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UNIORMS Complete Uniform Center 1850 Healy Dr 765 7333 WlNSTON SAfEM NoRfH CAROLINA Terps Bow To Syracuse SYRACUSE NY (AP) Syracuse scored two touch downs and a safety in less than three minutes of the second period Saturday and went on to defeat late threatening Maryland 16 12 in college football Tailback Art Seymore scored both touchdowns for the visiting Terrapins the first coming on a six yard scamper up the middle at 9:46 of the opening quarter scoring explosion began Sty minutes into the second period as fullback Marty Januszkiewics broke three tackles and bulled 17 yards into the end zone Bernie Ruoff kicked the first of his two extra points Twenty nine seconds later the Orangeman gained two points when Terp quarterback Al Neville caught in his own end zone intentionally grounded the ball as he was tackled Syracuse retained possession of the ball and Dave King capped a 45 yard five play drive by hitting tailback Greg Allen with a 24 yard scoring strike at the goal line Maryland threatened Just before the half ended when the stout Syracuse defense stopped Lou Carter inches short of the goal line The Terps closed the point gap on second TD a one yard run early in the final period Then they drove to the 3 with less than a minute left but saw their last chance evaporate when Neville overthrew receiver Dan Bungori in the end zone A chilled crowd of 15681 saw the Orangemen even their season at 2 2 while Maryland dropped to 1 2 1 Maryland Syracuse 6 0 0 6 11 0 16 0 Seymour 6 run (kick failed) Januszklewicz 17 run (Ruoff kick) Safety Intentional grounding In end zone Allen 24 pass from King (Ruoff kick) Seymour 1 run (pass failed) 15681 STATISTICS Maryland Syracuse irst downs 14 14 Rushes yards 42 98 4C 256 Passing yards 134 44 Return yards 44 3 Passes 1737 2 5 151 Punts 7 32 7 38 umbles lost 0 42 Penalties yards 538 8 73 Journal and Sentinel DPI Telephoto Hah A low Jo 7 4 U' i I I' Georgia Greg Horne is hit high and low by Rodrigo Barnes (90) and Larry Walling He gained four yards Sunday Morning October I 1972 Page B5 Auburn Surprises 4th Ranked Vols BIRMINGHAM Ala (AP) Terry Henley's running and a stingy defense led by Ken Bernich and Danny Sa spree led Auburn to a 10 6 upset of fourth ranked Tennessee Saturday and marked Auburn as a football power again in the Southeastern Conference The Auburn Tigers unranked and unimpressive in their first two victories continued their mastery over Tennessee Auburn now hashanded the Vols three of their four losses under Coach Bill Battle Henley a big durable runner carried every time but twice in an 81 yard drive that ended on the second play of the second period when he plunged over from the one The Tigers added a 30 yard field goal by Gardner Jett late in the third period after Sanspree recovered a fumble by Bill Rudder on the 20 Meanwhile the Auburn defense was stifling Ten running and its secondary helped by a stiff wind held Condredge passing in check Gary Valbuena threw a 30 yard scoring strike to Chip Howard late in the game Sanspree knocked down attempted pass for two points A later Tennessee threat was halted when David Langner intercepted a pass and returned it to the Vol 14 David punts kept the Vols off balance and in poor position most of the game Tennessee failed to cash in after Jamie Rotella recovered an Auburn fumble on the 30 early in the game The Auburn defense had the Vols six yards further back when the series ended Tennessee 0 0 0 Auburn 0 7 3 Henley 1 run (Jett kick) Aub Jett 30 Howard 30 pass from Balbuena (pass failed) 69483 STATISTICS Tennessee Auburn irst downs 10 9 Rushes yards 40 80 54 133 Passing yards 109 10 Return yards 13 52 Passes 10 19 3 1 4 0 Punts 8 34 7 34 umbles lost 1 1 2 1 Penalties yards 8 90 4 40 Indiana Wins by 1 LEXINGTON Ky (AP) Indiana survived a series of mistakes Saturday to edge Kentucky 35 34 in an in tersectional football game The Indiana players set school records as both teams ran afoul of penalties and fumbles Glenn Scolnick caught three touchdown passes for Indiana a Hoosier mark and soc ccrstyle kicker Chris Gartner broke the school record twice with field goals Gartner first scored from 51 yards then from 52 The wind was the real winner in the first half when Indiana scored 20 points while the Hoosiers had it in the first quarter and Kentucky chalked up 19 in the second It also could have been a factor when Doug Sexton kicking against the wind missed a 35 yard field goal attempt that could have won the game with 18 seconds left Two of touch down drives were aided by face mask penalties and three times Indiana was stalled when the Hoosiers jumped offsides with third down and short yardage VPI Upsets SMU BLACKSBURG Va (AP) Rangy Don Strock fired a 42 yard scoring toss and brother Dave Strock kicked a pair of field goals Saturday as Virginia Gobblers prevented Southern Methodist from scoring with a tight goal line stand in the waning seconds and edged the Mustangs 13 10 in an in tersectional football battle The victory was first in three games this season while the loss was first setback in four outings The Mustangs last minute bid to pull the game out came after Ed Johnson recovered a Don Testerman fumble on the 29 with 3:34 to go Quarterback John Blackburn hit tight end Rory Best with a 21 yard pass on a fourth and eight situation giving the Mustangs first and irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts lost Penalties yards Va Tech 13 37 94 206 46 16 29 3 6 420 9 4 347 goal on the nine It was first reception of the year In three carries running back Alvin Maxson got the ball to the one But with 13 seconds to go Blackburn was nailed at the one when he atempted to Scott around left end for the score The game was marred with 14 turnovers seven by SMU and seven by Tech The Mustangs recovered four Tech SMU 7 3 0 10 VPI 10 3 Maxson 4 run (Hackney kick) btrock Rel 42 pass from Don (Dave Strock kick) Dave Strock 34 SMU Hackney 31 Dave Strock 26 26000 STATISTICS SMU 12 54 130 112 59 11 23 2 9 372 5 3 4 40 fumbles and picked off three of Don passes Tech meanwhile recovered three fumbles intercepted three passes and blocked a field goal attempt Penn State Wins UNIVERSITY PARK Pa (AP) Quarterback John Hufnagel passed 10 yards to sophomore tight end Dan Natale for a touchdown with 36 seconds remaining to give Penn State a 14 10 victory Saturday over the upset minded Iowa Hawkeyes Hufnagel directed Penn State 80 yards in nine' plays starting the drive after Iowa had taken a 10 7 lead with 3:01 left on the clock The three touchdown un derdog lowans led 3 0 at halftime 3 I A wV Pa Jr WWBtW mBHb It je 1 A i i 'z 7 ir' A UPI Telephoto lowas Earl Douthitt dumps Penn John Cappelletti William Mary Crushes The Citadel in the Rain WILLIAMSBURG Va (AP) Quarterback Bill Decry threw for two touchdowns ran for a third and engineerd two other scoring drives as William Indians routed the Bulldogs 31 12 Saturday in a rain drenched Southern Conference football game Richmond Tops VMI RICHMOND Va (UPI) Junior running back Billy Meyers scored three times from within the three yard line Saturday and led Rich mond to a 34 15 Southern Conference victory over scrappy Virginia Military Institute VMI which has now lost 14 straight games stayed close to the Spiders until early in the fourth quarter when Meyers went over from the one half yard line to can a 24 play 64 yard scoring drive and make the score 24 15 Meyers scored later in the fourth quarter on a three yard plunge and also had a first quarter touchdown on a one yard run Richmond led by only one point 10 9 at the half but the Spiders scored on a 16 yard pass from Dave Young to Billy Harris on their first possession of the second half VMI stormed back on a 71 yard pass play from Tom Schultze to Tony arry to make it 17 15 but that was the last score the Keydcts were to have VMI threatened late in the second half to take the lead from Richmond something it has not done since 1967 But a pass by Schultze was in tercepted by Bob Loprette in the end zone VMI 0 6 0 15 Richmond 3 7 7 1 Clark 26 Meyers one run (Clark kick) Bowman one run (kick failed) VMI Cole 22 Harris 16 pass from Yount (Clark kick) arry 71 pass from Shultze (pass failed) Meyers one run (Clark kick) Clark 40 Meyers three run (Clark kick) irst downs 12 17 Rushes Yards i 27 14 58 230 Passing Yards 285 59 Return yards 113 113 Passes 16 34 2 6 15 0 Punts 6 303 5 344 umbles Lost 1 1 Penalties yards 7 82 6 40 The 17 pound sophomore hit David Knight on scoring passes of 30 and 31 yards and ran 11 yards for a touchdown as the Indians upped their league record to 2 0 and tied East Carolina for the con ference lead Decry finished with 125 yards on 14 carriesfind hit six of 13 passes for 114 yards Knight set a William Mary career record for pass reception yardage with 1571 catching three for 90 yards as the Indians increased their overall record to 2 2 Jon Hall gaining 50 yards on seven carries set a career rushing record of 1834 yards to The Citadel now 1 1 in the conference 1 3 overall The Citadel 0 0 0 William Mary 3 14 14 Regan 23 Kniqhf 30 pass from Deery (Regan kick) Deery 11 run (Regan kick) Regan 2 run (Regan kick) Knight 31 pass from Deery (Regan kick) Lynch 1 run (run failed) Carson 2 run (run failed) 7500 STATISTICS William Citadel Mary irst downs 21 22 Rushes yards 39 117 60 303 Passing yards 243 112 Return yards 9 20 Passes 19 40 3 6 16 1 Punts 7 363 8 314 umbles lost 2 1 1 Penalties yards 2 20 8 80 Rain Kalts Winston Lake Golf Meet Rain postponed the first sf round of the Winston Lake i all estival golf tourna i ment yesterday The opening round will be played today starting at 9 am The secondi round will be played at 9 am Saturday Oct 7 Jerry Jones Win ston Lake golf pro said 1 have most of the top golfers in orsyth Coun ty entered but we just fii cart't play until Sunday iisi Jones said 103 golfers had entered when he an nounced the postpone H) ment ss who wants to play can sign up at start ing time Sunday morn said Jones Ga Tech Rice Tie ATLANTA (AP) Eddie fifth touchdown pass of the day and his two point conversion toss with 17 seconds remaining lifted Georgia Tech to a 36 36 deadlock with undefeated Rice Saturday in an in tersectional football clash McAshan connected with Jim Owings on the two yard scoring play moments after the Owls were assessed an 11 yard penalty for pass in terference in the end zone McAshan then passed to Owings for the two point conversion ending a final scoring drive that had cov ered 61 yards in only seven plays Rice a 13 polnt underdog appeared to have locked up a victory when Mark Williams kicked a 47 yard field goal with 6:43 remaining giving the Owls a 36 28 lead The Owls trailing 14 0 at one point had gained the Rice 0 16 10 Georgle Tectf 14 7 0 Robinson 22 pass from McAshan (Thigpen kick) Owings 25 pass from McAshan (Thigpen kick) Buck 5 pass from Gadd (Wil liams kick) Safety Jobson downed ball In end zone following high center snap Robinson 55 pass from McAshan (Thigpen kick) Swierg 28 pass from Gaed (Wil liams kick) Williams 33 Henley 52 punt return (Williams kick) Anderson 99 Interception return (Williams kick) Lang 1 pass from McAshan (Thigpen kick) Williams 47 Owings 2 pass from McAshan (Owings pass from McAshan) A 41179 STATISTICS Rice Ga Tech irst downs 15 29 Rushes yards 41 75 54 137 Passing yards 153 371 Return yards 204 45 Passes 13 28 4 23 38 5 Punts 8 38 4 40 umbles lost 3 1 4 3 Penalties yards 4 36 6 42 upper hand on a pair of long runs Preston 99 yard interception return and Bruce 52 yard punt return Arkansas Rallies AYETTEVILLE Ark (AP) Quarterback Joe erguson hustled his Arkansas teammates 80 yards for a fourthquarter touchdown as the Razorbacks rallied to edge the University of Tulsa 21 20 Saturday The victory was sweet revenge for the Razorbacks who were upset by Tulsa 21 20 last year when favored by five touchdowns Jon Richardson scored what proved to be the winning touchdown when he went from one yard out 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