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inr AT POlnr (MALE) New Mexico Scores 5544 Skyline Win lite Attorn Republic, ,1 Prep Roundup GRAND CANYON The Ver kamp brothers led Grand Canyon to a 53-27 win over Fredonia in a class game here yesterday. Mike Verkamp scored four times, including once on pass from brother-Steve, and passed for one. Steve also threw two scoring passes to Phil Guthrie. Marlin Cluff and Gary led Fredonia. FRCDOMA GRAND CANYON- 7 21 cluff (run 10), Melvln Heaton (2o-yard pass Irom Cluff), Nyborg 2.f30.yard pass from Cluff, run 10i.

PAT: (runs). (run, 14, Verk S. ut! Verkamp), 70-y thrie pass from S. 2 (30-yard pass 35-yard, pass from avid Beaty US-yard pass from M. Verkamp).

Ronald Tl- meche (run 6). PAT: Beaty 4 (runs, pass from M. Verkamp). Jerry Wesco- came (run). WINDOW ROCK-Window Rock scored 12 points in the first period, six in the second and 13 in the third to take a 31-12 six-man football win over Alchesay here.

Compton Yatzie scored on runs of 29 and 31 yards to pace the victors. Holbrook which gained 556 yards total offense. Holbrook Wcstover (66, pass from Rickey Nichols). van Pelt (12. rum.

Willie Stlngley (17, pass from Nichols). Griffin 2 (S3 pasi Interception: 30. runt. Casey Sanchez runi. Pat Hendrlcks (blocked punt rflurn).

Levl Whltlcy (2. rum. pred Marllnoz (66. Saundcrs 3 Martinez. SIERRA VISTA Mike Bennett sqpred three times on two long runs and a lengthy pass interception to lead Bucna High School Colts to a.

25-0 whitewashing of Benson's Bobcats. Bennett scored on runs of 62 and 30 yards and a pass interception of 40 yards. Sam Romero scored the other Colt TD on a 97-yard pass interception. Nick Proffitt and Joel Smith combined to spark the winner's defense. MISSOULA, Mont.

(AP) vaanted ground ttttck worked to perfectioft yestdfdiy for an overwhelming 55-14 Skyline Conference football victory over the Montana Griatlies. time was with breakaway runs by both teams. three Lobo backM3on Perkins, Bill Brown, and Sob Cftndail spHnted through and around the Grizzly line almost at will. Halfback Henry Greminger was the bright spot for Montana as he scored one touchdown and set up the other on a pair of long down- field gallops. Montana had a 142-62 yard passing edge, but couldn't get the aerials working in a scoring combination.

The story of the game was In rushing yardage, where New Mexico ground out 498 yards t6 only 115 for Montana, Give Georgia 144 Win LEXINGTON, KY. Georgia's Bulldogs used two breaks to score a pair of touch downs and whip a determined Kentucky team 14-7 last night. The Bulldogs turned a pass interception and a blocked punt into scores for their fourth Southeastern Conference football victory without a loss; Georgia's only defeat in six starts was against South Carolina. Football Scores -Wai rom ElMmftn iden. 14 run kicked).

lcJ klcJrt); Ga EAST Marquette at Boston College, postponed rain. Army 25, Colorado State 6. Brown 6, Rhode Island 0. Holy Cross 34, Columbia 0. Dartmouth 9, Harvard 0.

Navy 22, Penn 22. TCU 13, Pittsburgh 3. Princeton 20, Cornell 0. Rutgers 23, Lehigh Syracuse 44, West Virginia 0. VPI 24, Villanova 14.

Vale 21, Colgate 0. Maine 12. Bates 0. 15. Temple 0.

Penn Military 20. Drexel Tech 7. AmherxC 6. Wtsleyan Tufts 28. 0.

Alleehany 14. Grove City 0. 30. Buck estern Res estminster 20, St. V'lncent 0.

Delaware fayette 1 Lafay Buffal West Marshall 6. 12. Bucknell 6. falo 2. Western Reserve 2.

NMU MSU 8 from mon Brown 77 from' blocked); Mon run" frorrt lock Dodson (Clevela kick); kick failed); kick). SfiSR" 000 708 ALCHESAT WINDOW KOCK 0 6 13 0 13 12 TD: Elsen (3. pass from Kirkpatrick). Kirkpatrick (59 punt return). Window TD: Miles (3.

inn), 'latzie 2 (29. run: 31. rum. Foster HB. (35.

run). PAT: run), Natonadat 1. TUBA CITY Lance Penrod scored five touchdowns for Lakeside's six-man football' team here to lead his team to a 40-18 win over tuba City. Lakeside is unbeaten in six- starts this season. LAKESIDE TUBA CITY 7 7 6 0 Penrod 5 (35 pass from Webb: 30.

run; 5. pass from Webb; lo. run: punt return). Church (55, run) PAT: Fish 3. D.

Webb 1. Tuba Boone (1, run). Fosler (6. run), Greeley 125. pass frpm The Ashfork Spartans scored in every quarter- to overwhelm the Camp Verde Cowboys in a six-man conference game yesterday, 47-0.

Paul Rodriguez scored four touchdowns on runs of 57, 44, J5 and 55 yards. He also kicked for two extra points and passed for a third. The victory gave Ashfork a 5-1 season record. SUPERIOR Carlos Hulse scored a pair of touchdowns and 3 ete Sanchez added another as Maricopa downed the Superior Junior Varsity, 20-12. Hulse scored on runs 8 and 10 yards and his ast one was set up when he in- ercepted a pass.

Charlie Vasquez an 20 and 10 yards for both of Superior's markers. Cards Play Eagles In TV Game NEW YORK (AP)- Television and radio coverage of major sports events during the week beginning today will include (all times Mountain Standard): BOXING Wednesday Virgil Akins vs. Kenny Lane, 10-round welterweight bout, New Capitol Arena, Washington, D.C., ABC-TV, p.m. Friday Florentine Fernandez vs. Caspar Ortega, 10-round welterweight bout, NBC radio-TV, 8 Jost Breaks Course Mark Bill Jost of Camelback High won the first annual invitational AA cross-country meet yesterday at Thunderblrd Park.

Jost covered the two-mile course in to break the course record of 10:43.5 set by Pete Rosales of Carl Hayden in a dual meet earlier this year. The first eight finishers ail bettered the old mark, including Rosales who finished third. Patton Roger of Mesa won the jayvee meet in 11:31.1. The was sponsored by Washington and Glendale High Schools and is to be an annual affair. 20.

Slippery Rock 6. Maryland State 33. North Carolina 0. Juniana 27. Western Maryland 0.

Worcester tern 20. Coast Guard 13. Wagner 28. Dickinson 15. Union 0, Hohart 0.

wrwster 41. St. Lawrence 20 Havrrford 6. Hamilton 0. 27.

King's Point 0. Trinity (Conn.) 20. Alfred 6. CarnoBip TerH 25. Washington ami Vermont 7.

Norwich 0 Massachusetts 0. Northeastern 0. lh Muhlenberg 7. 6. Morf Mbright 6.

Mississippi 28, Arkansas d. Duke 17, North Carolina State 15. Tennessee 23, Chattanooga 0. VMI34, Davidson 7. Vanderbilt 33, Virginia 0.

North Carolina 21, Wake Forest 19. Wm. Mary 14, George Washington 7. Georgia 14, Kentucky 7. Norfolk State 12, Livingstone 6.

Atoms Brown 27. Kentucky Stale 9. Carson Newman 26. Appalachian 22. Elizabeth City 18.

St. Paul's 0. nedfet 24., Savannah State 6. mpden-Sydney 33. Johns Hopkins Henry 7, Georgetown I (W.Va.) 0.

Ft. Musklngum 6. 22 yterlari 0, Shaw Maryviiie ian 27. Tampa 0 tate 22. Richmond 6.

28 Alabama State 28 (tie). Howard 6. Middle Tenn. 27, Moreh nlaUnlon 12. Bluetleid 6.

State 23. Hampton 0. nlaUnlon 12. lrcin a State 2 andolph Macon Brldsrewater 0. WlnSton Lebanon Scranton 1 Bailey 6.

Moravian 0. -9. Albright 6. Delaware State 38. Lincoln 13.

1. fCametbacki. 10:181: 2 FeJJx (PUHSL 10:19: 3 Rosalci 4 suvcrthorn o. John Donner llna). 10:33: 6.

Art.JRe.fde (Came; IKft Mike Hudkins ad kin 30. Garry Swarthmore 22. Ursinus 6. New Hampshire 6. Brandels 6.

MtDWESt Cincinnati 21, COP 14. Penn State 20, Illinois 9. Iowa State 26, Kansas State 0. Michigan State 14, Indiana 6. Missouri 9, Nebraska 0.

Michigan 14, Minnesota 6. Northwestern 30, Notre Dame 24. Oklahoma 7, Kansas 6. Oklahoma State 34, Wichita 14. Purdue 14, Iowa 7.

Tulsa 21, Detroit 6. Wisconsin 12, Ohio State 3, MAIUCOPA SL'PEftlOR JV Utah "State Wins LOGAN, Utah (AP)-Left half Tom LarscheiS sparked Utah State to a 22-13 nonconference football win from Montana State College yesterday as he scored two touchdowns before 7,700 fans. Larscheid and right half Jim Stireman, who tallied with a TD and a 2-point conversion, proved too much for the visiting independent Bobcats. MONTANA STATE UTAH STATE 7 0 fi 880 i nC Urmiul run we kick) 'Allen run); pass ASH FORK CAMP VERDE 14 0 12 6 0 0 0 A Ash Rodriguez (runs 57, 44, lo 55). Olague (30, pass from Bennett).

Long (10. pass-laterali, James punt return), rieuez 2. Olagup 1. PAT: Rod- ROUND VALLEY Eight Holbrook gridders scored nine touchdowns as the Roadrunners ran away from Round Valley's Elks 58-0. Don Griffin was the only man to score more than one TD, and he had a 53-yard pass interception return and a 50-yard run for his markers.

The victory was the fifth against a pair of loses for Dog Entries OFFICIAL SUNDAY ENTRIES FIRST HACK. Mile, firade 3 First Jlaif naily nouhln 5 Slim Keetn Bilt 3 Dizzy Trailer 1 3 Schenely Impalla RACK. Mile. Grade 1 nd Half Dally Double n'frt 0 3 O- League Bobby Thompson 5 Parade Master Royal Russ 4 Skid Road Don Baker 8 Saddle Queen TUIIUJ UACE. iMIle, Grad Ole George 3 My Word Hy-Hoe 5 Cosmic 8 Speed Dawn 6 Pole 1(1 FOURTH RACE.

4 Thumbs Down O. spudnik i Claini Jumper p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Navy at Notre Dame, ABC radio, 12:20 p.m.; Army vs. Air Force, at New York City, NBC-TV eastern regional game, 11:45 p.m. GOLF Chick Harbert vs.

Tommy Jacobs, NBC-TV, 2:30 p.m. Billy Casper vs. Al Balding, ABC-TV, 4 p.m. HORSE RAXING Saturday The Garden State, N.J., CBS-TV, 2 p.m. BASKETBALL Today Minneapolis at Cincinnati, NBC-TV, 12:15 p.m.

PRO FOOTBALL Philadelphia vs. Chicago Cards at Minneapolis, CBS-TV, 12 p.m. Dick Sister To Manage Seattle Club SEATTLE (AP) Dick Sisler, 39, yesterday was manager of the Pacific Coast Baseball League Seattle Rain- iers. General Manager Cedric Tai- lls said Sisler will be a non- playing pilot. He succeeds Alan Strange, who took charge of the team in mid-season this year when Manager Fred Hutchinson was signed by the Cincinnati Reds.

Hanover 14, Centre 14 (tie), "idlana Central 19. Taylor 14. ranklln 32. Rose Poly 0. alparlso 16.

St. 3. Evansvlhe 3. Depauw o. Manchester 39.

Earlham 12. E. Stroudsbure Tchrs. 0, Waynesburg 0 Hie). Xavler 3.

Dayton 0. Tlllnols Wesleyan 32. Milllkln 6. South Dakota 27. Washington (Mo.) Miami (O.) 24, Ohio U.

0. Bowling Green 23. Kent State 8. Drake 20. Bradley 12.

Oberlin 16. Kenyon 14. Butler 27. Ball State 0. nenlson 37.

Franklin and Marshall 8. Belolt 7. Ripon 6. Lake Forest 57. Elmhurst 0.

Navy Pier 15. St. Procopius S. Western Michigan 24. Toledo i4.

Tchrs. 14. North Dakota 9. 14. St.

John's B'iiena Vljta 19. Dubuque 0. Carroll 13. Augustana (Ill.l 7. Kalamazoo 13, Ferris Institute 7.

Bluffton (0.1 18 WIlminKton 6. John Carroll 48. Case Tech 6. Coe 22. Lawrence 14.

Hlllsdalc IP Alma 3. Central Michigan 29. Northern 111, 7. Northern Mich. 20, Wayne State 13.

Warrenburg (Mo.) 28. Maryville Olilo Northern 13. Defiance 6. Wheaton 7. North Central 7 (tie).

Lincoln 32. Mnnkato S. Parsons 26. Simpson 0. Wartburc 27.

Iowa-Wesleyan 15. Westmar 33. Central (Mo.) 7. Pittsburs (Kan,) 26, Washburn 6. Klrksviilp 20.

Rolla Mines 7. St. Olaf 16. Grinnell 6. Rangers Gain 1-1 NHL Tie TORONT6 (AP) Left winger Jimmy Bartlett's goal midway through the third period last night gave the New York Rang- Big Four OTTAWA (APA) The Ottawa Rough Riders clinched second place in the Canadian Big four football standings with an 18-4 victory over the last-place Toronto Argonauts yesterday.

Ottawa won its seventh game in 13 starts for 14 prints, the ROugh Riders moved four points ahead of Jhe third-place Montreal Alouettes, who lost to league-leading Hamilton 16-0 yesterday. The season ends next week. Sunday, Scores, 22-0 Victors ers A League 1-1 tie Maple Leafs. National with the Hockey Toronto Iowa Gustavus-Adolphus (Minn.) 0. a Vl Bartlett scooted into the center of a player jam in front of the Toronto net at the 9:05 mark of the third period and swatted the puck through a maze of legs.

The disc trickled into the Leaf net without Toronto goaltender Johnny Bovver having a chance to grab it. In the first period, at 15:50, Gerry Ehman gave the Leafs a 1-0 lead when he took Billy Harris pass from the right boards and fired a five-foot shot into the far side of the net. the loss left Toronto with only a slight mathematical chance of making the playoffs. A Montreal victory over Hamilton next week or another Ottawa triumph over Toronto would eliminate the Argos on points. HAMILTON, Ont.

(AP) The Montreal Alouettes' chances of making the Big Four football league playoffs skidded on a soggy treacherous field yesterday as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats whipped them 16-0. Faloney hurled two Hamilton touchdown passes, one to Duane Wood in the first quarter, the other to Gerry McDougalJ in the fourth. The quarterback completed 18 of 30 passes for 260 yards. It was the 10th victory against three defeats for -the Tige-Cats who lead the league by. three games.

Montreal suffered its eighth defeat against five victories and is Only one game in front of the last place Toronto team. CANYON, Tex. (APKA 95-yard touchdown ruft by Charles SbweYs sparked Hardin-Simmons to a 224T Border Conference victory West Texas State last night. The third-quarter "sprint also se'f a conference record. the longest rushing play was 94 yards by Haskell ttenshaw, of Arizona State University, in Winning their first game of season, the Cowboys took air" g-6' first-quarter lead and made it 15-0' at the half.

Harold Stephens, Cowboy, quar. terback who completed J3 of $4 a 14-yard aerial to Bill Voss to open the. scoring. Stephens passed to ers for the conversion. With two seconds left in the.

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Citadel Nips Past Furman CHARLESTON, S. C. (UPI) The Citadel struck swiftly on the pass catching and punting of end Paul Maguire yesterday to take the Southern Conference lead with an 18-14 win over Furman. Except for the scoring bursts, The Citadel spent of the day protecting its own goal line as the Furman ground game rolled almost at will until it got close to the goal. The Citadel defense stopped Furman at the 9, 11, 1, and 17 yard lines.

YANK CAGERS WIN BUENOS AIRES (AP)-Switching from a fast break to a controlled style of game the Wichita Vickers, national AAU basketball champions of the United States, beat a Buenos Aires all-star team last night 58-54. Wlttenbere 27. Capital 21. Eastern Illinois 32, Eastern Michigan 6. Carthace 2fi.

Eureka 0. Concordia 30. Macalester 6. Ausrustana 27. Momlngside 21.

Ohio Wesleyan 6. Wabash 0. SOUTHWEST ASC-Flagstaff 27, Panhandle 13. Southern Methodist 21, Texas Tech 13. Baylor 13, Texas 0.

Adams State 20, New Mexico Highland); 6. University of Mexico 13. Corpus Christ! 0. Arkansas 24. Wyllp (Tex.1 13.

Rust College 32, Philander Smith 14. I-amar Tech 28, S'west Tex. State 6. Stephen F. Austin 33, Sul Ross 6.

FAR WEST Oregon State 24, California 20. Denver 14, BYU 7. Washington 13, Oregon 12, Wyoming 21, Utah 7. -Utah. State 22, Montana State 13.

New Mexico 55, Montana 14. USC 30, Stanford 28. Washington 27, Idaho 5. Eastern Washington 13 of Puset Sound 13v(tle). (Spokanel 42.

Univ. Of British Columbia o. Colorado State Collese 28. Colorado Mines 0. Long Beach State 12, State 7.

San Francisco State 2S, Uc Santa Barbara 14. Eastern Oregon 7. Portland State 0. Idaho State 14, Colorado College 8. Western (Colo.) State 40.

Westminster 0. Eastprn Montana 60, Northern Montana 14. So. Oregon 20. Oregon College 7.

Nevada 14. Sacramento State 0. Adams State 20. New Mexico 6. SOUTH The Citadel 18, Furman 14.

LSU 9, Florida 0. Mississippi State 28, Memphis State 23. MONTREAL (AP) The Montreal Canadiens deeated the Boston Bruins 5-1 last night. A pair of goals by Jean Beliveau shared top billing with a wild tantrum display by the Bruins' Bronco Horvath. The rampaging Horvath wound up with a minor, a misconduct and a game in one swoop for two automatic fines of $75.

He was ejected from the game in the second period. BROWN NOTCHES FIRST PROVIDENCE. R. I. (AP)Brown won its first football game eason ttwWng Rhode c.

Island 6-0 yesterday in the mud. Shoquette registered the game only points when he strug- 8 058 from the one 34 seconds before the end of the first Tech Rally Wins, 21-13 NEW ORLEANS (AP)-Heavily favored Georgia Tech oiled its offense with three second-half touchdowns last night to defeat inspired Tulane 21-13. Tulane had a homecoming crowd of 30,000 cheering as it held a 13-0 lead until midway of the third period. But Tech, ninth ranked team in the nation in this week's Associated Press poll, jelled its attack and quickly put across three touchdowns. The Engineers iced the victory with five minutes left in the game on a 33-yard touchdown pass from halfback Chick Craning to end Fred Murphy.

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