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tC High Point Enterprise, Sunday, November 4,1973 Football Scores Suorday 's FMtbiTI RaaM Alfred 73, Kings Point 7 BowdolhZO, Bates College 12 Central Conn st 14, American lnI13 Rutgers 19 Drexel Tech 16, Albright? Hobart Col lege 26, Colby Coltefle7 Lafayelte 19, Gettysburg Col 3 LehighSB, Colgate 26 Maine )4, BucknetlO Massachusetts 27, Vermont? Norwich Univ 19, Middlebury 12 Pittsburgh 28, SyracuseU 14, St Lawrence 12 Delaware Val 25, Susquehanna 14 Maine Maritime 51, New Haven Col 0 Slippery Rock 75, Loclt Haven 0 Amhersr 28, Tufts 0 Boston State 20, Plymouth State 12 Boston Unlv30, Northeastern 14 Bridgeport 37, South Conn St 7 Coast Guard 10, Trinity College 7 HillsdaleCol 13, West Chester 7 Montclalr 24, Trenton State 10 NY Tech 39, FairlieldO Nichols College 7, West Conn Sf 6 Rensselaer 7, Worcester Tech 6 Villanova24, Delaware? Williams Col 17, Union College 0 South Clemson 35, Wake Forest 8 35, Tennessee 3T Georgia Tech 12, DuKe 10 Kentucky 34, Tulane 7 Richmond 27, Citadel 0 Virginia 44, North Carolina 40 Virginia Union 31, FayettevilleO West Va Tech 21, Fros'Durg a 75 Alcorn 4J, Mississippi Val 0 Catawba Col 34, Wofford 27 Grambling Col 62, No Carolina AS.T 6 Hampden-Sydney 37, Towson State 34 Jacksonville St 66, NE Louisiana SI24 J.C. Smith 15, No Carolina Cen 7 Louisiana State SI, Mississippi 14 Randolph-Macon 21, Bridgewater, Va 0 St Paul's Cot 14, Hampton Inst 13 SW Memphis 13, Washingtn Lee 6 Tuskcgee 27, Miles College 6 Glenville State 52, Concord College 0 Livingstone Col Id, Elizabeth City 0 Morehead State 38, East Term State 23 Penn State 42, Maryland 22 Samford Univ 45, Mars Hill 27 South Mississippi 28, Weber Stafe 7 Virginia Military 24, Davidson Col 17 West Virginia 20, Miami, Fla14 West Va Wesley 3, Geneva College 0 Ft Valley State 27, Savannah State 8 Johns Hopkins 56, Swarthmore 7 Kentucky State 52, Federal City 8 Millyaps MaryvilleCol 6 Murray State 31, Austin Peay 19 Salisbury St 54, American Univ 6 West Kentucky 42, Middle Tenn Sta Mldwtst Albton 19, Kalamazoocol 14 Kent Stale35, Marshall Unlv3 Michigan 49, Indiana 13 Michigan Stale 21, Wisconsin 0 Notre Dame 44, Navy 7 Ohio 24, Bowling Green 23 OhioState30, IllinoisO Purdue 48, Iowa 23 Carroll, Wise. 34, 'Lake Forest 0 Earlham Col 13, Manchester 0 Hanover Col 3), Bluflton 13 Knox College 22, Cornell College SO Lakeland Col 35, Northwest Wise 0 Missouri South 35, Missouri Western 31 NE Missouri St 20, SW Missouri 14 Tarkio College 20, Ottawa Kans. 13 Wayne St, Mich 14, Eastern Illinois 10 Wheaton College 27, North Park Col 8 Wis. Eau Claire 56, Wis.

Stevens Pt 24 Wis. Milwaukee 28, Central St, Ohio 15 Wis. Plattevllle53, MI-Chlcago6 Wis. Riv Falls 9, Stout State 6 Wis. Superior 2B, Wis.

Oshkosh 27 Kans State, Pitt 21, Washburn 14 Lincoln Univ 23, Cent Missouri SH3 NW Col, Iowa 34, SW Minnesota 14 Alma College 13 Ashland 35, Waynesburg 13 Augustana, S.D. 33, Morningside 7 Baldwin-Wallace 37, Mount Union 74 Cincinnati 52, North Texas St 3 Defiance Col 39, Ohio Northern 14 bePauw Univ 15, Valparaiso 10 Ferris State 28, West Va State 15 Hope College 20, Olivet College? Illinois Wesley 9, Elmhursi Col 0 Jamestown 16, Yankton IS John Carroll 19, Hiram College 16 Kansas 10, Oklahoma State 10 Marietta Col 34, Anderson Miami, Ohio 24, West Michigan 9 Michigan Tech 46, Minnesota-Morris 23 Minnesota 52, Northwestern 43 Missouri 31, Kansas St Univ 7 Muskingum Col 0, Ohio Wesleyan 0 Nebraska 28, Colorado 16 North Dakota 54, South Dakota 21 Northwood Mich 14, Grand Valley 7 Farwest UCLA62, Wdimngion 13 Washington St 21, Oregon Willamette 13, PugetSound 9 Southern Cal 50, California 14 Utah 36, Arizona State3l East Carolina, Turns Back Indians 34-3 GREENVILLE (AP) -Carlester Grumpier rushed for two touchdowns and 160 yards a a i as East Carolina trounced' William Mary 34-3 in a key Southern Conference football game. tallies were a by senior quarterback Carl Summerell, who passed for one score and plunged for another. The Pirates started badly as Kenny Strayhorn fumbled on the first play from scrimmage at his own 22. The Indians recovered, but their offense could not move past the ECU five, and they settled for a 20 yard field goal.

After that, it was all East Carolina, though, it took the Pirates a while to get their offense going. The key move was the insertion of Grumpier, an all-league player last year who had spent much of the year on a i Stiayhorn. Midway through the second period, the Pirates swept 59 yards for the go-ahead touchdown with Grumpier carrying it In from nine yards out. The Pirates added a second touchdown just before the half after Jim Boulding returned a punt 31 yards to the Indian 24. Six plays later, Summerell 'passed to Mike Shea for the score.

East Carolina drove 53 yards In the third period to make it 21-3 with Crumpler plunging in from the one. The win gave East Carolina a 5-0 conference record, 7-2 overall. William Mary suffered its first conference loss and stands 3-1 in the and 6-3 overall. Guilford Dietzel Says State Loses Was Besf Ball Club By PAUL SHINN Associate Sports Editor COLUMBIA, B.C. At this point in the 1973 football season, coaches of losing teams are likely to turn to thoughts of "character," "pride," "bouncing back," and things like that.

Those were some of the things on the minds of South Carolina Coach Paul Dietzel Saturday night after his club had been soundly thrashed by N. C. State. But Dietzel, now in his eighth season at USC, got to the point when he said, "There was no doubt in the minds of those.who watched tonight's that State was the better team," The score reflected the truth of the a The execution of the plays did the Possibly, had the game gone on for another 60 minutes, the Wolt'pack could have doubled its 56 points. Well, that may not be exactly true.

Before State Coach Lou Holtz gets accused of running up the score on the Gamecocks to impress Bowl scouts, let him tell his side of it. "Our first-stringers came out with 13 minutes to go and never re-entered again," he said. "We played people at positions at this time who had never ever practiced. I'll never make that mistake agai.i. South Carolina is just a couple' of steps away from having a great football team." Both teams scored 21 points in the fourth quarter, but South Carolina was more than a step away from being great on this night that belonged to the Wolfpack.

Holtz could only add, "I thought we played very well. We fell down some on defense, giving up some long runs and long passes. We may have gone over board in trying to stop (Jeff) Grantz. "Still I thought we had too many penalties and gave up a few big plays. But it's good to win because it insures us of a.

winning season. Holtz said that he wasn't surprised that Grantz didn't start the game. He said that he figured that Grantz would get into the game some time any way. Grantz was pressed into action after starter Ron Bass was unable to move the club in two tries, while the Wolfpack quickly to two first period touchdowns. Holtz acknowledged that USC was battered and bruised from the game the week before against Louisiana State, the game the Gamecock almost won.

"We were fortunate to catch them at this time," Holtz said. "I saw them last week and I guarantee you that they are an excellent football team. At the same time I feel we are a i to a some progress at becoming a real good football team. We throw the ball better to to with our running." While State's passing game did open up as Holtz iiad promised a week ago in a win over Clemson, Dietzel was more awed by the running attack. "The thing they kill you with are those big running backs," he said.

"They're hard to handle. They run so well inside. They also have a line offensive line. "The big thing about State is that it is very hard to contain their offense. Overall their backfield is better than anyone else we have faced.

It's close between them and Houston, but I believe N. C. State has a edge." Dietzel said Grantz was far from full speed, but he played with a lot of leadership and effort. Mills: We Have Passed The Point Of Inspiration' By JIM PETTIT Enterprise Sports Writer CLEMSON, S.C. Wake Forest coach Chuck Mills believes in inspiration for football teams, but don't ask him to write a thesis on the subject just now.

Mills, half in and half out of the doorway to the Deacon dressing room after Wake's 35-8 loss to Clemson Saturday, could find very little -to inspire his team. "We're past the inspiration stage," Mills groaned. "When you lose seven straight you're past inspiration. The only thing to inspire us is the end of the season." Mills can be pardoned for his sarcasm. Littje the Deacons have tried has worked this season and Saturday's game was no exception.

Clemson handled the Deacons easily and had the game out of reach in the second period. The Tigers substituted heavily in the second half but were still going for touchdowns when the game on pass attempts. "I hope at the end of the game they got all the work they wanted on their passing game," Mills griped. It was a game of experimentation for the Deacons, several new players getting large amounts of playing time. "We played about a dozen freshmen," Mills noted.

"I noticed (John) Bryce did a goodsjj.ob at-middle guard for us, mit the others I didn't We'll know more when we see the films." about any bright spots the Deacons might have displayed Mills smiled weakly. "Hope springs eternal, but right now is a bad time to ask about any bright spots." Quarterback Kit Easier relieved Andy Carlton in second period in an effort to generate some offense. The Deacs moved the ball well at times under Basler's direction, couldn't punch one in. Carlton, returning to action after Easier, was shaken up in- the final period, directed the lone scoring march. By STEVE BECK Special To The Enterprise JEFFERSON CITY, Temu Carson Newman, ranked seventh in this week NAIA football poll, crushed visiting Guilford 34-0 Saturday night.

Vince Dial led the Eagle attack with 92 yards on 18 carries and two touchdowns. Guilford took control of the game early in the first quarter, only to have a missed 28-yard i goal a Momentum then swung to Carson Newman as Dial and quarterback Tim Hartsoe pushed the ball close enough for two 27-yard David Ward field goals. Guilford's dynamic duo of fullback Mark Whitley and tailback Reggie Kenan was shut off by the inspired Eagle defense. The two only gained 50 yards rushing combined. i a beat two in the closing moments of the first half to haul in a 61-yard scoring pass from Hartsoe.

The 5'8" senior contused Quaker defenders by going in motion the only time in the game. The long scoring strike still had Carson Newman fired up as the Eagles scored on their first two possessions of the third quarter. Skip Johns scored on a five-yard run after a blocked Quaker punt, and Dial scored his second touchdown on an 11-yard run. Van Filligam added the final Carson Newman score on a two-yard run. The loss drops Guilford to 18, while the Eagles improve to 6-1.

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With Washington Redskin coach George Allen looking on, and maybe taking notes, the Cavaliers of Virginia and the Tar Heels of North Carolina put on a first quarter offensive display that left both sides of the stadium hoarse from yelling their respective fight songs. Allen was on hand with son George, Jr. the Wahoos second-string quarterback, as a i a ceremonies in Charlottesville, and he 'and the 23,500 less- knowledgeable fans saw a total of 41 points go up on the board before the game's- first horn The Cavaliers went on to send most of the crowd home happy with a 44-40 win over UNC, and along the way rewrote quite a few of the Virginia qptball history pages. For example, end Harrison Davis set two individual receiving records. He' caught six passes for 178 i i 9 0 a touchdown bomb to break the old Wahoo record for single game pass catching yards which was 159 yards.

That game total-gave his 720 yards for the season, another new mark, as Davis broke Dave Sullivan's standard of 1972 when he racked up 682 yards. There were also team firsts for the Cavaliers, in what was their 400th win. The marked the first time in Virginia history that the Wahoos have beaten three The man who enabled Davis North Carolina schools in one to'rewrite the record books some editing of his own. Sophomore quarterback Scott Gardner went over the 1500 mark in passing for the season with 1524, thus breaking the old standard of 1463 yards. His 201 yards total offense Saturday also gave him the season record in that category, as he passed the old record of 1824, having accumulated a total of.

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