The Selma Times-Journal from Selma, Alabama • 13

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1971-THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAL-13 McNally Hurls 3-Hitter Rettenmund Ind Homers O's Over Bucs In Opener BALTIMORE (AP) We're strictly said Baltimore manager Earl Weaver, but he said it after his Orioles had behaved in a super-human manner Saturday, humbling Pittsburgh the opening game of the World Series behind Merv Rettenmund's threerun homer and Dave McNally's three-hit pitching. Frank Robinson and Don Buford also homered in a display of Baltimore power that sent controversial Pirate starter Dock Ellis to an early shower and left a sellout crowd of 229 pleased at the continuation of the Orioles' amazing seasonending winning streak. Rettenmund picked one of Ellis' pitches in the third inning for his three-run producing a 4-3 Baltimore' lead that McNally never surrendered. The southpaw ace settled down after a shaky start and methodically mowed down the Pirates' powers hitters. The victory was Baltimore's 15th in a row, covering the last 11 games of the regular season, three playoff games and this World Series opener.

Shaken for three unearned runs in the second inning when the usually flawless fielding Orioles made two errors, McNally was touched for his third and final hit in the third inning, then retired 19 men in order before Manny Sanguillen Auburn Pressed To Record 27-14 Victory OverS. Miss AUBURN, Ala. Sullivan come through in the clutch Saturday with three touchdown passes to give fourth-ranked Auburn a shaky 27-14 football victory over an upset-minded Southern Mississippi team that led 14-7 at halftime. Terry Beasley, the other half of Auburn's famed Pat and Terry, Show, equaled his own record with 11 pass completions which accounted for 100 yards and one touchdown. Sullivan hit his receivers 23 times out of 39 and picked up 238 yards, most of it in the second half.

The estimated 42,000, mostly fans who came to see another passing exhibition got what they wanted from Sullivan but had to watch another display almost as spectacular from Southern's quarterback, Rick Donegan, who. completed 12 passes in a row in directing the Southerners to their two touchdowns in the second period. Donegan picked up 127 yards in the air in the two scoring drives. Auburn, mindful that one of Its big weaknesses is the absence of a strong running game, tried to defeat Southern on the ground in the first half but got nowhere and when the Tigers returned after the intermission Sullivan went immediately to work on the does best, throwing the football. He threw one scoring pass to Robby Robinett from one yard out, another for 20-yards to Dick Schmalz, and the final touchdown, for one-yard, to Beasley.

Auburn had trouble all day with the stingy Southern defense and twice in the game Auburn almost ran out of downs before Tulane Drops North Carolina CHAPEL HILL, N.C.-Mike Walker threw four touchdown passes and Coleman Dupre returned a kickoff 100 yards for a touchedown as Tulane scored a 37-29 upset victory over North Carolina Saturday. A crowd of 39,500 saw Walker rifle first half touchdown passes of 65, 26, 56 and 38 yards, two of them to Steve Barrios. Then, in the final quarter Dupre turned in his sensational run as the Tar Heels were knocked from the unbeaten ranks after four victories. Tulane ended its scoring with 22-yard field- goal in the fourth guarter by 1 Lee Gibson, Ohio U. Defeats Kentucky By 35-6 LEXINGTON, Ky.

(AP)-Ohio University, using a two-man offense, completely dominated the game in the second half as the Bobcats rolled to a 35-6 football victory over Kentucky here Saturday night. Tailback Bill Gary and quarterback Dave Juenger did all the work for Ohio until midway in the fourth period when substitutes took over. Gary gained 164 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns: Juenger gained 104 yards on the ground. Air Force Blanks Southern Methodist AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Air Force sophomore quarterback Rich Haynie directed a versatile attack and the Falcon defense stymied Southern Methodist repeatedly Saturday in a 30-0 victory before the fourth largest crowd in Falcon Stadium history, 45,005.

The shutout was the Falcon's first in 31 games and boosted their record to 3-1. SMU fell to 14. reached base on an error ninth inning. Frank Robinson got oles started when he led second inning by tagging pitch into the left field ers for only his second postseason at-bats. Ellis, a 19-game winner ing the regular season, any further trouble stage but immediately himself challenged again third when shortstop in the Belanger led off 1 with a single.

picked a 2-1 pitch to drive over innings, didn't need it. He shut After striking out McNally, the Baltimore bullpen and into the Pirates off completely while the Ori- Ellis couldn't meet the chal- the left field bleachers for his walking only two and striking off the lenge. Buford singled to right three-run homer. out nine, a 1-1 and that brought up Retten- Ellis proceeded to walk Pow- Yet when the Pirates began bleach- mund, the 5-foot-10, 195-pound ell on a 3-2 pitch, and that was chipping away in the second inhit in 13 outfielder who was the club's all for him as Bob Moose came ning, with the aid of the Orileading hitter during the regu- on in relief. Moose was the vie- oles' errors, it appeared that dur- lar season but remained over- tim of Buford's first pitch McNally might not even be escaped shadowed on a club with Boog homer in the fifth inning that around as long as Ellis: at that Powell, Frank Robinson and gave McNally some additional trouble began for the found Brooks' Robinson.

working room. four time 20-game winner when in the This time, however, it was But McNally, who threw 53 of walked Bob Robertson on a Rettenmund's show, and he his 117 pitches in the first three 3-2 pitch to open the second in- After Slow Start, Tide Dispatches Vandy NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Sixth ranked Alabama laced error prone Vanderbilt 42-0 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday night as tough Tide tailback Johnny Musso broke one SEC record and moved closer to another. Musso broke the conference record for touchdowns running untouched for a 17- yard score in the first quarter. It gave him 32 career TDs, breaking the standard of 31 set by Georgia's Charlie Trippi in the 1940s.

Musso, who only played three quarters, also ran a two-point conversion in the third quarter, giving him a career totla of 194 points-10 short of the SEC record of 204 set by Georgia Tech's Billy. Lothridge between 1961 and 1963. After Musso's touchdown, the Crimson Tide, now 5-0 overall and 3-0 in the SEC, made it 10-0 On Bill Davis' 33-yard field goal with 4:33 left in the first half. Another field goal, a 26-yarder by Greg Gantt with 12 seconds left in the first half, made it 13-0. The rest of the Tide scoring came on a one yard run by NASHVILLE, Tenn.

(AP) Statistics of the University of Alabama Vanderbilt University football game: Alabama Vanderbilt 25 First downs 15 63-352 Rushes-yards 43-137 72 Passing 55 99 Return 12. yardage 8-17-0 Passes 7-22-1 6-41 Punts 6-45 Fumbles lost 3 75 Yards penalized 25 Ellis Beck and a nine yard pass from Terry Davis to Jim Simmons, a 55-yard punt return by Bobby McKiney and an 11- yard run by Johny Sharpless. Vady, now 2. overall and 1-1 in the SEC, turned the ball over to Alabama three times on fumbles and once on an interception which all resulted in Tide scores. The Commodores had only one scoring opportunity and made its deepest penetration to the Alabama 15.

The scoring opportunity came in the second quarter. when Taylor Stokes missed a 49-yard field goal. The penetration to the 15 came in the third period and was wiped out by a fumble. LSU Runs Over Fla. In First SEC Clash BATON ROUGE, La.

(AP) Louisiana State's maturing defense stopped Florida in the clutches as the high powered Tigers began defense of their Southeastern Conference title with a 48-7 victory here Saturday night before 67,055 homecoming fans. Reserve quarterback Bert Jones passed for two LSU touchdowns and ran for another while No. 1 quarterback Paul Lyons threw two touchdown passes. The Tigers also scored on a seven yard run by tailback Art Cantrelle and a five yard run by reserve tailback Mike Schumaker. ning and wild pitched him to second.

Sanguillen then bounced to shortstop Mark Belanger, who tried to cut down Robertson heading for third. But his throw hit Robertson and rolled into the Baltimore dugout, enabling the Pirate first baseman to race home with the game's first run. McNally then threw out Jose Pagan as Sanguillen took third. But when Jackie: Hernandez bunted in front of the plate, McNally couldn't get Sanguillen coming home and catcher Ellie Hendricks let the throw get by him. That enabled Hernandez to reach second and, after Ellis struck out, Hernandez raced home with the third on a single by Dave -the only Pirate hit of the inning.

An inning later McNally was in mente trouble led off again with as a Roberto single Clean Willie Stargell followed with a walk. But McNally struck out Robertson and Sanguillen and got Pagan on an easy fly. And that as it turned out was the Pirates' last threat. AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Statistics of the Southern MississippiAuburn University football game: Sou.

Mississippi Auburn 20 First downs 19 45-105 Rushes -yards 30-78 196 Passing Yardage 238 13 Return yardage 20-34-2 Passes 23-40-1 5-49 Punts 5-35 Fumbles lost 21 yards penalized 0 scoring after getting a first down inside the five. The Tigers scored the second time they had the ball but had to do it on fourth down with only inches to go. Terry Henley drove across after Sullivan had run the ball twice and then LU Wishbone-T Halts Samford Unbeaten Bid BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Livingston University's newly installed Wishbone offense proved effective here Saturday as the Tigers piled up 307 yards in a convincing 28-3 victory over Samford's Bulldogs. Costly mistakes proved fatal to the Bulldogs, and penalties hindered their offensive drives.

Livingston Quarterback Clemitt Spruiell passed 31 times for 154 yards and two touchdowns and Johnny Mahaffery, the hero of the Jacksonville State stunner, caught three of them for 106 yards and a touchdown. The Tigers scored first and completely dominated the game. Samford's only score came on a 28-yard field goal by Bill Hawkins. Samford quarterback Waylan Tammell hit on nine of 16 passes for 149 yards but it was not good enough to keep the Bulldogs in the ranks of the undefeated. Irish Blanks Miami By 17-0 MIAMI (AP) Notre Dame's green giants manhandled Miami's offense Saturday night and the undefeated Irish blanked the Hurrcanes 17-0 before 64,357 in the Orange Bowl.

Sophomore Cliff Brown, quarterbacked seventh-ranked Notre Dame to its fourth victory. Andy Huff blasted 16 yards up the middle for one touchdown and Darryll Dewan swept six yards for the other, The intersectional opponents played to a near standstill in the first half with Notre Dame taking a 3-0 lead on a 38-yard field goal by sophomore Bob Thomas. Undefeated FSU Routs Miss. St. TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

(AP)Mixing two looping touchdown passes by Gary Huff with a battering ram ground attack, unbeaten Florida State pounded Mississippi State 27-9 Saturday before a homecoming crowd of 27,415 cheering on despite a drizzling rain. Huff, rated No. 2 passer in the nation entering the game, survived three early interceptions, connected on 11 of 21 passes 1 for 153 yards. He flipped scoring strikes of 37 and 9 yards to Barry Smith and Mike Glass, a junior tight end from Tampa who snagged his first Seminole touchdown. The Seminoles set up Huff's passing with a punishing running attack that hammered the Bulldog middle for repeated long gainers in the second half.

failed to gain leaving Auburn with a fourth down and a half a foot away from the goal line. Another Auburn scoring trip fell short when, with fourth and six, Sullivan hit Beasley with a two-yard pass. The Tigers were called from illegal procedure but the Southerners declind the penalty and took the ball. Both of Southern's touchdowns were scored by Doyle Orange on runs of one-yard. Auburn tied the game early in the third period after Sullivan had moved his team 64- yards mostly on passes to Robinett and Beasley and then went ahead laer in the quarter when Schmalz caught the 20- yarder.

It was a sophomore defensive tackle, Benny Sivley, who sewed it up, in the final period by intercepting a pass from Donegan on Southern's 42 and running it all the way back to the five. Again Auburn had trouble going the last two yards, but a pass interference penalty against Southern gave the Tigers a first down on the one. And then Sullivan threw the final scoring pass to Beasley. Southern Miss 0 14 0 0--14 Auburn 7 0 14 6-27 Aub-Henley, 1, run. Jett kick.

SM-Orange, 1, run. Guy kick. Aub-Robinett, 1, pass from Sullivan. Jett kick. Aub-Schmalz, 20, pass from Sullivan.

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Mon. Sat, SEC's Top TD maker BAMA'S JOHNNY MUSSO College Football Oklahoma 48, Texas 27 Cornell 19, Princeton 8 Holy Cross 28, Colgate 14 New Hampshire 24, Maine 14 Vermont 32, Rhode Island 24 Yale 17, Brown 10 Pittsburgh 36, Navy 35 Auburn 27, South Miss. 14 Alabama Frosh 28, Navy Pleges 23 Citadel 25, Virginia Military 24 Florida State 27, Mississippi St. 9 Georgia 38, Mississippi 7 Syracuse 21, Maryland 13 Tennessee 10, Georgia Tech 6 Tulane 37, North Carolina 29 Colorado 24, Iowa State 14 Kansas 29, Kansas St Univ 13 Michigan 24, Michigan State 13 Ohio State 24, Illinois 10 Nebraska 36, Missouri 0 Northwestern 28, Iowa 3 Purdue 27, Minnesota 13 Wisconsin 35, Indiana 29 Boston Univ. 47, Massachusetts 21 North Dakota 35, So.

Dakota State 7 Air Force 30, So. Methodist 0 Arizona State 42, Colo State Univ. 0 Utah State 29, Brigham Young 7 Woming 14, Arizona 3 California 30, Oregon State 27 Stanford 17, Washington 6 UCLA Washington St. 21 Western St. Colo 14, West New Mex.

7 Musso, a 5-foot-11, 196-pound senior, gained 113 yards on 21 carries in the game. His longest run was 17 yards. The Tide had 424 yards total offense, 352 of it rushing. Alabama 7 6 15 14 42 Vanderbilt 0 0-0 Ala-Musso, 17, run. B.

Davis kick. Ala-FG, B. Davis, 33. Ala-FG, Gantt, 26. -Beck, 1, run.

Musso run. 1s, 9, pass from T. Davis. B. Davis kick.

Ala-McKinney, 55, run. B. Davis kick. Ala-Sharpless, 11, run. B.

Davis kick. Baltimore Listed 3-1 To Win Series LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Oddsmakers rated Baltimore a 3-1 favorite to win the World Series and a 3-2 choice to win the second game following the Orioles' 5-3 victory Saturday over Pittsburgh. Sporting Goods tor a REAL SPORT Complete Line of Football Equipment For Men and Boys Helmets Jerseys Pants Shoes Footballs, Volleyballs Basketballs Golf, Basketball Bowling Shies FOR THE HUNTER Browning, Winchester Remington Shotguns and Rifles Hunting Boots The finest HUNTING CLOTHES Camouflage Suits Shells and Ammunition KING LOUIE Bowling Shirts 1117 Alabama Ave. Florida finally got on the scoreboard with seven minutes to play, when reserve quarterChan Gailey connected with Hollis Boardman on a 12- yard pass in the end zone after the Gators had recovered a Tiger fumble at the LSU 36.

The victory was LSU's fourth straight after a season opening loss to Colorado. It was Florida's fifth consecutive defeat. Jones' touchdown passes covered 49 yards to split end Joe Fakier and 12 yards to tight end Ken Kavanaugh. Lyons' scoring tosses went 10 yards to fullback Allen Shorey and 21 yards to tight end Jay Michaelson. SEE THE BETTER 72 CHEVROLET NOW AT '71 PRICES During The Price Freeze THE EXCISE TAX REDUCTION ALSO APPLIES SELMA'S VOLUME DEALER TED GENTRY 121 Lauderdale Street CHEVROLET 874-6691 DO NO DA DIL.