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a a a THE STATS- -Columbia, 8.C., Sunday, October 14, 1973 Vols Overcome Tech; Georgia, Tigers Win KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP) Quarterback Condredge Holloway ran 20 yards for one touchdown and passed for another as 8th-ranked Tennessee beat Georgia Tech 20-14 Saturday for its 11th straight football victory. Georgia Tech jumped off to an early lead, marching the ball 80 yards after the opening kickoff with Rick Hill plunging from the one for the touchdown. Cam Bonifay made good the first of two extra points.

Midway the second period, Holloway drove the ball 62 yards for the tying score, passing 11 yards to fullback Bill Rudder in the end zone for the six-pointer. Undefeated Tide Blister Gators Behind Reserve GAINESVILLE. Fla. (AP) Sophomore quarterback Todd came off the bench to ignite Alabama's sluggish offense Saturday as the third-ranked Crimson Tide rolled to a 35-14 Southeastem Conference football victory over Florida. Four Alabama touchdown drives were led by Tedd, who replaced Gary Rutledge in the game and picked up 94 yards rushing.

Freshman running back Calvin Culliver scored twice and Todd and Wilbur Jackson tallied for one score each. The defense a sluggish Crimson Tide got. the scoreboard first. David McMakin blocked a Florida punt and Tyrone King pounced on the ball in the end zone for a touchdown late the first quarter. Todd drove 80 yards in the second quarter with the help of a 35-yard pass interference penalty.

Todd ran over from the run. He took them 39 yards later in the period with Culliver going over from the 11 for a 21-0 in the second quarter. Florida took advantage of Crimson Tide errors to close the gap to 21-14 going into the final period. David Bowden threw a 16yard scoring pass to Lee McGriff just before halftime and Tom Clifford caught a twoyard toss from Bowden in the third quarter. Todd put unbeaten Alabama (4-0) in command with two scoring marches in the final quarter, A punt runback of 35 yards by Willie Shelby and an interception by Wayne Rhodes set up the drives.

Culliver scored on a 13-yard run and Jackson scored on a six-yard run. Guilford Drops 31st Contest GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) Guilford College lost its 31st consecutive football game Saturday, losing to Mars Hill 27-0 in a Carolinas Conference game. The first three quarters saw a scoreless, defensive battle. Then, the Mars Hill Lions erupted for 27 points in the fourth period.

Guilford's Quakers had four good scoring opportunities but failed to capitalize on any of them. The loss gave Guilford a 0-6 record for the season while the Lions now have a 4-2 mark. Mars MINI Guillerd Hill- Robinson run vens kick) M. Hill -Capps 54 pass Conners (Stevens kick) M. Hill -Miller 6 pass from Connors (Stevens kick) M.

-Morton 17 pass (kick failed) Mayhue A-450 Thereafter, Tennessee had the upper hand for the remainder of the contest. Holloway raced 20 yards on a broken pass play for the second Vol touchdown after safety Eddie Brown had intercepted Jim Stevens' pass and returned the ball 20 yards to the Tech 23. Paul Careathurs, subbing for injured tailback Haskel Stanback, struck off right tackle and raced 40 yards for Tennessee's final touchdown in the third quarter. Tech Tennessee First Downs 16 27 yards 51-175 48-366 Passing yards 111 107 Return yards 0 15 Passes 9-24-1 11-20-1 Punts 8-33 7-37 0-0 5-3 2-20 2-6 Georgia Te 7 0 0 7-14 Tennessee 14 6 0-20 GT-Hill 1 run (Bonifay A kick) Tenn-RD PASS FROM Holloway (Towsend kik) TILL RUN (Bonifay kick) A AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Scrambler Mike Miley hit tailback Brad Davis with a threw a 51-yard bomb set 28-yard touchdown pass, and up another six-pointer Saturday as undefeated, tenth ranked Louisiana State whipped Auburn 20-6 in a Southeastern Conference football game.

The victory, before a record Auburn crown of 64,331, reserved LSU's domination over the Auburn Tigers. The two teams have played four times in the past 31 years and Louisiana State has won all four. LSU Auburn First downs 18 5 Rushes-yards 68-239 31-33 Passing yardage 118 57 Return yards 42 Passes 5-12-0 7-12-1 Punts 7-31 8-39 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 0-0 1-15 LSU 3-20 Auburn Aub-Neel 2 run (kick failed) LSU -Davis 5 run (Jackson kick) LSU -Davis 28 pass from Miley (Jackson kick) LSU -FG Roca 41 LSU -FG Jackson 19 A TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Quarterback Rockey Felker passed for two touchdowns and tailback Stan Murray ran for two more in the first 17 minutes of the game as Mississippi State crushed Florida State 37-12 Saturday. The Bulldogs put the game out of reach with 21 points in the first quarter, all scored after Florida State fumbles.

Felker, total offense leader in the Southeastern Conference entering the game, added 35 yards rushing and 148 yards passing on seven completions of nine attempts. Felker went out of the game midway in the third quarter with a jammed finger on his passing hand. MSU FSU First Downs 19 21 Rushes-yards 52-259 25- 45 Passing yards 221 247 Return 13 16 Passes 12-18-0 22-48-2 Punts 4-44 6-39 Fumbles-lost 1-0 4-3 Penalties-yards 8-108 6-57 MSU 21 9-37 FSU 0 6-12 MSU Murray 4 run (Nickels kick) MSU Malone 13 pass from Felker (Nickels kick) MSU MUrray 1 run (Nickels kick) MSU Buckley 50 pass Felker (Nickels kick) FSU Shumann 5 pass from Orlando (pass failed) MSU FG 24 Nickels FSU Shumann 37 pass from Orlando (pass failed) MSU Buckley 33 pass from Monaghan (kick failed) A 19,829 ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Andy Johnson fired a 54-yard touchdown strike to Richard Appleby and Glynn Harrison set up another score with 33-yard punt return Saturdays as Georgia blanked Mississippi Rebels 20-0 in a Southeastern Conference football game. The Bulldog defense shackled Ole Miss throughout the day, intercepting three passes, one stopping the only threat of the day early in the game and the other two setting up a touchdown and a field goal for Georgia.

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the final Tulane drive, started with less than two minutes left, the Foley- toFoley combination clicked four consecutive times for the 18th ranked Green Wave and picked up all but four of the 56 yards covered in the march. Earlier in the game it had appeared that Tulane would need no last second heroics to hand Duke its fourth loss of the season against one victory. The Blue Devils, who were impotent and error-prone in the first half, turned the ball over to Tulane twice. Both fumbles were converted into scores. The first miscue was a bobbled exchange between quarterback Mark Johnson and Fullback Mike Baumgardner which tackle Charles Hall at Duke's 15.

Four plays later, Foley rolled around his left end for the touchdown. In the second period substitute quarterback Hal Spears fumbled a snap from center on the Duke 30. Tulane inserted sophomore Terry Looney at quarterback and he immediately passed 30 yards to flanker Jaime Garza in the end zone to make it 14-0. Duke's only aggressive gesture of the first half was an 85-yard scoring punt return by sophomore safety Troy Slade. Slade broke free over the middle, cut right and outraced everybody to the goal line.

But in the second half, Duke got its offense in gear. The Blue Devils, on their first possession, marched 66 yards in 13 crunching running plays. Two of them were fourth-down situations and each time Spears handed to Baumgardner to keep the drive alive. Larry Martinez scored the touchdown on a two-yard plunge over right guard. After a fired up Duke defense held a Tulane on downs, the Blue Devils took over the lead.

Aided by a 15-yard penalty for piling on against Tulane, they marched to the Green Wave 13 before being thrown back. David Malechek then kicked a 34-yard field goal to make it 17-14. Tulane began to open up its offense and Foley's passes carried them far enough for Dav- The passing combination Mike carried Tulane downtouchdown drive that 24-17 victory over Duke. id Falgoust to tie the score with a 37-yard field goal. That set the stage for the Foley family to take over in the closing minutes.

Tulane Duke First downs Rushes-yards 52-160 48-93 yards 141 36 Return yards 25 122 Passes 12-18-0 1-7-0 9-38 9-42 Fumbles-lost 3-3 5-3 Penalties-yards 4-44 4-46 Tulane 1 7 9 10-24 Duke 7.10 0-17 Foley 3 30 run (Falgoust from kick) Looney (Falpass goust kick) Duke- 85 punt return (Malechek kick) Duke -Martinez 2 run (Malechek kick) Duke-FG Malechek 34 Tul-FG Falgoust 37 Tul-M. Foley 3 pass from S. Foley (Falgoust kick) A Penn Nips Dartmouth HANOVER, N.H. (AP) Workhouse Adolph Bellizeare gained 120 yards and scored two touchdowns Saturday as Penn's relentless Quakers fought back from an early twotouchdown deficit to defeat Dartmouth, defending Ivy League football champions, 22 16. The victory was Penn's first at Hanover since 1947 and avenged a sea loss last year the game which decided the Ivy title.

Dartmouth took a 13-0 lead by a 16-yard pass from Tom Snickenberger to Tom Fleming and a 33-yard run by John Souba but Bellizeare, who carried 34 times, dived over from the one to cap a 39-yard second-period march and get Penn back in the game. Penn Dartmouth First downs 23 Rushes-yards 61-226 34-110 Passing yards 137 90 Return 10-25-7 124 7-20-2 184 Passes Punts 6-37 8-34 Fumbles-lost 1-0 4-1 Penalties-yards 5-45 3-3 Penn 0 7 6 9-22 Dartmouth 13 3 0 0-16 -Fleming 46 pass from Snickenberger (Perry kick) Dart -Souba 33 run (kick failed) Penn- Bellizeare 1 run (Martin kick) Dart -FG Perry 30 Penn- Bucola 10 pass from Vaughn (kick failed) Penn- -Bellizeare 7 pass from Vaughn (Martin kick) Penn -Safety Brait tackled in end zone A COMPLETE HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS SPORTSMAN REPAIR AND HARDWARE 7145 Two Notch Rd. 788-2160 Harold Hutchins, Gunsmith HELD OVER! I The End of an ERA! an Important message EARL SCHEIB Because of -booking reservations for my $29.95 auto paint job, we are continuing our offer til our $29.95 colors are gone. For over 30 years you've heard me say "I'll paint your car for only unfortunately, due to the rising costs of labor and materials, we can no longer do so. Don't miss this final opportunity to take advantage of one of the biggest bargains in Americal Call or come in today! Final days at this Low EARL SCHEIB AUTO PAINTING $0 LIMITED COLOR only SELECTION Call location near you for Guaranteed INIIGHITY OVIN I YEARS DUALITY VALUE Ean Scheib THI WORLD'S LARGEST AUTO PAINTER LIVE 10 ATIONS TO HOURS: FRI 7:30 AM TO 6 PM SAT.

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The victory enhanced the Wolfpack's chances of winning the ACC title.State is 3-0 in the ACC and 4-2 overall. Maryland is 1-1 in the conference and 3-2 overall. State took a 3-0 lead in the first period on Ron Sewell's yard field goal. Then early the second quarter Buckey fired a 39-yard touchdown pass John Gargano. The Wolfpack, taking advantage of the breaks, scored again minutes later when Buckey dived over from the two after Bryan Krueger recovered Ben Kinard's fumble on the two.

Maryland moved 65 yards for a touchdown shortly before the half. The final 10 yards came on a pass from Neville Walter White. In the third period, Maryland rolled 59 yards for a touchdown with Carter scoring from the three. Then in the fourth period, Carter went again from the one to exer, 52-yard drive. The Wolfpack scored in the third quarter when Willie Burden went over from the Maryland 10 to climax a 52-yard march State twice fumbled on Maryland's one yard line in the Outlasts Rally, first period.

The first occurred after the Wolfpack had recovered a Maryland bobble on the Maryland N.C. State First downs 24 11 Rushes-yards 57-156 42-141 Passing yardage 231 69 Return yardage 16 59 Passes 21-35-3 6-17-1 Punts 5-34 8-46 Fumbles-lost 3-3 4-4 Penalties-yards 3-20 2-10 0 6 6 10-22 3 14 7 0-24 Maryland N.C. State NCS-FG Seawell 24 NCS-Gargano 39 pass from Buckey (Seawell kick) Md -White 10 pass from Neville (kick NCS-Buckey 2 run (Seawell kick) failed) Md-Carter3 run (pass failed) NCS-Burden 10 run (Seawell kick) Md -Carter 1 run (Mike-Mayer kick) Md-FG Mike-Mayer 32 A 24-22 0- 0 3 820 Johnson Terps' 33. State drove in seven plays to the one where Buckey fumbled and Maryland recovered. Minutes later Mike Stultz retumed a punt 40 yards, to Maryland nine, Fritts fumbled on the one and the Terps got it again.

Mike-Mayer attempted, a 51yard field goal early in the first period, but it was wide. Carter led Maryland with 110 yards in 35 carries. Neville, who came off the injured list, completed 19 of 32 passes for 212 yards. Fritts led State with 74 yards in 15 carries. 40 Penn St.

Blisters Army UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. (AP) Unbeaten Penn State explosed for four quick touchdowns, half, midway one on a through 66-yard the pass play and two on runs by reserve fullback Tom Donchez, and rolled to a 54-3 victory Saturday over winless A Army. It was the fifth consecutive triumph for the Nittany Lions, the nation's seventh-ranked college football team, while Army suffered its fourth setback in a row. Although Penn State had the ball for only five minutes of the opening quarter, the Lions built a 19-0 lead after scoring their second and third touchdowns 13 seconds apart thanks to an interception.

Bob Nagle's nine yard burst up the middle with minutes gone capped a 57-yard drive in six plays and gave Penn State a 6-0 lead. On their next two possessions, the Lions needed only one play to score each time. The first, following an Army punt, came on a pass from Tom Shuman to track sprinter Jimmy Scott, who caught the ball at the Army 40 with no defender near him and scored easily. Penn State got the ball right back when Ed O'Neil intercepted Kingsley Fink's pass at the Army 31. O'Neil fumbled but teammate Buddy Ellis recovered at the 29.

Donchez then poured through the line, cut left sideline and scored untouched. The lead grew to 26-0 early in the second period. From the State 41, Walt Addie gained 18 yards on a draw and Shuman tossed a screen pass to Dan Natale, who carried to the Army 2. Donchez barreled twice up the middle, gaining a yard each time. Army Penn State First downs 10 24 Rushes-yards 42-53 54-441 Passing yards 78 166 Return yards 51 Passes 14-31-1 6-12-0 Punts 13-38 6-35 Fumbles- 1-0 4-2 Penalties-yards 4-30 7-74 Army 0 03 Penn State 19 7 14 -Ngle 9 run (kick failed) PS- -Scott 66 pass from Shuman (pass failed) PS- -Donchez 29run (Bahr kick) PS- Donchez 1 run (ahr kick) Army--FB Barclay 46 PS-Nagle 16 run (Bahr kick) PS -Addie 64 run (Bahr kick) PS-Eaise 35 pass from Barvinchak (Reihner kick) PS-Huttenberger 1 run (Reihner kick) A This Fall Let Us "Suit" You Wright Johnston Our New Fall selection of clothing has just arrived.

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