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in what happened last week. When you're young and not accustomed to the kind of success we've had over the last few weeks, that kind of thing is easy to do. "At halftime, I had to tell them about themselves and try to appeal to their pride." The appeal worked, with a little aid from Savannah State punter Teddy Carson. After the Wolverines had been held to 26 yards rushing and 57 passing during the first 30 minutes, they were able to break a scoreless tie as a result of a poor decision on the part of Carson early in the third period. In punt formation on fourth-and-11 from Savannah's 30, Carson, who was not under any intense pressure, chose to run the ball rather kick.

He was tackled for a one-yard loss. Whb said a victory had to be pretty to be appreciated? Certainly not Morris Brown coach Greg Thompson. Saturday afternoon at Herndon Stadium, Thompson's Wolverines, thinking about the beauty fof last week's upset of Fort Valley State, managed to secure a rather homely win over Savannah AJteT, a lackluster offensive per fornlance ip the first half of a contest Witnessed by about 3,000, Morris Brown scored three touchdowns to defeat Savannah State 21-6. The victor pushed the Wolverines (3-1) to 3-0. i the Southern Intercollegiate Athletii Conference, while the II I I- 1 1 14 7-11 the third period.

"The kid (Carson) had time to punt the ball, but he runs with it," said Savannah coach Frank Ellis, whose team is now 0-4. "But that's what happens when you want things to happen so bad. It's been like that for us all season. We'll hang in there, and hang in there, and all of a sudden make a big mistake that kills us." That mistake, as critical as it was in a game so closely contested, was not the killing blow delivered to the Tigers: That may have come six minutes later, when a Savannah punt traveled just 27 yards to give Morris Brown the ball 45 yards away from the goal line. plays later, Winfrey scored his second touchdown on a six-yard rati to give Morris Brown a 14-0 lead with 5:58 left in the third quarter, The way Morris Brown had been XA4 All Season Whltewall MBC Winfrey 21 run (Wnltv Mtk) MBC Wlitfriy I run (WMty kick) Oay 1 run (mm (ailed) MK JotniM 7 run (WtsHv kick) IAV Flnfdowm KinMt-vardt St-ltt Ptuing yards SI Return yards 1M patu ino SIZE MBC II 34-154 74 41 PRICE S-21-1 Punli e-31 a-44 o-o 7-51 FumbW-kMI 3-1 fanallit-yard Tigers dropped to 0-2 in league play, take it any way we can eet RWiVMUfl SnfllnCt RUSHING Savannah Slele: CrWey 14-SI, Jonai William-10-JO; Morrlt Brewm Winfrey 16-45.

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While Fort Valley was able to move the ball through the air, Clark had problems running or passing, as fewer than 50 yards total offense would indicate. The Panthers' lone points came on placekicker Kenny Adekoya's 39-yard field goal with yards and three touchdowns before leaving in the third period, "I've only played two quarters all season, including one last- week against Morris Brown," said Parker. "In that game, I was little rusty, but I had a little more of my timing back tonight." "What he does for our team speaks for itself," said Fort Valley coach Doug Porter. "Kevin is definitely the catalyst that makes our teamwork. The victory, on the heels of its 14-10 loss to Morris Brown last week, keeps Fort Valley in the chase for its third straight Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship.

Clark, which broke a two-year losing streak in the conference by defeating Tuskegee 35-14, is now 1-1 in the SIAC, 1-2 overall The Panthers have now lost to the cats four straight years. "We figure we've still got a chance at the conference championship, providing somebody else gives us a little said Porter. "This thing is far from over." Matters began to go against Clark in the first four minutes of this game. On a Fort Valley punt that was surely headed for the end zone, Panthers return man Jerome Young fielded the ball at the 4 and was tackled there. Clark tried unsuccessfully to move, but had to punt.

1 The ball traveled only 29 yards, and with a 15-yard penalty tacked on for interfering with a fair catch, Fort Valley had the baU at Clark's 18. Parker scored five plays later. With Fort Valley's defense bottling up Clark's offense and harass returned to the starting lineup Saturday nfeht The seniv's appearance sparked an early offensive outburst by the Wildcats, wto went on to rout Clark 43-3 in the 2Uh annual Textile Classic before a irowd of about 8,000 at Griffin Hifh School Stadium. During the first IS minutes of play, Paiter ran 5 yards for a touchdowi and completed touch 4:28 left in the second period. 155R12 39.45 145R13 36.45 155R13 41.60 165R13 46.71 175R13 51.94 16SR14 49.25 175R14 54.12 185R14 58.37 185R14REIN 64.20 165R15 52.40 185R15" 77.75 16570R13 46.79 17570R13 52.20 18570R13 57.75 17570R14 56.57 18S70R14 62.39 19570R14 65.52 17570R15 59.29 Reinforced sidewan Tube type red sidewail Fort Valley's final points came when reserve quarterback Joe Latti-more passed 20 yards to Y.N.

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