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SUNDAY, David Hughes blocked an early Chattanooga punt and Roger Mitchell picked it up and stepped four yards for the score. A 36-yard field goal by Roger Pruett early in the next period followed a 39- yard punt return by David Langner. Bruce Evans blocked a punt by Chattanooga's David Lee shortly afterwards and McKinney sped 63 yards to the eight, with a penalty putting it on the four. Sullivan Walker ran it in from the three. McKinney again put the ball on the four in the third period by picking off a pass by Mickey Brokas and running past, around and over Mosccasins.

Rusty Fuller scored in two plays. Next: Tennessee In Knoxville Bama Rally Overtakes 'Tucky; Auburn Rolls Over Chattanooga Shelby Kickoff Return Tiger Defense Paves Sparks 28-14 Tide Win Way For 31-0 Victory in the fourth quarter when the AUBURN, Wildcats drove from their 20 McKinney to the Alabama 14 but ran out kick 63 yards of steam. cepted pass 38 Kentucky's first touchdown inept Auburn was set up by an Alabama ness for two fumble on a out at the 31-0 football Tide 30, and the Wildcats Chattanooga scored in five plays. The defense The other Kentucky touch- for the 12th down, a 61-yard march, was their second started when Alabama season leading (See ALABAMA, Page 10) Saturday's Ala. (AP)-Jim returned a blocked AUBURN Statistics of Saturday's Chattanooga-Auburn football contest: and an interto put an 12 Chattanooga First downs 11 Auburn yards offense in busi- 30-minus 29 Yards rushing 47-80 19-43-2 Passes 6-16-0 touchdowns in a Yards 155 passing 119 victory over 126 Total yards 199 Saturday.

Return Fumbles yards 226 carried the day Fumbles lost 3 ranked Tigers in 10-36 Punts 6-43 3-24 Penalized 5-52 victory of the to next revenge-minded Tennessee battle with at Knoxville. A collar job on Westside's top gainer GREG EDWARDS PICKS UP UNWANTED PASSENGER LEXINGTON, KY. Statistics of Saturday's ntucky football contwst: Alabama Kentucky 20 First downs 9 65-293 Yards rushing 46-109 4-11-1 Passes 5-7-0 108 Yards passing 72 401 Total yards 181 133 Return yards 27 Fumbles 3 Fumbles lost 3-42 Punts 10-34 3-15 Penalized 3-22 The underdog Wildcats made only one first down after intermission as the fired up Crimson Tide smashed every Kentucky offensive attempt. Alabama, which had fumble trouble early in the game, was again driving toward the goal line at the end, but time ran out with the Tide on the Kentucky two. Shelby, whose kickoff return matched an Alabama Next: Vanderbilt In Nashville record, also scored the Tide's final touchdown, capping a 31-yard drive in six plays.

Alabama drove 59 yards in eleven plays the second time the Tide had the ball in the third quarter to tie the game at 14-14. On its next series a 45-yard pass and a face mask penalty aided a 75-yard touchdown drive. Kentucky's only offensive spark in the second half came By 8-0 Score Westside Nips Prattville Halfback Racie Parnell blasted across from the twoyard line with 1:30 left in the game and Westside Junior High's Raiders scored their second straight triumph of the 1973 football season Saturday morning at Memorial Stadium, 8-0 over Prattville Junior High. The game was scoreless until that point, the only serious scoring threat in the first half when the Selma team got inside the visitor's 10-yard line only to lose the ball. The Raiders put together a 13-play, 76-yard drive for the Discussing Morgan strategy COACH ART SULLIVAN, BILL FRAZIER (Senators' story on Page 13) SEPTEMBER 23, 1973 -THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAL-9 LEXINGTON, Ky.

(AP) Triggered by a 100-yard kickoff return by halfback Willie Shelby, Alabama overcame a surprising Kentucky lead for a 28-14 Southeastern Conference football victory Saturday. The underdog Wildcats had built a 14-0 halftime lead, but after Shelby ran back the kickoff opening the second half to put the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide on the board Alabama completely dominated the rest of the game. No. 1 USC Destroys Tech 23-6 ATLANTA (AP)-Southern California's slippery Lynn Swann scored two first half topranked a touchdowns in the pleading methodical 23-6 triumph over inspired Georgia Tech Saturday and ran their unbeaten college football streak to 19 games. It was also the Trojans' 14th consecutive victory and their second straight of the 1973 season.

The tough Tech defense, led by linebacker Witt Wisman, held highly-touted Trojan running back Anthony Davis to a mere 24 yards in 12 carries in the opening half. Southern Cal took a 14-3 halftime edge on the strength of Swann's touchdowns while Tech received a 40-yard field goal from Cam Bonifay. Quarterback Pat Haden of Southern Cal connected for his second scoring toss or the game with 3:09 to play, hitting John McKay on a 15- yard TD strike for some added insurance. Earlier, Chris Limahelu booted a 20-yard field goal for the Trojans other points. Bonifay added another 40- yarder early in the third period for Tech's other scoring.

Swann, a 6-foot, 170-pound senior flanker, opened 1 the scoring for Southern Cal's sputtering offensive machine by scampering 48 yards on a punt return with 1:06 remaining in the first period. He later snared Haden's 15- yard scoring toss in the end zone with only 17 seconds left in the half. Tech, stifled by the Trojans' stubborn defense led by AllAmerican Richard Wood, could muster only one threat in the opening half but, had to settle for Bonifay's three-pointer with 4:53 left. Those four-yard drives were the highlight for the Auburn attackers against a determined Chattanooga until Rick Neel gave them another chance with an interception and 29-yard return late in the game. Auburn cashed in again.

A defensive charge led by Rusty Deen, Bill Newton and Hughes threw Brokas for big losses and bottled up the Mock's running game. Walker was Auburn's leading rusher with 74 yards on 17 carries. The Tigers got only 199 yards total offense. But the defensive team rolled up 226 yards on returns. Brokas completed 17 of 38 passes for 144 yards for Chattanooga, but the Moccasins had a net loss of 29 yards on the ground.

Wade Watley and Randy Walls shared quarterbacking duties as Auburn tried to get an offense going. Walls finally succeeded against the tired losers for the final score. After Neel's interception, Walls' passes carried Auburn 22 yards to set up the final scoring run. Score by quarters: Chattanooga 0 0 0 0 Auburn 10 7 7-31 Scoring: Auburn Mitchell, 4, return blocked punt. PAT Pruett, kick.

Auburn Pruett, 36-yard field goal. Auburn Walker, 3, run. PAT Pruett, kick. Auburn R. Fuller, 1, run.

PAT Pruett, kick. Auburn Vacarella, 5, run. PAT Pruett, kick. A 46,500. Samford Blanked By Gardner-Webb BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.

(AP) -Gardner -Webb pounced on Samford fumbles, the first recovery setting up the Bulldogs' initial touchdown as they went on to score a 17-0 football victory Saturday night. A fumble second period gave Gardnerthe ball on. the visitors' six and on third down Dennis Dukes scored from the two. A 36-yard field goal by Mike Stephens made it 10-0 at halftime. LSU Hangs On To Edge Surprising Texas BATON ROUGE, La.

(AP(-Louisiana State overcame, a leaky last-minute offensive drive by Texas A to defeat the Aggies 28-23 Saturday night. The 11th-ranked Tigers fumbled the ball away several times in the first half and spotted the Aggies three points almost at the outset when took advantage of a Tiger fumble, and kicker Randy Haddox kicked a 31- yard field goal. LSU settled down in the second period as quarterback Mike Miley tossed an eightyard touchdown pass to tight Halftime entertainment DEMOPOLIS MAJORETTE DENISE KETCHAM (Panther-Tiger story Page 12) Standings winning score late in the fourth quarter, keyed by a 44-. yard pass completion from quarterback Jimmy Menifee to Lowell Preskitt. The Selma team picked up two more points a few seconds later when tackle Bernard Johnson shackled a Prattville back in the end zone.

Earlier in the series Darryl Slaughter -pinned Prattville with a 10-yard loss and the visitors got a half-thedistance penalty to put them near the goalline. Coach Frank Williamson applauded the efforts of his defense in the first half and felt they played well enough in the second half to make the big play and keep Prattville out of the end zone. The coach said everyone played well offensively, naming Buddy Cobb, Doug Brown, Virgil Jones, Greg Forte, Jeff Hubrich, Slaughter, Doug Ellis and Preskitt as well as quarterback Menifee, in addition to Edwards, who had 70 of Westside's 158 yards rushing, and Parnell. Defensively, Williamson pointed to Alfred Irby, Herbert Simmons, Parnell, Jared James and Arthur Kelly. Getting the ball with six minutes left on the clock, the Raiders utilized Edwards for four straight whacks in the line to gain 19 yards.

A play later he came back for six and three yards. A fumble lost six yards, but Menifee found Preskitt in position for the 44-yard pass that set up the lone score. Preskitt virtually took the ball away from the defender and but for a slip might have taken it all the way himself. Edwards hit for two yards to set up Parnell's blast from the one. Westside hosts Eastwood of Tuscaloosa Saturday morning at Memorial Stadium at 10 a.m.

Vols Bomb Army Behind Holloway WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) Slippery Condredge Holloway set up Tennessee touchdowns with a 52-yard pass and a dazzling 48-yard run, leading the 10th-ranked Vols to a 37-18 football victory Saturday over a stubborn Army team. It was Tennessee's second straight victory, while Army lost its: opener for the third year in a Holloway, who fumbled at his own. 12-yard line on the second play of the game, setting up an Army field goal, came back and led the Vols into position for field goals of 37 and 26 yards by Ricky Townsend in the first quarter. Midway through the second period Holloway evaded an Army rush and tossed a nineyard pass to Emmon Love for a first down at the 33.

On the next play, he found Stan Morgan deep down the left sideline, and the 18-year-old freshman hauled in a long bomb at the Army 15. Haskell Stanback scored from inches out four plays later, and Tennessee led 13-3. Army's Kingsley Fink began picking holes in Tennessee's secondary in the second period, and early in the third quarter he completed four straight, (Night games NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pet. G.B. New York 78 77 .503 Pittsburgh 75 76 .497 St.

Louis 76 79 .490 2 Montreal 75 78 .490 2 Chicago 74 79 .484 3 Philadelphia 68 86 .442 West Division Pct. G.B. 96 59 .619 Los Angeles 90 66 .577 San Francisco 86 69 .555 10 Houston 78 77. .503 18 73 82 .471 23 San Diego 57 98 .368 39 Saturday's Results New York 2, St. Louis 0 Pittsburgh at Montreal.

postponed, rain. Cincinnati 11, Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 5. San Diego 2 Chicago at Philadelphia, incomplete. Atlanta at Houston, incomplete. Friday's Results New York 10, Pittsburgh 2 St.

Louis 12, Philadelphia 2 Chicago 3, Montreal Cincinnati 4. Los Angeles 1, 10 innings. San Diego 3-2, San Francisco 1-7 Only games scheduled. Today's Schedule Louis (Folkers 4-4) at New York (Stone 12-3). Pittsburgh (Ellis 11-13 Kison 2-0) at Montreal (Torrez 9-11 and Stone 4-7), 2.

Chicago (Reuschel 14-15) at Philadelphia (Brett 12-8). Cincinnati (Norman 12-12) at Los Angeles (John 14-7). San Diego (Kirby 8-17) at San Francisco (Bradley 13-12). Atlanta (Harrison 10-7) at Houston (Roberts 15-10). are not included) AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Pet.

G.B. X-Baltimore 92 62 .597 Boston 83 71 .539 9 Detroit 82 72 .532 10 New York 75 78 .490 Milwaukee 72 82 468 20 Cleveland 67 86 .438 West Division Pet. G.B. Oakland 90 64 .584 Kansas City 83 71 .539 7 Minnesota 77 77 .500 13 Chicago 75 79 .487 15 California 73 81 .474 17 Texas 54 100 .351 36 Clinched American League East Division championship. Saturday's Results Cleveland 5.

New York 1 Baltimore 5. Milwaukee 1 Detroit 4. Boston 3 Minnesota 6. California 3 Texas at Kansas City, incomplete. Oakland at Chicago, incomplete.

Friday's Results Baltimore 7, Milwaukee 4 Detroit 5, Boston 1 Minnesota 8, Oakland 3 California 62- Texas 1 Chicago 6. Kansas City 5, 12 innings. Only games scheduled. Today's Schedule New York (Medich 12-9 Stottlemyre 14-16) at Cleveland (Tidrow 13-15 and Wilcox 8-8), 2. Boston (Tiant 19:12) at Detroit (Coleman 12-15).

Oakland (Blue 19-9) at Chicago (Wood 24-19). Baltimore (McNally 16-16) at Milwaukee (Slaton 13-13). Texas (Bibby 8-9) at Kansas City (Splittorff 18-11). California (Wright 11-19) at Minnesota (Decker 10-9). passes before a 38-yard field goal by Jim Barclay made it 13-6.

Holloway then broke it open. He scrambled 11 yards on third down to the Tennessee 34, and three plays later, on third and nine, he escaped from the clutches of an Army defender behind the line and raced 48 yards to the Tennessee tried to o. save Holloway for next week's crucial Southeastern Conference battle with Auburn, but with the lead down to 11 points, he back in and threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Morgan, wrapping it up. end Brad Boyd. With 52 seconds left in the half, freshman sensation Terry Robiskie ran it over from the one.

However, Haddox kicked two more field goals, one for 34 yards and another, for 27, and the half with the Tigers in front-14 LSU's Brad- Davis drove over from the one early in the third quarter to seemingly ice the game at 21-9, but quarterback Mike. Jay opened up a potent air attack and threw a 60-yard TD pass to split end Carl Roaches to Ole Miss Shocked By Memphis State JACKSON, Miss. (AP)- yards on four carries in the Sophomore quarterback Joe winning march. Bruner came off the bench- The victory kept the Tigers' Saturday to direct Memphis record unblemished in three State to only its second outings. Mississippi dropped victory in 28 games against to 1-2 for the year.

the University of Mississippi, The first quarter had been 17-13. all of Ole Miss' as the Rebels Memphis State, behind the marched for scores the first running of Dan Darby, three times they had the ball. marched 54 yards in eight Ole Miss got 27-and 20-yard plays for the winning touch- Steve Lavinghouze field goals down. Clifton Taylor capped sandwiched around a onethe drive with a five-yard yard plunge by Reed burst off his left guard with Wakefield. The scores ended 10:03 remaining.

the drives of 43, 56 and 41 Mississippi had a -ditch yards. drive fail on the last play of the game when a Stan Bounds Pro Football pass fell incomplete in the (Starting Times in end zone. Today's Schedule Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Taylor's scoring run was Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. when Ole Miss' Gary Kansas City at New New York England: 1 Giants, p.m.

1 set up at Hall was guilty of pass p.m. interference one play earlier. Detroit at Green Bay, 2.p.m, Minnesota af Chicago, p.m. Bruner, the third Memphis New York Jets at Baltimore, put the Aggies, back in the game. the fourth quarter, LSU quarterback Billy Broussard ran it over from the one after an 80-yard, 13-play drive to make it 28-16.

But began moving the ball again and halfback Skip Walker completed a 52-yard drive by scooting six yards into the end zone, and it was 28-23. With just over one minute remaining, started another drive, but the LSU defense stopped the Aggies cold on the Tiger 36, and time ran out. State quarterback of the game, twice hit James Thompson for key passes to keep the winners' drive alive. Darby accounted for 18 Washington at St. Louis, p.m.

Atlanta at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Buffalo at San Diego, 4 p.m. at Oakland, 4 p.m.San Francisco at Denver, 4 p.m. Monday's Schedule New Orleans at Dallas, 9 p.m.. national television..