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Dudish Sparks Jackets First Baylor Tech downs 11 14 Rushing yardage Passing 217 144 Return yardage 15 20 Passes 12-26-3 11-22-2 Punts 7-36 Fumbles lost 1 7-41 Yards penalized 15 ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Sophomore passing sensation Charlie Dudish pulled Georgia Tech out of the fire for the secong straight week Saturday and gave the Yellow Jackets a 17-10 decision over Baylor in an intersectional football game. With 44 seconds left, the composed Dudish fired a 21-yard scoring pass to halfback Steve Harkey for the touchdown. Until the last-minute aerial barrage by Dudish, it appeared the game would end in a 10-10 tie with Baylor coming from behind on a fantastic, juggling catch by Laney Cook, who until this week had been the Bear's third-team quarterback. Cook, moved to tailback against Tech, made the amazing catch on a 69-yard scoring play with 13:33 3 remaining.

Cook speared the Si Southall pass one-handed on the Tech 35, then bounced it between hands more than 10 yards before finally bringing it under control and outdistancing the Tech secondary for the touchdown. The Baylor score came less than three minutes after the Yellow Jackets moved to a 10-3 lead as Tech defensive halfback Jeff Ford intercepted a Bruin pass on the Bear 16 and romped across for the touchdown. Before the closing fireworks, it appeared that the touted aerial battle, matching Dudish against Baylor hurlers Southall and Steve Stuart, might never materialize. In fact, all three quarterbacks had proved ineffective through the first 40 minutes. Tech jumped into an early 3-0 lead as place kicker Jack Moore booted a 28-yard field goal with 12:54 left in the first period.

The three-pointer came after Baylor's Gene Rogers fumbled and Tech's Tash Van Dora recovered on the Bears' 19. Baylor drove to the Tech two early in the third period but settled for a tying 19-yard field goal by Terry Gozby after the Yellow Jacket defense, bulwarked by Rock Perdoni, stopped the Bear drive. Dudish, who hit on six of 13 Tech, duplicated ers heroics of a week ago when against Baylor his fourth-quarthe pulled the Yellow Jackets to a 24-21 decision over Southern Methodist University. Baylor 3 0 3 7--10 Georgia Tech Tech--FG Moore 28 Bay-FG Cozby 19 Tech-Ford 16 pass interception (Moore kick) Bay--Cook 69 pass from Southall (Cozby kick) 21 pass from Dudish (Moore Hickey BC Triumphs Over Middies Navy B.C. First downs 13 15 Rushing yardage yardage 100 137 153.

227 Passing Return 28 44 Passes 13-23-0. 9-16-1 Punts 8-38 5-37 Fumbles Lost 0 Yard penalized 10 35 NEWTON, Mass. (AP) Juniors Frank Harris and Fred Willis rallied a sputtering Boston College attack in the second half and the Eagles came from behind Saturday to launch their 1969 football campaign with a 21-14 victory over stubborn Navy. Harris passed for two touchdowns in the fourth period after Willis, a work horse halfback, opened up the Navy defense with his powerful running. Navy, belted by Penn State in its opener a week ago, appeared en route to an upset as it took a 14-7 lead on Mike McNallen's five-yard touchdown pass to Harry Landau midway through the third period.

A few minutes later, the Middies marched to the Boston College 30 before surrendering the ball on downs. Then the Eagles came to life and Willis went wide to right raced 18 yards to the 48. BC moved to a first down on the Navy 35 but Jim Catone was swarmed under for an 18-yard loss back to the Boston 47. Willis picked up four yards before Harris connected on two straight passes Catone for a first down on the Navy 28. Three plays later, Harris connected with Catone on a 25-yard scoring pass play.

The Eagles marched to the deciding touchdown the next 93, time yards in eight plays. Harris they had the ball, moving passed to George Gill for 50 yards to the Navy 39 and six plays later the BC quarterback rolled his right and passed seven yards to Catone in the end zone. Willis carried 25 times and gained 168 yards on the ground. Harris hit on nine of 16 passes for 137 yards. B.C.

Navy 8 1 7 4 BC run (Poczylowski kick) NA Schweim 1 plunge (Detweiler kick) NA Landau 5 pass from McNallen (Detweiller kick) BC Catone 25 pass from Harris (Poczylowski kick) BC Catone 7 pass from Harris (Poczylowski kick) A 24,200. St. Andrews Wins LAURINBURG St. Andrews defeated Tusculum, 11-1 Saturday in soccer. Ralph Nesbit set a new school record with five goals.

John Daniel and D. E. Griffiths each had two goals. Georgia Defeats Clemson CLEMSON, S. C.

(AP) Quarterback' Mike Cavan threw two long scoring passes and ran over for a third touchdown Saturday to lead Georgia's football team to a 30-0 rout of Clemson. The Georgia junior scored the first touchdown on a short plunge capping an 80-yard march, then passed 63 yards to Dennis Hughes for the second. He got his Southeastern Conference team in position for a 32-yard field goal by Jim McCullough and a 16-0 halftime lead. Cavan tossed a 59-yard scoring pass to Charles Whittemore in the second half, when he also engineered a 56-yard match with Bruce Kemp plunging over from the one. Pass interceptions by David McKnight twice halted the Atlantic Coast Conference hosts in the first half.

One came on the Georgia 28, turning into a touchdown a few plays later on Capackie long Larry throws Brasher to Hughes. a mishandled 'Clemson hand-off at the Tigers', 43 that led to McCullough's field goal. Cavan passed for 18 to Hughes and 20 to Whittemore in Georgia's 80 yard crive. A 20- yard pass interference penalty kept the march alive. Clemson moved into Georgia territory only once in the first half, driving to the 31.

McKnight's interception cut off the threat. That was Clemson's only first half thrust in a contest that started out like a punting duel. Cavan moved his team 56 yards to a touchdown midway in the third quarter, Kemp plunging across. The Georgla quarterback connected twice with Hughes and once with Craig Elrod in the drive. Buck Swindler's interception near the Georgia goal of a Clemson set the stage for Cavan's 59-yard scoring toss to Whittemore.

Swindler's theft stopped Clemson in its deepest penetration of the day, at the Georgia 14. Reserve quarterback Jack Montgomery moved Georgia 52 yards to the the Clemson three just before game ended. The drive was on the ground generally and Clemson tightened to prevent being blanked by an even larger score. First downs 16 20 Rusinng yardage 173 63 Passing yardage 199 225 Rushing yardage 173 63 Passes 10-27-1 20-40-3 Punts 9-43 9-42 Yards penalized 72 94 Fumbles lost 0 3 Georgia 7 7--30 Clemson 0 0 0 0 Georgia--Cavan 1 run (McCullough kick Georgia-Hughes 53 pass from Cavan (kick failed) Georgia- McCullough 32 Georgia-Kemp 1 run (McCullough kick) Georgia 59 pass from Cavan (McCullough kick) Loss Streak Goes to 23 HUNTINGTON, W. Va.

(AP) -A polished Toledo ground attack easily overwhelmed Marshall University, 38 to 13, in a football game here Saturday that extended the Thundering Herd's winless streak to 23 games. The visiting rockets were sparked by a 66-yard touchdown by tailback Tony Harris early in the first quarter. Marshall's sophomore quarterback Ted Shoebridge exhibited a fine air attack with a pair of touchdown passes to sophomore Dennis Blevins in the first half. But the Rockets rolled over the youthful Herd, outrushing them with end runs and hard attacks into the Marshall line. The victory doesn't help Toledo's standings in the Mid-America Conference.

Marshall has been suspended from the conference for recruiting violations and a lack of facilities. Toledo 14 10 7 7-38 Marshall 6 0-13 Mars Blevins 13 pass from ShoeTol-Harris 66 run (Crots kick) bridge (Hurst kick) Tol-Seymour 5 run (Crots kick) Tol-Cole 1 run (Crots kick) Mars-Blevins 39 pass from Shoebridge (run failed) Tol-FG Crots 27 Tol-Duncan 20 pass interc3ption (Crots kick) -Baker 4 pass from Ealey (Crots kick) Mustangs Beat Blue Jackets NORTH WILKESBORO (AP) Southern Pines brothers John and George Pottle shot a best ball three under par 68 Saturday to win the medal in the first round of the Seniors 4-ball championship of the Carolinas Golf Association. The Pottles led the way into the championship flight, with nines of 34-34 over the Oakwood's Country Club course. A stroke behind at 69 were Harry Welch of Salisbury and teaminate Dale Morey of High Point. They bogeyed the 18th hole, erasing their medal opportunity.

Bob Reynolds picked off an interception and dashed 71 yards to LeRoy Martin's first touchdown as the Mustangs went on to defeat Danials 12-0. Sandy Goodwin, a Martin end, caught a pass on his own forty and hauled 60 yards to the second score of the night. Danials threatened only once when they drove down to the six yard line, but the Blue Jackets' field goal attempt failed. Rounding out the title flight, tied with 73s, were: Joe Jarrell and John Newton, High Point; Marvin Boggs and Joe Deal, High Point; Bill Terrell and Erwin Laxton, Charlotte; and Dusty Rhodes, Charleston, S. and H.

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The No. 1 ranked Buckeyes, staging an awesome show of power in their 1969 opener, racked up their 15th straight conquest, the nation's longest winning streak. The huge partisan crowd, unpeturbed by a steady rain, roared its approval as the Buckeyes exploded for three touchdowns in the first quarter, and kept up their assault. After a penalty wiped out a 36-yard pass play, Kern consecond play of scrimmage, a with 58-yard Bruce bomb for the first score. Spartans' Infantry Outguns SMU Aerials First downs SMU Michigan 17 State Passing Rushing yardage yardage 244 49 302 Return yardage 11 Passes 17-31-1 6-16-0 Punts 6-31 6-33 Yards penalized 40 20 EAST LANSING, Mich.

(AP) -Michigan State's grind-it-out running attack stole the glory from the great passing by Southern Methodist Chuck Hixson a 23-15 come from behind football win by the Spartans Saturday. MSU was trailing 15-10 late in the final quarter before the sputtering Spartans finally made their ground game jell. They surged 04 yards in 10 plays with Don Smith carrying the last five yards for the score and a 16-15 edge. Michigan State added another score with slightly more than three minutes remaining. Quarterback Bill Triplett, who had been off target most of the afternoon, hit a five-yard TD to Bruce Kulesza.

Earlier it looked as if Hixon, 32,000 See Rockingham Track Open ROCKINGHAM An estimated crowd of 32,000 turned out Saturday to see the official opening of the new Rockingham International Dragway. Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor cut the ribbon for the official opening and stated, "I'm very impressed with the great crowd and fine dragway that's been constructed. I'm equally impressed with the hundreds of race cars of every make and model from all over the Race finals will be held today.

Danny Ongais, driving Mickey Thompson's Mach took the low elapsed time (ET) in the funny car division, 7.26 seconds. In the dragster division, the Ramchargers Dodge held both the ET and speed record with a 6.79 and 214.79 mph. Ronnie Sox, of the famous Sox and Martin team, Burlington, held the ET and MPH in the popular superstock division with a and 133.90 mph. The fast cars kept the crowd standing all day. Speeds of 200 mph were common as all the top names pulled to the line to literally blast one record after another.

Tailback John Brockington punched across for three touchdowns while Kern and battering fullback Jim Otis scored two each. The outclassed Frogs, beaten by Purdue last week 42-35, never got across midfield as the stingy Buckeye defense kept TCU bottled up. The Frogs lost to Baylor 52-0 in 1910 for their previous worst setback. Ohio scored in every period and got two touchdowns in the final quarter with reserves on the field. The final TD came on a 62-yard pass from Kevin Rusnak to Rookie Tom Campana.

It was the biggest score run up by the Bucks since they beat Indiana 56-0 in 1957, and was the most points scored since Ohio walloped Iowa 83-21 in 1950. the leading passer in the nation last fall, was going to make bullet arm pay off. Southern Methodist scored twice within 15 seconds in the third quarter. The first tally came on a 48-yard field goal by Bicky Lesser. son then threw a 41-yard scoring pass to reserve halfback Gordon Gilder for a 15-7 Pony lead.

Gary Boyce boomed in a 36- yard field goal to put the Spartans within striking distance. It was the third straight defeat for Southern Methodist, beaten earlier by Air Force 26-22 and Georgia Tech 24-21. MSU, which plays Notre Dame week, won its opener from Washington 27-11. Even in defeat, the great Hixson broke by 137 yards the SMU record for total offense of 3,592 yards, formerly held by ex-Detroit Lions star Do a Walker who was watching from the stands. On passing alone, Hixson made 244 yards with 17 completions in 30 pass attempts.

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ran for two touchdowns and Toan threw an 18-yard scoring pass to halfback Don Hill as the Yellow Jackets rolled up a 29-0 lead before Washington and Lee could get on the scoreboard with a pair of second half touchdowns. Randolph-Macon 7 15 13 6-41 Washington Lee 0 8 8-16 R-M Stevens 13 run (Wallace kick) R-M Safety, blocked punt rolled out of end zone R-M Stevens 6 run (pass failed) R-M Hill pass from Toan(Wallace kick) R-M Duncan 5 run (Wallace kick) Gossman. 1 run (Mahaffey pass from Baizley) R-M Duncan 1 run (kick failed) R-M Mahaffey Abbamonte. 2 80 pass punt from return Baizley (kick failed) A 3,000. Quantico Wins QUANTICO, Va.

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