European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 30, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 18 the stars and stripes monday october 30, 1967 interceptions fumbles ruin wingless wildcats As Georgia Lexington by. Up sixth ranked Georgia took advantage of six fumbles and five pass interceptions to score a 31 7 Southeastern conference Vic tory Over wingless Kentucky saturday fullback Bruce Kemp plunged for two first Quarter touchdowns As the bulldogs sealed the Victor yearly. Kemp went Over from the three Yard line to Cap a 16-play, 89-Yard drive with 4 48 left inthe Quarter. Quarterback Kirby Oklahoma is. Upsets 3rd-ranked Colorado first clowns Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage. Passes punts fumbles lost Yards penalized Georgia Kentucky 21 8321 51 56 6793 115 ,. 4-16-2 9-32-55-39 7-37 2 64 Moore s 12-Yard run and a 17-Yard pass to end Billy Payne highlighted the then fumbled on its own 30, but Georgia could no score. However the wildcats fumbled again the next time they got the Ball this time on their own plays later Kemp knifed Over from the bulldogs ate up 85 Yards in a dozen plays late in the third Quarter with fullback Ronnie Jenkins getting the score on a one Yard plunge. Sophomore Jim Mccullough kicked the third of his four extra Points to make it 21-0.Kentucky s Lone touchdown came Early in the last period Ona five Yard pass from Dick Lyons to split end Phi Thompson. A pass interference penalty had Given the wildcats first and goal situation. But any Hopes Kentucky had for a rally were killed when Georgia s Gary Adams pounced on a Wildcat Fumble in the end zone making it 28-7 with 7minutes left to play. Mccullough added a Field goal on Georgia s next series of Downs from 27 Yards out. The bulldogs Are now 2-1 inthe and 5-1 Overall while Kentucky has yet to win in six games. Georgia 14 o 7 1031kentucky o 0 0 77 geor Kemp 3 run Mccullough kick geor Kemp 1 run Mccullough kick geor Jenkins 1 run Mccullough kick Ken Thompson 5 pass from Lyons Lyons kick geor Adams recovery in end zone Scott kick geor Fig 27 Mccullough attendance 28,000. Boulder Colo. Up the darting running of Oklahoma state fullback Jack Reynolds and halfback Larry Gosney poured through Colorado s de sense saturday to upset the unbeaten and third ranked buffaloes and give the cowboys a 10-7 big eight conference Victory. The winning margin came Ona 26-Yard Field goal in the third Quarter by Craig state grabbed an Early Lead on a 7-Yard scoring run by Junior quarterback Ronnie Johnson in the first period. Colorado unable to generate much of an attack on the ground scored in the fourth Quarter on a one Yard sweep by Reserve quarterback Dan Kelly before 42,200 Homecoming was the first loss for Colorado in 10 games ending one of the longest current win Ning streaks in College state had won Only a single game this year a Victory Over Arkansas. Johnson who has missed most of the season with a broken wrist continually called on Power sweeps by Reynolds and Gosney to get big engineered a 69-Yard drive after the opening Kickoff 0oirl scouts see Wolf pack rumble past duhe9 28-7 using 19 plays. A key to the drive was an illegal procedure penalty on Colorado which Cameon a Cowboy fourth Down and gave Oklahoma state the spa kit needed. Johnson connected on passes of 15 and nine Yards to end Jerry Philpott to keep the drive alive and then twisted his Way around right end to scr standing up. Kessler s winning Field Goa came when Oklahoma state stalled after a 14-play drive tothe Colorado 9 Yard Une. Kessler was forced to kick when run by Johnson to the tide holds tigers Clemson . A Alabama s defensive unit in trouble several times held in the clutches saturday As the Crimson tide clipped Clemson 13-10 before a crowd of 49,500 in Tiger stadium the Crimson tide piled up All its Points in the first half then staved off All but one of Clemson s second half efforts to catch up. A 41-Yard pass from Kenny Stabler to Dennis Homan at the tigers 19 set up Alabama s touchdown the first time the tide had the Ball. Steve Morgan plunged Over from the three to Cap the68-Yard March. Steve Davis kicked Field goals of 35 and 34 Yards and added one extra Point to account for the remainder of the Alabama scoring. Clemson whose defensive unit forced Bama to punt five time sin the first Hall got three Points in the first period on Steedley Candler s 30-Yard Field goal. Tulane stuns tech new Orleans la. A Tulane rediscovered How to run Block and defense saturday night shaking off its football doldrums and out classing Highl favored Georgia tech 23-12. With big Warren Bankston converted from backup Quarter Back to fullback the Green wave offence showed poise and punch. The Greenie line Block ing woefully weak Early this season was Superb and the once porus defense stopped tech s running game , a 6-foot-4 220-Pound Junior rushed for 81 Yards an Junior end Turk Evans caught two touchdown passes from Bob Duhon to Start the Green wave to their second Victory of the season. Georgia tech averted its first shutout in 27 games late in the fourth period when quarterback Bill Eastman switched to the position from defensive half Back due to injuries to Yel Low jacket signal callers crash Dover from the four. Tech also got a touchdown with two minutes left on a Short run by Doc was Tulane s first Victory Over Georgia tech in 18 jackets had won the last 15 games Between the two rivals now Southern independents but both former Southeastern con Ference foes. Chuck Lofton ran for a five Yard to and German born Uwe Pontius kicked a 34-Yard Fiel goal for Tulane. Raleigh . A quarterback Jim Donnan threw two touchdown passes As unbeaten North Carolina state bombed Duke 28-7 saturday before record crowd of 44,000, including scouts from three major bowls. State ranked fifth National Yin the associated press poll gators tip Vand Fla a quarterback Larry Rentz completed15 of 20 passes and drove favored Florida to a 27-22 Southeastern conference Victory Over Vanderbilt before a record Homecoming crowd of 61,855 saturday. Rentz filling in after two other quarterbacks went out of action earlier in the season brought the gators from b Liin
