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Vfum Miller Second, Big 8 Lead k' I Georgia Blanked Pate Glinging To Golf Lead j-- r-r 44fe mm-- SI however, as he fired his third 33-0 By 'Cats straight 72 tor a zio loiai. 4t wi 1 'ITr f. I J. .1 tory over Georgia Saturday. It marked the first time in S8 games that Georgia had been blanked, dating back to a 144 Tennessee victory in 1972.

It also was only the third time Georgia was shut out in its 14 seasons under Coach Vince Dooley. Ramsev hurled touchdown passes of one yard to Freddie Williams, 17 yards to Dave Trosper and 12 yards to Felix Wilson. ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Derrick Ramsey fired three touchdown passes, Joe Bryant boomed two Sl-yard field goals and Art Still led a vicious defense that carried eighth-ranked Kentucky to 33-0 Southeastern Conference football vic If 1 A If "SI Sooner Rip Iowa State jerry rai4 johnny Millar MM McLendon Welly Armstrong George Archer Andy 8an Miller Barber Phil Hancock Larry Zelgler Steve Taylor Olbby Gilbert Meson Rudolph Dale Douglass Don Bias BUI Krattert Gary McCord Grler Jones johnMnhelley for rest feller Bobby Mitchell Bruce lelsher Curtis Sirenge Mike MtCuiiough Terry OletH Hubert Oreen Bill Celtee Bill Rogers jack Rentier jey Haas Charles coody Keith Fergus Joe Porter Don Iverson Dave fElchelberger Nate Starks Craig Stadler Wayne Levi Jerry McGee Bob Murphy Barry Jaeckel DeWitt Weaver Bob Payne Eddie Pearce Funy Zoeiler Bob Gilder Artie McNlckle Frank Conner Don Baker Jim Dent Sammy Rachels Bob E. Smith Buddy Allln Dwight Nevil Ren Caldwell Hugh Royer Ken Still Tom Kite Frank Beard Sam Adams Dick Mast Wayne Peddy Jim Wittenberg Lee Trevino Barney Thompson Perry Leslie Kermit Zarley Bob Wynn Gay Brewer Tim Simpson Dave Newquist Phil Rodgers Woody Blackburn Pete Brown Tommy Aaron Lon Hinkle Mark Pteil 47 41 44-W3 49 4470 305 414144-105 44144 505 444-105 re a 304 49 4944-304 49 71 44 304 73 44 45-306 474971-307 44 49 70-307 71 48 4 307 47 49 73-301 7371-44 304 49 49 71-309 49 7O70-309 70 49 70-309 714949-309 49 4171-309 44 49 71-109 70 70 49-309 71 64 71-310 47 7J 70-110 7070 70-310 70 70 70-310 707070-310 71-7149-311 71 4173-111 497170-111 49 71 71-311 70 4973-311 71 73 41 311 45 7571-311 73 71 41-311 70 49 7J- 311 7173 44-311 71 70 70- 111 714171-112 71 7070-111 7470 St 111 707171-111 71 71 49-11J 71 71 70-113 7171 70-113 7370 70-113 707371-313 73 4971-313 707371-313 at 74 71-313 71 7171-313 71 7071-314 70 7371-314 49 73 73-114 73 73 71-315 49 73 71 315 737173-115 75 4 4 74-115 74 47 73-116 71 7174-114 7541 73-116 717074-314 61 7474-116 69 7571217 71 7175-117 70 7473 717 67 49 717 72 71 74-111 71 73 74-111 7J71 74-711 75 6175-711 70 73-75-211 69757S--319 74 7075-219 75 61 77-270 73 71 77-221 COLUMbUS, Ga.

(AP) -Jerry Pate, the sensational tour sophomore who has captured three tournaments Including the 1976 U.S. Open, fired pne-under-par 69 Saturday to hold off Johnny Miller's challenge and take three-stroke lead after the third round of the 1125,000 Southern Open Golf Tournament. Pate, 24. has a 54-hole total of 200, 10-under-par over the hilly. par 70 Green Island Country Club course.

Miller, who has won 17 tournaments but is winless since the 1976 Bob Hope Desert Classic 20 months ago, shot a 68 for a 203 total. Miller, suffering through the worst year of his career, got within two shots of the lead with a birdie on the 17th hole, However, Pate, In the next and last threesome, followed with a birdie of his own to regain the three-stroke margin. Miller finished with four birdies and two bogeys. Pate, whd won the Canadian Open a year ago and took the Phoenix Open last January before suffering a shoulder injury, had two bogeys and an eagle 2 on the 335-yard par 4 sixth hole. Defending champion Mac McLendon led a group at 205, five stTOkes back.

The others were former University of Ida golfers Andy Bean and Wally Armstrong and veteran George Archer. McLendon had a 70, Bean a 64, Armstrong a 69 and Archer a 68. Four other golfers were at 206, including Phil Hancock, who had a 68, Larry Ziegler with a 66, Steve Taylor, with a 65, and Miller Barber with a 68. U.S. Open champion Hubert Green had a 70 for 210 while Lee Trevino shot his second consecutive 74 for 216.

Unknown Jeff Mitchell of Fair Oaks, using an eight-iron, knocked in a hole-in-one on the par-3, 165-yard 17th hole. It wasn't nearly enough, Muskingum Falls DELAWARE Invading Muskingum lost to Bowling Green 2-1 and Wittenberg 3-0 Saturday in women's field hockey. The double loss dropped the Muskies to 2-10. They play their final match of the year Wednesday at home against league leading Denison. Dina Brown accounted for Muskingum's only goal of the day.

Texas University's hard running Earl Southern Methodist University Saturday. stopped as he rushed for 213 yards as the Campbell is stopped just short of a touch- It was one of the few times Campbell was No. 2 ranked Longhorns won 30-14. down in first quarter action' against Campbell Gains 213 Yards Longhorns Rope SMU off to open the game, figuring they could stop the Cyclones and get good field position. That's exactly what happened, but the Sooners were unable to move, and on the next possession, Iowa State scored on a 44-yard run by Dexter Green.

On the next possession, with King leading the way, the Sooners went 71 yards in seven plays for the tying touchdown. King gained 65 of those yards, but the score came on a sixyard run by David Overs treet. From then until the middle of the third quarter, it was a close game as the teams traded touchdowns, a five-yard run by Oklahoma quarterback Thomas Lott and 12-yard pass by Cyclones quarterback Terry Rubley to Guy Preston. The Cyclones also had a safety when Oklahoma kicker Uwe von Schamann was tackled in the end rone while trying to punt. But Oklahoma broke the Cyclones' back in the third quarter when free safety Zac Henderson intercepted a Rubley pass in the end zone, then halfback Freddie Nixon went 85 yards with a punt return, making it 28-16.

Oklahoma added its last touchdown on a nine-yard run by Lott late in the fourth quarter. Iowa State 4 0 7 014 Oklahoma 7 7 7 14-15 ISOGreen 44 run (Kollman kick) Okie Overslreel 4 run (von Schamann kick) I su-Safety von Schamann tackled end rone Okla--Lott 5 run (von Schamann kick) SU Preston I) pass from Rubley (Kol. Iman kick) Okla Peacock 23 pass from Lott (von Schamann kick) Okla Nixon 15 punt return (von Schamann kick) Okie Lott run (von Schamann kick) A 71,114 Still, who was in on five tackles for losses, spearheaded an awesome Wildcat defense that held Georgia to only 64 yards through three periods before the Bulldogs reached the Kentucky 26 against reverses in the final quarter. The game was played before a sellout crowd of 59,000 including Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, who arrived at halftime and received a rousing ovation from the crowd. Kentucky substitutes added a touchdown with only 3:34 left In the game on a 10-yard pass from Mike Deaton to Greg Nord.

It was the worst defeat by Kentucky over Georgia in history, bettering a 25-0 Wildcat triumph in 1949. The victory was the fifth in a row for the Wildcats, now 6-1 overall and 3-0 in the conference. Kentucky has now won 10 of its last 11 games. Georgia fell to 4-3 for the year and 2-2 in the conference. It was only Kentucky's seventh victory in 31 games against Georgia and only its third on the Bulldogs' home field.

Two games in the series were tied. The two defensive giants of the SEC battled to a scoreless tie until midway through the second quarter when Williams made a shoe-top catch of a short pass and raced 24 yards to the Georgia 38, setting up Bryant's first long field goal. The Wildcats scored again 2:28 before halftime on Ramsey's fourth down, a one-yard pass to Williams that ended a 33-yard drive set up when Mike Martin blocked a Georgia punt. Kentucky moved 79 yards in only five plays with the second half kickoff, featuring a 47-yard run by Williams to the Georgia 20 where Johnny Henderson fought through a blocker to make a touchdown-saving tackle. Bryant's second 51-yard field goal followed a 32-yard punt to midfieldand Kentucky added another touchdown early in the final quarter after Kelly Kirch-baum 10-yard interception return to midfield.

Still was in on 10 tackles, five for losses of 19 yards. Ramsey completed 11 of 17 passes for 107 yards and Williams led Wildcat runner with 80 yards on 15 carries. No. 1 ranked Michigan's 16-0 loss to Minnesota sent Longhorns' fans dancing on the bleachers of the rain-soaked Cotton Bowl. Texas, now 6-0 and 3-0 in SWC play, was stunned early in the first period on an 11-yard touchdown pass from freshman DALLAS (AP) Texas tailback Earl Campbell rambled for a career-high 213 yards in the rain Saturday, splattering tackles and using six tear-away jerseys as the No.

2 ranked Longhorns crushed spirited Southern Methodist 30-14 in a Southwest Conference game of national impact. Texas' victory, coupled with NORMAN, Okla. (AP) -Fullback Kenny King returned to action Saturday and led Oklahoma to a 35-18 victory over Iowa State as the Socmen took over sole possession of the lead in the Big Eight Conference. King sat out last week's game against Missouri with a bruised shoulder but was healthy Saturday, and his presence made the difference in the Oklahoma Wishbone attack. He rushed for 141 yards on 22 carries and continually got the Sooners out of deep holes with his slashing runs.

The Sooners elected to kick Nebraska Topples Colorado LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Running back I.M. Hipp scored key touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters Saturday to lead IRth-ranked Nebraska to a 33-15 Big Eight Conference football victory over seventh-ranked Colorado. Hipp's second TD, from four yards out, and a one-yard scoring plunge by Dodie Donnell spelled defeat for the previously unbeaten Buffaloes before Nebraska's enthusiastic homecoming crowd. Hipp picked up 172 yards on 31 carries for his fifth straight 100 yard plus performance.

Nebraska turned key Buff turnovers into scores to earn a 16- 13 come-from-behind half-time lead. Billy Todd's 42-yard field goal gave Nebraska a 3-0 lead but Howard Ballage returned the ensuing kickoff 98 yards and Colorado led 7-3. The Buffs led 15-3 after fullback James Mayberry tallied from the one in the second quarter. The drive began when the Buffs recovered a Husker fumble on Nebraska's 20. Hipp tallied from 28 yards out to cap a drive that began with a Colorado fumble on the Buffs' 31.

Tom Sorley hit Kenny Brown with a 22-yard touchdown pass with seven seconds left. Todd's 46-yard field goal was the only third-quarter score. Colorado had rolled up five victories before settling for a 17- 17 tie with Kansas last week. The victory, which marked the Huskers' rebound from a 24-21 loss to Iowa State last week, gave Nebraska a 5-2 mark and a 2-1 conference record. But the Mustangs refused to quit and Ford connected a second time with Tolbert from 10 yards out for a fourth-period touchdown.

SMU's touchdowns were the first of the year against the Longhorn first team defense which ranked No. 1 in the nation against scoring. Teias 0 20 7 130 SMU 0 7 0 714 SMU-Tolberl II pass Irom Ford (Dun-lop kickl Tex -FG Erxleben 35 Tek McEachern 1 run (Erxleben kick) Tex Campbell 50 run (Erxleben kick) Tex FG Erxleben 44 fx Jackson 32 past from McEachern (Erxleben kick) SMU Tolbert 10 pus from Ford (Dun-lop kick) Tex FG Erxleben 24 Miami Pounds Bowling Green BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) Quarterback Larry Fortner passed for two touchdowns and ran for two others as Miami of Ohio thumped Bowling Green 33-13 in a MidAmerican Conference football game Saturday. The Redskin defense held Bowling Green to only seven yards rushing through the first three quarters and Miami held the ball for more than 40 minutes to only 19 by the Falcons. Miami's 81 rushes was a school record.

quarterback Mike Ford to Emanuel Tolbert then unleashed a 20-point avalanche in the last six minutes of the half. Campbell, a 6-foot-l, 220-pound senior, carried 32 times against the outmanned Mustangs with the majority of the 36,151 fans giving him encouragement. His previous best rushing day was 208 yards on 32 carries. Russell Erxleben kicked field goals of 35, 44 and 24 yards and Campbell thundered 58 yards for a touchdown running over two tacklers in the process. Redshirt junior quarterback Randy McEachern ran one yard for a touchdown and flipped a 32-yard touchdown pass to Albert Jackson against the aerial-minded Mustangs who are now 3-4 and 2-2 in SWC play.

Texas led 20-7 at halftime and pulled away to a 27-7 lead at the end of the third period. Explode Fast Lions Crush Mountaineers Iowa Mala Oklahoma 14 17 SB 305 59 285 47 74 1 113 7143 350 450 4 30 2 I II 6 30 470 The country casual look "Texas SMU 19 II 41383 2774 151 253 36 41 17 13 2 3144-1 541 944 30 II 14 104) 9 107 First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yafds Passes Pun Is Fumbles lost Penalties yards Firet downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards Credits Wildcats Hayes Bemoans Buck Turnovers Kentucky 0 II I 1331 Georgia 0 0 0 0 0 Ky-FG Bryant 51 KY Williams, 1 pass from Ramsey (Bryant kicked) KY Trospor, 17 pass from Ramsey (Bryant kicked) KY-FG Bryant 51 pass from Ramsey KY-Wilson 12 (Bryanl kicked) KY Nord 10 pa failed) from Daaton (kick Kentucky Georgia 33 a 54-343 3d 47 150 80 31 14 First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 4172 929 14 14 23 0 435 30 said Pont. "Ohio State is very explosive and we contained their quarterback very well." Rod Gerald went 24 yards for an Ohio State touchdown and completed 9 of 14 passes for 148 yards but was intercepted twice and limited to 29 rushing yards. "We went into the game with the idea of winning and secondly to play well," said Pont. "We came out of the game with the feeling we can compete." Northwestern now has lost eight straight, seven this season and 23 of their last 24 starts.

"Northwestern has its feet on the ground," said Pont. "We look forward to the remainder of the season. Northwestern will win before this season is over." Color Mo 7 I I Nebreska 3 II 1 14-11 Neb Todd 42 Col aallaoe 94 kickoff return (Dediotls kick) Col AAevberry 1 run IKnappl run) Neb Hipp 28 run I Todd kick) Neb Brown 22 pass Irom Sorley (kick failed) Neb FG Todd 36 Neb Hipp 4 run (Todd kick) Neb Donnell 3 run I Todd kick) A Colo Nebreska 13 Blue Imps Romp Past Gales 48-8 Zanesville High's unbeaten Blue Imp football team rolled up 393 total yards and scored in every quarter to rout invading Lancaster 48-8 Saturday afternoon in a reserve football game. The Blue Imps, now 7-0 on the year, jumped to a quick 13-0 lead in the first period on a pair of touchdown passes from quarterback Bruce Gillard to Larry Lavy of 32 and 28 yards. Zanesville increased its lead to 27-0 at halftime, scoring twice more in the second quarter on a 28 yard run by Bob Bennett and a 54 yard return of an interception by Mike Middleton, one of three pass thefts by the alert Blue Imp secondary.

Rich Hollins had the other two. Zanesville' final three TDs came on an eight yard run by Bryan Gillard, a one yard run by Randy Lyons and a 48 yard scamper by Brent Harper. Lancaster, which was limited to just 122 total yards by the Blue Imps' swarming defense, scored its only touchdown in the third period on a six yard pass from Steve Book to Chris Shoughton. Zanesville gained 247 of its yards on the ground with Lyons taking game honors with 77 yards on 12 rushes. Bruce Gillard completed five of eight passes for 146 yards in the game with Lavy hauling in three for 70 yards and Jim Kirby one for 73.

Lancaster 0 1144 Zanesville II 14 1441 Scoring ZHS Lavy 32 pass from Brit. Gillard (kick fail) ZHS Lavy 31 pass from Bru. Gillard (Harper kick) ZHS Bennett run (Harper kick) ZHS Middleton 54 pass interception (Harper kick) Lan -ihoughton 4 pass from Book (Shoughton pass from Book) ZHS ary. Gillard I run (kick fall) ZHS Lyons 1 run (Harper kick) ZHS Harper 41 run (Mack line pass from Harper) First downs Mushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 6S3V0 90 a 5-31 3 134 3 1 7 46 333 44 I 4 17 I 730 43 545 KAWASAKI'S STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Tenth-ranked Penn State scored three touchdowns in the first four minutes and 46 seconds with the help of a blocked punt and fumble recovery and went on to blow out West Virginia 49-28 Saturday for its sixth win in seven games.

The Mountaineers, however, turned in the game's most spectacular play, a third period 100-yard return of an intercepted pass by senior defensive halfback Tom Pridemore. But seven turnovers betrayed West Virginia in a futile effort to beat the Nittany Lions for the first time in 22 years, and sent the Mountaineers down to a third loss against four victories. Almost before a crowd of had settled in their seats, Penn State middle guard Randy Sidler blocked a punt and teammate Matt Millen ran the loose ball three yards into the end zone. On the next series, West Virginia punted, and on first down, quarterback Chuck Fusina threw the first of two touchdown passes, a 41-yarder to Mickey Shuler. After the Penn State kickoff, West Virginia's Dave Riley fumbled the ball away on second down at his 17.

Matt Suhey ran 10 yards and Steve Geise the final seven to make it 21-0 with 10:14 left in the first quarter. West Virginia managed a 61-yard drive for a second quarter touchdown on a one-yard smash by Walt Easley, but it Toledo Stuns Bobcats 31-29 TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) Quarterback Jeff Hepinstall reeled off two long runs for touchdowns in the fourth quarter, giving Chuck Stobart his first college coaching victory as Toledo surprised Ohio University 31-29 Saturday in MidAmerican Conference football. The Rockets won despite a conference record of 192 yards in penalties. The old mark was 163 set by Western Michigan in 1969. Hepinstall, a senior from Hillsdale, darted 37 yards for a score and then passed to Golan Perry for two extra points that pulled the Rockets even at 21-21.

Moments later, he ran 24 yards to put Toledo into the lead to stay, helping the Rockets win for the first time in seven games this fall. Toledo is 1-4 in the conference. Ohio suffered another costly loss, the Bobcats' sixth in seven games and fifth straight in the MAC. Ohio lost star quarterback Andy Vetter with an injured knee late in the third quarter. Vetter had gone over 1,000 total yards this season before he was hurt, another in a long line of injuries for the Bobcats.

was just a spit in the wind as Penn State boosted its lead to 42-7 at halftime. State scored three times in the second' quarter, on a 12-yard touchdown pass from Fusina to Scott Fitzkee, Geise's one-yard run, and on a 57-yard punt return by Jimmy Cefalo. And after Pridemore had shaken off at least seven tack-lers in his 100-yard touchdown run to make it 42-14, Fusina sneaked one yard for another Penn State score. Riley's one-yard run provided the Mountaineers' third TD. West Virginia 7 0 14 721 Penn State 31 21 7 044 PSU-Mlllen 3 blocked punt (Bahr klckl PSU Shuler 41 pass from Fusina (Bahr kickl PSU-Gelse 7 run (Bahr kick) WVU easley 1 run (McKemle kick) PSU Fitzkee 12 pass from Fusina (Bahr kick) PSU-Geise 1 run (Bahr kick) PSU Cefalo 57 punt return (Bahr kick) WVU Pridemore 100 intercepted pass (McKenzie kick) PSU- Fusina 2 run (Bahr kick) WVU Riley 1 run (McKenzie kick) WVU Thomas I pass from Kendra (McKenzie kick) West Virginia Penn State First downs 21 24 Rustics yards 40 141 40 331 Passing yards 233 153 Return yards 100 III Passes 19 47 1017-1 Punls 7-17 2 31 Fumbles lost 3 3 3-3 Penalties yards 7 52 5 49 Cowboy Duo Keeping WFL Bonus Money AP) Dallas Cowboy linemen Jethro Pugh and Rayfield Wright may keep the $75,000 bonuses they received in 1974 from the now-defunct World Football League, a Dallas federal judge has ruled.

U.S. District Court Judge Robert M. Hill ruled Friday that the bonuses paid to' Pugh and Wright to jump from the National Football League Cowboys to the WFL's Birmingham Americans were paid simply in return for signing a contract, not for actually playing. Pugh and Wright agreed in 1974 to leave the Cowboys at the end of the 1976 season and signed lucrative three-year contracts with the Americans for the 1977, 1978 and 1979 seasons. Under the terms of the contracts, Pugh, a defensive tackle, and Wright, a star offensive tackle, were paid each for signing the pacts and were to receive another $25,000 upon reporting.

the WFL folding in 1975, Alabama Football which owned the Birmingham team, sought to recover the bonuses, claiming both players had failed to meet the terms of their contracts, resulting in enrichment." "The bonus was not paid merely in anticipation of Pugh '-Wright's future services as a football player, but in exchange for a fully performed act, Pugh's-Wrlnhri signing of the contract," Hill wrote in two identical decisions. Hermann's 5 TD Strikes Key Purdue WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) Freshman Mark Herrmann passed for five touchdowns Saturday, tying a school record and sparking Purdue to a 34-21 victory over Iowa in Big Ten football action here. Herrmann, who leads the nation's major colleges in passing yardage, completed 13 of 20 passes for 257 yards to raise his season total to 1,858 second only to Purdue's Mike Phipps' total and the third highest ever in the Big Ten. Purdue, 1-3 in league play and 3-4 overall, had the 6-foot-5 Herrmann throw from the shotgun formation for the first time this season.

Reggie Arnold, who grabbed four touchdown passes to set a single game Big Ten record, caught his first scoring pass out of the shotgun when the game was less than two minutes old. Iowa, 2-2 in the Big Ten and 3-4 overall, tied the score, marching 80 yards in 13 plays. Rod Morton capped the drive with a two-yard run. Iowa 1 17 II Purdue 14 14 0 4 14 Arnold 23 pass from Herrmann, (Sovereen kickl l-Morton 1 run (Hotaclaw kick) P-Amold 43 past from Herrmann (Sovreon kick) Sears 90 Interception return (Hoi. sclaw kick) I--Morton 1 run (Holsclaw kick) Arnold 20 pass from Hermann (Sov- reen kick) -Young 21 pass from Herrmann (Sov reen kick) Arnold 24 pass from Herrmann (Kick failed) A THZCLnUMIT.

EVANSTON, HI. (AP) "We made some big plays but we made some bum ones too," said Woody Hayes Saturday after his 4th-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes had overcome six turnovers to defeat Northwestern 35-15 and take sole possession of first place in the Big Ten. "We were too careless and had too many turnovers," said Hayes. "We didn't get the consistent effort from our defense we usually get." Asked if he was surprised at Minnesota's 16-0 victory over Michigan, Hayes said, "Anybody would be, wouldn't they?" Hayes then said the tipoff to Northwestern's surprising play was "what they did against Minnesota and what Minnestoa did to the other league leader." Informed that Ohio State is the only league leader, Hayes shook his head affirmatively and said, "I guess we are. I guess we are.

Northwestern last week gave Minnesota fits before dropping a 13-7 decision and Hayes said, "Give Northwestern credit, they were well prepared to play us and were a better team than we gave them credit for being." Hayes also admitted "whenever you go up against a team which hasn't been winning, its always tough to get up for the game." Northwestern Coach John Pont, his team riddled with injuries and missing four defensive starters, said "Ohio State is a very good football team. I was very impressed. But this game will help Northwestern more than people can imagine. "Our defenses were sticky," Officials State Clinic Slated The Muskingum Valley Basketball Officials Association will hold its state clinic Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Hancock Junior High on the corner of Sixth and Elberon streets.

Evans Reese, district interpreter, will conduct the meeting. All basketball officials and coaches must attend one of the three state sponsored clinics. Officials who do not attend will lose their licenses and schools whose coaching staff do not attend will be ineligible to participate in the tournaments. The purpose of the meeting is to clarify the 1977-78 rules and discuss rules. Interpretation.

Crimson Tide Keeps Home Streak Alive TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Quarterback Jeff Rutledge hit Ozzie Newsome on two scoring passes Saturday, one for 67 yards, as third-ranked Alabama toyed with Louisville 55-6 for the Crimson Tide's 40th consecutive football victory on its home field. The long strike came on the fourth play of the game, with the rwift Newsome well behind all defenders when the ball got to him. Rutledge hit Newsome on a 32-yard pass in the third period. Louisville t-s Alabama I4 11 14 It-Si Ala Newsome 47 pass from Rutledga (kick lailed) Ala Faust 2 run (Nathan run) Ala Nathan 7) run (kick failed) Ala Whitman 10 run I Chapman kirk) Ala Newsome 32 pass from Rutladga (Chapman kick) Ala Pugh 32 past from Jones (Chapman luck) Lou Butler I run (kick failed) Ala Travis 5 pass from shealy (Chap- man kick) Ala Turpln 5 run (Chapman kick) A 40.210 See it at our Open House October 29th.

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First Downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Lou Ala IS 25 57241 43-417 41 141 4 4114 560 450 411 74 1-0 I 7 44 Muskies Lose 2-0 In Soccer SPRINGFIELD Wittenberg got a penalty goal from Scott Hudson in the first half and second half goal by Pete Flint to defeat invading Muskingum 2-0 Saturdav in college soccer. The win raised Wittenberg's, league record to l-l-l and overall mark to 5-2-1 while the Muskies fell to 0-2 in the league and 2-5 for the season. Muskingum hosts Denlson Wednesday. I First down Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 14 22 47 142 54 204 105 257 94 14 2014 20-131 5-16 434 II 21 535 4 104 Gso.k Punts Fumbles tost Penalties-yards DOUG KANE'S CYCLE WORLD 303 W. Monroe St.

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