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18 THE DAILY TIMES Salisbury. Md Fn Oct B. Bemiett-Caiiibridge Rivalry Renewed Here Tonight Oilers9 'Rome Run9 Combine Wi-Hi Travels To Q. Anne's; Parkside Eyes Upset At Kent Worries Cincinnati Defense I my running back Ed Marinaro ail to keep Dallas at the top of the High School Football BAYSIDE CONFERENCE 1 4liW.U4fHV (our. Ov.

M-l M-L rikrMr-8D 14 1 Kent 5-1 Easton 4-1 4-1 Parksid 4-1 41 SmwHill 42 4 2 Bennett 4 2 S. Decatur 2-4 2-4 Queen Anne 2-4 2-4 Wicomico 1-4 1-4 Caroline 0-S 0-5 Pocomoke 0-6 Cambride-SD alJM Bennett Pocomoke at Caroline Saturday's Games Parkside at Kent Wicomico at Queen Anne Snow Hill al Easton HENLOPEN CONFERENCE Standings Sou lb DlvliKMt Denver, 3-3, at Kansas City, 2-4; Detroit, 2-4. at Seattle, 1-5; and Miami, 2 4, at Tampa Bay, 0-6. Monday night's nationally televised game has the 4-2 Washington Redskins entertaining the 5-1 St. Louis Cardinals, who share the NFC East lead with Dallas after knocking the Cowboys from the unbeaten ranks last week.

Pastonni is off to his best pro start, completing 55 per cent of his passes for 1,219 yards and eight touchdowns. Both Houston and Cincinnati are trying to rebound from losses last weekend. The Oilers lost to San Diego while the Bengals were trounced by Pittsburgh 23-6. "The looked awesmme last week," said new Falcons Coach Pat Peppier, whose club must contain kick returner Anthony Leonard and wide receiver Gene Washington if his club is to prevent the heavily favored 49ers from producing their best seven-game record since 1959. Fran Tarkenton goes after another milestone in Phi-ladlphia.

The Minnesota quarterback needs only 100 yards to become the second player in NFL history to pass for 40,000 yards. The NFL's leading passer, Roger Staubach, will be trying NFC East while his cluo defense tries to contain Chicago's Walter Payton the league's top rusher with 694 yards and six touchdowns in six games. Physical injuries to his quarterbacks continue to plague Los Angeles Coach Chuck Knox. Ron Jaworski is likely to start for the first time against the Saints since the opener. James Harris still is suffering from a sore shoulder while rookie Pat Haden, last week's starter, is available after suffering a concussion in that game.

Green Bay could take a major step toward playoff contention with its fourth straight victory matching last season's victory total. The winning streak has been "good for the spirit, the soul and morale," said Coach Bart Starr, adding that the victories have come against clubs with losing records. New England looked overpowering in routing the Jets Monday night and the Patriots know the way to beat Buffalo is containing O.J. Simpson. The Jets not only were humiliated by New England they were physically beat up and go against the strong Colts with quarterback Joe Namath and ing.

San Diego Coach Tommy Prothro said before the season, "We will be the best young team in pro football." After last weekend's upset of the Houston Oilers, Prothro said, "We now can be considered in a class with the best teams in the league. That doesn't mean to say we are better or as good as they, but we are with the best." Cleveland, 3-11 last year, which also has playoff hopes, will have veteran quarterback Mike Phipps in uniform, but Brian Sipe will start as Phipps recovers from a shoulder separation. Kansas City has dominated Denver with victories in 27 of 32 meetings, but the Broncos hope a strong defense and improved offense can produce 9 victory. Seattle enjoyed its first victory ever in regular season play at the expense of Tampa Bay, an expansion club like the Sea-hawks. Now the Seahawks go after a triumph against anoter team Coach Jack Patera believes his club can beat, the Detroit Lions.

Miami figures to take out its frustrations against Tampa Bay in the unofficial "Florida Bowl" 1 showdown. and defensive efforts have been a problem for the rebuilding Indians, but last week's performance, despite the loss, could turn this season around with a fine outing against the Lions. Parkside has its work cut out against Kent Saturday at Wor-ton. The Rams have the offensive punch with James Fields and Billy Jackson and the passing of Briant Hart, but the Rams haven't been up against a team like Kent this season. Should the Rams strike early, look for an upset, because the Wayne Miller led defensive crew is strong enough to repel the Trojans from ideas of staging a comeback.

Look for an upset here. It's the best bet. Snow Hill, the Bayside Cinderella team with a great shot in the state Class playoffs this season, goes up against once-beaten Easton Saturday. The Eagles, behind the running of Montier Fisher and passing of Tony Devereaux, considered by some as the loop's top quarterback, enters this game a slight underdog, but if emotion has anything to do with this game, an upset is inevitable. Moe Barber has a knack for coming up with the big win, but two in a row could be too much for the enterprising Eagles to stand.

Upset possibility still looms very strong, however. Winless Pocomoke looks like the best bet to snap its losing ways tonight against a winless North Caroline team. The Warriors have played most their games very close and Jon (Putt) Johnson should have a field day on the Denton turf. Billy Bloodsworth Bennett Booters Win, 1-0 Smyrna Defmar 1 Kiver Dover Air Bv HANK LOWENKRON AP Sports Writer There may be little foot and plenty of arm in use Sunday when ths Cincinnati Bengals and Houston Oilers battle for first place in the American Football Conference's Central Division. Both teams take 4-2 records into the game at the Astrodome, which will be seen on television in most parts of the country.

As usual, the Bengals will depend on quarterback Ken Anderson, the National Football League's top passer the past two seasons. And the Bengals defense. No. 1 in the AFC this season, will he challenged by an offense directed by quarterback Dan Pastonni. "In my opinion, they have perhaps the best home run combination in pro football," said Bengals' defensive line coach Chuck Studley, rattling off the names of Pastonni and wide receivers ken Burrough and Billy "White Shoes" Johnson.

This is the halfway mark in an NFL season which has had plenty of surprises, including the 2-4 showing of defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh. The Steelers, who must beat out both Cincinnati and Houston to retain their conference championship, try to make up some ground at the expense of the winless New York Giants in another Sunday game. The weekend schedule begins with 5-1 San Francisco trying to protect its National Conference West lead against visiting Atlanta. 1-5. on Saturday.

Other Sunday games are Minnesota. 5-0-1. at Philadelphia. 2-4; Chicago, 3-3, at Dallas, 5-1; Los Angeles, 4-1-1, at New Orleans. 2-4; Green Bav, 3-3.

at Oakland, 5-1; New England, 4-2, at Buffalo, 2-4; Baltimore, 5-1, at New York Jets, 1-5; San Diego, 4-2, at Cleveland, 3-3; Muudbridge North Dtviaioa Mv. Ov. W-L W-L 4-0 5-1 1- 0 41 11 22 12 2-3 0-3 1-4 Drv. Ov. W-L -L 3-D 6-0 2- 1 41 3- 1 3-2 3-1 3-2 13 2-4 0-3 1-4 0-3 0-S One of the better rivalries on the Eastern Shore will unfold tonight at County Stadium when James M.

Bennett hosts unbeaten, untied Cambridge-South Dorchester High. Kickoff is slated for 8 p. m. The Clippers schedule became increasing tough after last week's thumping at the hands of Snow Hill. Bennett has to face an unbeaten team tonight, archrival Wicomico next week and fast coming Parkside the week after before closing out the season against a gritty Stephen Decatur team.

Bennett's Tom Bailey always seems to get his youngsters higher than a kite for Cambridge. Last year the Clippers bowed in a very close, hard fought and even controversial contest which some observers have remarked the Clips should have won. Bennett has been having its problems since the second game of the season, when the non-conference game with Atholton High was postponed from a Friday to a Monday night and then four days later, with injuries mounting, Bennett ran up against a rugged Easton which has lost but once in five games. Bennett hasn't seemed to have fully recovered from the Atholton contest. Easton won 20-0 before the Clips bounced back against a weak North Caroline team and later Pocomoke before last week's massacre.

In spite of it all Bennett shows a 4-2 overall recovered and could be a big surprise before the night is over if Cambridge should take them lightly. The Clips go in as a touchdown underdog. Cam-bridge-SD has strung up victories over Patterson, Wicomico, Parkside, Kent and Queen Anne's before being awarded a forfeit win over Stephen Decatur earlier this week. The Viking attack received a booster shot of sorts last week with the return of Craig Lin-thicum, one of the finer running backs to come off the Shore in some time. Linthicum had been Rodney Millord Seaford Dover C.

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Bennett a narrow 1-0 soccer victory over host Stephen Decatur Thursday. Bloodsworth, who was switched to right inside after breaking a finger recently in practice, got an assist from Rick Mayo. The tally camne at 14:20. The Wicomico Parkside clash, originally scheduled for yesterday, was postponed until today because of wet grounds at Wi Hi. Despite the close score, the Clippers dominated play, out-shooting the Sea Hawks, 20 7 and winning the corner kick edge, 5-1.

Decatur goalie Ronnie Kosowski collected 13 saves, while Bennett netman Dwayne Bounds had two. out of action since preseason with an assortment of ailments stemming from a bruise. Wicomico hopes to bounce back after last week's disappointing 14-0 loss to powerful Kent County High. The Indians travel to Centreville to do battle with Queen Anne's, a team to under go plenty of changes recently to bolster a sagging offense. For the first time this season, Wi-Hi's Toussaint James was blanked.

James has been the top scoring threat this season of the Salisbury schools. Combining both the offensive LINEMAN'S BOOT Harrington Entries Knicks 102, Lakers 97 Bill Bradley scored all 16 of his points in the second half and Jim McMillian, playing his first game for the Knicks, got 16 of his 18 after intermission as New York erased a 10-point third-quarter deficit. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led Los Angeles with 29 points and 17 rebounds. Rockets 120, Hawks 104 Mike Newlin scored 33 points and Rudy Tomjanovich added 20 including 14 in the fourth quarter and 11 in a row as Houston took command by out-scoring Atlanta 65-49 in the second half. Braves 133, Bucks 112 Buffalo made up for the ab High School Soccer Cambridge-SD Picks Up Win On Decatur Forfeit By AI.EXSAC1IARE AP Sports Writer Some things never change.

On a day when the New York Nets were shipping the heart and soul of their franchise down the turnpike to Philadelphia and when 13-time AllStar Jerry West was finding out what it was like to coach, it was up to the classy captain of the Boston Celtics to lend some sense of order to it all. So John Havlicek scored 32 points, including six in the last three minutes of regulation play and eight in overtime, and sank his final eight shots as the Celtics rallied to beat the Indiana Pacers 129-122 in one of four National Basketball Association openers Thursday night. "That's him," marveled Indiana Coach Bobby Leonard. "He's been doing that all his life. That's what makes him one of the greatest." In other NBA openers, the New York Knicks trimmed the Los Angeles Lakers 102-97, the Houston Rockets beat the Atlanta Hawks 120-104 and the Buffalo Braves defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 133-112.

As for NBA xdebuts. it was mostly negative. Indiana, one of four teams absorbed from the American Basketball Association, was a loser. Among new coaches. West, of the Lakers, and Hubie Brown of the Hawks were losers, while Tates Locke of the Braves and Tom Nissalke of the Rockets were winners.

The Celtics, defending NBA champions, trailed by 18 points in the second period, when Boston center Dave Cowens picked up his fifth personal foul. But they closed to 63-57 at halftime and finally caught up on a basket by Sidney Wicks with 4:11 left. The teams then traded baskets until Havlicek's jumper with 49 seconds left sent the game into overtime. Havlicek then hit two baskets in the first two minutes of overtime as the Celtics broke it open. Charlie Scott added 28 points for Boston, Jo Jo White had 23 and Wicks had 21 in his debut with the Celtics.

Billy Knight topped Indiana with 29. BAYSIDE CONFERENCE WKTER South Division Frida; iday rught at imDnage. it ned heavily and while other rail Pncomoke 6 James M. Bennett 6 Wicomico Parkside 4 Washington 4 Crisfiela 3 Snow Hill 1 Stephen Decatur 0 Today's Game Parkside at Wicomico Pocomoke at Washington Snow Kill at Cnsfield rr mwh oartraa La i tr-rm-mtm, Irwn to (MlteMI) lllhf Soot IIW) 144 MMtar Maim (IMMr, Jr I a-J.) vi MnNttmnuiMWi tl 5-1 I tl Tamars (Afarray) M-l CinniMwrni tu t-i 4 4rhjJl HM I IMMUCWI 0-aaa laHr uwLHUdwrnwnl M- I Mnl.vmlti,lr yn i Air fm IMacKknxl IJJ j. 7 taMlAalsalKIn) 1 MU lurry (Hvntort) Ul 4.1 1 Dark ltnnnn 4.1 4 Dollvl.

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Cambridge, utilizing its home field rights, won the decision from the committee by virtue of Decatur's relinquishment of the home field option. All the features linemen ed "A A quality leather, inch-wide steel shank, oil-proof sole and heel. And solid comfort, too RED WING Missouri-Nebraska: 'Real Headknocker9 Ball, Dennis Lift Paikside Stickers Maribeth Harkins scored one first half goal and Susan Dennis and Dawn Ball tallied second half goals to lead Parkside High to its seventh field hockey victory in eight outings this season yesterday by a 3-0 score. The Harkins and Dennis goals were unassisted. Ball's goal was sence of three-time scoring champion Bob McAdoo, out with a back injury, by getting 23 points from John Shumate, 22 from Ernie DiGregorio and 21 from reserve Johnny Neumann.

Landry Goal Ties Decatur For JMB Nicki Landry slammed in a shot with about six minutes left to play to enable James M. Bennett to tie Stephen Decatur yesterday in Bayside Conference field hockey action. After a scoreless first half, Decatur broke the drought when Cheryl Gray scored for the She Hawks. The contest featured many close calls and standout defense by both clubs. Bennett is now 5-2-1 and host Washington High Tuesday.

This is Bennett's final home game before closing out the season Thursday at Pocomoke. CUSTOM MADE Boat Tops Cushions Curtains Folding Frames Salis. Auto Trim Shop CALL 742-7434 WEST'S MARKET MoinSt. Pittsville Phone 8.15-?303 The Bayside Conference has ruled a forfeit in the Cambridge-South Dorchester and Stephen Decatur football game which, originally rained out and never made up because school officials could not get together on a time and site. Cambridge-SD picks up an ex tra win, raising the Vikings' record to 6-0 white the Seahawks drop to 2-4 on the season.

The original conflict stemmed from preseason when Decatur, scheduled to host Cambridge-SD on Saturday, Oct. 2, asked that the date and site be shifted to Smith Paces Parkside JVs The Parkside High football jayvees recorded their third straight victory in seven games with yesterday's 12-10 decision over James M. Bennett. Mike Smith's two touchdown runs, in the first and fourth quarters, both of 25 yards and strong defensive play from Greg Brown, Jim Powell and Brad Kidwell, was the difference. Harry Clark recovered the fumble which led to the final TD after Bennett pulled ahead 10-6 in the third quarter.

Mark Layshock intercepted a Bennett pass in the waning seconds of the game with the baby Clippers on the move. Parkside goes to Wicomico Thursday. B.V HANK LOWENKRON AP Sports Writer Third-rated Nebraska figures this will be an up week for up and down No. 17 Missouci in Saturday's nationally televised Big Eight Conference football vame. "This is going to bs a typical Missouri-Nebraska football game a real headknocker for WATCH FOR OUR BIG faioviue SALE coming soom mi fvmtmi 4 J4twfc (HwiWMil 4-4.

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In the second half Wharton scored on an assist from Jane Hayman while Pam Hopkins completed the Mardela scoring on an assist from Wharton. Tricia Carroll scored Kent's lone goal. Mardela. now, 7-0, goes to Colonel Richardson Tuesday. f.lARIIlE CENTER, INC.

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7 Southern California is home against Oregon State in another Pac-8 match. In other games involving rated teams, No. 6 Maryland is at Duke; No. 11 Florida visits Tennessee; No. 12 Notre Dame travels to No.

19 South Carolina; Louisville faces No. 18 Alabama, and No. 20 East Carolina plays at North Carolina. Some of Nebraska's top offensive players are hampered by injuries. I-back Monte Anthony has been plagued by a series of injuries, the latest a banged-up knee.

Fullback Dodie Donnell's status is questionable after recovering from a concussion. Despite injuries, the Huskers have piled up five straight victories, with a 2-0 conference record, after tying Louisiana State 6-6 in the season opener. Quarterback Steve Pisarkiew-icz, injured earlier this year, will guide the Tigers' offense before the 85th consecutive sellout of in Lincoln, Neb. Delmar Frosh Top Broadwater The Delmar freshman football team won its fifth straight with a 12-0 victory over Broadwater Academy recently. After a scoreless first half, Vincent Cornish ran 45 yards to paydirt in the third period and in the final stanza, Tyrone Handy scampered 22ards tp a scare.

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