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7 7 7 7 7 7 7 0 00 000 00 0 0.00 4-C THE STATE Columbia, S. Sunday, November 8, 1970 Russell, Wake Forest Throttle Duke, 28-14 DURHAM, N. C. (AP) Quarterback Larry Russell scored two touchdowns and directed Wake Forest to a 28-14 football victory over Duke University Saturday to give the Demon Deacons a tie with the losing Blue Devils for first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Wake Forest, controlling the ball, scored in each period to overpower Duke with a strong running game.

Larry Hopkins, Ken Garrett and Russell ripped Duke's defenses for big yardage as the Deacons scored their fifth victory against four losses. In ACC play, Wake Forest and Duke are each 4-1. Duke is 5-4 overall. Wake Forest rolled 60 yards for a first period touchdown, Russell scoring from the six. A 21-yard, pass from Russell to Gary Winrow was the big gainer.

The Deacons ran the score to 14-0 in the second period on 56-yard touchdown drive, Garrett going over from the three. The Deacons staged another 56-yard drive in the third period to make the score 21-0. Russell went over from the eight. In the fourth period, Wake Forest drove 80 yards, Garrett scoring from the nine. Quarterback Leo Hart scored Duke's two touchdowns.

He went over from the two in the third quarter to cap a 64-yard drive in 11 plays. In the fourth quarter, he scored from the three to climax an 81-yard march. Wake Duke First downs 24 23 Rushing 352 114 Passing yardage 73 216 Passes 5-8-0 17-28-2 Return yardage 48 Punts 4-36 4-40 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 74 15 Wake Forest 7 7 7--28 Duke 0 0 6 8-14 WF-Russell 6 run (Lounsbury kick) WF-Garrett 3 run (Lounsbury kick) WF- -Russell 8 run (Lounsbury kick) Duke--Hart 2 run (pass failed) WF -Garrett 9 run (Lounsbury kick) Duke Hart 3 run (Hart run) Villanova Is Bombed By Gobblers BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) Virginia Tech's football defense robbed Villanova blind Saturday, clobbering the Wildcats 34-7 on the strength of five pass interceptions, a blocked punt and two recovered fumbles, with a pair of offensive drives thrown i in for good measure. Tech's offense had scored the first two touchdowns on its own, on drives of 69 and 80 yards.

Perry Tiberio scored the first on a one-yard plunge following a series that i included a 23-yard pass to Jimmy Quinn and a 38- yard run by Tiberio. Quinn scored the next one, a 44-yard pass from Gil Schwabe, to put Tech ahead 14-7. Tracy Lounsbury missed two first half field goal attempts for Wake Forest- for 50 yards and another for 24. The second was partially blocked. Wake Forest ran 44 plays in the first half to only 26 for Duke.

The Blue Devils were in Wake territory only twice in the first half, once at the 13 and later at the 40. After Wake Forest scored its first touchdown, Duke took the kickoff and moved from its 29 to the Deacons' 13. But Hart fumbled and John Phillips recovered on the Wake 24. North Carolina's Ike Oglesby Shakes Off VMI's John Tar Heels' Smashing Into AP Wirephoto Going Nowhere Duke's Steve Jones (46) Struggles Forward, But Is Halted By Wake Forest Line. Buckeyes Put Down Determined Badgers MADISON, Wis.

John Brockington's three touchdowns (AP)-. paced third-ranked Ohio State to a 24-7 Big Ten conference football victory over an outmanned but determined Wisconsin team Saturday afternoon. The victory ran Ohio State's season record to 7-0. Wisconsin is now 2-5-1 for the season and 1-4 in Big Ten play. Ohio State Wisconsin First downs 14 16 Rushing yardage 141 70 Passing yardage 158 121 Return yardage 29 112 Passes 8-18-5 13-32-1 Punts 3-39 6-36 Fumbles lost 0 2 Yards penalized 61 26 Ohio State 3 7 14 Wisconsin 0 07 00 0-7 OSU-FG Schram 23 OSU-Brockington 11 run (Schram kick) Mialik 15 pass from Graff (Jaever kick) ington 1 run (Schram kick) ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) Gienn Doughty and Billy Taylor each scored two touchdowns Saturday as fifth-ranked Michigan went on its biggest scoring binge of the season with a 42-0 Big Ten football triumph over Illinois. It was the eighth consecutive victory in as many games for Michigan this year and the 24th conference triumph in the Wolverines' last 26 games. Michigan passed and ran over, through and around the Illini defenses all day, with wingback Doughty and tailback Taylor each scoring two touchdowns. Ill. Mich.

First downs 8 24 Rushing yardage 71 259 Fassing yardage 101 Return yardage 28 26 Passes 7-18-2 11-16-0 Punts 5-42 3-50 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 42 45 Illinois 0000 0- 0 Michigan 7 14 14 7-42 Mich-Doughty 3 run (Coin kick) Mich-Doughty 4 run (Coin kick) Mich-B. Taylor 2 run (Coin kick) Mich- Schumacher 4 pass from Moorhead (Coin kick) Mich- B. Taylor 6 run (Coin kick) 1 run (Coin kick) Wolfpack Edges Cavaliers, 21-16 The Wake offense rolled 352 yards rushing, Garrett ting the pace with 141. had 103 and Russell 106. In the closing seconds, moved to the Wake Forest However, a second down Satyshur was Icepted by Terry Kuharchek.

The End Riding And Powers His One-Sided Romp. up setHopkins Duke five. pass inter- Zone Way LARRY RUSSELL 5 Deacon Sparkplug AP Wirephoto Into End Zone For TD In Hufnagel Directs Penn State Past Outclassed Terps RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Dennis Britt passed for two touchdowns and scored another on a quarterback sneak as North Carolina State tripped Virginia 21-16 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday. Britt threw five yards to Pat Kenney for one touchdown in the second quarter and 19 yards to Steve Lester for another in the fourth period.

Britt sneaked over from the one in the third quarter after helping to move the ball into scoring position with a 30-yard pass play to George Botsko. Britt completed six of 11 passes for a gain of 80 yards. Virginia packed all its scoring into the first and fourth quarters on a 37-yard field goal by Jim Carrington, a four-yard touchdown run by Jim Lacey which capped a 96-yard drive and a three-yard touchdown run by Gary Helman. 1 Except for those bursts in a desperate passing attack in the All-Stars Tied By Savannah The Columbia All-Stars rallied, in the second half at W. A.

Perry Stadium to tie Savannah 13- 13, and win the Dixie Football League championship. Willis Ham produced the first All-Star touchdown by racing yards to paydirt with an interception. Kenneth Spann later scored on a seven-yard run. the Virginia seven at the opening of the third quarter. Another was when Mike Charron kicked wide on a 37-yard field goal attempt.

Charron's field goal opportunity came as the result of Bryan Wall's recovering a Virginia punt which McSwain blocked on the Virginia 13. Virginia N.C. State First downs 21 13 Rushing yardage 171 192 Passing yardage 186 80 Return yardage 14 56 Passes 13-26-2 6-11-0 Punts 7-40 7-41 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 35 75 N.C. Virginia State 8 9 7-16 Va--FG Carrington 37. Va -Lacey (kick failed) NCS-Kenney 5 pass from Britt (Charron kick) NCS -Britt 1 run (Charron kick) NCS-Lester 19 pass Britt (Charron kick) Ca--Hieman 3 (Carrington kick) NCS Lester 19 pass from Britt(CharRON KICK( Va-Hieman 3 run (Carrington kick) STEVE LESTER Touchdown Pass a closing minutes of the game, the Cavaliers, bottom team in the standings, were unable to generate a serious threat.

Bill Troup, Virginia's sophomore quarterback, unleashed a rapid fire passing attack in the last three minutes of play to move his team to the State 19, but Van Walker intercepted a Troup pass on the 10 to stop the threat. The closing aerial burst boosted Troup's passing record for the day to 13 completions in 25 attempts for 186 yards. North Carolina State, now 2- 2-1 in the ACC, missed two scoring opportunities. One was when Jim Hardin fumbled on Late Rally Davidson DAVIDSON, N. C.

(AP'-Lafayette swapped leads with Davidson for three quarters Saturday and then staged a 20-point scoring spree in the final period to nail down a 53-34 nonconference football victory. The opponents exchanged the lead nine times in the wild game. But the passing of Lafayette quarterback Rich McKay and the running of halfback Tom Conway overwhelmed the Wildcats in the final quarter. Gamecock or Tiger Tapestry For Den, Family Room, Student's Room $5,00 each (includes S. C.

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Pittsburgh Noire Dame First downs 26 Rushing yardage 107 322 149 284 Return yardage 22 47 Passes 17-36-2 13-27-2 Punts 7-35 4-46 Fumbles lost penalized 56 2 33 Pittsburgh 0 14 0. 0-14 Notre Dame 7 18 6 15-46 3 run (Hempel kick) ND-Barz 3 run (kick failed) Pitt-Pilconis 5 pass from Hogan (Spinko kick) Pitt -Esposito 1 (Spinko kick) ND-Allan 54 pass from Theismann (pass failed) -Gulyas 36 pass from Theismann (run failed) ND-Creaney 78 pass from Theismann (pass failed) ND-Cieszkowski 3 run (Dewan run) ND-Cieszkowski 1 run (Smith kick) EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) Big Ten rushing leader Mike Adamle staged a dazzling show scoring four touchdowns to rally Northwestern from a COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) Lydell Mitchell and Gary Deuel scored two touchdowns apiece as sophomore John Hufnagel, Penn State's ugly duckling quarterback, directed the Nittany Lions to a 34-0 football victory over outclassed Maryland Saturday. Mitchell, Penn State's leading ground gainer, ran 10 yards for a first quarter touchdown and scored from the one in the third period after scooting 39 of his game total 86 yards to start the drive.

Deuel, who had carried the ball only 22 times in seven previous games, rammed over from three and six yards out in the second His second TD came 37 seconds before the half, which ended 21-0. IT'S winning quarterback, called the Hufnagel, an inartistic but MIRACLE plays for Penn State's scoring SUIT Abbott Dr. drives of 70, 67, 83 and 62 yards 932 Knox before being replaced in the fourth quarter. The sophomore from McKees Rock, who has never started a losing game in high school VEST SUITS or college, took over the Nittany Lions after their sluggish Bottom Pants 2-3 start this season and has directed three straight victories. Frontier Pockets Bob Parsons, Penn State's Continental Style third quarterback of the game, scored another touchdown as the Nittany Lions defeated Latest thing tive time.

Maryland for the ninth consecufor the Hufnagel, whose pitchoffs "In" crowd sometimes go awry, completed only five of 15 passes for 62 yards but he had two connections on each of the second quarter scoring drives. Maryland, 1-8, advanced beyond midfield only once in the first half-on a 33-yard pass from Bob Tucker to Larry Marshall 12 seconds before halftime. Deuel, a senior wingback, wound up with 40 yards on 13 carries, picking up the tough yardage in Penn State's crunching ground attack which totaled 345 yards. Maryland netted only 43 yards rushing but tailback Art Seymore was credited with 62 on 17 carries as he advanced to 770 yards for 1970, the fifth leading single-season total in Maryland history. Split end Greg Edmonds, Penn State's leading receiver, caught two more passes to up his season total to 34 and also ran 25 yards on an end-around prior to the second TD.

Jeff Shugars completed eight of 17, passes for 113 yards as Maryland's starting quarterback and Tucker gained 81 while completing five of nine. The Terps, who have had a whopping 40 turnovers in nine games, gave up the ball three times on fumbles and once on an interception, Penn State Md. First downs 24 16 Rushing yardage 345 43 Passing yardage 65 194 Return yardage 43 57 Passes 6-170 13-26-1 Punts 7-40 8-40 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 77 33 Penn State 7 14 Maryland 000 0 PS Mitchell 10 run (Hull kick) PS-Devel 3 run (kick failed) PS-Devel 6 run (McCord pass from Hufnagel) PS-Mitchell run (Hull kick) PS Parsons 49 run (kick falled) OUR ANNIVERSARY at Suit ONEOR Here's can't Such one and to for ment. MEN'S REGULARS AND LONGS Regular $45.00 You Save $15.12 Mirade Regular $60.00 You Save $20.12 Miracle Regular $74.00 You Save $25.12 Those suits available ur Men's FLARE Bottom PANTS Regular $12.95 $7.88 Guaranteed DRIVE CAYCE Pizza GREATEST SALE Exclusive! City GUARANTEE YEAR YOUR Wear-Dated a real value you SUITS afford to pass up! suit you return your suit label year's normal sales refund slip or te Mensan- replace. $4938 0 deficit to a 28-14 conference football victory, over rugged Minnesota Saturday.

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