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Peter Fonda • Dennis Hopper Jack Nicholson 12-SIDELINES, November 6, 1973 Hilltoppers spoil Raider homecoming by Scott Elliott in the first quarter when Peeken- Mike McCoy on the Toppers' 37- Copeland also ran for the two- Sports Editor paugh hit Jim Ivey for a 22-yard yard line set up the next Western point conversion to make the score Behind the accurate throwing of touchdown pass. Charlie Johnson score, a 27-yard scamper by Jack- 35-8. quarterback Leo Peckenpaugh and kicked the extra-point to put the son. Jackson got his second touch- the running of tailback Clarence Hilltoppers in front 7-0. With 1:43 remaining in the half. down on a seven-yard run around Jackson, the Western Kentucky Neither squad scored again in Western got on the scoreboard for the right side of the Raiders' line Hilltoppers romped over the Blue the first quarter, but Peckenpaugh the fourth time on a 27-yard run by for the last Western six-pointer. -Raiders 42-8 Saturday in MTSU's pitched a 14-yard scoring aerial fullback John F.mbree. Johnson's extra-point ended the homecoming. to Jim Wafzig at the beginning of Johnson was good on all three scoring at 42-8. Western took advantage of the the second period. conversions, and the intermission Peckenpaugh turned in a fine first of three Raider fumbles earl} An interception by cornerback score was 28-0. performance for the Hilltoppers Although the Toppers had to hitting on 12 of 19 passes and three compete for the attention of the touchdowns. FRIEDMAN'S 10.000 spectators with Nashville Copeland led the Raiders' attack 224 W. Main St. stripper Heaven Lee in the second with 57 yards rushing. His touch- half. Western scored on the second down and two-point play totaled the play. highest number of points scored Is your headquarters for against Western in a single game F.mbree hauled in a pass from this season. LEVIS FLARES, BELLS, BIG BELLS LEVI Peckenpaugh and raced 57 yards The loss dropped the Raiders' JACKETS also CHAMBREE SHIRTS for the score. Johnson's kick made record to 3-6 and Western's slate it 35-0. is now 8-0. and FANNEL SHIRTS The Raiders got their only "I'm not disappointed in our touchdown early in the fourth effort regardless of the score," quarter. Operating out of a shot- Raider Head Coach Bill Peck said. gun formation, tailback Dwaine "Our boys played their hearts out. Copeland broke past the Toppers' Western is just a tremendous MON-THURS 8:00 - 6:00 line for a five-yard scoring carry. team." FRI-SAT 8:00 - 8:00 Phone 896-2910 II.C Cinema Presents Pancio Company in ,issoci;ition with Raybert Productions presi easy RIDER An American Odyssey (Photo by Tim Hamilton) MTSU's fleet tailback Dwaine Copeland charges toward the Top- pers' line. Copeland scored a touchdown and a two-point conver- sion to lead the Raider offense. Every Thursday Is MTSL Day at One Hour Martinizing Store* Blue Jeans-Laundered 60CEa. starring PETER FONDA • DENNIS HOPPER You Save 20C a Pair JACK NICHOLSON directed by Dennts Hooper, written by Peter Fonda Dennis Hopper and Terry Southern. Just bring in your Faculty or Student I.I). produced by Peter Fonda. Executive Producer Bert Schneider when you bring in your clothing. CANNES FILM FESTIVAL WINNER "BEST FILM by a NEW DIRECTOR" 3-LOCATIONS-3 Feature time is 6:00 and 8:00 Tuesday and Wednesday One HOUR 960 N.W. Broad // Matinee is Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Mercury Plaza mmimim 0 Price of admission is $.50 Downtown THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING .
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