0 00 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 16- -THE SELMA TIMES JOURNAL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1972 Morgan These nine lovely young ladies will reign over homecoming activities this week at Selma's John T. Morgan Academy, highlighted by Friday night's Memorial Stadium football contest against Lowndes Academy. Reigning as Academy queen and court queen is Miss Susan Whitlow, center. She is flanked by maids Becky Mott, left, and Vicki Griffith, Game time for senior maids Susan Walters, left and Reese Kenan; junior the Morgan-Lowndes clash is 8:00. Following the contest maids Bonnie Rowell, left, and Margaret Gray; sophom*ore Friday there will be a dance at Ramada Inn.
maids Angela Hendrix, left, and Lee Cage, and freshman Duke Shocks Georgia Tech 20-14 DURHAM, N.C. (AP)Sophom*ore quarterback Mark Johnson scored two touchdowns as Duke's Blue Devils built up a 20-point lead and held on to defeat Georgia Tech's football team 20-14 Saturday before a crowd of 37,300. Duke's defense throttled Tech until late in the third quarter when the rallying Yellow Jackets went 71 yards for a touchdown, the score Georgia Tech Duke First downs 11 19 Rushes-yards 30-42 61-215 Passing yards 218 156 Return yards 34 168 Passes 18-33-3 9-16-0 7-39 5-38 Fumbles 2-1 4-28 -5-3 6-49 coming on a 33-yard pass from quarterback Eddie McAshan to Jim Robinson. Georgia Tech, far from out of it, moved 87 yards for a fourth period touchdown with tailback Greg Horne going over from the one. Duke twice moved deep into Tech territory in the first period but didn't get on the scoreboard until late in the second quarter.
Johnson went over on fourth down from the one after Bill Hanenberg had returned a punt 50 yards to Tech's 20. The Blue Devils scored twice in the third quarter, the Tennessee Blanks Georgia ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Sophom*ore quarterback Condredge Holloway fired a pair of second period touchdown passes as 13th-ranked Tennessee escaped the Southeastern Conference cellar with a 14-0 football victory over Georgia Saturday. Holloway's scoring shots covered seven to Bill Rudder and 13 yards to Sonny Leach, capping a pair of long drives as the Vols captured their first conference victory after two defeats.Meanwhile, Tennessee's quick defense stymied Georgia throughout the day. The Bulldogs threatened only twice, missing on a 44-yard Tennessee Georgia First downs 21 18 Rushes-yards 52-262 51-185 Passing yards 68 79 Return yards 48 Passes 6-9-0 8-23-2 Punts 4-38 7-48 Fumbles-lost 2-1 1-0 Penalties-yards 3-35 1-15 field goal try on the final play of the first half and moving to the Tennessee 18 early in the fourth quarter where Tennessee's.
Conrad Graham intercepted a pass in the end zone. Haskel Stanback sparked the initial Tennessee scoring drive of 74 yards in 11 plays. Stanback punched yards on five carries, only one of those covering less than eight yards. The second drive, an 83- yarder, included a 56-yard scamper by Paul Careathers who tightroped the sidelines to the Georgia 25. Holloway also fired a crucial 14-yard pass to Jimmy Young to keep the drive alive.
Ricky Townsend, Tennessee's barefoot soccerstyle kicker, stretched the Vols' Ncaa record of consecutive extra points to 84. Tennessee 0 14 0 0-14 Georgia 0 00 Ten Rudder 7 pass from Holloway (Townsend kick) Ten Leach 13 pass from Holloway (Townsend kick) Buckeyes Whip Minnesota COLUMBUS (AP) Fifthranked Ohio State, trailing Minnesota 13-7 in the opening quarter, bounced back behind the running of fullback Harold Henson Saturday and SELMA FLEA MARKET Sat. Sun. Nov. 4th 5th at LORAINE'S ANTIQUES UNIQUES Highway 22 West Selma, Ala.
whipped the Gophers 27-19 to keep its Big Ten football record unblemished. Henson, a big sophom*ore rushed for 131 yards, rammed one and 16 yards for his 14th and 15th touchdowns of the season. The second score tied the game 13-13 before Blair Conway's place kick put Ohio State ahead to stay. Freshman tailback Archie Griffin darted 11 yards and. quarterback Greg Hare passed 23 yards to tight end Ted Powell as the Buckeyes dealt the Gophers their seventh loss in eight games.
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Roger George, Joe Ikner and Jack Booth led Excel which held a slim 7-6 lead at halftime. George picked up 190 yards running for the evening while Ikner and Keith Survives Lowndes Rally: Gets 48-42 Win ORRVILLE Keith High School barely escaped with a 48-42 homecoming victory over Lowndes County Training Saturday afternoon after enjoying a substantial halftime lead. The Bears carried a 34-14 lead to the dressing room at halftime but fell apart in the third period as Lowndes County scored twice on clocked punts. With 1:30 left in the game, the contest was all even at 42- 42. However, Bear quarterback Ernest Bennett came through, hitting Roy Edwards with a 20-yard scoring toss for the deciding points.
Coach Willie Jenkins said Curtis Reeves was the star of the game for Keith both of: fensively and defensively. The Bears will carry a 6-3 record into their final game Friday night against Sumber County at York. The game will get underway at 7. Booth accounted for two TD's apiece. Excel's only score of the first half came on a five-yard run by Ikner in the first period.
Rhett Barnes added the PAT. McKenzie's Revaughan Hawsey stole an Ikner pass at Excel's 33 in 1. the second quarter and sprinted into the end zone for McKenzie's only tally. Excel exploded for three pointers in the scam- third period, with and three Booth yards for 19 the first two. Ikner dashed 17 yards for the other touchdown.
Barnes kicked true after each score. The fourth quarter was highlighted by a 14-yard George score and a 30-yard aerial from Ikner to Giles Hands for the final TD. Barnes kicked both PAT's. Excel finished the evening with 372 yards total offense while the rugged defensive crew held McKenzie to 39 yards total offense. Delaware Drops Villanova 14-7 Westside Gridders Drop 14-0 Decision To Eastwood Squad TUSCALOOSA Eastwood Junior High scored late in the first half following a blocked punt and added a second touchdown in the fourth period to snap Westside Junior High's six-game unbeaten string and hand the Selma team a 14-0 defeat here Saturday morning.
It was the final game of the season for Westside, giving the Raiders a 5-2-1 mark. It was their first loss' since a season opening 22-8 setback at the hands of Prattville. Eastwood, unbeaten on the year, will close out its season next week against crosstown rival Tuscaloosa Junior High. Eastwood quarterback Ken Sammons scored the first Eastwood touchdown on the option, going 25 yards for the score, and also added the extra point. Sammons" also accounted for the second Eastwood TD, passing 35 yards to Bellaine Memphis State Rips Wichita St.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Junior tailback Dornell Harris exploded for a 72-yard touchdown run on Memphis State's first play from scrimmage Saturday to set the tone for a 58-14 Tiger victory over Wichita State in Missouri Valley Conference football action. Merle Norman For a More Beautiful You Call 874-6221 For Make-Up Lessons first touchdown coming on a 71-yard drive in seven plays with Greg Garvin scoring from the five. The third Duke touchdown came on a 53-yard drive in eight plays with Johnson going around right end from the 11. Georgia Tech 7 7-14 Duke 0 6 14 -20 Duke-Johnson 1 run (kick failed) Duke-Garvin 5 run (Johnson run) Duke-Johnson 11 run (kick failed) Tech-J.
Robinson 33 pass from McAshan (Thigpen kick) Tech-Horne 1 run (Thigpen kick). Strock Lifts VPI ToWin BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) Quarterback Don Strock, the nation's passing and total offense deader, Is foundw the range in the second half Saturday to, lead Virginia Tech to a comeback 27-14 victory over stubborn Southern Mississippi. Strock, stifled for a half by the tenacious Southerners, threw two second half touchdowns passes. His 62-yarder on a screen to flanker Ricky Scales tied the game at 14-14.
in the first minute of the third period. Early in the fourth period Strock passed 22 yards to Craig Valentine for the goahead score. Tech, now 4-3-1, put the game away with two mammoth, wind-aided. field goals of 59 and 55 yards by Dave Strock, Don's older brother. first kick broke a school record.
Strock, who was limited to four completions in 15 attempts in the first half for a mere 28 yards. wound up with 14 completions in 35 attempts for 260 yards. That snapped a string of four consecutive 300- yard passing games for the 6- 5 senior. Hodges Selma Stock Yards Service-Selling Satisfaction LOCK 874-8211 October 31 Average .414 Avg. per head $166.64 Avg.
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