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a a 00 Georgia survives on late TD pass From News Dispatches JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Lindsey Scott turned a short pass from Buck Belue into a 93-yard touchdown, longest in Georgia's football history, with 1:03 to play Saturday to give the unbeaten, second-ranked Bulldogs an incredible 26-21 victory over No. 20 Florida. The stunning windup came on a thirdand-11 play after Florida, which erased a 20-10 deficit with 1 11 points in the final period, backed Georgia within the shadow of its goal posts when Mark Dickert punted out of bounds at the 7-yard line with 1:35 left. And it overshadowed a 238-yard rushing show by Herschel Walker, Georgia's fabulous freshamn, who bolted 72 yards for a touchdown on the fourth play of the game and became the Bulldogs' singleseason rushing leader with 1,334 yards, smashing the mark of 1,317 by Willie McClendon two years ago.

Georgia's Rex Robinson kicked field goals of 25 and 20 yards in the third period, plus a pair of extra points to tie the Southeastern Conference career scoring record 254 points held by Louisiana State's Charles Alexander. The last-gasp Georgia triumph the Bulldogs are 9-0 overall and 5-0 in the SEC offset a 286-yard passing display by Florida freshman Wayne Peace, who completed 20 of 37 passes in only his fourth start. Peace flipped a 9-yard touchdown pass to Cris Collinsworth midway the second period to start the Gators' comeback from a 14-3 deficit. James Jones ran 11 yards for a Florida touchdown to cap an 81-yard drive with 46 seconds gone in the final period, Peace tossed a two-point conversion to Tyrone Young and Brian Clark, who kicked a 30-yard field goal in the first period, booted one from 40 yards with 6:52 remaining to give the Gators a 21-20 lead. After Dickert punted out of bounds with 1:35 to go, Belue scrambled for a 1- yard loss and then threw an incomplete pass.

But on third down, he found Scott over the middle at the Georgia 26 and the junior speedster angled down the left sideline, outrunning a half-dozen futile Florida defenders to the end zone. Belue also accounted for Georgia's second touchdown with a 13-yard pass to Ronnie Stewart early in the second quarter. Georgia 3 1 6-26 Florida 11-21 Ga -Walker 72 run (Robinson kick) Fla- FG Clark 30 -Stewart 13 pass from Belue (Robinson kick) Fla-Collinsworth 9 pass from Peace (Clark kick) Ga-FG Robinson 25 Ga-FG Robinson 20 Fla-J. Jones 11 run (Young pass from Peace) Fla-FG Clark 40 Ga-Scott 93 pass from Belue (pass failed) Ga Fla First downs 17 20 53-286 42-123 Passing yards 145 286 Return yards 29 24 Passes 7-16-2 20-37-2 Punts 5-46 7-35 Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 5-45 8-99 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Georgia, Walker 37-238, Belue 9-26, Womack 5-18. Florida, J.

Jones 22-89, Peace 12-13. PASSING Georgia, Belue 7-16-2-145. Florida, Peace 20-37-2-286. RECEIVING Georgia, Scott 2-114, Stewart 1-13. Florida, Young 10-183, Collinsworth 3-29, Jackson 3-23.

Kentucky 31 Vanderbilt. 10 LEXINGTON, Ky. Larry McCrimmon threw for 272 yards and two touchdowns in helping the Kentucky Wildcats break a -game losing skid by beating Vanderbilt 31-10 Saturday. The victory was the Wildcats' first in Southeastern Conference competition this season. They are now 3 3-6 overall.

Vanderbilt, winless in league play, fell to 1-7 on the year. A 42-yard pass from McCrimmon to Greg Wimberly set up Kentucky's first score, a 1-yard plunge by Randy Brooks with 10:26 left in the first quarter. It was the first of two scores for Brooks. Then McCrimmon connected with tight end Jim Campbell on a 4-yard scoring pass with 3:54 remaining in the first half. Vandy's only scoring chance in the first half disappeared when Mike Woodard's field goal attempt from 47 yards fell short.

Griggs made good on a 37-yarder with 11:37 remaining in the third quarter to open second-half scoring and give Kentucky a 17-0 lead. Vanderbilt quarterback Whit Taylor got the Commodores on the board with a 4-yard touchdown run off a broken play with 5:41 left in the third quarter. A Woodard field goal of 42 yards with 10:55 to go in the game completed Vanderbilt's scoring. Kentucky put the game away on a McCrimmon pass to Charlie Jackson of 12 yards with 4:31 to go. Kentucky linebacker Chuck Smith choked off Vanderbilt's final threat, when he intercepted a Taylor pass with 4:07 left in the game.

Vanderbilt 0 0 7 3-10 Kentucky 1 7 314-31 Brooks 1 run (Griggs kick) Campbell 4 pass from McCrimmon (Griggs kick) FG Griggs 37 Taylor 4 run (Woodard kick) FG Woodard 42 Jackson 12 pass from McCrimmon (Griggs kick) Brooks 4 run (Griggs kick) A 54,522 Auburn. 31 So. Mississippi. .0 AUBURN, Ala. Joe Sullivan passed 33 yards for one touchdown and ran 19 yards for another and James Brooks scored twice on 1-yard plunges as Au- The Associated Press Buck Belue, left, congratulates Lindsey Scott after winning TD pass burn rallied around its embattled coach and crushed favored Southern Mississippi 31-0.

The fired-up Tigers, 5-4, took control of the game from the opening kickoff and scored on their first two possession. Moving mainly on the ground, Auburn drove to the Eagle 33-yard line on its first possession and on a third-and-15 play, Sullivan found flanker Byron Franklin running free and hit him with a touchdown pass. The Tigers came back on their next possession and marched 77 yards to a touchdown with Brooks, who finished the day with 96 yards, getting the score on a 1-yard dive. Trailing 14-0 in the second quarter, Southern drove to the Auburn 8, but on a third-and-one play, quarterback Reggie Collier was thrown for a 3-yard loss. Southern gambled on fourth down but the move backfired when Collier overthrew a receiver in the endzone.

Southern never posed another serious Crimson Tide pounds Bengals From News Dispatches TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Major Ogilvie scored on two short runs Saturday to help No. 6 Alabama rebound from last week's loss and hand Louisiana State its first Southeastern Conference defeat, 28-7. The Crimson Tide, which had its 28-game winning streak snapped last week by Mississippi State a loss that cost Alabama its No. 1 ranking, jumped into a 14-0 first -half lead before LSU could get its offense mov- Alabama, 8-1 overall and locked in a three-way tie for second place in the SEC at 4-1 behind secondranked Georgia, opened the scoring on a 35-yard touchdown burst by reserve quarterback Ken Coley with just 4:13 gone in the first quarter.

Coley, who started in place of senior quarterback Don Jacobs, went out minutes after his touchdown because of a sprained hand. But the Tide then marched 76 yards on 11 plays and Ogilvie took the ball in from 2 yards out five seconds into the second quarter. Ogilvie's other touchdown came on a 3-yard run with 13:51 left. That score was set up when LSU punter David Johnston bobbled the snap and kicked the ball only 1 yard, giving Alabama possession at its 40. LSU, 6-3, scored its only touchdown with three minutes left in the second quarter on a 1- yard run by quarterback Alan Risher to cap a 59- yard, 10-play drive.

That score was set up when the Bengals were awarded first and goal on Alabama's 1 after pass interference in the end zone. Risher breezed in for the touchdown two plays later. Alabama was sitting on a 14-7 lead before Ogilvie's second touchdown and widened its victory margin when freshman running back Joe Carter scored on a 1-yard run over the middle with 50 seconds left. Alabama plays top: ranked Notre Dame next Saturday. The Irish were held to a 3-3 tie by Georgia Tech, a team the Tide beat 26-3 in the opening game of the season.

LSU Ala First down 13 18 Rushes- 51-139 57-312 Passing yards 91 27 Return 40 15 Passes 12-22-1 2-6-0 Punts 8-32 6-39 Fumbles-lost 6-2 5-3 Penalties-yards 5-41 2-9 Louisiana State 0 7 0 0-7 Alabama 0 14-28 A Coley 35 run (Kim kick) A Ogilvie 2 run (Kim kick) LSU Risher 1 run (Johnston kick) Ogilvie 3 A Carter 1 run (Kim kick) A 60.210 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing: LSU Risher 17-39, Ellington 11-45, Gaian 11-33; Alabama Jackson 11-86, Ogilvie 11-57. Passing: LSU Risher 12-22-1- 91; Alabama Jacobs 2-5-0--27. Receiving: LSU LaFleur 4-34, Gaian 4-26; Alabama Joey Jones 1-16. Krout 1-11. E.

Tenn. St. 28 J. Madison. 23 HARRISONBURG, Va.

East Tennessee State scored 21 fourth-quarter points to overcome a 23-7 deficit and captured a 28- 23 football victory over James Madison. The Buccaneers' triumph, their first this season, snapped a nine-game losing streak. Phil Hunt's 46-yard COUPON ONE WEEK ONLY BF GOODRICH OFFER NOV. EXPIRES 15, 1980 Steel and Glass Belted Radials BF Goodrich Whitewall, Blackwalls, 1st. Blems AS LOW AS BR78-14XLM BIk Steel (1 st.) 35.95 $29.95 (DR-14) P20570R-14XLM GLASS (BLEM) B1k Steel (1st.) 43.95 P185-13XL200 WHITEWALL P195-14XLM WW Steel Blem.

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Sunday, November 9, 1980 3-Il Seminoles top Hokies From News Dispatches TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Junior quarterback Rick Stockstill tossed two touchdown passes to wide receiver Hardis Johnson in the final four minutes of the first half and No. 3 Florida State rolled to a 31-7 victory over Virginia Tech in a regionally televised college football: game Saturday. The Seminoles, who upped their record to 9-1, spotted the 7-3 Gobblers 7-0 lead early in the first quarter when Virginia Tech quarterback Steve Casey hit tight: end Rob Turdham with a touchdown pass. But Stock-' still's passing aroused the Florida State offense in the second quarter and the Seminoles never looked back after taking a 14-7 halftime advantage.

The Florida State defense was awesome after allowing the early touchdown and intercepted three passes, recovered one fumble and blocked a punt. The Seminoles offense used four of the turnovers to set up scor-: ing Stockstill ran 2 yards for a touchdown and Bill Capece booted a 42-yard field in the third quarter as the Seminoles increased their lead to 24-7. Running back Sam Platt plowed into the end zone from 9 yards out to cap the scoring in the fourth period. Capece's field goal gave him 99 points for the season and enabled him to break the NCAA single-season scoring record for place kickers. Penn State's Matt Bahr set the old mark of 97 points in 1978.

Virginia Tech Florida State 18 7 10-31- 25 pass from Casey (King kick) FSU -H. Johnson 50 pass from Stockstill (Capece kick) FSU--H. Johnson 11 pass from Stockstill kick) SU-Stockstill 2 run (Capece kick) FSU -Platt 9 run (Capece kick) FSU -FG Capece 42 VT FSU First downs 14 Rushes- 46-83 45-181 Passing yards 57 143 Return yards 21 26 Passes 5-16-3 10-20-2 Punts 7-43 7-46 Fumbles- 3-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 2-10 5-65 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Virginia Tech, Lawrence 29-69, Dovel 4-19. Florida State, Platt 24-108, Whiting 11-60. PASSING Virginia Tech.

Casey 5-16-3-57. Florida State, Stockstill 8-16-1- 121, Lowrey 2-4-1-22. RECEIVING Virginia Tech, Turdham 1-25, McKee 2-14. Florida State, H. Johnson 2-56, Whiting 3-37.

scoring threat. Tailback Sammy Winder, who had been averaging 103 yards a game and was leading the nation in scoring, was held to 41 yards. After Brooks scored on another 1-yard dive in the second quarter, Auburn moved out to a commanding 28-0 lead early in the third quarter by driving 53 yards in five plays. Sullivan appeared to hand off to his fullback but pulled the ball back and scampered through the confused Eagle defense for a 19-yard touchdown. SM Aub First downs 14 26 Rushes-yards 35--122 62-301 Passing yards 110 170 Return yards 6 28 Passes 12--41-0 8 0 Fumbles -lost 1-0 2-2 Penalties-yards 6--80 10-89 S.

Mississippi 000 0 Auburn 14 0-31 Aub-Franklin 33 pass from Sullivan (Del Greco kick) Aub-Brooks 1 run (Del Greco kick) Aub-Brooks 1 run (Del kick) Aub-Sullivan 19 run (Del Greco kick) 6 Del Greco 22 Jeff Davis hit the first of two crucial two-point conversions on a pass to Mike Barnes. E. Tennessee 0 7 0 21-28 James Madison 10 0-23 JMU-Walker 1 run (Norwood kick) JMU-FG Norwood 32 ETSU- -Horton 50 pass from Davis (Hunt kick) JMU-FG Norwood 48 JMU-FG Norwood 25 Jones 3 run (Norwood kick) ETSU- Reeves 11 run (Barnes pass from Davis) ETSU-Reeves 8 run (McFall pass from Davis) ETSU-FG Hunt 46 ETSU-Safety Walker tackled in end zone ETSU JMU First downs 16 Rushes- yards 57-276 54-179 Passing yards 55 Return yards 29 12 Passes 2-13-0 6-11-2 Punts 7-41 5-43 Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-1 Penalties-yards 6-85 5-43 field goal with 1:12 left broke a 23-23 tie. The Bucs then added a safety on James Madison's first play after the ensuing kickoff. The Buccaneers dominated play the entire fourth quarter after being manhandled by the Dukes, now 3-6, for three quarters.

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Smith scored on runs of 2 and 35 yards. W. Carolina 0 0 0 0 14-14 13 9 10 1-39 UTC-Smith 2 run (Teichmann kick) UTC-Smith 35 run (kick failed) UTC-Burke 26 pass from Woods (pass failed) UTC-Teichmann FG 38 UTC-Teichmann FG 29 UTC-Hunt 36 run with intercepted pitchout (Teichmann kick) WCa-McGill 4 pass from Mashburn (Biasucci kick) UTC-Bloodsaw 2 run (Teichmann kick) McGill from Mashburn (Biasucci Recline W. Carolina UTC First Downs 18 21 Rushes- 38-38 54-268 Passing Yards 232 152 Return Yards 137 147 Passes 17-38-2 8-13-0 Punts 6-41 3-34 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 5-4 Yards 3-43 8-75 MID ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP MID- CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING WRESTLING DORTON ARENA Nov. 8:15 P.M.

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