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Page 2 THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C., Sunday, October 27, 1974 a Citadel Seizes Fumbles, Downs A pp. St. Correction! A sentence appeared in a column on Page 6A of The Times and Democrat Saturday that was incorrect. Under the headline "The Rise And Fall Of SCSC," the sentence was in the next-to-last paragraph and read as follows: "Surely they don't allow feelings of resentment at the success of a yellow coach creep into their decisions." The sentence as written by sports editor Marty McGee was as follows: "Surely they don't allow feelings of resentment at the success of a fellow coach to creep into their decisions." The Times and Democrat regrets the error and apologizes for any embarrassment the error may have caused. yard run, but Appalachian again led on Jerry Harmon's 33-yard field goal.

The Citadel went ahead on Dotson's 3-yard run near the half. Then Appalachian's Don-nie Holt scored on a 10-yard third period pass from halfback Clinton Bradshaw. The Citadel now is 2-5 overall and 1-3 In the loop, while Appalachian State is 4-4 In all games and 2-1 in the conference. On the two quickies The Citadel lucked up on, Appalachain CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP)-The Citadel took advantage of two Appalachian State fumbles to score twice in 19 seconds In the third period Saturday afternoon to take a 28-17 Southern Conference football victory.

Gene Dotson got one of the quick touchdowns on a 9-yard pass to Dickie Regan, and the other on an 18-yard dash. Appalachian State moved 72 yards from the kickoff with Calvin Simon slipping over from four yards out. The Citadel tied it on Andrew Johnson's 55- Howard Tops N.C. 13-9 State fumbled first on its seven, then on its 18. Dotson's scoring pass came on the third play after the first fumble, but his scoring run was on the first play after the recovery.

Both teams fumbled frequently, The Citadel committing three times but recovering two of them. Appalachian State fumbled five times and lost four of its miscues. The Citadel also took advantage of three pass Interceptions. Snaring them were Ellis Johnson, Brian Ruff and Billy Long. Ruff's and Long's interceptions cut off last period drive attempts by Appalachian.

One of Appalachian's fumbles came with less than four minutes In the game to stop a threat at The Citadel 4. Johnson's long scoring run featured his 172 yards gained for the afternoon, and helped boost his No.2 national total for yards gained this season to 956. Richard Patrick was the leading rusher for Appalachian State with 11 yards. Holt caught five passes for 68 yards. Dotson completed five of nine passes for 78 yards.

Appalachian 7 3 1 Citadel 0 14 14 028 APP Simon 4 run (Harmon kick) CIT Johnson 55 run (Bailey kick) APP Harmon 33 FG CIT Dotson 3 run (Harmon kick) APP Holt 10 pass from Bradshaw (Harmon kick) CIT Regan 10 pass from Dotson (Bailey kick) CIT Dotson 18 run (Bailey kick) Newberry Defeats St Leo, 48-7 North Carolina is four and three. The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference's two best passers dueled in the game, with Howard's Michael Banks connecting on 11 out of 22 tries for 118 yards. Elsworth Turner made four out of nine tries for 109 yards for the losers. The leading rusher for Howard was Donald Barnes, with 93 yards and 16 carries. George Ragsdale was the leading runner for North Carolina with 69 yards and 18 carries.

HEAVY TRAFFIC-James Huffman of Appalachain State runs into heavy traffic after intercepting a Citadel pass. The Mountaineers were plauged with turnovers and lost the Southern Conference game to the Citadel Bulldogs in Charleston by a score of 28-17. (AP Wirephoto) WASHINGTON (AP) Howard University scored a 13-9 football victory Saturday over North Carolina in a homecoming game watched by more than 20,000 persons at RFK Stadium. Both teams were scoreless in the first quarter, then halfback Anthony Tapp made a 16-yard run over the goal line for Howard and Julius Gamble added a point. Kicker Dwight Nettles put across a 46-yard field goal for North Carolina making the score 7-3 at halftime.

Nettles made another field goal for the Aggies in the third quarter and it was 7-6 going into the final period. He kicked his third field goal in the fourth quarter, putting North Carolina ahead 9-7. Then fullback Donald Barnes made a 1-yard run for Howard, giving the Bisons the game. Howard now has six wins and one loss for the season while 0 7 0 4-13 North Carolina 0 1 3 3-9 Howard Tapp 16 run (Gambia kick) North Carolina A4T Nettles 46 field goal North Carolina Nettles 42 field goal North Carolina Nettles 11 field goal Howard Barnes 1 run Clt 13 App 25 ST. LEO, Fla.

(AP) Quarterback Stewart Leslie threw two touchdown passes Saturday to lead Newberry's football team to a 48-7 rout of St. Leo College. Halfback Kenny Brown, who also scored on a 56-yard run, caught Leslie's first scoring pass for 36 yards. Stewart later teamed with Bill Longshore for a 52-yard scoring pass play. St.

Leo's only score came on a 72-yard pass to receiver Steve Steen from quarterback Rick Stokes in the first quarter. Steen's touchdown gave St. Leo a short-lived 7-7 tie. Newberry's Ron Harwell had scored on a seven-yard run earlier in the first. Newberry, now 2-4, also got touchdowns on runs of 16 yards by Rufus Johnson, 11 yards by Glen Miller and one yard by Greg Follwood.

St. Leo is now 2-3. First downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 46-168 90 6 6-11-2 338 3-1 557 62-249 135 64 10-19-3 242 54 542 Robinson TDs Roll Furman Over Wof ford Full Memory System $64.95 PC Falls, 28-10 L-R Raps Mars Hill On Passes CLINTON, S.C. (AP) Kenny Davis set up two touchdowns with an interception and a recovered fumble as Western Carolina throttled Presbyterian, 28-10, in a Saturday night football game. Herb Coles accounted for two touchdowns in a 45 second span late in the first half, one after Davis covered a fumble at the Presbyterian 23.

Darrell Lipford scored in the last quarter on the first play after Davis returned an intercepted pass 53 yards to the Presbyterian five. The visitors, now 6-1, scored in the opening period on a six yard runby Eagle Moss. Presbyterian, now 3-4, scored on a 28-yard pass, Jody Salmon to Ken Milton, and George Camp had a 33-yard field goal. -Four Functions -Percentage Key -Rechargable Battery -AC-AC Adapter Inducted Perfect For Students ZEIGLERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT 534-2400 828 John C. Calhoun Drive S.E.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) Sophomore Larry Robinson scored two first half touchdowns on short runs and quarterback Charles Elvington sneaked over in the closing seconds of the game for a third Furman score Saturday as the Paladin football team defeated Wofford 21-10. Jimmy Hodge ran 12 yards for Wofford's second period touchdown and Al Clark kicked a 37-yard field goal for the losing Terriers in the third period. The loss snapped a four-game winning streak for independent Wofford, now 4-2, and Furman of the Southern Conference moved to 4-3 by breaking a two-game losing streak. Robinson ran for 111 yards in 31 rushes to lead Furman's ground game, which netted 244 yards.

Scott Tilley ran for 102 yards on 17 rushes for Wofford. Furman scored the first time it got the ball, moving 47 yards in eight plays. Robinson went over from the two with 9: 38 left of the opening quarter. A fumble recovery on the Terrier 21 set up the Paladins' second period score. Robinson banged over from the one on the sixth play of the short drive with 7:24 left of the half.

Wofford put together a seven play, 72-yard march in the second period for its touchdown. Hodge scored from the 12 with 3:36 left. A punt that traveled only six yards to Wofford's 34 in the third period set up Clark's field goal after Wofford was unable to move into touchdown territory. A Carter Davis pass was intercepted on the Wofford 20 with 1:28 left in the game and, after a personal foul moved the ball to the Terrier nine, Elvington sneaked over three plays later from the one. Davis completed only two of seven Wofford passes rPJ tniiWi mnfiifr yiniT1f- r-tirr-fT i HICKORY, N.C.

(AP)-Ver-satile Mike Robinson scored three touchdowns to lead Lenoir Rhyne's football team to a 38-12 Carolinas Conference victory over Mars Hill Saturday night. As a wide receiver, Robinson caught a nine-yard scoring pass from halfback Scott Crawford for the Bears' first touchdown in the second period. After Crawford was ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct in the third period, Robinson replaced him at halfback and scored on a four-yard run. Later, back as a receiver, he scored on a 19-yard end around play. Greg Corpening, who scored from a yard out, gained 151 yards in 19 carries for the Bears who were playing their first league game and are 5-1-1 overall.

Crawford gained 130 yards in 17 carries before his ejection, 110 in the first half. The Bears netted 440 yards on a school record 74 rushes. SUDDEN STOP-Wofford College quarterback Carter Davis is brought to a sudden stop by Furman's Jimmy Griffin in Saturday afternoon football action at Greenville's Sirrine Stadium. Furman won the intra-state contest 21-10. (AP Wirephoto) as the Terriers stayed on the ground, banging out 281 yards.

Freshman Bill Calhoun ran nine times for 75 yards and Ricky Satterfield added 62 on seven carries to augment Tilley's 102 yards rushing for Wofford. Elvington ran 17 times for 75 yards and completed nine of 14 pases for 116 yards for Furman. Quarterbacks Making New Uniform Debuts Remember, All ADVERTISED Merchandise Is At Least 30 OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES. RmemberTATADvl'RT Is 1 At Least 30 OFF OURjVERYDAY LOWPRICES. Munson for Detroit.

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Green Bay's game at Detroit That will give Kansas City a new look for the game at San Diego, where the Chargers are excited about their own new look, rookie running back Don Woods, the American Conference's No. 2 rusher behind Buffalo's O.J. Simpson. Both San Diego and Kansas City lost last week, the Chargers dropping their fourth straight and the Chiefs bowing to Miami on a touchdown in the final half-minute of the game. St.

Louis, the NFL's only unbeaten team, will try and fatten its two-game lead in the NFC East, facing Washington. The Redskins are tied for second place with Philadelphia. The Cardinals, enjoying their best start ever, beat Washington 17-10 in their first meeting, scoring one touchdown on Ron Yankowski's 71-yard run with a recovered fumble and the other on a 75-yard run from scrimmage by Terry Metcaif. Both Minnesota and New England will be trying to bounce back. land Raiders.

Snead came from the Giants for two draft choices. In other Sunday games, Philadelphia plays at New Orleans, Washington is at St. Chicago visits Buffalo, Los Angeles plays the Jets at New York, New England is at Minnesota, Baltimore visits Miami, Denver is at Cleveland, Houston plays at Cincinnati and Kansas City plays at San Diego. Monday night's nationally televised game sends Atlanta at Pittsburgh. Kansas City was involved in two other deals that just beat the NFL trading deadline.

The Chiefs got defensive tackle John Matuszak from Houston for defensive tackle Curley Culp and a draft choice, and also sent cornerback Jim Marsalis to Denver for linebacker Tom Graham and tackle Tom Drougas. Use Your MASTER CHARGE Card 310 John C. Calhoun Dr. will present two new quarterbacks, although neither is likely to start. The Packers surrendered five top 1975 and 1976 draft choices to Los Angeles for John Hadl while the Lions had to give San Francisco only one draft pick to get Joe Reed.

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