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6-11 The News and Observer Sunday September 171972 Football Results Citadel Nips Apps Ahoskie 47 est Crawn Eke 14 Greeneville Rose 7 Itallace-Rose Hall 14 Iturgas Garner Restore 1 Murfreesboro 21 Northampton lb iouth Solmston 14 South Lenoir Tarboro Ti Roanoke Rapids' North Forsythe 41 Sanderson' 12 Mattamuskeet 7 PI) toted 13 Gates County 8 Union 24 Bonn 12 Vaiden Whitley 46 Zebulon I Northwood 5d E4151 Montgomery Swansboro 33 Richlands 12 New Hanover Jacksom Me IS Milliamston SI Scotland Neck McColl 16 Maaton Hobgood Academy 46 Berbe Academy 6 Mold Arde Unload Rost downs 17 17 Busis-wards 4-337 44-133 Passing yards S3 Return yards 14 137 Passe 5-9-1 13-M-1 Punts 4-3 7-46 FILMbiel-1051 4-3 5-4 Penaines-yards 4-46 541 BOONt NC Citadel built a three-touchdown lead in the first half then held on for a 28-21 Southern Conference football victory over Appalachian State Saturday night Quarterback Harry Lynch ran over twice from one yard out and passed for another score to lead the winning Cadets in the first league game I Bowling Green Upsets Purdue ai 1 t''-! 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Lumberton it Raeford 3 Northeastern 14 Millbrook Southern Nash 24 Ile 0 Jordon Matthews South Granville 0 for both teams who both now have 1-1 records Appalachian charged back with a third period touchdown and two in the final period the last one a I2-yard Ray Haskett pass to Dwight Gates with 57 seconds left After the score Appalachian recovered an on-sidcs kick but George Coleman of The Citadel intercepted a Haskett pass on the Cadet 34 to preserve the victory for the visitors The Citadel gained 337 yards rushing to 133 for Appalachian which picked up 22 yards passing to only 53 for The Citadel The Citadel passed only twice in the last half completing both Lynch hit Tom Skordal with a 37-yard scoring pass and then made it 14-0 for The Citadel with a one-yard plunge in the first period John Hall ran 72 yards for The Citadel's second period touchdown to make it 21-0 at the half Appalachian's first touchdown came in the third period Steve Loflin hitting Joe Gibbons with a 13-yarder Rich Agle returned a punt 70 yards for the second Mountaineer touchdown in the fourth period after which Lynch plunged over from a yard out for The Citadel's final touchdown WEST LAFAYETTE Ind (AP) Don Taylor a three-day member of the Bowling Green football team kicked a 29-yard fourth-quarter field goal and upset the 18th-ranked Purdue Boilermarkers Saturday Purdue never led although it twice came from behind to tie the score Bowling Green Mid-American Conference favorite meeting its first Big Ten opponent fought a flu epidemic all week but gave Purdue a physical beating Four Purdue players were removed with injuries and never returned Purdue won most of the statistics gaining 244 yards from scrimmage to Bowling Green's 212 but its ball carriers repeatedly were jarred loose from the pigskin by the fierce Falcon tacklers They recovered five of Purdue's six fumbles Bowling Green's Reid Lam-port passed 20 yards to Roger Wallace all alone in the end zone after Purdue fumbled on its 20 in the first quarter Taylor kicked the first of his two extra points Purdue scored just 1:09 later on a 40-yard run by Skip Peterson following a 29-yard sprint by veteran Neil Armstrong Bo Peterson first-time starter at quarterback for Purdue fumbled a second time near the end of the quarter Bowling Green scored with five seconds left on the clock Bill Pitman falling on a Lam-port fumble in the end zone Armstrong ran 17 yards in the last minute and a half of the first half and Frank Conner kicked his second extra point to tie the score Huff Paces Seminoles Tabor City 36 Fatrirsont 0 Bath 29 Littleton 6 Union Pines 41 Chatham Central 6 Eastern Wayne 34 North Pat 12 Frank linton 35 Gaston 2 Camp Le pone 31 East Dup lin 0 Hobbton 41 Clarkton 20 Dunn 20 Pinecrest 0 Ayden Craton 20 0 It Conley 0 Weldon 24 Northwest 0 Scotland 23 Fayetteville-Byrd 20 Durham 12 Hillside 7 Apex 24 Erwin 14 Pamlico Co 34 White Oak 14 North Johnston IL Princeton 12 Chapel Hill 28 Cary 23 North Eluplin61 Midway Southern Durham 2 2 litikborough Orange 0 Henderson Vance 20 Durham Jordan 12 North Lenoir 14 Charles Aycock 6 James Kenan 21 Whiteville 7 Wake Forest-Rolesvil le 50 Louisburg 0 Enloe 12 Broughton 11 South Brunswick 28 Acme-Delco 14 East Bladen 35 Tar Heel 0 Hallsboro 14 Red Springs 8 Bladenboro 54 LIttlef le Id 6 West Carteret 35 Jones Senior 6 Oxford Webb 18 North Durham 0 Tennessee's Haskel Stanback (24) powers his way past Penn State's John Skorupan tra' 4 Citadel 14 7 7-28 AppaIacblai 8 7 14-21 37 pass from Lynch (Tice kick) 1 run (Tice kick) 72 run (Tice kick) 13 pass from Lo Hui (Clark kick) 70 punt return (Clark luck) 1 run (Tice kick) 12 pass from Haskett tClark kick) A-1000 Vo is Outlast enn State MIAMI Fla (AP) State quarterback Gary Huff passed for four touchdowns as the Seminoles rolled to a 37-14 victory over the University of Miami at the Orange Bowl Saturday night in a collegiate football clash between intrastate rivals Huff connected on 22 of 34 passes for 329 yards sprinkling touchdown tosses between three receivers It was the Seminoles second straight victory Miami playing before a hometown crowd of 35421 is 0- Nagle plunged from the 1 for a State touchdown in the third stanza after David Graf had recovered Chancey's fumble on the Vol 22 Oakland 12-3 cond half He connected with flanker Jim Scott on a beautiful pass for 69 yards for the Lions' first touchdown early in the third quarter Albert Viti Ilio State's left-footed soccer-style kicker made good the first of three conversions Midway in the final quarter Hufnagel hit sophomore end Dan Natale in the end zone for the Lions' third score Bob iot Penn State 0 0 14 7-21 Tennessee 14 7 0 7-20 41 run Twonsend kick 3 run (Townsend kick 22 run (Townsend kick 69 pass from Hut nagel tiello kick 1 run (Vitiello kick 2 run (Townsend kick 14 pass from Nufnagel (Villa kick A-71647 Peon St Tennessee First downs 17 IS Rushes-yards 49-175 47-229 Passing yards 192 97 Return yards 56 72 Passes 29-12-2 16-10-0 Punts 7-39 8-42 Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-2 Penalties-yards 2-20 1-15 KNOXVILLE Tenn (AP) Seventh-ranked Tennessee piled up 21 points in the first half and then outlasted sixth-ranked Penn State in the second Saturday night for a 28-21 victory in an intersectional football game It was the first night game ever played in Tennessee's Neyland Stadium and the overflow crowd of 71647 was the largest ever to witness a sports event in the state I(frCIANfAbSN TLINORK EITRYWHERE 1 TEXAS OAKLAND a ht ab bi DNelson If 0 0 0 Campnris sa 4 1 1 0 Lovitto of 0 0 0 Cullen ss 2 0 1 2 Ford rf 0 0 0 Ruth If 3 4 2 0 Billings 1 1 0 Mangual rf 2 0 0 0 Harrah ss 1 2 0 MAlou rf 1 1 1 4 Martinez 3b 1 1 2 Hendrick of 1 0 0 0 Buttner lb 0 2 0 of 4 1 3 2 Harris 2b 0 0 0 Lewis If 1 0 1 0 Panther 0 0 0 Epstein lb 1 1 1 3 Mason ph 0 0 0 Marquz lb 1 0 0 0 Lawson 0 0 0 Tenace 4 0 0 0 DJones ph 001 Haney 1000 Stnhouse 000 Bando 3b 3101 Hinton 01 0 McvilI 2b 0000 Ragland 2b 0 0 0 Minder ph 1 0 0 0 Kubiak 2b 4 7 20 Holtzman 5 1 1 0 Total 33 3 7 3 Total 38 12 13 12 Texas 000 00 0 03-3 Oakland 2 103 4 0 0 2 x-12 Nelson 2 Martinez 6 Oakland 11 Alou Holtzman Lewis Martinez Buttner (24) DJones )- t' Tennessee jumped out to a three-touchdown lead on the outside sprinting of Haskel Stanback and the inside running of Steve Chancey and appeared on the way to a rout But the Nittany Lions came storming back after the intermission and outplayed Tennessee through most of the second half Stanback scored on runs of 41 and 3 yards both resulting from Penn State turnovers He tallied the game-clinching six-pointer in the fourth period from the 2 to cap an 80-yard 13-play drive that consumed six minutes and 59 seconds on the clock Chancey got Tennessee's third six-pointer late in the second quarter on a 22-yard dash off right tackle Ricky Townsend Tennessee's barefoot soccer-style kicker booted four extra points to run his streak to eight in two games State quarterback John Hufnagel who had a frustrating first half with only three pass completions out of 10 began hitting his targets in the se Ittb Ibe 0 4 4 Bills Name IgIi( fh 4 IF ER BB SO Stanhouse (L2-6) 1 2-3 5 3 3 3 1 Htnton 3 4 7 0 4 2 Panther 21-320001 Lawson 1 2 2 2 1 0 Holtzman (907-111 9 7 3 3 2 4 T-229 A-4522 Tampa Tags Michigan MARQUETE Mich (AP) Quarterback Buddy Carter raced 56 yards for one touchdown and tossed a 34- yard pass to Alex Ed lin for another Saturday to lead the University of Tampa to a 34-21 victory over Northern Michigan The Spartans 2-0 this season following the nonconference game that dropped NMU to 1-1 rushed for 314 yards and passed for 96 while the Wildcats totaled 299 yards on offense just 17 of them passing Morris La Grande scooted 18 yards and Fred Solomon drove four yards for Tampa's other touchdowns and Bob Cooper kicked field goals of 26 and 37 yards Pete Speier scored twice for NMU on runs of 11 and 34 yards and Andy Andrade ran five yarrs for the Wildcats' other touchdown Co-Captains BUFFALO NY (AP) Running back OJ Simpson and linebacker Paul Guidry were named Saturday co-captains of the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League The Bills open their regular season Sunday entertaining the New York Jets 1 il 1 -) 1 i 1 vt ht4e 1 Alaftle 1 24 Huff a senior from Tampa was last year's leading collegiate passer and has amassed 571 yards so far this year Florida State staked Miami to a 7-0 first period lead and then fought back on a field goal and two touchdown passes for a 17-7 halftime lead An early third period score by Barry Smith who had three touchdowns sent FSU in front 23-7 and put the game safely away as he scampered over from the one yard line Miami sophomore quarterback Kary Baker received a broken ankle midway through the third period when he was tackled by three FSU defenders Huff hit Smith twice with 43- yard and 5-yard touchdown passes and Gary Parris with a 7-yard toss Mike Allen snagged a 37-yarder from Huff for a TD Miami added a second touchdown late in the fourth quarter when relief 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