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MONDAY, OCT. 2, 1972 Roirro Over Bengals 6 5 Kelly, Strong Defense 2-B T11E TLMES RECORDER Key Ueveland Victory against Pittsburgh last week, missed two other attempts 101. n)3 tfl i from 28 and 30 yards out before kicking a 15-yarder with three seconds gone in the final quarter. A stingy Browns defense headed by tackle Jerry Shert and end Ron Snidow, held the Ji.ii, mlii.iHtiLiiijil! Itl; iff cais seta 9 ijljihlllliUilKirtlilWljili "lP b12XM ii 1 zmmm hiih i.Hlrtl'l.,-,l Li Cln Cle First Downs 19 14 Rushes-yards 10-12S 3109 Passing yards 203 1,10 Return yards II DO Passes 21-432 12-24-4) Punts Fumbles-lost 3 0 Penalties-yards SO affllMB lilUuu lU, i lw Wl! rw iff 4 I i. li JL pi nm 'll IIIM HI" 1 111,.

i1a ml. I I ij mtsmKm i lira "WW1 Mi. If Li si ii. MieaffFsr CLEVELAND (UPI)-Leroy Kelly capped a 56-yard drive by circling end for two yards and going in for a touchdown in the first quarter and quarterback Mike Phipps hit Frank Pitts with a 68-yard scoring strike in the final period Sunday to lead the Cleveland Browns to a 27-6 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Kelly, who carried 22 times for 84 yards to move into fifth place among the all-time rushing leaders with 6,250 career yards, and Phipps sparked the Browns to their first score.

Phipps, making his first start before the hometown fans, connected on only one of four third down plays in the first quarter, but it was a big one. With third and six on the Browns' 48, Phipps hit Pitts with a 17-yard pass to the Bengals' 35. Kelly carried four straight times to the Cincinnati five and scored two plays later. Bernard Johnson fumbled the ensuing kickoff and Chip Glass recoverea tor tne Browns on the Bengals' 29. Three plays later, Don Cockroft booted a 31-yard field goal.

Phipps, who hit on 12 of 24 passes for 198 yards, moved the Browns 80 yards with 12:40 left in the game to make it 20-6 and Bob Briggs picked up a Ken Anderson fumble and scored the final touchdown with 2:43 left. Cincinnati got on the score board with 8:44 left in the first half on Horst Muhlmann's 26- yard field goal. Muhlmann, who booted five three pointers il nniaiiiiilllllii iil'ft'lHiiil I I i lliiiittllii iir1 iilhh.uniHiHUiiuwiHij; Browns defensive end Bob Briggs (84) heads for the end ne as Bengal Rufus Mayes (71) quits the pursuit after Briggs had picked up a Ken Anderson fumble to score in the final minutes of play Sunday. 1 J1 Am )lmU tli'itiLlli aiiiiilit mJJk Li kLi caught a fourth quarter pass. taken from the field on a Howell was also shaken up, in the game.

Cincinnati's Speedy Thomas (17) is Just as instant away from unconsciousness as he Is slammed to the ground by Browns defensive backs Ben Davis (partially hidden) and Mike Howell after the Bengal wide 16-13 On Marcol's Field Goals Packers Stop Cowboys Ashton Hero For Neiv England Pats Spill Redskins Bengals without a touchdown for the second straight week and hounded Carpenter throughout the game. The Bengals held the edge on the Browns in both rushing and passing yardage but Cleveland came up with the clutch plays while Cincinnati floundered. The victory, however, could prove costly to the Browns as veteran defensive end Ron Snidow suffered a leg injury in the fourth quarter and had to be taken from the field on a stretcher. Cleveland has already lost the services of veteran end Joe Jones due to an injury suffered in an exhibition game with the Bengals. Cincinnati (3036 Cleveland 10 0 3 1427 uev Kelly 2 run (Cockroft kick) Clev FG Cockroft 31 Cin FG Muhlmann 26 Clev FG Cockroft 30 Cin IFG Muhlmann H5 Clev Pitts 68 pass from Phipps (Cockroft KICK) Clev Briggs 11 fumble recovery (Cockroft kick) A 81, '564 plunging one yard into the end zone in the second quarter.

Roy Gerela kicked three field goals irom the 17, 15 and 20. The one from the 20 was set up when a pass by St. Louis quarterback Gary Cuozzo bounced off the hands of Leon Burns, and Pittsburgh's Glen1 Green Bay's sole touchdown midway through the second quarter came after a fumble was recovered on the Dallas 25 yard line and the Packers were threatening to score again at the end of the game when rookie Willie Buchanon returned an interception to the Dallas two. John Brockington, who picked up 91 yards rushing, scored the Green Bay touchdown on a two 25-19 Over St. Louis end of the third period, giving the Patriots a 24-17 advantage.

Plunkett set up the game- winning touchdown with two 12-yard passes to Bob Windsor and a 15-yard toss to Randy Vataha. The Redskins struck twice, aided by a New England fumble, for 14-0 lead with a 2:46 minute span in the second quarter. Kilmer took the Redskins 80 yards in five plays and finished with a 30-yard scoring pass to Charlie Taylor with 10 minutes 'ii iniP ,1 7 1 scoring drives of 85 and 80 yards midway through the game. Green Bay, using a patch work offensive line, because of Dallas Green Bay First downs 1 11 Rushing Yardaga Passing yardage Returns yardaga Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 321 3S 1S1 22 29-16-3 2-2 2-19 40-424! 44 34 18-4-0 6-48 0- 0 1- 5 injuries to several key players, had troubles moving the ball, but they made up for it with a good defense. Calvin Hill was the big ground gun tor tne cowboys, picking up 87 yards, but it was his fumble in the second quarter that setup Green Bay's touchdown.

Buchanon grabbed the ball on the Dallas 25. Brockington went 22 yards to the three on the first play from scrimmage and bulled over for the score two plays later. The win was the Packers second against a single loss, and left them in first place in the NFC Central Division. Dallas is 2-1 also and the defeat was the first in regular season piay since miaseason a year ago when the Cowboys were beaten bv tne Chicago Bears. Dallas 3 7 013 Green Bay 3 7 3 316 Dal GF Fritsch 46 Dal FG Marcol 44 GB Brockinston 2 run (Marcol kick) Dal FG Fritsch Dal Garrison 10 run (Fritsch kick) PG Marcol 26 FG Marcol 22 A 47,103 Just Didn't Like Pittsburgh Wins In Final Minute FOXBORO, Mass.

(UPI)- Josh Ashton hauled in a 24-yard touchdown pass with 4:12 left in the game Sunday to give the New England Patriots a 24-23 win over Washington as Red skins kicker Curt Knight missed two field goal attempts in the final 1:17. Ashton, a 23-year-old rookie from Tulsa, had his best day as a pro. He carried 23 times for 108 yards and caught the game winning pass from Jim Plun- kett on the goal line, falling backwards into the end zone for the touchdown which gave the fets a 24-zi advantage. lhe Redskins Bill Malinchak blocked a punt with 50 seconds left in the game, and the ball went out of the end zone for a safety to close out the scoring. wasnington had three field goal opportunities in the closing Stop Neiv York 26-20 Upset Jets MILWAUKEE, Wis.

(UPI)-i The Green Bay packers, taking advantage of Dallas mistakes and three field goals by rookie Chester Marcol, upset the Cowboys 16-13 Sunday to end the National Football League champions' winning streak at 12 games. Two of Marcol's field goals came after Interceptions off Cowboy quarterback Craig Morton. Mistakes Oilers HOUSTON UPI)-Quarter-back Dan Pastorini guided Houston to two first half touchdowns and a fumbling New York Jets offense gave the Oilers three second half "field eoals to enable the Oilers to upset the previously unbeaten Jets 26-20 Sunday. Pastorini hit flanker Ken Burrough on a 52-yard touch down pass in the second period to put the Oilers ahead 14-10 and Joe Namath, plagued by receivers who could not hold on to the ball, could never bring the Jets closer than three points. Namath had guided the Jets to 10 points in the first quarter, hitting Jerry Barkum on a 25-yard touchdown pass on the first series of the game and setting up an eight-yard field goal by Bobby Howfield.

Pastorini took charge in the a Wash New En First downs 15 23 Rushes-yards 28-136 34-127 Passing yards 213 253 Return yards 71 Passes 14-39-1 17-34-1 Punts 4-37 4-28 Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-yards T-60 1-20 Hampton, Malone receiver had Thomas was stretcher and but remained minutes. Knight hit on a 33-yarder with 1:39 left that would have tied the score at 24-24, but Washington chose to accept a roughing the kicker penalty for a first down and an opportunity for a touchdown. Three plays later, however, Knight was wide to the right on a 27-yard scoring attempt with 1:17 to go. He was again wide to the right on a 50-yard attempt with six seconds left following the Washington safety- The Redskins had taken a 21-17 lead with 9:18 left to play when Billy Kilmer fired his third touchdown pass of the day of nine yards to tight end Jerry Smith in the end zone. New England had taken its first lead in the game on Charlie Gogloak's 42-yard field goal just 24 seconds before the Romp The Falcons' final touchdown came on a one-yard run by Hampton with 1:55 left in the game after Ken Reaves had made the fifth of six Falcon interceptions and returned it 28 yards to the Ram seven-yard une.

The victory gave the Falcons a 2-1-0 record and dropped the Rams to 1-1-1. Beathard started for the Rams but Gabriel, who left last week's game because of an injury, came in for the Rams midway in the second period However, Gabriel was unable to sustain a drive and Beathard returned in the fourth period. Berry went the distance for the Falcons but completed only two oi nine passes. However, Atlanta didn't need much passing Sunday as it rolled up 297 yards on the ground, all but 33 of those by tr i nuupton ana waione. Lot Angeles Atlanta 0 0 3 03 10 7 7-31 Atlanta FG Bell 41 AtlantaBurrow 18 pas from Berry1 rocji kick; Atlanta Hampton St run Bell kick) LosA PG Rav 22 AtJa Nobis 29 pass interception return men kick Atla Hampton I run (Bell kick) A 57,122 Pitts St.

Louis First downs 20 15 Rushing yardage 32-153 22-5S Passing yardage .193 J90 Return yardage 50 40 Passes 24-40-1 J5-35-4 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-1 2 Penalties-yards 6-59 6-50 Falcons Blast Rams With Ground Attack Griese-To-Mandick Pass Angry Lions Smash Bears, Butkus 38-24 yard run. Walt Garrison had the only touchdown for Dallas, running over from the ten early in the first half to give the Cowboys a short life, 13-10. Marcol's field goals were 44 yards in the first quarter, 26 in the third and 22 early in the fourth period. He also missed kicks of 16, 27 and 41 yards. Morton, who completed 16 of 29 passes, led the Cowboys Johnson, weakest link considered the in the Oilers' defensive backfield, saved the came by intercepting a Namath pass intended for Caster on the Houston six with 1:21 remaining.

Johnson earlier had picked up a Barkum fumble on his own 48 and ran it back to the Jets' 33 to set up a field goal in the third period. Alexander set up another of those third period field goals by scooping up a fumble by running back John Riggins and returning it 28 yards to the Jet 26. The third field goal came after Atkins intercepted a Namath pass which bounced out of the hands of Cliff Harkey on tne jet 24. Namath, coming off a six loucnaown, 4ir6-yara game a week ago, was throwing well, but Caster, Barkum and Harkey had trouble holding on to the ball. Receiver Eddie Bell suffered a shoulder injury on his first reception and didn't play again.

Namath finished with 18 of 39 passes for 301 yards and two interceptions. Pastorini, who suffered a bruised left knee when he was hit by tackle John Elliott late in the first half, completed 14 of 26 passes for 274 yards and no interceptions. New York 10 JO 730 Houston 0 14 3 28 NY iBarlcum 25 pass from Namath mowtieia kick) NY PG Howield Hou Rodgers 1 run (Butler kick) Hou Burroush S2 pass from Pastorini (Butler kick) NY FO Howfield J2 Hou FG Butler 12 Hou FG Butler 20 Hou FG Butler 20 NY Caster 10 pa" from Namath (Howfield kick) Hou FG Butler 12 A SI .423 FOOTBALL Sj STANDINGS Muskingum Valley League I Pts. Opp. Sheridan 3 0 30 20 John Glenn 2 0 .14 2i Nrw Lexington 2 1 94 32 Morgan 2 I 50 15 West Muskingum 2 I 49 10 Crooksville 1 2 32 51 Maysville 0 2 Id 2S Tn-Valley 0 2 12 5.1 Philo I 1 Pioneer Valley League Beaiisvin 37 pps.

Meadowbrook 2 i4 2 43 Fort Frye Shenandoah Rosecrans Woodsfield Caldwell FRIDAY Columbus East at Zanesville New Lexington at Sheridan John Glenn at Tri-Valley West Muskingum at Crooksville Maysville at Moraan Beallsville at Meadowbrook Utica at Philo River at Woodsfield Miller at Goluster Bellaire St. John at Barnesville Toledo Maromber at Newark Manon-Frankiln at Upper Arlington Saturday fort Frye at Roserani ATLANTA (UPI) Dave Hampton and Art Malone combined for 264 yards rushing Sunday to lead the Atlanta Falcons to their first ever victory over the Los Angeles Rams by a convincing 31-3 margin. Hampton, who scored touch downs on runs of 56 and one yard, set Falcon rushing records when he gained a total of 161 yards on 29 carries Malone rushed for 103 yards on 18 carries and thus gave the Falcons two 100-yard perfor mers in a single game for the first time in their history. The Falcons, who had lost nine and tied two in 11 previous contests with the Rams, domin' ated play throughout. They moved into a 10-0 lead in the first period 'on a 41-yard field Dolphins' Late TD Sinks Vikings 16-14 gone in the period.

Jack Maitland fumbled at the New England 17 on the next play from scrimmage, and Richie Pettibon recovered for the Redskins. Five plays later, Kilmer hit Taylor with a four-yard touchdown pass on the left side of the end zone. Ashton gave the Patriots their frst touchdown on a two-yard run up the middle at 11:14 of the second quarter. The Patriots tied the game at 14-14 on the first series of the third quarter with Plunkett throwing 11 yards to Reggie Rucker to complete a 73-yard drive that took eight plays. Washington New England 0 14 0 8-33 0 7 10 7- 24 WA Taylor 4 pass from Silmer (Knight (Knight kick) WA Taylor 4 pass from Kilmer (knight kick NE Ashton 2 run (Gogolak kick) NE Rucker 111 pass from Plunkett (Gogolak kick) NE PG Gogolak 42 WA Taylor 8 pass from Kilmer (Knigat kick) NE Ashton 24 pass from Plunkett (Gogolak kick) WA Malincfcak afety, blocked punt A 60,60,909.

WONCAV1- THUtiOAYI MIOAVl A SATUHOAVI CARS ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Terry Bradshaw hit Frank Lewis with a 38-yard touchdown pass with one minute and six seconds remaining Sunday to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a 25-19 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Bradshaw moved the Steelers in less than two minutes from their own 20-yard line. He hit Lewis for 16 yards during the drive before the scoring play The Steelers made their win ning march in seven plays.

The Cardinals had taken a 19 18 lead with about three minutes left when Norm1 Thompson blocked a punt by Bob Walden and ran eight yards for a touchdown. Jim Bakken, who had missed an extra point earlier the name, kicked the conversion for the one-point margin. Bradshaw scored the Steel ers' other touchdown by Book an 11-yard touchdown dash by Cyril Pinder. The two scrambling young quarterbacks, Landry and Bobby Douglass of the Bears, provided most of the offense. Douglass scored one touchdown on a four-yard scamper and directed drives which ended: with a 17-yard touchdown run by Jimmy Harrison and a 15-yard field goal by Mac Percival.

Enrol Mann got off a 35-yard field goal and Steve Owens punished the Bears and Butkus all afternoon, running for 78 yards including a one-yard touchdown plunge. The defense of both teams was such that neither side had to punt until Detroit's Herman Weaver finally got the game's only boot off with just 3:47 left in the game. The Lions wound! up with their second victory! against one loss and the Bears'j record stands at a tie and two losses. Detroit 7 14 7 10 38 Chicago 0 10 0 1424 Det Cotton 3 pass from Landry (Mann kick) Chi Douglass 4 run (Percival kick) Det Landry 10 run (Mann kick) Chi FG Percival 15 Det Owens 1 run (Mann kick) Det Landry 6 run (Mann kick) Chi Pinder II run (Percival kick) Det FG Mann 35 Chi Harrison 17 run (Percival kick) Det Landry 13 run (Mann kick) Quarterback Out DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI)- Drake University officials said Sunday Dennis Redmond, the Bulldogs' preseason All-Missou ri Valley Conference quarter back, will undergo surgery for torn ligaments in his right kneel second quarter, sending Willie Rodgers on a one-yard plunge for the first touchdown to complete a T5-yard march. The Oiler quarterback completed four of six passes for 55 yards during the drive.

Then he hit Burrough on Houston's next possession to put the Oilers ahead permanently. The Houston defense led by cornerbacks Willie Alexander and Benny Johnson and safety Bob Atkins took charge in the third quarter and turned three Jet mistakes into field goals. Skip Butler kicked the field goals of 12, 20 and 20 yards. Butler kicked another 12- yarder in the final quarter after 10-yard touchdown pass from Namath to Rich Caster and a 32-yard field goal by Howfield had cut the Houston margin to 23-20. In what once looked like the game-clinching drive for Minne sota, Oscar Beed reeled off runs of 22 and 15 yards, sparking a previously-blunted running game.

Tarkenton added an 11-yard rollout on third down from the 14-yard line to set up the score. Until the fourth quarter, the Dolphins' triple running threat oi Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick and Mercury Morris found the going tough against the Vikings' league-leading defense, which still hasn't allowed a point in tne first naif. For the game, Miami was held to 120 yards on the ground, compared with its previous average of 23o yards rushing. Miami nearly duplicated itsi 21-19 exhibition comeback victo ry over Minnesota, this time against a healthy Viking defense. Defensive end Carl Eller and tackle Alan Page missed the earlier game.

Gilliam, acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals in an off-j season trade for Quarterback Gary Cuozzo, caught three first-j half passes for 91 yards, with a big one accounting for his third roucnaown in as many games. Miami's victory left last season's Super Bowl runnerup with 3-0 record atop the AFC's eastern division, and the only undefeated team in pro football. Miami lain Minnesota 7 I 7 14; Minn William pass from Tarkenton1 Miam PG Yepremian 38 1iam-FG Yepremian 42 Winn-Brown 1 run (Cox kick) MiaarwFG Yeoremiait 41 MiawMandich 1 pus from (Yepremian kick) Gnese CHICAGO (UPl)-The De troit Lions showed their harsh literary opinion of Dick Butkus and the Chicago Bears Sunday, scoring every time they had the ball until late in the fourth quarter on their way to a 38-24 victory. The Lions had been irritated by news that Butkus, co-author of the book called "Stop Action" released last week, expressed the opinion that the Lions in general and, his counterpart at middle lineback-i er, Mike Lucci, in particular, wee a bunch of jerks." The "jerks" from Detroit retaliated by taking the opening kickoff and going 78 yards to a touchdown, much of it right over Butkus.

That was the way. BLOOM1NGTON, Minn. (LP!) Quarterback Bob! Griese passed three yards to reserve tight end Jim Mandich for a late roucnaown ana a 10 14 Miami victory over the Minnesota Vikings Sunday. Griese directed the Dolphins downfield twice in the final quarter first for a 53-yard field goal by Garo Yepremian and then ror tne game-winning touchdown with a minute and a half to go. The final drive was aided by a 15-yard roughing-the-passer penalty called on Viking tacicie Bob Lurtsema with the Dolphins in a second-down-and- LosA Atla First down 13 17 Rushes-yards 24112 81297 Passing yards 137 61 Ruturn yard 143 111 Pasaes 10326 201 Punts 448.8 438.5 Fumbles-lost 00 22 Penalties-yards 210 440 Edwards, activated from the taxi squad for the game, grabbed the ball and ran 41 yards to the St.

Louis 19. The Steelers also scored two points on a safety when Donny Anderson tried to punt for the Larainais irom the St. Louis 13 Anderson fumbled Tom Banks' bad snap from center and downed the ball in the end zone. run Van Galder started at quarterback for St. Louis but on his second play from scrimmage he was hit hard bv three Pittsburgh defenders and wobbled to the sidelines.

Cuozzo played the remainder of the game. Anderson scored St. Louis' other touchdown on an eight yard run in the third ouarter to bring the Cardinals within three points of the Steelers after Dale Hackbart intercepted a Brad shaw pass. Bakken's extra-point attempt was Mocked by Joe Greene. Bakken, who kicked field goals from the 19 and 44, hadn't missed a conversion since 1970 and has missed only five in his career.

He has kicked 322 of 327. Pittsburgh 12 8 1025 St. Louis 8 7 19 Pit FG Gwela 17 Pitt FG Gerela 20 StL FG Bakken 19 Pitt Bradshaw 1 run (Gerela kick) Pitt Safety Anderson tackled in end zone StL FG Bakken 44 StL FG Bakken 44 StL Anderson 8 run (kick blocked) Pitt FG Gerela 15 StL Thompson 8 run with blocked punt (Bakken kick) Pitt iLewis 38 pass from Bradshawi (Gerela kick) Ron Dolen Wins At Z-Speedway Ron Dolen captured first place in the late model feature race Sunday at Zanesville Speedway after finishing second to Don Goff in the helmet dash. Al Lewis ran second in the feature and Goff took third place. Bob Cannon was the day's fastest qualifier while heat victories were posted by: Dennis MCLougniin ana Skip Waterman.

Emmett Beler won the county race. Larry Sterling won the hobby stock event with Bob McConnell second and Chris Patterson third. Ty DOUBLE CHECKED Miaml Minnesota First downs 14 12 Rushes-yardage 2M2D Passing yardage 1M 1M Return yardage U7 70 PM 17-M-J 1MJ-S Punts M4. Fumble lost 1-1 Penaltlet-yardl USED Detroit Chicago First downs 21 21 Rushing yardage 43-197 41-253 Passing yardage 115 74 Return yardage 0 0 Passes 812-0 8-18-2 Pun's 1-33 0-0 Fumbles lost 1-0 3-1 Yards penalized 0-0 4-50 goal by Bill Bell and a 38-yard touchdown pass from Bob Berry to Ken Burrow. Hampton made it 17-0 early in the second period when he broke loose on his 56-yard scoring jaunt, the longest Falcon run this season That was all of the first half scoring although David Ray of the Rams tried and missed three field goal attempts in the second period.

The Rams' best scoring shot in the first half was broken up when Tom Hayes intercepted a Pete Beathard pass in the Atlanta end zone. The Rams finally scored midway through the third period on a 22-yard Ray field goal but linebacker Tommy Nobis more than offset this on the final play of the third period, when he intercepted a Roman Gabriel pass and returned it 29 yards for a touchdown. The Falcons had a touchdown pass from Berry to Burrow called back a minute earlier because of a holding 100 GUARANTEE For 30 Days on 1969 Models or newer. We've got beautiful trade-ins. all over the lot! Select yours NOW! TIMM0NS IUICEC No Finer Automobiles Anywhere 6th at Marietta Ph.

452-4579 if was mnst of ihp riav. with quarterback Greg Landry key ing the Detroit waltz by running 10, 6 and 13 yards for touchdowns and tossing three yards to Craig Cotton for another. The burly Butkus got a bit of his own back in the third quarter in a fourth and one situation when he lined up in the Bear backfield, ostensibly to block for punter Bobby Jt)e Green. Instead, the snap went directly to Butkus and the 245-pound Linebacker lumbered 28 eight situation in which Griesei threw an incomplete pass. Mercury Morris then ran 13 yards to the Minnesota 2 ana Griese connected on two straight passes to flanker Howard Twilley of 8 and 17 yards to set up the three-yard touchdown nass, with Griese firing to Mandich, alone in the end zone.

Minnesota grabbed the early lead when flanker John uiwam sneaked behind the Miamd defense the first time the Vikings had the ball and hauled in a stunning, 56-yard Fran Tarkenton touchdown pass Minnesota led 7-0 at the half, yards to the Lion 29 setting up Monday. penaHy. i.