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THE TIMES RECORDER SUM. NOV. 14. 1971 tfl Bishops9 Rosecrans Fourth Straight Win Whips Jets 29-6 work on breaking the tie though, 5. 'i (- Weidig led the balanced Bishops attack with 79 yards in 13 trips, while Phillis, who was forced out of the game with a rib injury early in the second period, still had 53 in nine tries.

Imlay chipped in with 44 in nine attempts and Hooper filled in nicely for Phillis with 33 in 12 trips Ridgeway, thanks mainly to his lone TD, had 124 in 14 carries. UMenLeeal I 4 I Resecrans 4 7 7 1 icerlne; Rose minis 13 run, (kick lailedl Local Ridgeway a run, (pass failed) Rosawetooper 4 run, (Imlay kick) -Rom WeidM 4 run, (Imlay kick) Rose Imlay f-G JO Rosa V. McMorrow 38 run. (kick (ailed) it to round out the scoring. Coach Dan Miller inserted his freshmen and sophs the last four minutes as the seniors celebrated their final home victory.

Rosecrans totaled 15 first downs, 12 in the first half, to seven for Union Local, most of them against the second-team defense. The Bishops stacked up 239 yards rushing and 28 passing on two of eight tries. The Jets had 180 yards on the ground and 27 through the air on one of 12 attempts and three interceptions. Union Local lost two fumbles, the other recovered by Dennis Maxwell. A swarming Rosecrans defense gave the offense great field position to operate in all night long as (he Bishops rolled on to an easy 294 rout of winless Union Local Saturday night in ice cold weather at Municipal Stadium to close out the season with their fourth straight victory.

The win enabled the Bishops to close out the year at 5-5 while the Class AA Jets slid to 0-10. Rosecrans dominated action from the opening kickoff, taking it marching St yards to the Jet 10. Key plays in the drive were 14 yard runs by Chuck Weidig and Doug Phillis and a 16-yard pass from Bill McLoughlin to Weidig. The march stalled through, and Imlay's 29-yard field goal Just missed. Union Local couldn't move, and punted right back to the Bishops, who took it in for the score.

The 49-yard, nine play drive was highlighted by the running of Weidig and McLoughlin. Phillis raced 13 yards around right end for the TD at 1 29 of the opening period clock. The kick missed, leaving it at 6-fl. The Bishops, paced by the running of Phillis and fullback Imlay, took it to the Jet 22 on their next possession, only to have McLoughlin thrown for a 15-yard loss. They got the ball back a little later though, when McLoughlin made a beautiful interception at the 50 and returning it to the Jet 30.

However, a halfback pass was picked off at the 11 by Jamie Phillips. On the next play. Local's John Ridgeway found an opening, burst into the secondary and raced 89 yards down the sideline for the only Jet score of the night with 2: 19 left in the half. Ridgeway faked the kick but was tackled trying to pass for the PAT. Rosecrans quickly went to Sears! cMfl)(tof8D llorstman out of the play.

(Photo by Larry Rich) yard touchdown in Die third quarter. An unidentified Rosecrans blocker had taken Jets Dave Nagy (82) and Pat Rosecrans halfback Chuck Weidig puti his head down and drlvet through Union Local's Rick Secresl to score this four- "45" gas water heater as Mark Hooper picked up the ensuing kickoff at his 15, cut to the left sideline and ripped 56 yards before being knocked out of bounds at the Jet 29. Eight plays later, following a key 12-yard McLoughlin to Weidig aerial to the four. Hooper swept right end into the end zone, with just 25 seconds and Imlay's kick made it 13-6 at the half. A Weidig interception at the Jet 29 on the third play of the second half set the Bishops up again, but a Bishop fumbled at the 10 and the Jets recovered.

Two plays later though, Vince Mc Morrow pounced on a Jet fumble at the two. Two plays after a motion penalty set the Bishops back to the seven, Weidig went in from four at 7:16, and Imlay's kick upped the lead to 20-6. Strong safety Tom Barry's 20-yard interception return to the) Jet 10 set up the next Bishops! score in the fourth stanza, a 20-1 yard field goal by Imlay with 7:05 left, to make it 23-6. McMorrow also got into the' scoring act with four minutes to go, as on a fourth down play he burst up the middle, cut to the outside and rambled 28 yards to score. Freshman Chris Nash tried the extra point but missed Tri-ValleyGains District Crown WARSAW Tri-Valley struggled to 15-13 and 15-9 decisions over West Muskingum here Saturday to win the Warsaw Class AA District girls volleyball crown at River View High School.

The Scotties wil now carry a 16-2 record into next Saturday's noon matchup In the Wester-ville Regional at Otterbein College gym. West bowed out of action with a 12-6 mark. PeggyBarnhard's 12 points and Nancy Michael's 10 paced the Tri-Valley win while Judy Sorg paced West Muskingum with six. COLLEGE 998 Rr pilar $119.9) Overwhelms Crooksville John Glenn Wins 28-7 FOOTBALL Rally Falls Short Alabama Edged By Notre Dame M-pj md llMtJ erifh msl rtsfctsetl flaw tsna tflt4j fiber fUe aWa1t-OTalUUlel4- ihenas- NM ruMrol. 1 1 2 91.

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The Muskies totaled 25 first downs with 363 yards rushing, including 255 in the first half. They failed to complete any of their four passes. The Ceramics picked up nine first downs though limited to a net 25 yards on the ground. They hit on eight of 14 passes and had one intercepted. Crooksville J-' John Glenn 7 I S-jj Scoring JG Colby 11 run (Geriech kick) JG Callahan 10 run (Gerlach kick) Crook Buckley II run (Embrey kick) JG Smith 5 run (Gerlach kick) JG Callahan I run (Gerlach kick) burst up the middle after Colby was injured on the drive.

Colby, who sparked the Muskies1 late-season surge, left the game with about four minutes left in the period after gaining 63 yards on eight carries and finished the season with 920 yards. His injury snapped a five-game string of 100-yard performances. Crooksville's only points came when Ken Dickerson returned the ensuing kickoff 30 yards to John Glenn's 34. Three plays later, Brian Wolfe drilled a 14-yard pass to Todd Russell and on the next play tailback Rod Buckley scampered the final 11 yards to the end zone with Rob Embrey adding the PAT with 11:03 left in the half. The Muskies came right back with an eight-play, 64-yard march with Doug Smith scoring from five yards out on a quarterback keeper around his right end.

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5th St. Phone 452-W2Z Store Hours Daily Karafouyeke ing season in the Orange Strong running by Hunter and Ferguson complimented Slager's precision passing as Notre Dame's Wing-T misdirection offense gobbled up 365 yards in the first half alone. Ferguson, in his first starting assignment, gained 76 yards on 12 carries in the first two periods and Hunter added 71 on 11 rushes. For the game, they had 113 and 90, respectively. On three consecutive first half possessions, Notre Dame reeled off scoring drives of 80, 60 and 72 yards.

The last one, capped by Ferguson's nifty 17-yard run on which he cut sharply around defensive back Phil Allman at the five, came just after Jack O'Rear scored Alabama's first touchdown on a one-yard run. The score by Ferguson made it 21-7 and equalled the most points yielded by one of Bear Bryant teams since Notre Dame's dramatic Sugar Bowl triumph three years ago. Slager's aerial dynamics came against an Alabama pass defense which ranked fifth in the nation, allowing an average of 83.2 yards in nine previous games. Alabama 0 7 3 I II Notra Oamt 0 11 0 0-31 NO Kelleher Se pan from Slager (Rarva kick) ND Hunter i run (Reeve kick) Ala O'Rear 1 run (Berrey kicluV NO Ferguson 17 run (Reave kick) Ala FG Barrey 31 Ala -Newsame 30 pas from Rutledge INevAome run) A Notre HaggarXountry Yams doubleknit slacks of Dacron? Haggar Comfort Plus slacks In a smooth-finish fabric of 100 Dacron polyester doubleknit. The slightly flared leg silhouette of the $18 slacks is complemented by fashion pockets and belt loops.

This is a great value in doubleknits. The fabric has a rich feel. It comes In a variety of colors, and it's machine washable, of course. Consistent John Glenn unleashed its solid crew of running backs on four long drives Saturday night at New Concord and the Muskies marched over Crooksville 28-7 for their sixth straight victory to close out a 7-3 campaign. The Muskies finished at 6-3 in the Muskingum Valley League after being 0-3 at one point while the Ceramics closed loop play at 1-7-1 and 2-7-1 overall.

John Glenn wasted no time getting into the scoring column, taking the opening kickoff and driving 60 yards on eight plays with sophomore ace Ron Colby sweeping left and for 21 yards and the touchdown with 9:05 left in the quarter. Matt Gerlach added the first of his four PAT placements. Colby carried six times for 48 yards on the opening drive and came right back on the next Muskies possession to team with Tim Callahan in spurring a 79-yard march on 13 plays. Callahan scored on a 10-yard Georgia Ices SEC Grid Title AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Kevin McLee ran for 203 yards and set a school single-game rushing record as Georgia trounced Auburn 28-0 Saturday to win the Southeastern Conference football championship and a berth in the Sugar Bowl.

McLee, a 6-foot, 188-pound junior from Uniontown, who also scored one touchdown, had to hustle, however, to outdistance Georgia's fullback, Al Pollard, who piled up 158 yards and scored twice. The victory gave Vince Doo-ley's Georgia Bulldogs their first conference title since they won the championship in 1968, also bv defeating Auburn in the showdown game. Georgia completely overpowered Auburn but had help also from Tiger penalties. One Auburn setback, 15 yards for a personal foul, gave the Bulldogs a first down on the Tiger 32 and kept their second touchdown drive going. Auburn's only serious threat came in the third period when quarterback Phil Gargis got the Tigers down to Georgia's 12.

But Gargis fumbled and Jeff Sanders recovered for Georgia and halted the Auburn scoring threat. Georgia went into the game tied with Florida for first place in the SEC but won undisputed claim to the championship when the Gators lost to Kentucky 28-9. Otterbein MARIETTA, Ohio (AP) Quarterback Bill Hillier fired two pinpoint touchdown passes to lead Otterbein to a 14-7 Ohio Conference football victory over Marietta Saturday. (Cont'd From Page 1-B) Michigan 3), Illinois 1 Notre Dame 21, Alabama 11 Ohio North. 35, Heidelberg 12 Otterbein 14, Marietta 7 Bethune-Cookman 23, Morris Brown IS Maryvllle 34, Emory 1 Henry CM Davis 23.

San Fransclsco St. Lmfietd 37, Pacific 31 New Mexico 14. N. Colorado II San Jose SI. 50, Pacific U.

30 Simon Frasar 29. Humboldt St. a W. Washington 2S, S. Oegon 21 Cornell 24.

Ripon 12 King's Point 41, Salon Hall Albany, Ga. 2e, Savannah St. 15 Delta St. 32, Livingston 7 Georgetown, Ky. 40, Gardner Webb 41 Carroll, Wis.

70. North Park 0 Coe Col 47, BeKHt 0 Kutrtown 44. Keen 14 Mornlngside 11, N. Oakota 13 tie Principle Col II, Illinois Col 14 SE Missouri 20, Missouri Rolla 12 Upper Iowa 37, Iowa Weslyn 32 Wis. River Falls 5, Wis.

Stom 13 Arkansas St. 14. Texas-Art mglon 13 Southern Cal 20, Washington 3 Texas ASM 31, Arkansas HI Memphis St. Je. Louisville 14 Perm SI.

21, Miami, Fla. 7 Southern U. 24. Florida ASM a Toledo 3, Marshall I Oegon Tech 3a, E. Oregon 21 McPherson 34, Tabor Navy 34, Georgia Tech 21 N.

Carolina 31. Virginia N. Carolina AaYt 30. Del ware St. Richmond IS.

Virginia Tech 0 Shepherd 30, Salisbury St. 13 Tennessee 32, Mississippi 4 Wake Forest 10. S. Carolina 1 Wm. Mary 22.

Citadel 0 Albright 42, Upsaia i AIC 35. Hotstra Army 2t, Colgate 13 Boston Col. Syracuse 14 Bowdoln 37, Colby Brown 21, Columbia 17 Cornell 31, Peret 13 Oartmouth 33, Princeton 7 E. Stroudsburg 23, Morgan St. 0 Fairleigh Dickinson Stony Brook Mlddlebury Norwich 3 Moravian at, Ursinus a Y.

Tech 33, Jersey City St. Pittsburgh 24, W. Virginia 14 Rhode Island 17, Connecticut 14 Springfield 24, Albany, N.Y., 0 Temple 35, Dayton a Union 1, Hs.nlllon a Villanova 54, Holy Cross 21 Gr ambling 41, Norfolk St. It Winston Salem It. Shaw II Colorado Col.

21. Trinity, Tex. 17 Benedictine, Kan. 21, Emporia St. 15 Colorado 40, Kansas 17 High School Results Rosecrans 2V Union Local John Glenn 21, Crooksville 1 Shenandoen 14 Caldwell 0 Newcomerstown 27 Indian Valley South I Cols.

Northland 20 Cols. Walnut Ridge 14 Newark Catholic 13 Heath 7 Cols. Wattarson IS Cols. St. Charles 4 Cleveland E.Tech 20, Cleveland Cotim-wood 0 Cleveland East 14.

Cleveland Glenvllle 0 Parma Forge 34, Shaker Hts. I Cleveland Latin 15, Cleveland Benedictine 7 Hudson Academy IS. Cleveland University a Miien Edison Castalla Margaretta Massllkm 7, Canton McKlnley 3 Felrport Harding 38, Garfield Hts. Trinity 22 Akron St. Vincent 11 Akron Hoban 0 Youngstown Mooney 14, Youngstown Cheney 4 Cleveland Ignatius 27.

Cleveland South Tiffin Calvert 23. Sandusky St Mary 0 Warren Reserve 12. Austintown Filch 10 a I St Paul 14, Fostorla St.Wendelin 14, tie Fremont St.Joseph 21, Eastwood 11 Tuscarawas Central Catholic 14, Tusca rawas valley 1 Howl and Warren Kennedy 14 Grafton Mldvlew 41, Elyrie West I Lorain Catholic 20, Lorain Southvlew Mentor Lake Catholic la, a eve! and St.Joseph 14, tie Elyrla Catholic 49. Oberim 7 Tiffin Calvert 23. Sandusky St.

Marys Fremont St. Joseph 21, Eastwood 12 Grafton Mldvlew 41, Elyrla West I Youngstown Mooney 14, Youngstown Oianey 4 Akron St. Vlncant St. Mary 15, Akron Hoban 0 Fairport Harbor Harding 3s, Garfield Heights 22 Oregon Strltctt 3. Toledo St.

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(AP) -Notre Dame continued Its mastery over Alabama Saturday as Rick Slager passed for 206 yards in the first half, including a 56 yard touchdown bomb to Dan Kelleher, and led the Irish to a 21-18 victory in the first regular-season meeting between two of college football's greatest names. Notre Dame built a 21-7 half-time lead but survived a series of second-half scares and didn't nail down the victory until Jim Browner intercepted Jeff Rut-ledge's pass in the end zone with 4 17 left and halfback Pete Cavan wide open and waving for the ball across the field. Rutledge, however, never saw him. Slager picked Alabama's secondary apart in the first half, completing 12 of 19 passes. His long heave to Kelleher on the first play of the second period started the scoring and the Irish added touchdowns the next two times they had the ball on Al Hunter's two-yard run and a 17-yard dash by freshman Vagas Ferguson.

The only two previous meetings between the traditional gridiron powers came in postseason action. Notre Dame nipped Alabama 24-23 in a Sug-4 ar Bowl showdown for the 1973 national championship and edged the Tide 13-U the follow- Kentucky Surprises Florida 28-9 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -Derrick Ramsey, Kentucky's huge quarterback, fired two touchdown passes Saturday and led the Wildcats to a 28-9 upset victory over 15th-ranked Florida, probably denying the i Gators their first Southeastern Conference football crown in history. Ramsey, a 6-foot-4, 222-pound bull, connected with Dave Trosper on a strange 52-yard scor-, trig play in the final minute of the opening half and came back with a 17-yarder to Randy Brooks in the third quarter mo-. -ments after Florida had made a bid to get back into the game.

The pass to Trosper demoralized the Gators ana personified Florida's frustration in SEC competition. It appeared that Terry LeCount would intercept at the five, but at the last moment teammate Warren Gaf-fney tipped the ball away into the hands of Trosper for the touchdown. Ramsey led the domineering Wildcat offense with 17 carries for 80 yards and five com- pletlons in eight attempts for another 111 yards as Kentucky put together scoring drives of 54, 62, 75 and 83 yards. Kentucky's other scoring came on a six-yard run by Chris Hill and a 29-yard scamper by Rod Stewart as the Wildcats lifted their record to 6-4 and 3-2 in the SEC, their second winning season In three years. Florida, which fell to 6-3 and 4-2, scored on Berj Yepr-emian's 42-yard field goal and a nine-yard pass from Jimmy Fisher to Tony Green.

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