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Page 1 2A, THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S. Sunday, September 19, 1971 2ffeittiEe ano Wmotrai Bwh Cry dm mm BACKING OVER Duke's Steve head down leading the way is Duke's Jones (46) spins over on his back as he center Gary Heady. At left is Soutfr crosses the goal line for his team's Carolina's Tyler Hellams (11). Duke second touchdown during Saturday's won 28-12. (AP Wirephoto) game against South Carolina.

With defensive player come slashing across with the tackle. In the background is State quarterback Bfrto Benjamin (12). The Bulldogs had penetrated inside the 15-yard line on this piay. ASMOND STOPPED S.C. State fullback Jesse Asmond (44) may have seen daylight on this play, thanks to a key block by halfback Willie Aldridge (40) had not the unidentified North Carolina Scat back Too Much For Birds DURHAM, N.C.(AP) Defensive halfback Ernie Jackson scored two touchdowns, one on a 74-yard punt return, to lead Duke's Blue Devils to a crushing 28-12 victory over South Carolina Saturday before a crowd of 35,113.

Fullback Steve Jones also scored two touchdowns, both on So. Carolina 37107 1S7 39 14 30 3 37 33 Duke 54-130 50 142 3-110 -41 1 54 First downs Rushes-yirdj Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards Penalized one-yard plunges, as Duke threw up a tight defense against South Carolina, which had beaten Georgia Tech, 24-7 last week. Jones led the Duke attack with 125 yards rushing in 37 carries. Jackson, who runs the 100-yard dash in 9.5, shook loose for 74 yards late in the first period and scored again in the fourth quarter when he intercepted a pass by Jackie Young and ran it in from 30 yards. The Blue Devils, who upset Florida 12-6 last week, scored their final touchdown with 10 seconds to play when Jones went over from the one.

A 32-yard pass from Dennis Satyshur to Brad Evans set it up on the South Carolina 13. South Carolina scored late in the fourth quarter on a 45-yard pass from quarterback Glenn Morris to Jackie Brown. A two-point pass play failed. South Carolina's other six points came on field goals of 14 and 36 yards by Tommy Bell. South Carolina got on the scoreboard on the first play of the second period on Bell's 14-yard field goal.

The Gamecocks had rolled from their 47 to the Duke four. The Blue Devils, unable to make a first down until the second quarter, ran their lead to 14-3 late in the second period when Jones scored from the one. The drive began on South Carolina's 31 after a 19-yard punt by Bobby Reynolds went off the side of his foot. Duke started a drive early in the second period from its 47 that carried to South Carolina's 36. On fourth down, David Wright attempted a 53-yard field goal, but it was far short.

Wright converted four extra points. South Carolina 0 3 3 612 Duke 7 7 0 1428 Duke Jackson 74 punt return (Wright kick) SC FO Bell 14 Duke Jones 1 run (Wright kick) SC FO Bell 34 Duke Jackson 30 pass Interception (Wright kick) SC Brown 46 pass from Morris (pass failed) Duke Jones 1 run (Wright kick) A 35,113. Bulldogs Miss Citadel Defeats Bucknell Sophomore QB Saves The Day LEWISBURG, (AP) Sophomore quarterback Harry Lynch came off the bench in the fourth quarter Saturday and threw two touchdowns, leading the Citadel to a 38-35 college football victory over Bucknell. Down 35-24 at the beginning of the quarter, the Citadel pulled to within three points when Vm ttei' ft if VsV4 -v 4 fetv If 'AviLy Wy (ft mv 'fJ I fl 7 Jr Citadel Bucknell First downs 1 23 Rushes-yards 42 164 48-140 Passing yardage 300 293 Return yardage 154 H8 Passes H-W-3 22 37 0 Punts 32 34 Fumbles lost 1 2 Yards penalized 56 42 SEARL PICKS ONE OFF Duke's Rich Searl (12) goes high and picks off a pass intended for South Carolina's Jackie Brown (7) during Saturday's game. The interception stopped a South Carolina drive just before the half.

(AP Wirephoto) 3 Field Allison Wins Third Phase NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Allison was named Saturday the winner in the third phase of voting this year for the Martini Rossi Driver of the Year Award, edging Mark Donohue by one point. The final phase of the voting by the nation's leading automotive writers will be held in early November. Morris Winner SUMMIT POINT, W. Va. (AP) Byron Morris took over the lead two laps from the end of a 50-lap, 100-mile race for "Baby Grand" subcompact sedans here Saturday to win the first race in a weekend series of International Motor Sports Association action.

Carson Baird, of Laurel, led from the start but his Pinto lost oil pressure two laps from the end, handing the victory to Durham, N.C., driver Morris in his BMW 2002. BoaBs By ALDEAVER Of The Times And Democrat South Carolina State's Bulldogs and the North Carolina Aggies locked horns in a fierce defensive battle Saturday night with neither team being able to come up with a scoring combination. The game ended in a scoreless tie. The Bulldogs had three shots at field goals but all ended up wide or short. State's final field goal attempt came in the final minute of play.

Dennis Bailey's boot came with 30 seconds on the clock. It was wide to the left. Both teams committed numerous miscues with a total of eight turnovers, five by the Bulldogs and three by the Aggies. The defensive struggle netted only 15 first downs, nine by and six by the Bulldogs and proved to be a battle of kickers as the Aggies punted 12 times for a 29.5 yard average. The Bulldogs punted 11 times for a 35-yard per punt average.

The Aggies had the first scoring threat when they recovered a Bulldog fumble on the State 10. State's defensive line rose to the occasion and held, turning the ball over to the Bulldog offensive unit on the six. Neither team could mount another scoring threat for the remainder of the first half as both teams exchanged punts and fumbles. In the fourth quarter Bulldog quarterback Benjamin Samuels fumbled on his own two yard line with nine minutes left on the scoreboard clock. But the Aggies failed to take advantage of the opportunity when Al Holland fumbled for the Aggies on the next play with State recovering on the 15.

Late in the final quarter on a fourth and 10 situation on the 44, Holland fumbled a high snap from center on an attempted punt and the Bulldogs recovered on the 27. Willie Aldridge, State's big gun for the night, ran around his own left end for 15 yards to gain a first and 10 on the 11. When the Bulldogs failed to drive the ball over on the next three plays, Bailey came in to attempt his third field goal of the night. This one was from the 25. Florida Loses JACKSON, Miss.

(AP) -Tackle Glen Ellis booted a 35-yard second-chance field goal in the fourth quarter Saturday night to give Mississippi State a 13-10 Southeastern Conference football victory over Florida. Ellis who had a 29-yarder in the first quarter, missed on his first final quarter boot after State had driven from its 20 deep into Florida territory. However, Florida was off sides and State was guilty of holding, nullifying the play and giving Ellis another opportunity. ALDRIDGE FOR YARDAGE S.C. nerback.

Aldridge was the offensive State's Willie Aldridge (40) plows leader for the Bulldogsin their through the North Carolina scoreless tie with the Aggies Saturday defensive line and into the waiting night in Orangeburg. photos by arms of an unidentified Aggie cor- Tris Trippett) Lynch capped a 72-yard drive with a 30-yard completion at 1:48 to split end Brian Baima. Lynch ran for the two point conversion. After stalling Bucknell on the next series of downs, the Citadel scored on their first play from scrimmage, a screen pass from Lynch to flanker Champ Reiley in the left flat. Using his blockers, Reiley ran 60 yards for the winning touchdown.

The Citadel led 24-7 at half-time. Defensive back Jeff Var-nadoe returned a punt 89 yards for the squad's first touchdown and sophomore Ruff Simpson kicked a 25-yard field goal late in the first quarter. In the second period, halfback Bob Carson passed to Reiley for a 25-yard touchdown, and starting quarterback Terry Widel hit Baima for a 69-yard score. Bucknell charged out of the locker room to tally four times in the third quarter, however, as the Bucknell line forced Wiley to hurry his passes and stopped The Citadel cold. Citadel Bucknell 10 14 I 14-M II IS Cit Varnadoe punt return (Simpson kick) Cit FO Simpson 25 Cit Reiley 25 pass from Carson (Simp, ton kick) Buck Probst 13 pass from Burke (Bov or kick) CHBlm pass from Widel (Simpson kick) Buck Eck 70 punt return (Boyer kick) Bock Probst It pass from (Burke kick failed) Buck Zenti ts run (Diei pass from Burke) Probst 10 pass from Bwke (Bov er kick) Cit Baima 30 pass from Lynch (Lynch run) Cit Peiley pass from (Lynch run failed) A e.OOO.

SM'A'f; fjfh Sh whirS 7 i X' 4 1 RazorbacEts Win, 31-10 4 once on a 39-yard run. The Razorbacks' defense did not permit OSU past the Arkansas 40 in the second half until late in the fourth quarter. Brent Biackman, a speedy sophomore quarterback, scrambled 13 yards to a second quarter touchdown that tied the score 10-10 but from then on OSU was unable to move. The Razorbacks went ahead to stay 17-10 when Richardson zipped four yards for a score with five seconds left in the half. The touchdown completed an 80-yard drive in which Ferguson completed five of five passes for 57 yards.

Ferguson completed 19 of 29 passes for 228 yards against the Cowboys. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) Joe Ferguson, Arkansas' passing whiz, surprised everyone with a 35-yard touchdown run against Oklahoma State and sparked the sixth-ranked Ra-zorbacks to a 31-10 victory over the Cowboys Saturday night. Ferguson's dash, only the fourth touchdown run of his career, gave Arkansas a 14-point lead late in the third period. His touchdown came after tailbacks Jon Richardson and Dicky Morton burned the Cowboys several times by getting outside on the triple option.

Richardson finished the game with 154 yards on 24 carries and two touchdowns. Morton, a sophomore speedster, gained 1 yards on 12 trips and scored STOPPED Jon Hall (30) Citadel their game at Lewisburg, Pa. Bryan back, is stopped by John Ondrasik (14) Hodgin (82) of Citadel was leading the of Bucknell after gaining eight yards in interference. (AP Wirephoto) College Scores On Page 15 A i.