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Atlanta Roswell 993-2400 By JIM ALNUTI Special lo Tht Journal -Constitution The specialty and defensive units of the Clark College Panthers were the keys in a 25-9 win over Lane College Saturday afternoon at Herndon Stadium. Defensive tackles Robert Wright and Jerome White sacked Dragon quarterback Carlton Chance a total of 11 times and were in on many of the tackles in the backfield that held Lane to minus six yards rushing and a total yardage of 63 for the day. Fullback Johnny Richardson led the offense with 97, yards and Marcus Clark added 43 yards. Charles McPherson opened the scoring for the Panthers with a 35-yard field goal with 11:07 left in the first quarter. Clark's defense held, and Gary Dukes returned the ensuing punt 70 yards for Clark's first touchdown of the season.

The point after by McPherson was good as Clark built it's lead to 10-0. With 8:35 left in the first quarter, Richardson capped a 71-yard drive with a one-yard plunge. The extra point was wide, Clark led 16-0. Holding penalties pushed the Panthers inside their own 15, and with 3:59 left, Robert Sturdivant blocked a McPherson punt that Lane recovered on the seven-yard line. On the first play from scrimmage, Kenny Powell skirted right end for the Dragons' only touchdown.

The point after was good. The second and third quarters were defensive battles that saw neither team reach farther than their own 40-yard lines. Clark scored two points in the third when the Lane punter stepped over the back line of the end zone for a safety. With the score standing 18-7 and 13:57 left in the game, Phillip Golf fielded a punt at midfield and raced down the sidelines for Clark's final score of the afternoon. The point after was good, and Clark led 25-7.

The final score of the day was made when clipping and holding penalties backed the Panthers up to the 11-yard line, and quarterback Ken Standifer dropped too far back to pass and was tackled in the end zone for a Lane safety. FAMU.28-0 Tht Associated Prtu TALLAHASSEE, Ha. Fullback Michael Solomon scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and added another in the third to lead Florida A4M to a 28-0 romp over Albany State here Saturday night The win was the season-opener for the Rattlers, defending national Division I-AA champions. Albany State dropped to 0-1-1 before a sellout crowd of 15,612 in FAMU's Bragg Stadium. Solomon scored on runs of 5 and 2 yards in the first 5 minutes of play for quick 14-0 lead The score stood until Solomon shook loose for a 5-yard touchdown run with four seconds remaining in the third quarter.

Vincent Coleman's third extra point of the night increased the Rattlers' lead to 21-0 at the end of the third period. til If viiQnn 4 Wms: nn i 4 Stiff Pholo-ea Mthtn WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS FOR STATES Clark running back Marcus Clark is loose and twisting for yardage against Lane PREMIUM .4 PLY POLY 70 The Rattlers struck a last time with 1:47 to play on a 9-yard run by reserve tailback Archie Jones. Coleman added the extra point as FAMU beat Albany State for the eighth time in nine games. Albany State quarterback Antonio Smith, who stands just 5 feet, 6 inches, tall, hit 17 of 34 passes for 176 yards, but threw four interceptions. Albany State gained just 15 yards rushing on 31 carries.

The Rattlers play next Saturday night at Grambling. Southern, 21-0 TT AiMCltltd Prtu BATON ROUGE, La. Southern University held Texas Southern to 17 yards rushing and forced eight fumbles as the Louisiana team emerged victorious 21-0 in the Southwestern Athletic Conference football opener for both schools Saturday night Texas Southern also had trouble getting punts away. In the first and third periods Texas Southern centered the ball over the kicker's head and Southern University picked up a safety both times. Southern got its first touchdown on a 10-yard pass play from quarterback Norman Gibbs to flanker George Farmer in the first period.

Southern also got scores on a 35-yard field goal by Bobby McGee and a one-yard run by Wilfred Charles. The final touchdown was set up by a 48-yard pass play from quarterback Billy Mayo to wide receiver Michael Vaughn. i I 1 Grambling St. Rolls, 40-6, With Big 4th Quarter SIZE SPECIAL PRICE FFT U7 B7813 2393 177 C7814 239S 193 P78-14 91.1 F78-14 2393 776 078-14 7A7 H78-14 28.93 3AQ-13 2121 11 G7813 2A22 243 7A3 I L78-13 I 30.93 I 293 Blackwnlli ply CTU i i I I I 'LJWL mm. ,1 Tte Associated Prett JACKSON, Miss.

Quarterback Skippy Ezell tossed two touchdowns, one highlighting a 26-point fourth Suarter Saturday, to spark Gambling State to a 40-6 Southwestern Athletic Conference triumph over Alcorn ball from Alcorn quarterback Sherrod Green and streaked 25 yards to score. Ezell then hooked up with Jerry Gorden on an 8-yard touchdown strike. Both teams went scoreless in the third. However Grambling nailed four touchdowns State. Alcorn jumped ahead 6-0 in the first quarter as Wilfredo Rosales booted a pair of field goals from 34 and 22 yards.

But Grambling came roaring back, scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter as Charlie Lewis grabbed the touchdown, and quarterback Robert Ambers passed 11 yards to tight end Diedrich Diaz for the final score. Grambling gained 318 yards in boosting its record this season to 2 0, while Alcorn managed 165 yards and dropped to 0-2. In the fourth beginning with Ezell's 27-yarder to tight end David Butler. Strong safety Robert Salter? then nabbed an interception from Green and raced 40 yards for a touchdown. Fullback Kenneth Jackson swept 11 yards for another nuiTiTn iM F0REIGU STEEL RADIAL BLAGKWALL 3 KfftT Vandy Errors Give Indiana Easy Win SIZE SPECIAL PRICE FET 133SR-13 33.32 1.63 ifNl 163SR-13 34.18 1.81 173SR-14 39.89 2.05 I 155SR-15 33.88 1.81 VISA- Jl 163SR-13 37.44 1.99 fM VS Reserve tailback Jerry Bowers added another Indiana touchdown on a 3-yard run early in the fourth quarter.

Bowers picked up 62 of Indiana's 77 yards in that scoring drive. Vanderbilt, losing its season opener, scored its only touchdown of the first half on a 2-yard run by quarterback Van Heflin early In the second quarter. Then, with six seconds left in the game, Marcus Williams capped an 80-yard drive by scoring on a 1-yard run VMrtM )J S-11 fcrtm 744 tn-CIWofd 1 run (Slnub kick) Van-Mifim run (WtxxMrd kick) Ind Strtub 31 Intf Johnun I run (Straub kick) tndCliHord 7 run (Mil falM) IndWilbur 70 intarctplion rtlurr (Straub kick) Ind-Corw past km Clifford (Straub kick) Ind eowari 3 run (Straub kick) Van-Witiiamt I run (pais laiiad) Vane bid First down. It 17 Ruthn-yardt 41-177 t-30t Pauina yards 117 109 Raturn yards 0 II PauOT U-M-J 10-13-0 Punti 4-34 l-Sl FumbM-tosI 3-7 Panaiiias-vards e-tt 4-4S Th AMOrttttd PrtN BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -Quarterback Tim Clifford ran for two touchdowns and passed to Steve Corso for another Saturday as Indiana routed Vanderbilt 44-13 in a non-conference college football game The Hoociers also scored twice following pass interceptions, including one on a 70-yard return by cornerback Tim Wilbur.

A 27-yard touchdown pass to Corso, son of Indiana Coach Lee Corso, also was set up by Wilbur's fumble recovery at the Vanderbilt 22 late in the third quarter. The Hoosiers, winning their second straight game of the season, built a 23-7 halftime lead on touchdown runs by Clifford and tailback Lonnie Johnson, plus a 31-yard field goal by Steve Straub. Wilbur's long interception return, a sideline-to-sideline scramble, and the touchdown pass to Corso made it 37-7 after three periods. THE STEEL RADIAL FOR ALL SEASONS IPIEBEn22 FOR RADIAL PERFORMANCE IN EVERYTHING BUT PRICE. a.

a. a a lata ij MaJ a Driskell Leads Duke P1638QR 13 1638-13 2S.2q" AAL rm7wn imz 36.23 Il P18373B-14 DR78-14 3944 216 P19373R14 fB78-14 41.33 2.36 -P2Q373K-U U.33 1ZL P213738-14 GR7B 14 AA 32 2.62 P22373R-M HR78-14 -2JS. FR7R-1S 2M. P21373B.13 GR7813 MM 2.79 MB7ft-M 30 73 2.93 P23373R 13 1 IR78 13 I 32.77 1 3 Jones and then sent Keith Crenshaw over the pile for a touchdown. This, and the first of four conversion kicks by Scott McKinney, gave Duke a 7-6 lead.

BRAVES VS. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS mi Here is a list of prizes lucky ticket-holders may win: CSMFiiTEB BlLMSfMS miUSLE I.CanRM n.m a 11 I S-M i M-a ECU CoWM 7t run mien raimi DUKE-Crtniha 3 run (McKlmty kick) OUKE-Fradarick 1 pail from Ork)-kail (McKlmty kick) XX 1 fcCU Oram i run turacn run (MrKlmwy Tna Associated Prats DURHAM, N.C.-Quarter-back Stanley Driskell of Atlanta's Douglass High came off the bench to score two touchdowns and throw for a third in leading Duke's Blue Devils to a 28-14 upset victory over East Carolina Saturday as Red Wilson won his major-college coaching debut Driskell replaced starter Craig Browning at the start of the second period and led Duke on two 80-yard marches through the Pirates, using only 15 plays. In addition to its ability to move the ball, Duke got plenty of help from ECU, which fumbled three times in crucial situations. Driskell drove the Blue Devils to their first score after keening for nine yards on his firm play. He threw a 47-yard p4 to flanker Cedric 8AM-6PM HOURS: mRIETTI 152-3171 1935 DELK INDUSTRIAL BLVD.

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VIP Membership card to Krazz at Tower Place. $5.00 Gitt Certificates from Edwards Pipe Tobacco Shop. Records from Oz Records and Tapes. Sungjassos compliments of Price and Woods Opticians. Weekend Trips compliments of Lake Lanier Islands.

Books compliments of WRNG Radio. Waterbed compliments of Waterbed Warehouse. Jeans compliments of Male Slacks. Dinners for two compliments of Houlihan's Park Place. Dinners for two compliments of Houlilhan's Old Place.

Album Packs compliments of WPL0 Radio. Dinner for two at Traders Engs Luau. Dinner for two at Engs. Records from 2-93 Radio. $2500 Gift Certificate compliments of Doctor Pet Center.

Reversiable Electric Drill compliments of Ply Mart. $10.00 Gift Certificate compliments of Hickory Farms at N. Dekalb Mall. Flight Bags Irom American Express. Purculators compliments of Maxwell House.

Chllds Bowling Ball compliments of Oave Pro Shop. 1979 Chevrolet Impala from Atlanta Braves. Records compliments of WSB Radio. Oinners compliments of The Hungry Fisherman. Kodak Camera compliments of Reed Drugs.

Tennis Racket compliments of Wilson Sporting Goods. Jai Alal Tickets compliments of Hat tford Jai Alal. Atlanta Hawks Tickets. One Year supply of Colonial Bread. Television compliments of WTBS TV.

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