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i Tampa Stadium with a 28-27 victory. Carter's second clutch shot to Wakefield pulled the 17-point underdogs within one point before the junior quarterback was intercepted by Ole Miss linebacker Crowell Armstrong on the extra-points attempt with 1:03 remaining. Carter wound up with three scoring passes and ran for a fourth touchdown in a courageous attempt to upset the Southeastern Conference opponent before a crowd of 20,959. "111. ine :401111110 VOW MY EMT lob 111111W snit North Carolina dominated most of the action behind the running of Lewis Jolley and Geof Hamlin.

Clemson mounted a last hall threat that netted two touchdowns on quarterback Tommy Kendrick's passing to John Mc Makin. A crowd of 45,500 watched the Tar Heels tighten their hold on first place in the ACC with their fourth conference triumph against no losses. Clemson 0 0 7 6-13 North Carolina 0 10 7 6-26 UNCFG Craven 23 UNCMiller 8 run s(Craven kick) UNCFG Craven 37 UNCBrafford recovered blocked punt In end zone (Craven kick) ClemMcMakin 3 from Kendrick (Seloler kick) UNCFG Craven 20 (JNCFG Craven 28 CiAMMcMakin is pass from (Pass failed) Pass Interceptions Spark Vol Victory KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Pass interceptions by safety Bobby Majors led to two Tennessee touchdowns and the Vols ran back two others for scores in defeating South Carolina 35-6 Saturday. The victory gave 11th-ranked Tennessee a 6-2 record and raised hopes for a post season' bowl bid.

South Carolina is now 5-4. Majors made both his interceptions in the third period oil Tommy Rhodes, making his first start for the Gamecocks. He ran the first back 36 yards to the Gamecock 35 and Tennessee pushed to the end zone with Curt Watson plunging two for the touchdown. ikvl 11ataH: 111, amo, onto, ye "Is :1 (ass .4. ama11 'ilt- IT aplasip r-r-- .4: 76.41,' rft i it '4'414) 1...: ,,:64, .,..1,:, -Rol 4 1,,:,......: .,0 4-, 4:.: ft.i.;:0,,,:,-,::: itts15: 31, ,....1,., e.4.::,, loftx, Wildcats Nip Vandy 14-7 NASHVILLE, Tenn.

(AP) Kentucky's Carryl Bishop intercepted a Vanderbilt pass on the last play of game and ran it back 43 yards for a touchdown to give the Wildcats a 14-7 Southeastern conference football victory over the Commodores Saturday. Bishop, a sophomore safety, picked off a Steve Burger pass and then rambled down the north sidelines with no time remaining to hand the Wildcats their first SEC victory this season after four losses. South Carolina 0006-6 Tennessee 0 7 7 21-35 Tenn--Chancey 5 run (Hunt kick) TermWatson 2 run (Hunt kick) TennChadwick 5 run (Hunt kick) S. Car-Mitchell 24 pass from Morris PaSS failed) TennJeffries 83 pass interception (Hunt kick) Virginia Tech Edges Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) A pair of field goals by a ve Strock gave Virginia Tech's Gobblers a 6-0 victory Saturday over a Virginia football team that moved the ball everywhere on the field except into the end zone.

Strock kicked a 31-yarder in the first period and a 30-yarder in the third periodand that was all the scoring in what had been expected to be a point. making duel between the state's two biggest rivals. Tampa Gamble Mississippi State 0 0 0 21-21 Auburn 3 21 6 0-30 AubFG Jett 42 AubBeasley IS pass from Sullivan (Jett kick) AubSchmalz 0 Ofin from Sullivan (Jett kick) AubBeasley 8 vase from Sullivan (Jett kick) AubLowrv 28 run (kick failed) MSHughes 19 pass from Baker (Ellis kick) MSBuckley 9 pass from Baker (Ellis kick) MSHughes 9 pass from Baker (Ellis kick) AUBURN, Ma. (AP) Pat Sullivan teamed up with Terry Beasley for two touchdown passes and threw another to Dick Schamlz to give Auburn a 30-21 football victory Saturday over Mississippi State. Mississippi State scored three times in the final three minutes of the Southeastern Conference game on passes by substitute quarterback Billy Baker.

Fifth-ranked Auburn displayed an improving ground game as Tommy Lowry broke loose for several long runs, including one touchdown sprint which went 28 yards. Three Quick TDs Mississippi State went scoreless until Baker threw a 19- yard touchdown pass to Jay Hughes with 2:41 left in the game. Then before the Auburn defenders could regain their balance, Baker threw another to Bill Buckley for nine yards. As time ran out, he tossed still another to Hughes also for nine yards. Sullivan was taken out of the game with almost 10 minutes left in the final quarter.

He completed 13 of 24 passes for 140 yards, well below his season's average of 214.7 yards per game. The Auburn quarterback's final scoring pass, eight yards to Beasley, ran his career total to 49 and left only one short of Babe Parilli's SEC record. Sullivan also threw a 15-yard scoring pass to Beasley and one for eight yards to Schmalz. The victory was Auburn's 10th in a row, counting the last game of the 1970 season and the Gator Bowl triumph over Ole Miss. Mississippi State Auburn AubFG Jett 42 AubBeasley 1, (Jett kick) AubSchmaiS (Jett kirk) AubBeasley 8 (Jett kick) AubLowry 28 MSHughes 19 kick) MSBuckley 9 kick) MSHughes 9 I kick) AUBURN, 2 Sullivan team Beasley for passes and Dick Schamlz 30-21 football over Mississip Mississippi times in the fi of the Sout ence game ol stitute quarter Fifth-ranked played an i game as Tom loose for seve eluding one which went 28 Three Mississippi less until Ba yard toucbdo Hughes with game.

Then defenders cot balance, Bake to Bill Buckle As time ran another to Hui yards. Sullivan was game with al left in the completed 13 140 yards, we Eon's average game. The Auburn nal scoring pa Beasley, ran 49 and left Babe Peri ill's Sullivan also scoring pass to for eight yardh victory was Al row, counting the 1970 seaso Bowl triumph 17. 4,57 Mississippi Stater Makes Hying Tackle Ken Phares, 3, brings down Aub urn's swift Terry Henley. (AP).

LEASE YOUR 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 2-DR. SEDAN lh dialts, rig 0411.164110 gi 1r Ohio drove 62 yards for a touchdown with the opening kickoff, then added 10 points within a 46-second span just prior to halftime. before Ronnie Estay got off only a seven-yard punt. Alabama still failed to move against the Bengal defense LSU's final chance came late in the period when it moved from its 15 to the Alabama 38 where Bert Jones fumbled, with the Tide recovering at its 43. That drive was helped by a 19- yard pass interference penalty.

Ohio 1 10 1 7-00 Tula ne 0 0 7 0 7 North Carolina Drops Clemson CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (AP) North Carolina's Ken Craven kicked four field goals to break a school record and tie an Atlantic Coast Conference mark as the Tar Heels defeated Clemson 26-13 Saturday. Doesn't Work TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Tam-I pa's Buddy Carter floated bombs of! 93 and 41 yards to speedy Mark Wakefield in the fading moments Saturday night, but then missed a pass for two extra points as Mississippi limped away from tosw 5 970 AS per month CORONA MARK SLIGHTLY HIGHER.

c7d TOYOTA'T011 5303 POKANE OUKziowsi 3 nm (Green kick) 01JFG Green 20 OUFeidls 34 pass Interception return (Green kick) OUHodgson I run (kick failed) TUHerbert 2 run (Gibson kick) OUJuenger 1 run (Green kick) 4-4Nw4mil Aso, MEN IMElat insftwommaim04, limmummommewoomor soph sensation Andy Johnson recovering from a leg injury. Ray kept the Bulldogs express rolling to three more touchdowns In the third quarter before giving way to Steve Watson. Ray passed sparingly and didn't go to the air in any of the first four touchdown drives. Then he surprised Florida with a 38-yard scoring pitch to flanker Jimmy Shirer. Florida was fired up at the start but the momentum shifted as Georgia proved it was far superior.

The Bulldogs had been beaten by the Gators' John Reaves-to-Carlos Alvarez passing combination as freshmen, sophomores or juniors. Reaves completed a passes In 21 attempts for 87 yards. Alvarez, playing sparingly because of arthritic knee, was shut out. Ray beat Reaves' passing statistics with 7 of 12 for 127 yards. Houston Wallops Memphis State MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(AP) Fullback Robert Newhouse turned out more than 100 yards rushing and collected two touchdovvrks as Houston overpowered Memphis State 35-7 in a non-conference football game here Saturday night. The Cougars dominated the game, taking the opening kickoff and marching 71 yards in a dozen plays for a 7-0 lead. The first score came on a three-yard plunge by quarterback Gary Mullins. Georgia aobberg Florida, 49-7 Georgia Florida First downs 22 11 Rushes-yards 65-228 56-98 Passing yardade 152 104 Return yardage 127 Passes I-13-0 10-27-1 Punts -44 11-38 Fumbles lost i 3 2 Yards penalized 22 41 Duke Dominates West Virginia DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Duke's stingy defense and high-powered offense worked together for the first time Saturday as reserve quarterback Rich Sean spurred the Blue Devils tn a 31-15 football victory over West Virginia.

Sear, directed the Blue Devils to three touchdowns and intercepted one Mountaineer pass after taking on double duty as quarterback and safety when Bob Satyshur hurt a shoulder in the first period. Satyshur, whose injury was reported not serious, had put Duke ahead 10-0 when he left the game. Virginia 10 7 0 8-15 Duke 10 14 7 0-31 DukeJones 1 run Wright kick 'DukePG Wright 26 WVUPotts 89 pas). from (Nest. er kirk) DukeJones 3 run (Wright kick) DukeJackson 2 run (Wright kick) DukeJackson 8 run (Wright kick) WVUChiles 5 run Chiles pass from Galiffe) Duke West Vir DURHAM, Duke's stingy I powered offeru er for the fir as reserve Sean spurred to a 31-15 foot West Virginia.

Sean directed to three touch cepted one after taking on quarterback a Bob Satyshur the first perioe Satyshur, wl reported not Duke ahead 11 the game. Virginia puke DukeJones 1 rui 'DukePG Wright WVUPotts 89 pa er kirk) DukeJones 3 ru DukeJackson 2 DukeJackson 8 WVUChiles 5 ru Chiles pass from 1 ti Georgia Tech Drops Navy A'rLANTA (AP) Georgia Tech defeated Navy 34-21 Saturday on the passing and running- of quarterback Eddie McAsban and by taking advantage of miscues by the Middies. The Yellow Jackets scored touchdowns on a McAshan pass of nine yards to Brent Cunningham, a one-yard run by Tom Lang, a six-yard slant by Alan Hennessey and a 28-yard pass interception runs back by Jeff Ford, Cam Bonifay added two field goals, and Bobby Thigpen kicked two extra points and a McAshan pass to Lang added two points after a touchdown. Navy 0 0 714-21 Ga. Tech 0 13 14 7-34 a hConninohlern MSS from Mfskshan (Thigpen kid) TechFG Bonitay 27 TechFG Bonitay 22 lathFord 70 Inferceotion return McAshan pass fails) TechLang 1 run (Lang.

Pata from Mc Ashen) NavyPease 5 run (tenninp kid) TechHennessey 6 run (Thigpen kick) NavyVan Loan 2 oass from Stuyek run Mannino kick) Georgia 7 13 22 7-49 Florida 0 7 0 0 7 GaFouios 1 run (Braswell kick) GaLake 2 run (Braswell kick) GaRobinson 38 pass interception (kick failed) FlaYancey 0 pass from Reaves (Franco kick) GaRav run (Shirer DAss from Rev) kick) GaShirer 38 pass from Ray (Braswell Galakos 2 run (Braswell kick) GaBurns 23 pasS from Watson (Braswell kick) JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) The seventh-ranked Georgia Bulldogs methodically hammered out their ninth straight football victory Saturday, using a releqtless ground attack and pivotal defensive by Buzy Rosenberg and Mixon Robinson to overcome helpless Florida 49-7. Rosenberg returned a punt 36 yards to set up one touchdown and Robinson rambled 38 yards to score after picking off a pass. Stayed on Ground These two plays put the Bulldogs on the right track after a bumbling ktart and gave them a comfortable 20-7 halftime lead, James Ray quarterbacked his second straight victory with I 0 4, i 1 I 1 'I 1 4 i A 1 I Alabama Edges Louisiana State Alabama LSD First downs 9 17 Pushes-yards 49-214 56-157 Passing yardage 0 75 Ppiorn yardagp 31 3 Passes 0-3-0 9-20-1 Punts 8 .42 6-34 Fumbles Lost 0 2 yards Pena i ized 24 Alabama 3 3 8 0-14 LS11 0 0 7 0 7 Ala-FG B. Davis 29 Aia-FG Davis 38 Ala-T.

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