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Palm Beach Post, Monday, January 12, 1976 D5 Penrose Passes Spark North in Senior Bowl TT A team's offensive star. It was his passing that got the South close enough for DuBose to score the game's first touchdown, and an 82-yard pass from Todd to Bubba Bean of Texas came two minutes later. line kept the quarterbacks clean all day. Craig Penrose was really outstanding in the third quarter' Florida's Jimmy DuBose scored three of the South touchdowns, all on one-yard runs, but Todd was the AAA FROM ADM. FROM (3) JAI-ALAI MATINEE 12 NOON MOBILE, Ala.

(UPI) The pro scouts apparently found two quarterback prospects in yesterday's Senior Bowl all-star game. One, Craig Penrose of San Diego State, already had their attention, as he was the nation's leading college passer last fall. But the other, Richard Todd of Alabama, spent his college career directing the run-oriented wishbone and the scouts really didn't know how well he could throw out of a pro-type offense. Penrose and Todd both had banner days yesterday when the North beat the South 42-33, in a contest that set Senior Bowl records for passing and total offense. Penrose, directing the North in the first and third quarters, completed 12 of 15 passes for 303 yards and three touchdowns.

Todd, the South quarterback, hit on 12 of 23 for 332 yards and two touchdowns, although several of his passes were dropped. Gene Swick of Toledo, the No. 2 college passer last fall and Penrose's backup for the North, completed nine of 15 for 124 yards and two touchdowns and had two intercepted. "We had some great throwing and some great catching," said North coach Chuck Fairbanks of the New Englands Patriots. "Our offensive (DOORS OPEN 11:30) FREE PARKING HEATED AIR CONDITIONED -X -X -X -X PARI MUTUEL BETTING DAILY DOUBLES ThIFECTAS ADIVV FROM 7:30 EVERY NIGHT (Except Sun.

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