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THE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, Sept. 1971. 3-D Tide Rolls 7 Pitt 16- OverVa Tito jam Struggi Past 7: ndy 10 By 23- the- one-yard line with 22 seconds left yesterday, giving Princeton a 6-6 tie with Rutgers in the 65th revival of college football's oldest series. It was the first tie since the series began in 1869. Snickenberger's plunge a 63-yard drive that began with 3:30 to go after Rutgers elected to run from a fourth down and three situation at the Princeton 37.

Quarterback Bert Kosup was stopped for no gain, and the Tigers took over. Rutgers 0 0 6 0 8 Princeton 0 0 0 6 8 Rut Pawlik 94 punt return kick failed Pri Snickenberger 1 run pass failed A 26.008 Massachusetts Wins HANOVER, N.H. (AP) -Quarterback Mark Tripucka passed for one touchdown and set up another as Massachusetts blanked defending Ivy League champion Dartmouth College 14-0 yesterday in a non-conference football game at rain-drenched Memorial Stadium. A crowd of 9,550 saw the Massachusetts defense turn back three Dartmouth scoring thrusts deep into Minutemen territory in the second half on two interceptions and a t0 (ft AP Wirephoto Scores For The Orange Syracuse quarterback Jim Donoghue makes a dive over the goal line as he scores the second Orangeman TD yesterday over North Carolina State in Syracuse. PITTSBURGH (AP) -Southern California finally yore.down Pitt's overworked defenses and Anthony Davis barrelled two yards for a touchdown with nine' minutes left, capping an 80-yard drive that "sparked the struggling Trojans to a 16-7 college football victory yesterday.

With quarterback Pat Haden ineffective in the first half and then knocked out of the game with a concussion, the "Trojans fumbled the ball stumbled into costly penalties before sophomore Vince Evans got them moving late in the third quarter with Pitt leading 7-3. VSC 3 0 0 1316 Pitt 0 7 0 07 USC Field goal Llmahelu 25 Pitt Farmer 9 pass from Daniels j--J-lmg kick) USC Davis 2 run (IJmahelu kick) USC Evans 13 run (kick failed) vA K.934. Sub QB Stars N.Y. (AP) Backup quarterback Kevin i jSigler passed for 236 yards and set up three touchdowns iit leading Cornell to a 40-21 victory over Colgate in college football yesiterday. Halfback Don Fanelli added three touchdowns on short runs as the Big Red continued their domination of stjjte rival Colgate, which hasn't won in their last five meetings.

Cphjate 7 7 7 021 Couell 7 10 640 4jfcHeaIy 3 run Andrewlavage kick CcsFanelU 2 run Szynalski kick Cor Sigler 1 run with recovered fumble kick failed Cor Fanelli 4 run Sigler to Wier- binski pass Col Basile 3 run Andrewlavage kick CorFG Szynaisld 34 Cor Fanelli 2 run Szynalski kick Cor FG Szynalski 20 Col Healy 71 run Andrewlavage kick Cor La Beau 4 run pass failed 4 Unavailable. Uses Luck PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) Brown turned two early funible recoveries into touchdowns and rolled to a 45-15 football victory over Rhode Island yesterday behind quarterback Pete Beatrice. Beatrice scored twice on keeper plays and set up two other touchdowns, one via a 24-yard run on a fake field goal attempt.

Rhode Island 0 3 0 1215 BrO'VT 7 i '1 '1 Bro Sokolokski 1 run (Culich kkk) -i Bro Beatric 7 nut (Culich kick) Bro Sokolowski 13 run (Culich kick) a i l) run O'ioh kick) Bro Beatrice 4 run (Culich kick) itl Crone 7 run (pass tailed) Bro Maze 50 run (Culich kick) 1(1 Octhipinli 36 pass from Crone (pass failed) A 9,200 Win On Safety VILLANOVA, Pa. (UPI) -Linebacker Bill O'Connell trapped Idaho punter Steve Tanner in the end zone for a safety with 2:24 left in the game yesterday to supply the winning points in Villanova's come-from-behind 15-7 victory over the Vandals. With Idaho leading 7-6. Tanner received a bad snap from center John Yarno and fumbled in the end zone. He was bottled up by the swarming Villanova defense and tackled by O'Connell.

Idaho 0 0 7 0-7 Villanova 0 3 3 9-13 Vill-FG Griggs 24 ViU FG Griggs 32 Ida Comstock 4 run (Tanner kick) ViU Safety. Tanner tackled in end zone VUl Lombard! 54 run (Griggs kick) A 9,857 Guard Does Scoring NEW YORK (AP)-Lafay-ette senior guard Dan Kuhn kicked two field goals, blocked a Columbia attempt and add ed a conversion in leading the Leopards to a 15-0 college football victory over the Lions yesterday. The victory was Lafayette's first after two defeats while the game marked the opening of Columbia's initial season under new head Coach Bill Campbell. Lafayette 0 5 0 1015 Columbia 0 0 0 00 Laf Safety snap through end zone. Laf FG Kuhn 24 Laf DeSanty 17 run, Kuhn kick Laf FG Kuhn 35.

A 3,491. Harvard Tricks 'Em CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Harvard sent Alky Tsitsos plunging for a touchdown after recovering its opening kickoff, and went on to whip Holy Cross 24-14 yesterday in the Crimson's 1974 football debut. Harvard, launching its centennial season, took command at the outset in a strange turn of events, Holy Cross won the pre-game toss and elected to receive. Harvard ignored taking the wind, and kicked off into 15 mile per hour gusts.

Holy Cross 0 7 0 7 14 Harvard 10 0 0 14 24 Har Tsitsos 1 run Tsitsos kick Har FG Tsitsos 42 Har Lincoln 27 pass from Holt Asit-sos lock Har Lincoln 27 pass from Holt Tsitsos kick Har Mclnally 47 pass from Holt Tsitsos kick HC Fltzsimmons 3 pas from Morton Kelley kick A 17,500 Play 6-6 Tie PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)-Halfback Walt Snickenberger burst across right tackle from Auburn Defense Throttles Vols TUSCALOOSA. Ala. UD -Fullback Calvin Culliver broke up the middle for 85 yards to start Alabama to a 23-10 victory over Vanderbilt yesterday as the Crimson Tide began defense of its Southeastern Conference football title. The loss was the first in three games for Vandy.

Culliver's burst came two plays after a punt by Vandy's Barry Burton rolled dead at the two. A pass from Richard Todd to George Pugh put it on the 15 and Culliver went all the way untouched on the next play. Vandy's Ed Parrish returned the kickoff 35 yards 'Cats Hold On LEXINGTON, Ky. Mike Fanuzzi passed for two touchdowns and scored two more on the ground as Kentucky held off a late Indiana charge yesterday for a 28-22 victory. Fanuzzi scored on a run from three yards out in the third period and opening Kentucky's scoring by recovering one of his teammate's fumbles in the end zone.

He also hit Randy Burke and Tom Farmer with touchdown passes. Indiana drove to Kentucky's 29 with 1:48 left in the game, but was stopped there and Kenucky played out the clock. Indiana 7 0 0 IS 22 Kentucky 0 14 14 028 Ind Holmes 2 pass from Jones (Stavroff kick) Ky Fanuz2i fumble recovery In end zone (Pierce kick) Ky Burke pass from Fanuzzi (Pierce kick) Ky Farmer pass from Fanuzzi (Pierce kick) Ky Fanuzzi 3 run (Pierce kick) Ind Holmes pass from Cramer (Cramer run) Ind Flanagan 3 pass from Jones (Stavroff kick) A est. Houston Romps BLACKSBURG, Va. -Houston's Cougars used a balanced attack, including two touchdowns by sophomore fullback John Housman, for an overwhelming 49-12 football victory yesterday over Virginia Tech.

Housman was only one of the big cogs in a varied Houston attack that included a 64-yard touchdown pass from halfback Marshall Johnson to flanker Frank Scalise. The Cougars scored with 6:49 left in the first quarter on Donnie McGraw's 21-yard touchdown run following Rob JCPemey Save 3996 to 6700 on four steel belted radials. JCPenney Survivor steel belted radial tires. Two radial piles of rayon, four rayon belts and a belt of steel. No trade-in required.

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(UPI) Yale combined the running of backs Rudy Green and Tyrell Hennings with an opportunistic defense yesterday to open its season with a 20-7 win over cross-state rival Connecticut. Green, the Eli captain, and Hennings, a senior, each scored a touchdown, and sophomore Randy Carter kicked two field goals as debuting Yale registered its 2Crd victory in this 26 game series. The win avenged an opening game loss a year ago. Connecticut is now 1-1. Connecticut 0 7 0 07 Yale 10 7 3 020 Yale FG Carter 24 Yale Green 5 run Carter kick Conn Maclellan 2 pass from Rock Sinay kick Yale Hbinings 3 run Carter kick Yale FG Carter 36 WORLD SERIES TRIP PH-255-0614 TODAY! From Tribune Wires AUBURN, Ala.

Junior Kenny Burks scored three touchdowns on short plunges and Auburn clamped an unyielding defense on Tennessee yesterday as the Tigers smashed the 14th-ranked Vols 21 0 in a Southeastern Conference football game. Auburn's defense kept All-SEC quarterback Condredge Holloway bottled up throughout the afternoon and waited until the offense broke it open in the final quarter. It was the first time Tennessee had been shutout in 54 games and the first time since Bill Battle became head coach that the Vols had been blanked. Mississippi administered the last one, 38-0, in 1969. Sophomore quarterback Phil Gargis engineered a 75-yard touchdown drive in the second quarter and a 43-yard march in the third period.

Burks scored his first touchdown on a four-yard run and sent the Tigers ahead 14-0 with his two-yard plunge in the third quarter. Auburn's second unit drove 42 yards for Burks' last touchdown, a three-yard run, after Tennessee had gambled and failed on a fourth down play at its 42. Tennessee- 0 0 0 00 Auburn 0 6 0 1321 4 run (kick failed AUB-Burks 2 run (Nueent pass from AUR-nurks 4 run (kick failed) A 64.2S3 Terps Finally Win COLLEGE PARK, Md. -Louis Carter ran for 76 yards for one score and caught a 22-yard pass for another to lead Maryland to a 24-12 victory over previously unbeaten North Carolina in the rain yesterday. Tern quarterback Bob Avel-lini threw for two of Maryland's TDs, hitting John Schultz from three yards out and the Commodores moved to the Alabama three, with the help of two major penalties.

Wayne Rhodes broke up a third down pass end Mark Adams kicked a ield goal for Vandy. The victory gave Alabama a 3-0 mark going'lntojts game at Mississippi next week. Vandy's next opponent is undefeated Florida. Vanderbilt 3 0 0 710 Alabama .7 3 10 3 2i AlA-Gulliver 83 run (Hidgeway kick) VAN-FG Adams 20 ALA-FG Gerrey 38 ALA-Schamun 14 pass from Todd (Ridgeway kick) ALA-FG Berrey 42 ALA-FG Ridgeway 27 VAN-Overloa 26 pass from Fisher (Adams kick) Rebels By 20-14 i OXFORD. Miss.

Quarterback Kenny Lyons caught fire in the final min- utes to play, completed six Mississippi Rebels to a 20-14 college football-victory over Southern Mississippi. Lyons, suffering an off day until the Rebels dropped behind with less than four minutes to play, complexed six passes to keep an 80-yard march alive, then scored the winning touchdown on a two- yard slice through right tackle. The Golden Eagles, who dominated the game despite their inability to put points on the board until the final quarter, seemed headed for an upset when quarterback Jeff Bower completed two touchdown passes' in the final period. S. Miss 0 0 9 1414 Miss 7 0 3 10-20 li Reed 70 run (Lavinghouze kick) ,1 UM-FG Lavinghouze 37 4 pass, from Bower kick failet) UM-FG Lavinghouze' 40 USM-Sawyer 5 pass (from Bower) (Sawyer pass from Bower) UM-Lyons 2 run (Lavinghouze kick) est.

Bulldogs Romp ATHENS. Ga. (UPI) Glynn Harrison and Horace King sparked an overpower- ing Georgia running attack i yesterday to lead the Bulldogs I to a lopsided 52-14 victory over the South Carolina Ga- mecocks. Harrison scored only one touchdown in th'e but his 135 yards rushing were the key as the Bulldogs "kept scoring from wherever they got the ball. King and Matt Robison and Ray Goff, the two quarter-.

backs used by the each scored two touchdowns. King scored the. first two Georgia touchdowns; the first on a two-yard run midway through the first period and the second on the opening play of the secondperiod to give Georgia a 14-0 lead. South Carolina 0 7 7 014 Georgia 7 14 14 1752 Ga King 2 run (Leavltt kick) Oa KinB 6 run (Leavitt kick) SC Grantz run (Voung kick) Ga Robinson one run (Leavitt kick) Ga Harrison 16 run (Leavitt kick) Ga Robinson 1 run (Leavitt kick) -SC Grantz 2 run (Young kick) Ga FG Leavitt 27" Ga Goff 1 run (Leavitt kick) Ga Goff 6 run (Leavitt kick) A 50,200. TODAY 12 noon The Doug Dickey Show (highlights of the Flor-'.

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NC 0 0 0 1212 Maryland 0 14 7 324 Md Carter 76 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Md Schultz 3 pass from Avellini (Mike-Mayor kick) Md Carter 22 pass from Avellinl (MikeMayer kick) Md Mike-Mayer 37 NC Chacos 10 pass from Pas-chall (run failed) NC Jerome 38 pass from Kupec (pass failed) A 17,800 Duke Triumphs DURHAM, N. C. Quarterback Hal Spears passed for one TD and ran for another yesterday, leading Duke to a 27-7 ACC win over error-prone Virginia. Spears arched a 20-yard scoring pass to flanker Randy Cobb and scampered two yards for another tally as Duke upped its record to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference. Tailback Larry Martinez added two more TDs on runs of 11 and one yards.

Virginia grabbed a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on quarterback Scott Gardner's six-yard pass to split end Ken Shelton but the Duke defense permitted him only 14 completions in 26 tries and the Cavaliers fell to 12, winless in the ACC. d. u. scoring Virginia 7 0 0 0 7 Duke 0 13 14 0-27 Va Sheltnn 6 pass from Gardner Jenkins kick) Duke Martinez 11 run (kick failed) Duke Cobb 20 pass from Spears (W.ilcolt kick) Duke Martinez 1 run (pass failed) Luke Spears 2 run (Benjamin run) A 18,250 Wolfpack Wins SYRACUSE, N.Y. '(AP) -Running back Roland Hooks scored on runs of one and six yards early in the third period, helping 13th-ranked North Carolina State register a 28-22 college football victory over Syracuse yesterday.

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Jackets Upset CLEMSON, S. C. Clem-son overcame a rash of mistakes and a 10-point Georgia Tech lead to surprise the favored Yellow Jackets, 21-17, yesterday in the 4j4th football meeting of the longtime rivals. The Tigers came alive midway of the third quarter when they were trailing 17-7 and rode the passing and running of sub quarterback Mike O'Cain to victory. Georgia Tech 0 10 7 017 Clemson 0 7 7 721 Clem Cunningham 12 pass from Fellers (Bureess Kick) Tech FG Smith .12 Tech Rucker 1 run (Smith kick) Clem Callicutt 1 run (Burgess kick) Clem Cnuningham 4 pass from O'Cain (Burgess kick) A 42.000.

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