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i is a 4-D THE TAMPA TRIBUNE TIMES, Sunday, October 10, 1971 yiliin i Biyumn imn))ill. np )im hamynmmmmimWm" EialMeB Auburn Unbeaten Georgh win 27., 4 Wallops Ole Miss Df v- 4 Ilk IHi 1 st Vf MtwiOa sf "it' i 1 JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) -Sophomore tailback Jimmy Poulos ran for two touchdowns yesterday as undefeated, 10th ranked Georgia rolled to an easy 38-7 Southeastern Conference decision over Mississippi. Poulos scored on bursts of two and one yards, but set up both touchdowns with a couple of long runs that put the ball within the shadow of the Ole Miss goal. GUARD JOHN Jennings 1 picked a fumble out of the air and dashed 39 yards for a touchdown, quarterback Tiilane Rebounds, Upsets Tar Heels UPI Telephoto Georgia Fumbles To TD Everything apparently went right yesterday for Georgia in its 38-0 rout of Mississippi.

Here tailback Ricky Lake loses the ball when tackled by Ole Miss safety Henry Walsh (39) but Georgia guard John Jennings (68) snared the loose ball and carried it over the goal for the Bulldogs' first OF AUBURN, Ala. (UPI) -Quarterback Pat Sullivan passed for three touchdowns and 238 yards yesterday as sixth-ranked Auburn had to battle from behind to subdue tougher-than-expected Southern Mississippi, 27-14. SULLIVAN, who completed 23 of 39 passes to enhance his chances of repeating as the NCAA total offense champion, threw a one-yard pass to Trob-by Robinette to tie the score at 14-all in the third period and then put the Tigers ahead in the same period with a 20-yard strike to Dick Schmalz. The Auburn senior iced the hard-earned victory in the final period with his one-yard touchdown pass to his favorite receiver, Terry Beasley. Auburn opened scoring when Terry Henley plunged in from a yard out with 7:05 to play in Watson was a defensive struggle on the wet artificial turf with neither team able to sustain a scoring drive.

EARLY IN the first period, after an exchange of punts, Tech drove to the Tennessee 31 where the Jackets gambled on a fourth down pass from MacShan to tight end Mike Oven. The pass was complete but a motion penalty nullified its 11-yard gain, and Tech was forced to punt. The Yellow Jackets tried fourth down plays twice during the game but failed to pick up necessary yardage each time. Tech again bogged down at the Vol 33 with about nine minutes to play in the first half. Cam Bonifay tried a 50-.

yard field goal that fell short and the first half ended with the Vols ahead 7-0. Feathers now an assistant coach at Wake Forest, was on hand to watch Watson break his rushing record. Cracking Vols To Victory Veasey. Cloyce Hinton kicked the extra point. THE REBELS got to the Georgia one near the end of the third period but was stopped on four consecutive downs.

On the game's initial series of plays, fullbak Ricky Lake was jarred loose from the ball by an Ole Miss tackle and the alert Jennings grabbed his teammate's fumble and raced 39 yards into the end zone four minutes into the game. Ray, who replaced starting quarterback Andy Johnson in the second quarter, hit on passes of 10 and 18 yards to move the ball to the 11 then scored on an option play. Poulos set up his first touchdown when he scampered 32 yards to the Ole Miss 26 then added a couple of more short gains before he went into the end zone from the two. Georgia 7 17 7 7-3 Mississippi 0 0 0 7 7 GA. Jennings 39 run fumble recovery (Braswell kick) GA.

Ray 11 run (Braswell kick) GA. Poulos 2 run (Braswell kick) GA. FG Braswell 36 GA. Honeycutt 25 run (Braswell kick) GA. Poulos 1 run (Braswell kick) MISS.

Veasey 1 pass from Veese (Hinton kick) A 42,000. Football Scores EA9T. Hirtird II, Columbia It Holy Cross 24, Colgate 14 Dartmouth 19, Peon I Feen State 42, Army Tale 17, Brows 10 Lehifh 35, Rubers 14 Ithaca 33, Fordham 8 Boston Coll. 23, VUanova 7 Pitt 3S, Nary 35 Cornell 18, Princeton Wesleyan 35, Coast Guard 34 New Hampshire 24, Maine 14 Delaware 49, Lafayette Dartdioa 20, Burknell I Boston V. 47, Massachusetts 21.

Amherts 39, Bowdoln 21 Rhode Island 34, Vermont Tofts 44, Norwich 2 Temple 38, Connectlrnt 90UTH Florida St. 27. Miss. St. I Georaia 38, Ole Miss 7 Auburn 27, Southern Miss.

14 West Va. 28, William Marj 23. Clemson 3, Duke 0 Tenaessee 10, Georaia Tech I Syracuse 21, Maryland 13 Tulane 37, N. Carolina 2 Bethnne-Ceokman 48, Albany St. Citadel 25, VMI 24 N.E.

Louisiana 27, Chattanooga 21 MIDWEST. Pnrdce 27, Minnesota 13 Northwestern 28, Iowa Ohio St. 24, Illinois 10 Michigan 24, Michigan St. Wisconsin 35, Indiana 29 Toledo 24, Bowling Green 7 Nebraska 36, Missouri 0 Colorado 24, Iowa St. 14 Kansas Kansas St.

13 Weitern Mich. 31, Kent St. Toledo 24, Bowling Green 7 Drake 28, N. Iowa 0 N. Dakota 35, S.

Dakota St. 7 8. Dakota 35, Morningside SOUTHWEST. Oklahoma 48, Texas 27 Arizona St. 42, Colorado St.

WEST. Wyoming 14, Arizona 3 Air Force 30, SMU Utah St. 29, Brigham Young 7. UCLA 34, Wash. St.

21 Stanford 20, Washington California 30, Oregon St. 27 James Ray counted on an 11-yard run and fullback Robert Honeycutt dashed 25 yards for other Bulldog scores. Kicker Kim Braswell booted a 36-yard field goal and five consecutive extra points. A vicious Georgia defense contained the Ole Miss attack all afternoon as the Bulldogs rolled to their fifth win of the season. Ole Miss scored with just over a minute remaining in the game on a one-yard pass from quarterback Norris Weese to tight end Burney game of the season fitter recovering from shoulder injuries, scored on a 56-yard pass from Walker in the second quarter and again on a 38-yard Walker toss late in the same period.

Walker, a 180-pound junior, tossed a 65-yard scoring pass to fullback Bob Marshall on the Green Wave's second offensive play of the game and fired a 26-yard scoring pass to flanker Maxie LeBlanc midway in the second period. Miller's passing and Hamlin's running in the fourth-quarter brought North Carolina close but Dupre's kickoff return and a 22-yard field goal with 2:49 left in the game by Lee Gibson of Tulane put things out of reach. Tulane 7 21 9 9-37 North Carolina 0 11 6 1229 TUL Marshall 63 pass from Walker (Gibson kick) UNC FG Craven 34 TUL LeBlanc 26 pass from Walker (Gibson kick) TUL Barrios 56 pass from Walker (Gibson kick) UNC Miller 6 run (Miller run) TUL Barrios 38 pass from Walker (Gibson kick) UNC Jolley 20 pass from Miller (kick failed) UNC Hamlin run (run failed) TUL Dupre 100 kickoff return (kick failed) UNC Hamlin 3 run (pass failed) TUL FG Gibson 22 A 39,500 Ft. Meade Rips Past Clewiston CLEWISTON (Special) Lorenzo Evans scored three touchdowns and Greg King caught a 13-yard scoring pass from Darwin Peeples Friday night as the Fort Meade Miners defeated Clewiston 26-13. Evans tallied on two two-yard plunges in the second quarter and got the clincher from 35 yards out in the fourth.

Evans ran for 60 yards in 8 carriers and Bernard Dunlap got 82 in 13 while Peeples took care of the passing game with seven completions in 11 tries for 94 yards. Ft. Meade is now 2-1-1, Clewiston 1-2-1. The score: Ft. Meade 0 13 6 7-26 Clewiston 0 6 7 013 Record Leads KNOXVILLE, Term.

(UPI) Fullback Curt Watson scored on a 19-yard run in the opening minute of play yesterday to start the Tennessee Vols off to a 10 victory over Georgia Tech and before the game was over he had broken a school career rushing record that had stood for 28 years. Watson gained 76 yards for the aftrnoon to lead the vols attack but, in the end, it was the conversion and a 20-yard fourth-period field goal by George. Hunt that made the diference as Tech, a 10-point underdog, battled right up to the end. The Citadel Slips Past VMI, 25-24 LEXINGTON, Va. UP) The Citadel drove 77 yards for a touchdown with 3:14 left, then made good a two-point conversion to salvage a 25-24 Southern Conference football victory over Virginia Military Institute yesterday.

Fullback Bob Carson got the touchdown his second of the afternoon on a 27-yard bff-tackle burst, then hauled in quarterback Harry Lunch's pass for the decisive two points. WATSON, A senior fullback, now has a career total of 1,914 yards, 26 more than the previous record Beattie Feathers set in 1931-33. But Watson's performance was marred by three fumbles, two of which were recovered by the losers. Tech fullback Tim Macy fumbled the first handoff of the game, giving the Vols their chance at the Yellow Jacket 26. Watson carried twice for the score and Hunt added the extra point.

A partially blocked punt by Defensive back Gary Wingo set up Tech's lone touchdown on the Tennessee 19, with 1:20 left in the game. Three plays later tailback Greg Home ran in from the six but a running effort by quarterback Eddie MacShan for two extra points failed. Except for the first minute of play and the last six minutes of the game the contest IM the first period. But the lead was short-lived. STRINGING out 12 consecutive passes for a new school record, Southern quarterback Rick Donegan took control in the second period and running back Doyle Orange scored on two one-yard runs as the Southerners took a 14-7 lead before halftime.

West Virginia Staves Off Loss To WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) Quarterback Bernie Galiffa came off the bench yesterday to spark West Virginia to a 21-point fourth quarter and a 28-23 victory over William Mary. Galiffa, who set out the first half with a sprained wrist, hit tight end Nate Stephens with a 64-yard touchdown pass with two minutes and 22 seconds left in the game to propel the Mountaineers ahead of the fired-up William Mary team that had led 21-7 at the start of the fourth quarter. Fullback Pete Wood slammed in for West Virginia touchdowns of four and six yards and speedster Kerry Marbury scored another on a two-yard run. Frank Nester kicked two extra points for West Virginia and Galiffa hit Wood with a pass for a two-point scoring play after one touchdown.

Connolly Sparks Win By Holy Cross WORCESTER, Mass. (ff) Mickey Connolly, a sophomore quarterback playing his first varsity game, passed for three touchdowns yesterday as he directed Holy Cross to its first home football victory in 1,050 days, a 28-14 upset of Colgate. Connolly, a resident of Ken-more, N.Y., missed the first two games this year after suffering a shoulder separation in a pre-season scrimmage, but was at the helm for all but the last three plays before home fans who last saw the Crusaders win on Nov. 23, 1968. ALCO PA-I LOCOMOTIVE ORNAMENTS Kit makes 12 Different Wooden Christmas Orna ments.

It's Easy and Fun to the Numbers. Everything 1 FTC1 wr urn i mm-" 1 i ii TnMm iMThr-nt tffm Will 7 tr yiOTORIZED The victory was the fourth this season for Auburn with no defeats while the loss brought Southern's record to 1- 3for the year. Southern Mississippi 1 JHJ Auburn 0 14 AUBLHenly "i run (frtt kick) SOU Orange 1 run (Guy kick) SOU-OranM 1 run (Guy kick) AUB-Robinette 1 pasa from Sullivan 20 pass from Sullivan (Jett kick) AUB Beasley 1 pasi from Sullivan (kick failed) Immokalee Wins 18-12 MELBOURNE (Special) -Immokalee scored three quick touchdowns and then held on for an 18-12 football bictory over Florida Air Academy last night. Victor Washington scored on a 14-yard run, Genesis Osceola recovered a fumbled puni in the end zone and Joey Allen went across from the 14 in the first half to give Immokalee an 18-0 lead. Scott Junge plunged across from the three and Mike McPherson scored from the 16 for Florida Air.

Immokalee is now 3-0-1 on the season while Florida Air is 0-3. Immokalee Florida Air 12 0 0-18 6-12 Sputtering Yale "Whips Brown PROVIDENCE Wl- Don Pfiel, a junior quarterback making his starting debut, got a sputtering attack in gear for a pair of scoring thrusts yesterday in leading Yale to a 17-10 Ivy League football victory over Brown. The Elis spotted Brown an early touchdown and then managed to overcome mistakes long enough to roll up 17 straight points en route to their second triumph in three games. ALCO 1000 "EMD" GP-40 DIESEL "-1) Electric tV10E GIANTabthewtic mu mn mKSS ymmtrnwrnm iiiiyiuiln.ii1.,il.u,.,l,,.,,,, i CHAPEL HILL, N. C.

(UPI) Quarterback Mike Walker tossed four touchdown passes, two of them to flanker Steve Barrios, as Tulane rebounded from three straight losses to defeat previously unbeaten North Carolina 37-29 yesterday. Fullback Geof Hamlin ran for two touchdowns for North Carolina in a fourth-quarter rally after being down 28-17 at the end of the third period. But defensive end Coleman Dupre returned a kickoff 100 yards to put the game on ice for Tulane. Barrios, playing his first Seilger Kicks Clemson Past Duke, 3-0 NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) Eddie Seigler kicked a 39-yard field goal with 10 seconds left in the third quarter yesterday as previously winless Clemson upset 15th-ranked Duke 3-0 in the 25th annual Oyster Bowl.

Seigler's boot, aided considerably by a stiff 15 mile-an-hour wind, broke open a list-, less defensive battle. Neither team could sustain a drive throughout the game. Duke's deepest penetration was only to Clemson's 23-yard line. Clemson's was only to the 22 from where Seigler booted his field goal. The loss was Duke's first in five games and the Tigers won their first after three losses and gave Clemson a 1-0 mark the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Syracuse Whips Terps 21 To 13 COLLEGE PARK, Md. UPI) Quarterback Bob Woodruff threw for one touch-down and running backs Roger Praetorius and Marty Januszkiewicz ran for a touchdown each as Syracuse topped Maryland 21-13 in the Orange- mens' seventh win in a row over the Terps. Syracuse went ahead to stay early in the fourth period when Praetorius charged in X.nm Vio 10 tn or a fi9.vnrrt drive. Praetorius and Januszkiewicz alternated running chores in a 72-yard touchdown drive which ate up most of the clock and Januszkiewicz punched in from the three with nine seconds remaining. Syracuse scored first, early in the second period, on a 21-yard pass from Woodruff to tight end Rich Steiner.

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