The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 11

SECTION SPORTS NEWS Times Recorder Sunday, October 1, 1978 POETS uimnl7ra6 -Wallace Trips Masking aiowiii Blue Division schedule next weekend at Capital. Baldwin Wallace 7 717 Muskingum 0 0 0 6 6 Scoring W-Andrarhuk 1 run CRobmson kick) W-FG Robinson 71 Andrachik 1 run fRobmson kick) Musk Marlin 5 pass from Grenert (run tailed) yard line, arid it wasn't until midway through the final quarter that the offense was able to cross into B-W territory. Head coach Al Christopher admitted the poor field position hampered the Muskies' offense, which was held to a season low 181 total yards. "There's not much you can do when you spend most of the day buried in a hole like we were today: Baldwin Wallace has a fine defense, and when they get you inside you 30, your're in trouble. "They had eight men lined up By STEV ELLIS Sports Writer Bruising fullback Roger Andrachik bulled for a pair of touchdowns and a veteran Baldwin-Wallace defensive unit kept Muskingum's offense backed up inside its own 30-yard line for most of the game as the fifth ranked Yellow Jackets escaped "from McCona'gha Stadium yesterday with a hard-earned 17-6 victory.

Andrachik, a ruggedly built 5-11, 210-pound senior who prepped at Cleveland St. Ignatius, scored twice on one Musk B-W First downs fl 15 Rushes yards 88 64 251 Passing yards 94 42 Return yards 2 58 Passes 8 211 5 12 1 Punts 9 38 8 35 Fumbles lost 10 10 Penalties yards 2 10 10 64 tight end Jeff Reichelderfer had brought the Muskies into scoring position. The Muskies threatened again on their next possession, reaching the B-W 17, before Jamie Morckal's 34-yard field goal attempt was blocked. Muskingum ended a six-quarter scoring drought shortly after when Schiefer's attempted punt from deep in his own territory was blocked and recovered by Muskie' linebacker Jim Pottmeyer on the B-W 5-yard line. Two plays later, Grenert fired a perfect strike to flanker Gary Martin in the right corner of the end zone with just 29 seconds on the game clock.

Despite the last quarter drives by Muskingum, the ork scrimmage and it made it difficult to run. Maybe in hindsight, we should have thrown the ball more. "It's a credit to our defense that the final score was what it was," Christopher continued. "They really hit hard. It was their best effort of the season." The Yellow Jackets, now 3-0 on the season, broke open a scoreless duel late in the first half when linebacker Gary Monda stepped in front of a Mark Dickerhoof pass at the Muskie 25-yard line and returned it 12 yards to the 13.

Four plays later, Andrachik went over standing up with only 48 seconds left in the half. Robinson's PAT made it 7-0. Baldwin Wallace built its lead to 10-0 midway through the third period when Robinson connected from 21-yards out with his field goal. The B-W scoring drive consumed nearly eight minutes of the quarter and took 15 plays. The Yellow Jackets closed out their scoring early in the fourth quarter, marching 50 yards in nine plays, with Andrachik going over with 10:34 left in the game.

Muskingum finally got its offense moving on the ensuing kickoff. Junior quarterback Steve Grenert, who replaced Dickerhoof at the end of the third quarter, directed the Muskies on a dive that reached the B-W 29-yard line before an incomplete pass on fourth and eight failed. A 16-yard run by fullback Matt Huffman, and a 21-yard pass from Grenert to Yellow Jackets still held a considerable edge in the final statistics, including a 15 to 8 edge in first downs. The visitors, who entered the game averaging nearly 190 yards passing, elected to keep the ball on the ground and did so effectively, rushing for 251 yards, including a game high 107 by Andrachik in 27 carries, quarterback Joe Surniak, who was among the top conference passers coming into the game, put the ball in the air just 12 times and completed five for 42 yards. The Muskies, who operated without star wide receiver Terry Kelley, were held to 88 yards on the ground, and senior tailback John McCarty, who entered the contest as the OC's top rusher, was limited to 16 .4 Hayes Gets 200th Buckeyes Win, 34-28 II yards in only five carries.

Huffman was the top ball carrier for Muskingum with 54 yards on 18 carries. Dickerhoof, who Christopher said is still his No. 1 quarterback despite a second -straight poor outing, hit just four of 10 passes for 35 yards, while Grenert completed four of 11 for 59 yards. Each was intercepted once. "I'm not disappointed in the kids," Christopher said from his office outside the quiet Muskingum lockerroom.

"They played good football, and I think they know it. They'll be back." The loss, before a sparse Parents' Weekend crowd, dropped the Muskies to 1-1-1 on the year. Muskingum opens its Two interested viewers in yesterday's Ohio Conference game between Muskingum and Baldwin Wallace were Mickey Keck (on crutches) and Terry Kelley (85). Keck, a two-year starter for the Muskies at i 1 a. I i i upset in the closing minutes in a driving rain.

Smith threw his third touchdown pass of the game, a 24-yard strike to freshman Bob Mitchell. Bob Bledsoe kicked the extra point to pull Baylor within 6 points with 1:49 to go. Ohio State recovered Bledsoe's onside kickoff, but the Bears' defense forced the Buckeyes to punt. Baylor regained possession on its own 15 with 48 seconds remaining. "However, on the second play, Ohio State defensive end Kelton Dansler hit Smith at his own 3 and the Baylor quarterback fumbled.

Mark Sullivan, the Buckeyes' middle guard, recovered at the 10 with 36 seconds left. It was a bitter loss for Baylor, which has lost its three games 'by a total of 12 points this season. Once Schlichter threw his second interception of the game and eighth in three starts as a collegian, Hayes reverted to his long-established rushing attack the rest of the way. It worked well enough to run Hayes' record to 200-58-9. In 33 college seasons at Denison, Miami of Ohio and Ohio State, i 4 1 1 I I i I .1 i i Muskies and Baldwin-Wallace at Stadium.

The Yellow Jackets Muskingum 17-6. (Photos by Steve Former Zanesville High standout, Okie Martin leaps high in the air to haul in a first down pass from Muskingum quarterback Mark, Dickerhoof Saturday in first quarter action Rip Tribe, 7-0 Yanks Assured Tie know. At least I stayed longer than a 39-second press conference and I think that's the record." At times after a bitter loss, Hayes has conducted such brief meetings with the press or even skipped post game press conferences. "We figured Ohio State could move the ball on the ground." said Teaff. "We didn't figure they could pass very well.

We thought we could pass on them because we have a diversified attack." Baylor quarterback Steve Smith riddled the Buckeyes' secondary for 249 yards and three touchdowns. But in the end, it was Ohio State's potent ground game, good for 81 plays and 373 yards, that wore down Baylor. "We did not have many breakaways," Hayes said of his favorite weapon, "but we had good, consistent runs. I thought we played well on offense." The game may have cost both their sides their best running backs. Ohio State tailback Ron Springs faces possible knee injury.

Springs was to undergo x-rays on his knee. He gained 65 yards before yielding to Calvin Murray, a sophomore who wound up with 94 yards. Tailback Greg Hawthorne, who led Baylor rushers with 74 yards, suffered a hip injury in the second half and figures he could be out two weeks. Baylor 14 Ohio State 7 OSU- Schlichter 24 run 7 0 728 0 7 1031 (Janakievski kickl Bay Marshall 9 pass Irom Smith (Bledsoe kickl Bay-Laws 3 run (Bledsoe kick) OSU Campbell 4 run (Janakievski kick) OSU-FG Janakievski 19 Bay Fisher 15 pass from Smith (Bledsoe kickl OSU Donley 51 pass from Schlichter (Janakievski kick) OSU Campbell 1 run (Janakievski kick) OSU FG Atha 14 Bay Mitchell 24 (Bledsoe kick) pass from Smith Baylor 19 33 148 249 84 17 34 I 536 II 7 65 OSU 26 81 373 97 9 3 9 7 3 37 00 First downs Rushes yards Passinq yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards Individual Leaders RUSHING Baylor, Hawthorne 17 74. Howell 6 30.

Pollard 4 24 Ohio State. CamDbell 75 109. Murray 14 93, Schlichter 13 71, Springs 19 62 PASSING Baylor, Smith 17 34 1 249 Ohio State, Schlichter 3 9 2 97. RECEIVING Baylor, Holt 3 58. Marshall 3 45, Lee 2 37.

Ohio State. Donley 2 64. Gerald 1 38 the 65-year-old disciplinarian has a record of 233-69-6. Stagg did not reach his 200th victory until his 30th season at Chicago. The deceased coach guided 243 victories in his 41 years at the school.

Hayes called his 200th victory at Ohio State the most interesting in his 28-year football coaching career with the Buckeyes. "Usually, our defense bails out our offense. Today it was the reverse," a somber, nearly inaudible Hayes told newsmen after the triumph. The two are the only coaches in major college football history to post 200 triumphs at one school. Stagg achieved 243 victories in 41 University of Chicago seasons.

Baylor's Grant Teaff, despite three losses by a total of 12 points, lost none of his humor. When he spotted a horde of newsmen in the Bears' dressing room, Teaff said. "This looks like a lynching mob. Everybody in the stadium must be here." When asked for his assessment of Hayes' 200th triumph, Teaff replied, "Oh, I don't Clinch Crown Dave Parker had a two-run single in the Pirates' last-gasp rally. Richie Hebner's run-scoring double gave Philadelphia a 1-0 lead in the first off Pirates rookie Don Robinson.

Willie Stargell countered with a grand slam home run in the Pirate first after Lerch walked Omar Moreno and yielded singles to Parker and Bill Robinson. In the second, Lerch clouted a solo homer to right-center. He drove another pitch from Robinson over the right field wall in the fourth inning to trim the Pittsburgh lead to 4-3. Lerch had his only other big league homer earlier this season. The Phillies took the lead to stay in the sixth inning when Luzinski rapped his three-run homer off reliever Grant Jackson, 7-5.

i i 1 i- I'll Phillies NL East yard plunges, and placekicker Joe Robinson booted a 21-yard field goal to give B-W a 17-0 lead before the Muskies converted a blocked punt into their lone score with 29 seconds left in the game. The real hero of the game for the Yellow Jackets, though, was punter Doug Schiefer, whose accurate boots pinned Muskingum deep in its own territory until the final outcome had been decided. Muskingum was forced to begin five of its 12 possessions in the game from inside the 15- The Boston Red Sox remained one game behind the Yankees by defeating Toronto, 5-1. The Yankees knocked out Mike before he could retire a batter. Singles by Mickey Rivers and Thurman Munson and a walk to Reggie Jackson loaded the bases.

Graig Nettles singled off the glove of right fielder Dan Briggs for one run, Chambliss doubled for two more and White delivered the final two with a single. That was more than enough to ensure the Yankees' sixth ter touchdown, with just over five minutes gone, Michigan began substituting freely. The Wolverines' second po-session of the half resulted in a 2-yard touchdown run by fullback Lawrence Reid, climaxing a 68-yard, 10-play march launched by Mike Harden 's interception of a Stan Driskell pass. Michigan turned the game into a full-fledged rout in the final period with two more touchdowns, Rosevelt Smith running six yards for a score and B.J. Dickey throwing an 8-yard touchdown pass to wing-back Ralph Clayton.

Michigan stuck to the ground most of the game from both the power-I and wishbone formations, but both Leach and Dickey threw key passes when they were needed. Gregg Willner kicked a 35-yard field goal with 26 seconds left in the first half after Mike Jolly intercepted a Dunn pass. Jolly had another interception, against Driskell, in the fourth quarter. Willner successfully converted all seven Michigan touchdowns. Oukt oo Michigan I Mich R.

Davis I run (Willner kick! Mich teach 12 run (Willner kickl Mich Huckleby 1 run (Willner kick) Mich FG Willner 35 Mich-lucklebv 1 run (Willner kick) Mich-eid 2 run (Willner kick) Mich R.Smith 6 run (Willner kick) Mich Clayton 8 pass from Dickey (Willner kick) A 104.832 Duke Mich First dowis Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 29 27 74 388 49 90 7 48 6 18 4 6 12 0 6 41 2 35 2 1 II 1 13 4 36 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Duke, Brewver 6 39, Rhett 18, Gonet 5 16. Michigan, Huckleby 22 84, Leach 8 72, R. Smith 11 66, R. Davis 11-64, Reid 10 58, Dickey 7 28, T. Leoni 3 10.

PASSING Ouke, Driskell 3 10225, Dunn 3 7 1 24, Stopper 0110. Michigan. Leach 2 5 0 27, Dickey 4 7 0 63. RECEIVING Duke, Small 3 25, Rhett 1 11. Michigan, Marsh 2 41, easier 119, Kaspare 1 14, Clayton I I between the McC'onagha defeated Ellis) consecutive victory and 29th in the last 37 games, though they added a run in the second inning and Jackson homered in the fifth.

The Indians have dropped six in a row, their longest losing streak of the season. Figueroa, who has lost nine, walked two and struck out five in notching his eighth straight triumph since he was beaten on Aug. 23. NEW YORK AP) Ed Fig-ueroa pitched a five-hitter to become a 20-game winner for the first time and Chris Chamb-liss and Roy White drove in two runs apiece in a five-run first inning Saturday as the New York Yankees whipped the Cleveland Indians 7-0 and clinched a tie for the American League East Division pennant. The Yankees can wrap up their third consecutive division crown by beating the Indians in Sunday's regular-season windup with Catfish Hunter, 12-5, opposing Rick Waits, 12-15.

Individual Leaders Rushing Muskinqiim. Huffman 18 54, Bell 5 18, MrCarty 5 16. Dickerhoof 5(61, Bova I 6, Martin I 2 Andrarhik 77 107. Wuiek II 61. Surniak 10 41.

Sanner 10 18 Passinq Muskinqum, Dickerhoof 4 10 1.35. Grenert 4 II 1,59. W. Surniak 5 111. 42.

Sanner I 0 0. Receiving Muskinqum, Reichelderler 7 50. Martin 7 11.0 Martin I 13. Bova I 8 MrCarty I 8, Bell 14 Sanner 2 Id. Royster I 10, Ward 1 8.

Cira I 6 defensive back, is out for the season with a knee injury, while Kelley was sidelined for Saturday's game with an ankle injury but is expected to return next week. (Photos by Steve Ellis) then added a successful run for the two point conversion to make the final score 15-12. The Cougars had taken a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter, driving 64 yards in 13 plays with Stimpert scampering in from four yards out. A scintilating 98-yard run from scrimmage by Hardwick, following an interception by Andy Herron on the Bishops' line, cut the Cougars' lead to 7-6 by half-time. Rosecrans grabbed the lead with 6:12 remaining in the game, gaining control of the ball on their 30 when Chris Nash recovered a Stimpert fumble.

The Bishops then drove 70 yards, including 47 in six carries by Hardwick, with Hardwick scoring from three yards out. Hardwick led all rushers in the game with 156 yards on 14 carries, while tailback Tom Ferarro added 35 yards on six carries. Halfback Scott Pruner led the Cougars with 82 yards in 15 attempts and Stimpert picked up 41 on 10 carries. The Cougars ended the game with 224 yards on the ground, but only 60 after halftime, and added 63 in the air on 4 of 7 passes. The Bishops had 199 yards rushing and zero yards passing.

Ashland held a 9 to 8 edge in tirst downs. The loss dropped Rosecrans to 1-3, while the Cougars are now 3-2. Rosecrans 0 6 0 612 Ashland Crestview 7 0 0 815 Scoring Ash Stimpert 4 run IPtister kick) Rose Hardwick 98 run (run tailed) Rose Hardwick 3 run (run tailed) Ash Stimpert 1 run (Stimpert run) Football Results PITTSBURGH (AP) The Philadelphia Phillies, powered by Greg Luzinski's three-run homer and a pair of solo homers by pitcher Randy Lerch. clinched their third straight National League' East title Saturday with a 10-8 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Phillies, who survived a four-run Pittsburgh ninth inning, will host the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday night in the opener of the league's best-of-f ive playoff series.

The combined 13-hit pitching of Lerch, 11-8, Warren Bruss-tar, Tug McGraw and Ron Reed finished the Pirates, who needed a four-game sweep of the Phils to gain at least a tie for first and had their home winning streak stopped at 24 games. The Phillies had 16 hits, then survived the Pittsburgh burst in the ninth to take their title. Michigan Hands Duke 52-0 Loss COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Freshman quarterback Art Schlichter passed 51 yards for one touchdown and ran 24 yards for another score Saturday, leading 13th-ranked Ohio State to a 34-28 football victory over Baylor. The victory gave Woody Hayes his 200th career victory with the Buckeyes in his 28th season. Amos Alonzo Stagg of the University of Chicago was the only other major college coach to achieve 200 triumphs at one school.

Schlichter, who earlier had thrown a pair of costly interceptions, unloaded a 51-yard bomb to Doug Donley that gave the heavily favored Buckeyes the lead for good in the third quarter. Schlichter also ran 24 yards for the opening touchdown for Ohio State, 2-1-0. Baylor suffered its third consecutive loss this season. However, the Bears forged a 21-17 lead at halftime, stunning the 58th straight sellout crowd in Ohio Stadium. Baylor quarterback' Steve Smith tossed a pair of first-half touchdown passes, throwing 19 yards to Gordon Marshall and 15 yards to Mike Fisher.

Laws ran three yards for the other Baylor touchdown in the first quarter. Ohio State's veteran defense adjusted at halftime and shut out the Bears until the closing minutes while Schlichter hooked up with Donley, Paul Campbell ran 1 yard for a touchdown and Bob Atha booted a 34-yard field goal for the Buckeyes. Baylor almost pulled off an EAST Brdqwater.Mass. 19, Maine Maritime 12 Canisius 40, RPI 0 Carnegie Mellon 17, Case Western 14 Clarion St 42, Edinboro St. 7 Indiana, Pa 21, Lock Haven St.

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His total lifted his career yardage to 2,115. That leaves him 20 short of moving into sixth place on the all-time Michigan rushing list ahead of fabled Tom Harmon. Huckleby dove over from the 1 in the second quarter and again early in the third. His yardage total put him at 2,141 yards. Harmon, who played in 1938-40, had 2,134 yards.

The victory ran Michigan's record to 3-0 while Duke dipped to 2-1. Michigan drove 50 yards in 11 plays, all on the ground, to score on its first possession with fullback Russell Davis plunging over from the 1. It was the Wolverines' bal-Igame from there on out as they scored six of the first seven times they had the ball. Quarterback Rick Leach ran 12 yards for the second touchdown to climax an 81-yard march in the early moments of the second quarter. Then Huckleby got his first score following the ensuing kickoff after Dale Keitz recovered a fumble by Duke quarterback Mike Dunn at the Blue Devils' 1.

The crowd of 104,832 was the fifth largest in Michigan history and largest ever for a nonconference foe. The crowd was' the largest ever to see Duke perform. The previous largest for the Blue Devils was last season at Michigan Stadium, a game which Duke lost, 21-9, before 104,072. The huge bowl seats 101,701. After Hucklebv's third-ouar- OLIVESBURG Ashland Crestview quarterback Fred Stimpert's one-yard plunge with just :50 seconds left in the game completed a furious last minute scoring drive in a pouring rain which lifted the Cougars to a 15-12 comeback victory over the invading Rosecrans Bishops Saturday night.

The Bishops had marched 70 yards to take a 12-7 lead in the muddy battle midway through the fourth quarter before the hosts mounted their winning drive. The Cougars took the ensuring kickoff following the Rosecrans touchdown and moved to the Bishop's 45, where on second and three, Stimpert swept and for 22 yards, moving the ball to the 23-yard line. On the play, the Bishops were charged with a late hit, giving the Cougars a first and 10 at the 13-yard line with just over three minutes to play. Two more rushing plays netted the Cougars just two yards, and a delay of game penalty made it third and 13 on the 16-yard line. After an incomplete pass, the hosts got a break, when on fourth down, Rosecrans was charged with pass interference, putting the ball on the 5 and an automatic first down.

The Bishops' defense put up a valiant effort to keep the Cougars out of the end zone, holding them to just three yards on three running plays, but on third and one after a Rosecrans' face mask penalty Stimpert dove over the middle of the line for the go-ahead touchdown. Stimpert l'8 Flanker Doug Donley, center, who played his quarterback Art Schlichter, which gave the high school football at Cambridge, is Buckeyes the lead for good in their 34-28 win congratulated by teammates after catching a over Baylor at Ohio Stadium Saturday. (Photr third quarter 51-yard touchdown pass from by Chuck Martin).