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Willi Hanratty Leading The Way 1 2-C Zt Anntetmt Sunday, October 8, 1967 i SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPIirfwas easy. fifth play. Then Notre Dame record with three interception, 55th player to get into the game Notre Dame's mighty first! Iowa could not get across went from its 39 to a score returns for touchdowns, during for Notre Dame, running over string shattered Iowa with 35'midfield during Notre Dame's'seven plays with Jeff Zimmer-his career. from the eight.

points in the opening 20 minutes scoring charge and the Hawk-jman plunging over from the The previous llrish high was. Notre Dame's 56th player, Saturdav and Irish coach Ara eves cave the Irish, plenty of. The next drive covered 48 two by both Elmer Layden arid offensive end Eike Heaton. Talk Here Navy Immortal Sets Q'back Session Roger Staubach, Heisman Trophy winner at the U. S.

Naval Academy in 1963, will be the guest speaker Monday night when the Anniston Quarterback Club holds its third meeting of the season at Holiday Inn in Oxford. The captain's reception will Parseghian then cleared easy scoring chances. Only oncejyards in five plays, culminating' Jack Elder. kicked the extra point on the bench sending 56 players into did Notre Dame have to start' in Hanratty 's scoring throw to1 None of the Irish first last score, the 56-6 massacre. its march in its own Bleier.

stringers got into action in the Iowa's lone touchdown came Quarterback Terry Hanratty; and then it was from its own 39. The fifth Irish score came on. second half and still Notra in the third period when Silas sparkled as usual, connecting on The Irish scored five of a 14-yard run by Zimmerman to Dame scored. Zimmerman McKinnie ran over from the his first nine passes for 81 first six times they held the. wind up a 36-yard drive in five'moving one yard for his third three.

yards and one touchdown on ball. plays. In between, Tom Schoen 1 reserve quarterback1 It was Notre Dame's second pitchout to Bob Bleier but1 The IrLsh got the ball on the intercepted a Podolak pass and'Coley O'Brien running ovur win against one defeat and the the Irish were so solid on de- Iowa 20 and Hanratty went twoi returned 34 yards for a from the four and fourth stringlsecond loss for Iowa, which has fense that the offensive task yards for a touchdown on thji touchdown to set an Irish fullback Chuck Lanolfi. theiwon once. "mm Spartans Run Past Wisconsin EAST LANSING, Mich.

(UPI) Michigan State used the get under way at 6:30, and Staubach follows Jax State head coach Jim Blevins on the role call of guest speakers for the season, the Gamecock boss having spoke to the club last week. During his three years of varsity competition, Staubach became one of the most celebrated athletes in the nation. He was the unanimous All America quarterback choice in 1963 and won "Player of the Year" honors in both wire service polls. He became only the second midshipman to win the Heisman Trophy and only the fourth junior to take the award, presented since 1935 to the top college football player (See Staubach Page 6-C) touchdown passing and running of Lamar Thomas and Dwight Lee Saturday to break into the win column for the first time this season and sustain its hopes for an unprecedented third straight Big Ten title with a 35-7 win, over Wisconsin. The victory came after non-conference losses to highly ROGER STAUBACH legend in his time Blue Devils rated Southern California and Houston.

It was the first loss for new Badger head coach John Coatta. Lee Scores First Halfback Lee scored the Vandy Hits Tar Heels With Loss By FRANK SLUSSER CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UPI)-Quarterback Gary Davis, an engineering student from California, demolished winless Edge Cadets WEST POIT, N. Y. (UPI Duke's determined Blue Devils broke open a tight defensive battle in the fourth quarter Saturday to edge Army 10-7 and hand the Ca dets their first defeat of the game's first touchdown on a 12-vard run after Michigan State took the opening kickoff and inarched 65 yards.

He scored again shortly after the start of the second half on a one-yard plunge following an 89-yard Srive. the game's leading ground gainer with 106 yards, capped another MSU march of 80 yards in the third period with 2 five-yard dash into the end 2one. With one second left on the dock in the third quarter, he season. The alert Blue Devils picked apart the Cadets' defenses late in thp 03mf and HrniA varHs North Carolina with his passing and running Saturday and for the winning score with Vanderbilt to a 21-7 tri- Notre Dame Yardage Hoosiers Rap Illini In Big Ten remaining. umpn over tne lar Heels.

Quarterback Larry Davis, a transfer student from throwing on a fourth down' Cerritos, Junior College, ynakes the tackle. That's Notre Dame behind play. Dick Swatland (59) of Notre Dame built up lofted a high pass to end Al situation, nit MicKim irom Notre Dame Captain Bob Bleier, (28), is hit after picking up 12 yards on pass from quarterback Terry Hanratty in first quarter of Saturday's game with Iowa at South Bend. Iowa's Steve Wilson touchdown, a 35-0 lead in the second quarter. (AP Wirephoto) nine yards out for the deciding scored one himself, and set up Brenner who pulled the pigskin flown and ran 11 yards for the score.

The play covered 44 Slender Steve Lindell, making third as the Commodores CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UPI)- yards. Waters Gets Finale Indiana's alert Hoosiers turned; his first start of the season "7' two fumble recoveries and Quarterback for Army, couldn't; tory and handed North Caroli-two fumble recoveries "nd aj get the Cadets' offence into high na its 11th consecutive loss, pass interception into touch- whie Duke interceoted! Davis hit solit end Bob Good- Halfback Frank Waters Nebraska Edges KS downs Saturday in rolling over two of his passes and pounced ridge for a 68 yard touchdown Illinois and winning the Big Ten! on an Army fumble to gain the pass in the second period and Huff Takes Ohio State By Oregon victory. I scored on a one yard sneak. icored State's final touchdown on a two-yard plunge with 26 seconds left in the game.

The TD followed a 61-yard drive by Spartan's second unit. Ken Criter, a standout on the Badger defensive unit, intercepted a State pass at the midfield stripe in the second quarter to clear the way for football opener for both teams, 20-7. Illinis lost two quarterbacks, at least temporarily, as well as On Field Goal, 16-14 The touchdown pass from Da-, Lee Noel scored the other Corn-vis to Hicklin erased a 7-3 Ar-modore touchdown on a five-my lead. The Cadets grabbed yard pass from reserve quart-the advantage shortly before: erba.ck Roger May. Tar Heel halftime on a four-yard Gayle Bomar down run by fullback Charlie sr1 for Mnrth Parnlina nn a EUGENE, Ore.

(UPI)-Ohio! MANHATTAN; Kan. (UPI)-iwhich put the ball on the K-iand kept K-State deep in its the game. Starter Bob Naponic was; carried off on a stretcher with Jarvis. State turned two early pass Bill Bomberger scored a 31-yard laie ib, KatricK got two passown territory for most of tTie six yard first period sweep. LWisconsin only score.

Thrt fr ifu rnv John interceptions into touchdowns field goal Saturday to Wisconsin quarterback twisted knee in the second -1 quarter. Sophomore second in the seconfl neriod on a 22- the fourth period with an Ryan scored from the one after af'rf routed Oregon 30-0 Satur-sixth-ranked Nebraska to a 16-14 I Ken Eckert set up both of the strincer Bob Bess was r.u i dk ankle injury, rallied the Corn- marching his team 55 yards tojday to register the first football vlctory over upset-minded Kan- The Nebraska quarterback i Wlldcat touchdowns by recove QtQta in tho Rirt sas ing Nebraska lumDies on tne Jeid modores to break a 7 7 tie knocked unconscious just after victory for the Big Ten over a 7 w.5 completed 19 ot 33 passes, Fnr ho oamc the goal line with three minutes Jeft to play before the Huskers' 11 and 38. he had piloted the Illmi to In- i lnc udinif the Husker first diana's 20, Pacific Eight rival in games this season. I Bomberger connected with score in the second quarter Davis, the Big Eight's leading intermission. Davis, a substitute quarter-fany me imra penoa ana back, showed unusual poise as: Vanderbilt rolled from there to he completed five out of six, in tne victory.

etc aner tne wildcats i- fiwoTQrH tAihu'n rusner lasi vear. ouiien in irom The Hoosiers capitalized on a fumble of their own to set upjcludihg the game-winning pass Jim Whiteside, a workhorse rr i i a 1 1 v- vuiu iuuv.iiuuh avi iui The Buckeyes, smarting fromvtunned the undefeated Corn-Dennis Richnafsky. tne 1 btn of the Wildcat a 14-7 upset at the hands of huskers with two first quarter Ben Gregory capped a 62-yard scores. Arizona last week, were in touchdowns by Cornelius Davis scorjng drive for the Cornhus-; Bill Nossek, the Big Eight's command all the way before a to nold tne lead unti' tnat kers in-the third period, bulling leading- AK.nA Miuui dramatic moment. ijn from the one but B'll'K-State's second touchdown.

Princeton Keeps Its Wing Flying their first score in the first to Hicklin. The winning drive tailback, launched the Vander-quarter. Receiver John Isenbar-j started on the Blue Devils' sev- bilt second half push by re-ger dropped a pass in, the; en where 'Duke's Greg Wuerstle turning the kickoff 31 yards to Illinois end zone, but Indiana intercepted a wobbly Lindell the Vanderbilt 46. Davis passed im- i Quarterback Frank Patrick Kennedy partially blocked Bom-, After Eckart recovered thci tackle Rick Spickard fell on it! pass. 14 and eight yards to Good- NEW YORK (UPI) Re- LMMtlllfllllJI lUIIUdtR I dill llllll i i i nn i 11 i Hard hitting Jay Celabrese, ridge and.

mixed with runs bv toiiKt Rah uohmv r. naa movea tne HusKers to oereers extra noint auemot tumme on tne is. nrea ior ute iouchuowm. kept Princeton's single two within field goal range in the, maintaining a 14-13 Kansas three pinpoint passes to put the, flying Saturday by running forjloucndowns on runs oi six and final minutes, driving 85 yardsjState lead. ball on the Husker one wherej "7 twn touchdowns and Dassinir fsritwo vards ion 17 plays.

Helped by a fourth I Nebraska out -rushed the Davis steamed up the middle1 iuOIliailtl L.OOKS Duke's 215-pound lultback, car- Whiteside and halfback Lee lined the Blue Devils into scor- el, Vanderbilt reached the ing position during their win- North Carolina 24. A pass in ning drive wnen ne burst terference call against defens- another as he sparked the Ti- Another soph fullback, Pass interference penalty 'smaller Wildcats 114 to 15 yards for the score. ive end Tim Karrs gave the For Crown gers to their 17th straight vie-oti went over on ard 1 I iei l. through the middle for 16 and 13 yards before the Blue Devils took to the air for the deciding score. Duke ball controlled the Ca- hriim n-v 7.7 plunge ana senior nauoacs MOSCOW, Idaho (UPI) -Montana State struck first, last Commodores the ball on the Tar Heel one and Davis sneaked over.

Both teams had difficulty moving the ball in the first half and both gave up scoring op- For Ninth Straight Year Arkansas Mauls TCU with a one yard touchdown rd got the other on burst in the first period, hit a four-yarl sweep, left end Mike Carton for a Place kicker Gary Cairns score with 20 seconds to eo in! added three extra points and and most as the Bobcats began if their Big Sky An(nn defense ference ,1.11 "'V kJI lvi luuiuau Liiaiimiuiisiiiu broke up Army marches with with a 41-14 victory over Idaho the first half and moved Prince- booted a 35-yard field goal with I ton out its comfortable final 'two- seconds left in the first pass interceptions and fumble, Portunities. Saturday. half. Leading scorer for the Bob margin in th third period when he rolled around right end for a nine-yard tally. cats was kicker Frank Kalfoss.

recoveriesThe penalty-plagued I The Commodore defense was Cadets had one touchdown put to a severe test midway in called back early In the second the second period but the line, half. After receiving the open-lied by linebacker Chip Healy, ing kickoff, Lindell rambled 59i stopped the Tar Heels on downs yards, on the first play from on the Vanderbilt three and (See Cadets Page 4-C) I again on their own 32. InSWC Opener, 26-0 Kalfoss, from Kjellmyra, Norway, hit on field goals of 40 and 28 yards and kicked five extra points. I Oregon did not seriously threaten until late, in the game but pass interceptions by Tom Portsmouth and Ted Provost killed the Webfoots' hopes to score. It was the fourth straight loss, for Oregon.

The only football game ever played between Army and Southern Methodist resulted in a 14-13 Army victory in York in 1928. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPIiibehind senior Ronnie South in.he rushed for 33 yards in 13 Arkansas, smarting under twol Arkansas' two losses to Okla-carries and passed for 110 yards straight losses, took out State and Tulsa. in six of his nine pass -comple frustrations Saturday by maul- In the first two periods alone, 1 tions. Southwest Conference foe; MEW Browns Sock Cleveland Texas Christian 26-0, beating the Horned Frogs for the ninth year in a row.

Scrambling Arkansas quarter-1 back John Eichler led the an-; CLEVELAND (UPD-FranK the flat. The key play on the slaueht: which eave overcoming a slow first march was a 15-yard end- its third straight loss of the half fired three touchdown' around sweep by John Hilton REPAINTVilh Long Lasting Non Fading Southern Lumber Paints vear The SWC nnener fnr hnth nassps tn IpaH Ihp flevplandi that brought the ball to the teams was played before a rain- Browns toHa 21-10 victory over Browns i Ryan's passing and quick openers and sweeps by Green soaked crowd of 40,000 persons. the Pittsburgh Steelers Satur- The game ended on the TCUiday night, one-yard line as reserve quar-j Ryan connected on touchdown and Leroy Kelly sparked a 10- play, 79-yard drive for the terback oordon Norwood fum-piays to Paul Warfield for 16 bled at the final sun. pinh Cmith fr aq Browns' insurance touchdown Wingback David Dickey: yardand to Ernie Green for 15' the fo.urtn ('uarter: Gen took a nocc Frnm Rvon in lha flar ani from Ryan in the flat and pass I ran over a Pittsburgh defensive back in the corner on the yard scoring dash. scored the.

first two Razorbackj yards. touchdowns in the second period The victory, before 82,945 and Bob White followed with a gave the Browns a 2-2 a 37-yard field goal for a 17-0 record in the century Division halftime lead. White booted both iand left them one half game extra points. behind St. Louis.

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Two Razorback defenders fell on a TOU fumble just out of the end zone for a safety to end FLORENCE, Ala. (UPI) clock nailed the door shut state College in a Warfield and Gary Collins: The homecoming on norence the scoring. tragedy on the But Saturday Eichter was a fivejplay. 77-yard! football fiefd the story. The 6 foot, 1 inch, 193- wuwiuown sirme inai.gave of the contest Florence OPEN TIL 12 NOON SATURDAYS pound sophmore sensation from Drowns a h-j state stood on tne Mis.

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