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3 LSU Blasts Tulane, 36-7 The Associated Press BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Wide receiver Andy Hamilton, who earned national lineman honors last week, dazzled a home crowd for the last time Saturday night with a pass-catching show that triggered Louisiana State to a 36-7 season ending football victory over traditional rival Tulane. The 6-3, 190-pound senior from Ruston, La. grabbed six passes for 161 yards two of them for touchdowns as the Gobblers Glide By VMI, 34-0 Va. Tech VMI First downs 27 6 Rushes-yards 53-224 34-47 Passing yardage 285 114 Return yardage 96 60 Passes 19-32-2 8-32-2 Punts 6-41 11-38 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 107 21 ROANOKE, Va.

(AP) Virginia Tech's Gobblers wound up a 4-7 football season here Saturday by whipping the hapless Virginia Military Institute Keydets 34-0. Tech, with head coach Charlie Coffey in his first year at the controls, stopped VMI on numerous drives, one that penetrated all the way to the Tech 13. The loss gave VMI a 1-10 season under new coach Bob Thalman. Tech's Don Strock accounted for two of the Gobblers' TD's, throwing a 13-yard scoring pass to Mike Burnop in the second quarter and another 4-yarder to Vince Russo later in that period. J.

B. Barber and Russo ran for Tech's other two first half touchdowns and a 27-0 halftime lead. The two squads traded licks scorelessly until the fourth quarter when reserve quarterback Bob German moved Tech from its own 49 to score in four plays. German scored rolling to the right on a 29-yard bootleg. The Keydets got their deep penetration just before halftime moving from their own to the Tech 13 on four plays.

The key to that drive was 64-yard pass. from Vern Beitzel to Ken Terry, but time expired before the Keydets could score. Keydets did hold the Gobblers short of the end zone early in the first half and again late in the action. That first time, the Gobblers rolled steadily to a first down at the VMI 5 and three more plays pushed the ball down to the 1-foot line. On fourth down, Strock tried the middle of the line himself but did not make it.

With time waning in the final period, German engineered Tech to the VMI 2 but the Gobblers were pushed back to the 14 on a penalty and some aroused Keydet defense. Strock returned to the game when German was injured, but he was caught for a loss as the game ended. Virginia Tech 7 20 0 7-34 VMI 0 0 0-0 VT -Barber 2 run (Dave Strock kick) -Burnop 13 pass from Don Strock (Dave Strock kick) VT--Russo 4 pass from Don Strock (kick failed) VT -German 29 run (Dave Strock kick) A estimated. Boston College Tops Arch-Rival FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) Senior quarterback Ray Rippman passed for two touchdowns and set up another with a long strike as Boston College defeated arch-rival Holy Cross 21-7 Saturday in a traditional New England college football windup.

Rippman got the heavily favored Eagles rolling Holy Cross took a surprising 7-0 lead on Pete Vaas' short scoring pass to Joe Neary early in the second period. Favored by better than three touchdowns, BC struck back quickly for a pair of scores and went on to cap its winningest season since 1940. Southerners Roll HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) Two seniors considered by some too small to play college. football led Southern Mississippi to a 35-0 thrashing of West Texas State here Saturday in a seasongame for both teams.

Wee Willie Heidelburg, a 5- foot-6, 145-pound running back, scored two touchdowns and slender 164-pound quarterback Donegan completed 12 Rick, passes for 141 yards. The Southern defense held the usually high-scoring Buffaloes to 143 yards total offense. The home team picked off six West Texas passes, including three by safety Ray Guy. Guy's first interception came on the Southern 24-yard line midway through the first quarter. He ran it back 20 yards to start Southern toward its first score.

Three plays later Heidelburg circled right end for 20 yards and the touchdown. The News and Observer, Sunday, November 28, 1971 11--3 Reaves Passes Gators to Win powerful Bayou Bengals flexed their muscles as they aimed toward a Dec. 18 Sun Bowl date against Iowa State. The victory closed LSU's regular schedule with eight victories against three losses, while outgunned Tulane took its eighth setback against three victories. The triumph also extended LSU's superiority over its downstate rival to 23 games since Tulane has not beaten the Tigers since 1948.

Hamilton scored on a 14- yard pass from quarterback Paul Lyons and took a 35-yard toss for another tally from alternate quarterback Bert Jones, Hamilton's cousin from Ruston. He also caught a 55- yard bomb that carried to the Tulane five to set up Chris Dantin's short trip for another Tiger touchdown. LSU, rated a solid threetouchdown favorite, hung up nine points in the first period on an 11-yard pass from Jones to tight end Jay Michaelson and Michaelson's 21-yard field goal. The Tigers pushed another touchdown across in the second quarter on Jones' seven-yard bullet to Ken Kavanaugh and the Bengals sported a 15-0 lead at intermission. LSU Ups Margin Dantin's short smack after the long toss to Hamilton upped the LSU margin to 22-0 and Hamilton's 14-yard grab increased it to 29-0.

Tulane's Ricky Hebert scooted 63 yards to the Tiger 11 in the final seconds of the third period and Tulane got on the board two plays later on Hebert's yard run. Lee Gibson added the conversion. Hamilton's 35-yard grab from Jones hung up the game's final score. Hamilton was named the nation's co-lineman of the week with LSU's Ronnie Estay last week. His performance Saturgave him a career total receptions for 1,995 night, yards and 24 touchdowns.

Football Scoreboard East Army 24, Navy 23 Boston College 21, Holy Cross 7 Rutgers 27, Morgan State 8 South Clemson 17, South Carolina 7 Tennessee 19, Vanderbilt 7 Virginia Tech 34, Virginia Military 0 Southern Mississippi 35, West Texas State 0 Alabama 31, Auburn 7 Florida St. 31, A Pitt 13 Florida 45, Miami 16 LSU 36, Tulane 7 Southern 24, N. C. 16 Midwest Cincinnati 19, Louisville 16 Tulsa 31, Wichita St. 13 Southwest Rice 23, Baylor 0 TCU 18, SMU 16 Texas, Arlington 21, Abilene 1 17 Far West Colorado St.

38, New Mexico St. 21 California Lutheran 34, Montana Tech. Grambling College 58, Fullerton State 26 Hayward 17, Cal Poly 15 State 55, Barbara 10 Loyola, L. A. 23, San Diego 21 NAIA Playoffs Arkansas Tech 24, Northern St.

0 Westminster 28, Carthage 28 (Westminster wins on basis of most penetrations inside opponent's 20-yard line.) Grambling Rolls LOS ANGELES (AP) Grambling's swift backs dazzled Fullerton State and a crowd of 60,415 with 454 yards rushing in a 59-26 romp over the outmanned Titans in an intersectional football game Saturday. The Tigers from Louisiana, making their annual visit to Southern California, scored three touchdowns in a sixminute span of the third quarter to break the game open. Herman Christophe scored on runs of six and five yards and piled up 122 yards on 14 carries in the first half alone. Wingback Mike Jones tallied on a four-yard run and a 42-yard sprint around right end. Fullerton State, 6-4, got within 17-14 on Mike Ernst's one-yard scoring flip to Chris Jaramillo in the second quarter, but it was all Grambling after that.

The crowd, which had come to Tigers and their famed marching band, poured onto the field with 1:54 to play and the game was called. Arkansas Tech Playoff Winner RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (AP) Quarterback Phil Fisher completed nine of 16 passes for 192 yards and threw two touchdown tosses to lead Arkansas Tech to a 24-0 victory over Northern State of South Dakota in the NAIA Division playoffs here Saturday. Both of Fisher's TD strikes were to split end Rick Thone in the first quarter. The Wonder Boys, undefeated this season, play Livingston State of Alabama Dec.

11 for the NAIA Division 1 championship. MIAMI (AP) Florida's John Reaves passed for 348 yards to smash Jim Plunkett's national record with 7,549 career yards Saturday night as the Gators walloped Miami 45-16 in the Orange Bowl. The 6-foot-4 senior completed 33 of 50 attempts to surpass Stanford's 1970 Heisman Trophy winner, hitting for four touchdowns and topping it off by catching a pass from halfback Tommy Durrance for a fifth. Reaves was carried off the Houston Rolls HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)Quarterback Gary Mullins ran for two second half touchdowns and Robert Newhouse became the fourth collegian in history to rush over 1,700 yards in season to lift Astro- Bluebonnet Bowlbound Houston to a 42-16 vicover Utah Saturday night.

The Utes, winners of only three games this season, used field 1 goals of 32 and 40 yards and a 30-yard blocked punt return for a touchdown by defensive back John Frech to take a 16-14 lead at halftime over the 5th-ranked Cougars. Newhouse, who rushed 204 yards on 34 carries, ran one yard for a touchdown in the first quarter and Mullins hit split end Pat Orchin on a 64-yard touchdown bomb in the second quarter for the 16-14 halftime deficit. But the Cougars cracked the Utes in the second half Mullins running seven yards for a touchdown in the third quarter and eight yards in the fourth period. Newhouse, who finished the season with 1,757 yards, put the Cougars in control with 10:10 left in the game with a tremendous 40-yard touchdown run. Havelock Coach Finishes Second DURHAM (AP) Coach Jim Biggerstaff of the South Point High School at Belmont has been chosen as North Carolina's high school coach of the year.

The runnerup in the voting was Frank Ciamillo, coach of Havelock High School whose team had a 13-0 record and won the eastern North Carolina AAA championship. Biggerstaff, whose team ran up a record of 12 wins to no losses and one tie and became western North Carolina AAA cochampions, was selected by the North Carolina Association of Sports Broadcasters at their annual meeting. United Press International Tennessee defenders swarm around Vanderbilt quarterback Steve Burger (center) Vols Rally by Vandy, 19-7 Vanderbilt Tennessee First downs 8 18 Rushes-yards 39-123 51-189 Passing yardage 57 163 Return yardage 52 Passes 5-15-1 12-26-0 Punts 11-36 10-31 Fumbles lost 0 1 Yards penalized 61 15 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)Tennessee bunched all its scoring in the fourth quarter and defeated upset-minded Vanderbilt, 19-7, Saturday in a Southeastern Conference football game. Vanderbilt shocked the partisan crowd of 56,244 by taking the lead on a 9-yard touchdown run by quarterback Steve Burger in the second period, capping a 53-yard drive.

Taylor Stokes converted and the Commodores nursed a 7-0 margin in until midway in the fourth quarter. Got Untracked Tennessee, which had failed to get inside the Vandy 20 in the first three periods, finally got its offense untracked and drove 80 yards for the game touchdown, Jim Maxwell passing 7 yards to Sonny Leach for the score. George Hunt kicked his 25th consecutive extra point and field on his teammates' shoulders and tossed into a giant pool under the Orange scoreboard. The entire Florida squad then jumped into the water beside the recordbreaker from Tampa. Seminoles Rout Pittsburgh TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

(AP) Junior Huff, first staggered by a pair of interceptions, snapped back to pass for three touchdowns 261 yards to lead Fiesta Bowlbound Florida State in whipping Pittsburgh 31-13 Saturday night. The Seminoles ended their regular season 8-3 with a Dec. 27 date in the first Fiesta Bowl against Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz. A crowd of 19,292 was surprised one minute into the game when Pitt, finishing at 3-8 for the season, jumped to a 7-0 lead. Pittsburgh's Bill Adams, FSU's intercepted 42 a and Huff ran into the end zone.

Two drives later FSU was halted at the Panther 30 with a theft of a Huff pass by Pitt's George Fehrer, but the Seminoles roared back with a 24-point second quarter. Late Field Goal Gives TCU Win his 55th straight over a twoyear span. Soon thereafter 11th-ranked Tennessee, and bound for the Liberty Bowl, got the ball in midfield and after picking up a first down, Hunt booted a 39-yard field goal to put the Vols ahead 10-7 with 3:47 remaining. A pass interception by Eddie Brown and 14-yard return to the Vanderbilt gave Ten- nessee another scoring opportunity. Steve Chancey ran 7 for the touchdown after Bill Rudder had picked up 18 on a draw up the middle.

The Vols completed their scoring seconds later when Vandy quarterback Steve Lainhart was tackled in the end zone on a pass attempt. Tennessee is now 8-2 and closes its season next Saturday against sixth-ranked Penn State. This is the seventh consecutive year the Vols have won eight or more games. Vanderbilt ended its campaign with a 4-6-1 record. Bears' Beall Bows Out A 23-0 Loser HOUSTON, Tex.

(AP) Mark Williams kicked field goals of 22, 22, and 29 yards Saturday to establish a Southwest Conference season record and led Rice to a season-ending 23-0 victory over the Baylor Bears in the final game for Baylor head coach Bill Beall. Baylor athletic director Jack Patterson announced that Beall'6 contract had been terminated by mutual agreement with the Baylor of trustees. The Owls, completing their Vanderbilt 0 0 7 Tennessee 1 0 19-19 Vend 7 9 pass run from (stokes Maxwell kick) (Hunt kick) Tenn -FG Hunt 39 Sorely 7 Lainhart run (Hunt tackled kick) in end zone A Williams added the record tying 22-yarder later in the second quarter and kicked his 13th of the year a 29-yarder in the third period. Tulsa Rolls, 31-13 WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Tulsa University gave Wichita State a 31-13 Missouri Valley Conference beating Saturday in the season finale for both schools to finish in a second-place conference football tie with Louisville.

(, first season under coach Bill Peterson, took advantage of seven turnovers against the bumbling Bears to move ahead of Texas Tech into sixth place in the final SWC standings. Williams kicked a 22-yard field goal in the second quarter to equal a previous SWC record of 11 set by Jerry Don Saunders of Texas Tech in 1968. Bill McClard of Arkansas set a new record with his 12th field goal against Texas Tech last week. ONE PICTURE IS WORTH TEN THOUSAND WORDS positive of the statement! from our fine Christmas flasks smoking and accessories antiqued be globes im- Nowell's we guarantee you'll CLAN CAMERON SHOP Cameron Village, and NORTH HILLS TCU SMU First downs 22 14 Rushes-yards 60-234 48-193 Passing yardage 112 70 Return yardage -19 -9 Passes 7-16-1 9-16-1 Punts 1-45 4-28 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized In 56 DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Nerveless Berl Simmons kicked a 29-yard field goal with 13 seconds left to play to give Texas Christian a stirring 18-16, come-from-behind victory over Southern Methodist.

Saturday and clinch third place in the final Southwest Conference standings for the Horned Frogs. It was the third field goal of the day for Simmons who defeated Rice last week with a last-second field goal. Simmons had earlier kicked field goals of 33 and 37 yards. His winning field goal came after Southern Methodist had gone ahead 16-15 with 2:50 left in the game on a two-yard touchdown run by, Mustang senior quarterback Gary Hammond. TCU finished with a 5-2 SWC mark and 6-4-1 for the season.

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