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1 ofror THE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, October 15, 1978 5- South McCrimmon Leads 'Cats INDIAN STRAP MATCH! Tech Holds' Off Miami i WAHOO McDANIELS VERSUS MR. SAITO 1 mniF CBAHIM fit tJSS Li Ml KILLER KOX 0 run, climaxing a 73-yard drive. The Rebels were threatening at the Wildcat 19 in the last minute when Kentucky's Greg Motley choked off the threat by recovering Freddy Williams' fumble at the nine. With the score 16-10 early in the fourth quarter, the Rebels lost a big opportunity after Fourcade's passing and the running of Leon Perry moved them from their 19 to the Kentucky five. Kentucky 0 0 16 8 24 Mlu.

10 0 0 7 17 Miss-Fourcade 5 run (Langley kick) Miss-FG Langley 27 Ky-Wilson 26 pass from McCrimmon (Griggs kick) Ky-FG Griggs 19 Ky-Carter 73 punt return (kick tailed) Ky-Campbell 14 pass from McCrimmon (Hawkins run) Miss-Coleman 1 run (Langley kick) Statistics i VERSUS PAK SONG Xi IMIIUArt nwnvw ERIC THE REP rrsi lTX' VIA. i FLORIDA TAG TITLE! MlJ OXFORD, Miss. (AP) Larry Carter exploded 73 yards on a punt return for a third-quarter touchdown Saturday that propelled the Kentucky Wildcats (2-2-1) to a 24-17 victory over the Mississippi Rebels in a Southeastern Conference football game. Carter's thunderbolt arose during a last-half Kentucky uprising led by freshman quarterback Larry McCrimmon of Tampa, who came off the bench to throw two touchdown passes that wiped out a 10-0 Mississippi lead. McCrimmon hit wide receiver Felix Wilson on a 26-yard scoring pass to start the rally in the third period and added a 14-yard pass to tight end Jim Campbell following a pass interception with six minutes left in the fourth quarter.

"McCrimmon played well," Kentucky Coach Fran Curci said. "McCrimmon helped Kentucky gain momentum," said Mississippi coach Steve Sloan. Freshman Tommy Griggs added a 19-yard field goal in the third quarter for Kentucky after nose guard Chuck Jones' recovery of a fumble punt at the Rebel 15. Mississippi, dropping to 2-3, battled back in the fourth period on Roy Coleman's one-yard THE SPOILER BOB DUNCUM PAK SONG MR. SAITO VERSUS ROCKY JOHNSON JERRY BRISCO TUES.

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Mann recovered the fumble for the touchdown in the second quarter when Miami's David Jefferson bobbled the ball at the Miami 8 and it rolled into the end zone. McMillian scored both Miami scored both touchdowns on runs of 1 1 and 1 yards and hurled both two-point conversion passes, the first to Ottis Anderson and the other to Steve Albers, Miami's other score came on Dan Miller's 32-yard field goal with 5:30 left in the game. "I was not surprised with the filial score," Coach Pepper Rodgers of Geor-' gia Tech said. "Thank goodness we hung on and won the football game." Through Wednesday SAVING PLACE Passes 7-17-0 15-31-1 Punts 9-32 5-47 Fumbles-lost 1-1 5-3 Penalties-yards 3-40 5-45 complete SjJa Wtf wtiO auto upholstery! 872-4445 3049 W. Hillsborough A ADVERTISEMENT Larry McCrimmon passes for 2 TDs Clemson Romps CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.

(UPI) Tailback Lester Brown ran for 178 yards and two touchdowns Saturday to spark Clemson to a 30-14 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over Virginia. Brown put the Tigers ahead 7-0 on their first play from scrimmage with a 59-yard touchdown run. He also scored on a 15-yard run early in the second period his seventh touchdown of the season to put Clemson ahead for good, 14-7. Quarterback Steve Fuller added two 1-yard touchdown runs and Obed Ariri kicked a 35-yard field goal and three conversions for the Tigers, who have beaten the Cavaliers 18 times without a loss. Fuller's second score capped a 9-play, 87-yard drive and put Clemson ahead, 30-7, with 12:07 to play.

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North Texas 7 2 7 0 16 Teias 0 16 7 3 26 NTSU-Murray 38 pass from Case (Gagas kick) 1 NTSU-Satety Erxelben tackled in end zone Tex A Jones 1 run (Erxelben kick) Tex Safety ball snapped out of end zone Tex Lamb Jones 41 pass from McEachern (Erxelben kick) Tex-Studdard 13 pass from McEach-ern (Erxelben kick) NTSU-Jackson 2 run (Hamm kick) Tex-FG Erxelben 47 CHRGftlE WEIGHT BENCH 7 2B Houston, 33-0 HOUSTON (AP) Houston quarterback Danny Davis, showing some of his 1976 magic, threw two touchdown passes and Randy Love ran for two more in a 33-point first half to lead the 17th-ranked Cougars (4-1) to a shocking 33-0 upset of sixth-ranked Texas (4-1) Saturday night. Davis, who led the Cougars to the Southwest Conference championship as a brash young sophomore two years ago, hit Willis Adams on a 10-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and flipped 43 yards to Eric Herring in the second period as the Cougars riddled the once-proud Aggie defense. The Texas defense, which entered the game No. 2 nationally in total defense, also yielded touchdown runs of 1 and 16 yards to Love and a 12-yard run by Emmett King, No. 2 rusher in the SWC.

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