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18-7 Sayre Trims Southside for 7th Straight, for the usually air-minded Redskins. Trailing lft-7 and time running out, SHS went allout with passes, second string QB Blane Ward completing four-of-five for 32 yards. The game ended on a Sayre interception, Ciotti picking off a pass on his own 29 and carrying back 48 yards to the By AL MALLETTE SAYRE When you walk into Sayre's Lockhart St. Bowl you're greeted with a banner which reads "We're No. 1." The message might be right for the Twin Tiers, anyway.

Tom McCabe's Redskins Friday night moved a step closer to' that much desired unbeaten, untied football season with a come-from-behind, 15-7, victory over Tom Hurley's battling Southside Green Hornets. Southside was expected to be Sayre's toughest roadblock to that 9-0 campaign. And. Hurley's Hornets went right after the Redskins, scoring the first time they got their hands on the football off a brilliant, 53-yard scamper by Clyde Stroman. Then, as McCabe's clubs have so often done, Sayre shut the door on the Hornets with rugged, alert defensive play which produced five intercepted passes and two recovered fumbles.

Still, it took a crucial penalty, an intercepted pass and a poor SHS punt to set up Sayre's three touchdowns. came on a 42-yard dash by Mike Schweiger, a 24-yard run by Joe Ciotti and a two-yard keeper by quarterback Mike Dinan. The mark of a winner, though, is being able to capitalize on your opponent's ball right to Stroman and the swift Hornet back shot inside Sayre's left end, cut to the right sidelines and simply outran a half dozeri trailing Redskins. Mark Frampton's placement added a seventh point and the Hornets seemed in control. The Hornets marched rather freely throughout the rest of the first half, but mistakes cut off scoring opportunities.

After the kickoff following the SHS touchdown the Hornets quick-charging defense seemed to have Sayre stymied and on a third-and-four from the Sayre 41, the Hornets buried Dinan for a 14-yard loss. But the Hornets were detected offsides and the five-yard penalty gave Sayre its first first down of the game. Two plays later Schweiger hit up the middle, appeared stopped, then broke away and raced 42 yards into the end zone. Schweiger tried to slam over for a two-point conversion but was stopped on the one and SHS still maintained a 7-6 edge. The second quarter Sayre TD was set up by the first of three Mark Hutchinson interceptions.

Hutch picked Mike Kelly's pass out of the air on the Sayre 35 and carried back to the SHS 29 before being tackled. Two plays later Ciotti swung right, broke away from a lirte tackle, cut back to the middle of the field and simply ran past mistakes. Sayre did just that to record its seventh straight victory and 31st in its last 34 football games under McCabe's tutelage. Southside actually didn't perform like an loser. The Hornets held an edge in most of the yardage statistics but they couldn't overcome their own mistakes and the Redskins simply didn't make too many boo boos.

Southside, mixing plays well and running easily to the outside behind good blocking, went 62 yards in five plays the first time it had the football. Quarterback Mike Kelly got a big 16 on a bootleg left and on a third-and-four from the Hornet 47, Kelly shuffled the the SHS secondary for a 24-yard scoring play. Early in the' fourth quarter the Redskins struck again. The Hornets were bottled on their own 26 (SHS only gained a net five yards rushing inthe second half after rolling to139 in the first half) and Mark Bradt went back to punt. Bradt got off a poor punt that traveled only four yards past the line of scrimmage and the Redskins had possession on the SHS 30.

Sayre went the 30 yards in five plays, Dinan scoring on a keeper from the two. The big play, though, was a Dinan to Craig Witmer pass good for 17 yards. It was one of only two completions in seven attempts SHS 22. Sayre SHS 10 33 14 13 0 58 3 27 i 2 30 first Downs Yards Rushing Passes como. Passes int.

by Yards Passinq Total yards gamed Punts avg. Fums lost turns Yards Penaliied Southside 44 166 17 15 3 40 22 15 0 0 07 0 It 7 6 Sayre SMS Stroman 53 yard run (Framptoo placement! Sayre Schweiqer 42 yard run. Sayre Ciotti 24 yard run. Sayre Dinan 2-yard run. 28-0 Notre Dame Smashes Crippled Blue Haiders, At halftime, Mary Richmond was crowned Homecoming Queen, adding a touch of beauty to one of the most beautiful football nights for Notre Dame in recent years.

Star-Gazette port Horseheads Notre Damt First Downs By ED WEAVER Ramich. That's a name that brings back fond memories' in Notre Dame football. While the names of Jim and Joel Ramich (two of ND's best running backs ever) were being reminisced about in the ND stands during Friday night's Homecoming game, Mike Ramich was leading a Crusader ground attack that ripped through the Horseheads defense and paced the rejuvenated Crusaders to a 28-0 waltz past the injury-riddled Blue Raiders. Ramich capped a 29-yard ND ELMIRA, N.Y. OCT.

21, 1972 PAGE 9 9 107 16 5 0 38 U5 3 227 42 66 16 252 64 19 281 36 11 85 Yards Rushing Passes comp. Passes int. by Yards Passing Total yards gained Punts avq. Fums lost fums Yards Penalijed Horseheads Notre Dame 1. 1 0 0 0 0-4 7 7 7 7 IB ference.

Ramich's brothers Jim, a prancing, triple-threat quarterback of the early sixties, and Joel a hard-driving halfback of the glorious mid-sixties and ND's all-time leading ground gainer, were in the crowd of 4,700, but many ex-Crusader stars were. jj NO Ramich 5 run (Dunlavey kick) ND Ramich 66 run (Dunlavey kick) ND Pino 3 run (Dunlavey kick) ND-PiJo 2 run "(Kraft kick) IWIIlteilAeWil illfUMlitwJ CRUSADER DASH Notre Dame's Jim ND's Jack Dunlavey is on the ground in Pizzo (1) tries an end run as Horse" an attempt to Cembrinski (23.) heads' Brad Clark comes up for the tackle. Knicks Nip Cavs, 92-89 the New York rebounders with 12. Dave DeBusschere had 16 points as the Knicks upped their mark to 4-1, while Cleveland is 0-4. march following a fumble recovery with a five-yard touchdown slant off right tackle that with Jack Dunlavey's extra point pick gave the Crusaders a 7-0 lead late in the first period.

Then, with 9:11 remaining in the first half, Ramich took a handoff from quarterback Mark Margeson on ND's draw play, darted through a huge hole, quickly cut to the outside and outraced a Horseheads defender for a 66-yard TD gallop. "it was the biggest hole I've ever seen," Ramich said later. "Just great blocking on the line." Except for three consecutive seven-yard bursts (one for a TD) late in last week's Hornell game, Ramich hadn't carried the ball since early in the year. "No, I haven't," said the modest senior, "but I don't care that much about carrying. I'll help the team anyway I can," the three-year defensive standout said.

"Anyway, we have five good backs and nobody's cocky we try to let everybody get their carries." Jim Pizzo and Mike D'Aloisio also got their carries for ND Friday night. Leading 14-0 at intermission, the Crusader defense quickly forced Horseheads to punt and the ND rushers went back to work. Pizzo bolted for eight yards, D'Alosio for six, and Pizzo again for nine and a first down. Then Ramich carried five l-Hrfc iMV 5 v- A Cleveland (8?) New York (Ml FT CLEVELAND (AP) -Guard Walt Frazier burned the Cleveland defense for 33 points and handed out seven assists Friday night as the New York Knicks topped the winless Cavaliers 92-59 in a National Basketball Association contest. Frazier had 18 points in the first half and seven more in the third quarter, when he also came up with five steals as the Knicks broke a 48-48 halftone tie and moved into a 72-69 third-period lead.

Frazier then popped in eiht more points and Bill Bradley added four as the Knicks moved in front by seven early in the fourth period. New York capitalized on 21 Cleveland turnovers and turned them into 26 points, while the Cavaliers scored only six points on 12 Knick turnovers. The New Yorkers made just one turnover in the last period. F.ick Roberson paced Cleveland with 17 points and 17 rebounds and Austin Carr chipped in 22 points. Phil Jackson came off the bench to top 00 12 Carr 10 2 2 22 4 9 16 Cleamns 3 0 0 6 2 2 10 Robersn 6 5 5 17 1 2 33 Soresn 1 0 0 2o Bradley DBschre Lucas Frazier Monroe Memqer B'bby Barnett Jackson 3 3 11 Johnsn 3 2 3 8 0 0 4 Patersn 1 0 0 2 0 2 2 2 CDavis 5 2 2 12 0 0 0 0 DDavis 5 0 0 10 1 2 2 4 Warren 1 0 0' 2 Smith 4 0 0 8 Totals 3 14-22 2 Totals 3 1112 11 New York 30 18 24 2092 Cleveland 21 27 21 2089 Fouled out Cleveland, Roberson Total kouls New York 14, Cle eland 23 ceiis Turn Palmer Surge Gives Hack Braves, 126-118; Him 2-Shot Lead Ifhlh.frr-'"--" ttiiiiiiimiitiWiiiirimiMtvi) PASS ATTEMPT THWARTED Horseheads' Bill Stewart (11) deflects a Notre Dame pass intended for end Gus Faddoul (83).

Chris Collins is the other Blue Raider defender. SCOREBOARD ABA NBA Eastern Conference East W.L, Atlantic Division secutive 68. His 136 total was just three-shots off the pace. Defending champion Billy Casper bolted into contention with a 66 and was tied at 137 with Grier Jones, Jim Colbert, Jim Ferriell and Bobby Mitchell. Colbert matched Casper's 66 as the best round of the day, Ferriell had a 68, Mitchell a 69 and Jones a 70.

Jack Nicklaus, the U.S. Open and Masters champion, winner of four other titles this season and the pre-tournament favorite to pull down the $30,000 first prize, managed only a 71 for 140. He was seven strokes back' with 36 holes to play. Palmer, who used only 28 NAPA, Calif. (AP)-Arnold Palmer birdied six of the last seven holes Friday and swept into a two-stroke lead in the second round of the $150,000 Kaiser International Open Golf Tournament.

The 43-year-old Palmer, a non-winner for 15 months, had a ive-under-par 67 on the north course at the Silverado County Club and posted a 36-hole total of 133-11 under par. Canadian George Knudson, tied with Palmer for the lead when play started in the mild, sunny weather, slipped to a 69 and was alone in second at 135. Bud Allin moved into third place with his second con 0 Pet. GB GB 7' Ti I 4 1 000 .3.1.1 .333 .333 .000 Carolina Kentucky Nrw York MPmphis Virqmia Bits ton Nfw York Buffalo Philadelphia 4 I 1 0 West 3 3 7 2 1 1 OfO .500 2 .000 4 .17 .600 .500 .000 2 Central Division BOSTON (AP) John Havlicek, Dave Cowens and Jo Jo White helped hard-running Boston to a 32-point lead at half time and the unbeaten Celtics coasted to a 126-118 National Basketball Association victory over Buffalo Friday night. Havlicek scored 10 points and Cowers added eight to move the Celtics to a 26-14 lead at the quarter.

Then White took over and Boston ran Buffalo off the court, outscoring the Braves 20-1 during the last three minutes of the second period en route to a 65-33 halftime lead. Paul Silas chipped in 12 points as the Celtics sped out to a 43-point lead at the end of the third period. Then Boston coach Tommy Heinsohn put in his subs, and Buffalo ran them for a 58-point fourth period. Cowens topped Boston, now 5-0, with 24 points. White had 18 and Silas 16.

2 1 3 7 0 3 Houston Baltimore Atlanta Cleveland 750 S0 500 250 San D'ego Onvcr Utah Indiana Dallas Western Conference Midwest Divmon .667 Milwaukee KCCityOmaha strokes on the greens with an old putter he pulled out of his workshop in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, missed only two greens for the day and bogeyed one of them the third. He put his second shot in a bunker, hit a tree limb coming out, pitched on to about three feet and one-putted for the bogey. He parred the next six in routine fashion, saved par with a good pitch after missing the green on the 10th then began his charge on the 12th hole. The aging charger, probably the most popular player the game has ever known, wedged to 10 feet and made the putt for his first birdie of the day. He rolled in a 20 foot putt on the next hole, made a routine par on the 14th then started a string of four consecutive birdiesa string that was halted only because he ran out of holes.

Palmer stroked a three iron to within eight feet of the hole for a deuce on the 15th, wedged to 10 feet on the 15th and to within about eight feet on the 17th, then closed it out with an 18 foot putt on the final hole. Hornet Hooters fhicaoo 1 2 Detroit 1 2 KansasCity Omaha 1 2 Pacific Division Friday's Results Utah 127, Carolina in -Virginia 130, New York 120 Memphis at San Diego Denver H6, Indiana 99 Only games scheduled Thursday's Results Memphis 115, Dallas 113 Today's Games New York at Ind ana Carolina vs. Virginia at Norfolk Utah at Kentucky Only games scheduled soo .33) .333 .333 .667 500 2 1 Seattle Pnoenm LOS AnqplfS Golden State Portland 'if. YVHA 5 i i i f.W East T. Pts OF Boston )m Buffalo Ilia) 10 I 14 Friday's Results Boston 126.

Buffalo 18 New York 92. Cleveland 9 Milwaukee 109, Detroit 86 Portland at Los Anqe.es Houston Atlanta 108 Goiden State at Seattle Only games scheduled Today's Games, Philadelphia at New York Milwaukee at BuHalo Boston at Baltimore Atlanta vs. Kansas City Omaha Kansas City Cleveland at Detroit Curaoo at Houston Seattle at Pnoen Golden State Portiani straight times for 17 yards to the HHS three, where Pizzo culminated the 54-yard drive with a three-yard TD run and Dunlavey's kick made it 21-0. The fourth period, D'Aloisio raced 26 yards on a draw play while HHS linemen were still chasing the sharp-faking Margeson. Five plays later, Pizzo plunged two yards for a score and frosh Mike Kraft, the heir apparent to Dunlavey's place-kicking job, added the 28th point.

Pizzo, ND's most consistent runner all season, hadn't scored prior to Friday but his 101 yards rushing raised his seasonal total to 476. Ramich accumulated 86 yards and D'Aloisio 65. The Crusader defense, meanwhile superlative all year was in top form again, not allowing the Blue Raiders a sustained drive until late in the game. However, the Horseheads offense, repeatedly bitten by the injury bug, could offer only limited challenges. Kevin Smith and Peter Van Etten did return, but were obviously not at par, although Smith starred defensively.

Smith had 28 yards, but didn't carfy at all in the second half and 46 of Van Etten's 57 yards were on one play. Brad Clark, the Blue Raiders' freshmen whiz at tackle, also did an inspring job for the HHS defenders, plugging holes and making numerous tackles. Notre Dame stiffened after the Blue Raiders began their only serious scoring bid in the fourth period. Offensively for ND, it was their top game in over two years, as the Crusaders amassed 252 yards in total offense. "I knew we'd be tough after the first win," said Ramich, a three-year co-captain.

The Crusaders are now 3-3 and have vaulted into fourth place in the Sullivan Trail Con- 6 2 2 2 4 4 10 46 6 0 0 7 4-4 A 4 a. 4 3 2 1 0 0 West 1 2 2 2 1 0 C'eveiand New England New York Ournec Philadelphia Ottawa Alhe'ta Los Angeles Houston Wnnipeq Minnesota ChitS'ie Kauffmn 7 1-5 15 Havlicek McAdoo 3 00 6 Nelson ESmith 2 0 0 4 Cowens Rahman 0 00 oChaney KomiveJ 1 0 0 2 White Garrett 7 5-5 19 Silas Hilton 8 1-1 17 Williams RSmith 10 9 14 29 Kubrski Hewitt 4 0-0 8 Westphl Fox 5 0 0 10 Sanders Hummr 1 12 3 F'nkel 16 3 9 22 17 1) 15 11 10 oo 12 00 56 03 1-2 3-4 warner i 3 NHL East GF GA 77 8 Buffalo 1 Friday's Result Philadelphia alherta Mmresota 1, nn peq 1, tie Only games scheduled Thursday's Results Ottawa 6. Chicaio 2 G-ehe 4. New no and 3 Cleveland 3, New York 1 Hous'on 5. Mweso'a 1 Los Angeles 4.

Philadelphia 1 Wednesday's Result New England 4. Houston I Only game scheduled Today Games Houston at New York, day O'tawa at Cleveland Neew England at Ouebtc Only games scheduled Detroit 4 Monirea 3 New York Ranoers 3 Vancouver 2 Toronto 7 Boston 2 NewYorklslandrs 1 Totals 50 18-29 118 Buffalo 14.19.27.58-118 Boston Fouled out None. Total fouls Buffalo 28, Boston 21. Technical fouis-None. McCoy Sets In Haider Loss WAVERLY Mike McCoy of Horseheads set a course record of 12:58 but the Blue Raiders dropped a crosscountry decision to Waverly, 28-31, Friday.

Horseheads is now 9-3. West 72 18 21 18 14 21 26 20 16 16 15 TO 10 8 1 26 15 23 17 18 14 14 19 18 21 34 14 2 2 2 2 4 6 3 Pittsburgh Chicago Minnesota Philadelphia St LOUiS Atlanta Los Angeles, California Triumph, 2-0 The Southside Green Hornets recorded their fifth victory of the campaign Friday afternoon as they defeated Horseheads 4-0, in soccer action which featured Mike Burns setting a school record with 11 goals in a season. Burns led the Hornet booters with three goals in the victory. Tim Walker recorded the other Southside goal. Scott Apthorp turned in the shutout, Southside's second victory of the season over the Blue Raiders.

A ROUGH RIDER OTTAWA (AP) The Ottawa Rough Riders of the Canadian Football League have signed Art Laster, BASKETBALL SWAP CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago Bulls traded Kennedy Mcintosh, their No. 1 draft pick last year, to the Seattle Supersonics Friday for Car-field Heard and the Sonics' No, 3 choice in the 1973 National Basketball Association draft. Friday's Results at California Only game scheduled Today's Games Vancouver at Montreal Detroit at Toronto New York Ranoers. at New York Is'anaers Boston at Pittsfiurgh BuHalo at St. Louis Chicago at Los Angeles Atlanta at Minnesota Only B'mei scheduled INTERNATIONAL MVP ROCHESTER (AP) Dwight Evans, who batted .301 for the Louisville Colonels and.

led the league in runs-batted-in with 94, has been named valuable player of the International Baseball League. PALMER hungry for win.