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10-B Sunday, October 8, 1967 Monroe Morning World Crimson Tide Drowns Ole Miss, 21-7 Thompson, Stabler Spark Alabama 11 GEORGIA TECH TRIMS 10-0 ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) Georgia Tech, led by the running of quarterback Kim King, built up an early lead and then overcame a rash of mistakes to de! feat the Clemson Tigers 10-0 Saturday. King produced first score in the first quarter as he kept the ball on an option play and sprinted 30 yards behind UNIVERSITY OF Ken Stabler (12) jumps and fires a short pass to Ed Morgan (45) in SEC grid battle Saturday. Giving Stabler near perfect protection are Bama ers, Dick Grammer (57) and David Chatwood (31). Ole Claude Herard (78) and Jerry Richardson (79) try to defend as the Tide rolled on this play.

(AP Wirephoto) Moore Leads Fifth Ranked Georgia By Gamecocks, 21-0 Fall To Arlington LAKE CHARLS, La. Sophomore Skipper Butler booted a 36-yard field goal with less than seven minutes remaining Saturday night to give the University of Texas at Arlington a 17-16 football victory over McNeese State. It was the third consecutive one-point win for the Rebels, ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Quarterback Kirby Moore dashed 87 yards on the second longest scoring run in Georgia history Saturday, igniting the fifth- ranked Georgia Bulldogs to a 21-0 victory over stubborn, but punchless South Carolina. Moore, scampering 189-pound senior, set up another touch- ATHENS, Ga.

(AP) Statistics of the South Carollna-Georgia football game S. Carolina Georgia First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 9 76 60 169 8-28-2 12-40 1 44 9 '295 46 64 4-9-1 12-41 0 54 down with a 29-yard run and rushed for a total of 147 yards as he fired Georgia to its third straight football victory. The loss was the first after half scoring threat was snuffed when Georgia end Larry Kohn intercepted a Mike Fair pass on the five. The Toy McCord returned the second-half kickoff 74 yards, but Georgia held and Gary Adams blocked Jimmy 32-vard field goal try. three victories for South Carolina, which was unable to take advantage of two scoring opportunities against the bruising Bulldog defense anchored by tackle Bill Stanfill.

the second quarter when he broke off tackle and was never touched by the startled Gamecocks, was the longest ever at home by a Georgian and only two yards shy of the all-time Bulldog best. The burst gave Georgia one of its two first downs in the first half, but the Bulldogs started to move in the third period and 29-yard run highlighted a 74-yard drive capped by Kent 15-yard touchdown run. Bruce Kemp powered over on a 1-yard leap minute left to nail down the triumph over the Gamecocks. South only first- Auburn Romps By Weak Kentucky AUBURN, Ala. (AP) Larry Blakeney sat out the first quarter Saturday, then took command from Loran Carter and led Auburn to a 48-7 football victory over Kentucky with an 11- yard touchdown run and two scoring passes.

It was first Southeastern Conference victory of the season and the biggest scoring soiree in a Tiger SEC game. But it was an expensive victory for a team already hobbled by injuries. Robert Fulghum, first string sideback AUBURN, Ala. (AP)- Statistics of the Kentucky-Auburn football game: Kentucky Auburn First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts lost Yards penalized 10 89 147 9-27-1 8-35 1 30 19 144 291 133 19-27-4 4-32 2 80 It others shorter but still for tential dangerous yardage trayed one weakness in the Tiger defense not evidenced in the games against Chattanooga and Tennessee. Until today, receivers had averaged only 1.5 yards in punt runbacks against Auburn, and Coach Ralph Jordan had counted heavily on that to guard against just what Lyons did Saturday.

Kentucky Auburn 0 0 14 7 7 1 run (kick failed) 71 punt return (Weld kick) 70 pass from L. Carter (Riley kick) 10 pass from Blakeney (Riley kick) 22 pass from Blakeney (Riley kick) Carter 41 punt return (Riley kick) 11 run (Riley kick) 6 pass from Brisendine (Jones kick) Attendance 28,000 estimated. Both teams punted 12 times in the defensive duel, watched by a record Georgia crowd of 58,182. The shutout was the second; straight over the Gamecocks! for Georgia, which blanked the rivals from the Atlantaic Coast Conference 7-0 a year ago. Georgia, whose attack was blunted throughout the game by the South Carolina defense, had little luck passing with Moore hitting on only three of eight throws for 29 yards.

One of his tosses was intercepted by Wally Orrell and returned to the Georgia 26. However, Kohn picked off pass five plays later and Moore sent Georgia in front to stay with his outburst on the second play of the second quarter. Fair, trying to penetrate the aggressive Georgia defenses, tossed 25 passes but he hit on only eight and had two picked off. Except for scoring run, Georgia had only one other scoring chance in the first half. 18-yard pass to Billy Payne moved the Bulldogs to South 22, but Jim McCullough was wide on a field goal try, his first miss this year after four perfect kicks.

The Bulldogs gave up only 76 yards rushing and 60 yards passing, while grinding out 295 yards on the ground themselves. Jenkins was the No. 2 rusher with 69 yards on 18 carries. Georgia punter Spike Jones averaged 41 yards on his dozen kicks, and Scott Townsend averaged 40 for the Gamecocks. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

Dicky Thompson recovered three Mississippi fumbles and quarterback Kenny Stabler led Alabama to a 21-7 Southeastern Conference victory over Mississippi Saturday. The conquest before ai national television audience and 69,821 fans continued domination over the rebels, who last defeated the Tide in 1910. Stabler threw a speedy Dennis Homan for one score, ran eight yards for another and led the Tide on an 88-yard drive for the final touchdown. Ed Morgan who had picked up most of the yardage on the drive took the last one in from the one. The Tide defense, uncertain in its first two games, gave indications of maturing as Alabama picked up its second victory against a tie.

Mississippi now has won one and lost two. All three of fumble recoveries were set up by driving tackles by Tide defenders. Neither team was able to do much for most of the first half until Billy Scroggins recovered a fumble on the Rebel 42. Stabler led the Tide to the 11 and then threw a strike to Homan, alone in the end zone. recovery early in the second half gave the Tide the ball on the Ole Miss 31 and four plays later Stabler ran eight yards off tackle to score.

After moving primarily on passing for its first two scores, Stabler turned Morgan loose on a series of runs as if to prove the Tide could handle the larger Ole Miss line. The 88 yards took 14 plays, all on the ground except for two tosses to Homan. Mississippi picked up its score with 9:31 left in the game when Terry Collier threw a 23-yard pass to Mac Haik in the end zone. ATLANTA, Ga. of the Clemson-Georgia Tech football game: Clemion Ga.

Tech LAKE CHARLES, La. of the University of Texas at Arllngton- McNeese football game: Texas MCneese First downs 10 8 Rushing yardage 211 185 Passing yardage 106 115 Return yardage 104 93 Passes 9-26-0 9-19-0 Punts 4-41 7-46 Fumbles lost 0 1 Yards penalized 36 60 South Carolina Georgia 0 0 0 0 7 7 7-21 87 run (McCullough kick) 15 run (McCullough kick) 1 run (McCullough kick) Attendance 58,182. Spartans In Easy Big 10 Victory, 35-7 EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Michigan State, bouncing back from two straight non-conference losses, cashed in on the speed of Dwight Lee and Lamarr Thomas Saturday as it overpowered Wisconsin 35-7 in a Big Ten football opener for both teamS MSU, bidding for its third straight conference title, stuck EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Statistics of the Wisconsln-Michlgan State football game: who went into the game ranked sefenth in the AP small college poll.

Before his game-winning kick, Butler had missed on attempts from 47, 48 and 53 yards. The McNeese Cowboys, now 1-3, took the opening kickoff and drove 81 yards with the touchdown coming on a one-yard run by quarterback Ricky Miller. Nick Hebert Kicked the extra point. Hebert added a 45-yard field goal in the second, and McNeese had a 10-0 edge. The Cowboys also tallied in the third on a 34-vard pass play from tailback Larry Whatley to slotback C.

J. Bourgeois. Texas at Arlington get on the scoreboard until the third quarter with a one-yard run by tailback Keith Luft and extra point. Quarterback Mike Baylor led the Rebels in a 52- yard scoring drive in the final quarter that ended with his crash into the end zone from the one. Butler added the point after touchdown.

Luft was the leading ball carrier, with 17 carries for 90 yards. First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized I 100 46 131 5-23-2 0 3-40 15 176 110 ai 11-23-1 12 37.1 1 8-81 crisp blocking to give the Yellow Jackets a 7-0 lead. On the first play after the next kickoff, Bill Eastman intercepted a pass by Tiger quarterback Jimmy Addison and returned it to the Clemson 35. The Tiger defense stiffened and Tommy Carmichael booted a 29-yard field goal on the first play of the second quarter to give Tech its 10-0 lead. The old Grant Field jinx prevailed again against Frank Tigers after they had played fifth-ranked Georgia a close game the previous week.

But the Tigers made only three first downs in the first half and were helpless to take advantage of numerous Tech mistakes in the second half. A blocked kick gave Clemson a golden opportunity in the fourth quarter at the Tech 23, but the Jackets held and a 25- yard field goal attempt by Steedley Chandler was wide to the left. Clemson threatened again with time running out in the quarter, penetrating to the 28, but desperation fourth-down pass fell incom Mississippi State Upsets Texas Tech LUBBOCK Tex. (AP) Winless Mississippi State sent the last unbeaten Southwest Conference football team reeling to defeat in a major upset Saturday night. The embattled Bulldogs handed 19-point favorite Texas Tech a 7-3 beating behind the running of Tommy Pharr and halfback Tommy Garrison.

scored the only touch-Farr BIRMINGHAM, Ala. of the Mississippi-Alabama football game: Mississippi Alabama First downs 1514 Rushing yardage 119 108 Passing yardage122 129 Return yardage 128 49 Passes 12-30-2 14-24-1 Punts 8-39 10-33 Fumbles lost 5 0 Yards penalized 31 42 Texas McNeese 007 10-17 736 0-16 1 run (Hebert kick) Hebert 45 1 run (Butler kick) 34 pass from Whatley (kick failed) 1 run (Butler kick) Butler 36 Attendance 10,000 second quarter. James Neill kicked the extra point and fate was sealed. In the only long sustained drive of the game, the Bulldogs marched 72 yards on 15 plays, with only two passes being attempted. One was a key third down jump pass to end Stu Scheer.

That kept the drive going at the Tech 39. The Maroons completely outplayed the 10th ranked Red Raiders, who seldom were able to launch any offensive and spent most of the night in their own end of the field. Helping the Bulldogs was a tenacious defensive line, which repeatedly blunted the running efforts of quarterback John Scovell and halfbacks Mike Lein ert and Kenny Baker. Don Shanks, a sophomore from Jackson, helped nail down the coffin lid with a tre mendous punting job Shanks got off boots of 49 and 51 yards to back Tech deep into its own end of the field with time running out on the Red Raiders. Mississippi 0 Alabama 0 0 0 7- 91 7 7 7-21 11 pass from Stabler Mlssisslppi 0 0 0 Alabama 0 7 7 11 pass from Stabler (Davis kick) 8 run (Davis kick) 1 run (Davis kick) Halk 23 pass from Collier (Keves kick) Attendance 69,821 which plays Clemson each year at Grant Field, has now beaten the Tigers nine straight years.

The last time Clemson beat the Jackets was 21-7 in 1945. mistakes in the second half were of the offensive variety as time and again the Jacket deep men fumbled punts. The Tigers, however, were only able to recover one, by Jimmy Brown, in the final quarter. Brown attempted to field a partially blocked kick by Sammy Cain, which would have given Tech good field position. But he bumbled, and Han-y Olszewski recovered to give Clemson another chance.

Tech held, however, and the Tigers were forced to punt. King completed 9 of 20 pass attempts for 90 yards with one interception. Addison completed only 3 of 17 attempts for 24 yards. Clemson tailback Buddy Gore led all ground gainers with 59 yards on 17 carries, while Lenny Snow had 57 yards on 12 carries. Tech coaches praised the defensive play of Eastman, who in addition to his interception, blocked several other pass attempts.

His interception was a one-handed catch. Clemson was able to make only eight first downs in the game, compared to 15. Although Tech was a touchdown favorite, Clemson had been picked by some to upset the jackets after losing only 2417 to Georgia last week. But the Tech defense played its finest game of the season and Clemson only got inside the Tech 20 on one occasion. The Tigers failed to make it.

Yale Edges, 14-6 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Favored Yale, led by hard hitting halfback Cal Hill, tallied twice in the final period and beat stubborn Connecticut 14-6 Saturday. 7 3 0 o-io Clemson Georgia Tech 30 run (Carmichael kick) Carmichael 29 Attendance 59,588. Pipe Corner COLLEGE PHARMACY First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Pssses Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Wise Mlch.St. 13 22 124 301 71 111 56 77 7-17-1 8-18-1 8-27 2-42 2 3 46 70 mainly to the ground as it ripped the Wisconsin line.

first three touchdowns came on long drives of 63, 89 and 80 yards before Thomas tossed a surprise 44-yard pass to AI Brenner for fourth touchdown. Frank Waters capped a 61-yard substitute-loaded scoring drive as he dove over from the two in the final seconds for fifth touchdown. Wlsconson Michigan State 0 7 0 7 7 14 7-35 12 run (Prulett kick) 1 run (Prulett kick) 1 run (Schinke kick) 5 run (Prulett kick) 44 pass from Thomas (Pruiett kick) 2 run (Prulett kick) Attendance 68,516. from Bolivar, who was carried from the field with a broken right leg. Blakeney, a junior from Gordo, replaced Carter at quarterback in the second period with Tigers guarding a 13-7 lead.

He went to work immediately, firing a 10-yard scoring pass to Mike Shows, another for 22 yards to Freddie Hyatt, and then broke through for 11 yards for a personal touchdown. He put the Tigers within scoring range on that drive with runs of 21 and 24 yards. Kentucky quarterback Dicky Lyons, rated by Auburn scouts as one of the most serious threats in the conference, scored the touchdown on a 71-yard punt return. But he went to the sidelines shortly thereafter with a rib injury and never re-entered the game. scoring passes were story book plays.

On third down and long yardage in the second period, Blakeney connected with Tim Christian for 30 yards to the Kentucky 13 andjl then on third down again he found Mike Shows in the end zone for 10 yards and the touch- down. Only seven seconds remained in the half as Blakeney, who had yielded momentarily to Carter in calling the plays, went back in and threw the 22-yard scoring pass to Hyatt. So stingy was the Auburn defense that the Wildcats finished the game with a minus two yards rushing and only 89 yards in the air. The Tigers, showing their best ground attack in three games this season, piled up 144 yards afoot and another 291 passing. The Wildcats were still left winless this year.

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