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51 4 ilnriiM.ii 8-D Atlanta journal and CONSTITUTION SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1972 Miles Booted 7 Fst. Valley Tops Fisk, 13 By Morehouse "Apparently neither team' was accustomed to playing before the cameras as they, again and again, made costly mistakes, keeping both defensive units on the field most of the afternoon. In all, there were 13 turnovers in the con- YARDSTICK Fort Valley Fisk First downs 11 Rushes-yards 41-105 42-117 Passing yards 144 143 Return yards 76 37 Passes 8-23-3 10-28-3 Punts 10-29 8-33 Fumbles-lost 3-2 4-3 Penalties-yards 6-80 8-60 s' 'c Morehouse College came up with a strong fourth quarter to erase a 1-point deficit and defeat Miles College, 312-1, in a SIAC contest Saturday afternoon at Herndon Stadium. Trailing 21-20, the Tigers' Gary Rogers booted a 31-yard field goal, to which Morehouse added an 8-pount insurance touchdown when Dennis King plunged over from the one, and the home team of coach Mike Grey acquired their fifth victory of the season. Earlier, Scott Elliott had caught two TD aerials and Earl Woods had tallied another on a 12-yard run to stake Miles to its lead going into the final quarter.

Elliott's second score came on a halfback option pass from Maurice White. initial marker Came on a 75-yard pass interception by Fulton Bradley. "fi. By CHET FULLER Jauiiial-Constitutlen Staff Writer FORT VALLEY, Ga. An estimated crowd of 10,000 fans jammed into tiny, Wildcat Stadium here Saturday afternoon and along with a large regional TV audience saw the Big Blue Machine of Fort Valley State College undefeated after eight games with a 13-7 win over tough Fisk University.

From the outset, both teams appeared to have the TV jitters as neither offensive unit was able to move the ball effectively against the other. There were a total of 19 punts during the contest. Once, however, in the first period Fort Valley managed to unclog itself long enough to put together an 80-yard drive with former Price High, Atlanta star, 5-foot-6, 18 3-pound, junior halfback Samuel "Ironhead" Coverson bulling his way four yards for the TD. For the afternoon, Coverson rambled for 100 yards on 36 carries and scored both Wild-c a touchdowns. The point after attempt failed after Coverson's first TD and Fort Valley led Fisk at the half 6-0.

back Glenn Jackson. Jackson is another Atlanta product and also out of Price High School. Once in the first period when Fisk had the ball and was back to punt on fourth down, the Fisk punter bobbled the snap from center, and tried to run. But Wildcat rushers closed in and he threw to an open teammate down field, who had apparently made the catch for a big gain. But suddenly, seemingly out of nowhere Jackson converged on the receiver and crashed into him just as the ball hit his hands.

Jackson also intercepted two Bulldog passes and recovered a Fisk fumble deep in Fort Valley territory late in the game. That fumble recov-ery killed a Bulldog drive that, had Fisk been able to score at the moment, the outcome of the contest might have been totally different. Fisk came to Wildcat Stadium ready to play. After the Wildcat touchdown in the first period, the Bulldog defense stiffened and didn't allow the Wildcats another score until late in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile the Bulldog offensive unit got on the board in the third period with a beautifully executed, 62-yard pass play from quarterback Richard Coure, 6-1, 190-pound senior from Nashville to sophomore split end Cecil Beard.

At that point Fisk led 7-6 and it looked as if the Wildcats' unbeaten string was going to end at seven. "This was a good TV game too, even though we fumbled more out there today than we have all year." Fort Valley 6 0 0 713 Fisk 0 0 7 07 Fort Convesron 4 run (kick failed) Fisk Beard 62 pass from Core (Tol-liver kick) Fort-Converson 7 run (Odom kick) A 10,000 est. Albany State, 15-0 ALBANY, Ga. Thomas Frazier kicked a pair of 46-yard field goals and Roderick Jefferson caught a 15-yard scoring pass from Gerald Burke leading Albany State to a 15-0 football victory over Savannah State here Saturday. Savannah State 0 0 0 00 Albany State 10 0 0 515 SCORING: Albany St.

Frazier 46 FG; Jefferson 15 pass from Burka (Frazier kick); Frazier 46 FG; Safety (Duncan tackled in end zone by Ross). test, seven fumbles and six interceptions. Fisk fumbled the ball away four times and had three passes picked off, while three Fort Valley St. passes were intercepted and the Wildcats fumbled three times. Both defensive units were tough.

All afternoon there was such savage hitting, several times the over-capacity crowd would sigh or moan in unison when a running back was met at the line of scrimmage and smashed by huge defensive linemen. Leading the fierce Wildcat defensive charge was 5-foot-10, 194-pound, junior corner- 21 Miles 14 7 0 11-31 Morehouse 6 14 0 pass SCORING: Ml Elliot 45 frnm E. Woods (.1. Woods kickl Mo Bradley 75 pass interception (kirk failed) Ml E. Woods 12 ran (J.

Woods kick) Mo Smith 2 run (Smilh pass from Kins) Mo Hicks 7 run (Rogers kick) Mi Elliott 20 pass from White (J. Woods kick) Mo Rogers 31 FG Mo King 1 run (Rogers run) Associated Press Photo Vandy's Walter Overton (13) Scores on a 36-Yard Pass DON'T MISS! TONIGHT SYMPHONY HAU 8:00 P.M. Kentucky Barely Beats Vandy Oilers Call Two PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Rookie linebacker Bill Over-myer and tight end Clark Hoss will be activated Sunday for the game against the Houston Oilers. handoff early in the third period gave Vandy the ball on the Wildcat 19 and set up the Commodores' second touchdown. To that point, Kentucky had had to settle for field goals of I DOIT 1 RIGHT WHY DON'T YOU? Compare the rates and monthly payments.

You'll find OURS ARE THE LOWEST on HOMEOWNERS LOANS for any worthwhile purpose: Home Improvements Debt Consolidation Business Educational Expense Assume An Existing Mortgage YARDSTICK Van 15 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes 46-151 86 J8 4-19-1 8-37 19 61-197 41 35 2-11-1 6-40 7-2 3-35 Punts 1-1 Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 4-57 Ewing set a school record with a 50-yard punt return for a touchdown as the Green Wave swamped Ohio 38-6 here Saturday night. Walker's TD passes covered four and fifteen yards to freshman Jaime Garza and 21 yards to tight end Tom Thibo-daux. His total of 118 yards passing gave him 2,424 in his three-year career. That total eclipsed 2,374 yards accumulated by Joe Ernest in 1948-50. W.

Kyv 35-6 BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) Western Kentucky blunted Butler's offense with six interceptions, two of them by Mike McCoy, en route to a 35-6 college football victory Saturday. Four of Western 's five touchdowns were preceded by interceptions, with McCoy's grabs leading to two of the scores. and Sexton was called upon again. Collins carried the ball, in all, 26 times for 113 yards-only 38 yards less thanVan-derbilt's total offense.

Vanderbilt 0 6 7 013 Kentucky 3 3 0 8 14 Ky FG Sexton 23 Van Overton 36 pass from Lalnhert (run failed) Ky FG Sexton 28 Van Burger 3 run (Golden kick) Ky Collins 4 run (Collins run) A 30.000 Memphis 49-24 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -Stan Davis, Al Harvey and Dan Darby scored two touchdowns apiece Saturday as Memphis State overpowered Cincinnati 49-24 in non-conference football. Cincinnati took advantage of a Tiger fumble on a punt attempt and opened the scoring with a 45-yard field goal by Sal Casola for a 3-0 lead. The advantage was shortlived, however, as Davis picked up the Bearcat kickoff LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -Alfred Sonny Collins made up for the sins of his own offensive unit as he sparked a fourth period drive that gave Kentucky a 14-13 Southeastern Conference football victory over Vanderbilt Saturday.

Collins, a fleet-footed freshman from Madisonville, not only scored the touchdown and ran for a 2-point conversion, but accounted for 42 of Kentucky's 33 yards in the drive. The Kentucky attack during the rest of the game was dulled by seven fumbles, two of them recovered by Vanderbilt and one that set up a Commodore touchdown. Vandy, too, had its offensive troubles, but drove 63 yards in six plays during the second quarter for a touchdown to lead 6-3 and wasn't headed until early in the fourth period when Collins came alive. A Kentucky fumble on a turned to the right sideline and sprinted 94 yards for a touchdown. The Memphis State ground attack jelled in the second period, with Darby churning out 97 yards and Dornell Harris contributing 55.

Darby collected the first two Memphis State scores in the second period on rushes of five yards and one yard, making it 21-3. Another Memphis State fumbled punt gave the Bearcats the ball on the MSU 14, and on the next play Kas Oga-nowski flipped a pass to Dick James for the i i a i score. Tulane, 38-6 NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Se-nior quarterback Mike Walker, setting a Tulane career passing record in the process, tossed three touchdown passes and George Amount I 7Yr. I 8Yr. Total of Annual Financed Monthly Monthly Payment PercontagePata 2,671.43 43.40 39.38.

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(AP) Florida State quarterback Gary Huff threw three touchdowns Saturday as the Seminoles beat Tulsa 23-21 despite a desperate Hurricane passing attack in the final quarter that netted two touchdowns. Two of Huff's TD tosses went to sophomore receiver Mike Allen, filling in for injured Barry Smith. Allen caught both in the first half on 10-and 30-yard scoring plays. passes for 183 yards while Starks countered with 10 completions of 24 tosses for 173 yards. The victory put FSU's record at 7-3 after the Seminoles lost the two previous games.

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