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TheArtrta Republic Fbwaix, Itot, Oct IM -Advertisement- CITY Going to the Dotjs Texas Western: A7o. I Defense Boos Prompt Parilli to Excellence Lions, Track Personnel Stage Charity Program At Greyhound Park NEW YORK (AP) Texas Western has takes over as the No. 1 defensive team against rushing amor majv college NEW YORK (AP, Babe lootDaa teams. (Pir.g Pong) PanHi has bounced Statistics released yesterday by fee NCAA Service Bureau back again. snow Texas Western, iuca damped San Jose State for a loss of By ALLY DWYEJt 106 yards rushing last limited the opposition l-V most ratifying part of the 1966 Fall meeting at Phoenix orey- Redeeming himself for what he termed his "lousiest game," Parilli completed 13 of 22 passes I 134.1 yards a game.

Part -ul take place tonight iMlHCr VX)HC11 Ifi the annual Charity Night performance tere the 33 Lions Wyoming is second with a Cluhi ct the Valley ct the San nd the tridt management and per-r1 1 averare followed hv V.nh'Jsotu Bet together to help the Lions' Sight Conservation Program. for 250 yards and three touch Ik" A j. (fP downs last Sunday as the Boston This marks tSel UI1I11C UUCSl igan state at 461. Patriots whipped the San Diego twellth straight have even provided eye surgery Two public clinics for young! Southern Mississippi is Xo. Chargers, 35-17.

For that performance Parilli, (Mr year the track for people of all ages, eedtf Lions Clubs, in appreci-event ard ion to the Greyhound Park fans athletes are planned in the Val-jin defending against the pass, allowing only 58.6 yards a game. ley Saturday, the 36-year-old veteran of 13 pro durine the nast nave paruoiwicu ul cial occasion the past 11 years. 11 South Carolina is second at 72.3 JJ years. Don Ilaskins, basketball coach pive awav 21 tuncevs in a campaigns, was selected yesterday as the Offensive followed by Tennessee at 79.2. trade has raised ,7 al drawine arawuig at national champion Texas than spey11 inuucuiicijr more lowing the eleventh and final race.

1 TOTAL DEMNSff Pmr YM. Am. 000 for the Sieht Player of the Week in the Amer Western, will be the featured ican Football League by The instructor at an elementary Conservation pro- incidentally, don't think-that if gram. you come to Greyhound Park to- Tonieht. the yu'H expected to make 1.

soutlwni MISS. 1111 Ten 377 1SS 1 liiu.p 3Si 174J1 Vpl 35 175 I Miami, Fla 3U tl Ul Nomina 404 1.104 Muni Associated Press. school basketball clinic at Phoe- at a I WALLY MoMonmM a aonauon. iui true. Tw.rfnrman Allege irom v.w a.m.

to For his first against San Diego, Parilli re a.m. ne win De joined Dy ASU's Ned Wulk and local high nates all iu profeenoyeT, track, its personnel and greyhound MS eir salaries, the greyhound own- dof rushing oeNs their purse wmnings and the v-aw. concessionaires their profits to Rran(lstanas- iinnfru-thi. Your patronage at Greyhound ceived nothing but sympathy as i nunni 1 i i i the Chargers rolled to a 24-0 scuwl scnooi victory while he admittedly l003 who iU discuss funda" Southern Mist, i 201 27 i 4 gram. 5.

ScracuM 4 20 41 41, AP Win BEST EFFORT Babe Parilli, Boston Patriot quarterback, has been chosen offensive player of the week in the American Football League by Associated Press. He completed 13 of 22 passes for 250 yards last Sunday as the Pats whipped the San Diego Chargers, 35-17. Park tonight is all we ask. Its iall the Lions Clubs of the Valley Jask and it's all the needy with no "stnnlc ihn nlar-i" nut h- c.u icwuuqueb 70J tv.t; 1 rtoirv Mjarvm lei jj 74 4 'v vamia vtuui. niut una iuu-i Si have provided more than 2.000 s.Rht or poor s.ght ask.

And you'll have an opportunity IB. Vrl JJO 4 7J Atraft AvummatiAnt 1 CfYi rvo I FORWARD PASS DEFENSE oIcca. InA Jio wtch hustlin' Bete Parkway glasses, artificial eyes and new' tnr entu vir.forv Par Att. Com Pet. Vs.

Cam tenses for broken glasses for school meeting and sixth in last seven ft 30 2V3 S5 34 40 434 72.3 An elementary school football clinic is scheduled from 3:30 p. m. to 5:45 p.m. at ASU's Goodwin Stadium. Four local high school coaches will be on hand.

The two clinics are presented by the Arizona Junior Sports Camp at no charge. children all over the Valley. They i starts in the featured ninth race. 7t.2 II I 7 TJ 3J W. 3V 0 3 43 3 481 10 37 34 4a PARILLI WASN'T much better later in the season when the Patriots opened at home against Kansas City.

The Chiefs quickly built a 17-0 lead and then Parilli had the ball knocked out of his hands after he had apparently crossed the goal line for the Patriots' first touchdown. 1. Sou. Miss. 1 S.

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7. Mich I Kent St. t. Harvard 10. Idaho a 33 SO A 414 tit The Arizona Republic Sunday magazine for Arizonans ARIZONA DAYS AND WAYS keeps you up-to-date on booming Arizona.

113 43 38 49 (3.2 104 34 32 7 517 i 97 34 37 0 431 86 I 101 41 40 4 522 7.0 Freshmen Clubs Vie Tomorrow TEMPE THE game-Arizona DAYK IltCKS Rick, Reggie Really 'In' Boston's boo birds went to work and that, IL vs. Arizona State occurs Nov. 26 in Tucson. TIRE SERVICE CENTERS says Parilli, is what made him bounce back. The "Big-Little Gam matching freshmen of the two "That Kansas City game was schools, comes off Saturday at 8 p.m.

at bun Devil Stadium. the turning point," he explained. "I heard the fans booing me. I couldn't miss it. NEITHER TEAM has an im But I told myself if I let them KORRICK'S VyM --m i.

0 133 3S b7ft 1 I nontn shoppcr i I mt p't vh bother me I would be defeated. SO EASY TO USE BROADWAY'S CHARGE-CARD Use Broadway's convenient charge account with option payment privileges or Home, maker Account, no down payment, up to 36 months to pay. NO MONEY DOWN So I decided to keep on firing the football no matter what." pressive record, but state prestige is always at stake. It also gives fans a preview of what to expect on next year's varsity. Coach Bill Kajikawa's ASU Sun Imps are 1-1 and Arizona's Wildkittens 0-1.

The Imps were trounced by What are ex-Arizona State centerfielders Rick Monday and Reggie Jackson "in' for (in, that is, the Arizona Winter instructional League)? Says Monday: 'ji "They (Kansas City A's management) told me they didn't care if I came down here and hit .500 or .100. The main thing is to learn something out of this league. "I've been carrying my hands too low going into my swing, and Al Dark told me to put more crouch in my stance at the plate." Says Jackson: balls hit over my head, that's what I'm working on. it's something I've always found hard to do. 1 have to learn to run to a spot to make the catch.

'J- Willie Mays Was O-for-15 Once "I don't really feel oriented at the plate right now, because my school schedule keeps me out of most of, the weekday games." Monday and former A-State third baseman Sal Bando joined jthe A's major club at the tailend of the season, and Rick tan, uaiu. ju, 49-ia, but re bounded for a 44-12 triumph over the New Mexico freshmen. one mm ONLY FAMOUS SILVER FALCON TIRES PARILLI WENT right to work and so did the Patriots. They tied the New York Jets the following week, then whipped defending champion Buffalo before knocking off the Chargers and climbing into Eastern title contention just one-half game behind the Jets. Parilli got the job done against San Diego with a pair of 53-yard scoring strikes to Larry Garron and a 14-yard touchdown pass to Gino Cappelletti.

The Wildkittens lost to Texas Western's frosh, 21-19. THE CONTEST wil, give Valley fans their first view of the state's most sought-after high $0)KOO school player of a year ago, Art Maione. The former Eloy star, 27 Month Guarantee NO TRADE-IN NEEDED 2 FOR "Our game plan was to fake a nampered earlier by injuries, wm start at left halfback. run and throw," Parilli ex PLUS FED. TAX plained.

"We put the first pass Recalled his first big league hit. play to Garron in just for this game and probably won't use it Tickets at stadium booths are priced at $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. TWO GAME SUN IMP STATISTICS It was off Jim Palmer of Baltimore (and Scottsdale). Hi' again this year. doubled, I had gone 0-for-14 or O-for-15 after coming up, rt5i.VA He told me YG ifnd I got a telegram from Mr.

(Charles) Finley, TD Aw "ON THE SECOND pass to Garron, Tom Yewcic noticed that Dick Degan (San Diego 1 8 RUSHING TC Williams 14 Hill 11 AAalonn 12 8 1 3.9 4 2 Ferrara 9 linebacker) was limping and we Olmos 1J 2.9 YL 3 1 10 1 4 14 0 J5 48 49 NO 114 89 47 38 35 3 1 -15 312 463 .4 figured he couldn't keep up with zeiders 8 Powell 2 Imsland 2 SIZE PRICE F.E.T. I I SIZE I PRICE F.E.T. 600x13 2 FOR 25.00 2.T6 775x15 2 FOR 25.00 3.82 650x13 2 FOR 25.00 3.12 670x15 2 FOR 25.00 3.82 735x15 2 FOR 25.00 3.68 775x14 2 FOR 25.00 3.76 650x15 2 FOR 25.00 3.68 750x14 2 FOR 25.00 3.76 ft LARGE CAR SIZES SIZE PRICE I F.E.T. I I SIZE I PRICE I F.E.T. 1 815x15 2 FOR 29.00 4.32 710x15 2 FOR 29.00 4.32 825x14 2 FOR 29.00 4.18 800x14 2 FOR 29.00 4.18 845x15 2 FOR 29.00 4.64 760x15 2 FOR 29.00 4.64 855x14 2 FOR 29.00 4.70 850x14 2 FOR 29.00 4.70 885x18 2 FOR 29.00 5.40 820x15 2 FOR 29.00 5.40 Larry." ASU Tnt.

7fl 4 5 OPP Tot. 93 5.2 Parilli figured correctly and 11 90 57 39 39 17 1 0 "360 532 C9 5 2 1 1 1 1 13 26 gillie Mays had gone O-for-15 when he first broke in." If pi DIS 'N' DATA Like rugged action? Check that Sherman Memorial Five-Goal polo tourney opening Saturday at Scotts-ldale Polo Club and ask the hosts' Bob Clapp was knocked from his mount, kicked in the face and, says club ftl member Ernie Humphrys, faces a dental bill of $3,500 Basketball Yearbook, 1967, rates Tucson Rincon's 6-5 Dave Avq OUR TIRE CERTIFICATION Designed and manufactured under the exacting supervision and specifications of America's finest tire company, our tiret incorporate the latest major advancements in design, ma-'terials and manufacturing techniques. Our customers benefit from maximum wear, traction and overall durability resulting in an outstanding value for your tire dollar. Our warranty is honored at lending department stores nationwide. Our service is handled by efficient, well trained personnel.

17.8 he came away with the Offensive Player of the Week award over Garron and another team RECEIVING Hill Maione Olmos Powell Boellner Miller Yeats YO 89 93 23 16 10 7 3 239" 408 TD 2 1 0 0 0 3 3 46.5 23.0 16.0 10 0 7.0 3.0 18.4 15.7 mate, fullback Jim Nance. ASU Totals OPP Totals Nance, the league's rushing leader, gained 108 yards on the Pet. PASSING Zeiders Sterr ground in 25 tries. Alt Comp 1 25 10 0 7 3 1 3 0 0 WHITEWALLS 1.88 MORE PER TIRE .400 .429 .000 NG 183 56 0 239 408 TO 3 3 Imsiang HnHHieMi Also nominated were running 13 26 35 53 AUS Tot. OPP Tot.

.371 .491 backs Bert Coan and Mike Gar rett of Kansas City, fullback CClQICE-BRACtE SPECIAL Billy Joe of Miami and two los ers, flanker Lance Alworth of COMPACT CARS STANDARD CARS LARGE CARS posh among the 100 top preppers in the nation top 20 lubs include UCLA as No. 1, Duke, Kentucky, Texas Western 'jjollowing, with New Mexico 17th and Colorado State 18th 'All-Americas include T-Western's Bobby Joe Hill and would ftbu believe UCLA's Lew Alcindor? ASU 52-Point Choice Over Lobos? note on the fallacy of comparative scores and point spreads in football: Arizona State 30, Texas Western 26 Texas Western 51, New Mexico 3 so ASU is a 52-pOint Choice over New Mexico in their Nov. 19 match in Tempe? Marichal Hurt San Diego and Joe Namath of New York. (0)88 9)K88 2388 hi Car Crash SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Juan COAN SCORED four touchdowns and Garrett gained 91 yards in 11 carries in the Chiefs' 56-10 victory over Denver. Joe Marichal, the San Francisco Gi-! 7 ants' star pitcher, leaves today led the Dolphins' ground attack for his home in the Dominican in a 20-13 triumph over Houston RELINE ALL FOUR WHEELS TURN AND TRUE ALL DRUMS ROAD TEST CAR REBUILD ALL FOUR CYLINDERS CHECK AND FILL MASTER CYLINDER 20.0QB-MILE GUARANTEE Republic to recover from a by grinding out 63 yards in 15 carries.

Alworth scored touchdowns on whiplash injury suffered in an automobile accident last Friday. The injury was disclosed when SHOCK ADSORBERS FRONT END SPECIAL plays covering 42 and 66 yards Xet's try another sequence: San Jose beats Oregon, 21-7; Oregon beats Air Force, Air Force beats Washington, 10-0; Washington beats Ohio State, 38-22; Ohio State beats Wisconsin, 24-13; Wis-Jconsin tics Northwestern, 3-3; Northwestern beats Oregon State, 14-6; Oregon State beats Arizona State, 18-17; Arizona State beats Texas Western, 30-26 On this basis, make San Jose a 75-point choice over Texas Western final: Texas Western 20, San Jose 0. and caught seven passes in all 188 88 REPLACE OLD SHOCKS AND GET BETTER ROAD STABILIZATION SAVE TIRE WEAR 2i11 Marichal's attorney asked for continuance of a hearing before the board of permit appeals, in ALIGN FRONT END BALANCE TWO FRONT TIRES ADJUST BRAKES 13.45 for 177 yards in the Chargers' loss to Boston. Namath completed 19 of 32 passes for 272 yards as the Jets bowed to Oakland 24-21. MOST AMER.

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