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Sunday, October 15, 1967 Monroe Morning World Mississippi Upsets Georgia, 29-20 Bo Bowen Heads surprising quar terback leads Drives For Win ennessee by 24-13 JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Sophomore tailback Bo Bowen slashed through vaunted defense for two touchdowns Saturday night as fired-up Mississippi Bulldogs 29-20 in a Southeastern Conference football game. i The Rebels drove 49 and: Bowen vards for touchdowns dnve whjch res period touchdown, scored by and added two more after a 69- from one. Newe yard punt return and a pass period score on fumble recovery eet up yard field goal that put the Re- MISSISSIPPI HALFBACK Tommy James eludes Georgia defender David Rholetter (70) as halfback Robert Bailey (30) blocks. James ran a punt back 69 yards to the Georgia 4 in the first quarter to set up the first Ole Miss touchdown.

(AP Wirephoto) Seventh-Ranked Crimson Tide Overpowers Vanderbilt, 35-21 bels ahead 15-14 in the third pe riod. Georgia, which drove 66 yards for a touchdown on its first series of plays, seemed in command until halfback Tommy James of Ole Miss returned Bulldog punt from his 27 to the Georgia four-yard line. The speedy Bowen slashed over tackle for a touchdown on the next play. The Rebs forged ahead in the second period with their 49-yard NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Seventh-ranked Alabama overpowered Vanderbilt 35-21 in a Southeastern Conference football passing spectacular and extended its unbeaten string to 25 games behind quarterback Kenny Stabler Saturday night.

Two field goals by Steve Davis and a 15-yard touchdown pass from Stabler to Dennis Homan put the game on ice after Stabler passed to Homan for two touchdowns, set up field goal and scored once himself on a one-yard keep. Joe Kelley also scored a touchdown. Alabama stunned Vanderbilt on the sixth play of the game with a 61-yard scoring pass from Stabler to Homan, and made ti 14-0 three minutes later on run. But Vandy, scoring Its most stubborn Vandy, trailing 14-0 in points against Alabama since a the first five minutes, stormed 32-7 victory in 1956, caught fire back in the second quarter to ti in the second quarter when it 14 14 1 Scott Hall recovered a punt re- Explosive Auburn Rips Clem son, 43-21 AUBURN, Ala. third touchdown in safety Jimmy Carter darted 61 the first half Clemson, pinned with its third straight loss, stayed in contention on the passing of Jimmy yards on a punt return and set up another touchdown with an intercepted pass Saturday, send- a 43-21 football victory over crippled Clemson.

Tlie triumph was the 110 th for Auburn Coach Ralph the half. Jordan, and marked the 20th straight time a Southeastern Conference team has beaten an other score with a 37-yard Quarterback Roger May marched the Commodores gol- ward and sent wingback Dave Strong on a seven-yard touchdown sprit around right end. The next time Vandy got the ball, May went to the air with four completions to Bob Goodridge and a six-yard scoring pass to Strong. Goodridge, second only to Homan in SEC pass receptions going into the game, set a Vandy receiving record with 11 catches. Stabler took Alabama 59 yards just before halftime to set up 21-yard field goal.

Vandy scored in the final 29 seconds on a seven-yard pass from May to Goodridge. Vanderbilt recovered an onside kickoff in the fading seconds and tried for its fourth touchdown, but the Tide went into a prevent defense and four passes fell incom- plege as the click ran out. Stabler riddled the Commo- Flrst Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts lost Yards penalized Ga. Miss. 15 13 123 196 150 46 105 184 13-23-3 4-11-1 7-41 7-37 1 0 49 39 drive, which featured a 29-yard pass from quarterback Bruce Newell to end Mac Haik.

It ended with fullback Don Street smashing one-yard and put the Rebels ahead 12-7. But that advantage ended just before the half time. Georgia, which had boasted the top defense, showed a real offensive star in flashy the quarterback Kirby Moore. His passing end Billy Payne set up the second Georgia score, which came when halfback Kent Lawrence swept end 12 yards for the score. Lawrence fumbled at the Georgia 14 in the third period an dJimmy Keyes booted a field goal to put the Rebels ahead.

Ole Miss dominated the rest of the game. Alabama Vandy First downs 17 17 Rushing yardage 199 45 Passing yardage 141 199 Retun yardage 125 160 Passes 8-14-1 16-28-0 3-40 7-34 1 1 Yardi penalized 20 45 Atlantic Coast rival. Carter started burst by scoring on his punt throw on the play in which he out -1 suffered rib injuries. Auburn, pushing its record to turn in the second minute of the 34 got a pair of touchdown plunges from fullback A1 Giffin Clemson Auburn First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Punts lost penalized 19 146 255 195 18-43-3 8-31 2 20 21 213 218 191 John Riicy, sophomore who even have an athletic scholarship, kicked three field goals to tie a SEC record. His 1 51-yard boot in the second quar- 47 ter was the longest in Auburn game, and his interception on history.

the Clemson 26 paved the way; Clemson's touchdowns were scored by Freddy Kelley, who caught a 14-yard pass from Addison; Phil Rogers, who caught a 28-yard Addison toss, and Jacky Jackson, who dashed over from the six. Northeast Cage Drills Be Clemson iAuburn 7 14 0 0-21 9 1710 ginning Northeast State begins basketball practice Monday afternoon with Coach Lenny Fant expecting about 30 candidates to report for the opening workout. Fant, beginning his 11 th season as cage boss, and his new assistant coach, Jim Mahoney, will begin preparing their charges for their Dec. 1 opening game against the University of Southern Mississippi. The opener against Southern and all other Indian home games will be played in the downtown Civic Center Arena.

early practice sessions will be held in Brown Gym on the campus but Fat said some workouts would be held in the Arena later. Among the candidates at the 3 p.m. Monday workout will be eight lettermen from the 196667 Northeast team that compiled a 13 11 record and finished third in the Gulf States Conference. The lettermen are three seniors, third team all-American Glynn Saulters (6-2) and Ronnie Suggs (6-3) both of Lisbon, and Rich Bailey (6-2), of Jonesboro, juniors Walter Hays 6 6 of Athens, Ricky Peel (6-3) of Weston and Buster Toms (6-3) of Minden and sophomores Larry Saulters (6-2) of Lisbon and Bill Snellings (6-7) of Belleville, 111. The Saulters boys, Peel and Snellings ended the season as regulars last winter while Toms was a starter until spraining an ankle in midseason.

Other candidates with varsity or junior varsity experience are juniors Tommy Stevenson (6-4) of Jonesboro and Glen Randow (6-2) of Pineville and sophomores J. Dodd Brooks, (6-4) of Monroe, Jeff (6-2) and Kenny Foster (5-9) of Jonesville, Eugene Rushing (5-9) of Columbia and Jerry Carlisle (6-0) of Mooringsport. Jeff Foster was member of the 1965 66 freshman team and redshirted last year. Carter 61 punt return (kick failed) Rliey 42 14 from Addison (Candler kick) 1 run (Riley kick) 28 pass from addlson (Candler kick) Riley 51 26 from L. Carter (Riley kick) 6 run (Candler kick) 1 run (Riley kick) Aub-FG Riley 37 1 run (Riley kick) Atendance 32,000.

Highland Golf Champs Named Raymond Winn and Bernice Watkins reign as the new Highland Park Country Club golf champions after their wins in the recent club meet. Winn won the division of medal play by shooting two rounds of even par play. Dick Watkins was the leader in the first flight while Harmon Eaves and K. K. Cobb tied for the leading spot in the second flight.

Mrs. Watkins defeated Lila Simpson, 2-1, to take the title. Anna Joyce Williams won over Nancy Kelly in the first flight with Sue Albritton winning the first flight consolation by default. Millie Perhoeh defeated Lucy Roy, 3-2, to win the championship consolation. will the option play, then turned to Homan and the passing game.

In contrast, May was plagued by a grizzly Alabama rush and began to find the range only after getting his first good field position on the fumble recovery which led the first TD. May, with 16 completions in 28 attempts for 199 yards, out- passed Stabler who hit six ofvll for 119 yards. Goodridge caught 11 passes for 130 yards and Horn sn gout got 103. In the explosive first half, May completed five of 11 passes for 82 yards, five of them to Goodridge, and Stabler hit four of nine for 94 yards. recovery of the Alabama fumble by Tommy Wade suddenly changed the complexion of the game, just when it appeared the Tide would swamp Vandy under a wave of first-half touchdowns.

Sparked by the recovery at the Alabama 31, May marched Vany to the 7 and gave to Strong for the touchdown. May then went to the air and fired to Strong to climax a 79-yard drive. Alabama 14 3 11 Vanderbilt 0 14 0 61 pass from Stabler (Davis kick) 1 run (Davis kick) 7 run (Meriwether kick) 6 pass from May (Meriwether kick) Davis 21 Davis 30 15 from Stabler (Jul- leba run) 2 run (Davis kick) 7 from May (Meriwether kick) Attendance 33,407. It took all of passing ability to keep Georgia in contention after the Rebs went ahead on third period field goal. pin-point passing pulled Georgia back in striking distance until touchdown run with 32 seconds left.

Moore, a 190-pound semor, completed six passes for 85 yards during a 90-yard scoring thrust by the Bulldogs in the fourth quarter. The touchdown came on a 27-yard toss to wing back Hardy King. That pulled Georgia within two points of the: Rebs. But the gamble; for a two-point conversion and; a deadlock failed. Keyes, who had his string of 40 consecutive extra points broken after the first Rebel touchdown, intercepted a Moore pass at the Ole Miss 24 late in the game and returned it to the Georgia six to set up touchdown.

missed conversion came after he had been shaken up and he apparently was still groggy. running provided Ole Miss with a touchdown that put Rebs ahead 23-14 early in the fourth period. He capped a drive of 51 yards by going in from the one. The march covered 51 yards and Bowen accounted for 31 yards with his smashes and sweeps. Steve Hindman was the top rusher, getting 91 yards on 24 attempts while Bowen had 44 on 11 carries.

Lawrence paced Georgia with 55 yards. It was first loss this fall and the Bulldogs are now 3-1. Ole Miss evened its record at 2 2 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Third-string quarterback Bubba Wyche came off the bench for injured Charley Fulton Saturday and passed Tennessee to a 24-13 football victory oyer previously unbeaten Georgia Tech. A capacity crowd of 55,119 and millions more on regional television watched as Fulton, subbing for ailing No.

1 quarterback Dewey Warren, was carried from the field on a stretcher in the first quarter after being tackled savagely by Joe Bill Faith on the Tech two. Wyche, who has played less than 15 minutes of collegiate football, picked out his receivers with the poise of a veteran as he threw touchdown passes of seven and 50 yards to flanker Richmond Flowers in the second period. Larry Good, himself a backup quarterback for ailing Kim King, rallied Tech for two fourth quarter touchdowns after the Volunteers had taken a 24- point lead and the issue was no longer in doubt. Good threw scoring tosses of seven yards to flanker John Sias and five yards to end Steve Almond. The loss sent the Yellow Jackets home with a 3-1 won-lost record.

Tennessee is now 2-1 on the season. The 24 points were the most Tennessee has scored on Georgia Tech in 26 games between the southern rivals dating back to 1902. previous high against the Jackets was a 22-14 triumph in 1964. Wyche, who prepped at North Fulton High, completed eight of 16 passes for 121 yards. A hard charging Tennessee line and an alert secondary kept Tech outside the Vol 20 until the final period when Good began Southerners Rally, Edge State, 21-14 Georgia Mississippi 7 0 6 3 14-29 6 run (McCullough kick) 4 run (kick failed) 1 run (pass failed) 12 run (MeCullogh Keyes 22 1 run kick) 27 pass from (pass failed) 1 run kick) Attendance 38,900 Navy Tears i Syracuse Up, 27-14 ANNAPOLIS, Md.

(AP) Navy quarterback John Cartwright picked apart tops-in-the-nation defense with a fine mixture of running and passing Saturday and moved the Midshipmen to a 27-14 victory in a game between two of the top football teams. Cartwright and flanker Terry contested Saturday night, beat- Murray got together on a 52- big the Delta Devils 68-0 on the yard scoring pass on the sixth passing of lean James Harris, play from scrimmage to put The outcome was never in Navy ahead 7-0. doubt. The Mississippi eleven Later in the first quarter, the squandered scoring opportuni- Midshipmen drove 74 yards for Bke an alcoholic making a a touchdown on four passes and half-hearted effort to reform. Harris turned the game into a ut.

Immediately after intermission as Grambling unleashed its bury with 26 points. The Tigers built up an 18-0 first half lead, and generally displayed an inept offense before the late surge turned the com- Grambling Sails To Easy 68-0 Win GRAMBLING, La. (AP) Powerful Grambling College sailed through Mississippi Valley State College virtually un- STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) Halfback Tony Yelverton skirted end on a 14-yard gallop in the fourth period Saturday to give Southern Mississippi a 21-14 victory over Mississippi State in a battle of freak touchdowns. The winning score was the first of the game in which breaks did not play a major part.

The Southerners drove 50 yards for that one and their defenses kept state in check the rest of the way. In whipping State for the first time in its history, Southern, a major independent, gave State a fumble. State added another on touchdown after a second period a 60-yard rim by halfback Johnny Woitt on a handoff and reverse play which the players seemed to make up as they went along. first two touchdowns just as odd. State had a first down with 12 seconds left before intermission and quar- ert Wells recoveredfor the tally.

Southern Miss. State 0 7 7 Flrit Sou. Mlu. St. 10 7 Rushing yardage 189 160 Passing yardage2818 Return 11368 Punts 12-4314-38 toet3 Flrst Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Syracuse Navy rmif- 14 19 luul 112 74 108 236 130 162 12-27-2 17-28-2 10-37 6-34 1 1 35 87 Syracuse, which went into maneuvered behind a game undefeated and with the waTto torow touch best defensive record the na- Jjown strjkes to Coleman Zen0 c5nta.ined Charlie JLbYNER AND Robert ff fulfil.

Atkins. Atkins and Joyner grabbed two TD receptions as clock. State recovered and quarterback Tommy Pharr threw a 12 -yard pass to Woitt on the first play, after the gun sounded. The game was strictly a defensive battle throughout. First downs were scarce for both squads.

There were only five in the first half. opening touchdown, which pulled the game into a 7-7 tie just before halftime, came on a 24-yard pass from quarterback Tommy Boutwell to halfback Ronnie Channell. second touchdown, which put the team ahead 14-7 in the third quarter, came when Tommy Garrison touched a Southern punt in his end zone and Southern end Rob- MSU Woitt 12 from Pharr (McGraw kick) Sou Channell 24 from Boutwell (Kondrat kick) Sou Wells fumble recovery In end zone (Letort kick) MSU Woitt 60 run (McGraw kick) Sou Yelverton 14 run (Letort kick) Attendance 24,000. NCS Erupts To Take Win COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) Unbeaten North Carolina State, throttled in the first half by underdog Maryland, erupted for 17 points in the third quarter and swept to its fifth consecutive victory Saturday, 31-9.

A 35-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Donnan to end Harry Martell opened the scoring floodgates for ninth- ranked State at the start of the second half. Don Donaldson, who caught a 19-yard scoring pass from Jack hitting his receivers with regularity. Good connected on 19 of 35 passes for 238 yards and the two six pointers. Sias caught seven for 148 yards and Almond also speared seven for 53. Tailback Walter Chadwick, assisted by a five yard penalty which put the ball on the Tech 1, plunged over from there for third touchdown in the third quarter.

Karl Kremser, soccer-style kicker, booted a 22- yard field goal and three extra points to complete the Vol scoring. Flowers, Olympic hopeful hurdler, was the leading receiver, grabbing five tosses for 79 yards. Until Tech set off Its aerial fireworks in the final defensive line had badly outplayed the Yellow foreward wall. Time after time, tackle Dick Williams and end Nick Showaiter broke through the Tech line and threw Good and other Jacket backs for losses. Tennessee limited Tech to 34 yards on the ground, while Vol runners picked up 212.

Fullback Richard Pickens was the Vol rushing leader with 69 yards in seven carries. Fulton was taken the tha University Hospital with bruised ribs for overnight observation. His playing status against Alabama in next Southeastern Conference battle in Birmingham was doubtful. Georgia Tech 0 0 0 Tennessee 3 14 7 Kremser 22 7 from Wyche (Kremser kick) 50 pass from Wyche (Kremser kick) 1 run (Kremser kick) 7 past from Good (Carmichael kick) Attendance 55,119. Aggies Pull Out, 7-6 LOGAN, Utah (AP) Utah State quarterback John Pappas engineered a 63-yard third quarter scoring drive Saturday afternoon as the Aggies pulled out a 7-6 football victory over upset- minded University of the Pacific.

COLL1GB PARK, A M. (AP) Statistics of the N.C State-Meryland football game. First Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Punts lost Yards penalized N.C.Sf. Maryland 17 14 241 92 60 187 120 183 6-17-2 14-25-1 7-37 6-42 1 4 28 47 Klebe at the height of the rout in the fourth quarter, flattened the last two Maryland defenders on the Donnan-Martell scoring aerial. It overcame 3-0 halftime lead.

N.C. State VWfc WV-31 Maryland 0 3 0 Carlson 32 33 from Donnan (Warren kick) Warren 33 1 run (Warren kick) 7 run (Warren kick) 19 from Klebe (Warren kick) 14 from Drlmal (kick failed) Attendance 27,100 BOB LANE, MGR. LOANS Take 5 years to pay Up To 10 000.00 FINANCE CORP. Open till p.m. Fridays Second Mortgage Specialists Call Bob Lane or Jerry Stewart 608 North 3rd.

325-0452 cope with passing. After giving Navy the two- touchdown edge, the Orangemen struck back late in the first quarter on a 25-yard drive fol- Grambling rambled to its fourth straight victory. Booking and tackling with au- thoirty, the Tigers scored very lowing recovery of a Navy fura- a t'h t6the baU to ble. Larry Csonka moved the! ball to the seven on three run- second half, tallying 50 points. Mississippi Valley got somf- ning plays and quarterbackU, of a7 rieve Rick Cassata after carrying to Grambling was rhrt Ann trowN hha the one-yard line, went around left end untouched for the score.

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