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Show Football Clashes in the South The Sa'I -- - ATHENS. GA (AP rat Sullivan fired four tourhdoun passes Saturday, equaling an NCAA record, as Auburn knocked No 7 Georgia fro m the undefeated ranks tn a Southeastern Conference football game Sullivan connected on scoring bombs of 34 and 70 to Jerry Beasley and 15yards and five yards to Dick Schmalz. The four touchdowns Sullivan to equal the NCAA career record of 71 for touchdown responsibility' held bv Steve Ramsey of North Texas State. The Auburn tnumph ripmed Georgia at least a share of hp SEC championship and set up a Nov. 27 title match in Birmingham between a pair of unbeatens, Auburn and Alabama. Georgia is now and Auburn weeks That s when Auburn and Alabama, both undefeated and nationally ranked, collide in Birmingham with the SEC title and possibly higher ranking at stake. Auburn defeated previously unbeaten Georgia Saturday Jackson. Steve Biscegha and David Knapp effectively sixth-ranke- d 35-2- filled in for Musso Joe IaBue and Ellis Beck, all injured, as the Crimson Tide scored its 10th straight victory Jackson's run laic in the first period put the Tide ahead and Alabama was never headed. 35-2- Title MEMPHIS, TENN. (AP) 14-- - The thtep long touihrtoun (Imps, sooting twice himself - ATLANTA i AT) Geoigia Tech and defenders pass blitzing linemen stopped Florida Stale's celebrated passing defeating the Semi-nole- 3 d SC. ins 71 'SCALOOSA, ALA. AP) Wilbur Taekson, subbing for GAINESVILLE, FLA. (AP) Carlos Alvarez ended Ins college football career Saturday by scoring one touchdown on a pass and selling tier up another with a for a Southeastern Conference career pass rereptions record Florida victory and a over Kentucky. Quarterback John Reaves e and fallback Tommy also returned Florida's super sophomores of 1969 to a far cry from past glory most of this struggling seasen 35-2- 4 miuiftj star Johnny Musso, srampyed 67 yatds to insure 31-- used a grinding offpnse Saturday afternoon to keep alive its hopes for an Atlantic Coast Conference football title with a victory over Maryland. The Tigers, in winning their fourth game of the season againrt five defeats, shackled the Maryland offense until the final foui minutes of the game when the Terps exploded for 14 points. Clemson. now w ith a 4 1 conference record, still has hopes of a title or at least a share of the crown in this, the second season for head coach Hootie Ingram, Georgia's Jimmy Poulos (20) drags an Auburn tackier across the goal Dr?ss Wirpphoto duel. Mike Neel (40), John Si.nmons (27) charge in. line in Saturday Mountaineers to a 28 3 over Virginia Military tu'e Saturday. victory' Insti- - i PARTS Wake Forest Rolls NT Halfback Ken Gar(LTI) rett ran five and 66 yards for touchdowns as Wake Forest scored all its points m a sudr den explosion to defeat Duke. Satuiday. Quarterback Larry Russell run for scored on a the Deacons, then ran for two extra points. Chuck Ramsey-roundeout the scoring flurry with a field goal. third-quarte- 23-- IF O p. It's the ether way around with most cars. That dazzling showroom beauty looks so different rom the driver's seat. Not a Citroen. Simply becouse Citroen was built by a small group of brilliant heretics who did not care about conventional design. They sought the very basic; the finest, sofest, best engineered car in the world. They sought items such as: an designed body, independent suspension, front wheel drive ana automatic jacking. Let's just leave it at this; next time you're trying to judge the beauty of a car, drive it first. If you find all these features, chances are you've been driving a Citroen. w. Virginia Wins MORGANTOWN, WVA. CITROEN MATE'S Sports Cor Clinic 1357 S. Main 486-073- 5 HOOD TIRES Y Si BATTERIES m o . four-whe- (UPD Quarterback Berme Galiffa directed West Virginia HH ACCESSORIES H. 20-1- Dur-ranc- Associated D7 11, 1371 (AP) -Cmethodical, WINSTON-SALE- Kentucky by 3.v21 a abarna football victory overVfiami Saturday and set the sW for the most important Isyitheastern Conference gamrVf the year m two pltmgps, to lead the Votembpr Citroen. The car that looks more beautiful after you Mm it. (Jettison Triumph's lemson Tech stored a touchdown in the third quarter to hieak a halftime tie when larry snatched Stoddard a bullet pass from quarterback Fiddle McAsnan between FSU defenders in the end zone. Bobby Thigpen booted the extra point. However. Roger Mitchell blocked Kim Braswplls extra point attempt to preserve the Tiger lead. T FSli 12 6 26. Maltama Tec h Tipw game, 0 to with 11:46 remaining on a two-yar- d touchdown run by Andy Johnson following a fumble recov- ery at the Auburn on sho''t that now stands at 3 7 with Miami left on the schedule. CLF.MSOlx, quartet back, Gary Huff. Satas the Yellow Jackets their fourth straight ttimmed Bulldogs fullhaik Ray Jamieson was Memph's State's leading rusher with 122 yards in 11 carries. He scoied one touchdown. in day won 1 Auburns lead 8unda, ' Memphis State wrapped up Us third Missouri Valley Confer t ence championship in four years and claimed a berth in 'he Pasade.ia Bowl Dec. 18 with a 4(-- victory over Norlh Texas State Saturday. Using a powerful ground game, Memphis State rolled to a halftime lead and was never threatened. Tiger 13-- Tigers Win r M.M.M. 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