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The Daily Times from Salisbury, Maryland • 26

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C-2 THE SUNDAY TIMES Md h. im Snow Sidelines Hill Captu res Fligh Division Continued From Page C-t Fuss Dorry in 1949), he fortunately also failed to crack Dave Nicholson's strikeout record (199 at Richmond in 1968), by two The best known ulcer case in the AFC was Baltimore's i College Football of 2,209 yards In what is regarded as the game's most demanding maneuvers. Haymond, a 10-year vet, is within 66 yards of equaling Tunnell's mark. BILL THOMPSON, former Maryland State product and pro rookie of the year several years ago with the Denver Broncos, is going strong as evidenced Eagles Score Late To Whip Stephen Decatur By The Aisoclated Press fast Boston College West Virginia 11 Bucknell 26. Vermont 7 'Dartmouth 24, Columbia 4 HS Football Scoreboard BAYSIDE CONFERENCE Friday's Results North Caroline 14, Colonel Richardson 0 Saturday's Results Queen Anne's 16, Wicomico 0 Cambridge 36, Easton 8 iom Matte, wno played with a set of stomach bedcvilers most of his career.

Every now and then they'd flatten him but he Held to minus 3 yards rush' DePauw Unlv 28, Wabash 31 Mjaml, Ohio 30, Kent Slate 10 Michigan 21, Illinois Muskingum Col 10, Marietta Col 7 Northwestern 21, llndiana 20 Ohio Stale 35, Michigan Slate 0 Akron 13, Western Illinois 7 Auguslana, 111. Milllkin Unlv 41 Bowling Green 31, East Michigan 7 Carroll, Wise. 37, Wliealon College 24 Ft Hays Kans 35, Colo School Mln 0 Illinois College 37, Principle Col 26 Illinois Wesley 33, North Park Col 79 Knox College 38, Grinncll Col 14 North Michigan 22, Eastern Illinois 7 Oltawa Kans. 13, Baker Univ 0 St Thomas Col 36. Wis.

Superior 12 Snow Hill yesterday captured the Bayside Conference 'Flight wound up with a lifetime rec by his AFC leadership in the punt return category The last two years pro football has become the age of the runner. In glancing over the latest NFL stats we find 0. J. Simpson, already with over 1,000 yards B. Division with a hard foufiht ord of 4,646 yards rushing and Snow Hill 0 0 8 J-18 SD scoring: Tale.

37 yd. run (run failed) SH scoring: Harry, 5 yd. pass f-om Taylor (Taylor run); Allen, 1 yd. run (Ballard run) ing throughout the game, the Senhawks started some fire stirring around the four minute mark. Quarterback Ron Tate lfi-6 victory over invading Ste 249 pass receptions for 2.869 yards.

Latest recruit to a simi phen Decatur. Snow Hill 16, Stephen Decatur The Eagles, as is wepnen De ran 59 yards to the Snow -Hill 6 lar set up is Miami's all con ference defensive end Bill Stan' Southern Illinois 37, Drake UUnlv 20 104) and Calivn Hill (701) lead ing their respective conferene SW Missouri 24, NW Missouri- St 19 catur are only in their first year of varsity competition. 10. With fourth down and in. ches near the goal line the stin Notre Dame 31, Pittsburgh 10 Wilk.j College J.1, Delaware Val 1 American Int'l 28, Coait Guard 1 Connecticut 19, Boston Univ 10 C.

W. Post 21, Gettysburg Col i Delaware JB, Maine 12 Fairleiflh Dicksn 39, Brooklyn Col Harvard 19, Princeton 14 Hotstra Unlv 28, Kings Point 0 Miami, Fla 19, Army 7 Vtiddlebury 20, Union College 0 Penn Slate 35, No Carolina St 29 Syracuse 5, Holy Cross 1 Temple 43, Rhode Island 0 Yale 24, Pennsylvania 21 Amherst 40, Trinity College 9 Briciflcport 47, Lock Haven 71 Edinboro Slate 47, Calif Stale, Pa, 11 Johns Hopkins 30. Dickinson Col 7 Juniata College 52, Moravian Col 14 Lalayeite 2), Drexel Tech 11 Lehigh 49, Rochester 0 Millersville St 54, Shlppensburg J7 Springfield 51, New Hampshire 0 Thjel Colleqe 10, Carneqie-Mellon Villanova 42, West Chester 14 Westminster, Pa 14, Geneva College 7 e. Remember all those backs fill, who started the season with a gall bladder diagnosis after After a defensive first half, gy Snow Hill defense held. But Souiliwest, Kans.

31, Kansas Wesley 31 William Jewel 9, Graceland Col 7 Wis, Milwaukee 33, Ferris Stale 17 Wis. Plattevllle 13, Wis. Eau Claire Wis. Riv Falls 14, Wis. Stevent PI Anderson 30, Manchester 7 Ashland 39, Evansvilla 31 Buena Vista 17, William Penn 7 lie nad been hospitalized briefly the Eagles got rolling when marching 61 yards on 14 plays that didn't stop Decatur.

The Eagles took over and mov with 1,000 yards rushing last year? It appears it could be a thing of the past. Screaming "ban the bomb" over the years, a couple times during pre sea North East 12, Pocomoke 6 Elkton 38, Kent 0 Friday's Games Wicomico at M. Bennett North Caroline at Cambridge Kent at Colonel Richardson Saturday's Games Queen Anne's at Elkton with Gary Hardy catching a ed out to the 37 but fumbled and Decatur recovered. On the Carleton College 41, Beloit Colleoe 7 five vard scoring pass from on. Stanfill was placed on a diet which has him avoiding known gall bladder irritants like ma Cent Me hod st 34.

Tarkio Co eue 11 it appears now pro football can Chadron Stale 13, Black Hills St 4 Darrald Taylor to put the home next pulay Tate blitzed through coa college so, Kipon college 13 "iJAeVKSV IQ1VI mint! Concordia Neb 22, Concordia III, I the Eagle defense for 37 yards yonnaise, eggs and fried foods not survive without it. It was the "bomb" which made the game what it is or was sters out 111 front. The Eaglea expanded their margin in the Lincoln Univ 31, NE Missouri St 0 and tne score. The doctor said nothing about rival quarterbacks, however, Michigan Tech 14, SW Minnesota IS Monmouth Col 16, St Olaf College 14 Moorhead State 42. MacAlesler 22 fourth quarter with anothci Easton at Stephen Decatur Snow Hill at Pocomoke STANDINGS The Seahawks bounced an on- today.

fullback Norm eight pointer when Tommy Allen sides kick and recovered and North central 37, Lake Forest 22 and Manful continues to harass Bulaich has rushed so far this the Snow Hill 36 with but sec Flight A the signal callers unmerciful season for 263 yards on 62 rush Cloud Seale 21, Minnesola.Morrls 21 St Proroplus Col 20, Rose Hulman 4 Valparaiso 38, St Joseph's, Ind. 7 Wis Lacrosse 41, Stoul Stale 34 capped a 70 yard, seven play drive by bucking over from the cne. School ends remaining. A last ditch es for a 4.2 average. Receiving Wis, Oshkosh 24, Wis.

Whitewater 4 effort to pull it out fell shy. Allen Bob Brittincham and Airrea naminon ioi Bowdotn 78, Tufts 8 Bowie Slate 14, Cheyney State 1 Calholic Univ Gallaudet Col 0 Franklin Mar 38, Muhlenberg 7 Ithaca 36, Hobart College 15 Kings Col, Pa 28, SI Francis, Pa 14 Northeastern 37, Southern Conn 14 Slippery Rock 21, Clarion College Ursinus 17, Grove City 4 Wtdener College 41, Swarthmore 11 Albany St, NY 33, Plaltsburg St 0 Brown 17, Cornell 1 Central Conn St 21, Cortland State Colby Colleoe 14, Bales College 0 Curry College 10, Bridgewat, Mass 0 Stroudsburg 21, Bloomsburg KuWown 7, Mansfield St Norwich Unlv IS. Worcester Tech 4 Augustana, S.D. 34. orthern Iowa ly The Minnesota Vikings, notorious demons on defense, who faltered somewhat last year, are persently the NFL's r.es 21 catches for 260 yards.

Hou about that for consisten J.M. Bennett Elkton Cambridge Central Col Iowa 14, Wartburg 10 4 1 0 8-1 .800 4 10 8-1 .800 4 2 0 7-2 .667 3 2 0 7-2 .600 Oscar Townsend were defensive cy? Dakota St Col 25, Concordia, St.P 15 Eureka College 27, Iowa Wesleyan 14 Denlson Univ 49. Washlnotn J. La 2 FOR YOUR SUNDAY BEER COME SEE US Queen Anne's standouts for the Eagles. Clipperettes Lose Conference Easton Franklin Col 29, Earlham Col 14 Hanover Col 28.

Taylor 14 In the last four minutes of only unbeaten team. The Vikes' goal line has been crossed only six times this season four none v.oiiege 4B, urmicago is Illinois St Univ 21. Indiana State 17 Wicomico Kent rushing, one passing and one A parting note: The folks up at Swarth-more (Pa.) College haven't had much to cheer about the past three years (the Gar Jamestown 43, So Dakota Sprfld 4 Lawrence Univ 21. Cornell Colleae 11 Championship 3 3 0 6-3 .500 1 3 0 3-6 .250 0 6 0 0-9 .000 Flight Ov. Pet.

4 0 0 6-3 1.000 play Stephen Decatur rolled up yards rushing. Snow Hill finished with 176 and 72 passing. Score by quarters: Stephen Decatur 0 0 0 66 St Lawrence 19, Rensselaer 17 Wagner 31, Susquehanna 10 Williams Col 44, Wesleyan 0 punt return. The 1970 71 teams Midland 49, Tabor 3 Nebraska 31, Iowa Sta 7 School each permitted 14 TDs, the few Easton reins the Bayside Con Nortneatern III 20. Cluraoo a South Sioux Falls 14.

Dakota Wesley 10 Snow Hill est yielded over a 14 game ference field hockey champion. So Dakota State 53, Morningslde 11 scneciuie. fmiaaeipnia (if vou fcaston scored a second half Auburn 31, Mississippi St 17 Cent Michigan 21, East Kentucky 7 Dayton 10, Louisville 9 Georgia Tech 36, Virolnla Military Ohio Wesleyan 28. Otlerbein Col 12 SE Missouri 33, Missouri. Rolla 4 1 0 6-3 .800 3 2 0 4-5 .600 2 3 0 2-7 .400 goal with about 10 minutes i West Kentucky 48.

Butler 4 Grambling Col 32, Norfolk State xavier 40. Northern Illinois Hamooen-svanev 14, sneonera col 13 S. Decatur N. Caroline C. Richardson North East Pocomoke KENLOPEN Allegheny 30, Hiram College 20 Bowling Green 31.

East Mlchioan Kentucky 27, Vandrbilt 17 1 4 0 2-8 .200 0 4 0 0-9 .000 elapsing in to the final half to drop James M. Bennett, 1-0. The championship game was mm.J nnrl ,1 1 1I A Grand Valley 48, Adrian 3 net haven't won a football game in three years), but last Saturday was a differ-ent story and a local lad figured in it. While Swarth-more was being humbled 57-7 by John Hopkins, Chip Veise, a junior out of Wicomico High, scored that lone TD on an 87 yard kickoff return. Jonn Carroll Ober in Co eae LLIiCTIUCAL SUB-COM ACTOIt BIDS WANTED On New Single Family Homei In Laurel Seaford Georgetown Area.

can believe it) scored three times against the Vikes in game this season Alvin Haymond, former Colt, former Redskin and now Houston Oiler, is fast closing in on Emlen Tun-nell's punt return yardage record. Tunnell, now a coach with the N. Y. Giants, ran up a total Kansas 17, Colorado IS Minnesota 34. Purdue CONFERENCE Results Friday's Easton finishes with a 9-2.

i Oklahoma 31, Missouri 3 Oklahoma Slate 28, Kansas St Unlv South Dakota 38, Mankato State 1 West Michigan 30. Ball Stale 11 Newberry Col 21, Mars Hill 17 Washingln Jet 25, Bethany, W.Va 20 West Va State 30, Salem College 20 Colgate 49, William Mary 42 East Carolina 44, Richmond 14 Florida II, Georgia 10 Virginia Tech 36, Florida State 11 Alcorn 30, Prairie View Belhune-Cookmn 30, Kentucky State II Catawba Col 42, Guilford Col 0 Duke 7, Wake Forest 7 East Tenn State 40, Middle Tenn SI It Elon College 28, Lenoir Rhyne 7 Fisk University 27, Ft Valley Slate 12 Kenvon Colleoe 26. Centra Colleoe 21 The USGA has listed the 1974 Wilmington Col 9, Biuffton 7 Wisconsin 35, llowa 7 Curtis Cup matches for the San Milford 6, Capt. Henlopen 6 Dover 14, Caesar Rodney 13 Laurel 28, Woodbridge 14 Smyrna 30, Delmar 14 Indian River 12, Lake Forest i CONTACTS 'rancisco Golf Club next Au Henderson St 28, Arkansas St Cot 21 Arkansas State 30, Texas. Arlington 14 gust 2 and 3.

Austin Colleoe 37, AAcMurry Col 13 Disnoo coneae 40, Ark Pine Hiulf 7 When Jack Nicklaus won the Harding Col 33, Ark Monlicello North Texas st 31, Wichita State 21 Moreheod Slate 2J. Carson-Newman 14 ARRAIV HOMES, IXC. 712-2944 Evenings, 749-6205 Sussex Central 20, Seaford 0 irinny 4, Mccnerson Col 12 Rice 17, Arkansas 1 1S7 3Atlanta Classic it marked his 48th victory on the PGA tour. Friday's Games Texas 42, Bavlor i Queen Anne's Scalps Tribe Indian River at Caesar Rod Hillsdale Col 7, Wayne SI, MicH 0 Ohio 14, Cincinnati Texas Tech 24, Texas Christian 10 ney Par West Air Force 11, Rutaert 14 Randolph-Macon 14, Georgetown Col 1 Tennessee Tech 31, Austin Peay 12 Clemson 37, North Carolina 29 Marshall Univ 17, Toledo 14 Maryland 33, Virginia 0 Citadel 26, Furman UUniv 21 City 26, St Paul's Col Fayetteville 14, J.C. Smith Jackson Slate 48, Morris Brown 7 Tennessee State 45, Central St, Ohio 7 Tenn Martin 17, Florence Stale 14 Virginia Union 20, Livingstone Col 7 West Carolina 31, Presbyterian Col 11 Delta State 49, Livingston State 40 Jackson State 47, Morris Brown 7 Shaw 7, Winston Salem 7 South Caro St 35, Florida 24 Midwest Arijone 24, Brigham Young 10 IIILMJIBI 1 II II MM yn tfve people Bftj people "i nousion univ coio state univ 70 aliforma 19, San Jose State 9 Central Wash St 17, West Washington 7 Cape Henlopen at Sussex Central Smyrna at Dover Lake Forest at Milford Delmar at Woodbridge Thanksgiving Day Games Laurel at Seaford STANDINGS ast New Mex 38, Kans Stale.

Pill 1 two costly fumbles, of which both were lost. Score by quarters: Pacific Univ 42, Fresno Stat fi San Francisco St 21, Humboldt Statt It SOUinern Ca 37. Stanlnrrt It Southern Ulah 30, West New Mm 0 0-0 nn Wicomico 0 Queen Anne's 0 an.n UCULA 37, Oregon 7 3 13-16 mm QA scoring: Morris, 33 yd. Queen Anne's picked and pecked away, played bending defense without snapping in setting back" Wicomico yesterday, 16-0 at Centreville. The Lions (7-2), and on the verge of the best season ever) waged a first half defensive battle.

Wi Hi was equally tough when holding the Lions at the Wi Hi five yard line. In the waning stages of the first half Wi Hi moved to the Lions' 25 It field goal: Miles, 5 yd. run (run failed); Alsup, 15 yd. run (Mor ULJu ns GAME AT A GLANCE A FREE "CHECK-UP" COMPLIMENTS OF "DOC" LAWRENCE VW 3 BIG DAYS! NOV. 13 14 15 "FREE COMPUTER DIAGNOSIS CLINIC" SET Oil Queen Anne's WiHi '6 to 18 DISCOUNTS "500'WIIITEIVALLS most sins Northern Division P.

Caesar Rodney 7 2 0 .778 Dover 7 2 0 .778 Sussex Central 7 2 0 .778 Cape Henlopen 5 3 1 .625 Seaford 4 3 2 .571 Milford 4 4 1 .500 Southern Division P. Smyrna 7 11 .875 Laurel 5 4 0 .556 Delmar 2 7 0 .222 Indian River 2 7 0 .222 Woodbridge 7-1 .125 Lake Forest 0 9 0 .000 yard line only to have the drive quelled on a missed field goal. Tracy Morris provided the 1 14 First Downs 7 258 Rushing Yardage 116 6-3-5 Passing Yardage' 17-5-33 1 Passes Intercepted By 0 Punting Average 4-0 Fumbles Lost 5 2-2 2-30 Penalties Yds. 5-38 22 Yds. Lost from Se'ge 22 241 Net Yardage 127 POLYESTER CORD TIRE PLUS "FREE" TO OUR VW FRIENDS mmm A "SMALL WONDER" BOOKLET I wide 7H wrics pmlilf wiUi nh trcid -J liir cxcclknUHclKin.

nil JETA1LING THE VOLKSWAGEN HISTORY, N. Salis. Blvd. 7423118 jmeavc imildcil In put full Imtl width on ninil Iiw liwj? milcaMu. I 0 margin of victory in the third quarter when capping a Lions drive with a 33 yad field goal.

Queen Anne's with momentum going their way, scored twice In the final period, once on a Kodney Miles five yard TD scamper and Mike Alsup's 15 yard run. Wi Hi ruuie'd whatever chances it might have had for a break even season as it's record now dips to 3-6 with Friday night's meeting with rival James Bennett (idle this week) left to go. The sluggish Wicomico offense could only manage 127 net yards, 116 by rushing and 33 tnrougn me airways. The run conscious Lions amassed 258 yards on the ground and but five in the air. jne moes cnances of any form of upset was dampened by Dover Downs Results NOVEMBER 10 BRAND UBN TIRES Size A78-13 lubeless blackwall plus $1.83 per tire Fed.

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