News and Record from Greensboro, North Carolina • 19

1 Grneniboro Daily Newi Sunday Spt 24 1972 ECU Gains Elon Crushes Quakers 47 0 wrap SL ACC rom that the Christians soon raw rm1 "Kfewgr? 64 Yard Run Leads Aggies Stun lorida 8 3 14 4 1 20 AGAIN the Aggies Squires Tip Cougars It Sanford Downs Garduer Wcbb Catamounts Down GB Citadel By 10 0 Rlack Tosses or 5 Tils LR Stuns Davidson 5 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 11 and took Vi 35 35 11 99 3 I i 7 0 0 0 1 0 but when the drive bottled up John Guy came on 4 4 14 10 13 0 0 0 0 0 54 4 10 9 9 12 5 6 6 4 0 0 5 14 3 JO 8 2 3 0 OB im I 20 7 4 240 Pct545544527521 Medley and Al Holland to reach the four Reliford hit Medley in the end zone to go ahead 22 14 Then the fourth quarter rolled around and lorida went to work driving from their 25 as Holt continually permeated the Aggie pass defense earsome running back James Rackley finished the job with a four yard run closing gap to the final 22 20 12 69 9 lk2? 192 42 Cougars will entertain the Na tional Basketball Association's New York Knicks tonight at 8 at Cameron In door Stadium in Durham 78 79 91 55' 77 84 89 Carolina 34 Maryland 28 Rico 29 Stanford 10 Tennessee 45 West Virginia 48 i'i 8 439 7 47 SPRINGIELD Mass Dave Twardzik an unsung 6 1 rookie from Old Dominion lifted the Virginia Squires from behind in the last minute of a 103 99 exhibition victory over the Caro lina Cougars in an American Basketball Association exhibition game Saturday night Having trailed since the first quarter and by as much as 10 points the Squires pulled within a point of the Cougars' when Twardzik drove over 6 11 Tom Owens to close the gap to 99 98 Thbn when veteran Cougar guard Bob Warren missed an 18 foot jump shot Twardzik snatched the rebound from taller players under the basket and fed running mate Moe Barr for a layup ouled on the play Barr sank the free throw for the mare for the visitors who ar rived with hopes of spoiling the a tremendous defense which had shut off two previous foes with only 995 yards total offense The Mounties did improve on that with 186 and they did ecore a ID on their SC rival some thing two other teams had failed to do Yet it developed into a i rustrating experience for the visitors Pitt 13 California 10 East Colgate 33 Connecticut 7 Delaware 64 ordham 22 Holy Cross 30 Massachusetts 37 Nebraska 77 New Hampshire 16 Penn St 21 Rutgers 41 Rhode Island 27 Vlllanova 20 2 3 4 5 4 7 0 I 7 2 2 0 0 from Missouri 0Miami 0 7Minnesota 6Michigan St 16Oregon Sf 11 Utah 22Wyoming 14 Ohio 14N'Westorn 0 Oregon 3 Illinois 20 Indiana 28 Purdue 21 Syracuse 7 Stole 33 VMI 16Clemson 10 Duke (i Wake orest 0Virginia 10 South Alobomo 35 Auburn 14 lorida St 27 urman 24 LSU 42 Mississippi 21 Miss Stale 10 Richmond 17 SMU 21 Texas 23 Tulane 24 to kick a 24 yard field goal After intermission Stanfield surprised the Rattlers with his sensational run putting the Ag gies ahead 16 14 Stunned much like they were in the first half when got the first score lorida's offense stuck to Che ground The defense led by Robert Willis and Donald Miller repeatedly stuck Holt for long losses In the same quarter the Ag gies began a drive at 20 after punter was trapped trying to scramble in his territory rom the 20 utilized the running of William irst Downs Rushing Passim Passes Total Offense Penalties umbles Lost Punts Ava la AIM Wil field New Mexico 20 Northland 19 'Batts 7 North Park 0 Emporia 7 Arizona 17 I Grovt City 0 Dakota 3 Mankata St 0Slltxwry Rock 145 Dakota Tech 0 Georgetown 9DtPauw 6 Principle 0 Whitworth 7 St Paul's 0Main Maritime 10Arkansas 7 Millsap 6Loyola LA 0N'Eastwn 7 Carroll 61 Carleton 7 I Black HUH St 0Cai Witrn 9 Concord 16 Kutztown 14 MacAltiftr 0 Co 7 Austin 3'Arkansas St 13 Bethel Minn 0 Rochester 14Central SI Ohio 7N Illinois 10 Ithaca 22 Austin Peay 7 Va Wesleyan 14Brldpwafer Va 0 Susquehanna 0E Illinois 16 Valparaiso 14 irst downs Pushes voids Passing yarns Returns yards Passes punls 1 umiileslnsl Midwest Baylor 27 Bowling Grein 16 Colorado 31 Georgia Tech 21 Iowa 19 lowq St 24 Kansas 52 Knt St 37 Nofr Dam 37 Oklahoma 68 Southern Cal 55 Texas Christian 31 Washington 22 Wisconsin 31 4' 10'4 4V 1BV 3314 ford and if you placo them In the feline catagory moke it un der puddy tats The Christians and Quakers In a distorted version of the 2 10 from David Harper to Bruce Becker and Andy Davis But both Wildcat scores came In the fourth quarter long after Lenoir Rhyne had put the game away The Bears had no trouble with the Wildcat de fense rolling up 491 yards equally divided between rush ing and passing reshman running back McWhorter opened the scoring with a four yard run after near ly 12 minutes had gone by in the first period The score was set up when Davidson's i'oney Mullins fumbled on his own 18 McWhorter accounted for the second score on a pass from Black after Tim Thick ran a punt back 50 yards to the Da vidson 23 the Bears broke the Davidson defense completely on the next score driving iq from Plllsbui ah Chlcapr Now YQ St Loiil Montreal Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Lai Angeles Atlanta San i 'ronrlsco pan uiego Kentucky UT Chatl 7 Va Tch 1J I Wofford 7Texas 17 Carolina VanderbiltNE La St lorida 14Miami 10 Geogla 13 Lafayetl 14 Vermont 0Gettysburg 7St Peter's 7 Brown 24 Main 0 Army 7 Boston Navy Lehigh N'EOJtrn 7 Wm Mary 17 BY LENOX RAWLINGS Stall Sport Wrltir Somehow you had to figure Lion was tired of being thrown Io the Hons Every pie season guewter had picked them top heavy favorites to defend thfij Carolinas Confer ence championship Coach Red Bai'lmore New Yoix Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland Chlcaao Minnesota Kansas Cllv California Texos EVERYONE SHARED feat with church picnic courte sy but running back Mike Law ton managed to awiallow the choice helpings The 5 10 174 pound senior from Sanford a high school three point play which put the Squires in the seat ION 99 with 29 seconds left Twardzik iced the win by sink ing two free throws after re bounding Cougar rookie Jerry missed shot to ac count for the final margin THE COUGARS seemed to lose their Impetus toward a sec ond straight win over Virginia when second year guard Ted McClain fouled out with 2:08 left to play McClain led all scorers with 23 points despite playing most of the second half with five fouls During one stretch in the fourth quarter he scored 15 of 18 Cou gar points He also directed the Cougar offense with an elan he rarely showed in his disappoint ing 1971 debut rom the standpoint the game also was marred by a knee knjury suffered by starting guard Gene Little and the first technical foul of rookie coach Larry career on the bench 2 19 0 15 fl 5 8 4 10 377 621 556 541 4694793'8 77 76 67 61 West B6 81 75 71 68 52 Sunday I EAST CAROLINA after hold ing a 21 7 cushion at halftime Increased that to 27 7 In the third when Dameron clutched his second TD pass of the night The fourth quarter developed into a comedy of mistakes by both sides Wilford still man aged to score for East Carolina while Appalachian had Its last three passes Intercepted The ball exchanged hands six times on either fumbles or pass interceptions during those final 15 minutes totals of 2088 and 471 1 Bob Stuffemburg who graduat ed to 1957 held the old stand ards 468 totes and 2073 yards Lawton a senior quarterhack lat Sanford in the first of three straight Eastern 3 A champion ship seasons (Jones was there tail three) achieved the records in starting fashion A flanker BIRMINGHAM Ala (AP) a quarterback Jimmy Nipper passed for two second half touchdowns to flanker Charles Clanton as the Bulldogs defeated Gardner Webb College of Boiling Springs NC 21 7 in a football game here Saturday Nipper hit Clanton on a 21 yard strike in the third quarter to tic the game and a three yani strike in the fourth Charles Conway added last seore on a two yard run Bill Hawkins kicked the three extra points Gardner Webb took a 7 0 half time lead on George one yard run in the second peri od Mike Stephens added the point Contest Scores 24 38 16 260 vt 645 4 41 14 7 0 Mole 0 3 3 2 ft £l( 4 7 Carrell Bundy Lead In Jack Garrett nr Bob 134 to take the champi onship flight lend In the Sedge Country Chib Member Guest tournament Saturday Bill and Bob Harvey writ Jhrea back with 137 his first year he didn't join' the running brigade until his sopho more season Lawton gained 594 yards In five games that year as Elon went 3 7 1128 last fall as the Christians structured an 8 3 mark 1 A spurting runner who fre quently turns the corner on veer pitch sweeps Lawton has actual ly played in the backfield only 39 games He boasts 22 tozch downs In the time span includ ing two Saturday night LAWTON CAPPED i three play 39 yard first quarter drive with a four yard TD sprint and galloped 12 yards In the third quarter His cohort in'lhe 623 yard Elon offense was quarterback Joo West a junior from Green ville who threw II completions In 17 attempts for 187 yards West hit Don Boaz with a 10 yard TD midway the second period as Elon grabbed a sur prlsingly low 13 0 halftime spread Three touchdowns within five minutes produced a rout in the third quarter Lawton notched the first one West hurXd 52 yards to Curtis Leary for anoth er and 25 yards to Ken Morgan for the third Reserve Gary Meredith pound ed the line for a 40 0 lead late In the quarter and reserves red Long of Burlington a quarter back and Rodney Evans pro duced a 16 yard mini bomb in the fourth period after two touchdown passes had been called back a pass from Kenny Holt and returned it to the lorida 40 rom there the Aggies drove nine plays Quarterback Ken Reliford did the honors with a 4 yard plunge Behind 7 0 lorida camo alive In the second quarter when Holt drove his team their 47 to score in eight plays Then in the same quarter Holt went to the air again and pas seu me naniers io a leau 593 563 521 493 466 361 10 0 (Jovce 66 55 Weil 90 irst Down Net Yards Rushlna Yards Pacslnd Passel (CanD Ait lnf) Yards Penalized umble Lzst Punti (No Av) Elon nulHnrX Lawton 4 run (kick failed) Boaz 10 pass from West (Davis kick) Lawton 12 run (Davis kick) Leary 52 doss from West (Davis kick) Maroon 25 pass from Well (kick blocked) Meredith 2 run (Lona kick) Evons 16 oasi from Lona (Lona kick) Davidson Lenoir Rhyn I I 3V4 IS 17 41 2 CHARLESTON SC (AP) Sinall college power Western Carolina scored a first half touchdown and a third quarter field goal and then held off Tlie Citadel for a 10 0 hxitball victo ry Saturday night Western Carolina now 3 0 handcuffed Iho sput tering veer offense with an ngrcsslvo defense that oamc up with big plays when needed The Bulldogs nn offensive power In tho Southern Confer ence last season hove yet to scorn In their two games this year They lost to Clemson in their opener 13 0 Catnniomit quarterback Hal Mole passed three yards to spilt end Jerry Gaines to culmi nate ah RJ ynnd drive that took 13 plays A 22 ynrd pass Inter ference call was the kev Jimmy' Joyce's 37 ynrd field goal was the only other scoring The Citadel renched the Caln mount 23 in tho neCond (uirtor on a 49 yard run by qunt lei back Hany Lynch SUNDAY TELEVISION inaton Channel 2 2:00 Pro New York Baltimore Channel 12 4:30 pro Minnesota troif Channel 1 RADIO 1:00 Auto Racing Old Dominion 500 WBBB (Burlington) 8:00 Pro Cougort vi New York Knicks WBIG MONDAY TELEVISION 9:00 Pra Kona Cllv Nw Orleans Channl I their chops and Wilson licked his wounds after two straight losses Not a dumb man this Wilson though NCC bruised his gang 41 21 but he scheduled things Wilson said something about just right Next up was Gull things looking better than ever And you just hear col lege foothall coaches spouting such stuff The ighting learned about growling Insubor Holy War met on the Greens teammate of Steve din He teams Troy Slate and boro High School Stadium field Jones knocked out two school North Carolina Central licked Saturday night career records He gained 131 Tor the first time this fall yards In 21 carries for lifetime won gmpeo a Dig meai aeven cursM tn fact Translate to 47 0 GUILORD NEVER issued a scoring threat barely crossing midfield twice One reason was offensive impotency another was the Elon front line paced by tackles Nick Angelone and Glenn Ellis our Interceptions two by John Muri has tened descent its 18th consecutive defeat You might say it was quite predictable which it was But 60 is Thanksgiving dinner Someone bring Wilson an Alka Seltzer BY CURETON JOHNSON Special Ta Th Dally Nwi TALLAHASSEE la Bur Artis Stanfield pulled a trick on lorida University Saturday night when he scamp ered 64 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter putting ahead 16 14 This morale booster endured a lorida rataliatinn lator Hut (Tin Aggies thumped the Rattlers 22 20 ine enure game lumea out io jjih be a seesaw Affair when It took eighteen plays began the scoring In the first to get to 14 yard line quarter junior cornerback James Cunningham intercepted HICKORY NC (API Jun ior quarterback Paul Black passed for five touchdowns Sat urday night as little Lenoir Rhyne embarnssed Davidson of the Southern Conference 41 16 Black a transfer from Cho wan Jr College hit John Morctz with scoring passes of 37 and 10 yards Mike McWhorter with a nine yard strike Mike Raskey for 16 yards and Mike Robinson for 17 yards ns lie riddled the David son secondary or the evening Black ac counted for 245 yards in the air completing 15 of 25 McWhorter added another touchdown on a four yard run to cap the scoring for the Bears now 2 0 Davidson is 1 2 Tho Wildcats' two touchdowns came on passes Elon Guilford st 375 248 17 30 0 their own 28 in five plays most of them passes front Black Bear coach Hanley Painter emptied his bench in the fourth quarter and both Wildcat touchdowns came at the ex pense of Lenoir second stringers 1 Nebraska 77 Army 7 2 Stanford 10 Duke 6 3 Tnnie 45 Wak oreit 6 4 Tulon24 Georgia 13 5 Air orce 41 Pitt 13 6 Wlsconiln 31 Syracuse 7 7 Carolina 34 NC State 33 8 Maryland 21 VMI 16 9 la St 27 'Va Tech 15 10 22 la MM 20 11 Southern Cal 5S Illlnole 20 12 Kamae 52 Wyoming 14 13 RIC 29 Cltmun 10 14 Virginia 4S Virginia 10 15 Davldion Lenoir Rhyne lat 16 Oklahoma 61 Oregon 3 17 Elon 47 Gullford 0 IS Baylor 27 Miisourl 0 19 Carolina AotXJlactilan 7 20 The Citadel Carolina lot 1:00 Pro St Loul vz Woh Jolt vt vt De 22 East Carolina 35 Elon 47 Lenoir Rhyne 41 Presbyterian 31 NC Central 47 Newberry 23 I Samford 21 I Western Carolina 10 ar West Air ore 41 1 San Jost St 17 THE PIRATES surrendered their first touchdown of the sea son when Appalachian struck swiftly and then the East Caro lina players settled down and completely dominated the first half Summerell led his Pirates into the end zone three times once on a perfect aerial and twdee on rashing plays before Intemris lon And the visitors sudden ly trailed 7 21 East defense ex cept for a few plays in opening quarter solved the Mountaineer's veer offense whlldioldlng them to 92 yards net at the halt way point They picked up 88 of that in two plays when scoring And the Mountaineers unwill ing to try the aerial game often never staged another serious threat while putting the ball into the air just once in 30 minutes BUT THE Apps looked great when Tim Cokley took a pitch around his right end and dashed 58 yards to East Caroli 30 Bradshaw the other starting halfback took care of the 30 on a similar play And the Apps surged in front 7 0 with 8:48 left in the first period It stay that way long The Pirates marched 80 yards in six plays for the tying points! The payoff was a 42 yard pass from Summerell to flanker Dam eron Summerell climaxed a drive of 68 yards by diving across from a yard out for 14 7 early in the "second Crumpler's run ning and a couple of passes set up the score Crumpler collected the third Pirate TD from a yard out after Jim Past had recovered a Moun taineer fumble at the 38 SI off Phot Bv Jlmmla Jeffrie IMikc Lawton inds Hole In Guilford Line or Yatdage Southwest Arkonm 24 Oklohoma St 23 Olliers Albany st NY 14 Bucknell 44 Michigan 24 Central Mathodlit 45 Cent Wash St 34 Colby 28 Curry 31 C' Poit 17 I Cheyney St 12 Dana 6 Delaware St 28 Delawnr Valley 26 Deniion 37 EarlhamO4 sEast Tennesse 28 Elmhunt 32 ranklin Mar 17 i'Graeland 4S 1 Guitav Adolphui 17 Hamlin 6 Hampdn Sydny 42 Hlllldal 26 Hiram 46 Hobart 60 Hop 34 i Huron 35 1 Indiana Pa 5 Kearney St 24 Kentucky St 21 Klngi Point 12 Knox 21 Mansfield St 21 Brldowater Ntass 7 McMurry St 34 Michigan Tech 24 Middlebury 42 Mllllkln 14 Miisourl South 33 Montana 40 Mt Union 25 IN Dakota 33 1 Iowa 21 Nichols Northern St SD 45 Northwood Mich 30 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Olivet 41 Pacific Lutheran 12 Petersburg St 55 Plymouth St 20 Quantico Marlnei 43 Randolph Macon 26 Redlands 30 Rhode Island 27 Rick 13 Ripon 34 Dakota Sprlngflld 3 Dakota St 49 Shepherd 21 Shippensburg 24 St Jahn's Minn 43 St Olaf's 17 SW Memphis 21 Texas Lutheran 14 Upper Iowa 26 Washington Mo 15 Wayne SI Mich 17 Michigan 14 West Chester 48 West Kentucky 28 West Liberty 40 West Maryland 25 Wilkes 24 Wise Milwaukee 17 Vltlenburg 21 Carolinas Cops Captain Putter 2nd Day Lead RICHMOND Va (AP) Golfing stars from the Carolinas posted 40 31 advantage Saturday in man to man match play and took a 76 67'Zj lead over the Virginias at the two i mark of their annual team battle for the Putter The three day affair in which the Carolinas team holds a 17 9 lead over the years winds up today with two man team matdies on an alternate shot basis I Unlike riday when the Virgi nias seniors rolled up a 15 9 lead that enabled the Virginia and West Virginia golfers to finish the day with a 36 36 standoff the Carolinas seniors on Satur day won five of eight matches for a 19 9 lead and the regulars got a standoff Bob Bryant Jim Adams and 'Allen Powers scored 3 0 sweeps for the a 1 1 a regulars Bryant beat Ned Baber Powers knocked off Virginia PGA Open champion Nelson Long Jr and Adams defeated Jim Milldlcmas Jay Hardwick defeated Rob Chapman and Jim Kite turned back Tom Case the only Virginias sweeps 'among the regulars Bill Terrell defeated Gordon Ma Ho nee and John Pottle whipped Smith 3 0 for Carolinas sweeps in the seniors Caldwell running hnm Lewie McClain Wmren Crocker Grosso Jackon I Hiles Malay Miianlna Owone TO I Al VIRGINIA CARni IMA ield Sherherrl 1 2 Ilk 0 I unnlimhnin 0 2 Allefirlwx 2120 Newberry Catnwba 18 14 147 216 Alabama Rips Kentucky 35 0 On ast Start BIRMINGHAM Ala (AP) Quarterback Terry Davis cash ed in on Kentucky mistakes for two quick Alabama touchdowns to start the Crimson Tide toward defense of its South eastern Conference football title with a 35 0 victory Saturday night Davis threw touchdown passes of seven and three rds 1 and set up another score with a 28 yard toss to the three Skip Kubelius recovered a fumbled snap at the 21 on tho second play of the game and five plays later Wayne Wheeler made a fine catch in the end zone for the first Tide score Steve Wade intercepted a de flected pass on next scries and Davis ran it in after throwing the 28 yard pass to Wheeler Kentucky Alobomn 14 0 7 Wheler 7 bom from Davl (B Davis lek Davis 3 run (R Oavli kick) 3 pass from Davl (0 Davis kick) ilscegllp 9 run (B Davis kick) stoke 4 nan trom Rutledge (B Davis kick) A 71433 Irvin Ligon Solow ner Barr williams lanklln Sander Alkln Shepherd Smith Twardzik Taylor TOTALS ''fli Spot is 14 3 3 Rett A Pts i 1 irst downs Rush yards Passing yard: Relurn yards Passes Punts umbles iost Penaltles yards nnwldArti Lenoir Rhyn 1 14 7 ii (I McWhirter 4 run (Ron kirk) MKVpIrter pas from Mafetr 37 pass from Black (Rm Roskey 16 mass from Black (Ros Robinson 17 nasi tram Black (kick blLR taorlz 10 Pas from Black (Rosiclck) lacker 21 non from Hnrpor (Berkr pass from Harner) Davl i po Horn Horner (Davl pass frnm Harper) A 95W Carolina Citadel 55 48 21? 7 41 72 3 36 35 7 Victory Over Apps iHesiAWfaX American League Results New York 5 Cleveland 2 Milwaukee 2 Baltimore I Minnesota 3 Colilomla 1 Detroit Boston i Oakland 2 Kansas City 1 AwttlCuQu 9 I Lynch fumbled nn tho next play to end that threat Running back Dave Hackett paced the Catamount ground attack with 104 yards in 22 rar lies lie was abetted by Jeff Kirwin with 64 yards in 12 at tempts Lynch last year's All Soiitli cni (luailcrback never com pleted a pass in seven at tempts The Bulldogs wound up with a goosa egg in yardage gained through the nir The deepest Cadet pene tration came in tho fourth nori od when they reached the visi tors' 13 but the Catamounts piiahed them back over on downs Carolina Ihe Cllartel Gaines ntiss klk) Jove 37 i irui 68 61 64 Sunday's GamesAll Thtiesa EhTi Philadelphia (Carllon 259) al New York (Seaver 18 12) 2:05 om AAontroei) (Motion rS IJI al PHlsburah (Moos lieu 1:55 Chicago (Hands 10 8) al 51 Cauls (Wise '8nn 11 14 or Corkins 69) al Allrmfo (McQueen 0 3) 215 pm Cincinnati (Billingham 10 12) al Houi on (Roheils 11 6) 3 i San rancisco IBan 7 9) al Los Anao les (11 5) 5 om Stony Brook St 0 prxl Tech 0 Michigan 9 I llinols Coll 6 Lewi Clark 21 Sf Lawrence 15 Conn St Wagner Cai If SI Pa Westmar Mlllersvlll St21 Moravian 21 Junlafa 7 Kalamazoo 6East Kentucky 12 North Central 21 Urslnus 0Culver Stockton II Mlnn Dulufh 12 Sf Thoma 0 0 Ohio Northern 7 Oberlin 14 Rochester Tech 13Concordia Tech 13 Dakota St 24 Cortland St 0 Haye 21 Maryland St 0 Norwich 9 Lawrenc 15 CAROLINA (99) Mln TO i 3 8 I 2 8 Id 6 II 2 6 7 5 I 2 0 5 32 69 32 4 40 13 99 21 25 37 I01 29 3(1 18 22 99 lZ i worn Beats Catauba SALISBURY Tommy Jiamson kicked a 27 yard goal with only seven seconds remaining in the game Saturday night to lift Newberry to a 23 21 win over Catawba In a Carolinas Conference football game Catawba had taken a 21 20 lead in the fourth quarter when 7'Jlm Bucher scored on a five yard pass from quarterback i5' Newberry began the winning i drive with 233 left in the game taking over on Ito own 36 yand line after a Catawba punt New berry drove to the Catawba 10 yardllne In 10 playtrWo set up Williamson's field goal with Wil Jiamson completing three passes I during the drive The win boosted the Newberry record fo 3 0 while Catawba fell tOj irst Downs Rushing I Passing Passes I Punts umbles PennIHes Nrwberry Smith 35 run (lanev run) Williamson )2 run (Wlllluinson kick) Gai rick 5 run (Wllllnm6n kick) Davis 2 run (kick failed) (i Williamson 79 Wlliiampn rff Bucher pass from Davis domes Wllllnmson 27 I WITH THREE minutes left in the quarter lorida got the ball once more but the Aggie de fense stopped the Rattlers cold oame away with its third win of the season against no defeats and Coach Hornsby Howell said the Aggies "won this game strictly on desire The kids wanted to win Even with out our quarterback McKibbins Reliford was in command all the way 1 think we won because we have any stars" returns to North Carolina next week to take on Johnson Smith University in Charlotte 167 70 6 20 0 237 58 0 36 7 3 12 6 Reliford 4 run Guv kick A rttn klr to Holt 6 run Coleman kick Ghzv 24 Stanfield run kick failed Medley 4 run kick failed Racklv 2 run run failed 1 Slate 20 i Appalachian 7 Guilford 0 Davidson 16 Mars Hill 0 Livingstone 13 Catawba 21 Gardner Webb 7 Citadel 0 A 70 I 59 63 69 73 78 Cornu (All 1ino tllll Kansas Cllv (Monluoincrv 2 2 emd Mur phy 4 2) al Oakland (Odom 14 5 and Hamilton 6 6) 2 4:30 om CaiiforniP (May 10 10) af Minnesota (Perry 13 14) 2:15 Bm Texas (Goqplewskl 4 10) al Chicago (Wood 24 b) nm New York (Sloltlemyr 14 17 and Garo nei 4) al Cleveland (Lamb 5 5 and Tidr aw 13 15) 2 I pm Balllmor (Dobson 16 16) af Milwaukee (Lockwnocf 7 )3) 2:30 pm Detroit (ryman 8 2) at Boston (Tlnm 13 6) 2 pm National League Results Chicano 2 15 SI Louis 0 1 Montreal 3 Plllsbut oh 0 New Yoik 5 Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 7 San rancisco 4 Houston 7 Cincinnati 1 San Diego 4 Aiiania 1 i WARREN ADDED 17 points forward Billy Cunninhani 16 and forward Joe Caldwell 11 in a brief appearance for the Cou gars The Squires were led by for ward George 19 points followed by 15 for Goose Ligon 14 for Twardzik and 11 for rook ie guard Billy Shepherd Now in cxliilktion play tho viroinia (inn Mln I Reb A Pt ZH 24 10 26 1 S' 6 1 ILtsebaH 4 rs Mi An Ji 7 'i co 5 I 7 A i 'r 'V i'S Ks i mi Sr 'O Mvr Si I JO 151 Behind 6 1 Rookie.