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THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1977 B5 Over Boston College Vols give Majors first win KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Kelsey Finch scored on runs of 35 and three yards and Johnny Majors recorded his first coaching triumph at Tennessee as the Vols defeated error-plagued Boston College 24-18 Saturday night. Finch bolted 35 yards with 5 2 minutes gone in the game for his first touchdown and Tennessees defense, reminiscent of the Vols strong defensive tradition, throttled four Boston scoring threats with interceptions and another with a faumble recovery. The Vols, who nursed a 7-3 lead through the second and third periods, sealed their first victory in two games with 17 points in the first seven minutes of the final quarter. Jimmy Streater flipped an 11-yard touchdown pass to Billy Arbo, Finch went three yards for his second touchdown less than three minutes later and Jim Gaylor made it 24-3 with a 35-yard field goal.

Despite a 343 yard aerial display by Ken Smith, Boston College, which was blanked In all, Boston College lost the ball eight times on four interceptions and four fumbles. Three of the interceptions came in the second period, two of them in the end zone by Thomas Rowsey and Rowland James. James also intercepted a pass at his own 21 in the final minute of the first half, returning it 61 yards to the Boston 18 and recovered a fumble at the Tennessee 41 with one second to go. 44-0 in its opener by Texas, failed to score a touchdown until Smith hooked up with Mike Godbolt on a 34-yard pass play with 5:41 remaining. The Eagles first points came on Tim Moorman's 33-yard field goal midway through the opening period and Smith passed 11 yards to Paul McCarty for a touchdown with 1:11 left in the game.

Air Force rally short Yale posts 1 0-9 win over Brown holds the first place trophy. Second row: Pam Rhoden, Pam Dodd, Janet Adkinson, Grade Hatcher, Patricia Pitts, Darlene Bamberg and Stephanie Mitchell. Back row: Laurie Crawford, Tina Fitts, Wanda Glvhan, Robin Roberts, Debbie Bamberg, Debbie Dodd and Trina Roberts. EDGEWOOD SOFTBALL ER8 The yoong ladies shown above were members of the Edgewood 15-and -under girls' softball team during the past summer, surprising with a first place finish during regular season play. Members of the team are, from left to right, front row Batboys Rome Roberts, left, and David Clibrey and coach Jesse Roberts, who Air Force quarterback Dave Ziebert threw a pair of touchdown passes, the second following linebacker Robert Chandlers recovery of a Cal fumble, to move the Falcons to within seven points of Cal with six minutes remaining.

The Falcons got the football back a few seconds later when Mack McCollum intercepted a Young pass at the Cal 33-yard line. It was Cals turn for a break then, however, as defensive lineman Craig Watkins forced Ziebert to fumble, Cal recovered and moved downfield for a game-clinching 29-yard field goal. BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) Quarterback Charlie Young threw his second touchdown pass of the game early in the final period, giving California a 21-0 lead, but the Bears needed a big defensive play in the final minutes to defeat Air Force 24-14 Saturday. the goal line with 34 seconds remaining to climax the thrilling finale before 27,1 spectators in Yale Bowl.

Browns junior quarterback, Mark Whipple, led the Bruins to the threshold of victory with three passes starting at midfield as Yale led 10-7. But neither Whipple nor Shields could penetrate the determined Bulldogs. NEW HAVEN (AP) Yales defense stopped Brown three times inside the Yale one-yard line in the final seconds to preserve a 10-9 football victory Saturday in the season opener between the Ivy Leagues two top-rated powers. Yale defensive end Clint Streit stopped fullback Wally Shields less than a foot from West Va. is surprise winner over Maryland Oregon decisions TCU San Diego State defeats Arizona COLLEGE PARK, Md.

West Virginia built a big halftime lead with help from a pair of 54-yard touch-downs by Dave Riley and Cedric Thomas, then held off a Maryland charge and upset the llth-ranked Terps 24-16 in college football Saturday. The loss snapped a 15-game regular-season winning streak for mistake prone Maryland, which had a chance to salvage a tie in the late-going after trailing 24-0 at the half. After Mountaineer punter Kenny Hatton fell on a bad snap in the end zone for a safety, Marylands Vince Kinney returned the ensuing free kick 56 yards to the West Virginia five with two minutes left to play in the game. But the Terps could get no closer than the two, where quarterback Larry Dick was stopped on a fourth down try. Maryland later had one more chance to score but a pass fell incomplete in the end zone as time ran out.

Davis, in a drive covering the last 2:35, hit four of five passes to move the Aztecs from their own 18. Smith caught the scoring pass on the right side and threw himself into the corner of the end zone for the touchdown in the regionally televised game. TUCSON, Ariz. AP) San Diego State quarterback Joe Davis hit split end Ronnie Smith on a 28 yard pass play with 24 seconds remaining to give San Diego State a 21-14 victory over Arizona in a non conference college football Saturday afternoon. yards to Mike Renfro to cut the margin to 24-17.

Frog defensive end Barry Crayton then swiped a pass and returned it 39 yards for the tying touchdown. Oregon won the game when, midway throught the fourth quarter, Harris was tackled in the end zone for a safety by Oregons Neil Elshire. Roy Geiger put it away with a 39-yard field goal with 48 seconds left. three in the fourth quarter and raced untouched through midfield before helmetless reserve linebacker Steve Barker came off the bench to make the tackle. The touchdown gave Oregon, now 1-1, a 24-3 lead.

However, reserve TCU quarterback Don Harris came off the bench to toss touchdown passes of 17 yards to Tony Accomando and 23 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) Kenny Bryant was credited with a touchdown on a 97-yard interception return cut short by an off-the-bench tackle and the Oregon Ducks held off a fourth quarter rally by victory-starved Texas Christian for a 29-24 victory in a non-conference game Saturday. Bryant intercepted a Steve Bayuk pass at the Oregon No. 1 2 Colorado blasts Kent State Ohio State has 38-7 romp over Minnesota East Carolina 22-9 victor single game passing mark of 276 yards and also became the first Buffalo quarterback to throw for more than 200 yards in two consecutive games. Mayberry, who wound up with 95 yards rushing, scored on runs of 1 and 19 yards in the third period as the Buffaloes pulled away to a 28-0 edge.

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -Junior quarterback Jeff Knapple set a school passing record with 278 yards, including a 79-yard touchdown pass to split end Steve Gaunty, and fullback James Mayberry added two scores as 12th-ranked Colorado crushed Kent State 42-0 Saturday in college football. Knapple, hitting on 12 of 17 passes, eclipsed the Colorado Minnesota -Ohio St, only to see the run for a two-point conversion fail. It was the third straight road game and third straight victory for the Pirates. The non-conference games was the second straight loss for the Rockets.

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) East Carolina quarterback Leander Green tossed a 16-yard pass to Billy Ray Washington with 9:05 to go in the fourth quarter and tailback Willie Hawkins ran for a two-point conversion to give the Pirates a 22-9 win over the Toledo Rockets. Hawkins, having a good night, scampered 53 yards with the second-half kickoff to Toledos 43-yard line, and 11 plays later plunged over from the two to make it 14-3. The Rockets added a touchdown on a two-yard run by tailback Scott Alexander to bring make the score 14-9, 8 37-123 15 7 1- 8-0 8-36 0-0 5-49 28 76-385 133 27 6- 8-0 3-38 0-0 2-10 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards early in the second quarter. Gerald passed 35 yards to Jones and the Ohio State flanker stumbled at the Minnesota 12. Two plays later Ron Springs bolted eight yards to provide Ohio State a 24-7 lead midway through the fourth quarter.

Ric Volley ran three yards and substitute quarterback Greg Castignola passed 38 yards to freshman flanker Doug Donley for the other Ohio State touchdowns. Another freshman, 222-pound fullback Joel Payton, also ran eight yards for a fourth-period score. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Quarterback Rod Geralds running and passing ac-counted for one touchdown and set up 10 other points -Saturday, leading sixth-rranked Ohio State to a 38-7 Big Ten football -romp over Minnesota. Bobby Weber returned a -kickoff 100 yards for the only -touchdown for the Golphers, -1-1. Minnesota offense was closer than Ohio States -49-yard line.

Gerald, a lithe junior from -Dallas, passed 29 yards to -Herman Jones for the 2-0 Buckeyes first touchdown Illinois slips by Missouri 1 1-7 before 87,799, the 52nd straight sellout in Ohio Stadium. Gerald, who sat out a 9-3 victory at Minnesota last season, ran 36 yards to the Golphers 10, setting up an 18-yard field goal by Vlade Janakievski four plays later for a 10-0 Ohio State lead SAVE 60 SPEED QUEEN stainless steel laundry pair Stanford rallies late to dump Tulane, 21-17 CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) -Freshman kicker David Finzer booted a 22-yard field goal and then hung a pair of second-half punts inside the Missouri five-yard line Saturday to lead Illinois to an 11-7 intersectional football victory. Finzer also booted Illinois out of trouble with a 67-yard punt late in the fourth quarter. The hard-earned victory was the first for Illini coach Gary Moeller.

Illinois took an 8-0 lead late in the first quarter when NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Mixing dinky little dump passes with medium-range bombs, Guy Benjamin rallied Stanford to two touchdowns ip the final period to whip Tulane 21-17 in a college football game Saturday night. Benjamins passes ac counted for both Stanford touchdowns. The first was a 13-yard lob to halfback Darrin Nelson, the second a 16-yarder to flanker James Lofton. Benjamin also passed for a two-point conversion on the first touchdown. The rest of the Stanford points came on field goals of quarterback Kurt Steger carried across from the three-yard line.

Illinois then faked a kick conversion with Charlie Weber going across for two extra points. Late in the first quarter John Meyer recovered a Missouri fumble, and Finzer booted his field goal early in the second quarter for an 11-0 lead. Iowa posts 12-10 win over Iowa St. IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) Third-string tailback Dennis Mosley raced 77 yards for a touchdown and Iowa bunched all its offense in the first quarter to beat Iowa State 12-10 in a regionally televised non-conference college football Saturday. Iowa had been tabbed three-point underdogs in the renewal of the emotional intrastate rivalry that had been dormant for 43 years.

But the Hawkeye defense was superb, allowing Iowa State just 72 total yards until the last play of the game when freshman quarterback John Quinn completed a futile 24-yard pass as time ran out. N. Texas State decisions SMU IRVING, Tex. (AP) Senior quarterback Ken Washington rifled a 20-yard touchdown pass and dashed four yards for another score to direct North Texas State to a 24-13 non-conference victory over stunned Southern Methodist Saturday night the first win for the Mean Green over the Mustangs in 34 years. Baylor crushes injured Kentucky 47 and 46 yards by Ken Naber.

The first half of the game was all Tulane. The second was totally Stanford. Tulanes freshman tailback Marvin Christian rushed for 134 yards in the contest, getting 121 of that in the first half. Benjamin, one of the nations top passers, didnt throw a pass until midway through the second quarter, with his first toss getting intercepted. On Stanfords next possession, Benjamin was 3-6 for 42 yards, setting up Nabers first field goal of 47 yards in the second quarter.

He was 4-4 for 44 yards in the drive for Nabers third quarter field goal. Chris'ttafi scored both Tulane touchdowns, the first on a five-yard pass from Roch Hontas in the opening quarter, the second on a 20-yard sprint in the second period. Tulane kicker Ed Murray booted a 42-yard field goal after Stanford had narrowed the gap to 14-6. Stanford, a two-touchdown favorite, got 15 points in the final quarter after being stopped by a stubborn Tulane defense four times From a yard out. Baylors final tally came after Ken Griffin blocked a Kentucky punt and Michael Singletary caught the ball on a bounce and ran into the end zone from the Wildcats eight.

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(AP) Injured quarterback Sammy Bickham and running back Gary Blair capped short scoring drives as Baylor capitalized on Kentucky errors Saturday and defeated the Wildcats 21-6 in an interconference college football struggle. Neither team Was able to generate much punch offensively, but Kentucky punting miscues and a fumbled pass reception gave Baylor all it needed. Blair scored on a one-yard run after Baylor recovered a fumbled Kentucky pass completion at the Wildcats three. That gave Baylor a 7-0 halftime advantage. But Baylor began its second scoring drive from the Kentucky 12 after the ball sailed over the head of Kentucky punter Kevin Kelly on a fourthdown play.

Bickham. recovering from a shoulder separation and a dislocated finger, scored from the five-yard line three plays later. Texasrlington wins 17-10 KALAMAZOO, Mich (AP) Speedster Keith Hatfield skirted right end on a 1 6-yard touchdown dash midway in the final quarter Saturday to give Texas-Arlington a 17-10 decision over Western Michigan Univnity in a non-conference football game. Concrete drives last for years and odd to property value and looks For further information on concrete patio drives or any other concrete improve ments coll us today ADD A NEW DRIVEWAY FREE ESTIMATES Ph. 874-7454 toe Specialize in Driveways Sidewalks Patios HARDY HEINZ INSURANCE 88 Frank Hardy Chris Halnx Aubray Ellis 99 588 288 Firs Casualty Automobila Bonds firestone Pipe Inc.

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