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ourth Sports Section News OUNDED EBRUARY 1847 NO 28743 THE DANVILLE REGISTER DANVILLE VA SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 1970 Comics I ourth Sports I Section North Carolina Defeats Duke In Scoring Duel 59 34 Outcome In ACC Contest Gives Wake orest Title Maryland Nips Virginia In ACC ootball Meet 17 14 24 Yard ield Goal Gives Terps Second Win Of Year ootball Scores Statistics of 6 7 5 6 0 24 3 11 7 18 Mason Dixon HELPS WITH when Tulane Routs V1C 1 Wake orest clinched the At In liotvl Picture hart president of the Eastern torics while Colorado wound up Hockey League 'with a 6 4 record Kiwiuuuiw va rm Steve Regan a 155 pound junior lc Tangerine Bowl T4 rt jJMaxie when in Rushing yardage ub 1 Passing yardage Richmond lost passes Gen Samuel Wilson of the US Beats VMI By 20 To 14 Eddie yards 10 20 2 9 28 i 10 The Cougars gained their final score in the fourth quarter with a 12 yard pass from quarter back Gary Mullins to Elmo behind twice it inm 20 279 Keeps aint Hopes or Bowl Showing Cavaliers Topple To Last Place or 10th Time back The half By MARSHALL JOHNSON Associated Press Writer RTrTTMnVn V'l CAP) Colorado Routs Tenth Ranked Air orce 19 19 ROANOKE Va (AP) Vir ginia Tech spearheaded by Jimmy Quinn and Perry Ti berio defeated 20 14 Sa yards into the end zone Thq touchdown followed a 47 yard pass from Joel DeSpain to Earl Thomas Wake orest got on the score board first blocking a first quarter punt that rolled out of the end zone on the clock It was the third vic tory in four conference starts and gave them outright posses sion of the league title The triumph also sent them The Citadel Routs Davidson By 44 9 Count vic next East CHAPEL HILL NC (AP) North Carolina behind the run ning of durable Don McCauley handed the Atlantic Coast Con ference football championship (AP) Hee UNC Duke 13 96 260 103113 38 2 8 35 1 50 are the football UNC 26 472 144 49 11 18 2 4 34 0 57 as William and Indians won the Southern Conference football championship and a Tangerine Bowl berth a 34 33 victory over Spiders Regan who threw for three touchdowns and ran for a fourth 'drove the Indians 80 yards in the COACH INED $50 NEW YORK (AP) Phil Watson coach of the Syracuse Blazers has been bined $50 for going onto the ice to protest a decision it was an nounced riday by Tom Lock Soutli Carolina Outscores Clemson In Thriller 38 32 JUST NOT HIS DAY While tailback Wayne Duncan No 25 went into Saturday's game among the top scorers in small college football ranks he failed to add William Ami Mary Edges Richmond 34 33 or Title State By 31 To 0 Houston Beals Wake orest By 26 2 Margin game in the One Of Closest In Long Series 1 run (Lopez kick) pass from Mullins (kick James Wood Wins 25 6 Over leming into a Dec 28 meeting in Orlan do la with Mid American Conference champion Toledo in Jacket fumble at the Randolph Macon three The rest of the game develop ed into a contest between the sometimes buttcr fing er Hampden Sydney ball carriers and a group of Randolph Macon defenders who almost upstaged the Tiger defense at its own spe cialty In the second half the Yellow Jackets dug in and stopped the Tiger advances at the Randolph Macon 19 2 26 and 7 yard lines Rut the defensive efforts went to waste as the Jacket offense which had been averaging five touchdowns a game found itself smothered by the Hamp dcn Sydney defenders Despite his spectacular show ing Powers fumbled twice and each time it probably cost the Tigers a touchdown The 186 Don McCauley Scores 5 TDs Sets New Record DIERENCE OR TIGERS reshman Tracy Powers escapes one Randolph Macon tackler to gain yards for Hampden Sydney or the game Powers scored both II touch Hamnden Svdnev claimed the Conference football title by beating rival Ran dolph Macon No 65 is guard Rick Bobarskey RMC HSC 9 57 121 39 a 1 4 3 35 2 38 By LOUDON KELLY Associated Press Writer AIR ORCE ACADEMY Colo (AP) Colorado shook off earlier disappointments to play its best football in the sea son Saturday in vanquishing 10th ranked Air orce 49 19 It was the third straight triumph for the Buffaloes who put a sour ending to the regular season for the Sugar Bowl bound Cadets This was the second defeat for Air orce after nine vic turday in one of the closest of 66 games of the series between the two rival football teams Tiberio a senior tailback scored the touchdown that tied the game in the second quarter and Quinn scored the winning pair of touchdowns Tiberio scored from two yards out early in the second period after the Gobblers had driven from their own 32 in 11 plays A 12 yard run by Tiberio and passes of 17 and 12 yards to Quinn had kept the Techmen I moving The Keydets had scored with less than four minutes gone aft er recovering a fumble on first offensive play of the game VMI look over on the Tech 33 and quarterback Randy Kinsey sneaked across from the one eight plays later third quarter touch down a seven yeard run put the Gobblers ahead 14 7 but it was his six yarder in the final quarter that put Tech out of reach On that drive the Gob blers moved 80 yards in 10 plays Tech coach Jerry Claiborne called that sweep the biggest play of the game He pointed out the quarterback Ed Tennis playing his first varsity game at quarterback had called the play at the line of scrimmage VMI 7 0 0 Virginia Tech Kinsey 1 run (Cupit kick) Tiberio 2 run Simcsak kick) Quinn 7 run (Simcsak kick) Quinn 6 run (kick failed) Griffith 1 pass from Shope (Cupit kick) 7000 CHAPEL HILL statistics of the same irst ddwns Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts umbles lost Yards penalized ses for the Green Wave the best mark Tulane has posted since winning the Southeastern Conference championship in 1949 The best effort the Carolina squad showed was when it reached the Tulane nine on a 35 yard pass from quarterback Dennis Britt to George Botska early in the first quarter But Tulane recovered a Waifpack fumble on the next play The loss closed the season for the Wolfpack who finished with a 3 7 1 North Carolina State Tulane Gibson 39 Twice Clemson was by two touchdowns and managed to narrow the to six points touchdown went 18 yards to tight end Doug Hamrick 16 yards to flanker Mike Haggard and 35 yards to flanker Jim Mitchell Joining in the South Carolina scoring parade were Billy Ray Rice on a five yard run and Tommy Simmons from one yard out Simmons gained more than 100 yards giving 1he Gamecocks their only real ground threat sc 7 10 7 14 38 Clemsonn 7 3 7 Clem Yauger 2 run (Seigler kick) SC Hamrick 18 pass from Suggs (DuPre kick Clem 30 Seigler SC Rice 5 run (DuPre kick) SC 25 DuPre Clem Anderson 42 run (Seigler kick) SC Simmons 1 run (DuPre kick) SC Haggard 16 pass from Suggs (DuPre kick) Clem Johnson 8 pass from Kendrick (Carter pass from Kendrick) SC Mitchell 35 pass from Suggs (DuPre kick) Clem Yauger 2 un (Seigler kick) 51000 3 0 14 0 0 0 32 (Campbell kick) (Campbell kick) By The Associated Press yzssqyyxee Boston College 21 Massachusetts 10 Brown 17 Columbia 12 Connecticut 20 Holy Cross 20 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inaiana St I mite 7 AVrnn Tennessee State 21 Parsons College Toledo 24 Colo State Univ 14 1 utsa au iaano 1 Wisconsin 39 Minnesota 14 Southwest Arkansas 94 Toyjc Torh in Arkansas Tech 24 Arkansas 21 Houston Univ 26 Wake orest 2 Rice 17 Texas Christian 15 South Methodist 23 Baylor 10 Texas Lutheran 28 Northwood Tex 0 West Texas State 14 South Mississippi ar West Boise State 41 Idaho College 7 California 22 Stanford 14 Calif Lutheran 27 Augustana SD 17 CaiPolv SL Obis 47 Cal SBarbara Colorado 49 Air orce 19 resno State 27 San Jose State 19 Hayward State 72 San rancisco 0 Lona Beach St 27 San'Diego State 11 wex nignianns 4 tasT New Mex Oregon State 24 Oregon 9 Pomona College 27 Occidental 17 Puget Sound 2L Lewis Clark 0 San Diego 35 Azusa Pacific 31 So Dakota State 21 Weber State 21 UCLA 45 Southern Cal 20 Utah 14 Brigham Younq 13 Washington 45 Washington St 21 West Washington 20 Oregon Tech 0 By rob wood Associated Press writer CLEMSON (AP) Quarterback Tommy Suggs rid dled the Clemson defense for three touchdown passes Satur day to lead South Carolina to a 38 32 victory in the 68th football game between the Atlantic Coast Conference rivals Suggs a short stocky senior from Lamar SC hit on 19 ofi 29 passes for 316 yards And he needed every bit of it to stop an underdog Clemson team Clemson refused to give up as fullback Ray Yauger time after time blasted for long gains through the Gamecock 1 line and quarterback Tommy Kendrick filled the air with passes connecting on one eight yard toss to Bobby Johnson for a touchdown Each time Clemson seemed out ol it if came back but ne ver far enough back to handle the high scoring Gamecocks to Wake orest Saturday by whipping Duke 59 34 in the sea son finale McCauley wiped out NCAA season rush ing record with 279 yards in 47 carries and ran touchdowns of 10 3 2 8 and 3 yards to be come the most prolific scorer McCauley also broke a num ber of other ACC and NCAA re cords as he upped his career rushing total of 3172 yards ninth best in college football history Simpson the former Southern Cal great lost his record of 1 709 yards in the 1968 season to McCauley by 11 yards Wake orest which finished its ACC schedule last week get its first football title in confe rence history on re cord breaking show The win boosted North season record to 8 3 and refueled ru mors of a possible post season bowl bid North Carolina behind 10 7 early in the second period rol led to a 24 10 halftime lead as the leading collegiate rusher delighted a record Ke nan Stadium crowd of 48600 David Pugh kicked a 39 yard field goal set up by a 55 yard Leo Hart to Wes Chesson pass 'go give Duke its only lead McCauley put the Tar Heels to stay with his second touchdown run capping a 66 yarcl drice A Ricky Packard recovery of a Hart fumble gave North Car olina the ball at the Duke 21 and quarterback Paul Miller scored his first collegiate touch down on a naked rollout six plays later North Carolina drove 58 yards in 33 seconds to set up a 20 yard Ken Craven field goal with one second left in the first half The big plays were a 22 yard end around by Ricky La nier and a 31 yard Miller to Bucky Perry pass Miller ran 60 yards for one score and threw 18 yards to Tony Blanchard for another as the Tar Heels put together a 21 point third period explosion McCauley scored the third touchdown after Greg 35 yard pass interception return put North Carolina at the Duke 3 Duke scored three touch downs and three two point con versions in the final period Hart hit Dennis Satyshur and Chesson on pass plays of 36 and 63 yards and Art Bosetti ran five yards for the third score after Bob 83 yard pass interception return Duke 7 3 0 UNC 7 17 21 14 59 McCauley 1 run (Craven kick) Jones 1 run (Pugh kick) Pugh 39 McCauley 3 run (Craven kick) Miller 1 run (Craven kick) Craven 20 Miller 60 run (Craven kick) Blanchard 18 pass from Miller (Craven kick) McCauley 2 run (Craven kick) Satyshur 36 pass from Hart (Sat yshur pass from Hart) McCauley 8 run (Craven kick) Chesson 63 pass from Hart (Thompson pass from Satyshur) McCauley 3 run (Craven kick) Bosetti 5 run (Chesson pass from Hart) 48600 rosty Owen former Halifax CountyIIigh star was another worknorse baturday at Deatn valley towns on runs of 1 and 3 yards as the Tigers beat the Yellow Jackets 14 6 and he gained a total of 216 yards William Marv Pirhmnnd Hurley 22 pass from (Geiger kick) Livesay 88 pass from I iciarK kick Mauro 49 run (Clark Haynes 35 pass from (kick failed) ia0 AA Dnzsan i run IfifHtiAr Easterling 45 pass interception Clark kick) Hurley 7 pass from Resan (Geiger kick) Rich Mauro 1 run (pass filed) Mosser 4 run (Geiger kick) Knight 40 pass from Regan (Pass failed) A 12000 to his point production as such players as Bob Richmond No 24 blocked his approach at most every turn ROANOKE (AP) ullback Jerry Combs ripped off 169 yards in 22 carries and scored once Saturday night as Com monwealth District champion James Wood stunned Western District champion William le ming 25 6 in the Group AAA Northwest Regional scholastic football playoff The victory gave James Wood a Group LB school until this year Virginia League reclassification a 10 0 liPunts record and leit william leming with an 8 3 finish The Colonels broke the game open with a pair of touchdowns in the third period after build ing a 3 0 halftime lead on Paul 32 yard field goal Combs scored from two yards out at the end of a 60 yard drive and James Barton went six yards to cap a 44 yard ad vance James Wood limiting William leming fullback Mike Dowe to 43 yards on 13 carries scored again in the final period before leming drove 69 yards for its only score with 4:13 remaining James Wood William leming JW Campbell JW Combs 2 run JW Rartnn A run JW Wert 16 pass from Whittle (Wert pass from Whittle) Gladu 1 run (pass failed) ROANOKE Va (AP) the Virginia Tech VMI irst downs Rushing yagdage High School 'Return yardage Punts I umbles lost Yards penalized 14 fii4 RMC Decker 14 pass from Toan 1 run Pane kirk) Powers 3 run (Page kick) 3 7 7 14 31 Abercrombie 3 run (Gibson kick) Abercrombie 2 run (Gibson kick) Abrercrombie 6 run (Gibson kick) Tul LeBianc 1 run (Gibsen kick) 19542 CHARLESTON SC (AP) The Citadel scored in every period Saturday to smash Dav idson 44 9 and finish second in the Southern Conference foot ball race behind title winning (William and Mary The Cadets finished with a 4 2 conference record and 5 6 over all while dealing Davidson its seventh loss against two tories The Wildcats close Saturday at home against Carolina Sophomore defensive Jeff Varnadoe sparked Citadel with three first pass interceptions as the Ca dets took a 17 3 lead at the in termission He returned one pass 55 yards set up a 29 yard Jim Leber field goal with an other and stopped a Davidson threat on the Cadet 10 with his third theft Tailback Bob Duncan scored twice for the Citadel on runs of 53 and 3 yards and teammate Ben Chavis ran 78 yards for an other score Davidson 0 3 0 Citadel 10 7 14 13 44 Cit Leber 29 Cit Duncan 53 run (Leber kick) Cit Varnadoe 55 pass interception (Leber kick) Dav Wilkerson 33 Cit Chavis 78 run (Leber kick) Cit Baima 32 pass from Rosa (Leber kick) Cit Duncan 3 run (Leber kick) Cit Rowland 4 pass from Widel (kick failed) Dav Bracken 15 run (pass failed) A 15250 By JOHN IIOTARD HOUSTON (AP) The Uni versity of Houston used the pow er running of Robert New and Tommy Mozisck night in the Astrodome Cougars downed Wake 26 2 Newhouse put the game on ice late in the third quarter with a 53 yard run to the 13 our plays later he scored from the one to give the Cougars a 20 2 lead Minutes earlier Ted Ilciskcll took the ball in from the one for Houston That drive was the longest of the night covering 92 yards in 15 plays The Cougars grabbed a 6 2 halftime lead with just over two Wright minuies ieic in me second peri od when Mozisck rolled out to lantic Coast Conference title be liis right and scampered seven 'fore the game started when Duke lost to North Carolina 59 34 Saturday afternoon Wake orest 2 0 0 0 2 Houston 0 6 14 Safety McHenry blocked punt out of end zone Hou Mozisek 7 run (kick failed) Hou Heiskell 1 run (Lopez kick) i iou Newnouse Hou Wright 12 failed) 28569 1 Xf CHARLOTTESVILLE Va (AP) Soccer star Kambia Behbahani a senior playing ia his first varsity football game provided the victory margin with a 24 yard field goal as Maryland posted only its se cond win of the season by ed ging Virginia 17 14 in an Atlan tic Coast Conference game Sa turday decisive boot set up by a pass interception at the Virginia 30 came 42 seconds before the end of the first half Earlier the Terps had scored touchdowns on quarterback Jeff two yard run and 10 yard pass to Carl Shelton to take a 14 7 lead Virginia seeking to nail down a winning season and avoid an other last place ACC finish narrowed the gap on Gary Hel third period touchdown But after driving 52 yards to the Maryland 10 in quest of a go ahead score early in the rn al period the Cavaliers stalled and turned the ball over on downs after trying for a first down instead of a field goal that could have tied the score With Maryland controlling play the rest of the game tho Cavaliers finished their season with an 0 6 ACC record putting them last in the standings for the second straight year and last for the 10th time since they began playing ACC football in 1954 Their final over all record is 5 6 Maryland which has a non conference game against West Virginia remaining now stands 2 4 in ACC play and 2 8 overall The Terps scored the first time they had possession using 46 yard pass to Larry Marshall as the springboard to a seven play 66 yard drive After Virginia had evened tho score midway in the second quarter Maryland added anoth er touchdown set up by a pass interference call fourth down pass had fallen in complete but the interference call gave the Terps new life at the Cavalier 10 and three plays later Shugars hit Shelton for the score Moments later tackle Jim Wat kins gathered in a deflected Vir ginia pass at the Cavalier 30 to set the stage for Behbanhani Before the boot however Ma ryland had an apparent TD pass by Shugars nullified by an illegal procedure penalty Vir ginia capitalized on breaks to score its touchdowns In the sec quarter Maryland was un able to get oil a punt and the Cavaliers taking over at the Maryland 19 scored in sev en plays with Dave Bratt bounc ing over from the two yard line Maryland 7 10 0 Virginia 7 7 0 Shugers 2 run (Behbahani kick) Bratt 2 run (Carrington Shelton 10 pass from Shugars (behbahani kick) G24 Behbahani Helman 3 run (Carrington kick) 14000 It seemed Richmond couicin i 0714 Half IllJNt H1IVL UUUUlitK a 'time lead on four long scoring plays 88 and 35 yard scoring I I rlin RICHMOND va (Ar) statistics oti ine wiinam ot viary Kicnmona rooiDaii game: irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts umbles Isot Yards penalized By ED TUNSTALL Associated Press Writer NEW ORLEANS (AP) Tailback Dave Bercrombie thundered through the North Carolina State defense for 246 yards and three touchdowns Sa turday night as Tulane crushed the Wolkpack 31 0 and kept its faint hopes for a bowl bid alive The 6 foot 190 pound Aber crombie a native of Seminary Miss broke an all time Tulane rushing record with his showing against the Carolina visitors The previous single game mark if for Tulane was held by Price who rushed for 238 against Navy in 1949 Abercrombie left the with 9:43 remaining fourth period after speeding 20 yards to the State six He was injured on the play and had to be carried from the field nur sing an injured left leg Halfback Lee Gibson started the Tulane scoring barrage with a 39 year field goal in the waining moments of the first period Abercrome smacked over from the three earlier in the second quarter for the first Tulane touchdown and Gibson converted second touch down came on a two yard smash in the third quarter and he got his third on a six yard run in the fourth Hhalfback LeBlance who came in Abercrombie left I wound up the scoring one yard run game with a The victory was the seventh of the season against three los completed its most successful football season in history ny win ning its annual blood battle with Randolph Macon 14 6 Powers set school records by carrying 56 times for 216 yards and scored both Hampden Syd ney touchdowns as the Tigers finished 9 1 and stayed hot on the trial of a bid to the Knute Rockne Bowl next week end at Atlantic City Among the onlookers in the crowd of 8500 was South Viet vice president Nguyen But before Ky departed look ing pleasantly bewildered at his first American football game Hampden Sydney had assured its 40th victory against 24 los ses and nine ties in the 77 year old rivalry with Randolph Yellow Jackets Randolph Macon alarmed the crowd one of the largest ever in Death Valley by riding Doug passes 70 yards in 10 plays after the opening kickoff for a touchdown and a 6 0 lead 14 yard pass to Butch Decker accounted for the points After that though it was all down hill for the Jackets who wound up with a 7 2 record and until this game had themselves been in the for the Rockne Bowl match with Mont clair (NJ) State next Satur rhv irst the Timers moved 35 pound first bobble vartls alter a short Yellow Jack 1 was at the Randolph Macon lOlinct so ennnnrlc hitline David ct kick for a one vard touch in the second period and in the Kniaht with anvard winnine Cao Ky who arrived 25 minutes down plunge by Powers and anhird quarter he was separated lacrja with 12 seconds showing rt a i nit i nt i iinai it i i ri no it nt inn i onnnmn dllt IliV dllic IJUgdU dlHl itlVAUd pUilll MUk ly LdUi I Vilv ui uiv imnuvqm oo long before it was over with his that put them ahead 7 6 Mo Macon three 7 1 end u'aaLaaJ rt 1 a i 4 1a a i a clR anciol ph Mflcon 6 0 0 6 wife and his weekend host Brig ments later they made it ipn iv i enn ni inn ti wnnn i 'ntvnrc inrncr nrrncc nn Special orces who has a farm the first play after defensive end ed in Prince Edward County Sid Kirstein had recovered a aZsoo who started the season as the No 4 quarterback directed an incredible comeback Saturday i passes by quarterback Charlie Richards a 49 yard run by Jer ry Mauro and a 45 yard pass interception runback by Ray Easterling But Regan who had thrown 22 yards to Jack Hurley for one score and set up another with a 67 yard play to Hurley in the first half kept the Indians in the game with still another scoring strike to Hurley and a 37 yard drive both after pass inter ceptions by the Indian seconda ry 9 9914 4 I 7 20 0 i Regan Richards kick) Richards Hampden Sydney Claims Annual Game With Randolph Macon 14 6 HAMPDEN SYDNEY Va (AP) Hampden Sydney mesh ed the tireless running of fresh man Tracy Powers with an im movable defense Saturday and Hampden Sydney Va (AP) Sta tistics of 1he Randolph Macon Hampden byaney rooiDaii same: irst downs I PAdcinc Passes Punis Pnmhloe Yards penalized A wo 4 S3 fe 4 A' I Swll 48ms Tech Ji 7 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