UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) Thousands of people were glad to see Penn State tailback John Cappelletti leave the West Virginia game way through the third period. Cappelletti was one of them. So were West Virginia's explosive football team and the thocsands of Mountaineer fans who were anticipating an upset after 17 consecutive years of frustration. But when he left the game, Cappelletti his badly bruised right shoulder heavily taped and protected by a special plastic cup, already had four touchdowns and 130 yards rushing as unbeaten and nationally sixth- Four.
Touchdowns Penn State's Cappelletti Played At 75 Per Cent State, meanwhile, was scoring more points against West Virginia than any team since 1904. The Penn State defense, best in the nation against the rush, held West Virginia to zero yards rushing and 166 yards passing that included. that long touchdown bomb. Other Penn State scoring came on a 76 yard touchdown pass from Tom Shuman to flanker Chuck Herd; a 53 yard run by fullback Bob Nagle four yard dive by backup tailback Rusty Boyle; a yard run by freshman Mike Pirogowicz, who was not even listed in the program, and (25 yard pass interception by linebacker Greg Buttle. Buttle's interception was the fourth of the game off Williams and pushed the number of West Virginia passing turnovers for the season to 21, a school' record.
It was the Mountaineers' fourth consecutive loss after victories in their first three games. Aside from the two long touchdowns, West Virginia otherwise penetrated Penn State territory just once during the game on a short lived 5-drive to the Nittany 36 in the first period. A 15 yard loss on the next play moved West Viralginia back to its own 49. Thundering Herd Visits Golden Flashes Saturday HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UPI) Losing its second straight heartbreaker before the home folks, Marshall's Thundering Herd must get cranked up again this week to play another top-rated football team.
Marshall, 2-5 following the 24- 21 loss to Bowling Green, visits Kent State, 6-1, Saturday. The Golden Flashes whipped Utah 27-16 in a weekend road game. A Homecoming crowd of 14,900 watched the Herd jump ahead of the Falcons, now 5-2, twice before rallying to tie at in the third period. Then, with 11:19 left Don Taylor toed a 21-yard field goal that decided the outcome. Marshall was within easy field goal range with three minutes remaining but Coach Jack Lengyel unhesitatingly ordered the Herd to go for the touchdown on fourth down at the Bowling Green 12-yard line.
Quarterback Reggie Oliver whipped a pass to freshman Bob Burgoon but the ball sailed untouched through the end zone. "We didn't come home for Homecoming to play for a tie," Lengyel said. "It wasn't that big a decision." Lengyel figured it was the Herd's own mistakes that spellled defeat, much like the 30-28 John Mahaffey Makes Sahara First Pro Win By JOE ST. AMANT LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) John Mahaffey, a devotee of physical conditioning, gives a vote of thanks to a pair of older pros, Ben Hogan and Gary Player, for his first PGA tournament win.
Mahaffey, 25, the 1970 NCAA golf titlist when he, played for the University Houston, turned pro in 1971 and everyone predicted a great future. It wasn't until Sunday, however, that he got his first victory and won $27,000 in the $125,000 Sahara Invitational. He shot 68-66-69-58--271, 13 under par for the Sahara Country Club course. His margin of victory was three strokes. Hogan has helped him with his game and Player has advised him on exercise.
The pros enjoyed golfing weather with the temperature in the mid-70s and hardly a breath of wind for four days. Eichelberger second of Waco, of took money $15,390 with 64-274. His 64 tied A course record set Friday by Australia's David Graham. Mike Hill, Jackson, also Secretariat Ends Career With Win By DAVID COHEN ranked Penn State crushed West Virginia 62-14 for its seventh victory of the season. "Cappelletti played at '75 per cent today and showed he's a super back," said a jcbilant coach Joe Paterno.
"He showed people he has speed and what a great player he is." With Orange Bowl scouts looking on for the second time this season, Cappelletti, injured two weeks ago against Army, scored on runs of 10, two, four and two yards in surpassing the 190 yard mark for the ninth time in 18 career games at running back. Five others also scored touchdowns in pushing Penn State to within four games of its third unbeaten season in. the past six years and a seventh consecutive bowl bid. "When the trainer and es said they wanted me out, I wasn't going to argue," said Cappelletti. "My shoulder was 2 little weak, a little sore at that point.
It was starting to get a little stiff, but I think it's going to be all right." Penn State's defense was as devastating as Cappelletti was sensational. Only a 96 yard touchdown pass from sophom*ore Ben Williams to flanker Danny Buggs and a 95 yard kickoff return by Artie Owens, both in the second period, averted. a shutout. They were the first touchdowns allowed by Penn State in the first half this year and the most points scored against the Nittany Lions this season. TORONTO U(PI) adow Stable's Secretariat, in a valedictory worthy of an illustrious career, galloped to victory Sunday in the $142,700 Canadian International pionship stakes at race track.
Neither a rain-softened track nor an unfamiliar rider nor 11 other horses could deny the big; red colt a fitting end to a career in which he won 16 of 21 starts, including the American Triple Crown. With replacement jockey Eddie Maple guiding him, Secretariat trailed Canada's Kennedy Road until about of a mile left in the mile est over turf. Then, with his familiar bull-lite charge, Secretariat passed Kennedy Road on the last turn and romped home 612 lengths in front. Another American horse, Big Spruce, was second and Golden Don was third. Kennedy Road, a gallant pacesetter but 10 match for Secretariat, faded in the stretch and finished ninth.
Secretariat's time was 2:41 4- S. four-fifths of a second off the track record set by The Axe IT in 1963. Secretariat paid $2.40, $2.50 $2.10 across the board after leaving the gate a 1-5 favorite. Raleigh Register, Beckley, W. Monday Afternoon, Oct.
Minnesota Edges Rams In Battle Of Unbeatens BY JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer I Fran Tarkenton finally put to' rest the claim that he can't the big ones. Tarkenton, the veteran quar-1 terback who was traded from Minnesota a few years back by Norm Van Brocklin because he couldn't win the important games, managed to win the glamor game of the year Sunday. The veteran from Georgia passed for the game's only touchdown as the Vikings edged the Los Angeles Rams 10-9 in a matchup of the National Football League's only unbeaten clubs. The 33-year-old Tarkenton, dealt back to Minnesota a by the New York Giants last season, threw a nine-yard TD pass to rookie Chuck Foreman in the second period for a 10-0 lead and then let the Vikings' rugged defense do the rest. The "Purple Gang" held the Rams without a TD, limiting them to three David Ray field goals, as the Vikings lifted their record to 7-0 and took a four-game lead in the National Conference Central Division.
Fred Cox kickel a 15-yard field goal in the first period and Tarkenton capped an 80-yard drive with his. TD pass to Foreman. Ray connected on field goals of 30, 35 and 47 yards but John Hadl could not push the Rams across the goalline. While Tarkenton was winning a big one, Dallas and Washington were losing small ones. Philadelphia, with Gabriel throwing two TD passes to Haroll Carmichael, stunned the Cowboys 30-16 while even more surprising was New Orleans, which got four field goals from Bill McClard in his first appearance in a Saints, uniform and hung on for a 19-3, victory over the Redskins.
In other NFL games Sunday, Pittsburgh downed Cincinnati 20- 13 but lost quarterback Terry Bradshaw and running back Frenchy Fuqua in the process, Detroit crushed Green Bay 34- 0, Oakland beat 1 Baltimore 34-21, Denver whipped the New York Jets 40-28, Atlanta stopped San Francisco 17 3, Chicago trounced Houston 35-14, St. Louis ripped the New York Giants 35-27, Miami defeated New England 30-14 and San Diego tied Cleveland 16-16. Kansas City is at Buffalo tonight. Gabriel threw TD passes of six and 10 yards to Carmichael and ran a yard for a score as the Eagles built a 27 13 lead at the half and then played the Cowboys even during the second half. Roger Staubach threw TD passes eight and 14 yards to Otto Stowe for Dallas.
McClard, signed this week to replace Happy Feller, kicked field goals of 45, 43, 30 and yards and Archie Manning threw a nine-yard touchdown pass to Bill Butler. The young Saints' defense dropped Washington quarterbacks four times made two interceptions and closed off the Redskins' running attack. Terry Hanratty, entering the game when Bradshaw suffered a shoulder separation, threw a Mark Donohue Retiring After Final IROC Race stock car racing by capturing the Winston Western 500. It also was his only NASCAR win. He was the 1967 and 1968 U.S.
Road Racing champion, took the Trans-Am sedan series in 1969 and 1971 and captured the Can-Am series year. In Sunday's Times Grand Prix, a race he had never befare, Donohuc led from start to finish in his blue and yellow turbocharged Sunoco Porsche and finished one minute and 10.86 seconds in front of Hurley Haywood of Jacksonville, Fla. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) victory for American Motors i Mark Donohue, America's premier road racer and winner the 1972 Indianapolis 500, is leaving the sport as a driver. Donohue, 37, made his surprise announcement Sunday after taking the third leg International Race of pions and the $75,000 Times Grand Prix.
"I don't think at this stageI'm 37 years old and not getting any younger--I don't think in own evaluation I'm getting any better," Donohue told reporters gathered for the postrace news conference. "So when you reach that stage, you should look to something else. I can't be a race driver until I reach the age of 65. So I should look for something else to position myself in life so that I won't be broken down old bum at the age of 45 or 50." Donohue, who suffered severely broken leg in a CanAm accident last year at Road Atlanta, said he would fulfill a commitment and drive in the final IROC event at Daytona, 15. That, he said, would be his last race.
At the news conference, Donohue WaS asked if. the safcty of racing had figured in his decision. "Absolutely not," he replied. "Everyone knows that racing is not an unsafe sport." In addition to his victory at Indianapolis last year, Donohuc won the Pocono 500 in 1971 and the 24-hour Daytona endurance test in 1969. At Riverside last Jan.
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"John "Fuzzy" Filliez, the New Martinsville freshman, hauled in five Reggie Oliver passes for 68 yards. One was sensational grab in the end zone late in the third quarter, a yard payoff that pulled Marshall even at 21-21. Oliver completed 9 of passes for 123 yards, producing a school record 193 completions for his career. Red Burks scampered four yards on a flanker reverse shove the Herd ahead 7-0, and freshman Bob Tracey raced yards to boost Marshall front 14-47 in the second period. Miles notched all three B.
touchdowns, on runs of 6, 4 and 132 yards. can't beat a good ball team making the mistakes we made," Lengyel lamented. The victory was a crucial one for the Falcons. A loss would have been the third in a row for B. which opened season with title aspirations the Mid American Conference.
The Falcons haven't lost three straight since 1954. "We needed a victory and we got it, but we had to fight for it," B. G. Coach Don Rehlen said. "Their crowd means more them than anyone else, because they are SO cal." Coach Wilt Chamberlain is still awaiting a ruling American Basketball AssociaItion on whether he will be able to play but, for the moment, his San Diego Conquistadors pose Wilt Following Pattern Of Coaches By United Press International enough of a challenge.
"I'm trying to follow a pattern of other coaches, rather (than players, in training, the young players on our the first year coach of the Q's said. club His records team Sunday set night, five most of them for scoring, in beating the Memphis 146-133 and lifting San Diego's record to 3-5 for the season. Much of Chamberlain's praise went to rookie guard Dwight, Lamar from Southwestern Louisiana, who scored 19 points, 17 of them in the second half to stave off a late Memphis rally. "Lamar is the most exciting basketball player I've ever seen for a rookie," Chamberlain said. "He will be a good one." In scoring 146 points, the Q's broke their old record of points in a single game and -also scored a club record points in a half.
Pioneers Eyeing Ninth Win Against Winless Concord By United Press International Assured of a berth in the West Virginia Conference's Shrine Bowl championship game at Parkersburg Nov. 17, Glenville's Pioneers close their regular campaign against Concord's winless Mountain Lions at home Saturday afternoon. The Pioneers will find out night. at Fairmont their opponent in the championship tussle. Fairmont, 2-0 and rated 107.5 at the top of the top of the Northern Division, takes on West Liberty, which has a 2-0-1 record and No.
2 rating of 93.. Glenville, which smacked down Southern Division title contending W. Va. State 49-8 Saturday, ends its regular season eyeing its ninth victory and the chance to become the first Pioneer team to compile a perrecord in the regular season. The 1938 conference cham(pionship team won six games and tied once.
The Fairmont- West Liberty winner stands to enter the WVC Ratings BECKLEY, W.Va. (UPD) The Went W. Va. Tech 0-3-0 0.0 440 X-Clinched division tide, GAMES SATURDAY Concord at Glenvile Weal Liberty eL Falrmont Shepherd al Salem W. Va.
State al Ferris (Mich.) Geneva (Pa.) at Wesleyan Frostbure (Md.) at W. VA. Tech Emory Henry at Virginia Conference football ratings com piled by Commissioner George W. Springer: NORTHERN DA VISION Team well Ratthe All Fairmont 2-0-0 107.5 3-3-1 West Liberty 2-0-1 93.3 3-4-1 Shepherd 2-1-0 68.3 62-0 Salem I-2-0 35.9 5-3-0 Wesleyan 0-3-1 15.0 DIVISION Team w.l-l RallAr All X-Glenville 120.0 Bluctield 3-1-0 85.0 4-34 W. Va.
State 2-2-0 52.5 4-4-0 Ron Ward Leads Los Angeles Win By United Press International Ron Ward apparently likes his new uniform. Ward, the No. 2 scorer in the World Hockey Association last) season when he played with INew York, was traded He to Vancouver after the season. was dealt to Los Angeles last week and made his first in a Sharks uniappearance form an impressive one Sunday as he set up both scores in a 2-0 victory over the New York Golden Blades. Ward won key faceoffs in New York ice to set up goals by Ron Walters and Gary Veneruz1 zo in a 2:48 span of the first period.
Russ Gillow had to stop only 18 shots to record his first shutout of the season in the battle between the league's last-place clubs. In the only other WHA game Sunday, Bobby Whitlock's third goal of the year at 8:31 of the third period lifted the Chicago' Cougars to a 3-2 win over the Toronto Toros. HAVE YOU EVER USED Murphu's, MURPHY'S No Carrying Charge Lay-Away Plan? Start One Today With These Small Deposits 50c Deposit on Purchase under $2.00 $1.00 Deposit on Purchase to $30.00 Deposit on Purchase over $30.00 Holds Your Til December 23rd Just ask any of Murphy's friendly sales personnel C. MURPHY CO. 51-yard TD pass to Ron Shanklin for the go-ahead score as the Steelers beat Cincinnati to take a two-game lead in the AFC Central Division.
Bradshaw will be lost indefinitely while Fuqua, who broke his collarbone after scoring a touchdown, will be out four weeks. Altie Taylor ran for 161 yards, scored one touchdown and set up another as the Lions crushed Green Bay. Taylor scored on a nine-yard run and Detroit's defense limited the Packers to only 68 yards total offense. Ken Stabler threw two TD passes and set a percentage record by completing 25-of-29 passes to lead the Raiders over Baltimore. Stabler threw 27 yards to Mike Siani and nine Bob Moore for scores as he broke the 85.7 percentage mark set by Washington's Sammy Baugh in 1945 by hitting 86.1 per cent.
Marty Domres had two TD passes for the Colts. Denver scored three TDs in 1:36 span of the first period and then held off the Jets. Charley Johnson threw 15 yards to Gene Washington and 21 to Riley Odoms and Leroy Mitchell returned an interception yards for a 21-0 lead. Woodall brought the Jets to life in the second half with TD passes of 30 and 56 yards Jerome Barkum. Rookie Burgess Owens has 82-yard kickoff return for a Jet TD while sub quarterback Steve Ramsey threw a 76-yard TD pass to Haven Moses Denver.
Bob Berry threw 51 and yard TD passes to Ken Burrow as the Falcons beat San Francisco and linebacker Dick Butkus scored the first touchdown of his nine-year career recovering a fumble in the zone in Chicago's rout of the Oilers. Jim Hart threw four passes--three of them to Gray- the Cardinals overwhelmed the Giants. Hart Gray on TD passes of 55, and 10 yards and connected with Walker Gillette on a yard scoring play. Garo Yepremian kicked three field goals and Mercury Morris and Larry Csonka ran for TDS as the Dolphins rallied to beat New England and Ray Wersching's third field goal of game, a 16-yarder with seconds left, lifted San Diego a tie with Cleveland. WE HAVE LOWEST PRICES ON FIRESTONE TIRES! Beckley Tire Rubber Co.
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Fairmont another game remaining Bluefield which would count the Northern Division ratings even a loss to the Blues would not take the division crown from the Falcons if they down West Liberty, WVC Commissioner George Springer said Sunday night. Fairmont's schedule calls for regular season game Nov. 17 Waynesburg but that game would not be played if the Falcons reach the playoff, said. "West Liberty crushed Concord 50-0 as fullback Dale Garrett unleashed a four-touchdown outfor the second time Saturday. The only other conference contest found Bluefield belting Wesleyan 30-6.
Three WVC clubs grabbed over non-league foes. Shepherd surged to a 40-7 stampede over host Bridgewater (Va.) after being deadlocked, at halftime, W. Va. Tech to reverse Georgetown 10-6 and Salem shut out host Waynesburg (Pa.) 14-0. Quarterback Harold Ferrell ran 3 yards for a touchdown and rifled a 36-yard touchdown pass to Jim Bratton to spark Bluefield's conquest of WesleyJohn Monroe and Noland English got the other, Big Blue touchdowns on ard runs.
Jim Dingledine Bluefield pass and returned yards for the Wesleyan touchdown. Glenville unloaded three touchdowns on W. Va. State in first quarter, including 140-yard run by all conference (back Scotty Hamilton with a recovered fumble. Jimmy Carter scored two Glenville touchdowns on short runs and quarterbacks Chris Anderson and Joe Mitchem leach fired a touchdown pass.
The Pioneers held W. Va. State, which has been leading the conference in rushing, yards on the ground. Glenville, Concord, Wesleyan, W. Va.
Tech and West Liberty their regular seasons this Saturday. to an for 22 by end TD Mel hit 41 48- the 30 to shot a final 64 and had a 276 total for a tie for fifth. Jim Ferriell, Louisville, (67) and Allen Miller, sacola, (68) tied for third at 275, good for $7,965 each. Hill tied with Lou Graham, (73) and Larry Ziegler at 276 and each collected $4,905. Arnold Palmer was never real threat and shot 73-283 for a tie for 20th, winning $1,338.
Mahaffey's best previous finish WAS a fourth in the Kaiser International a week ago. Before that, he took three weeks off "just to get in (physical shape." He said he began running two miles a day, lifting weights to strengthen his wrists and forearms and laid off beer drinking. "I'm going to continue running and no more beer," he said after his win. Someone questioned the advisability of lifting for a golfer. "Well," he said, I talked to Gary Player and he does it and he makes out all right." As for Hogan, he said, "I consider him a great personal friend.
He doesn't take me out and give me lessons. He says you have to learn this game on your own. He does give me a few tips now and then and when he sees me doing something wrong on the cour-: Sabres' Perreault Gets Broken Leg BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) Buffalo Sabres Coach Joel Crozier was philosophical about the loss of his star center, Gil Perreault, with a broken leg. "These things happen, Crozier said slowly and quietly Sunday night.
"I'm not taking anything away from Gilbecause I think he's the' greatest thing to ever come down the pike-but we'll just have to juggle now til we make. a connection." Perreault, who leads the team's "French Connection" line, got the first goal in a 5-2 National Hockey League victo-: ry over the New York Islanders. Ile went down to the ice with broken leg at 5:02 of the, second after being bumped by: teammate Mike Robitaille in the center-ice zone. He'll be in a cast for about: six weeks, according to team doctor, and probably out over two months. knew it was something serious the minute he went said Rene Robert, Mullens Ladies Cancel Game The Sunday football game between two Mullens ladies the Marvelous Jettsons! and the Wrecking Crew was postponed because of rain.
According to Bill Rezzonico, the game will be played during the evening in the near future. The dote and time will be announced later this week..
