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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SKC. -PAGE 3 Butler Ends Opening-Game Famine sv 1 SUNDAY, SCI'TKMRKR 15, 1974- 1 A. Bulldogs Dump Wayne Gridders By HARRY RIMER Butler's Bulldogs, under the guidance of junior quarterback Billy Lynch, ended a nine-year drought as winner of a season opening football game yesterday as the Northside gridders squeezed past tricky Wayne State of Detroit, 21-14. Buckeyes Roll Over Gophers Minneapolis lUPI) Tailback Archie Griffin set an all-time Ohio State rushing record and scored one touchdown yesterday as the No. 1 Buckeyes downed the pesky Minnesota Gophers, 34-19.

Statistics Griffin, who rushed for more than 100 yards for the 12th straight time, scored the first Buckeye touchdown on a 10-yard run over right tackle early into the fourth quarter. Ohio State marched 77 yards in the drive on rushing plays. The Gophers got on the scoreboard late In the period when Steve Goldberg booted a 52-yard field goal, a Minnesota record. The kick eclipsed Goldberg's old record of 48-yards against Michigan State two years ago. Lmi.iii.

in i iiii.inla Lee Schluge (73), at right, in the first period of yesterday's grid, opener at Butler Bowl. The Bulldogs won, 21-14. (Star Photo By Frank Fisse) OFF TARGET-And it's understandable as Ed Skowneski, Wayne State quarterback (11), misses his receiver under heavy pressure from Butler's defense-men Tim O'Banion (91) at left, and XOItTIIWI.STi;H 41-7 VICTIM Baggett Passes Michigan State East Lansing, Mich. (AP) Michigan State quarterback Charlie Baggett scored one touchdown and fired a 57-yard pass for another to highlight a 21-point second quarter yesterday and spark the Spartans to a 41-7 victory over Big Ten rival Northwestern. Baggett also hit two 44-yard passes, one to the second quarter to set up his touch Griffin, a 5-9, 182 -pound Junior, rushed for 133 yards in 26 carries to surpass the old record of 2,542 yards set by Jim Otis in 1969.

Griffin broke the school career record on a 14-dash yard run early in the fourth period. The powerful Ohio State offense amassed more than 400 yards as Greene scored two touchdowns and Griffin and fullbacks Pete Johnson and Champ Henson each added one more. Wolverines Down Iowa Sans Franklin Ann Arbor, Mich. (AP) Substitute quarterback Mark Elzinga threw a 10-yard touch-down pass to Gil Chapman nd ran one yard for another pace sixth-ranked Michigan to a 24-7 victory over Iowa "vterday in i Big Ten (College football opener. Fullback Chuck Heater scored the other Michigan touchdown.

The defending co-champion Wolverines played without star quarterback Dennis Franklin, who was suffering from a virus and didn't dress. ELZINGA WAS starter after the surprise announcement on the highly-touted senior Franklin. Elzinga guided Michigan 71 yards in nine plays with the team's first possession and Heater climaxed the drive vyith a 2-yard TD plunge. Elzinga scored on a 1-yard plunge five minutes later to conclude a 10-play march after Don Dufek intercepted a Kob Fick pass at the Iowa 45. The Ha wk 0-11 last year and making their debut under new coach Bob Cum-mings, did a pretty good job of thwarting Michigan's offense most of the rest of the game.

THE TD PASS to Chapmas came at 11:07 of the third quarter. Michigan had marched 63 yards in eight plays. The Wolverines added a 30-yard field goal by Mike Lantry in the fourth quarter. The Hawkeyes averted a shutout when Rod Wellington dove over from the 1 with 0:54 remaining to climax an 80-yard march. Iowa 0 0 0 77 Michigan 14 0 7 142 Mich Heater 1 run (Lantry kick).

Mich Elilnqer I run (Lantry kick). Mich iapman 10 past from Eliinga (Lantry kick). Mich FG Lantry 30. Iowa Wellington 1 run (Quarlaro kick). A 74.802.

STATISTICS low First down 14 Rushes-yard 17-54 Passing yards IM Return yards 3 Passes 13-22-3 Punts 5-11 Fumbles-lost 0-0 Penalties-yards 3-U Mich. 14 51-318 34 60 2- 11-0 3- 2 04 4- 40 mrruoiT hows. 10-7 But. W.S. 14 41-131 7 4-9-0 0-0 7-31 First Downl 20 Yardt Ruthlna 48 197 Yardt Pastinng 197 Passim 14-30-1 Punting Avg Fumbles Lost 1-1 Penalties 3-2S couldn't get going either, so Guyon uncorked a 58-yard punt, his longest of the day to the Butler 16.

Mark Morelli bashed into the line but had the misfortune to fumble the ball which the Tartars swarmed on at the 16. Five plays later Wayne State scored as Mike Cahill smashed through the line for the last yard and Guyon tied the score, 14-14. Midway through the final period Butler got the ball on its own 15. Muta and Morelli joined Bob Grenda in advane ing the leather on the ground and Lynch threw in a couple of fine passes to flanker Dave Oliver, plus a 9-yarder to Swi hart to gain first down on the a a s' 5. Grenda got 2 yards in a pair of tries and Muta squirmed to the 1 LYNCH LOOKED over the Wayne State defense and called time.

After conversing with Coach Bill Sylvester he came back and sent Morelli driving over guard for the yard TD to clinch the victory. Ligda's PAT boot was good and Butler finally had ended its opening game victory drought. Butler's defense, which was a hit iitterv on the Tartars first TD drive, settled down and worked nobly to halt the Michigan squad. Billy Kuntz, Tim O'Banion. Lee Schluue, Bob Witman Joe Dowd and Tom Isenbarger were in on so many tackles it was hard to single out a top man.

Skowneski, the nation's leading rushing quarterback last year when he rolled up more than 1,000 yards, got rushes from 0 'B a i and Kuntz that had him frustrated. He went 88 forward but 35 backward due to their efforts a net 53 advancement on 17 carries. Most of his yardage came in that early punch by the Tartars because when the Butler defense tightened up on him he was probably won-d i "Where'd all those guys come from?" Next Saturday Butler entertains Ball State's Cards, who lost to Central Michigan yesterday, 24-17. 7 7 0 7-21 Waynt St. 7 0 7 0-14 WS It run (Guyon kick).

Butler Leonard 28 pass from Lynch (Ligda kick). Butler Swihart pass from Lynch (Ligda kick). WS Cahill 1 run (Guyon kick). Butler Morelli 1 run (Ligda kick). Attendance 4,454.

Individual Statistics RUSHING Butler Wayne St. No. Ydt. No. Ydt.

53 7 44 15 Grenda Morelli Mute McDevitt DeTrudt Lynch 14 Skowneski 17 S3 O'Donohut 3 45 Cahill 20 9 Rogers -1 PASSING Comp. Alt. Int. Yds. TD.

Lynch (B) 14 30 1 1B7 1 Skowneski (WS) 4 19 0 79 0 RECEIVING Butler Wayne SI. No. Yds. TO No. Yds.

TD Oliver 91 0 Eggleston 1 30 0 Swihart 4 43 1 Morrison 1 20 0 Leonard 1 51 1 O'Dnohut 1 15 0 McCray 1 14 0 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. Muta (B 4 127 31.7 Guyon (WS) 3 43.1 1 li Murcer 9s Homer Sparks Yankees Detroit (UPI) Bobby Murcer's two-run homer snapped a 6-6 tie and highlighted a four-run seventh inning off relief ace John Ililler yesterday as the first-place New York Yankees scored a 10-7 victory over the Detroit Tigers. A touchdown with 2:30 left to play, engineered by some crafty signal calling on the part of Lynch, gave Butler its victory, the first in a season starter since 1965 when the Bulldogs managed a 41-6 decision over Taylor University.

In between Butler lost eight times in succession to Akron. FOR A MIllLi: it didn't look as though the Buldogs were going to break that first game hex as Wayne State took the kickoff and rolled 69 yards in 13 plays for the game's opening touchdown and a 7-0 lead before Butler ever laid hands on the ball for an offensive play. It was the versatile work of running quarterback Ed Skowneski that brought the Tartars their first score. Skowneski skirted right end on a 12-yard TD jaunt and Greg Guyon, who had a great afternoon booting the ball, kicked a perfect placement for the extra point. Enter Mr.

Lynch and the Michigan squad soon was nursing a king-sized headache. After the kickoff Lynch drove the Bulldogs 67 yards in nine plays for the equalizer. The payoff was a 28-yard aerial from Lynch to split and Dennis Leonard in the end zone for a TD and soccer-style kicker Bob Ligda clicked for the extra point in less than four minutes. Then early in the second period Butler took a Guyon punt on its own 38 and set sail on a second TD march of 62 yards. That one consumed just eight plays.

The Bulldogs drove to the 1-yard line, then got penalized 5 yards for delay of game. But that didn't bother Lynch, who calmly rifled a pass into the end zone which tight end Dave Swihart caught for the go-ahead TD. Ligda again converted and the Bulldogs had a 14-7 intermission lead. AFTER HIGH school bands from Jasper, Angola and Ron-calli joined the Butler Marching Bulldogs in a halftime show, the Butler gridders tried to get something started but fizzled. Harry Muta kicked to the Wavne State 27 but the Tartars Kansas Si.

Hips Tulsa, 3114 Manhattan, Kan. (UPI) -Defensive tackle Rickey Gray charged through to block a punt and monsterman Les Chaves picked up the loose ball and streaked 30 yards for a touchdown with 8:25 remaining yesterday, sealing a 31-14 victory for Kansas State over Tulsa. The blocked punt and return jerked the momentum from a Tulsa team which had stormed from a 17-0 halftime deficit to trail only 17-14. The hurricane scored on touchdown drives in each of the third and fourth quarters off the running and passing of quarterback Jeb Blount. Tulsa 0 0 7 714 Kansas Slata 7 10 01431 KS Steiner 1 run (Cheves kick).

KS FG Cheves 20. KS Bailey 11 run (Cheves kick). Tul Johnson 1 run I Bennett kick). Tut Largenl past from Blount (Bennett kick). KS Chaves 30 run with blocked punt (Cheves kick).

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Anderson himself missed on some key passes deep in MSU territory. Northwestern ...7 0 0 0-7 0 21 0 1041 Michigan State NW Stevent 10 pasi from Anderson (Blaievich kick). MSU Baes 1 run (Birney kick). MSU Jonei S7 past from Baggett (Birner kick). MSU Baggett 3 run (Birney kick).

MSU Hurd 44 pais from Baggett (kick failed). MSU Jackson 1 run (Birney kick). MSU Willingham 3 run (Birney kick). STATISTICS NW MSU First downt 20 IS Rushes yards 43-10S Jl-278 Passing yardt 14' 154 Return yardt l' '00 Passet 10-36-O 4-8-0 Punts 4-33 J-34 Fumbles lost Penalties yardi 1-31 4-58 I lousier Golf Nolcs Dick Nyers of Colmbus, former Indiana Central coach leads the latest group fo hole-in-ona shooter to enter The Indianapolis Star's 197S tourney. Dick did it on the Country Club of Indianapolis 140-yard 4th with a 4-iron.

Other! listed art John S. Vargo, Indianapolis on Speedway lfO-yard 17th with a 5-wood; Kenneth G. Nash, Indianapolis on Riverside 144-yard Sth with an 8-iron; John Maher of Kokomo on Kokomo CC 193-yard 1st holt with a 1-wood; Dave Standi of Kokomo on Kokomo CC 170-yard 11th with a 4-wood; Charles H. Wilson of Delphi on Carroll County CC 140-yard 18th with a 7-iront William Johnson of Shelbyville on Elk! Blue River CC 137-yard 7th with an i-iront Cy Whiteman of Lafayette on Lafayette Elk! CC ISO-yard 11th with a 4-ironi Alan Ross, Indianapolis on Ensley's long course 129-yard 3d with an 8-iron; Marion Gold of Lapel on 107-yard 1st holt with a pitching wedgt at Brockway course; Ed Gochenour of Lapel on the 147-yeard 4th hole at Brockway. Last scramble of season for Indianapolis Golf Association will be held at Coffin linkt tomorrow.

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A play later, the hard running sophomore scored on a 10-yard run up the middle. Backup fullback Hensen made it 21-3 with a 36-yard run 2'i minutes later. Ohio State came right back in the third quarter after defensive back Neal Colzie intercepted a Tony Dungy pass at the Minnesota 38. Greene scored on a one-yard run around left end six plays later. The Gophers bounced back for two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter on a 36-dash yard run by halfback Rick who gained 107 yards and a 6-yard keeper by Dingy.

Greene scored the final touchdown of the game on a 57-yard run down the right sideline. It was the first tune Ohio State had opened away from home since 1894. Ohio Stall 7 14 7 434 Minnesota 3 0 0 1419 OSO GriHin 10 run (Skladany kick). Minn FG Goldberg SJ. OSU Johnson 4 run (SkMany kick).

OSU Henson 34 run (Skladany kick). OSU Greene 1 run (Skladany kick). M-nn Upchurch 36 run (Dungy pass to Sims). Minn Dungy run (Dungy pass to Jones). OSU Greene S7 run (kick failed).

A 45,511. STATISTICS OSU MINN. First downs 25 19 Rushes yards 41-3S0 51-232 Passing yards 134 114 Return yards 4 15 Passes -12-i MM Punts 3-47 4-44 Fumbles lost l-l Penalties yards 1-20 1-1 04 IVcw Mexico Victor Albuquerque, N.M. (UPI) Junior Quarterback Steve Myer rifled two touchdown passes to Ken Lege last night to lead Xew Mexico to a 32-23 Western Athletic Conference, victory over Colorado State. Colorado St 3 i 7 713 New Mexico 7 10 432 NM Lege 9 past from Myer (Berg kick).

CS FG Kemble 28. NM FG Berg 21. CS Harris 3 tun (kick failed). NM Wallace fumble, recovery In end lone (kick failed). NM Parrish 11 run (Bert kick).

CS Miller 70 pass from Graham (Kent-ble kick). NM FG Berg 21. CS Harris 3 run (Kemble tick). NM Lege 40 pass from Myer (kick failed). A 14,308.

new thin 7.99 twirl down and another in the final period for MSU's fourth tally. BAGGETT'S long air strikes he garnered 154 yards on only four completions overshadowed the aerial show of Wildcat quarterback Mitch Anderson, the Big Ten's leading passer for the last two seasons. Working against an inexpe- Detroit Starter Mickey I.ol-ich or three homers in the first inning to roll up a quick 4-0 lean. Maddox hit the first on the fourth pitch of the game by Lolich after Itoy White had singled. Piniella followed two batters late with his eighth and Nettles ended the spree with his 18th of the season.

Detroit got two runs back in the second innig when Jim Nettles, Graig's brother, hit his eighth homer of the year after Bill Freehan had doubled. The Yankees made it 6-2 the following inning on a bases-loaded pinch-single by Ron Blomberg. Al Kaline singled in a run in the Detroit third to make the score 6-3, then homered his next time up after a single by Gary Sutherland. Kaline picked up three hits in the game and is just nine away from the 3,000 mark. NEW YORK DETROIT abrltbi abrhbl RWhite Oh 1 1 0 Lellere cf 13 0 Maddox cf 4 111 Suthrland lb 5 1 1 0 Murcer rf Sill Kaline dh 4133 Piniella If 5 3 11 Oglivie If 0 0 1 Munton 5 110 Freehan Sill GNeltlei 3k 113 1 JNettlei rf 4 13 1 velet lb 1 0 0 0 Sanden lb 4 0 10 Blombere Dh 1 0 1 1 ARodrgei 3b 3 1 0 buaami tb Alomar lb Mason it Dobson 3 0 11 Meyer ph 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 RCash 3b 0 0 0 0 4 0IO EBrnkmn tllllt 0 0 0 0 Brown 10 0 0 Marti ner 0 0 0 0 Veryier 0 0 0 MLolich 0 0 0 0 Laorow Hiller JRay 40 10 11 Total 0 0 0 0 Tidrow 0 0 0 0 Lrle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 11 7 Total New York Detroit 401 000 40010 Oil 030 001 7 Ooliiie.

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Jim Ray came on and wild pitched home the final run. The Yankees jumped on Expos Pound Pirates, 17-2; Lintz Stars Montreal (UPI) Rookie Larry Lintz drove in four runs and rookie Dennis Blair pitched six-hit ball for seven innings to win his ninth game of the year yesterday as the Montreal Expos clobbered the Pittsburgh Pirates, 17-2. Lintz walked with the bases loaded to account for one of Montreal's four runs in the third inning and he singled in the sixth to knock in another run. In the seventh, Lintz singled with the bases loaded to drive in another pair of runs. Rookie catcher Barry Foote and Mike Jorgensen also drove in three runs apiece for the Expos who ran their winning streak to six games, their longest of the season.

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