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IOC High Point Enterprise, Sunday, October 3, 1976 Mounties Weave By Spiders MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) Bill McKenzie kicked a 45-yard field goal with just five seconds remaining Saturday afternoon to pull West Virginia's lethargic Mountaineers to a 9-6 college football victory over Richmond's underdog Spiders. The game seemed destined for a 6-6 standoff after Richmond's Johnny Jones kicked two second-half field goals to rally the Spiders to a tie. But with 1:42 to go, West The Mountaineers lost one Virginia defender Johnny golden opportunity late in the first quarter when fullback Walter Easley fumbled on the Richmond one-foot line with the ball being recovered by Richmond's Dave Haynie. Richmond, 1-3, could never generate any serious offen- Schell picked off a Larry Shaw pass and returned it to the Richmond 42 set up McKenzie's game-winning kick.

On a crucial third-down- andten play at the Richmond 42, West Virginia quarterback Dan Kendra hooked up with tailback David Riley on a 15-yard completion to the Spiders' 27 and, three plays later, McKenzie kicked his game-winning field goal The 2-2 Mountaineers dominated the game from all statistical aspects but threw away nearly every scoring opportunity with their own mistakes. The Mountaineers gave up four fumbles and unable to find his receivers all afternoon, had four passes intercepted. West Virginia, which had lost its last two games after defeating Villanova, got on the Scoreboard first when they first got their hands on the ball. McKenzie capped a 12-play scoring series after the opening kickoff with a 26-yard field goal that made it 3-0 with 10:19 to go in the first quarter. This field goal, the first of three kicked by McKenzie.

stood up until the half as West Virginia dominated the play but had four first half turnovers which killed any scoring opportunities. sive against the Mountaineers in the first half, but finally broke through after the intermission with a pair of field goals by Jones to grab a 6-3 lead. Jones' first three-pointer, with 10:47 to go in the third quarter, came from 45 yards out and was set up when the Spiders' Mike Andrus pounced on a fumble by West Virginia's Dwayne Woods at the Mountaineer 35. Jones' second field goal, from 27 yards out. came after Shaw completed passes of 31 and 14 a to receivers Rickey Brown and Milton Ruffin.

McKenzie tied the game on the first play of the fourth quarter with another field goal, a 36-yarder set up by an 18-yard run by Easley following a Richmond punt. It was the third game that McKenzie has won with a lategame field goal during his West Virginia career. During last year's 9-3 season, he kicked game winners against Virginia Tech and Pitt. Huskies Smash Minnesota A A -Fullback Robin Earl rushed for 112 yards and two touchdowns, and tailback Ronnie Rowland ran for 155 yards and one score to lead Washington to a 38-7 non- conference college football victory over previously unbeaten Minnesota Saturday. The Huskies, 2-2, scored the first three times they had the ball for a 21-0 lead early in the second period.

Earl's first score came on a 23-yard run for a 14-0 Husky lead late in the first period. Charles Jackson's recovery of Kent Kilzmann's fumble at the a i 45 on the Gophers' first possession gave the Huskies good field position. Earl scored again on a two- yard run on fourth-and-goal Boston College Handles Navy By 17-13 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) Boston College end Dave Zumbach caught his first two passes of the year Saturday, and both were good for touchdowns as the 15th- ranked Eagles whipped Navy 17-13. Zumbach hauled in a 35- yard pass from quarterback Ken Smith late in the first quarter for the first Boston College score.

Then with two minutes left in the half and heavy rain falling, the senior end pulled down a 23-yard pass from Smith coming down with both feet just inches inside the end zone. early in the second period. Rowland's 45-yard run to the Minnesota nine set up that score. Purdue Rips Miami, Ohio WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) Scott Dierking and John Skibinski made a shambles of Miami of Ohio's defense Saturday as Purdue ground out a 42-20 non- conference football victory over the winless Redskins, Dierking, a senior tailback, raced for 211 yards and scored three touchdowns and Skibinski rushed for 121 yards and scored another as the on-again, offagain Boilermaker offense recorded its highest point total in five years.

Arizona Beats Northwestern EVANSTON, 111. (AP) Freshman quarterback Jim touchdowns passes--two to i i Hartwig--leading Arizona over Northwestern 27-15 Saturday in a college football game. Krohn, filling in for injured Mark Lunsford, completed 13 of 19 passes for 201 yards in the first half, with all three of his touchdown passes coming in the second quarter. The victory was the second in four games for Arizona, while Northwestern suffered its fourth defeat this season and a school record 10th straight over a twoseason span. Oakland Arkansas Stuns Wins In Texas Christian 14th, 9-8 OAKLAND (AP) Gene Tenace's run-scoring single with the bases loaded in.

the Hth inning gave the Oakland A's a 9-8 victory over the California Angels. Don Baylor walked to open the Hth and moved to second on a sacrifice by Bill North. Ken McMullen drew an intentional walk and Tommy Sant grounded out to put runners on second and third. Ron Fairlywas then walked intentionaliy to load the bases and Tenace ended the game with a line drive single to. left field.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) Ben Cowins and Clint Allen each ran for two touchdowns and Arkansas' defense set up three first- quarter field goals by Steve Little, helping the Razorbacks crush Texas Christian i i 46-14 in a Southwest Conference football game Saturday. The victory was Arkansas' 18th straight over TCU. Cowins opened the scoring with a 35-yard touchdown run with only 2:26 gone in the first quarter. It was Arkansas' first touchdown in seven quarters of football.

Cowins added a fiveyard scoring burst in the third period. Keydets Upset By VMI LEXINGTON, Va. (AP) Tailback Andre Gibson scored Virginia Military's i in 12 quarters and Craig Jones kicked a 38-yard field goal as the Keydets exploded in the a to upset Furman University 17-3 in a a i a Conference game Saturday. The i within a span of 5:26 gave VMI its first victory of the season after three losses. Gibson broke the Keydets' touchdown drought when he slanted three yards over left tackle with 1:26 gone in the final period.

The score was set up a 32-yard pass from quarterback Robbie Clark to tailback Johnny Garnett, who made a lunging catch at the Furman seven. Moments later, Eric Red- recovery of the day set up Jones' field goal. Then the next time VMI got the ball, Gibson broke through the middle and outraced the Paladin secondary on an 85- yard touchdown run. Furman dominated the first three quarters but had to settle for a 36-yard field goal from Andy Goss near the end of the first half. The Paladins have now lost two in a row after winning their first three games.

Prior to Ihe fourth quarter, VMI had only one scoring opportunity when Clark raced 33 yards to the Furman 33 early in the first period. But the Keydets twice failed to pick up the one yard they needed for a first down and turned the ball over at the Furman 24. From that point until the final two plays of the third quarter, the Keydets advanced no a the Furman 49. Crimson Tide Title Hopes Fade By The Associated Prew A lie, it has been said, is about as exciting as kissing your sister. That, of course, depends on who your sister happens to be.

If she's among college football's top-ranked teams, well, then a tie might not be so bad. Ohio State settled for a smooch and UCLA obliged with a 10-10 deadlock Saturday in a rematch of last year's Rose Bowl matchup. Tom Skladany's 25-yard field goal in the fourth quarter tied the score for the eighth-ranked Buckeyes and Tulane Crushes Vanderbilt NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Martin Mitchell and Arthur Green zipped for long punt returns, setting up scores, as previously winless Tulane stunned Vanderbilt 24-13 in college football Saturday. Tulaiie's Ricky Smith setup a touchdown with an interception at the Vanderbilt 33 as the Green a snapped an eightgame losing streak dating back to mid season last year.

Mississippi State Victors STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) a a Threadgill fired Mississippi State to two touchdowns in slightly more than a minute's work in the first quarter Saturday, igniting a 38-0 a Poly Pomona. Threadgill weaved 22 yards on the Bulldogs' first play of the game to the one yard line, and Walter Packer took it in from there. Split end Robert Chatman took a 40- yard scoring pass from a i on the possession. then, in the closing minutes, both teams played conservative football, assuring the tie- When Ohio State ran seven consecutive running plays in the late stages, the capacity Columbus crowd booed.

But when the Buckeyes punted to UCLA's seven-yard line, the No. 4 Bruins weren't in a gambling mood either. They ran out the clock with three rushes. In Saturday's only other game matching teams in the Top Ten, No. 6 Georgia shut out lOth-ranked Alabama 210, just about ending the Southesastern Conference title hopes of 'the Crimson Tide, who have captured the conference crown for six a i a a Robinson passed for one touchdown and scored another as the Bulldogs won their 10th straight regular season contest and tagged Alabama with its i shutout in 70 games.

Elsewhere among the top a a 1 Michigan had an easy time, ripping Wake Forest 31-0 as fullback Rob Lytle scored two touchdowns and passed Tom Harmon on the school's all-time rushing list. Pitt, ranked No. 2, used five touchdown passes by Matt Cavanaugh to wallop Duke 4 4 3 1 i a Oklahoma used two late TDs to down Iowa State 24-10. No. 5 Nebraska needed a last- quarter comeback to overtake i a i Fla.

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