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Pin 10A THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Ortnnburf, S. Sunday, September il, 1970 kj 1 Li 5 (oiDDv i. I II SB? 1 James Evans, recovered a Hornet fumble at the Alabama 36 and seven plays later South Carolina State scored in a 10-yard run by halfback Ernest Burgess. Dennis Bailey added the extra point. Later in the period the Bulldogs scored again on a 46-yard drive with halfback Jackie Smith smashing over from the four.

In that series sophomore quarterback Ben Samuels hit end Henry Mabry with a 19-yard pass that put the ball at the eight. The Hornets added three points early in the fourth quarter on a 33-yard field goal by Houston Averitte but the Bulldogs refused to give in. They moved the ball to the Hornets' 16 and with fourth and 10 to go for a first down, Samuels threw a 10-yard pass to Burgess who eluded a couple of tacklers enroute to the end zone. Next week the Bulldogs, 0-2, host a strong Florida eleven. South Carolina State gave up 26 points in the first half and could not overcome the deficit as the Hornets of Alabama State defeated the Bulldogs, 29-20, in an SIAC football game Saturday night in Bulldog Stadium.

A crowd of 6,432 saw the Hornet sting the Bulldogs early in the game and, although the Bulldogs fought back in the third quarter, they never recovered. The Hornets' Robert Williams blocked a punt in the opening minutes of the game to set up the first Alabama State score. Tailback Dorsey Ross pulled down a 10-yard pass from quarterback Lloyd Ivy for the score with 12:07 remaining in the first quarter. The Hornets who possessed the ball most of the first half, put three touchdowns on the scoreboard in the second quarter and had several other opportunity to score, but the Bulldog defense held. The Bulldogs came to life in the third quarter after trail 28-0 at the half.

1 Lester Sims (72) he went for long yardage. Other S.C. State players in photo are Thomas White (79), Benjamin Smith (83), Glen Figgures (53) and Edward Lee Felder (25). SAMUELS ON THE GO Quarterback Benamin Samuels (11) of S.C. State didn't find any receivers open so he elected to run and with a key block from guard Walter English (71) on Alabama State's i THS STATISTICS Ala.

State SC. State First downs I Rushing yardage 155 lot Passing yardage 12 125 Passes 14-31 7-35 Passes intercepted by 4 0 Fumbles lost 2 4 Yards penalized 81 124 Ala. State 7 1 0 3--2 S.C. State 0 0 14 8 -20 I Ala. State Ross, 10 pass from Ivy 1 (Averitte kick) Ala.

state Ivy 1, run Ala. State Ross, 39, pass from Ivy Ala. State Lewis, pass from Ivy (Anderson kick) S. C. State Burgess, 10, run (Bailey kick) C.

State Smith, 4, run, (Bailey kick) Ala. State Averitte Held goal, 33 S.C. State Burgess, 16, pass from Samuels Attendance 4,432 Jlliiiliiifll JiiiiiiiMiil TOUCHDOWN PREVENTED S. C. State defensive halfback Robert Hemby (21) comes through with a touchdown-saving tackle on Alabama State's quarterback David Corley.

Hemby was the only obstacle between Corley and paydirt. HAYNESWORTH GETS A BACK BLOCK South Carolina State ha If back John Haynesworth (23) runs with the help of a backblock from teammate David Fair (22) on Alabama State's Hal Dumas. Alabama State's Joe Smith (21), however, came through with a iarring tackle on Haynesworth. photos by James Gressette and Tris Trippett) Davidson del Ends John Czsazza set two school passing records in 41 passes attempted and 183 yards gained passing. He completed only 13, however, as The Citadel's secondary kept close tabs on his receivers.

Two of his passes were intercepted. East Carolina's attack was hampered by mistakes and The Citadel's defense. The deepest Pirate thrust was to the Citadel 6 after the third Bulldog score halfway through the second period. Czsazza was thrown for a five-yard loss on fourth down to end the threat. Dick Corrada was the Pirates' leading pass receiver with six catches for 59 yards.

2-Came ECU The Bulldog offense piled up 21 first downs and 321 yards on the ground. It had 386 yards in total offense, compared to East 'Carolina's 224. E. Carolina 0 0 0 00 Citadel 14 10 0 731 Clt Duncan 31 run (leber kick) Clt Chavis 35 run (Leber kick) Clt Duncan is run (Leber kick) Cit FG Leber 27 Clt Hall 14 run (Leber kick) A 7,420 CHARLESTON. C.

(AP) Statistics of the East Carolina-Citadel football game: E. Carolina Citadel First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 12 41 183 69 13-42-2 40 4 57 21 321 65 4 4-tS-l 829 4 40 Munroe carried it in on the next play. Fontes kicked the extra point. Wake Forest's second touchdown came on a 10-yard keeper by quarterback Larry Russell. Wake Forest 0 14 0 014 Florida State 3 3 10 319 FSU FG Fontes 39 WF Hopkins 25 run (Loundsbury kick) FSU FG Fontes 22 WF Russell 10 run (Loundsbury kick) FSU FG Fontes 47 FSU Munroe 1 run (Fontes kick) FSU FG Fontes 37 A 27,196.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Sprinter Rick Lyon's 73-yard punt return set a third-quarter touchdown that broke Richmond's back Saturday night as Davidson's Wildcats opened defense of their Southern Conference football title by shocking the Spiders 14-5. The Wildcats, opening their season, scored three plays after Lyon raced to the Richmond 7, then stalled every Richmond effort at a comeback in a game in which the Spiders were supposed to avenge last year's 37-7 defeat. Davidson had indicated it came to play when it drove 64 yards in eight plays the first time it had the ball, with Mark Thompson hitting Mike Mikolay-unas with a 21-yard pass to cap the march. The Spiders' All-Southern quarterback, Charlie Richards, had a horrible night with the Wildcats picking off three of his passes.

But he deserved a better fate, for flanker Jim Live-say Richmond's usually sure handed receiver dropped three certain touchdown passes. Richmond also had an apparent 33-yard scoring pass from Richards to Livesay called back on the first play of the second quarter by an illegal procedure penalty. After Livesay dropped Richards' 6-yard pass in the end zone seven plays later, Keith ark kicked a 23-yard field goal that put the Spiders down by only 7-3. The Spiders, who went almost the entire first quarter without a first down, came up scoreless Florida State Wins Over Wake Forest Alabama Engulfs Florida TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -Alabama overpowered 13th ranked Florida in the fourth quarter to take a 46-15 Southeastern Conference football victory Saturday.

Florida's vaunted offense never got off 'the ground as Alabama's defense jelled in the cannnrl half a' nnmnlptplv whfn the Gators. Alabama tailback Johnny Musso picked up 79 of 84 yards in the Tide's first touchdown drive of the last quarter. Musso scored himself on a six-yard scott around end. Later in the quarter, Rod Steakley scampered 30 yards to the Florida 13. Three plays latpp.

RnrMv Kpav srnred from the three to cap a 55-yard drive. On the first play after the kickoff, Steve Williams intercepted a John Reaves pass and took it back to the Florida 19. Substitute quarterback Terry Davis counted from there with less than five minues left. In the first half, both teams had touchdowns stymied by pass interceptions. Williams stopped a Florida drive at the 'Bama 17.

In the second quarter, Florida's Doug Sorenson picked off a pass and returned it to his own 28. Later, Alabama's Bill Blair snatched a pass at his own 27 and rambled all the way to the end zone. The score was called back because of a personal foul. Also in the second period, Musso hit the end zone from the 31, but that one was called back for a delay of the game penalty. Dodgers Lose CINCINNATI (AP) Bobby Tolan's homer ignited a four-run burst in the first inning Saturday, sending the Cincinnati Reds past the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-3 for their 100th victory of the season.

Tolan's 16th homer, a bases-loaded balk by Dodger starter Don Sutton and a run-scoring single by Tommy Helms keyed a.1 T1 1 4M At me neas iirst-inning sendoff. Bill Sudakis homered for Los Angeles in the eighth. ui uuce (juuus, ifu, in uie fourth quarter before Cunningham's heroics capped a sparkling day for the 5-foot-7, 167 pound junior. Kicking specialist Jack Moore added a 20-yard field goal for the Yellow Jackets. iStawarz jolted Tech in the first quarter with a 75 yard punt return for a toichdown, racing the distance down the left sideline untouched to tie the score 7-7.

'But Miami could generate little on offense until the second half, when it was too late, and couldn't solve McAshan's pas- jsing, Auburn 'Wins Over Tennessee BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -A fired up defense and Pat Sullivan's passing brought Auburn from a 10-0 deficit to a 36-23 football victory over Tennessee Saturday in the Southeastern Conference opener for both squads. A rash of fumbles and interceptions plagued both teams with 13 turnovers in the first half alone. Larry Willingham, Auburn sideback, intercepted two passes within a minute in the second period and ran the first one back 52 yards to put the Tigers ahead 21-10. His second interception was the third straight of Tennessee quarterback Bobby Scott's passes.

The Vols had jumped to a 10-point margin in the first period on a one-yard sneak by 'Scott and a 26-yard field goal by George Hunt. The touchdown was set up when Kevin Milan recovered a Mickey Zofko fumble at the 26 on Auburn's first play from scrimmage. The fumble set the tone for the entire first hlf with the ball going back and forth like a ping pong ball. SullivanthrewtoTerryBeas-ley for Auburn's first score, a 62-yard beauty, and set up the next with a 40-yard pass that Alvin Bresler took in at the three. Wallace Clark rammed it over on the next play.

yards, and Swofford gained 70 yards with four completions in five attempts. North Carolina 14 19 7 1353 Maryland 6 0 0 1420 Mary Thomas 1 run (kick failed) NC Jolley run (Craven kick) NC McCouley 4 run (Craven kick) NC FG Craven 25 NC Safety (Ball centered over end zone) NC Swofford 1 run (Craven kick) NCtanier 47 pass from Mansfield (Craven kick) NC McCauley 4 pass from Swofford (Craven kick) NC Oglesby 10 run (Craven kick) Mary Mahnic 20 pass from Tuckey (Fries kick) NC Oglesby 1 run (kick failed) Mary Tucker 1 run (Fries kick) A 20.806 COLLEGE PARK. Md. (AP) Statis-tics of the North Carolina Maryland football game: N.C. Maryland 18 15 2M 88 181 252 -IS 29 12 174 23 371 8-39 542.

2 5 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Vards penalized The Cifa Drought CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -The Citadel ended a two-game scoring drought with a 31-0 victory over East Carolina in a Southern Conference football game Saturday night. The shutout was the third this year for the Pirates. The Citadel's victory, its first of the season, came primarily on the running of junior tailback Bob Dunca, who scored on 31 and 15-yard romps and picked up 199 yards rushing on 24 carries. The Bulldog's first touchdown came on Duncan's 31-yard gallop in the first period, climaxing a 57-yard drive in which Duncan picked up 47 yards in three carries.

East Carolina fumbled on the first play after the kickoff and The Citadel's Ben Chavis raced into the end zone from 35 yards out two plays later. Duncan's second score came early in the second period and Jim Leber booted a 27-yard field goal after The Citadel pounced on a Pirate fumble at the East Carolina 34. Jon Hall scored the final touchdown, on a 14-yard dash late in the fourth period. East Carolina quarterback Presbyterian Defeats LR HICKORY, N. C.

(AP)-Presbyterian scored with 1:55 remaining in the game for a 10 victory over Lenoir Rhyne Saturday night in the first Carolina Conference test for both teams. With a fourth and 10 on his own 14, quarterback Allen McNeill hit Lynn Dregger for the gamewinning score. Presbyterian scored first in the opening period on McNeill's 71-yarder to Dregger. Lenoir Rhyne scores came on Mike Porter's three-yard run in the second period and Tommy Ross' 25-yard field goal in the final quarter. Presbyterian 7 0 0413 Lenoir Rhynt 0 7 0 310 Pres Dregger 71 pass from McNeill (Renwick kick) LR Porter 3 run (Ross kick) LR FG Ross 25 Pres Dregger 14 pass from McNeill (kick failed) Giants Triumph SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Ron Hunt's pinch single scored pinch-runner Frank Reberger to cap a three-run rally in the: ninth inning and give the San Francisco Giants a 7-6 victory over San Diego Saturday.

again late in the second period when Livesay couldn't hold a Richards pass after he had got-tenbehind the Davidson secondary on what would have been a 72-yard scoring play. Lyon, a 170-pound senior who last year was Southern Conference 220-yard dash champion, grabbed a Spider punt on his 20 early in the third period and streaked 73 yards before he was caught by Mike Doolittle at the 7. Bill Bracken went over from a yard out three plays later. Richards hit Livesay for 20 yards to the Davidson 45 immediately afterthe ensuing kick-off, but two plays later Livesay dropped what should have been a 48-yardscoringpasswhenhehad at least a five yard lead on the nearest Davidson defender. Although theSpiderspicked up an unusual safety late in the third periodwhen Thompson was called for intentionally grounding the ball in the end zone, the best the Spiders could do thereafter was an 89-yard march in 13 plays aided by two pass interference penalties that ended with Clark missing a field goal try from the Wildcats' 14.

Thompson, the Wildcats' replacement for All-Southern Gordon Slade, hit on 8 of 15 passes for 81 yards and also picked up 23 yards on the ground. Davidson's leading runner was Johnny Ribet, who ran 18 times for 32 yards. Richards hit on 15 of 37 passes for 143 yards and also gained 34 yards on the ground. Frank Ole-jack led the Spider ground game with 40 yards in seven carries. Miller, passed to McCauley for one touchdown and scored another while playing most of the game in 90-degree heat But sophomore quarterback Mike Mansfield also joined the rout He tossed a 47-yard TD bomb to split end Ricky Lanier, ich upped North Carolina's ha If time margin to 33-6, and completed a 20-yarder prior to Ken Craven's 25-yard field goal early in the second period.

Mistake-prone Maryland, 0-3, jumped ahead 6-0 in the first 2 Mt minutes after Al Thomas ran 57 yards on the first play from scrimmage and later scored from the one. Three Terp fumbles in the first period led to North Carolina touchdowns by Lewis Jolley and McCauley and the field goal by Craven, who scored nine points with his kicking. North Carolina, which needed to Davidson 7 0 7 014 Richmond 0 3 2 05 Dav Mikolayunas 21 pass from Thompson (Wilkerson kick) Ric FG Clark 2 Dav Bracken 1 run (Wilkerson kick) Ric Safely Thompson called for Illegally grounding pass In end zone A 10,000 RICHMOND. Va. (AP) Statistics of the Davidson-Richmond football game: Richmond First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 12 15 128 143 113 84 81 29 1 150 15-37 3 10-29 7-34 0 0 29 36 Guilford Beats Elon GREENSBORO (AP) A diving catch by tight end David Chestnut saved the day for the Guilford College Quakers Saturday night as the Quakers beat Elon, 10-3, in a Carolina Conference football game.

Chestnut, a rarely used receiver, scooped in a low pass by quarterback John Blanks, then tumbled into the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter. Until Blanks' eight-yard toss to his tight end, the Guilford attack which had been so potent one week ago had bogged down against the pressure tactics of the Christian defense and Elon led 3-0. The Christians lead had come on a 21-yard field goal by Gro-ver Helsley early in the second period. That was all either team could muster until the fourth period when the Quakers pushed across the touchdown and Mike Stewart connected on a 29-yard field goal drive only 17 and 33 yards for its first scores, went 50 and 62 yards for third tallies. The first, however, was set in motion following a free kick after a bad center snap on a punt gave the Tar Heels a safety.

Mike Oglesby, McCauley's replacement, gained 76 yards and scored two touchdowns in the final period on runs of 10 and one yards. Sophomore quarterback Bob Tucker, a last-quarter substitution for Maryland, passed 20 yards to Bob Mahnic for one touchdown and scored another from the one with 45 seconds remaining as the Terps made the score more respectable. Maryland lost the ball five times on fumbles and had one pass intercepted. Mansfield completed 8 of 12 passes for 111 Tar Heels Outclass Terrapins TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Statistics of the Wake Forest-Florida State college football game: Wake Forest FSU First downs 13 19 Rushing yardage 239 190 Passing yardage 55 209 Return yardage 12 30 Passes 4-11-1 15-31-1 Punts 7-39 3-47 Fumbles lost 4 0 Yards penalized 21 20 TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

AP) -The barefoot toe of Frank Fontes smallest man on the squad gave Florida State 13 points and a 19-14 football victory over a game but overpowered Wake Forest team which held for one-third of the contest. 155 pounds, kept the Seminoles in the game with four field goals from 22, 37, 39 and 47 yards out while an FSU offense led by Frank Whigham struggled to overcome a paralysis that seemed to seize it everytime it near-ed the end zone. Fontes, who kicks the ball barefoot and soccer style, transferred to FSU this year from Ferrum (Va.) Junior College, where he was a teammate of Georgia Tech great Rock Per-doni. The four field goals by Fontes set a single game record for Florida State. Wake Forest surged to a 7-3 lead early in the first quarter on a 24-yard touchdown sprint by Larry Hopkins and didn't yield command of the game until 8:04 were left in the third quarter.

Hefty, 222-pound fullback Paul Magalski demoted to third string after a poor performance in the Georgia Tech game redeemed himself late in the first half as he streaked 46 yards to LheDeacons'six, permittingFon-tes' second field goal. Running back Tom Bailey sped 36 yards on a short pass from at quarterback, to the Deacon two, and running back Arthur tech Wrecks Miami COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) Unbeaten North Carolina recovered from the shock of an early Maryland touchdown and trampled the outclassed Terps 53-20 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference football mismatch. Senior tailback Don McCauley, the nation's leading ground gainer, rambled" for 123 yards, on 22 carries to again lead crushing North Carolina offense which made limited but ef-fectice use of the forward pass. McCauley, last season's player of the year in the ACC, scored two touchdowns while running his ground yardage for three, games to 454 yards.

He also gained 53 on pass receptions for the Tar Heels, now 3-0 including two straight in the ACC. John Swofford, who started at quarterback for the Tar Heels in place of the injured Paul I ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Tail-jback Brent Cunningham scored touchdowns on pass and ran in a third Saturday as the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets downed Miami in a football battle of major Southern independents. I Tech sophomore quarterback Eddie McAshan rifled touchdown tosses of 16 and 18 yards to Cunningham and 28 yards to senior tightend Steve Foster. I Cunningham set up the final score with a 17-yard run and then dove over from the one on the next play to put the game out of Miami's reach.

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