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r- wo rr" 6-C oooe THE MIAMI HERALD Sunday Nov 5 1978 Bethune-Cookman Near vrvrrvrwrrrrrrr tution B-C cannot depend on state support wish somebody would take pity on us and give us a day at the he jokes WILL THE Orange turnstiles spin for the Wildcats? Coach Andy team is 5-2-1 but the visiting Wolverines have lost four of eight games including a 56-0 pasting by arch rivai Florida Morris main gate attraction would appear to be Coach Lambert Reed former head coach at Killian High and assistant at the University of Miami and the University of Florida Clarke says there are more than 700 Bethune-Cookman alumni in Dade County and he object if they brought their friends Saturday night institution needs to be on display in the largest metropolitan Johnson says want to keep coming to Miami We hope we can generate enough interest so we have to stop Last fall's B-C game in the Orange Bowl (a 10-3 victory over Jackson State) drew 9478 spectators 2275 fewer than the previous According to Clarke the 1977 game raised $50000 for the general scholarship fund "It costs more for us to bring our team and band to Miami than to Atlanta (home of Morris says B-C Athletic Director Lloyd (Tank) Johnson player can eat for $7 a day in Atlanta you figure $4 or $5 a meal down where you are The trip costs us $10000-51 1000 and bare bones got to keep working on the things that can be the salvation of our program If we schedule all our games at home we know what going to get But if we could have a good night in the Orange Bowl LAST MONTH B-C applied for reclassi "third annual football in the OB and the promoters are calling it with pardonable hyperbole the "greatest sports event of the year" CONSIDERING the plethora of supporting acts the show may just live up to its billing Friday night Extravaganza Eve there will be the Alumna and discos for teens and adults at the Hotel Intercontinental Saturday pregame: alumni golf and tennis tournaments and a parade through the Liberty City area The parade stepping off at 10:30 am from Manor Park will feature a of the involving the marching bands of Bethune-Cookman Morris Brown and eight area high schools Saturday postgame: a at the Intercontinental Bill Clarke co-chairman for the event hopes that the feature attraction will not be overlooked amid the attendant hoopla fication from the Division II to the new Division I-AA Johnson admits it's an expensive move because it requires the addition of two varsity sports The motive is twofold: to maintain the caliber of the footbaii schedule (five of this opponents are I-AA schools who must play the majority of their games against I-AA foes) and to increase network television revenue I-AA status would entitle Bethune-Cookman to have 35 more football players under scholarship but the least of problems he laughs budget would never permit Johnson estimates annual athletic budget at $400000 a deficit he says school loans us that money and we have to sustain ourselves by getting through Fund-raising other than gate receipts? tough a Johnson says noting that as a private insti By TFRRY KFLLEHER Herald Sports Writer You know all about Larry Little heard of Johnny Jones But does the name Mary McLeod Bethune strike a familiar note? Little is the All-Pro guard Jones is the superintendent of Dade schools Bethune? In 1904 she founded the Daytona Beach institution that later became known as Bethune-Cookman College and turned out bachelors of arts like Little and Jones Next Saturday night at 8 the little (1700-student) school that has graduated many a big name (try seven active National Football League players) will play a big game with big claims The Bethune-Cookman Wildcats whose home stadium can squeeze in 7000 will play host to the Morris Brown Wolverines in the 75499-seat Orange Bowl the Bethune-Cookman alumni A sVr s- NC State Breezes Past Carolina McClendon Sets Rushing Mark Georgia Romps ATHENS Ga (AP) Willie McClendon hammered out 149 yards becoming all-time single season rushing leader as the 13th-ranked Bulldogs blasted Virginia Military Institute 41-3 Saturday Buzzing About Flowers RALEIGH NC (AP) Running backs Ted Brown and Billy Ray Vickers each scored a touchdown Saturday to spark North Carolina State to a 22-13 victory over bumbling South Carolina Brown who ran 28 times for 99 yards increased his season rushing total to 1052 yards while Vickers carried 20 times for 86 yards as North Carolina State upped its record to 6-2 The Gamecocks fell to 4-4-1 Brown scored his touchdown on a one-yard run following a 40-yard march by the Wolfpack in the first quarter and Vickers scampered 14 yards to cap an 80-yard drive in the second period Nathan Ritter added field goals of 45 and 34 yards for the other NC State scores South Carolina scored in the first period on a one-yard dive by quarterback Skip Ramsey after a Wolf-pack fumble and a one-yard run by tailback Johnnie Wright with about three minutes left in the game The Ronnie Lee intercepted a pass by Ramsey on the first play from scrimmage and returned it 13 yards to the 22 But NC State was unable to move the ball and a 33-yard field goal attempt by Ritter sailed wide to the right Ramsey threw another interception six plays later this time to NC Mike Nall The Wolfpack moved 40 yards in six plays and Brown punched across from the one Qfrom PAGE 1C Associated Press David Johnson Leaps Over Defenders for TD Auburn's Jeff Gray (40) ran just manage to hold onto Johnson's foot Gators Romp Past Auburn To Ease Pressure on Dickey yardage raised his season total to 1115 yards better by 12 yards the previous Georgia record set by Heisman Trophy winner Frank Sinkwich in 1941 Georgia a four-touchdown favorite scored on four of its first five possessions as the Bulldogs rolled to their sixth straight victory and seventh in eight games VMI (3-6) avoided a shutout when Craig Jones kicked a 40-yard field goal with 74 seconds left in the third quarter Jeff Pyburn fired a 30-yard pass to Lindsay Scott for first touchdown and freshman quarterback Buck Belue scored on an 11-yard run as Georgia built a 20-0 halftime lead The other scoring had come on field goals of 24 and 32 yards by Rex Robinson GEORGIA added three second-half touchdowns on a one-yard run by James Womack a 41-yard sprint by Ronnie Stewart and a 19-yard run by freshman Matt Simon McClendon became only the fourth Georgia player to gain 2000 yards with a career total 2031 McClendon make his yards easily against the Kaydets He had only 102 yards after his first 25 carries before catching VMI off guard when he took a snap on a fake punt and raced 30 yards to the VMI 41 On the next play Stewart scored Leading 34-3 McClendon came back in the game to try for record and got only five yards on his first three carries before breaking the mark on a 12-yard run with nine minutes left That was his last carry on the game Georgia hit the Kaydets with two long passes a 51-yarder from Belue to Anthony Arnold at the 12 to set up a field goal and a 56-yarder from Davy Sawyer to Gene Veal setting up 19-yard scoring run VMI crossed midfield only once in the first half after recovering a Georgia fumble on the 46 VMI moved to the Georgia 37 where Jones failed on a 54-yard field goal attempt 7 0 0 6 13 7 10 3 2 22 South Carolina NC Staff NCS Brown 1 run (Ritter kick) SC Ramsey 1 run (Parrish kick) NCS Vickers 14 run (Ritter kick) NCS FG Ritter 45 NCS FG Ritter 34 NCS Safety Harper tackled in end zone SC Wright 2 run (pass failed) A 34400 College FROM PAGE I Shumann and Larry Key Kurt Un-glaub was the heir apparent but he has had a history of injuries the last two years Flowers saw sparse action his first two seasons catching only 22 passes But as Haffner and Head Coach Bobby Bowden say Flowers blossomed into the leading role this year said before the season that we would have to have some people step in and come through for us if we were going to go Bowden said is the kind of player you've got to have to be successful" Haffner added: just been over and above what we expected our key third-down guy a lot bigger and faster than the receivers we had last year and he has excellent leaping ability He was a tight end in high school (Jacksonville Raines) and taken a while for him to get DESPITE the accolades Flowers sees considerable room for improvement not doing as good as I'd like he said been basic catches not really great ones And the last three or four games I been thrown to that much because getting double The Seminoles play their last three games at home facing Navy and Florida after Virginia Tech They need to win the next two to keep hopes alive for a bowl bid the start of the year there was a morale said Flowers weren't as enthused as we were last year We said wow lets go out and win rah rah But we really want it say it just for the coach to hear I think we have that morale back now We'll be anxious after this week Haffner has a suggestion if the Seminoles need further motivation going to try to get 11 bees and put them in the headgear of all 1 1 offensive he said stopped when linebacker Yancey Sutton sacked Trotman for seven yards on fourth and six But Davis fumbled on the first play giving the ball back to Auburn for another try this time from the Florida 34 That opportunity died three plays later when tackle Robin Fisher dropped Trotman for four yards at the 33 Auburn seemed to wilt after failing again The Gators took the ball and roared 67 yards on four running plays for a TD and a 31-7 margin Davis gained 17 yards Wil- liams 29 Collinsworth 20 and Johnson one for his second score Georgia Tech? Never heard of Fire the coach? Why? Midway through the final period Auburn second-string quarterback Mike Blanchard connected with split end Mark Robbins for a 42-yard bomb to the Florida 15 The Tigers moved to a first down at the one Three plays later their star running back Joe Cribbs was stopped at the one It was that kind of day for the Gators Ferguson Sots Mark As Irish Whip iNavv Arkansas 37 Rice 7 Clemson 51 Wake Forest 6 Brown 31 Harvard 30 Richmond 27 Carolina 18 Wayne Mich 24 Northwd Mich 14 Ball St 39 Bowling Green 14 Illinois 28 Indiana St 7 Gettysburg 14 Maryland 10 Wilkes 14 Juniata 10 Lehigh 24 CW Post 22 Marietta 13 Capital 8 Michigan 24 Marshall 6 Western Michigan 24 Marshall 6 Purdue 31 Northwestern 0 Bucknell 34 Northeastern 9 Ru1gers21 Massachusetts 11 Georgia 41 VMI 3 Virginia 20 Virginia 17 William Mary 12 Citadel 8 Dartmouth 37 Columbia 7 Kentucky 28 Virginia TechO Cincinnati 20 Northeast Louisiana 7 Yale 42 Cornell 14 Princeton 21 Penn 0 Upsala 18 Seton Hall Penn State 27 Maryland 3 Pittsburgh 18 Syracuse 17 Carolina St 22 Carolina 13 Boston 15 Holy Cross 7 Colgate 17 Lafayette 7 Tennessee 34 Duke 0 Dakota 21 Nebraska-Omaha 3 Cent Michigan 27 Toledo 3 Trinity Conn 41 Amherst 32 Connecticut 30 American Inti 27 Ohio St 49 Wisconsin 14 Michigan 34 iowaO Waynesburg 27 Grove City 0 plunge climaxed a 67-yard drive in 10 plays highlighted by a 14-yard run by Davis up the middle a 17-yard completion from Brantley to Collinsworth and a nine-yard gain around left end on a clever third-and-two call from the Auburn 11 Giving Johnson the ball when the Gators had reached the six-inch line two plays later also was a clever gutsy call The sophomore back had fumbled twice in a 17-13 loss to Georgia Tech the week before once on fourth-and-goal at the Tech one and was crushed afterward by his mistakes Scoring in a similar short-yardage situation had to go a long way toward restoring his confidence An interception by Gator strong safety Derrick Burdgess at his 47 set up final first-half score On third and five from the Auburn 48 Brantley hit tight end Ron Enclade for a 15-yard gain then evaded a strong Auburn rush stepped up into the pocket and found Collinsworth a step ahead of his man in the middle of the end zone DEFENSE continued to stymie Auburn in a scoreless third quarter The Tigers moved from their 46 to the Gator 23 midway through the period but were VMI 10 30-104 67 5-16-0 10-41 3-0 Georgia 26 59-289 184 9-16-0 3-49 2-1 4-40 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Passes Punts Fumbies-lost Penaittes-yards ll- yards set last year by Jerome Hpav-ens against Army when he barreled through the left side for 13 yards on the final play of the third period It was the 14th of his 18 carries for the game In winning its first seven games for the first time since 1960 Navy never had trailed But the Midshipmen lost two fumbles in the first 3i2 minutes Saturday they committed five turnovers in all and fell behind 10-0 on a 20-yard touchdown pass from Joe Montana to Kris Haines and Chuck 38-yard field goal CLEVELAND (AP) Vagas Ferguson shattered Notre single-game rushing record by galloping for 219 yards including an 80-yard touchdown run and the 15th-ranked Fighting Irish ended Cinderella saga by trouncing the llth-ranked Midshipmen 27-7 Saturday scoring dash with five minutes left in the second period made the score 24-0 at halftime and gave the 192-pound junior speedster from Richmond Ind 177 yards on just nine carries Ferguson broke the record of 200 0030-3 10 10 7 14 41 VMI Georgia GA FG Robinson 24 GA Scott 30 pass from Pyburn (Robinson kick) GA FG Robinson 32 GA Belue 11 run (Robinson kick) GA Womack 1 run Robinson kick) VMI FG Jones 40 GA Stewart 41 run (Robinson kick) GA Simon 19 run (Robinson kick) A 50200 am ASSOCIATED BUILDERS CONTRACTORS Adi IMI1R1TO MIAMI'S BEST BARGAIN IN Water Leaks Rust Repairs FREE ESTIMATES One Day Service By Appointment Keep your furnace filter clean Paid Pol Adv paid for by Assoc Bldrs Contractors Robert Clelland Treasurer 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