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10 THE TERRE HAUTE STAB, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1965. Gilchrist Runs Wild as Bills Romp Over Broncos, 31-13 BUFFALO, N. Y. Buffalo Bills let former teammate Cookie Gilchrist run wild for a time Sunday and then stopped him in defeating the Denver Broncos 31-13 for their sixth American Football League victory. Gilchrist, traded to Denver last winter, smashed the powerful Bills defensive line for 80 yards on 15 carries in the first Raiders Nab Patriots in 30-21 TELEVISION PROGRAMS rrornm Inlormatln ll Miollei by reivectlra tUllom, which responsible for Hi accnraol.

half, but netted only seven ards on the ground after the Trap OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Linebacker Gus Otto ran 34 yards for a touchdown with an intercepted pass Sunday in the final 45 seconds, cementing a 30 21 American Football League victory for the Oakland Raiders over the winless Boston Patriots. Boston, behind only 23-21, had the ball on its own 17. Quarterback Babe Parilli unloaded a sideline pass that Otto picked off and ran into the end zone. Lanky Dick Wood came off the bench and threw two touchdown passes for the Raiders.

He entered the contest the first time Oakland got the ball in the second quarter after starter Tom Flores got knocked dizzy late in the first period while at tempting to pass. The 6-foot-S Wood hit split em Art Powell on both touchdown passes after finishing the first half with seven straight incom pletions. Flores held the ball on Mike Mercer's three field goals and three conversions. The Patriots couldn't score in the first half. Mercer kicked field goals off 22 and 19 yards as 20,858 watched the nationally televised game at Frank Youell Field.

But the veteran Parilli devel oped a hot hand in the second 30 minutes of play as the Patriots ran up their highest point tola of the season, although they lost their sixth game. The 35-year-old Parilli threw for two touchdowns in the second half and set up a third with a 66-yard aerial to end Jim Whalen. Ron Burton went over from the one for the six points with four minutes left in the game. After Mercer kicked a nine yard field goal and Wood hit Powell on 15-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter, the Patriots made their first score. Parilli found end Gino Cappel letti in the end zone for a disputed pass.

As 21-yard touchdown Cappelletti hit the ground, the ball bounced out his arms. But it was ruled a touchdown, and Cappelletti's first of three conversions made it 16-7. Boston 0 0 7 Oakland 3 31014-3 Mercer 22 Mercer 19 Mercer 9 15 pass from Wood (Mer ccr kick) 21 pass from Parilli (Cappelletti kick) 22 pass from Wood (Mercier kick) 15 pass from Parilli (Cap- pelletU kick) 1 run (Cappelletti kick) Otto 34 pass interception (Mer ear kick) Attendance 20,858. Dick Kenney, Michigan State's barefooted kicker, boot cd a 49 yard field goal agains Southern California last year It was a Spartan record. more people own VIUIU" loiKfiui than Any other TV Black and White or Color! domers L-6U4 13th Wabash ntermission.

Buffalo wrecked Denver's pass defense as quarterback Jack Kemp completed passes almost at will. Two went for Two other touchdowns, both scored on one-yard runs by halfback Wray Carlton, followed aerials that were called good by officials who charged Denver with pass interference three mes. The loss was the fourth for the Broncos, who had won three of their last four games. In the first period, Denver controlled the ball most of the 15 minutes, but it was Buffalo who struck for a touchdown after being on the defensive the first 7 minutes and 23 seconds. Buffalo halted Denver's drive as Brooker Edgerson intercepted quarterback John McCormick's pass on the Bills eight and ran to the 25.

After four plays, Kemp hit fullback Billy Joe with a scoring pass-play that covered 78 yards. In that period, Denver ran 27 plays compared with eight for the Bills. The Bills scored two more touchdowns in the second period. One climaxed a 68-yard drive and featured a 46-yard pass from Kemp to rookie end Paul Costa. Buffalo went the final eight yards on a pass from Kemp to end Charley Ferguson.

The other resulted from a pass-interference call on Denver rookie Miller Farr, who pushed Bo Roberson in the end zone. Buffalo put the ball in play on the Broncos one and Carlton scored. Roberson was unable to wld Kemp's 14-yard toss as Farr banged into him. Two other pass-interference- calls against Denver's John griffin and Willie Brown set up Buffalo's third period touchdown. Griffin was caught bothering Ferguson at the Den ver 11 and Brown was spotted grabbing Costa in the end zone after Kemp's 12-yard toss.

Carlton went over from the one. Denver scored six points on Gary Kroner's 33-yard and 20- yard field goals in the second period. Denver managed a with 3:42 left in the game. The Broncos, putting the ball in play on Buffalo's 45, moved to the 32 on a pass from quarterback Mickey Slaughter to end Bob Scarpitto. Slaughter then threw a short pass to Abner Haynes, who wriggled past half of the Bills to reach the end zone on a 30-yard play.

Pete Gogolak kicked a 22-yard field goal for the Bills in addition for four points after touchdown. WTHI-TV CHANNEL TERBE HAUTE Morninc On News Report Kangaroo Theatre La Lanne on Gemini VI Lucy McCovs p.m.—Tentative: Gemini VI Launch Afternoon 1 Views Weather Show The World Turns 2 Tell The Truth News of NiKht Storm Show "Caltikl The Immortal Monster" Evening O'clock Report Cronkite Camera Tell the Truth Got a Secret Show Griffith Lawrence Show O'clock Report CHANNEL W-TWO TERRE HAUTE MornlnR to Live By Kangaroo Love Lucy of May berry Dick Van Dyke Show of Life Trout for Tomorrow Light Afternoon Edition Report News Feature World Turns The Truth Edwards News of Nieht Storm Early Show "ParatrooDer" Woodpecker Evening News O'clock Erition The Weather. on Sports O'clock Edition The Truth Got a Secret Lucy Show (c) Andy Griffith Show (color) (color) Steve Lawrence Show (color O'clock Edition Show "Guns of Fort Petticoat" (c) Reed Knows Besl Phrases News Star Day Afternoon Play Postofflce News Hospital Make a Deal News or Truth Doctors World Don't Say Game News Bunny the Action Is Evening Brinkley Kiidare Forsythe Show Place Williams (c Fugitive Show Report tVCIA CHANNEL 3 Morning Time Semester Farm Weather News Movie Party NBC News Concentration Morning Star (c) Paradise Bay (c) Ifternoon Jeopardy (c) Easy Money Milestone of the Century Let's Make a Deal Ic) NBC News Moment of Truth The Doctors Another World You Don't Sayl (c) The Match Game (ci Doctor's House Call Bernle Herman Presents £venlnr 6:25 Jim Intyre Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 Early Report- Wither Milestones of the Century Hullabaloo John Forsythe Dr. Kiidare Andy Williams (c) Run for Your Life (c) Final Report 1 Weather-SnorU Scoreboard Tonight Show News-Pray er- Sicn Off (VTTV CHANNEL 4 Morning Word Espanol Al Dia Texan Nurses Too Young Knows Best Beikman Show Theatre Douglas Show Talk The Action Is Lone Hanger Mighty Hercules and Janle Rocky Show and Janle Evening Hound it to Beaver Thaxton And Tria Four News Griffin Show Big Movie HTBM CHANNEL 6 Morning In Indiana House Call Webber Mc- (VLW-1 CHANNEL Morning On Minutes to Live By Our World (U. Morning College Dixon Show (cl Reed (color) Young Set Club (c) Afternoon Casey Time for UJ With the Woman's Touch Hospital Young Manieds Melvoin Show Lands and Seas (c) Erenfnr Jennings with the News Snorts Westei Theatre Cheyenne O'Clock High of Jesse James Called Bhenandoah Daughter (c) Casey World Tonight Our World News RADIO PROGRAMS Joe Badger oren Owens HSU AM TFTH1 5-9 a.m.—Ronn_ Mott 2-6 p.m.- 5-12 p.m.

Lovcllette by CBS i Weekends- Million Dollar Music 13110 AM WAAC Report Rouse Report Out for Info and T.J. Show Out AM WBOW Music interspersed with news reviews 24 hours daily WPFE FM 102.7 Noon to 10 p.m. Monday-Saturday WTHI FM 99-9 8:00 a.m. to Midnight Classical find Popular Music WVTS FM 100.7 8:00 a.m. to Midnight Stereo in Orbit Denver 060 7 14 10 72 pass from Kemp (Gogolak kick) Kroner 33 8 pass from Kemp (Go- olak lack) 1 run (Gogolak kick) Kroner 20 1 run (Gogolak kick) Goeolak 22 30 pass from Slaughter (Kroner kick) Hammond Morton Makes Bid for Top Position By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSi Also undefeated: Hammond Morton, No.

2 in Once tied Dyer, North Lib the Indiana Associated Press erty, Woodland, high school football poll last Twice tied Bremen, Car week, defeated No. 1 Southj me i i Evansville North, Nappa Bend Riley 13-7 at Hammond Bears Continued From Page 8 fourth quarter when Bennie McRae picked off a George Izo pass and raced 89 yards for the touchdown. Detroit 0 3 0 7-10 Chicago 10 14 7 LcClerc 26 27 pass from Bllkich (Le- 7 pass from Bukich (Le-jwere Clerc kick). Walker 17 59 pass from Arnett (LeClerc kick). 3 pass from Bukich (Lc- Clerc kick) 89 interception (LcClcrc kick) 6 pass from Izo (Walker kick) Saturday in a collision of unde- feated and untied giants.

Riley's loss cut the list of unbeaten-untied teams to eight. Bedford had suffered its first defeat earlier in the week. The Morton Governors beat Riley on an 81-yard run by Rich Volbrecht and a four-yard run by Bob Chorba. Riley averted a shutout on a 14-yard pass from Mitch Zultanski to Ole nee. Foltz Winner Of Criss Shoot Glenn Foltz, Terre Haute, wo the sixth annual Lee Cris Memorial Shoot Sunday with a aggregate score of 97 out of 100 Galloway with 40 seconds left.I'" skeet and trap shooting at the Fort Harrison Gun Club.

Two-ranked and once-ticd but facials estimate this was one previously undefeated teams were beaten by Evans i 11 teams. No. 4 Bloomington lost to Evansville North 7-0 on a 72- TONIGHT 4:30 EARLY SHOW SUGARFOOT "ANGEL" 5:30 GEMINI REPORT WITH WALTER CRONKITE 6:30 SIX O'CLOCK REPORT with HARRY FREY 7:00 CANDID CAMERA 7:30 TO TELL THE TRUTH 8:00 I'VE GOT A SECRET 8:30 THE LUCY SHOW COLOR 9:00 ANDY GRIFFITH COLOR 9:30 HAZEL COLOR 10:00 STEVE LAWRENCE 11:00 ELEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT 11:30 GEMINI REVIEW 11:45 MAVERICK of the largest turnouts of the annual event honoring the Lee Criss, local attorney conservationist. Proceeds from yard run by Doug Atherton. No.

the shoot go to the Boy Scouts. 6 New Albany was overrun byj Foltz hit 48 of 50 in the trap Evansville Harrison 33-0. event and 49 of 50 in the skeets WTHI Their defeats shrank the list i to capture the trophy Gene of undefeated but tied teams to Terrell, Pans, 111. tied Foltz 1 in the traps but lost first place lo Follz on the flip of a coin. In the skeets Bob Pfleging, Terre seven.

Hammond Tech, ranked No. 7 and beaten only by Morton, suf- ered its first Northwest Conference blemish in a 6-6 tie with lammond Clark. The undefeated and untied Eight games Brebeuf, Jrookville, Delphi, Greenwood, 3ammond Morton. Seven games Fort Wayne South Side, Haute Wiley. Garrett, Terre Browns Haute, captured first with hits in 50 tries.

Results are as follows: TRAP SHOOT: First. GJen Foltz. Terre Haute; and Gene Terrell. Paris, 111., tie; second, Lou Sterling, Terre Haute; Elmer Walls. Don Handlin.

third, Jerry Weir, and Clifton Hyatt, all of Terre Haute and V. Laufman and C. Laufman, six-way tie. SKEET SHOOT: First, Bob Pfleging, Terre Haute; Edwin Mayfield. Plainfield; third.

Doris Field. Terre Haute. LOUISIANA BOUT TOPS THIS WEEK'S BOXING LINEUP ASSOCIATED PRESS Continued From Page 8 quarterback, the Giants finally scored again at 11:15 of the burth on a two-yard run by; Chuck Mercein. It was Brown's biggest day Louisiana's first interracial ever against New York, sur-j boxing of the JOth Century )assing his 148 yards in 1958. I will be held in New Orleans Cleveland s'ew York Groza 24 1 kick) 3 14 14 Monday night with Eddie Per- 700 kins, the former world junior welterweight champion from run (Timberlake 21 pass from Ryan (Grout kick) 4 pass from Ryan (Groza kick) 39 pass from Brown (Groza kick) 5 pass from Ryan (Groza kick) 1 nin (Groza kick) 2 run (Timberlake kick) Attendance 62.864.

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