Tuesday, November 18, 1975
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Eleven
Tuesday, November 18, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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CINCINNATI (I)-Quarterback well ahead of his 1973 pace when.
Ken Anderson, overcoming O.J. he crashed through another of
Simpson's 197 yards rushing, Brown's records, amassing an m
riddled Buffalo's pass defense incredible 2,003 yards in one *,
for 447 yards and two touch- season.
downs last night to lead the Cin- BUT IN the long run it was
cinnati Bengals to a 33-24 vic- Anderson's incredible accuracy NImo U'b
tory over the Bills, that enabled the Bengals to raise NIGHT EDITORS:
Simpson's performance fell their record to 8-1 and boosted TOM DURANCEAU
just three yards shy of breaking them back into a first-place tie RICH LERNER;
the National Football League with Pittsburgh in the American
record of four career 200-yard Conference Central. Green field goals.
games, set by the great Jim , Anderson completed 30 of 46 Te Bie11 s
Brown of the Cleveland Browns. passes including touchdowns of fouThe B i 1 s, sufferingatheir
Still, it was the seventh time five yards to Lenvil Elliott and games, fell to 5-4 and remained
this year and the 31st in his 20 to Charlie Joiner. His passing i two games back of front-running
career that he has gained over also set up two short touchdown Miami in the AFC East.
100 yards in a game. It gave bursts by rookie running back -
him 1,325 yards for the year, Stan Fritts and a pair of Dave IN THE early going, Simpson
seemed within easy reach of
'I IIW.h4:,::,:::::::::.:::shattering:.. ' ::: s. ::the ::., record ...:. ofatein tefour o fu
f 200-yard games which he shares
Some m bU be with Brown. He had 154 yards
in the first half-but with the
Spectators Bills forced to play catchup the
rest of the way, he was limited
in his second-half rushing and
wound up toting the ball only 17
.. times in the game.
Still, his 197 yards was the
rl_ i 1 1 aer..l4l
Myers along the left sideline
and nine to Joiner on the right
side, putting the ball on the
Buffalo 10.
AFTER BOOBIE Clark, the
Bengals' leading rusher with 15
carries for 56 yards, bulled his
way to the five, Anderson rolled
to the right and, barely a step
from the line of scrimmage,
fired a TD bullet to Elliott.
Green's extra-point kick was
wide to the right.
On the first play after the en-
suing kickoff, Simpson exploded
for his biggest gain of the game.
He swept around left end, burst
through a wave of potential
tacklers, angled back toward the
right side, slipped and fell' at
the Cincinnati 23, bounced to his
feet again and scrambled to the
17 to complete a 59-yard dash.
But the Bills' attack stalled and
they had to settle for John Ley-
poldt's 28-yard field goal.
In the second period, Simpson
erupted for 44 more yards in a
charge that moved Buffalo to
the Cincinnati 29. But Braxton
L{Ls;most ever a owed by theb en- fumbled, Bob Brown recovered
+h . e gals on the ground. He easily and the Bengals capitalized for
-x -sbroke the mark of 166 yards set a touchdown that made it 13-3.
.. . excites Schem bechier by Denver's Floyd Little. Curtis catches of 14 and 47
Except for Simpson, the Bills yards and another pass inter-
IF BO SCHEMBECHLER agonizes over the prospect of playing had virtually nothing going for ference call on Harrison against
Ohio State, Saturday, he sure doesn't show it. Bo practically them on offense. Jim Braxton Curtis put the ball on the Buf-
Ohanceditoestte, rdayressluedosinwas the only other Buffalo falo one. On the next play,
pranced into yesterday's press luncheon, smiling, obviously enjoy- ground-gainer of note, picking Fritts dove over the line for the
ing this week's build-up and eager to accept the challenge of up 40 yards on 10 carries. And score. This time, Green's extra-
Saturday's Armageddon. The pre-season is over. Michigan and Bills' quarterback Joe Ferguson point kick was on target.
Ohio State are unbeaten and once again the Big Ten Champion- was no match for Anderson. He __-
ship and perhaps the national Championship boils down to this completed only nine of 18 passes
one game. for 106 yards.
ANDERSON'S 447-yard explo-
"They (the players) know I'm excited," said Bo. "I'm stillS aD e d hs 47syalsxn-
like a kid." Igle-game high of 352 yards set
people, about twice as many as usually make the weekly get- favorte targets were Isaac Cur-
together. Representatives from radio stations and newspapers tis, who caught seven passes for
from around the state came to query Bo about the showdown. 39 yards before leaving with an
/ injury in the third quarter, and Frm ieSrvcRpot
But Bo as expected didn't give the media much to pon- Chip Myers, who hauled in The national bowl selections
der. The usual nebulous statements were the order of the seven for 108 yards. are slowly becoming more clear
day and Bo enjoyed every word of it. With Anderson finding every amidst all the politicking that
.Iseam available in the Buffalo has been going on the last three
"I hope they (Michigan) will play like all Michigan teams in sea y, the B ufflo days.
the whe askd ha hesecondary, the Bengals display-
the past," when asked how he expected his team to perform. ed brilliant ball-control from the Still smarting over being drop-
"The Bowl situation is not primary at this time," when asked outset and were able to score ped from consideration by the
about the Orange Bowl. thefirst time they got the ball. Sugar Bowl, Barry Switzer con-
"No, we weren't playing under wraps," when asked about Anderson hit Myers for 13 firmed yesterday his Oklahoma
yards and the Bengals got 14 Sooners would play in the Fiesta
the lack of play variety at Illinois. more when cornerback IDwight Bowl if they lose to second-rank-
"They're a fine team." when asked about Ohio State. Harrison as called for pass in- ed Nebraska Saturday.
Bo wasn't going to say anything he didnt have to and terference on Curtis. It appears, however, that
you can bet things will be a tight as a drum at the Ferry Then Anderson connected for the Nebraska team turned
Field Tartan Turf. The luncheon yesterday and a press con- 18 yards to Bob Trumpy along down the Fiesta Bowl bid in a
ference Thursday and that is all the media will have to feed the right sideline, 14 yards to team vote Monday.
on, besides its own infinite imagination.
But Bo couldn't contain his enthusiasm for this supreme
coaching challenge, his excitement for his team and its awe- r s
some task. Rea e a e
"Hey, you don't need any extra incentive for this game,"
said Bo. "Think of all the things it (the Michigan Ohio State q
game) means to all the kids who play in it." e
"If it was just me playing him (Woody Hayes)," Bo added1
jokingly, "I could block him."
Bo was confident that his young team isn't going to col- COLUMBUS (A)-"I'm bitter. up there painting bleachers,"
lapse under pressure against the Buckeyes, "I know it's a big I'll stay that way," said Woody said the Ohio State coach, bid-
game. But it isn't as if they haven't been in the stadium before. Hayes yesterday, explaining his ding for his fourth straight trip
They've all been on national T.V. I don't think they're going to usual closing of Ohio State foot- to the Rose Bowl.
go out there and freeze. ball practice for the Michigan Hayes told writers during his
This is a fine team to coach," Bo added. "I like these guys." game. weekly press luncheon: "Your
Bo indicated, among other things that he was satisfied Hayes ordered the gates locked interests and our interests are
with Rick Leach's experience and passing ability and more in Ohio S t a d i u m, excluding not the same. You are not going
confident this year about the offensive line before the Ohio everyone but his players and to prejudice our chances of win-
State game than he was last year. staff. ning. We want everything going
Hayes said h i s bitterness or us up there."
Bo, in fact, seemed to be satisfied with everything about his stemmed from one of his sea- EVEN THOUGH he has lost
Wolverines, leaving it up to Hayes and his Buckeyes to find sons at Miami, 0. He permitted two and tied one in his last ven-
chinks in Michigan's armor. Not even the fumbles against Illinois a writer access to practice for tures to Michigan, Hayes ap-
disturbed him, saying that Michigan is "going to be a little a game with rival Xavier. The ----- --_
more conscious of it this game. In that way it could help." writer revealed the Redskins'
If the tension of this game bothers Bo he sure doesn't indi- strategy. "And we lost the game
cate it. In fact he seems to thrive on the pressure. Bo didn't " he rcaledYOUR VOTE l
seems to Bo I 'YOU ONLY have to let one YO R VT
reveal much to the press yesterday but he did show his enthu- person in who knows what he is
siasm. It was as if he had been psyching up for this one all year. looking for. It can be that guy " e
--TO-H-I-UHC-Michiga
SPORTS OF THE DAILY: NOVEMB
CINCINNATI wide receiver Chip Myers holds tight after catching a pass from quarterback Ken Anderson for a first down in
the first period, but has trouble with Buffalo's Steve Freeman (22), Tony Greene and Tom Ruud (54). The Bengals clawed the
Bills, 33-24.
BEAR HASSLES BIG 8
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Bowl
raises con troversy
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"This is n o t h i n g personal | officials denied it. TANGERINE, Orlando, Dec.
against the Fiesta Bowl," said "We have no apologies to 20: Miami of Ohio vs. an un-
Head Coach Tom Osborne after make to anyone," Bryant said. named opponent.
the vote. "We hold the Fiesta "They are all people out there LIBERTY Memphis, Tenn.
Bowl in highest regard because (the Big Eight), but it would Dec. 22: Southern California vs'
they wanted us, and we appre- take those young guys 15 or 20 Arkansas, unless the Razor-
ciate that very much. years before they can wear their backs win the Southwest Con-,
Earlier, Switzer and Osborne spurs regular. When I was a ference. In that caseTexas
had been sharply critical of the young coach I popped off, too. A&M goes.
Sugar Bowl and Alabama Coach Let themhgo where they want oFIESTA: Winner of the Nov
Bear Bryant, who was accused t nohe. .-
of hand - picking twice - beaten The Sugar Bowl made it offi- 29 Arizona-Arizona State game!
Penn State for the New Orleans cial yesterday: Alabama will is the host team. Bowl officials
classic, i meet Penn State in 'the Super- have invited the loser of this
Idome on New Year's Eve. In w e e k's Nebraska - Oklahoma
Bryant admitted he hand- the announcement, the Sugar game as the opponent. Okla-,
picked Penn State over the Bowl o f f ic i a 1 s denied that homa said if it loses to Nebras-
Big Eight runner-up and bowl Bryant had pressured the com- ka, it will go. Nebraska will not;
mittee not to match his team go if they lose.-
against the loser of Saturday's SUN, El Paso, Dec. 26: Pitt
Nebraska-Oklahoma game. vs. the winner of the Kansas-
d f s "We felt that going into the Missouri game.
East Coast area would expose ASTRO-BLUEBONNET, Hous-
the city to much more pub- ton, Dec. 27: Colorado vs. the
licity and bring more i , loser of the Nov. 28 Texas-Texas
in the future toNewOrlean, A&M
Cl 1 explained New Orleans Mid-gae
Winter S p o r t s Association GATOR, Jacksonville, Fla.,
President Clifford Kern. Dec. 29: Florida vs. Maryland.
peared in a relaxed mood. He Following is the lineup for PEACH, Atlanta, Dec. 31:
entertained a bevy of questions, major post-season bowl games North Carolina State vs. West
ate cake and ice cream and as of last night: Virginia.
SUGAR, New Orleans, Dec.
31: Alabama vs. Penn State.
COTTON, D a 11 a s, Jan. :1
Georgia vs. Southwest Confer-
ence winner: Texas, Texas A&M
or Arkansas.
ORANGE, Miami, Jan. 1: The
winner of this week's Nebraska-
Oklahoma game against the
loser of this week's Ohio State-
Michigan game.
ROSE, Pasadena, Calif., Jan.
1: The winner of this week's
Ohio State - Michigan g a m e
against the winner of the Paci-
fic-8 Conference, either UCLA,
Stanford or California. UCLA
can win the conference by de-
feating Southern Cal in two
weeks.
"V'~Towers
poked with newsmen.
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The Buckeyes have reeled off
10 straight victories and Mich-
igan eight triumphs and two
ties going into Saturday's game.
"I want to win it more than
all the others put together. I'm
s u r e Bo Schembechler, the
Michigan coach does, too. But
it's not . an obsession," said
Hayes.
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'Lets Talk Turkey.
TURKEY
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Ours comes in its birthday suit. We clean it, stuff it, and
bake it all morning. Then we slice it by hand for your club
or turkey sandwich.
We spend our time in the kitchen because you're
worth it.
on South University
n Union Elections
ER 18-20
LA s
By The Associated Press
The Los Angeles Dodgers an-
nounced a blockbuster trade:
last night sending center field-
ers Jimmy Wynn and Tom Pa-'
ciorek plus infielders Lee Lacy{
and Jerry Roysters to the At-
lanta Braves for hard-hitting
center fielder Dusty Baker and
much-traveled infielder Ed
Goodson.
Last season the 26-year-oldE
Baker batted .262 with 19 home
runs and 72 runs batted in to,
lead the Braves in both cate-
gories.t
Wynn had 18 homers and L
hit .248 last season after hit-
ting 32 the year before, whenc
he drove in 108 runs for the
Dodgers. But hampered by an
elbow that bothered him afterC
surgery during the off-season,
he fell to 58 RBI during 1975.j
The versatile Lacy went from,
second base to the outfield
where he plaved a number of
games and wound up the sea-
son hitting .314 with 40 RBI and
seven homers.
i BILLBOARD
wVaps
Wynn
Hawkeyes hassling featuring 25-cent beer.
Iowa football Coach Bob Cum- Maravich shelved
mings was still dismayed Mon- Pete Maravich, sharp-shooting
day over the Hawkeyes' 19-18 guard with the New Orleans
football loss Saturday to Pur- Jazz of the National Basketball
due. Association, separated a shoul-
"Our people have displayed der yesterday and will be out
more courage than any team of action for two to four weeks.
in the country,' he said. "We Jazz officials said he was chas-I
think the disputed call at the ing a loose ball when he fell ov-
end of the game was atro- er another player's back dur-
cioms, but we beat the heck ing a practice Monday.
out of them."
Iowa fans also were upset by Akins aching
the call on the last play of Sat- AUSTIN, Tex. i) - An X-
urday's game. ray of Texas quarterback Mar-
Art White, the head linesman ty Akin's right knee yester-
who gave Purdue the critical day showed that he is suffer-
one-yard touchdown to win the }ing from a sprain, and team
game, was hanged in effigy ; doctors say it is doubtful he will
outside a dormitory, and a lo- play against Texas A&M in the
cal bar announced plans for a Southyest Conference champion-
victory celebration Tuesday 1 ship game Nov. 28.
4 SGC BALLOT ISSUES
A. Voluntary fundin of SGC. C. Constitutional convention
call.
B. Michigon student assembly D. Release $12,000 of
plan,. S.L.A.P. funds for
use by SGC.
7 at-large seats
1 1 constitutional convention delegates
3 UHC BALLOT ISSUES
1. Continue lettuce/qrape 2. Veqetarian option
bovcott. 3. Vice- President ial succession
11 Dorm District Seats
VOTE TODAY!E
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