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14 SCC. 1969 g0C( flntrrlfg Cfniftf 2 BRUINS WIN, 34-23 Wyoming's Turns Back Pass Rush Air Force Japan Volleyball Team Plays Here The famed women vol-, leybull players of Japan will return to the Southland for matches on Friday and -Saturday evening against an all-star U.S. team at El Camino College and Beverly Hills High School. on Baxter's 0-yard pass to Charley Longnccker, one of four expert catchers he threw to during the contest. SCORE BY QUARTERS Wyoming 0 10 10 727 Air Force 12 3 3 725 AFA Bolen 17 pass from Baxter (kick failed AFA Bolen 26 pass from Baxter (kick failed) Wvo FG Jacobs 25 AFA FG Leuthauser 26 Wvo Fox 1 run (Jacobs kick) Wvo Williams 20 (Jacobs kick) AFA FG Leuthauser 36 Wvo FG Jacobs 33 Wvo Tavlor 2 pass from Fox (Jacobs kick) AFA Longnecker pass from Baxter (Leuthauser kick) Attendance 33,270 STATISTICS Wvo s.r.

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Main Street los Angeles, 9C005 Orange, 92668 Phone: 382-1372, Ext. 10 Phone: 547-5712, Ext. 10 Accredited by WoUern Association ef Schools and College Approved for Veterans OPERATING AT A LOSS The UCLA Bruins defeated Wisconsin Saturday by 34-23 edge, but on this play the Bruin quarterback, Dennis Dummit (left), was trapped for a 19-yard loss by Badger tacklers. It wos UCLA's third victory. Wl Wirephoto carries) as a replacement for Mickey Cureton, who suffered a twisted knee (not believed serious) in the.

first quarter, and played sparingly after that. Wingback George Farmer caught nine passes, one short of the UCLA one-game record, for 125 yards. Ballou was excellent on defense and Wes Grant, Geddes and Carver all had their moments. But then there were the fumbles, and the other miscues. Jones, a youngster who takes a fumble about like he would a death in the family, was cursing himself afterwards.

"I gave them more points than I scored," he said. "They're a pretty good team but if we played like that against teams in our own conference, we'd lose 'em all." The general impression was that UCLA had been about as flat as a week-old souffle for this one. The players spoke of "bad practices" during the last week, of less than keen "attitude," of a lack of emotion and inspiration. "We just weren't inspired like a defensive team has to be," Carver said. UCLA planned its defense to derail the A-Train, and did that fairly well, holding him to 86 yards on 26 carries 134 less than he gained against Oklahoma last week although he scored two touchdowns.

But the defense generally wasn't ready for the combined threat of Thompson, Johnson, Daw-kins and quarterback Neil Graff. The Bruin offense certainly didn't help, either, by making the defense spend so much time on the field. Prothro Not Surprised "I wasn't surprised by Wisconsin's offense," said Prothro, "but I was surprised we didn't get more play out of our defensive ends. They were screened out a lot by their big offensive tackles. They couldn't see over them." Both Prothro and Bruin offensive coach Jim Camp praised the Badger backs.

"I'd like to have one of those big, strong guys (Thompson or Dawkins)," said Camp. Coatta praised Dummit an excellent passer, and his receivers are but Coatta couldn't help adding: "I'll be very honest. thought we could beat them, both before and during the game. If we hadn't made mistakes we could have scored more. (Wisconsin lost a second-period TD on a penalty).

Maybe if we'd scored then we could have started them thinking. They hadn't been behind before this game this year." Badgers Won't Concede The Wisconsin players weren't conceding anything, either. "As we went off the field," said Bruin defensive tackle Floyd Reese, "I tried to shake Thompson's hand. He refused and hollered at me, 'How much did you pay the That made me mad." But by then, of course, it was over. And Prothro, if he was smiling thinly, still was smiling.

In victory, who frowns? Continued from First Page "They were a cocky bunch of guys, always mouthing st you," paid ophomore safctyman Ron Carver, who suffered a hip pointer after an interception that set up a second-quarter touchdown for UCLA. "They like to get you mad by yelling at you. And they took some cheap shots, too." For a while, it looked as if the skullduggery might be translated into one of the most startling upsets in college football in the last several seasons. Wisconsin held a 3-0 lead after one quarter on Roger Jaeger's field goal. UCLA missed a big break on the opening play of the game when Badger Greg (Grape Juice) John-Fon was tackled in his own end zone on the kiekoff by linebacker Mike Ballou.

But the Bruins were offside on the play and Johnson, reprieved, ran it back to his own 42 this time. Alan (A -Train) Thompson and Joe Daw-kins led a ground advance that set up Jaeger for a 24-yard field goal. Wisconsin got two more field goals from Jaeger In tie a school record set in 1SD9 in the second quarter, but UCLA, directed with what is becoming almost commonplace skill by quarterback Dummit erupted for three touchdowns. Bob Geddcs' recovery of a Daw-kins' fumble on the Wisconsin 33 set up the first. Carver, the youngster who makes things happen, ran a kick back 32 yards to ignite the drive for the second and set up ihe third with his 26-yard interception return.

"I came up behind my man (Stu Voigt) just as he tipped the pass," said Carver. ''I reacted just at the right time and got it." Jaeger Keeps Kicking Carver raced to the Badger 7 and after Jones ran 6 yards, Dummit sneaked across. The score was UCLA 21, Wisconsin 0 and it appeared as if the Badgers' surprising bid might be over. But Jaeger rame right back with his third field goal to make things interesting, 21-9, at half time. It perhaps should have been over midway through the third quarter, when Dummit lobbed a 30-yard pass over the middle to Jones for a 27-9 lead.

But Wisconsin, making up on offense for what it lacked on defense, wouldn't buckle. The Badgers were down, 31-23, and mounted two more, late-game drives. The more serious threat was halted when Geddes stopped Thompson short of a first down at the UCLA 3S with about eight minutes to play. Stars Aplenty There was no discounting the fact, however, that despite Wisconsin's general proficiency, UCLA did not play with nearly as much intensity and effectiveness as it did in its first two wins. There were stars.

Jones gained net yards, his second-best one-game total at UCLA. His best was 300 against Pittsburgh in 1067. Dummit completed 14 of 21 passes for 209 yards and still hasn't had one intercepted as a Bruin. Fullback Bob Manning ran well (55 yards on 14 UCLA STATISTICS Dodger Action! Pro Football l.K.Uil Today's Schedule Atlanta at I.os AnprelPs Riltimore at Minnesota Chicago at St. Louis Dallas at New Orleans New York at Detroit Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Kan Francisco vs.

Green Bay at Milwaukee Washington at Cleveland AMERICAS LEAGUE Today's Schedule Denver at Buffalo Kansas City at Cincinnati Miami at Houston New York at San Diego Oakland at. Boston VS. SAN FRANCISCO TODAY 12:35 P.M. VI SCULLY AND JERRY DOGGETT AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. ID Crushing defensive play by tackle Larry Nels and end Tony McGee, sophomore Gary Fox's quarterbacking and Bob Jacobs' kicking offset Air Force quarterback Ga- THE ROCKIES ry Baxter's brilliant passing as Wyoming edged the Cadets, 27-23, Saturday.

Baxter floated passes through the bright, brcezy afternoon for impressive gains and three touchdowns, but he was repeatedly smeared by Xcls or McGee for severe losses. Jacobs kicked two field goals and three conversions for Wyoming's Western Athletic Conference defending champions, and his long punts and kick-offs put Air Force in one hole after another. The lead changed hands four times before Wyoming pulled ahead 29-10 late in the third period. The Cowboys then put the decision almost beyond reach with a -yard touchdown spurt early in the last quarter. But the game Falcons swung right back to scoic Weightlif ting Results WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS At Warsaw HEAVYWEIGHT 1.

Jan Tails (Russia), 2. Bob Bednarski (U.S.), (placings on weight; Talts weighed 210 to Bednarski's 232). Bednarski set world record of 352 pounds In snatch but after he jerked 467.5, the lift was disallowed because he had been announced for 456.5 and did not appear Id the three-minute time limit to make the lift. Pro Basketball Results! Milwaukee 87, Phoenix Chicago 114, Cincinnati lnS (Hiah scorers: Chet Walker, Chi, Jerry Sloan, Chi, 10; Oscar Robertson, On, 19). Presented by PACIFIC TELEPHONE M.SllIMB'' SAX" KEKS 1640 FARMER JOHN MEATS BURGERMEISTER BEER UNION OH COMPANY 14 6 Jones, 10-vard swefo at 52-yard drive, 4 plavs afrer Carver returned kiekoff 43 yards.

Key Gain Cooper, 15, pass from Dummit. Key play Butler was called for 26-vard pass interference penalty on Farmer, putting ball on Wisconsin lo. 21 6 Dummit, 1-yard run at 14:00. 7-yard drive, 2 plays after Carver Intercepted Graff pass and returned it 26 yards. Key sain Jones, 6, run.

21 i Jaeger, 48-yard field soal at 14:56. 55-vard drive, 6 plavs after Johnson returned kiekoff 33 yards. Key gain Dawkins, 12, run for first down on UCLA 37. Key Grant threw Graff for 25-yard loss to Wisconsin 27 but play was nullified by offsetting penalties. THIRD QUARTER 17 Jones, 39-yard pass from Dummit at 8:11.

53-yard drive, 5 plavs. (UCLA holding penalty took 1 ball back 13 yards to Bruin 34). Krv sains Cureton, 12, run; Farmer, 17, pass from Dummit. 27 15 Thompson, 2-vard run at 12:59. 64-yard drive, II plays.

Krv enin5-Thompson, 23 yards on 6 carries. Voiqt, 13 pass from Gralf; Dawkins, 13, run. FOURTH QUARTER 34 15 Janes, yard run 0:04. M-yard drive, 8 plavs. Kcv Gains Manning, 33 yards en 3 Jones.

25 yards on Farmer, 14, pass from 34 23 Thompson, 10-yard run at 5:23. 49-yard drive, 7 plavs after Buss recovered Manning's fumble. Key Gains Thompson, 11, run; Johnson, 17, run. PAT-Andrusyshvn (UCLA) 4 (kicks); Isom 1 (pass from Graff). Field goals missed Andrusyshyn 1 (45).

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1st RESERVATIONS Rl 9-5171 TEAM STATISTICS UCLA Wit First downs 25 20 Rushing plays-net yards 51-227 56-223 Passes 14-21 13-26 Net yards passing 2W 119 Passes int. by-yd. ret. 1-26 O-O Punts-average Punts returned-vards 3-U 0-0 Kickoffs returned-yards 6-123 6-136 Penalties-yards 7-45 t-64 Fumbles-lost 5-S 2-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing UCLA TC8 NYG Ava TD G. Jones 26 145 5.58 3 Manning 14 5S 3 0 Cureton 4 35 8.75 0 Dummit 7 -8 2 Totals 51 27 4.45 5 Wisconsin TCB NYG Avq TD ThomDson 26 86 3.31 2 Dawkins 13 52 6.31 0 G.

10 i0 5.M 0 Gr.iff 7 5 071 0 Totals 56 223 3.98 2 Passina UCLA PA PC PI Yd TD Dmmit 21 11 0 209 0 Wisconsin PA PC PI Yi TD Graff 26 13 1 119 0 Receiving UCLA NO YD TD Farmer 9 Vi 0 Jones 2 57 1 Garralt 2 17 0 Coodt 1 15 0 Totals 14 209 1 Wisconsin NO YD TD Reddick 4 34 0 Voight 3 35 0 G. Johnson 2 21 0 Isom 2 15 0 Thompson 17 0 Mialik 1 7 0 Totals 13 119 0 HOW THEY SCORED SCORE BY QUARTERS UCLA 0 21 6 7-34 Wisconsin 3 6 6 823 FIRST QUARTER UCLA Wis 0 3 Jaeger, 24-vard flsld goal at 4:31. 58-yard drive, 11 plays. Key sains Dawkins, 22, run; Thompson, 15 yards on 5 carries. SECOND QUARTER 7 Dummit, 1-yard run at 2:26.

33-yard drive, 5 plays after Geddes recovered Dawkins' fumble. Key ealns Farmer, 13, Jones, 12, passes from Dummit. 7 Jaecjer, 37-yard field goal at 7:50. 15-yard drive, plavs after Jaeaer recovered Jones' fumble. Note: Graff's 12-vard touchdown pass to Isom was nullified by an offside penalty.

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