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THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Oct. 1, 1967 IIS Eversley, Volfzke Pace UMD Win DULUTH. Minn. Halfback VJL 6i Eric Eversley and fullback can be made an dick voitzke each scored twice Saturday and paced unbeaten Universitv of Min- exciting new adventure nesota-Duluth to a 29-0 vic tory over Augsburg in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Ath To osssf you in selecting lh equipment and fashion ihat be jusi right for you. Visit your nearby Specialty Shop.

letic Conference game. iff 1 fe-l Voitzke, who had 112 yards in 18 carries, ran 3 and 5 Lourdes Routs Benilde 56-0 ROCHESTER, Minn. Brothers Pete and Dick Ga-luska led Rochester Lourdes in a 56-0 rout of Benilde Saturday, contributing 32 points to the final total. Pete Galuska scored twice, on 21- and 72-yard pass plays from Tom Resner, and made eight post-touchdown kicks while Dick contributed 12 points with 59- and 66-yard runs. Jim Peterson crossed the goal line three times, twice on runs of 40 and 60 yards.

Mike Caroll added the final touchdown on a pass from Mark Bowman. Bonildo 0 0 0 0 0 Roch.ttor lourd.t 21 21 7 7 56 Roch Galutko, D. 66 run IGalutka. t. kickl.

Roch Galuska, P. 21 patt from Rotn.r IGalutka. P. kickl. Roch Galutko, P.

72 pan from Rotnor IGalutka. P. kickl. Roch P.rorton 2 run IGalutka, P. kickl.

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kickl. Roch P.l.rion 40 run IGalutka, P. kickl. Roch Caroll 14 pats from Bowman (Galutka. P.

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UMD Chrlttionson 35 Held ooaL REPEAT BY POPULAR DEMAND r- Minnesota's Ray Stephens eluded Nebraska's Jim McCord for a six-yard gain Concordia Beats St. John's 12-9 SERVICE STORES COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. Concordia's Chuck Olson intercepted three passes and his teammates recovered two fumbles Saturday, earning a 12-9 triumph over St. John's in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football game. The Cobbers gained only 10 yards rushing and 77 total offense to the Johnnies' 198 total yardage, but kept St.

John's from a consistent offensive surge by alert defensive play. The key play came when Olson intercepted a St. John's pass and raced 19 yards to score the touchdown that gave Concordia it's first lead at 12-7, in the third quarter. St. John's crept to 12-9 when Concordia punter Lor-en Knutson purposely stepped out of the end zone with 1 y2 minutes to play, giving the Johnnies two points but allowing the Cobbers a free kick from the 20 instead of punting from inside their own end zone.

The Johnnies took a 7-0 lead in the second quarter when Bill Laliberte returned a punt 45 yards and Mike Collins kicked the conversion. Concordia pulled to 7-6 on a 15-yard scoring pass from Paul Linde to Larry Gullick-son. Concordia now ranks 2-0 in the MIAC and 3-0 over-all. St. John's is 1-1 in the MIAC and 1-2 over-all.

Concordia 11, St. John's 9 Concordia 12 0 12 St. John's 0 7 0 29 St. Laliberte 45 Runt return (Collins kickl. Cone Gullicksan 15 past from Undo Ikick (ailed).

Cone tson 19 pats interception (pats failed). St. Safety punter ran out of end rone. STATISTICS Cone. St.

J. Firtt downt 4 14 Rushing yardage 10 179 Patting yardage 67 19 Pastes 7-18 2-15 Panes intercepted by 3 1 Fumbles lost 2 2 Punts Penalties 7-63 1-13 rannnra ju L5 ih Uvl L3 Bemidji Bows 22-13 to Mankato BEMIDJI, Bernie Maczuga's two touchdowns helped Mankato to a 22-13 Northern Intercollegiate Conference footbap victory over Bemidji Saturday. After Randy Connor had given Mankato a 3-0 lead on a 25-yard field goal in the first period, Maczuga ran 17 yards for a touchdown. Bemidji closed to within 9-7 on the first of Matt i a two touchdown passes, but Maczuga returned a punt 47 yards for a touchdown. Mankato 3 6 7 622 Bemidji 0 0 7 613 Man FG Connor 25.

Man Maczuga 17 run (kick failed). Bern Redebaugh 8 pats from Stimac (Schulke kick). Mart Maczugh 47 punt nfurn (Connor kick). Man Helling 18 pats Interception (kick failed). Bern Bauman 66 pats from Stimac (past failed).

Penn Opens 91st Season With Win PHILADELPHIA, Pa. tfl Senior quarterback Bill Creeden passed for two touchdowns and ran for one as Penn opened its 91st football season with a 35-23 victory over Lehigh University. Creeden, who was ninth in total offense in the nation last year, passed 11 yards to Cabot Knowlton for a TD, and ran seven yards for an Lawrence Tops Carleton 21-12 NORTHFIELD, Minn. Lawrence withstood Carle-ton's rally to win 21-12 Saturday in a Midwest Conference game. Lawrence carried a 21-0 lead into the final quarter.

Bill Aiken got Carleton's first score, running three yards for a touchdown. Jeff Jacob-sen followed with a 78-yard TD run on a punt return. Lawrence's Chuck McKee passed 12 yards for one touchdown and ran 10 yards for another. winners are 2-0 in the conference. Carleton is 0-2.

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N.C. State Tops Seminoles 20-10 'TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UP) North Carolina State combined steady running, good kicking and a strong defense to' grind out a 20-10 football victory over Florida State Saturday. Seminole quarterbacks Kim Hammond and Gary Pajcic were unable to get the potent Florida State passing attack started against the hard-rushing line and experienced secondary of the Wolfpack. Quarterback Jim Donnan, backed by a fleet of running backs and the reliable toe of Gerald Warren, led the Wolf-pack to its third straight victory.

N.C. Slat 0 10 0 1O20 Florida Stats 0 0 10 0 10 NCS Bowtrt 49 run IWarren kick). NCS FG Warren 24. FSU Stllirs 25 pott from Paicic IGulh-rie kick). FSU FG Guthrie- 23.

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Econo-Lining. Will last 1 year or 10,000 miles. Lehigh rallied behind junior quarterback Rich Laubach for three TDS and a 20-14 half-time edge. Creeden, who completed 13 of 30 passes for 151 a fired his team to a pair of third period touchdowns that wrapped up the game for STATISTICS NCS Firtt downt 17 Penn. Ruthina yardoap 213 79 Pattinq yardag Lehigh 0 20 0 323 Penn 14 0 14 735 Penn Knowlton 1 1 past from Creeden FSU 19 34 147 128 17-38-2 6-36 I 30 Return yardag Panes 110 5-36 2 25 Punts Fumbles tost Yards penaliied Iowa State Tops Lobos 17-12 AMES, Iowa (UPI) Quarterback John Warder and halfback Les Webster scored one touchdown each Saturday while carrying Iowa State to a 17-12 win over New Mexico.

Warder ripped off runs of 22, 48, 26 and 24 yards as he accumulated a total 147 yards on 29 carries. Webster picked up 96 yards as he carried 21 times. New Mexico 0 0 6 612 Iowa State 0 10 0 717 Scoring: ISU FG Skriptky 43. ISU Warder 2 run (Skripsky kickl. NM Vallei 4 past from Stone (kick failed).

ISU Webster 2 run (Skriptky kick). NM Hendricks 13 past from Stone (pan failed). STATISTICS New Mexico Iowa State Firtt downt 15 14 Rushing yardage 30 282 Passing yardage 212 8 Return yardage 177 80 Posses 18-44-2 1-7-1 Punts 7-39 6 Fumbles lott 1 Yards 47 55 Citadel Crushes Maine 42-14 PORTLAND, Maine () Three Citadel quarterbacks laced Maine's secondary with passes Saturday while rolling to an easy 42-14 football victory in the first meeting between the two teams. Second string signal caller Jim Friedl did the bulk of the damage, completing six of eight for 128 yards and three fourth period touchdowns. Citadel also got passing help from Tony Passander and Mark Cassidy.

Fleet halfbacks usually were on the receiving end. Gene Hightower, who does the 100 in :09.6, outraced Maine's defense in touchdown pass plays covering 59 and 42 yards. Installed, exchange Washington, Manke Rip Air Force AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. UP) Sophomore quarterback Tom Manke threw an 80-yard touchdown pass the first time Washington got the ball to lead the Huskies to a 30-7 victory over the Air Force Saturday. Manke's throw to Harrison Wood, who grabbed the toss at midfield, marked Washington's first touchdown from scrimmage in four games against Air Force.

The Cadets won the three other games. The 6-foot, 200-pound signal caller from Harrington, on the Huskies' next offensive series, drove Washington on a 10-play, 80-yard touchdown march capped by his 27-yard rollout run for the score. Manke put Washington ahead 21-0 midway of the second quarter on a 12-play drive covering 56 yards and climaxed by his pitchout to Tom Verti who carried in from three yards out. Don Martin set a Washington University and Air Force Stadium record with a 56-yard field goal in the third quarter. Washington 14 7 3 6 30 Air Force 0 7 0 7 WU Wood 80 pats from Manke (Martin kick).

WU Manke 27 run (Martin kick). WU Manke 27 run (Martin kickl. WU Verti 3 run (Martin kick). AF Longnecker 16 pass from Baxter (Hall kickl. WU FG Martin 56.

WU FG Martin 27. WU FG Martin 36. Attendance 34.739. STATISTICS Wash'ton Air Force First downs 17 18 Rushing yardage 194 8 Passing yardage 202 299 Return yardage 124 125 Pass 8-17-0 26-58-3 Punts 7-40 9-36 Fumbles lott 4 Yards penalized 88 33 Lakeland Trounces St. Paul Bethel 43-14 Lakeland of Sheboygan, HERE'S WHAT YOU GET! Rugged lining that meeti G.S.A.

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Morris Beats Minot St. 15-12 MORRIS, Minn. The University of Minnesota-Morris beat Minot State 15-12 Saturday in a nonconference game. Morris led 7-6 when John Nordgaard tossed a 14-yard scoring pass to Den Boll. Morris is 2-1 for the season.

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