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4-D Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Oct 17, 1971 fail 2 nno i no Bowling 'em Over Action JJ Inlig Sunday, is back at full starting again for. them in nlace of injured quarterback lanlr Cnnrarmnn The 4Qfrs will be out to rebound from their upset loss to Los An-- geics. Running back Dickie Post may make his first start for the Broncos in place of Floyd Little, whose injured shoulder makes him questionable. Don Horn is due back at quarterback after half with a bad ankle. They's looking for their first victory.

The Chargers are 1-3. The Rams and Falcons tied 20-20 in their first meet ing this year. Atlanta has been hit by a rash of Injur i including linebacker POWt OUCH! Bill Gallagher (9), half- beker for North Carolina, comes in to back for Notre Dame, goes for a gain of bmg him down in the first quarter of eight yards before Steve Early (66), line- Saurday's game. (AP Wlrephoto) Scrambling Figftting Irish Turn Back Tar Heels 16-0 Tommy Nobis. Roman Gabriel is due to start, at quar- terhark for Los Anseles after eight quarters and haven't been scored upon in six, including last Sunday's 43-0 romp over Buffalo.

The Giants, a 20-13 Monday night loser to Dallas, will still be without injured running backs Ron Johnson and Tucker Fredrickson. It's the first clash ever between the Lions and Oilers. Detroit is expected to have top NFC ground gainer, running back Steve Owens, with a bad shoulder, and tight end Charlie Sanders, with an injured leg, in the lineup. The same goes for Houston quarterback Charley Johnson, but running back Woody Campbell, with a groin injury, is questionable. The Vikings, No.

1 in NFC defense, have put together successive shutouts. The Packers are the only team among four in the Central Division not sharing the lead. Tackle Grady Alderman is expected back for Minnesota after missing last weekend's game against Philadelphia. The Bengals are still without star quarterback Virgil Carter and they haven't won under rookie Ken Anderson. The Browns lead the AFC Central Division with a 3-1 record, one game ahead of Pittsburgh and two over the Bengals.

The Eagles are still looking for their first victory and are running into the fifth 1970 divisional winner in five weeks. They haven't scored a touchdown on offense In three games. The Raiders may have Ken Stabler starting in place of quarterback Daryle Lamonica, who has a pulled leg muscle. The Bears say running back Gale Sayers, who made his regular-season debut last NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) -The Redskins go for five in a row Sunday as the St.

Louis Cardinals invade Washington for a rematch of their season opener in National Football League play. The 'Skins, the only undefeated team among the 26 in the NFL, have tied a 28-year-old club mark and are setting their sights on their own 1940 record, when they won the first seven games en route to the championship game that 73-0 debacle they lost to the Chicago Bears. The Cards, 2-2 in the NFC East and tied with the New York Giants for third place, a game behind Dallas and two behind the Redskins, will be out to avenge their 24-17 loss to Washington, which took advantage of three St. Louis fumbles and intercepted four passes for the victory. Both teams are virtually injury-free.

MacArthur Lane, the Cards' running a calf injury but is due to play. The teams are tightly matched with Washington seventh and St. Louis eighth in NFC offense and the 'Skins second and the Cards third in defense. Other games match Baltimore at the New York Giants, Detroit at Houston, Minnesota at Green Bay, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Oakland, Chicago at San Francisco, Los Angeles at Atlanta, New England at. Miami, Dallas at New Orleans, Buffalo at the New York Jets and, In Monday night's nationally televised (ABC, 9 p.m., EDT) game, Pittsburgh at Kansas City.

The Colts, with by far the league's best defense, haven't allowed a touchdown in suffering a concussion last New England will be try-in to hnn nver the DolDhins into second place in the AFC East. The Cowboys will have Duane Thomas and Walt Garrison at the running back spots with Calvin Hill out with a knee injury. Archie Manning is the likely start-i quarterback for the 1aim'a alVtmi nni4 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) A smothering Notre Dame defense more than made up for a sputtering offense as the seventh-ranked Irish gained their second consecutive shutout with a 16-0 victory over North Carolina Saturday. A sellout crowd of 59,075 basked under blje skies in mid-70 degree trnperatures as the huge Irist defenders limited the Tar Heels to 92 yards rushing ad 57 passing, i Bob Thomas, jL sophomore placekicker, g't Notre Dame all the ofsnse it needed as he tied th single game ankle problems.

Th Rllle and hnv tha two worst offenses and de- ns T-k Ml 1 renses in me Aru. ouiiaio has been shut out the past two weeks. Bob Davis re By Vic Marasa The Lee County Bowlers Club members meet today at Everglades Lanes. The event will be doubles and bowling start immediately following the meeting, scheduled for 2 p.m. BEACH BOWL Jim Arnold blasted games of 223 and 225 for a 655 series to head the men's side of the Wednesday Mixed.

Dan Kruse posted 606 with a 216 while Ev Chenoweth, with 540-196, led the girls department. Other scores were Bev Park 190, Lucille Wallace 190, Fran Santini 503-185, Lois Lon-ganecker 515, Mike Gilarski 573, Ben Sumner 570 and Roy Zolle 233. Basilio's Resturant took three of four from Beach Bowl in the Wednesday Handicap as Arky Ginger scored 589-210. Teammate Larry Willitt assisted with 568-243. Barry Heath totaled 562, rolling 213, to complete the roster.

Ken Borton and Jo Anne Harding led their sections of the Tuesday Mixed with 578-211 and 506-201, respectively. Other scores were Gloria Gall 500 and James Kopplin 233. Ann Arnold posted 509 in the Lady Larks but, despite the effort, Strohm's Enterprises dropped three to Great American Homes. Glorida Gall scored 505 on a 185, Linda Peters rolled 185 and Monica Lombardo 201. MIRACLE LANES Al Nigh posted 663, tossing singles of 244 and 223, to give Fort Myers Poultry a sweep over Colonial Garden Center in the Businessmens Winter League.

John Szwast produced a 624 with loners of 235 and 224 and Hank Bahre settled for 604. Others were Ron Retzer 595, Bruce Broome 577, Homer Swaney 574, Mickey Dunigan 573, Fred Petersen 571-220, John Day 563, Ernie Miller 221, Frak Minnicks 213, Dempsey Yeomans 211, Dick Savage 211 and Jim Stinnett 210. Mabel Ellis scored 526-203 to lead the Matinee Madams as Lois Minnicks and Jinny Woodnail tied at 494 each. Other scores were Foy Carter 212 and Betty Bowler 493. LEHIGH LANES Ritz Welding put the hot iron to Hart's Dairy in the Community League with Bob Peters handling the torch with 662 221-230.

Vince Herlovich posted 613, bowling 202, and Jerry Hedrick finished with 583. Harry Weir adds a 211 to the roster. Lehigh Lanes took seven of 12 from Fort Myers Federal in the Moonliters League with Jane Eaton scoring 536 on singletons of 187 and 208. Barbara Wiscow posted 534 and JoAnne Yancey bowled 188. BROOKSIDE BOWL Vern Ashbacher and Lucille Lord teammed with scores of 659 and 636 to give Sun Coast Adjustments a seven point sweep over Southwest Electric in the Classic League.

Ashbacher rolled two games of 224 and Lord shot 204, 201 and 231. Other scores were Norv Kraeger 632213-212, Lee Carney 607-233, Al Hajek 606-231, Bill Jones 601-215, Fred Spard-lin 598-228, Junior Simpson 594-211, John Jufnagel 582, Henry Daniels 580-222, Jim Murray 577 and Terry West 588-214. Mike Ojanovac led the Merchants League with 597-233 but watched Naples Karate get tossed for four by Star Lawn Service. Ed Olesky reached 594. Others were Nick Ojanovac 580-213, Al Winegar 564 and Al Sharkey 536.

EVERGLADES LANES Sal Nicotera bowled a lone 211 and recorded 610 to head the men of the Mixed Couples. Dora Seward was high among the distaffers, scoring 543-214. Others were Mary Schneider 204, Barbara Hartman. 185, Roger Reynolds 577, Bob Kart 562-223, Frank Shagnot 221 and Larry Thompson 215. Stan Braodwell posted 600 on a 216 as he teed off for Cape Coral Country Club in the Gator Handicap and to give the four over Homeowners Title Company.

Roy Alyea registered 594, followed by Jim Ferguson with 561. Others were Bob House 560-226, Lou Lengel 560, Frank Shagnot 226, Roy Lazano 225, Myron Harndon 213, W. J. Stock 212 and Harold Mangum 211. BOWLERAMA LANES A.

M. Garage took four from P.C. Hardware Supply in the Commercial League as Ralph McCloud posted 574, rolling 234. Sam Johnson settled for 561, Herb Fowler rolled 215 and Bernie Cloudreit 210. Irish school record for field goals with boots of 27, 28 and 24 yards for a 9-0 haltime lead.

North Carolina threatened only once, midway in the third period, after gathering in a Notre Dame fumble at the Irish 33. A pass interference call and 20-yard pass from Paul Miller to Earle Bethea put the ball on the Notre Dame three-yard line but the Tar Heels lost one yard in three plays and tackle Mike Kadish got a hand on a field goal try to blunt the threat. A 48-yard punt return by Mike Crotty early In the final period went to the UNC seven but sophomore quarterback Cliff Brown fumbled the ball back at the two on the next play. The Irish held again a short punt set up the only Notre Dame touchdown on a fouryard pass from Brown to Tom Gatewod. Suffers Shoulder Separation Lyons Leads 2Q-6 Ole Hiss Win, Sidelined lor Season places Al Woodall at quarterback as the Jets try to wake up their offense.

The Chiefs share the AFC neat icau nunc: uic ovtia hope to rebound from their loss to Cleveland and jump back into Central Division lUUlCllllUU. peek I byy8 0 0 0 0-0 3 6 0 716 N. Carolina Notre Dam Foremost Afx II tire! ND FG Thomas 28 ND FG Thomas NO FG Thomas 24 ND Gate wood 4 pass from Brown (Thomos KICK) and fullback BJ Foley. The accurals leg of Ray Guy was Soutlrn's most effective weapcj On offense and defense. kicked second half field foals of 32 and 51 yards and he punted six times for a 51fard avenge.

Ole Miss lived 67 yards in six plays ith the opening kickoff to jupp ahead with Lyon hitting 'wingback Bill Barry for yards on the fourth play iid then sweeping end from 46 yards out to cap the marn. Three mimtes later, linebacker Croell Armstrong recovered a Donegan fumble on the 15. Lpns hit Barry on a 12yard piss to set up a two-yard sbring thrust by tailback Bol Knight. The Rebes went 47 yards on six pliys after safety Henry Walh intercepted a Donegan pss. Lyons threw 10 yards fullback Gene Allen a scampered 17 yards himfclf before throwing 15 to fcarry in the end zone.

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Whitewall tubeless Miss Lyons run (Hlnton Kick) Miss Knight run (Kick failed) Miss Borryf5 pass from Lyons (Hin. ton klcK) Soun FG Gn 32 Soun FG 51 Soun Miss Miss 16 15 PAL Gators Top Raiders 24 to 8 Size Fits Price fed, tax F70-14 775-14 23.88 2.64 G70-14 825-14 24.88 2.84 F70-15 775-15 23.88 2.69 G70-15 825-15 24.88 2.86 H70-15 855-15 26.88 3.1 1 First downs 1 Rushes-yards Passing yardae Return yardae1 Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards peholljd 43113 151 35 13-30-3 9-36 1 60 37-49 185 13 18-41-1 5-41 5 34 OXFORD, Miss. Iff) -Quarterback Kenny Lyons galloped 46 yards for one touchbown and turned early breaks into two more scores with key passes as Mississippi defeated Southern Missis-ippi 20-6 here Saturday. The 190-pound sophomore from Biloxi, drove Ole Miss to all of its scores in a wild first quarter that saw the Rebels get the ball three times on fumbles and once on an interception. Lyons suffered a shoulder separation when tackled hard in the third quarter and Ole Miss announced after the game he would undergo surgery and would be lost for the rest of the season.

Ole Miss dominated the line play and Southern was never able to muster a touchdown march despite some fancy passing by quarterback Rick Donegan. and the effective running talents of halfback Doyle Orange Duke Outclasses Wolfpack 41-13 DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -Duke's defense-minded Blue Devils exploded offensively Saturday behind the running of converted cornerback Ernie Jackson to blast North Carolina State 41-13 in an Atlantic Coast Conference rivalry. Jackson, a 168-pound senior with only one offensive play on his collegiate record before Saturday, moved into Duke's injury-riddled back-field with a bang, picking up two touchdowns on short runs and spearheading an that consisently whacked away at the Wolf-pack line. Mountaineers Romp 44-21 Over Erratic Eastern Carolina MORGANTOWN, W.VA.

(AP) West Virginia turned five East Carolina mistakes into touchdowns by fullbacks Pete Wood and Brian Chiles here Saturday and romped to a 44-21 nonconference college football victory. Quarterback Bernie Galif-fa, who threw one touchdown pass, masterminded the West Virginia attack that always found itself in good field position, thanks to the opportunist play of the Mountaineers' sophomore-laden defense. Minnesota Ekes Out Win Over Hawkeyes IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Minnesota coverted a late Iowa fumble into the deciding touchdown Saturday to escape with a 19-14 Big Ten football victory over the winless and mistake prone Hawkeyes. Use The JCPenney Time Payment Plan (Special to th Newi-Press) NAPLES The Naples PAL Gators defeated the Arcadia Raiders 24-8 in a Pop Warner football game here Saturday night. The PAL Gators are now 5-1 for the season while the Arcadia Raider, who lost their second game of the season, are 2-2-1.

Naples Scored in the first quarter when Pete Staver caught Arcadia's Peterson in the end zone for a safety. The Raiders came back to take the lead when Lat-timore ran 35 yards off tackle in the second quarter for the score. Lattimore 1 -2-3 lubrication special! 1 Complete chassis lube. Wheel alignment! 5.95 2. Oil change (5 qt.

HD). I MM Tigers Defeat Dragons 25-14 The unbeaten Tice Tigers chalked up their 5th straight victory Saturday night by downing the the North Fort Myers Dragons 25-14 in an Edison Conference Pop Warner game at Waterway Estates field. In a preliminary game the North Pee Wee Spartans blanked the Tiger Cubs 14-0. North took the lead in the first quarter on Ruben Greer's 3-yard run. Tice came back and tied it on a 5-yard run by Levi Riggins in the second and the teams were tied 6-6 at the half.

Riggins went 12 yards in the third quarter to put the Tigers in front 12-6. But the Dragons came back and took the lead as Lindsey Walker raced 55 yards for a TD and Greer kicked a 2-point conversion. Late in the third period Maurice Gilmore put the Tigers ahead with a 53-yard scoring scamper. Tice iced the game in the fourth quarter on Riggins' 5-yard scoring smash. Rusty Edwards scored the extra point after the final TD.

Riggins, Gilmore and Mike Styles led the Tice offense with Edwards, Rick Hendricks and Gilmore leading the defense. Greer, Walker and Anthony Hart were the offensive standouts for North with Bobby Sievert, Greer and Alfonso Kendrick the top players on defense. In the preliminary game Johnny Frambo romped 35 yards and Brian Dattolico 30 for touchdowns for the Spartans. Two more points went on the board when Dattolico tackled Gary Byrd for a safety in the Tice Cubs' end zone. Frambo and Dattolico led the North offense and Rod Gatewood and Dattolico the defense.

Leroy Thomas and Jay Tanner led the Tice offense and Tanner and Byrd the defense. 3. New oil filter. 12 volt kicked for the extra point. The PAL Gators regained the lead in the second quarter when Charley Byrd scored on a quarterback sneak from the one-yard line.

Again the kick for the extra point failed. The final two touchdowns and two-point conversions for Naples were scored by Mark Devoe. Devoe scored his first touchdown in the third quarter when he ran 40 yards off tackle. Devoe scored his final touchdown when he intercepted an Arcadia pass and ran 65 yards. For his outstanding performance Devoe was voted the Naples offensive back in the game.

Virginia Tech Tops Indians By 41-30 Score BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) Virginia Tech turned the last two of seven William Mary fumbles into a pair of touchdowns within a one minute span in the final period Saturday and came from behind to defeat the Indians in football 41-30. Tailback Jim Barber scored the decisive points for the Techmen on runs of three and two yards after Tech had pounced on fumbles on the Indian's 16 and 15 yard lines. Barber also scored a third touchdown as Tech won its first game of the season after four setbacks. Tarpins Trample Dolphins 38 to 7 PuntaGorda split two Pop Warner at Cape Coral Saturda; night.

The Tiny Tarpons defeated the Cape Coral Iolphins 38-7 in an Edison Tonference game. In a prelininary, the Pee Wee Cape Joral Sharks nipoed the Putta Gorda Baby Tarpons 6-( The "arpons built up an early iad, Terry Savasuk breakin; loose for a 50-yard scoring run. Savasuk later broke oose for a 27-yard scorimj jaunt. Steve Lowe scored on a 3-yard run, hit Ricky ohnson with a 35-yard TD pas, took a pass for an extra point from Johnson and sored an extra point on a run or a big night. Wayne Ash sored on a 40-yard run for tie Tarpons and the other came on a blocked punt the end zone.

Chaiie Johnson scored the lone lape Coral TD on a 35-yard nn. Scott Whitaker ran the 'Ktra point. Whitaker, Darwl Decker, John Conley and Iiirt Tolbert were standouts the Dolphins. Tod Gibbs and Savasuk led tie Tarpon defense. In the preliminary Bob Bucj raced 45 yards for a TD rly in the 4th quarter to gie the Sharks their win.

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After 12 months but prior to the expiration dote of the guarantee, JCPenney Co. will replace the battery charging only for the period of ownership, based on the current price ot the time of return, pro-rated over the stated guarantee months. Boilermakers Rally to tdge Wildcats 21-20 EVANSTON, 111. (AP) -Otis Armstrong ran 81 yards for a touchdown on the second play from scrimmage but Purdue had to rally for two fourth quarter touchdown Saturday to deal Northwestern a 21-20 Big Ten football defeat. Darryl Stingley's 14-yard run with 1:30 left on the clock and Mike Renie's con-version lifted the Boilermakers to their third straight Big Ten triumph in as many games.

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