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52 Advertiser, Lafayette, Sept. 27, 1970 by- Grits Gresham 353 JACKSON. Miss. fAPI urdav to rive fifth-ranked Mis-tering offense clicking onlv in! all seven passes in the first up with 12 completions in 30 at-, opened. He hit on three straight Quarterback Archie Manning sissippi an uneasy 20-17 victory the second and final quarters quarter and hit on only two of tempts for 178 yards.

i drive "that boosted the Ole Miss whipped two touchdown passes i over stubborn Kentucky. it was enough to preserveisix in the third. But he got on; gob Knight ran 48 lead to 14-3 to split end Floyd Franks Sat-' Manning got the Rebels' put -Ole Miss' perfect record in the 'target in the second quarter! rpturn for the! phs Rollino -1 a yi.iiQTH i other Rebel touchdown. Manning appeared to have Punt Returns I the Rebs rolling again shortly Scruggs passed seven vards before intermission as he com- Wnntpr fnr a nleted four passes on a march they are favored to win. jto Franks his third corn-Reserve Q8 pletion of the 84-yard drive Reserve tmarterbark Bernie and wound uo with seven com- uchanan Wins Scrugss took, over for the Wild- nletions in 19 tries at inter-to win iff- pie ions in 19 tries ai iner- cats just before halftime and nd 5" that stalled at the Kentucky 5 mission.

In the final quarter he; second quarter Kentucky touc it marched the Rebels GO yards down and hit wineback Al Aimsiron, no nu on win with 46-yard scoring pass both of conversion attempts fired up the offense to make a oown-io-tne wire bane, ana mi rrauh.s uu or- nn fjpiH pnai Manning, a senior Heisman scoring pass, his third com-in the last pennd Bob Jones the i missed on a field goal at- and hit Franks on a 15-yard; a plit Decision TroDhv candidate, missed on nletion of the drive. He wound kicked a as-yara neia gou The Wildcats inserted tne nrst quarter. Both teams plaed aggressive SAN JUAN, PC. (AP) well as the small crowd of! Both teams played aggressive Duk Rallies, Scruggs for starter Stan For-ston just before intermission. Scruggs took Kentucky 73 yards in eight plays to narrow the gap.

His scoring pass to Hunter was his fourth completion of the push. ball on defense but mistakes nlaved a major role in the in Scotland's Ken Buchanan came armInd 6,000 with his willingness on strong in the final rounds Saturday to wrest the world amllt- lightweight boxing title from I The f'SM was beamed by sat- Panama's Is'mael Laguna on aielllte to the United States and snlit decision in a spirited 15-(telecast 'er ABC's television round bout. -network. Cut under the left eve as earlv I V(ting on the 10-point must as thp third rminH and ami.nri system, the officials had the fol- Virqinia Beats each year. All of the birds are now free-flying, but show no inclination to leave Louisiana.

This year there were about 250 young Canada geese raised by the flock in the goose pasture, and quite a few more from nests outside of the Refuge. The birds have saturated the goose pasture from a nesting standpoint, and have moved out along the ridge to nest. ALL OF THE young birds on the Refuge are banded, and no band returns have been received outside Louisiana. It seems clear evidence that this is indeed a non-migratory flock. Now the goal is to establish other such flocks across the marsh habitat of Louisiana.

Quite a bit of money is needed to accomplish this, but that would be no problem if the administration and the legislature would stop raiding the Rockefeller Fund and the Conservation Fund of millions of dollars each year. Goose hunters had better hope this succeeds. Another ominous development is that states up north of us are now short-stopping blue and snow geese in increasing numbers. It seems only a question of time, and not much of that, until the blue snow faucet is closed completely. CANADA GEESE have been on the forbidden list for Louisiana hunters for quite a few years.

The refuges and shooting grounds in Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin have stopped the southward migration of these big birds into our state, to such a point that only about 2,000 wintered with us last year. The Wild Life and Fisheries Commission made an effort to re establish this migration, by bringing young geese from those refuges to Louisiana in trucks, and hoping that they would return voluntarily the following fall. No dice! It jus, dic'n't work. Now a new approach, and one which looks mighty promising to Ted Joanen. Ted is the biologist in charge of research on Kockefeller Refuge, the 80,000 acre state preserve near Grand Chenier, and has hoped that this new program can result in a shootable population of Canadas for us within a decade or so.

THE IDEA is to establish our very own, resident, non migratory flock of Canada geese, and it is working out beyond expectations. A flock cf pinioned birds was established in a "goose pasture" on Rockefeller several years ago, and there has been an increasing amount of nesting activity ability of both to keep their offenses rolling. Come Close Manning and his Rebels made only one first down in the opening quarter and appeared unable to come close to his receivers. He missed on seven straight throws. Coach John Vaught conferred from the Virginia 19.

the right eye in the 12th, the 5-2 lowin2 scores: Judge Pito Lopez! DURHAM. N. C. (AP) Pugh underdog carried the fight to m' enanan; Judge. Dukes Blue Devils missed on Dave wrignt attempted inree the defender with a strong burst ior ounia- five scoring chances beiore neia goais in ine secuuu pruuu.

in the last six rounds to become and referee Waldemar; thev came from behind on the; All were wide. One was from ithe Virginia 25, another from -vf nn TIo rt in. Aafani Vil. Britain's first world light weight Schmidt 114 143 for Laguna. 17-7 Saturdav in an 42 and the third from the at length with his star quarter- tic Coast Conference football back as tne nrst penoo ending champion since Freddy Welsh reigned from 1914 to 1917.

There weie to knockdowns in Ti Unltl -mw Hart comrleted 17 of 11 nusuduug msi manning came out mrow- game. the second quarter 28 passes for 231 yards to lead 'V ib 7 jlns ab the lively scrap, fought under a 1 value at low cost our Family Life Insurance Plan. Contact me today! Yale Downs Connecticut By 10-0 Count broiling sun in oppressive hu JACKSON. Miss. (AP) Statistics of the Kentucky-Mississ'pni football game: a Duke offense that six times p' hjs fiel(j moved past the irgima 3s 4.

mj, Krfnre the half Kentucky Mississippi the first half before Dave Pugh endgd. midity. Buchanan weighed 134 pounds to Laguna's 134V2. First downs 14 18 Rushina yardage 150 114 This was the second defense NEW HAVEN, Conn. AP) Walter Romero kicked a 39-yard Held goal.

The Blue Devils went ahead in the thii-d period, rolling 96 yards for a touchdown in 15 plays with Steve Jones going over from a yard out. Duke scored again in the last 20 seconds on a one-yard pass from Dennis Satyshur to Brad Evans. Virginia went ahead in ths of Laguna's reign as king of the, A 23-yard field goal by 150-135-pound division and he waspound Hadry Klebanoff and expected to easily handle the Dick Jauron's one-yard touch-once-beaten British champion plunge with two seconds the heat of outdoor Hiram Bi- jleft in the game gave Yale a 10-thorn Stadium. jo football victory over state ri- But he surprised Laguna as I val Connecticut Saturday. Passing yardaqe 180 177 Return yardaqe 14 108 Passes 13-27-2 1 2-30- 2 Punts 7- Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 29 10 Kentucky 3 6 0 817 Mississippi 7 7 0 620 Miss Knight 48 punt return (Armstrong kick) KY FG Lines 28 Miss Franls 50 pass from Manning (Armstrong kick) Ky Hunter 7 pass from Scruggs (kick blocked) Franks 15 pass from 'iny Boston College Defeats Navy By 28-74 Score ANNAPOLIS, Md.

(AP)-Half-hark Fred Willis rimied throush 4 Corners Shopping Center Lafayette Phone 232-4451 2I0SJ first period on a 64-yard touch- a. STATE FARM down iass from Larrv Albert to r.rivin ik frnm Scruoos life Insurance Company (Crowe nass from Scurggs) Offices Bloomingtoft, Illinois A846.200 estimated. Dave Sullivan fense for two touchdowns on Jones, a sophomore was the the ground and caught a pass workhorse of the Duke offense, for a third to lead unbeaten carrying 32 times for 112 yards. r.n ,0 The victory was the second of i0" thf MiHchin the season for Duke against av Sahirday over the MldshlP- 21-19 loss in the opener to Flori- i men- da. The young Navy defensive Four times the Blue Devils i squad, which includes seven so- attempted field goals in the phomore starters, bottled up first half before they finally (the Eagles most of the first connnected.

The first was by 1 half but couldn't cope with the on a one-yard sneak by Scott George Hunt. The touchdown Alvin Bresler took in at the nower running of the 208-pound Virginia 7 0 0 0 7 i Willi's Duke 0 3 7 7-17 va suiiivan 64 pass from Albert i He scored the first touchdown (carringionck) on a two-yard plunge after Duke Jones i run (Pugh kick) Peking up 39 yards in three and a 26-yard field goal by was set up when Kevin Milan three. Wauace ciark rammed it BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) A fired up defense and Pat Sullivan's passing brought Auburn from a 10-0 deficit to a 36-23 football victory over Tennessee recovered a Micttey soiko Aubljrn fumble at the 26 on Auburn's Duke Evans i pass from satyshur previous carries on the 56-vard (Pugh kick) i first play from scrimmage. over on the next play.

The Tigers got to the three late in the first half but Clark fumbled at the four and Ten First downs Rushing yardage Paino vArrtann A 24,478 Saturday in the Southeastern 164 ml Trouble Set The fumble set the tone for both Return yardage Conference opener for 79 1 Tenn. 19 28 J-38 2 70 ID 0 "'''the entire first half with thenessee got it. On the next play, "I hall eoins back and forth like a I however, Scotty Elam of Au- drive. Virginia Duke' Then, after Navy, now 1-2, Ira 22" 'iad t'le score 7-7 ear'y 'n 145 232 the second quarter, Willis put 13 6i 'BC back in front carrying fs 17! four stra'ght times for nine 2 3 yards and a touchdown. 55 49 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Passes Punts Fumbles lost Vards penalized Tennesree Auburn ping pong ball.

burn tackled Don McLeary in 0 i-2J 1 thr, tw nt. tne end zone lor two points. 7 4 7 3M Tennessee, detending st Yards penalized ley for Auburn's first score, a 62-yard beauty, and set up the next with a 40-yard pass that champion, is 1-1 for the year while Auburn is 2-0. squads. A rash of fumbles and interceptions plagued both teams with 13 turnover in the first Tigers Ahead Larry Willingham, Auburn sideback, intercepted two passes within a minute in the second period and ran the first one back 52 yards to put the Tigers ahead 21-10.

His second interception was the third straight of Tennessee quarterback Bobby Scott's passes. The Vols had jumped to a 10-point margin in the first period Tenn Scott 1 run (Hunt kick) Tenn FG 26 Hunt Aub Beasley 62 pass from Sullivan (Jett kick) Aub Clark 3 run (Jett kick) Aub Willingham 52 pass interception (Jett kick) Aub Safety McLeary tackled In end zone Aub Sepigner fumble recovery (kick failed) Tenn McLeary 8 run (pass failed) Tenn Thompson 18 pass from Scott (Hunt kick) Aub- Traylor 10 run (Jett kk) A 65,821 North Carolina Tramples Terps COLLEGE PARK. Md. (AP) i which made limited but effec-l ST. LOLIS (AP) Alert Air; snared a Parker pass on a 67- Unbeaten North Carolina re-jtive use of the forward pass.

torce rocKed nintn-ranked Mis- yard play to make it 30-0 covered from the shock of an Two TDs souri with a 30-point first half ear'v Man-land touchdown and; McCaulev, last season's plav- and pulled awav from a brief WuarteroacK MiKe farmer, a Mi tra'-ipld the outclassed Terns er of the in the ACC. second half Tiger surge to ranSv junior, led Missouri's! Notre. Dame Zaps Purdue 53-20 Saturday in an Atlantic scored two touchdowns whi's record a 37-U inlersrctional brief comeback in the third Const Conference football mis- runnm his gmun-1 yardase for college football upset Saturday. Quarter dashine 12 vards and match inree games to 44 yards, lie; The Falcons sneai-heaHpd hv also gained 53 on pass nassina of senior Boh Park-' lions tor me xar now -j u- the I First downs including two straight in John Douet has joined hands with the coin-op division of NORGE, to provide better SALES and SERVICE to Southwest Louisiana. John is pictured here with his service trucks in Arnaudviile.

Call him for all your needs in the coin-op field. Air Force 20 K4 295 Senior tailback Don McCaulev, the nation's leadin? ground gainer, rambled for 123 yards on 22 carries to again lead a crushing North Carolina offense Missouri 167 130 4 I 39 i ACC. John Swofford, who started at iiu.u a iruuuj in in- Rushing yardage souri defense for 280 yards in Passing yardage taking a 30-0 lead at halftime. u5 t2t- 10-37' Pitched TDs i Fumbles lost quarterback for th? Tar Heels 1 61 2 47 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) the Irish moved into a 24-0 Senior quarterback' Joe Theis-1 1 '-mann threw three touchdown! passes to Tom Gatewood Satur-I Purdue offMse- led first b' day as sixth-ranked Notre 'quarterback.

Chuck Piebes, college park. Md. (AP) statis-i in place of the injured Paul tics of the North Carolina-Maryland toot- Miller, passed to McCailleV for Parker nitelipd tniiphrlnum I Yards penalized I Air Force 17 13 0 17 J7 i Air horce 17 13 0 1737 I oan game: ur one touchdown and scored an-, how imi oi yams io ine Missouri 0 0 6-14 N.C. flt Tnr.n;nn i- n. c.i.

u-ic: At- DOUET'S SALES I Jill' 18 1S1 18 Dame slugged mistake-ridden making his second start of the RUhing yardaae Purdue, 48-0, to end a three- season, and then by Gary Dan-! Passing yardage onmo lncinff ctrino in tho caimac I iolunn trac innffaptivo aoainct 1 Return yardaqe 15U.I1-.-1 Willie (ldHJ imiM UJ. U1C iu.il iiuii game in 90-degree heat. 5 and set up a third Air Force Sonrnmore OB with his aerials. ap Biam 1 run (Barry kick) But sophomore quarterback! Tailback Brian Bream reeled1! a Parkw I Mike Mansfi-kl I also joined the off a 39-yard run to power an-; mu Farmer 12 run (Farmer run) rout He tossed a 47-yard TD other scoring sortie and bolted mu run. (run failed) Passes against the Boilermakers.

ARNAUDVILLE. LOUISIANA JOHN C. DOUET PH. 754-5446 Punts 6-39 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 69 uie insn oeiensive unii. Notre Dame forced both sophomore quarterbacks into numerous errors with great oomb to split end Rickv Lanier.

itn tu anA AF BrMm 1 run BarrY A 43,118 The Irish dominated the Boilermakers before a sellout crowd of 59,075 spectators huddled in the drizzle in Notre Dame Sta which upped North Carolina's on i.varfj runs halftime margin to 33-6. and; m. 9n.varrior i Missouri fumbles at the Tiger pressure put on thorn by the de- dium. fnncivu linp anH hlflnket rnv- Ken Craven's 25-yard field and -yd lines in the early minutes aided tne JOtn-rankecl early in the second period 192 Yards bv the defensive secon- Thoissmann completed 16 ofg Minnesota Blasts Ohio In Grid Tilt MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Falcons, who both converted lUNiRaYALiaB UM1R0YAL llj UNJRJJYAJL a ior zio yarns, uaie The victory increased Notre Mistake-prone Maryland, 0-3, jumped ahead 6-0 in the first 2-Va minutes after Al Thomas ran 57 yards on the first play from firrim macro nnrl lntor c.nrnl t-i 1 on opportunities into scores.

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