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SALINAS CALIFORNIAN 27 Monday, Oct. 30, 1978 Gonzales defense sparks win Raiders Frosh-soph A 49-yard punt return by Gonzales Henry Galvan and a six yard run by Dave Garza helped lead the Gonzales frosh-soph football team to a 16-6 victory over Stevenson Friday night. Spartan defensive standout Ernie Magdaleno got his team another two points when he tackled a Pirate back in his end-zone and kicking specialist Jess Mon-cayo booted Gonzales other two points. Rushing Gonzales Pedroza 13 (-5). Sterling 10 73.

Vos-quez 11-95; Soto 10 43, Wiley 2-18 Mejorodo 0 6 Stevenson: Black 8 31; Boyce 4 14. Burdix 7 (-51); Cooley 1-4 Others 1 0. Passing Gonzales. Pedroza 6 4 0 for 89 yords Stevenson; Burdix 26 U-2 for 210 yards. Receiving Gonzales: Villegas 2-43; Wiley 1-18.

Vasquez 1 28 Stevenson: Boyce 3 56. Ware 5-1 14. Black 2 31 Drummond 3 18 and it left the Haiders at 5-4 and a game behind Denver in the AKC West. I don't know what to say except that we ll have to come out and play the next game, he said There is nothing else we can do. It's a long season and the way it's gone to this point I guess you could say almost anything can happen.

Of course. I'm disappointed because we were in front and couldnt finish it off. It tougher when you lose that way. Dave Casper (12 yard pass'. Arthur Whittington (26 yard run) and Mark Van Keghen (12 yard rum scored the Oakland tds in the second quarter, two of the scores coming alter pass interceptions on Fouls.

An 11-yard run by Hank Bauer and a one-yard run by onts scored the other San Diego points. The Raiders play th" Chiefs in Kansas City next Sunday while the Chargers are home to (he in cinnati Bengals. Continued from page 25 call against Oaklands Lester Hayes, and two field goals by Benirschke. Hayes interfered with Dwight McDonald on fourth down that gave the Chargers a first down on the 29 and on the first play Fonts threw to McCrary, who beat Charlie Phillips to the right corner. Of course.

I felt good about catching the ball, said McCrary, because it meant the game. Just think, this was my first reception of the year and we won a game because of it. The Raiders had a 20-7 halftime lead becaue they scored three times within a four-minute span of the second quarter. A field goal by F.rrol Mann in the fourth quarter seemingly sewed up a 23-17 victory. Then the Chargers started their comeback.

It was a tough game whether you won or lost, said Raider coach John Madden, who must be wondering about his team. Jt was Oaklands second straight loss By JACK FOURCADE Californian Sports Writer PEBBLE BEACH Defense rode to the rescue for the Gonzales High football team in its game with Robert Louis Stevenson Saturday afternoon. Spartan defenders intercepted two passes, recovered one fumble and shut off the Pirate running game to salvage a 21-15 Mission Trail Athletic League victory. The win left Gonzales tied for second with Hollister at 3-1 in MTAL standings and set the stage for a Spartan showdown with league-leading Pacific Grove (4-0) Friday night in Gonzales. Running backs Perry Vasquez, Pat Sterling and Ernie Soto in-suredthat the Spartans weren't too shabby in the rushing department.

Vasquez rushed for 95 yards in 10 carries. Utilizing the quick bursts of Vasquez and the accurate pass Wiley also figured in on Gonzales second quarter touchdown, Ezra Burdix to fumble the ball onthe Pirate 12 yard line. Seven rapid-fire plays'laler, A1 Mejorado scored from the one yard marker, following blocks by Johnny Silva, Earl Jaing and Stan Brusa as Gonzaleszales roared out to a 21-0 late in the second quarter. If the Spartans showed a weakness, it was pass defense. Burdix aerialed to Chris Ware from the six yard line to give the Pirates respectability at 21-7 moments from the halftime break.

The Stevenson quarterback retained his hot-handed passing skills in the second half of play and it led to a final Pirate touchdown on a four yard run by fullback Sean Cooley at 1 :30 Irom the end of the game. We were pleased with our kids and the presure that our defensive line put on all day was something else," said Spartan coach John Pakish. ing of Joe Pedroza to Jess Villegas, Gonzales marched 89 yards in nine plays to put seven points on the scoreboard 6:50 into the game. Vasquez scored on a nine-yard run after Villegas had kept the drive alive with a nifty pass reception and running gain of 36 yards minutes earlier. Joe Moreno booted the first of three PATS.

It looked easy when the Spartans added another touchdown late in the first quarter. Pat Sterling started the Spartans on their way with a 56 yard run to put the ball deep in Stevenson territory. Kent Wiley, clearly the best defensive player on the field with five quarterback sacks, proved he also knows what to do when he gets the ball. Gonzales' second touchdown was a pass play to Wiley that covered 18 yards and it gave the Spartans a 14-0 lead with 1:04 left in the opening quarter. Gonzales, 21-15 Gomez knocks out Zarate Cards, Bengals finally win TEAM STATISTICS Gonzales R.L.

Stevenson First Down 17 1 2 Net Yds Rush 230 2 Net Yds Pass 89 2IO TTL NET YDS 319 208 PassAtt 6 26 Poss Com 4 14 Pass had Int 0 2 Fun-bles lost 2 I Pjnts Avg I 27 2 25 0 Yds Pen 135 1 55 SCORING Vasquez 9 run Moreno kick; Wiley 18 pass Irom Pedrozo Moicno kuk) Meiorodo I run Moreno kick War 6 puss Irom Burdix (Patrick kick Cooley 4 run Boyce run) GONZALES 14 7 0 0 2' SIEVENSON 0 7 0 8 Boxing Council superbantamweight title under his belt. Gomez lias a perfect record ot 22 straight wins by knockout after a tie in his pro debut. His Panamanian trainer, Saul Espinoza, said Gomez had received an offer of a $90,000 title fight in Tokyo from a Japanese promotor watching his Saturday night destruction of Mexican challenger Zarate. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico UPI Wilfredo Gomez' 5th round knockout victory over Carlos Zarate in the long-awaited battle of the "little giants has propelled Gomez on to fame and fortune, but has knocked the loser Zarate right into retirement. Gomez, the Puerto Rican, celebrated only his 22nd birthday Sunday but already has five successful defenses of his World Shop Now for your Best Buy! Thompson for 8 yards and one score and connected with David Hill for 2 yards and his second touchdown.

Saints 28, Giants 17 At New Orleans, Archie Manning threw two touchdown passes to tight end Henry Childs in a 21-point second-half scoring burst in the second half. Both TDs were set up by pass interference calls against Giant cornerback Bill Bryant. New Orleans won its third straight game for the first time since 1969 and raised its record to 5-4, its best this late in the season in the clubs 12-year history. Dolphins 26, Colts 8 Bob Griese threw for two touchdowns during Miamis 24-point second quarter against Ba-limore, which again played with quarterback Bert Jones. Griese hit Nat Moore for a 33-yard touchdown and Duriel Harris for a 63-yard score.

Garo Yepremian contributed a 32-yard field goal and backup quarterback Don Strock tossed a 7-yard touchdown pass to Vern Den Herder on a fake field goal to cap the second-quarter burst. Broncos 20, Seahawks 17 At Seattle, Jim Turner got a second chance after the Sea-hawks were caught with 12 men on the field and kiekdd an 18-yard field goal 12:59 into overtime to give Denver sole possession of lirst place in the AFC West. Seattles Efren Herrera booted a 37-yard field goal with 53 seconds left in regulation time to tie the game 17-17. Continued from page 25 Jim Hart, who separated his shoulder two weeks ago, made a surprise start and threw lor 223 yards and one touchdown in the first half when St. Louis took a 13-10 lead.

Hart completed 9-of-13 passes for 223 yards in the first half, including a 55-yard scoring strike to rookie Dave Stief. He also hit 3-of-3 for 65 yards in an 89-yard touchdown drive capped by Jim Otis' 7-yard run. The Cardinals defense dominated the second half, coming up with two Philadelphia fumbles in Eagles territory. The second, linebacker Steve Neils grabbing Billy Campfields fumble on the 40 early in the fourth quarter, led to Jim Bakkens 31-yard field goal that closed the scoring. After Bakkens field goal, the Eagles marched downfield twice but came up short both times.

Carl Allen batted down Ron Jaworski's fourth-down pass to Harold Carmichael from the 13 with 5:44 left and Roger Wehrli intercepted a Jaworski pass in the end zone with 45 seconds remaining. Steelers 27, Chiefs 24 At Pittsburgh, the Steelers ran their record to 7-1. Franco Harris ran for two touchdowns. Terry Bradshaw for one and safety Donnie Shell returned a fumble 17 yards for another score. Shells' TD came late in the third quarter after the Chiefs had rallied for two touchdowns to close within 20-17.

Browns 41, Bills 20 Brian Sipe tossed three touch down passes and Mike Pruitt ran for 173 yards and two TDs to lead the Browns at home. Sipe connected with Reggie Rucker on touchdown tosses of 16 and 44 yards and lofted a 15-yard scoring pass to Calvin Hill. Pruitt scored on a 71-yard dash from scrimmage and a 1-yard plunge. Patriots 55, Jets 21 Steve Grogan threw four touchdown passes in New England's 41-point first-half blitz at Fox-boro, Mass. New England, 7-2, won its sixth straight and maintained its one-game lead over Miami in the AFC East.

The Pats finished with a team-record 526 yards in total offense. Grogan finished with 15 completions in 19 attempts for 282 yards, all in the first half. Packers 9, Buccaneers 7 Chester Marcol kicked a 48-yard field goal with 41 seconds left to lift Green Bay, the NFC Central leaders, over Tampa Bay Buccaneers. David Whitehurst passed 18 yards to a diving Steve Odom on a fourth-and-10 play during the drive that led to the winning field goal at Green Bay. The Packers scored in the first quarter on a 2-yard run by Ter-dell Middleton but the extra-point attempt failed.

Lions 21, Bears 17 Detroit won its second straight behind quarterback Gary Danielson, who passed for 199 yards and two touchdowns. Chicago, playing at home, lost its sixth straight. Danielson completed nine of his first 10 passes, including eight in a row. He hit Jesse Double Belted Best Seller Smooth-Riding Polyester Cora Wtutewl' Siis D78-14 E78-14 F78-14 678-1 4 F78-15 G78-15 H78-14 H78-15 J78-15 L78-15 NBA roundup Parish in center of Warrior win 78-13 wHi(ewll- plus ,171 F.E T. snd old tire Custom Polya) i.

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It's going to take a little time and hard work to really get going, and if there is any one area we lack in, it is in experience," added Attles. The C'avs, who outscored the Warriors 16-5 in a four-minute span that cut the lead to 97-91 with 50 seconds remaining, made it a three-point ballgame when Campy Russell converted a three-point play with 23 seconds left. Veteran Phil Smith, who flipped in 17 points for the Warriors, tossed in a pair of foul shots one second later and the Cavs went down to their third straight loss after opening the season with four straight victories. We had too many turnovers, and 1 cant figure out why we don't pass the ball better, said Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch. "Passing and decisions have been our problem on offense, and we have had trouble rebounding," added Fitch.

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