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THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Oct. 1, 1967 Tulsa Avenges Arkansas Wins SPORTS, RECREATION AT ITS BEST if you would like to work' for a Ynulti-million dollar tarbnite mining operation and at the same time enjoy the many sports and recreational activities available in northeastern Minnesota, we the KRIK MIXING (OMPAXV adver-Pisement under Help Wanted, Men in the Clailied Section BILLIARD-BOWLING missed on a fourth-down pass. Linebacker Bob Junko stopped the final Arkansas threat with an interception of an Arkansas pass at the Tulsa 40. Arkansas went 16 yards for its first touchdown following Trantham's interception. Tailback Russell Cody went the final yard with less than a minute to go in the first quarter, and Arkansas protected the 6-0 advantage until halftime.

Tulta 0 0 14 014 Arkantai 6 0 6 01 Ark Cody 1 run Ikick foil.dl. Jul Stripling I run IWyott kick). Tul Stripling run IWyott kitk). Ark Olckty 1 run (pan foiUdl. Atttndanct 40 O0O.

STATISTICS Tulio Arkonioi Flnt down, 19 15 Ruining yardoat H4 154 fttlurn yardaat 17 21 Foiling yardago 164 foM 13-33-2 1-1 l-I Punt! 44 47 Fumbltt loit 2 1 Vordi ptnaliitd 133 30 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. UP) Tulsa Quarterback Mike Stripling scored two touchdowns in less than four minutes as the Golden Hurricane ended eight years of frustration with a 14-12 victory over Arkansas Saturday afternoon. Stripling, a 207-pound junior, directed the Hurricane 80 yards with the second-half kickoff and moments later, following a 36-yard interception by Ken Wiginton, took the Hurricane four yards for another touchdown. Stripling scored the first touchdown on an eight-yard run and the second from two yards out, both on keepers to his right. Akansas had beaten Tulsa the last eight years and had won 11 of the last 12 meetings between the two teams.

Sophomore John Eichler directed the Razorbacks 64 yards to their second touchdown following a second Equipment Supplies TROPHIES AND AWARDS Write for Catalog SCHAAF MFG. CO. I'" 307 So. Mpls. 1 Noisy Rfiuf ier Gophers Continued From Page One couldn't control the ball and Minnesota's Ed Duren recovered on the Nebraska 37.

A costly offside penalty erased the play, however, and the Huskers had another chance. On second and three from the 37, Patrick tossed a soft pass to Richnafsky and only the defensive effort of Tom Sakal prevented a touchdown, it went Tor nine yards and a first down at the 46. Two plays later, Patrick found Davis open in the flat and the Omaha junior, who combines power with quickness, gained 18 yards to the Minnesota 36. Ordiina, a reckless runner who carries the ball away from his body, picked up four more yards, before Davis took Patrick's pitchout for a seven-yard gain to the 25. The game -breaking play sent Orduna over left tackle.

He shook off the tackle attempts of Tom Sakal, Mike Condo and Del Jessen to score the touchdown. Bill Bomberg-er converted and the result had been decided with 4:45 remaining in the third quarter. Minnesota never came close to a potential equalizer. The Gophers' last six series with the ball gained a total of 32 yards, 24 of them coming on a last-gasp bid for victory that ended with the clock on the Nebraska 35. Nebraska finished with 366 yards 231 rushing and 135 passing (Patrick completed 11 of 21).

"We knew we could run against Minnesota," said one Husker coach, "but we weren't as certain about our passing." Stephens was successful on 8 of 20 attempts for 129 yards; the junior quarterback ran with the ball including a couple of losses on attempts to pass 16 times for a net of minus one yard. Baldridge, who averaged 46.7 yards against Utah, Tulsa score. Wingback David Seemingly on a crash course with Gopher Tom Sakal (1 1) was Nebraska's Joe Orduna Scores Continued From Page One Dickey busted over from the 1 and when Arkansas failed on its two-point conversion try, Tulsa was on top 14-12 with 1:03 left in the third period. Arkansas defensive halfback Tommy Trantham, who set up Arkansas' initial touchdown with a pass interception in Tulsa territory, came up with a Tulsa fumble at the Arkansas 46 with 5:15 left in the game. Eichler completed a 19-yard pass before being injured.

Ronny South then threw incomplete twice before Eichler came back in and Princeton 22, Rutgers 21. Rhode Island 12, Brown 8. Springfield 13. Amherst 3. la MiSsVr I Tf7vl i4 i Swarthmore 52, Dickinson 6.

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The victory was Nebraska's second in as many games. The Huskers, ranked in the top ten nationally, opened with a 17-7 conquest of Washington. "If you want the truth," said Husker defensive end Frank Avolio, "Washington hit harder than Minnesota." The Gophers' next game is Saturday against Southern Methodist (1-1) at Memorial Stadium (tie). Villanova 21, Delaware 13. Virginia 35, Buffalo 12.

Wagner 27, Lycoming 13. St. Olaf 42, Monmouth 32. Lawrence 21, Carleton 12. St.

Cloud State 10, Michigan Tech 0. UM-Morris 15, Minot State 12. UMD 29, Augsburg 0. Willmar State 28, Itasca State 13. Whitewater 27, Platteville 19.

William Penn 34, Dubuque 13. Cornell 27, Grinnell 24. SMALL COLLEGES Butler 27, St. Joseph's (Ind.) 2. W.

Post 36, Cortland State 14. Edinboro 7, Slippery Rock 6. Fordham 31, St. John's 3. Glassboro 18, Nichols 6.

Rensselaer 61, Haverford 14. Rochester 42, Hamilton 21. Union 43, St. Lawrence 21. DePoyster Lifts Wyoming Over Colorado State LARAMIE, Wyo.

0B Wyoming avenged its only loss of last season by beating Colorado State University 13-10 Saturday on the passing of Paul Toscano and the kicking of record-breaking Jerry DePoyster. DePoyster kicked two of four field goal attempts. He clinched the victory in the fourth quarter with a 55-yard field goal. Wyoming scored again iii the first period with Toscano hitting Hub Lindsey on the 18 for a 44-yard touchdown. The Rams ace kicker, Al La- SOUTH Alabama 25, So.

Mississippi 3. Carson-Newman 23, Jacksonville St. 13. Centre 20. Southwestern 19.

East Carolina 42, Davidson 17. Georiga 24. Clemson 17. Georgia Tech 24, TCU 7. LSU 17, Texas A 6.

Mississippi 26, Kentucky 13. It All! Ml! HOSE HOWL! Spend a Happy New Year's Eve Sunny California. Enjoy Tournament of Hoses Parade Reserved Seat at Rose Bowl Game. Visit Disneyland and Universal Studios! Stay at the Los Angeles Biltmore. North Carolina St.

20, Florida St. 10. Presbyterian 20, Wofford 7. Richmond 3, Virgignia Military 0. Tennessee 27, Auburn 13.

Tulane 36, North Carolina 11. Ursinus 6, Muhlenberg 6 (tie). KOBERSTEEN, CROFT PHOTOS All photos of Saturday's Minnesota-Nebraska football game at Lincoln. were taken by Minneapolis Tribune photographers John Croft and Kent 2 Rice Scores in 4th Period Dip Navy 21-7 western Kentucky 6, bast lennes- van, nad a chance to tie Total price see 3. $282 inrm I in KM1 Western Maryland 14, Penn Mill tary 7.

South Carolina 21, Duke 17. the game late in the fourth quarter. Lavan set up his attempt by intercepting a Toscano pass and returning it to the Wyoming 40. Nine plays later, Lavan attempted a 45-yard field goal which was MUFFLER HOUSTON, Tex. SOUTHWEST Rice 21, Navy 7.

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V. Benningfield to score two h-period GOPHER-HUSKER STATISTICS MIDWEST tipped by an onrushing Wyo Alma 34, Defiance 3. touchdowns Saturday night Ball State 31. Evansville 10. NEBRASKA 7 OFFENSE So.

Mpls. 3014 LYNDALE SO. 441f Alto brak wrvict A whl olianmtnt) TA 7-4629 ST 8-94 59 No. Mpls. 1206 W.

BROADWAY Pu' 570 A a4-. (Alio brake wrviee A whel alignment) JA 9-9559 222-6835 to deteat Navy 21-7. De Pauw 19, Valparaiso 8. Yds 135 SACKS Patrick, Fierro, Gregory. Ordu Eastern Michigan 28, Eastern PASSING Nebraska Att Compl Intc Patrick 20 II 0 Fierro 1 0 0 Minnesota Att Compl Intc AMERICAN EXPRESS 0 Illinois 12.

The Owls struck quickly in the final period with a 70- ming lineman and missed to the right no good. Coloado State 0 7 0 310 Wyoming 10 0 3 013 Wyo FG 36 DePoyster. Wyo Lindsey 44 pass from Toscano (DePoyster kickl. CSU Reed 1 run llovan kick). Wyo FG DePoyster SS.

CSU FG Lavan 33. Attendance 20.063. Hanover 27. Indiana Central 2. na, Davis.

Bomberger. LINEMEN Armstrong, Ashman, Bricha celt Patterson, Hansen. Toucher. Williams Kudrnn, Hoyworth. ENDS Richnafsky, Penney, Morrison.

DEFENSE Idaho 16, Idaho State 6. Yds 129 11 "The Company For People Who Travel" 131 South 7th Minneapolis 335-7777 ALL SHOPS OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY You're only minute away from a Midat Muffler Shop MUFFLERS EXHAUST PIPES TAIL PIPES SHOCK ABSORBERS Illinois State 16, Illinois (Chicago) 14. BACKS Larson, Hawkins, Mueller, Fia- Iowa State 17, New Mexico 12. Kalamazoo 9, Lake Forest 6. Kent State 21.

Ohio U. 14. Stephens 20 8 I Hagen 4 1 0 PASS RECEIVING Nebraska No. Gain Morrison 3 49 Richnafsky 4 45 Davis 3 23 Penney 1 13 Minnesota Litten 5 82 Curtis 2 36 Bryant 1 II Sanders 1 II Manchester 29, Franklin 27. Memphis State 17.

Cincinnati 0. yard surge Haiiey ended with a 33-yard pass to Dickie Phillips. Minutes later, Benningfield, who had fumbled three times, broke through the middle of the Midshipman defense and raced 60 yards for the clincher. Navy had tied the score in the third period with an 84-yard ground attack in which North Park 12, Millikin 0. Meet Paul Flatley at Sears Automotive Oklahoma 33, Maryland 0.

Rose Poly 7. Illinois College 7. St. Procopius 20, Eureka 0. Toledo 14, Marshall 7.

PUNTING Nebraska Virginia Tech 15, Kansas State 3. No. Avq. 31 Stephenson 7 Xavier 7, Miami (Ohio) 6. FAR WEST 40.6 Roland Laurenzo netted 50 Meet the Vikings Paul Flatley at Sears! He'll give out personally signed photographs and answer your questions about the Vikings team and the football season.

Bring the youngsters in, too! Minnesota Baldridge 10 KICKOFF RETURNS Nebraska No. Davis I Orduna 1 Minnesota yards in two carries and Jeri Balsly got 24 in four plays, Yds. 6 24 including a seven-yard run for the score. 19 Wintermute 1 Hailey's pasing and running had accounted for 61 yards in an 81 -yard surge that had given Rice a 7-0 lead less than two minutes before halftime. PUNT RETURNS Nebraska No.

Yds. Stephenson 2 9 Larson 4 Minnesota Condo 2 0 PASS INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Stephenson I 25 Minnesota MONDAY, OCT. 2nd Chicago-Lake 9:30 a.m.

to 12:30 p.m. 425 Rice St. Paul 2 to 4:30 p.m. Brookdale Center 6 to 8:30 p.m. The score came on a 24-yard pass to Benningfield.

la, Alvarez, Oeddes, Kobza Stephenson. LINEMEN Weinman, Avolio, Drakulich, Janik, Meagher, McCord, Meylan, Zim-mer. Potion, Wynn. MINNESOTA 0 OFFENSE BACKS Carlson, Stephens, Wilson, Ha-gen. Forte, Carter, Kemp, Wintermute, Curtis, Bryant.

LINEMEN Pa hula, lundeen. Brown, Fink. Enderle. ENDS Litten, Sanders. DEFENSE BACKS Sokal, Hale, Hammer, Jenke, Condo, King, Dorkenwald, Raiala.

LINEMEN Jones, Kamzelski, Duren, Boston, Jessen, Trawick, Stein. KICKER Baldridge. Minnesota 0 0 0 0 Nebraska 0 0 7 07 Neb Orduna 25 run IBomberger kick). Attendance 63,361. TEAM Gophera Nebr.

First downs 10 16 Rushing 9 Passing 8 7 By penalty 0 0 Total yardage 143 366 Rushing 3 231 Passing 140 135 Rushing attempts 39 51 Yards gained 69 269 Yards lost 66 38 aiss attempted 24 21 Completed 9 i Passes Intercepted by 0 1 Yards returned 0 25 Punts 10 7 Average 40 31 Yards returned 0 53 Kickoff. 1 2 Yards returned 19 30 Penalties 4 2 Yards penalized 20 10 Fumbles 2 4 Lost 0 4 Total plays (3 77 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Nebraska Gain loss Total f.ot" 10 .36 15 21 Davi 13 109 109 17 0 7 Orduna 11 51 7 4 MINNESOTA Stephens 16 26 27 1 Wilson 9 27 2 25 Bant 2 0 -25 -25 Carter 5 13 0 13 Kemp 3 0 2 -2 fort 12 0 2 Hogen 3 1 10 -9 None. Colorado Coll. 70, Colorado Mines 35. East.

Washington 25, Cent. Washington 21. Stanford 28, San Jose State 14. UCLA 51, Washington State 23. Utah 21, Oregon 0.

Washington 30, Air Force 7. Wyoming 13, Colorado State 10. UPPER MIDWEST Carthage 28, North Central 0. Coe 28, Beloit 14. Concordia 12, St.

John's 9. Elmhurst 20, Carroll 15. Gustavus 23, St. Thomas 8. Hamline 39, Macalester 14.

Huron 13, Black Hills 0. Jamestown 48, Mayville 6. Lakeland 43, Bethel 14. Luther 9, Wartburg 3. Mankato State 22, Bemidji State 13.

North Dakota State 34, South Dakota State 14. Northern 19, General Beadle 13. Northern Iowa 7, North Dakota 0. Northwood 26, Milton 0. Olivet (Mich.) 14, Lea 13.

Oshkosh 35, Stout 0. Parsons 19, Los Angeles State 3. Pillsbury 20, Northland 10. Ripon 37, Knox 13. 1 TACKLES Nebraska Unassisted Assisted 0 7 i4 21 0 0 7 0 7 0 Navy Rico Meylan McCord Patton Zimmer Rico Benningfitld 24 post from Haley (Kenney kick).

Navy Balily 7 run (Church kick). Rica Phillips 33 pan from Hailty (Puit- ka kick). Wynn Avolio Alverez Rica Benningfield 60 run (Puitka kick). Attendance 31 ,000. Kobza STATISTICS Navy 16 Geddes Hawkins Stephenson Best Larson Mueller 260 Firs downs Rushing yardago Passing yardago Return yardage Rice 20 199 207 97 13-25-1 7-33 3 Fiala 70 183 7-21-1 9-31 1 95 Minnesota Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Unassisted Assisted 60 Kamzelski Duren Boston Stein Jessen Trawick 68 BOATS Dorkenwald King Jenke Rajala MOTORS Hale Sakal Condo TWINS TV EXTRA We at Hamm's and Twin City Federal are pleased to announce we have been able to get our normal schedule of 50 televised games extended to allow coverage of Sunday's crucial game on two Twin City TV stations.

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