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4 Sec. oct. 22, 1 967 og flngcltg Utrntg 3 fmm iLmw, k'-' j- VOLS HAND ALABAMA FIRST DEFEAT IN 26 GAMES, 24-13 I Nets rvines Goa Kings Tie, Lead forced a punt. The Falcons went on a 27-yard march, sparked by Steve Turner's two 10-yard pass completions, to set up the winning field goal. SCORE BY QUARTERS Air Force 0 7 0 4-11 Tulane 0 0 7 3-1(1 AF Janssen 26 pass from Turner (Leuthaufrr kick! Tul Loftin i run (Pontius kick) Tul-FG Pontius 19 AF FG Leuthaufer 31 AF FG Leuihauicr 30 Attendance 20.3J5 i5" 2- c- r-tK Sj? Brad Johnson each scored twice Saturday to lead Georgia to a 55-6 victory over the overmatched VMI Keydets, who were held to a minus 49 yards rushing by the brawny Bulldog defenders.

Third-team fullback Rusty Epperson also scored for Georgia, which boosted its season record to 4-1 in the mismatch in which the Bulldogs rolled up their highest point total since 1958. The Keydets avoided a shutout in the third quar-t when quarterback Russ Quay tossed a short pass to end John Hin.ce and the lanky end turned the catch into a 73-yard touchdown play. SCORE BY QUARTERS Georgia 14 21 14 756 VMI 0 0 0-6 Ga. Jenkins 60 run (McCullough kick) Ga. Sellers 62 punt return (McCul-logh kick) Ga Hughes 39 pass from Moore (McCullough kick) Ga-Gilbert 10 run (McCullough kick) Ga Johnson I run (McCullough kick) Ga Jenkins 4 run (McCullough kick) VMI Hince 73 pass from Quay (pass failed) Ga Johnson 7 run (McCullough kick) Ga Epperson 3 run (McCullough kick) Attendance 50,307.

4 1 1 rf-I-iKJV SAILING HOME Looking more like a human cannonball than a football player, Tennessee's Walter Chadwick dives over Alabama line for Vols' first touchdown Saturday. Tennessee scored 24-1 3 win to hand 'Bama 1 st loss in 26 games. urn Ufi.AuK IP) Wirephoto BEARS CAN CSONKA, SYRACUSE Workhorse Larry Csonka scored a fourth-period touchdown Saturday, his third of the afternoon, that powered SynieiiF" to a 20-14 victory over California. The -'HO-pound fullback, who picked up 2(14 yards in carries, iced the at of the final period when he look a 22-yard pass from quarter-hack RL to cap a drive. Halfback (iary Fowler, who scored twice on short bursts, had tied the game for the Golden Bears on a one-yard plunge to open the fourth period.

Syracuse struck early, turning a fumble into a quick touchdown. Orange defensive end Lou Gubitosa knocked the BIRMINGHAM, (UPI) Third-string quarterback Bubba Wyche, starting his first college game, led Tennessee to a 24-13 upset over interception-plagued Alabama Saturday, snapping college football's longest unbeaten string at 25 games. It was the first loss for coach Paul (Bear) Bryant's Crimson Tide since the first game of the THE SOUTH 1965 season, when Georgia beat Alabama, 18-17. The victory was the first for the Vols over Alabama since 1960. The 1965 game ended in a 7-7 tie.

With regular quarterbacks Dewey Warren and Charlie Fulton out with injuries, sophomore Wyche started for the Vols and marched them 67 yards with the opening kickoff, sending Walter Chadwick over for the touchdown on the 13th play of the series. Touchdown Play The Tide roared back with the ensuing kickoff. Quarterback Kenny Stabler swept around end on an eight-yard touchdown play to cap a 51-yard drive. The Vols took a 17-7 lead in the third period on an 1-yard scoring pass from Chadwick to Ken DeLong and a 47-yard field goal by Karl Kremser, who also kicked two extra points. Alabama began playing desperation ball and Tennessee's secondary picked off five Stabler passes.

Wyche hit eight of 14 pass attempts for 79 yards. His favorite target was fleet Richmond Flowers, who hauled in six for 57 yards. Despite the five interceptions, Stabler picked up 154 yards by passing but gained only 88 on the ground. It was little consolation, but A 1 a a a' potent Stabler-to-Dennis Homan passing duo broke a school record. Homan caught seven passes, bringing his season total to a record 33 with five games to go.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Tennessee 7 0 10 724 Alabama 7 0 0 613 Tenn Chadwick 1 run (Kremser kick) Ala Stabler I run (Davis kick) Tenn DeLong 11 pass from Chadwick (Kremser kick) Tenn FG Kremser 47 Ala Morgan 1 run (pass failed) Tenn Dorsey 31 pass interception (Kremser kick) Attendance 71,849. STATISTICS Tenn. Ala. 17 88 154 105 15-32-5 0 29 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 13 142 92 104 9-15-1 1 12 Ole Miss Triumphs OXFORD, Miss. W) Three field goals by Jimmy Keyes bought the Mississippi Rebels a 23-14 victory over the University of Southern Mississippi Saturday.

Keyes booted three-pointers from 27, 42 and 33 yards one each in the second, third and fourth periods. They spelled the difference as the scrappy Southerners fought defensively for every inch. Ole Miss tailback Steve Hindman was the leading ground gainer with 72 yards in 25 attempts. Sou them's quarterback Tommy Doutwell carried 15 times and gained 74, but had a fantastic loss of 52 yards bringing his net yardage to 22. Fullback Milo McCarthy had the best average for the Southerners with 68 yards in eight trips.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Southern Mississippi 7 0 7 014 Mississippi 14 3 3 323 Miss Haik 35 pass from Newell (Keyes kick) Miss James 79 punt return (Keyes kick) Sou Boutwell 34 run (Kondrat kick) Miss FG Keyes 27 Sou McCarthy 1 run (Kondrat kick) Miss FG Keyes 42 Miss FG Keves 34 STATISTICS USM Miss First downs 18 14 Rushing yardage 148 125 Passing yardage 133 103 Return yardage 108 131 Passes 26-13-1 21-7-2 Punts 8-44 10-46 Fumbles lost 4 1 Yards penalized 55 14 Georgia Romps, 55-6 ATHENS, Ga. UP) Fullbacks Ronnie Jenkins and STATISTICS VMI Ga First downs 5 29 Yards rustling -49 357 Yards passing 161 98 Return yardage 154 82 Posses 12-29-1 4-16-1 Punts Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized 10 20 Auburn Wins, 28-10 ATLANTA (JP Quarterback Loran Carter staked Auburn to a lead in the first half, but the Tigers had to muster heroics from a rugged defensive line to emerge with a 28-10 victory over Georgia Tech Saturday. The triumph, witnessed by a record Tech crowd of 59,603, was Auburn's fourth victory of the year with only a loss to Tennessee to mar its record. Carter guided the Tigers on scoring drives of 47 and 46 yards in the first half-needing only four plays for both drives. SCORE BY QUARTERS Auburn 6 8 0 1428 Ga.

Tech 7 3 0 0 10 Aub Christian 20 pass from Carter (kick failed) Tech Sias 6i pass from Person (Car-michael kick) Aub Carter 5 run (Currier pass from I. Carter) Tech FG Carmichael 25 Aub Glffin 4 run (Riley kick) Aub Gitfin 1 run (Riley kick) Attendance 59,603. LSU Rebounds, 30-7 BATON ROUGE, La. () Scared by a 95-yard touchdown kickoff return by Kentucky's Dicky Lyons, Louisiana State woke up in the third quarter Saturday night and handed the Wildcats their fifth straight defeat, 30-7. The Tigers wrapped up their second consecutive Southeastern Conference victory with two third quarter touchdowns, scored by halfback Trigger Allen on runs of 6 and 3 yards.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Kentucky 0 0 1 LSU 9 0 14 LSU West 7 run (Hurd kick) LSU Safety, Lyons tackled i 0- 7 7-30 end lone Ky Lyons 95 kickoff return (Lyons kick) LSU-Allen I run (Hurd kick) LSU Allen 3 run (Hurd kick) LSU Newfield 1 run (Hurd kick) Attendance ,000 STATISTICS Houston Routs Miss. 43-6 STARKVILLE, Miss. (UPI) Don Bean, Houston's lightning-quick punt-returner, scored two touchdowns and set up two other scores Saturday afternoon as the Cougars rambled with ease to a 43-fi victory over outclassed Mississippi State. Bean, who had the nation's best average in punt returns last year, ran one punt back for a 65-yard touchdown, returning another 76 yards to set up a field goal by split end Ken Hebert, and took a third 50 yards to set up a plunge by workhorse fullback Paul Gibson, Houston's ace halfback Warren McVea sat out the game with injuries received earlier in the season. SCORE BY QUARTERS Houston 14 3 7 1943 MSU 0 0 i 06 Hou Nordoren 20 run (Hebert kick) Hou Gibson 1 run (Hebert kick) Hou FG Hebert 34 Hou Bean 65 punt return (Hebert kick) MSU Scheer 2 pass from Pharr (pass failed) Hcu Bean 9 run (kick failed) Hou Peacock 39 pass interception return (Hebert kick) Hou Strong 1 run (kick failed) Attendance-) 7,000.

STATISTICS ST. LOUIS Ted Irvine, plying with A broken bone in his right foot, scored with just 19 seconds remaining Saturday night to-gain the Los Angeles, a 3-3 tie-with the St. Louis Blues in a National' Hockey League game. Coach Red Kelly had flooded the ice with six for New Penguins Hand Chicago 43 Beating PITTSBURGH Ken Schinkel's three goals and Les Binkley's brilliant goal tending led the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 4-2 victory over Chicago's defending National Hockey League champions Saturday night. Schinkel batted in rebounds to account for Pittsburgh's first three goals, and Binkley, a 31-year-old rookie, made 31 saves, many of them spectacular particularly in the third period.

It was Schinkel's first NHL hat trick. It also was the first victory for one of the NHL's expansion teams over an established club, and just the second victory for the Penguins in six games. Chicago has lost all five of its starts. SCORE BY PERIODS Chicago 1 1 0-? Pittsburgh 1 1 2-4 FIRST PERIOD: 1. Chicago, Nesterpn-ko (1) (unassisted), 2.

Pittsburgh, Schinkel (1) (Dea, Stration, 6:21. PenN-tie5-Marotte (C), Stration, SECOND PERIOD: 3. Pittsburgh, Schinkel (2) (Dea, Stratton), 4. R. Hull (5) (Stapieton, Wharram), 19:05.

Penalties Jarrett (C), Bavin (P), Boivin, 10 19; Nestfrenko, 13-42. THIRD PERIOD: 5. Piitrbu-ah. (3) (Stratton), 6. Pittsburgh, Jbriaco (1) (Fonteyne, McCrparVw 15:21.

Penalties None. SHOTS ON GOAL Chicago on Binklev 13 1 11-33 Pittsburgh on DcJordy. 15 12 1643 Attendance 9,274 Rangers Triumph TORONTO i.H Vic and Rod Gilbert collaborated on three goals Saturday night, leading the New York Rangers to a 5-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. SCORE BY PERIOOS New York 1 2 25 Toronto 0 2 13 FIRST PERIOD: 1. New York, Gov-ette (4) (Marshall), 7:23.

Penalties Pronovost (T), Howell (NY), Neilson (NY), 19:06. SECOND PERIOD: 2. Toronto, Walton (H-(Horton), 3. New York, Kur-lenbach (1) (Gilbert, Brown), 4. Toronto, Mahovllch (2) (Keon (Pronovost), 5.

New York, Hadfield (1) (Gilbert, Neilson), 18:26. Penalties Stemkowskl, Hillman (T), 13:01. THIRD PERIOD: 6, New York, Gilbert (1) (Hadfield, Ratelle), 7. Toronto, Ellis (2) (Walton), 8. Ne York, Hadfield (2) (Gilbert, Penaltiet Nevln (NY), 7:30.

SHOTS ON COAL Njw York on Bower 13 15 11-39 Toonto on Giacomin 10 11 829 Attendance 15,835. Canadiens Win, 4-2 MONTREAL (UPI) The Montreal Canadiens handed Boston, its first defeat of the season and took over first place in the National Hockey League Saturday night by downing the Bruins, 4-2. SCORE BY PERIODS Boston 1 Montreal 1 1 8 1-1 FIRST PERIOD: 1. Boston, Orr (2) fttnassisted), 2. Montreal, Cour-noyer (6) (Ferguson, Beliveau), 19:25.

Penalties Shack (B), Shack, 17:50. SECOND PERIOD: 3. Montreal, Sav-ard (1) (Richard), 4. Montreal, Beliveau (4) (Rousseau), 19:59. PenaltiesBoston bench (served by Williams), Beliveau, Sanderson IB), Beliveau, 17.14.

THIRD PERIOD: 5. Montreal, Provost (I) (J. Tremblay), 6. Boston, Awrey (2) (Bucyk, Sather), 13:07. Penalties Laperrier, Savard, 9:58.

SHOTS ON GOAL Boston on Worsley 12 10 1234 Montreal on Cheevers 13 9 325 Attendance 15,651. Orange County, Sacramento Vie SANTA ANA Orange County will try to stay in the Western Division title face of the Continental Football League tonight as the Ramblers meet Sacramento at 6 o'clock at the Santa Ana Bowl. The Ramblers (5-2) were upset last week by last-place Victoria, 16-14, and how trail division leading San Jose (5-1) by one-half game. San Jose meets Eugene, today. Owls Top Angels At Pierce College: Glendora Owls ...100 100 0002 4 1 Woodland Hills Anaels 000 000 0000 2 1 Ocon, Tenny (6), Shagaman (8), Card-ell (9) and Fauello; English, Smith (4), Dorn (6), Johnson (8) and Hughes, Berg (6).

wards in a desperate attempt to tie and it paid off. The tie kept the Kings, un beaten with two victories and two ties and earned ted then soles possession of the Western Division lead, The goal also prevented the Blues from getting their first home victory. They now are 1-2-2 for the season. Their lone victory came at Pittsburgh. The Kings had to come back three times.

Gordon Labossiere's third goal of the season at 14:12 of the first period matched an earlier tally by Gerry Melnyk, who scored with L.A.'s Bob Wall in the penalty box. Then Real Lemieux came up with his first goal of the season at 4:53 of the final period to gain a 2-2 tie after Larry Keenan had sent the Blues ahead in the second period. Both goals came when the opposition was playing with a man in the penalty box. Ron Stewart, a 15-year NHL veteran, scored his first goal of the season at 11:26 of the third period and it looked big enough to win as time ticked away. Then, with just seconds remaining, Kelly pulled goalie Wayne Rutledge and Irvine popped in' his third goal of the season, a 15-footer after a wild scramble in front of the Blues' net.

LINEUPS LOS ANGELES: Goal Rutledge. DefenseWall, White, J. Lemieux, Amadio, Rolfe. Forwards Joyal, Flett, R. Lemieux, Gray, Smith, Hughes, Mac-Donald, Campbell, Irvine, Kilrea, La-bossiere.

ST. LOUIS: Goal Hall. Defensc-Hucul, N. Picard, Arbour, Plagcr, Kannegiesser. Forwards Schock, Rivers, Keenan, Roberts, Atwell, Stewart, McCreary, Melnyk, Roberts.

SCORE BY PERIODS Los Anqeles 1 0 2-1 St. Louis I 1 1-3 FIRST PERIOD 1. ST. LOUIS, Melnyk (1) (HucuP, 6 46 2. LOS ANGELES, Labos'iere 14:12 PENALTIES Arbour, 3.55; W.vj, White, 17:26 SECOND PERIOD 3.

ST. LOUIS, Keenan ui (MHnvk, Rivers). 1:18 PENALTIES Amndio. card, Wall, 15 '2. THIRD PERIOD 4.

LOS ANGELES, R. Lemieux (Joysl, Lemieux), 4 53 5. ST. LOUIS, Stewart II) (AtwcM, Meinyk), 11:26 6. LOS ANGELES, Irvine (3) (Kilrea, McDonald), 19:41 PENALTIES Kannegiesser, Gray, 15:15 SHOTS ON GOAL Los Angeles on Halt ,11 11 14-36 St.

Louis cn Rutledge 16 12 836 Attendance 7,127 Seals Lose, 3-1 MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL i The Minnesota North Stars celebrated their home opener and dedication of their new arena by beating California, 3-1. Saturday night for their first National Hockey League victory. Ray Cullen's third-period goal from 30 feet out broke a 1-1 deadlock before a near capacity crowd of 12,051. The attendance was the largest of the season for any Western Division game.

The loss, California's first after two triumphs and a tie, knocked the Seals out of a first-place tie with the Kings. SCORE BY PERIODS California 0 1 0-1 Minnesota 0 1 23 FIRST PERIOD: Scoring None. Penalties Vasko (M), R. Harris (C), Cullen (M), Balon (M), Burns (C), Baun (C) Boudrlas (M), Goldsworthv (M), Douglas (C), Cahan (C), Goldsworthy, Lemieux (C), 20:00 SECOND PERIOD: 1. Minnesota, Goldsworthy (2) (Boudriaj, Balon), California, Boyer (1) (Baun, Burns), 14:00.

Penalties Baun, Balon, California bench (served by Hicke), McMahon (M), 2:39. THIRD PERIOD: 3. Minnesota, Cullen (1) (Lunde), 4. Minnesota, Balon (3) (Boudrlas, Woytowlch), 18:13. Penal- ties None.

SHOTS ON GOAL California on Maniago 9 8 522 Minnesota on Hodge 20 14 1953 Attendance 12,951. Pro Hockey NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division Pts. GF GA KINGS 1 0 2 i 14 10 California 2 1 1 5 14 6 Pittsburgh 2 3 1 5 13 13 Philadelphia 2 2 0 4 6 10 Minnesota 1 17 4 11 17 St. Louis 1 2 2 4 11 12 Eastern Division Pts. GF GA Montreal i.

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SCORE BY QUARTERS California 0 7 7-1 4 4-20 Syracuse Syr Csonka 3 run (Mantie kick) Cal Fowler 5 run (Miller kick Syr Csonka 17 run (Mantie kick) Cal Fowler 1 run (Miller kick) Svr Csonka 22 pass from Cassata (run tailed) STATISTICS Cal Svr First downs 11 15 Rushing yardage 161 57 Passing yardage 113 65 Return yardage 55 80 Passes 12-28-1 3-7 1 Punts 11-37 6-37 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 25 55 Clemson Duke, 13-7 goals by Gerald Warren for most of its offensive punch. Warren tied an ACC record bv booting three for 43, 38 and 20 yards. Wake Forest 0 7 0 0-7 N.C. Stale 3 11 3 7-24 NCS FG Warren 43 NCS-FG Warren 3a NCS Combs 71 punt return (Donaldson pass from Donnan) WF Johnson 1 run (George kick) NCS-FG Warren 20 NCS-Martell 7 pass from Donnan (Warren kick) Gamecocks Rally COLUMBIA, S.C. South Carolina roared from 17 points behind in the second half to edge Virginia, 24-23, Saturday night on Jimmy Poole's 45-yard field goal with five minutes left.

Virginia got within striking distance in the final minute but Braxton Hill, who kicked a 30-yard field goal to open the scoring, was wide on a 45-yard placement try. Virginia 3 14 023 So. Carolina 0 0 15 24 Va-FG Hill 30 Va Quayle 6 run (Hill kick) Va Arnette 1 run (Hill kick) SC Watson it punt return (Poole kick) SC Garnto 13 pass from Fair (Garnto pass from Fair) Va Quayle 90 kickoff return (pass failed) SC Muir 14 run (run failed) SC FG Poole 5 Attendance 34.159. Tar Heels Win First CHAPEL HILL, N.C. UP) Xorth Carolina'3 Tar Heels, sparked by the running and passing of Gayle Bomar, ended a 12-game losing streak Saturday with a 14-0 victory over winless Maryland.

Maryland 0 0 00 North Carolina 7 0 0 7-14 NC Cantrell 11 pass from Bomar. (Hartig kick) NC Carr 11 pass from Bomar (Hartig kick) Attendance 32,000 SSBSSEi Ky LSU 6 66 331 1C0 110 228 132 10-26-0 11-20-1 8-39 6-44 1 1 64 71 DURHAM, X.C. Tailback Buddy Gore scored two touchdowns as Clemson roared from behind in the second half to defeat Duke, 13-7, Saturday and snap a three-game losing streak. The Tigers, stung by a -yard Duke touchdown drive in the third period, came back swiftly and tied ATLANTIC COAST the score on a nine-yard run by Gore and Steedley Chandler's placement. A homecoming crowd of 27,000 saw the Tigers go ahead in the Atlantic Coast Conference game in the fourth period when Gore raced around left end from the Duke 9 to end an S0-yard drive.

Duke, 3-3 for the season, took the next kickoff and rolled from its 20 to Clem-son's 13 before the drive fizzled out. The Tigers took over and kept possession for the remainder of the game. Clemson 7 613 Duke 0 0 7 0-7 Ou Calabrese 1 run (Risenfeld kick) Cle Gore 9 run (Candler kick) Cle-Gore 9 run (kick failed) NC State Rolls RALEIGH, N.C. Iffl North Carolina State, calling on its defense when the going got tough, crushed Atlantic Coast Conference rival Wake Forest, 24-7, Saturday night for its sixth straight victory. The Wolfpack controlled the play throughout, but had to depend on field Seminoles Roll On TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

If?) Sharp passing by Florida State quarterback Gary Pajcic led the Seminoles to a 28-12 victory Saturday over Texas Tech. Pajcic hit 13 of his 20 passes for 157 yards. SCORE BY QUARTERS Teas Tech 0 FSU 0 3 14 0-1? J-7M TT FG Vinyard 42 FSU Sellers 11 pass from Paicie (Guthrie kick) FSU Moremen 7 run (Guthrie kick) FSU Moremen 2 run (Guthrie kick) TT FG Vinyard 50 TT Scovell 8 run (pass failed) FSU Gunter 6 run (Guthrie kick) Attendance 31,179. STATISTICS Tech. Flor.

State First downs 19 21 Rushing yardage 22 7 64 Passing yardage 51 260 Return yardage 126 77 Passes 4-19-2 19-30-1 Punts 7-46 J-41 Fumbles lost 0 4 Yards penalized 114 40 Virginia Tech Wins BLACKSBURG, Va. UP) George Constantinides, a wingback turned fullback earlier in the season, tried his hand at tailback Saturday and scored 32 points for unbeaten Virginia Tech as the Gobblers raced past Richmond, 45-14. for their sixth football victory. SCORE BY QUARTERS Richmond 0 Virginia Tech 7 7 0-14 14 17-45 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Tulane Booted Out NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Dennis Leuthaufer, who minutes before had kicked a field goal to tie the game, booted a 30-yard field goal with 23 seconds remaining to give the Air P'orce Academy a 13-10 victory over Tulane Saturday night. Leuthaufer, a sophomore fullback, kicked a 31-yard field goal with four minutes left in the game to tie the contest at 10-10.

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