to its 11th victory against nine losses.

It was State's fifth Southeastern Conference victory against eight losses. The loss left Ole Miss with a redhead, vare by the Rams in 1953 and was traded to the New York Giants in 1955 as a right linebacker. He became an integral part of the great defensive units that led the Giants to Eastern titles in 1956, 1958 and 1959 and became a Giant player-coach and assistant coach from 1961-62. At 32, he became the youngest head coach in pro football when he succeeded former quarterback great Bob Water-field as Ram Coach in 1962 at mid-season. Hires played.

I TALLAHASSEE (Special) 'That's a lot different state IIead FootbaII U7'jr nnon nlfunnrf ttn 5-s'-m tbe last fe months," Palmer commented. "It's the thing in my score and my position right now." ne nvsseci oniv one green ana dn have a boaev. Pa mer rolled in a 12-foot putt on the seventh, He m-sod a spring of four po- Jones Adds Mike Pope To StoH Larry Jones niS stalt Saturday oy naming Mike Pope the Seminoles' direc- tor of high school relations. Pope was a graduate assistant last season at Florida State, coordinating the freshman de-j fense. 90 nf inn- -'r nn am.

1 America prep quarterback at Bickett High School. Re received his B.A. degree fi'om Lenoir Rhvne College. graduating in 1964. At Lenoir Rhimo ha pc hrpp-vpar ariH blocking back and fullback.

As i 1 1 senior, he was named the 'v j'iv'''1- aiuctuic riujci. I I tcntial birdie putts starting the! j. have been impressed with back n'ne, wedged to four feet! Mike since the day I came the 14th and then got the bird here," said Jones. "He is an the fhal 'outstanding voung man with ex- "I really didn't make many ce-tional ability" pins, ne u. run i ro ling lunngi ball real well.

It feels good I'm Nnnniii-inirl Arnold Pamer F'ovd wfechws' John Miner 67-71-64 68 572 69-71-66-25 7fi.7ixf:i:oi7o narips Rhyan ii-n-v-mMt'an Jrtnrm-m(t at wh dick Rhyan Ilis first was as athletic director and head football coach Lenoir High. In 1966 he m0VP( )o Olympic High in Char-74 lotto. X.C., and from there to Wollson in Jacksonville. He be- engeSi' TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -John Mcngclt poured in 24 points Saturday to lead Auburn to a 92-76 Southeastern Conference basketball victory over Alabama in a spirited match that saw six technical fouls and a brief scuffle on the floor.

Alabama jumped to an early 23-11 lead with 11:14 left in the half, but Auburn came back to score 11 straight points as Jim Rctscck fired in six to dose the score 23-22 during a three-minute span. A 14-foot jump shot by Ket-seck gave Auburn a 26-25 advantage and the two teams seesawed back and forth for the remainder of the half. Auburn came back from a 44-42 halftimc lead and the game proceeded in nip-and-tuck fashion until Gary England canned an 18-foot jump shot wi'h 19:41 left to give Auburn a 62-60 margin. The Tigers wore never headed again. Tempers flared late in the contest as the Alabama bench picked up a technical foul and moments later when the Alabama spectators were assessed two more technicals for throwing objects onto the court.

The three fouls enabled Auburn to cash in on four consecutive free throws and the Tigers jumped out to a commanding 84-68 lead. moments unci, Alan House and Auburn's Ret- seek came to blows before teammates separated them. UWF Golfers Post Victory University of West Florida's golf team got its season off on the winning teack with a match win over Pensacola Junior College and Spring Hill College at Osceola golf course Saturday. The Argos had a 311 medal score followed by PJC at 325 and Spring Hill 350. Bob Meadows.

UWF, was medalist with a 75 while Roy Laird led the PJC team an 80. Jay Fredricks shot an 82 for Spring Hill. The Argonauts leave Wednesday for Winter Haven to compete in the Florida Intercollegiate Tournament. iA ran" cr ArlI cv. 4C1 Auburn i n.u TIRE CENTER 1711 FAIRFIELD DRIVE Hours MON.

thru THURS. 9-6, FRI. 9-9, SAT. 9-7 NYLON CORD ramfi AO nnd head poach at Lake Wales in 1969 and stayed there until coming to Florida' state last season. He is married to the former Lee Lambie of Arlington Va.

With the Semino'e staff now complete, Jones announced the assignments. Steve Sloan is the SEC record. MISS. MISS. STATE 14 3-6 31 Hodges 0 0-0 8 5-2 30 0-0 0 Neumn Boucher Farr Rhodes Balrd Rich 3-5 00 7 Wesson 6 Sitton 3-4 17 Bouldin 1 54 0 3-4 3 0-1 3 8 II 13-11 .7 37..

30-47 40-75 0- 0 0 Black 1- 1 1 Combs 1-1 5 Beedl Strickland Totals 11-17 47 Tolalj Ole Misi Miss. State Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Ole Miss 16, Mist State 1). SALES MANAGER Ufa Insurance and Mutual Funds Guarantee Override National financial service corporation seeks an experienced sales manager, currently dually licensed, with managerial and sales experience to take over existing territory. If you can motivate others to sell pletfse send a brief resume to: Area Vice President P.

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VANDY LSU 4 2 3 10 Isley 4 St 13 Newton 1 2-3 4 Sanders 5 2-2 12 Simpson 10 2-4 22 Hess 3 0-1 6 Shockey 5 4-6 14 32 17 28 81 Totals 8 5-5 21 5 3-4 13 8 6-10 22 4 1-1 9 4 0-0 8 1 0-0 2 Freeman Oliver Mayes Thackr Weber Arnholt Maddux Totals 32 17 28 81 Totals 30 Vandy 38 4381 LSU 43 3275 Fouled out: Freeman, Vandy; Hess, LSU Total fouls: Vandy 17, LSU 20. A 9,000 president and head coach of the Chargers who gave up his job as general manager in December to resume coaching, made the announcement of Svare's hiring. Svare, 40, and Gillman, 59, both are former head coaches of the Los Angeles Rams. Gilt-man coached them from 1955 to 1959 and Svare from mid 1962 to 1965. Svare also is a former New York Giants' assistant coach and player.

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Premium, tear-resistant tread rub-ber. Wrap-around shoulder tread. Perma-weld that bonds tread and cord body into cne unit. TENNESSEE 5 3-4 13 Rchrdsn 2 4-4 8 8 4-4 20 Johnson 4 6-7 14 0 (Ml 0 Woodall 3 6-6 12 2 0-0 4 England 7 11-11 25 8 4-5 20 Edwards 2 1-3 5 1 2-2 4 24 13-15 61 Totals 18 28-31 64 34 30144 33 2841 Brennan Totals Tennessee Georgia Fouled out- Tennessee, none; Georgia, Toth. Total fouls Tennessee 15; Georgia 23, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Houston Oilers and San Diego Chargers of the Nation-a 1 Football League each named new general managers Saturday.

The Oilers, who got along without a GM for more than a year, named former minor league quarterback Bob Brod-head, 34, to run the club while the Chargers picked Harland Svare, an assistant defensive coach of the Washington Redskins and former Los Angeles Rams' head coach. The Oilers didn't have a general manager last season. Don Klosterman resigned in early 1970 to take the same post with the Baltimore Colls. John Collins, executive vice president of the Oilers who also supervises other interests of the millionaire oilman K. S.

"Bud" Adams, owner of the Oilers, did much of the general manager's work last year and Brodhead said Saturday he will report to Collins. Brodhead was chief financial officer of the Cleveland Browns, named to that post in 1968 after being hired as business manager in 1967. He played quarterback at Duke University and was the 12th round draft choice of the Browns in 1958. Reporting two weeks late to training camp in 1959 because of Army service, he was released and played that year for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Canadian Football League. He spent 1960 with the Buffalo Bills and from 1961 to 1066, he was with the Bulldogs of the minor Continental Football league as they played two years in Cleveland, moved on to Canton, Ohio, in 1964 and to Philadelphia in 1965.

Sid Gillman, executive vice Wildcats Gain Tie for Lead In Frosh Loop Washington's ninth-grade bas ketball team moved into a tie for the City Freshman League lead Saturday with a 71-68 victory over previously undefeated Woodham at Escambia'5 gym. The victory coupled with Woodham's loss left both teams with 7-i records and leading the league. fensacola High trimmed Escambia, 62-54, in the only other game Saturdav. The Ti gers now have a 26 record while Escambia has lost eight straight. Tate (3-5) was idle Saturdav tSBm.

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Junior pointman Jerry Hoover played a brilliant game in han dling the ball against Kentucky's I lightning quick defense. The Ga committed only seven turnovers in the game. Kentucky suffered its fourth loss in 20 games without coach Adolph Rupp who did not make I the trip to Florida because of a a 71-71-70-71-283 wmt3 at -72 71-63- 285 klin'fiZnl 72 75 72 A9 -238 73.71:7i:73-2!,8 72- 70-75-72 2S9 in 70 69-73-77 289 72 73-70-74 239 71-74-72-72289 74- 72-71-72-289 73- 70-75-72-79O 75- 9-72-'4 290 75-70-76-70-291 in (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ID) which indicated no fracture. The Vice President, obviously shaken, dropped his driver after 'he second shot, ignored the gal lery's pleas to try it again, jumped in a golf cart and sped down the tauwav betore conlin- Pla.v- Hope, playine in the same foursome with the Vice Presi- dent, Sanders again and Willie Mays, later quipped to Apnew: "When Alan Shepard played (golf) on the moon, I felt they fi- nallv found a place enough lor you io pun. Palmer, who stooped several times 1 nJnn, for amateur photographers hugged the ladies and joked with the men as he advanced to his three stroke lead over for- i mer PGA champ Ray Floyd and TWf I ulii FlnvH stint 7ft at TWmnda 1 i-, Dunes while Yancey carded a sparkling 66 in the 90-dogree heat at Tamarisk Country Club.

T. Big Jim Wiechers who shared the third-round lead with Pal- mer. slipped to a 73 for 277 and was tied for fourth with veteran Bob Ro' burg. Rosburg had a 67 at Indian Wells. Four desert courses are used in this $140,000 tournament, with the final Sunday at Bermuda f.

iun it io Ann l-'UliVa lUl L11C HI 31 pi l.C gj after the cut to the low 70 and ties. 1 The 41-year-old Palmer con- tinned his masterv ot the nar 5 u. nuies on uie cuuises ueing uteu in this tournament. He chipped to within 2l2 for a bird on the final hole. That put him 14 under-par for 'Om "Ou ut BATTERY LnJ Van 36 M6NTH GUARANTEE CIIJTO i a '4B Ki i mirk fjrrn a i (e 4A-J4f I i ii the inn par big on on the inH Ray Ipick Bob Tom i Ted Jim Ed I i I (Jim 1 Al MLTLFERSD Service Snecia! I' 'ifcxv; Gunther Vins SIP Bowling KANSAS CITY (AP) -Johnhny Gunther of Seattle, breezed through four straight opponents Saturday and captured first place and $10,000 the $70,000 STP Bowling Clas- cir.

The 35-year-old pro moved to his fifth Professional Bowlers Association championship with an easy 256-172 conquest over M'ke Limonscllo of North Babylon, N.Y., who went into the title game as the top seed after lead iing the qualifier. The author of a before the television cameras two vears ago in San Jose. Cal- Gunther thrilled a turnaway lCrowd at Kir.e Louie West when he began his pavoff game with seven straight strikes. PCC Valentine Golf Tourney Set Today The Pensacola Country Club Bob Straub; Bonnie Sherman and Henry! Lanohome; Shirley Gray and Buddy ftrar Hart, Evelyn McMahon and Don Giant; Jane and Lon- nie Kancoast; Lou and Bob McNeil; Joyce and Larrv Black; Bettv ard Rill Whil: Betty and Porter Bedell; Marqe and Ray Hepner; Thelma and Pat Winn. Elaine and Bill Douolas; Helen and Delo DeLorenzon; Bill and Nell Frye; Lil and Ray Brooks; Bill and Diane Davis; Bill and Peggy Soule; Boo Crocker and Terry Richardson; Mary Jane and wil.

liam Pasco; Irene Woyke and Sam Cro-c Marie La Baron and Jim! MCt-urtain. RUPP COMPACTS RIDE LIKE BIG BIKES. SEE THEM TODAY1 I tiff) PONTIAC PLAZA 3401 Navy Blvd. 433 Tom Parker led Wildcat scor- in JoI' annual Valentine inp with 20 and Mike Casey was F-some, Sunday with held to 12. Payne totaled 14 Cf)P'es teeing oif between 11 points.

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Jones to Visit Alumni Monday Florida State University football coach Larry Jones is on a tour of Florida meeting the Seminole Alumni clubs and will be in Pcascola Monday. the newly-appointed mentor will be at a gathering of the Escambia County FSU Alumni Association at the Gold Room of the Ramada Inn downtown at 7:30 p.m. There will be an open reception for all alumni and association friends and the public is invited. 4J9.9S ALIGNMENT 5.99 FardChevyt, American All other eon low priced fool.