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1 I ARCHIE'S SHOW A 26 16 SUCCESS SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 1970 Cl) 0'tUnta Journal and CONSTITUTION 7 1 111 al W' Ole Miss Whips Vanderbilt By JOE LITSCH Atlanta Journal Constitution Staff Writer NASHVILLE Tenn or the first time this year all 34000 of the scats in Vanderbilt's Dudley ield had been sold The bars had ordered extra supplies of bourbon and it was flowing freely Ole Miss was in town Ole Miss with its much dis cussed much praised much publicized Heisman Trophy can didate Archie Manning and sit ting on top of the Southeastern Conference thanks to 17 9 whipping of Auburn And the ab sence of head coach Johnny Vaught in an Oxford hospital re covering from a heart attack only added incentive And when the Archie Show was over he had added yet an other win and a few personal records with a 26 16 defeat of Vanderbilt THIS TIME Manning did it in a conservative down to earth way He passed only when abso lutely necessary ran a few times but mainly stayed pretty much in the background of the win Part of trouble was that same old groin injury that has plagued him since the sec ond game of the season against Kentucky couldn't do what I wanted to because of the groin injury and the west Manning said the rain made it IN THE IRST half Manning and his senior teammates had to settle to play second fiddle to a couple of juniors Randy Reed and Bob Knight who took care of the running game and it was Reed who put Ole Miss on the scoreboard with a six yard run Linebacker Hom had set up score recoveringa Vandy fumble on the Commo dore 20 It took Manning three plays handing off to Knight then Reed twice to break the 0 0 tie By that time almost three minutes of the first quarter had elapsed and the two teams had swapped the football six times Seems that the Vanderbilt Tar tan Turf climate all the hazards and problems of a downpour so drenching that halflime ceremonies were can celled for fear of It wasn't the turf it was the rain Ole Miss picked up two Vandy fumbles and picked off one pass while Vandy had got ten one of passes Before the half was over Manning had thrown five more times three to his own team mates and two to Vandy defend ers but he did manage to get in on some of the scoring Starting from his own 33 Manning sent Knight and Reed through the Vandy line with only a 12 yard pass to loyd ranks as passing yardage Then the Heisman candidate ran the final nine yards himself for the sec ond Rebel touchdown Actually he had planned on passing but his receivers were covered and he started running as a last re YARDSTICK ir( downs Rushing yardage Pacing yardage Return ardase I Ullin umbles lost Yards penalized Mbs 19 176 102 23 9 183 3 37 1 29 sort and crossed the goal line at the corner THE SCORE increased Man ning's career total at 154 break ing the standing Ole Miss record of 151 set by Page Cochran back in 1954 56 On the next series Vandy sophmore Steve Burger showed that he apparently had learned something from watching Man ning He took four plays to score and turned what could have been a big loss into a 50 yard scoring play to end Karl Weiss And the youngster had picked up 22 yards himself again taking advantage of a scattered Ole Miss defense con Climbs Atop the SEC centrated on stopping Vandy passing The rain had subsided and the two teams began to become a little more liberal with offensive game plan and neither could generate any more points before the halftime horn The halftime rest seemed to do little to rejuvenate the Ole Miss offense though it did threaten twice and managed to add three points to its total Manning continued to stick to handing off directing a drive from the Rebel 37 He got his team as far as the Vandy 16 but failed on a third and three and had to settle for a Jim Poole field goal of 33 yards Vandy all this time was able to do nothing with the football mainly because Ole Miss de fense was probably reminded of last 30 14 loss to little Southern Mississippi The Ole Miss offense remem bered too but could do little more than a week ago Manning took the Rebels down within scoring range and again the Vandy defense forced a field goal settlement But this time kick was way off its mark IT'S SUPPOSED to be the final quarter that belongs to Ole Miss and they started off pretty much in control of things Burger fumbled the ball away to the Larry Torgerson in the most opportune spot possible the Vandy one Still it took three plays for Archie to finally find the correct hole for Knight to get through Things looked pretty safe with Ole Miss leading 24 7 so the first unit was called in for a rest with reserves standing in against the Commodores Andthis seemed a safe Rebel move until Denny Painter No 2 quar terback marchel his team in for a second touchdown Vandy was still 10 points be hind but wait more A Vandy onsides kick attempt failed but the Rebels helped the Vandy cause with a bad punt snap all the way to the end zone where Bill Young could do no more than prevent a Vandy touchdown with a safety BUT AGAIN the memory of Southern Miss came up and the Rebels realized that a touch down and a two point conversion could mar their SEC record and the Ole Miss defense turned things around and forced Painter into a safety Vandy stopped an Ole Miss drive at the three and took over but on the first play Painter dropped back into the end zone couldn't get away from Cole man but did get rid of the ball of bounds That satisfy an official who called Painter for inten tional grounding the ball and awarded the Rebels a safety Mississippi 7 7 3 Vanderbilt 0 7 0 Reed 6 run (Poole kick) Manning 10 run (Poole kick) Weiss 50 pass from Burger (Bavless kick) Poole 33 Knight 1 run (Poole kick) Cunningham 23 pass from Pain ter Bavless kick) Vandv rSafetv Young trappea in end zone Safetv Painter trapped in end zone Wofford Wins 16th Straight SU'S WARREN TOPS CAROLINA Dozens of Wins YARDSTICK Associated Press Wirephoto BEST PASS DEENSE pass attempt Pitt won this one its fifth con defensive left end Bo RAIN DROWNS OENSE Morris Brown Squeaks 5 0 DEENSE COMES IRST' Cardinals Like Sizemore Savilehop 103 Peachtree St NE Phone 525 1636 inks ingAvaHakte NEW YORK LT) Penn State golf coach Joo Boyle has com piled a 127 27 1 record in 12 years at the Nittany Lion helm base in place of veteran Julian Javier but will also be used some at shortstop to spell Dal Maxville gives us greater flexibil said Devine who also an nounced the acquisition Wednes day of 35 year old utility in fielder Dick Schofield from the Boston Red Sox A 306 hitter the past season Sizemore will bat second in the order behind lead off Lou Brock and No 3 Joe Hague optimistic of course about Cardinal chances I think got good Size more said feliow I like best of all is Joe Hague got a vicious 0 0 All of the new bold dramatic looks in headwear designed especially for today The soft wide brim looks of the These are the hats that are making it happen baby with seven completions in 13 passes for 102 yards despite working with a wet football He found Dawson the former Val dosta star his favorite receiver picking him out five times for 72 yards The Seminole defense had its finest outing of the year throw ing quarterback Tommy Suggs six times for 58 yards in losses Macon native Ronnie Wallace and Clint Parker were the chief culprits asttyey combined for five stops in the second half But Morns Brown's defense playing its second superb game in as many weeks never did let Alabama get within 35 yards of the goal line but once all night And the one time the Bulldogs did make a threat it was on the first series of downs following the opening kick off when moved the ball from its own 30 ST LOUIS UP) Hard working Ted Sizemore for whom the St Louis Cardinals gave Richie Allen to the Los Angeles Dodg ers 212 weeks ago says his goal is to bring a to the Cardinal infield The 25 year old second base man objective re lated Wednesday at a news con ference matches that set by General Manager Bing Devine infielders are at a said Devine who dealt the homer hitting Allen for Sizemore and minor league catcher outfielder Bob Stinson Oct 5 traded for Allen to get more power a year ago and he SIX PLAYS later Warren had the Seminoles even and Peter son on his way to his fifth straight win over his former boss Paul Dietzel David Snell had set up the SU score with a 51 yard punt return to the Gamecock 29 War ren missed on a pass was pushed back five by a penalty then hit Barry Smith for 18 to the 21 and then the final yards to Rhett Dawson for the TD The snarl continued until the third period The Gamecocks re ceived the kickoff ran a play then after a 13 yard scamper by Chuck Mimms the Carolina running back fumbled the Steve Gildea covered the stray football on the 40 Warren came on the scene again and in six plays lorida State had the lead for the first time Big plays in the drive were an 18 yard toss to Kent Gaydos and three running plays by Tom Bailey which netted 18 more Warren reserved scoring honors for himself running five yards for the six pointer KNOWN OR their affinity for the bomb the Seminoles played ball control for their final TD Sticking to the ground for all but three plays in a 14 play inarch SU upped the margin to 21 7 when Bailey hur dled the pack from a yard out with 10:42 left in the contest Warren finished the evening ALUMINUM SIDING SALE Seminole career reads like a chapter from the political saga of one Richard Milhous Nixon The Coral Gables la quarterback has met one bitter setback after an other during his five years at SU but Saturday night he at least won a primary With his years in the back ground behind Kim Hammond and Bill Cappieman forgotten as well as his three games as a sub in recent weeks Warren came off the bench to spark SU to its third victory of the season against a like number of losses The scrambling senior came on late in the second period with the Gamecocks on top 7 0 Starter Gary Huff had proven ineffective against a tough Caro lina defense and Coach Bill Pe terson gave the call to the seem ingly forgotten Warren SPARTANBURG SC The' Wofford Terriers tied a school record with their 16th straight win Saturday night a 35 13 vic tory over Southern Davidson College The Terriers second ranked in the NAIA and 10th ranked in The AP Small College Poll ran up 298 yards rushing and 131 passing in coasting to their sev enth straight win of the season The Terriers held the touted Wildcat passing attack to 96 yards but Davidson went over ground for 182 yards struck first and ran up a 14 0 lead in the second pe riod before Davidson scored By JAMES SLIGH a good thing some football players beg their coach to play especially coming off an injury and when conditions were as bad as they were at Herndon Stadium Saturday night follow ing a downpour of rain all after noon And had it not been for Larry Henderson begging head coach James Abrams to play Morris Brown probably would not have been able to win a 5 0 football game over Alabama Col lege from Normal Ala Henderson on his third field goal attempt in the first half booted a 34 yarder coming mid way the second quarter At the time the three points were not enough to win "We present October 26th through October 31 st the newest bold dramatic looks in men's head wear for fall Meet Mr Robert Wagoner who will personally show the hat news from Oleg Cassini the leader in men's headwear Please attend We know you will be impressed" By RICHARD HYATT Atlanta Journal Constitution Staff Writer COLUMBIA Tommy Warren eased the burden of five years of frustration and lorida State stopped two games of futility here Saturday night defeating South Carolina 21 13 be fore a Homecoming gathering of 42537 at Carolina Stadium did everything he was Devine said the fact re mained we won fewer ball games than in Defense had to can play both second base and said Sizemore who did both last year in 96 games as the defen sive captain rather play second and I want to play every day my feeling do any thing I can to win a ball bought a new house in Brea in Orange County got a new job with a bottling company and was traded all in the same he said friends on the Dodgers irst donwns Rushing yardage assing yardane Return yardage Passes Tunis umbles lost Yards penalized Miami Dunn (96) puts pressure on Pitt quarterback secutive victory 28 17 Dave Havem to break up a second quarter had told me I might be traded I talked with my wife and told her there were only two clubs want to go the Cardinals or the Detroit Sizemore a converted catcher who stands 5 foot 9Vz and weighs 165 described being traded for Allen as a feather in my cap He was a su perstar of the game be a Richie Allen not that type of he said be out to win every game whether it be with a' hit a walk or an a din a 1 Manager Red Schoendienst said Sizemore will open spring training at second 18 ins 107 1 101 NAMEBRAND 1ST QUALITY Up to 1000 Sq Beautify your Home Inci ease its value Eliminates Painting Saves on uel Bjls The Terriers had a 21 7 lead at the half and were ahead 35 7 be fore Davidson scored with nine seconds to play to close the gap to 35 13 Davidson 0 7 0 Wofford 7 14 7 Chandler 1 run Bringham kick Currie 6 run Bringham kick Bracken 4 run Wilekrson kick 1 run Bringham kick Currie 59 run Bringham kick Creasy 22 pass from Chandler Bringham kick Bracken 1 run pass Jailed 8000 'orgotten' Quarterback Leads Victory over Gamecocks 21 13 Today Do your own thing to the Morris Brown ten Meanwhile the Wolverines still elated after beating lorida last week in an upset kept charging in the mud enough in the fourth quarter to force quarterback red Atkins to run out of the end zone for a safety hard to tell an eager kid like Henderson spoke coach Abrams after the game begged me so much I had to let him Hender son a junior from Cartersville missed the AMU game last week because of a leg injury but the injured leg didn't keep him down Morris Brown 0 3 0 Alabama 0 0 0 MR iinnriprsnn 74 ipld GnaL Safely (Atkins stepped out 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