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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1970- THE SELMA TIMES JOURNAL Clark Return Key Auburn Buffs 'Tucky, 33-15 By BOB COOPER Associated Press Sports Writer LEXINGTON, (AP) Twelfth-ranked Auburn used an 84-yard kickoff return and a pair of interceptions in the LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) Statistics of the Auburn-Kentucky football, game Auburn Kentucky First Downs 22 Rushing yardage 257 Passing yardage 32 6 94 Passing yardage 236 94 Return yardage 26 78 Passes 15-28-3 Punts 4 -33 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 45 third quarter Saturday to wear down the stubborn Kentucky Wildcats and fashion a 33-15 Southeastern Conference football victory. Colorado, 21-20 Scores Pennsylvania 17, Brown 9 Boston College 56, Virginia Military 3, Harvard 39, Rutgers 9 Princeton 24, Columbia 22 Villanova 34, Delaware 31 33, Kentucky 15 Wake Forest 27, Virginia 7 Ohio State 34, Duke 10 West Virginia 16, Indiana 10 Cornell 41, Lehigh 14 Pittsburgh 27, Kent State 6 Yale 39, Colgate 7 Florida 14, No. Carolina St. 6.

Georgia Tech 28, Clemson 7 Mississippi St. 7, Georgia 6 Tennessee 48, Army 8 Illinois 23, Syracuse 0 Nebraska 35, Minnesota 10 Northwestern 20, South Methodist 0 Dame 29, Michigan State 0 a 27, Memphis State 12 Wisconsin 29, Penn State 16 Dayton 28, Louisville 11 Texas 21, UCLA 17 Oregon 28, Washington St. 13 Purdue 26, Stanford 14 Washington 56, Navy 7 K-State Upends MANHATTAN, Kan. Dickey's gritty clutch passing and Henry Hawthorne's deceptive legs brought Kansas State, a team staggering under two straight defeats, a 21-20 Big Eight Conference football victory saturday over 8th ranked Colorado, proud conqueror of Penn State just a week ago. The host Wildcats, trailing by one point in the third quarter's dying seconds, had the ball on their own 25.

Dickey fired a pass to the swift Hawthorne, who plucked it out of the sunshine at the State 35 and fled through a wave of defenders to the goal. 7th Grade Team Wins Fourth The City Recreation Department 7th grade football team ripped to its fourh straigh win Saturday afternoon with a 52-0 triumph over Meadowview Christian Junior High. Six different players got into the scoring column for Coach John Parris team with Butch Bowman running two touchdowns as did Jeff Willaims and Hub Maroney catching scoring passes from Bowman and Williams. Tony Fuqua, Nicky Stinson and Steve Denson had scoring runs. Earlier Selma wins came over the Methodist Children's Home, Thorsby Junior High, and Morgan.

Academy's 7-8th grade team. -Parrish praised his entire defense, but especially tackle Tim Clearman and linebacker Roy The surprising Wilcats built a 15-9 lead before Auburn's offensive machine, led the by quarterback Pat Sullivan, fi- in nally began to click, and with 9:53 left in the third period the Tigers went ahead to stay. Bobby Jones had just set a Kentucky record with a 46-yard field goal and given the Wildcats their biggest lead when senior fullback Wallace Clark scored with the kickoff and Gardner Jett's kick gave Au-1 burn a 16-15 edge. Just minutes later, Larry Willingham snagged a Kenry tucky pass and Auburn drove 35 yards in seven plays with Jett tacking on a 23-yard field goal. Phil Gilchrist intercepted another Kentucky pass later i in the same period to set Auburn in motion at midfield and it took just five plays for the Tigers to score, the last yardage up when Clark dar- the line on a draw gained 80.

yards totwo, more than held its first half, taking ad- SPORTS TS coming from. Auburn's favorite passing combo, Sullivan to Terry Beasley. Auburn added its final touchdown in the last quarter, a oneyard plunge by Mickey Zofko. left in the first quarter. Clark fumbled the kickoff and Dave Hardt recovered for Kentucky to put the Wildcats in business on Auburn's 15.

Kentucky's offense sputtered, how. ever, and Jones added three more points from 29 yards out. It was set ted through play and Kentucky's Kentucky own in the vantage of breaks the Wildcats manufactured. After end Jim Grant recovered a fumbled punt, Jones put Kentucky on the scoreboard with a 20-yard fie. goal with 8:26 Auburn 17 7-33 Kentucky 13 Ky FG Jones 20 Ky FG Jones 29 Aub FG Jett 29,.

Aub Beasley 72 pass from Sullivan (kick failed) Ky Federspell 41 pass interception (kick failed) Ky FG Jones: 46 Aub: Clark 84 kickoff return (Jett kick) Aub FG Jett 23 Beasley 9 pass from Sullivan (Jeff kick) Aub Zofko 1 run (Jett kick) Att: 37,000 Ole Miss Mauls Tide Mike Loves His Football By JAMIE WALLACE Times-Journal Sports Editor Mike Davis would like to play football like most other 10 year olds this fall, but he hasn't been able to because he's ill. So, Mike does the next best thing. He watches the action from his 711 Lapsley Street home near Byrd School and cradles his football. It's quite a football too. SPIRIT BUILDER The orange and white pigskin is the thing that buoys Mike's spirit for it bears some most cherished signatures and makes him the source of envy from his friends.

I visited Mike Friday to see his football and he had it carefully put away in his room, all wrapped and in a box. It was ready, for him to pull out Saturday as a good luck charm for his team, the Alabama Crimson Tide, played the Ole Miss Rebels. THOSE SIGNATURES Proudly he pointed out the signatures of Coach "Bear" Bryant and "best wishes on a speedy from, the famed head coach. But that wasn't the only name penned on the oval, but all over it were the signatures of Tide players. There was Johnny Musso, David Bailey, Scott Hunter and until they almost ran out of space.

PLAYED FOR WINNER Big for his age and wearing 14-year old clothes before he became ill, Mike played baseball for Coach Rex Waldrop's championship Cloverleaf team in Dixie Youth this past summer at Meadowview, but at times he didn't feel too well and would come home tired and want to sleep. Not long after the season was over his mother and grandmother took him to the doctor and his period of inactivity began. When school began Mike was unable to attend, but he busied himself at home when he felt well enough with painting as he was doing Friday afternoon and with his thoughts of football, making sure he knew where 1 the Alabama ball was at all times. HISTORY OF BALL The autographed ball became a reality oddly enough through the efforts of a basketball man. Mike's friends came up with the idea and then Dickie McKenzie contacted Alabama basketball Coach C.

M. Newton, one of his friends and Coach Newton immediately went to work and made the delivery. When Alabama captured a surprisingly easy 46-22 win over Florida last Saturday Crimson Tide fan Mike was sure his good luck ball had something to do with the change of fortune for his football heroes. And right by his side was that trusty football with his "friends" names on it. MIKE A WINNER The -battle Mike is waging against his illness is a courageous one and one which the able can apply to their physical feats to make them a winner.

Mike Davis is proving himself a winner every day. Good luck, Mike. Tech Comeback Bounces Clemson In 4th Quarter By TED SIMMONS Associated Press Writer ATLANTA, Ga, (AP) Brilliant running of Brent Cunningham and the poise of veteran quarterback Jack Williams sparked Georgia Tech to a come-from-behind 28-7 victory over underdog Clemson Saturday. Cunningham, a 167-pound junior tailback, shattered the Tiger Defense for 217 yards in 16 times with the football to set a new Georgia Tech ground gainrecord. ing He climaxed his perfect afternoon with a 69-yard touchdown sprint that clinched the undefeated Yellow Jacket's fourth victory of the season.

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The match-up of Heisman Trophy Candidate Archie Manning and Alabama's Scott Hunter did not come off with er sitting out the game with an injury so the Tide's Neb Hayden felt the full wrath of an Ole Miss defensive line which ripped the Alabama offensive forward wall to pieces, throwing Hayden and reserve Terry Davis eig times behind the line for over 100 yards in losses. Meanwhile Manning was throwing three touchdown passes and running for two more while a capacity crowd of Rebels fans went wild and millions more watched on national television. Hayden himself was injured, late and left the stadium on Crutches, but no information was available on the extent of his injury. The television build-up of the contest stemmed from a 33-32 Alabama victory over the Rebels in Birmingham last year in which Hunter outpitched Manning. Here's the way the scoring went: First Quarter Ole Miss The Rebels kicked off and then intercepted Hayden's initial attempt, re turning it to the Alabama 21.

From there Manning ran Reed three times to the 10 and then hit him running free for a seven yard score. Poole booted the extra point. Ole Miss After a 37 yard Alabama punt into the wind which was returned to the Alabama 47. it was Manning and North Carolina Barely Able To Nip Vanderbilt, 10-7 By JOE EDWARDS Associated Press Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Nineteenth ranked North Caarolina scored a touchdown and a field goal in the fourth quarter here Saturday night to come from behind and shade Vanderbilt 10-7 in a non-conference football game.

Vanderbilt had led 7-0 through the third quarter until Tar Heel quarterback John Swofford hit wingback Lewis Swofford it ingback Lek2.n Jolley on a 16-yard touchdown pass with 10:26 left in the game. Ken Craven's extra point tied it at 7-7. Craven then won the game LSU Has Little Trouble Winning Winning Little field a goal by Mike Conradt and a 49-yard deflected pass from quarterback Laney Cook to split end Derek Davis. The Bears' really threatened the powerful Tigers although they kept the game within reach by coming up repeatedly with big plays. The field goal followed a 69-yard return of the opening kickoff by Matthew Williams.

The Bears' touchdown came on a fluke play in which Cook's pass was well overthrown but tipped by an LSU defender into David's hands, who took it in full stride and raced untouched into the end zone. LSU's 22 pass completions for, 357 yards were both school records for" a single game. Jones and senior quarterback Buddy Lee shared the honors. Lee completed 12 of 22 attempts for 198 yards, while Jones was good on 17 for 159 yards. Jones threw LSU's only interception in the 39 Tiger attempts.

Baylor's points all came in first period, on a 30-yard BEFORE You Travel WE CAN GUARANTEE Complete YOU CONFIDENCE Auto Tune-Ups YOU DRIVE! AS SPECIALISTS Minor Overhauls Pick Up Delivery MEMBER IGO Brake Service CALL 874-5531 "Bob" Moore's City Tune-Up Brake Service 902 WATER AVE. Reed. again. Reed ran for five and caught a pass for 29 more plus running for two more yards before "Archie" took it over from the one and Poole kicked it to 14-0. Second Quarter Alabama After a 30 yard run by Musso and a 12 yard scamper -by Dave Brungard, Richard Ciemmy kicked a 37 yard field goal, his second try of the night.

Ole Miss On the ensuing kickoff the Rebels' Vernon Studdard returned it 100 yards for a third Ole Miss score and Bill Blair blicked Poole's PAT kick. Ole Miss The Rebels ed off another Hayden pass and returned it to the Alabama 14 where on the first play Manhurled a 14 yard toss to Reed. The two point conversion try failed. Alabama. Capping a 87 yard drive, which featured a 35 yard with 5:36 left with an 18-yard field goal.

Vanderbilt, using quarterback John Miller instead of injured Watson Brown, scored in the second quarter on a 23-yard pass from Miller to tight Karl Weiss, capping an 83-yard drive in eight plays. The Tar Heels, representing the Atlantic coast conference, had' failed to push over any points on five other good scoring opportunities. Craven missed a 33-yard field goal in the second quarter when it was blocked by defensive halfback Willie Diehl. A spirited defense by the Southeastern Conference Commodores also recovered. two fumbles and intercepted one pass when North Carolina was threatening to score.

North Carolina now is while Vanderbilt is 2-2. pass-run play to David Bailey, Hayden hit Jerry Cash for a 15 yard TD play and with 2:20 remaining the score was 26-9 after the Tide failed on a two-point conversion try. Third Quarter Alabama Hayden, hit Johnny Musso with 10 yard pass for the score, climaxing a 59 yard drive after a five yard Ole Miss punt, narrowing the score to 26:17 after a two point conversion run by Hayden. Fourth Quarter Ole. Miss Alabama's Frank Mann Snapped a snap from center on a punt attempt: and Ole Miss recovered on the Alabama 26.

Four plays later Manning hit Studdard for the score from eight yards out. Poole caught the two point conversion. Ole Miss Manning ran 1 14 yards for the next score after a key 29 yard pass to Frank kept the drive alive. Alabama Hayden and Steve Doran hooked up on two pass plays with a 20-yarder to Doran getting the touchdown. The conversion attempt was no good.

Ole Miss Passes to Studdard and Franks moved the ball to the one and Bob Knight took it over from there. Poole made it 48-23 to end a long night for Alabama. Auburn Frosh Open Monday die McAshan, who could do nothing right in the early going, passed eight yards to tight end Steve Foster in the closing seconds for Tech's final- touchdown. 43-yard touchdown run by in Larry front for Studdard put the Jackets the first time with 5:56 left in the game. But it was Cunningham who pulled Tech back from the brink of disaster.

The Eatonton, flash broke loose for 41 yards to help set up Tech's first touchdown, scored by Kevin McNamara with 3:47 left in the third quarter. That tied the score 7-7, and the fired up Jackets broke the game open with three fourthperiod touchdowns. Williams, a senior substitute quarterback, was at the controls on three of Tech's four TD drives. Sophomore McAshan who directed Tech's first three victories, was sidelined after throwing three first half interceptions and losing the football twice in quick succession on bad pitchouts early in the third quarter. YMCA PHYSICAL ACTIVITY SCHEDULE Boys Gym Class Monday and Wednesday p.m, Swimming Monday.

Wednesday p.m.; Friday p.m. Youth Lobby Monday, Wednesday and Friday p.m. Girls Gym Class Tuesday and Thursday p.m. Swimming same as boys Youth Lobby--Tuesday and Thursday p.m. Ballet and Baton Baton on Tuesday 3-4 p.m (ages 6-9) Baton on Tuesday 4-5 p.m.

(age 10 and over) Ballet on Thursday 34 p.m. (age 6-9) By JERRY ESTILL A Associated Press Sports Writer the BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Louisiana State used a recordsetting passing game to move the ball almost at will against Baylor, -but stalled repeatedly near the goal and defeated the Bears 31-10 Saturday night. Halfback Tommy Casanova scared two of LSU's touchdowns on runs of two and three yards. Junior wide receiver Andy Hamilton, who caught 10 passes for a single game school record of 165 yards was on.

the receiving end of sophomore quarterback Bert Jones' first touchdown pass as a Tiger a fiveyarder. Hamilton scored again with 13 seconds left in the game on a seven-yard reverse play. Mark Lumpkin got LSU's only other points with a 25-yard field goal in the third period and his four extra points. Lum-, pkin missed three other field goal tries. AUBURN, Ala.

(AP) Auburn's freshman football team opens the 1970 season Monday against the. Florida frosh at Gainesville, Fla. Coach Tom Jones has listed Wade Whatley of Tuskegee as starting quarterback for the opener, with Jerry Middleton of Fairhope at tailback, Harry Ward of Lowndesboro Fat fullback and Virgil Pearson of: Fairfield at wingback. TV RECEPTION SIMULATED LARGEST SCREEN COLOR TV IN ELEGANT CABINETRY. Elegant Spanish styling with biggest screen (295 sq.

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