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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1967 THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLIN SECTION 3 PAGE SEVEN 1 i Calqbrese Leads Upset At-. Duke Hands Army Boilermakers Get 26-16 Conference Win Over Wildcats 7 1st efeat, receptions was 184, a school record. WEST POINT, N.Y.

(AP) Fullback Jay Calabrese, playing' 93-yard drive in the final half' Saturday that gave Duke a 10-7 upset victory over Army in a tough defensive battle at Mighie Stadium. Army's Cinderella team, shooting for its sixth straight victory counting the closing games of the last season, had eone ahead 7-3 with a minute to Play in the first half on a four- yard plunge by Charlie Jarvis after a 22-yard field goal by Duke's soccer style place kicker Bob Riesenfeld. Army had a second touchdown nullified by a penalty after a 59-yard run by quarterback Steve Lindell and a pass from Lindell to Carl Woessner in the II ft mM. -J i 1 1 WEST POINT, N. Y.

(19) of Duke gets himself Army's Terry Young in an RECORD CROWD IV Pro Basketball Opens 1967 Season Friday rs9 ISC Greg Wuerstle up a Cadet pass in first quarter action here entangled with Saturday. Duke's Blue Devils went on to effort to break win the game 10-7. (AP Wirephoto) N. C. State Shocks gains of 8, 14, and 12 yards in the winning touchdown drive.

The drive originated when Greg Wuerstle, Duke's defensive back who played an outstanding game, intercepted a Lindell pass. WEST POINT. N.Y. (AP) Statistics of the Duke-Army tame: First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage UUK Jrmr 26 17 in in 136 16 20 f-19-3 Punts 4-M J-41 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 3 ICS uuKe iv Army 0 7 0 07 Duke-FO Riesenteio Army-Jaryis 4 run (Kurllko kkk) Duke-Hicklin pass from Davis (Riesenfeld kick) Attendance 31,000. 25 YEARS AGO TODAY WAKE FOREST WINS HARD FOIT.HT GAME FROM FUBMAN, 14 TO 10 YEARS AGO TODAY Ft'RMAV WINS CLOSE GAME FROM CEOKUE WASHINGTON, 11 TO 12.

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The Blue Devils, beaten in their last two games in the final seconds of play, took heart and mustered their winning drive, starting at their own seven-yard line. The march was climaxed by a nine-yard scoring pass from quarterback Larry Davis to Ed Hicklin, who speared the ball in the end zone. The hard running 210-pound Calabres, who injured his right ankle a week ago and who was held under wraps for the early part of this game ripped off rals, Denver Rockets, Houston Mavericks, Indiana Pacers, Kentucky Colonels, Minnesota Muskies, New Orleans Buccan eers, New Jersey Americans and the Pittsburgh Pipers. There will be three new coaches in the NBA Ed Juck-er, former University of Cincin nati coach, at Cincinnati; Al Bianchi, Chicago assistant last season, at Seattle, and Bill van Breda Kolff, former Princeton mentor, at Los Angeles. Jack McMahon has moved from Cincinnati to San Diego.

r- Colorado Rips Iowa, 34-0, In Big 8 Game BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -Eighth-ranked Colorado scored 14 points with ease in the first quarter, lost two glittering chances in the second period but settled down in the second half for a 34-0 victory over Iowa State in a Big Eight Conference opener Saturday. Charley Greer's 59-yard punt return for a touchdown in the first minute of the fourth quarter highlighted Colorado's third victory without defeat. Quarterback Bob Anderson and his brother, defensive safety Dick, teamed to give Colorado the fifth touchdown. Dick intercepted John Warder's pass on the goal line, running out to the 22.

Bob drove the Buffaloes to a touchdown in six plays, with his three runs totaling 58 yards covering most of the drive. Washington Trims Oregon SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) Given the chance on a fumble recovery late in the final period, Washington's Huskies struck with sudden fury Saturday to whip Oregon State 13-6, chopping a Beaver victory string at nine games and knocking the loser out of a share in the Pacific 8 conference leadership. An Oregon State touchdown by quarterback Steve Preece and two field goals by Washington's Don Martin had left the teams tied at 6-6 after two peri ods. HOUSTON (AP) Undefeat ed North Carolina State shocked Houston's powerhouse with a massive defense Saturday night and capitalized on second half pass interceptions and a fumble recovery to come from behind and defeat the second-ranked Cougars 16-6.

An Astrodome record football crowd of 52,483 was stunned as the Houston team that had aver Green Bay Might Miss Starr Today 1 -J tor 'iu4lfe Ik iLi- J3 U'- Houston conversion gave Mate a 7-6 lead. Just three plays later Terry Brookshire covered one of seven Houston fumbles on the Cougar 35. After a 16-yard pass from Jim Donnan to Wayne Lewis, Warren returned on fourth down to kick a 30-yard field goal Late in the final period, Fred Combs grabbed another Houston pass and returned 38 yards to the Cougar 19. Three plays later Hall broke loose over left tackle for 10 yards and the final score. After limiting state to a total offense of eight yards the first quarter, Houston got going and scored on Dick WoodaU three- yard pass to Bob Long.

Houston missed anotner scoring opportunity Just before the half when Ken Bailey, a sopho more understudy to Woodall, en gineered a 74-yard drive to the State 19. Three plays faued and Ken Hebert's 37-yard field goal effort on fourth down was short. The Cougars' final opportun ity to overcome the 10-6 State lead came midway in the final period when Jerry Drones re covered a fumble at tne won- pack 23. Three running plays moved to the 15 but a fourth down pitchout was fumbled and State took over at Its 22. State, with victories over North Carolina, Buffalo and Florida State, had entered the game a 21-podnt underdog.

Two passes by Donnan fig ured prominently in the 50-yard drive that gave the Wolfpack the lead after Hilka's intercep tion. An 11-yard pass moved the ball to the Houston 31 and an eieht-yarder to Harry Mattel! moved to the two from where Hall scored. Compared to the 489-yard total offense average while run-nine over Florida State, Michi gan State and Wake Forest, the Cougars netted only 258 against the Wolfpack. Houston played most of the game without Warren McVea, the speed merchant running back. McVea injured hs left shoulder in the first half but netted 4 yards on five carries.

Bailey led the rushers with 47 yards in 12 carries. Leon Mason led State with 35 yards in eight plays. Dorman completed 10 of 21 passes for 96 yards. Woodall completed seven of nine for 53 and Bailey completed four of 12 for 43 yards. N.C.

It'e Houston 13 113 101 161 10-20-1 11-71-J 7-37 5-47 1 3 First downs Rushing yardao Passln yerdaqt Return yardage Passe Punts Fumbles lost Yard penxizea 40 68 fJ.C. State 0 10 U. Houston 0 4 0 0 6 Ho'i Una I pass from Woodall (kick run (Warren kick) NCS-FO warren 30 NCS Hall 10 run (run failed) Attendance S7M3. Jets Topple Raiders, 27-14 NEW YORK (AP) Emerson Boozer rambled for two touchdowns and a tenacious defense picked off four Oakland passes Saturday night, triggering the New York Jets to a 27-14 victory that ended the Raiders' American Football League unbeaten string at three games. Boozer, the AFL's top point maker, scored his seventh and eighth TDs of the season ao the Eastern Division leaders swept to their third victory in four starts.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) -Purdue's Boilermakers bombed the Northwestern Wildcats with three touchdowns in the final quarter Saturday for a come-from-behind 25-16 victory in the Big Ten football opener for both teams. Leroy Keyes, Purdue's do-ev-erything halfback, scored three of Purdue's touchdowns, two of them on long passes from sophomore quarterback Mike Phipps. Keyes total yardage on pass Navy Stuns Michigan, 26-21 ANN ARBOR.Mich. (AP) -Terry Murray slashed 25 yards off left tackle to cap an 80-yard fourth quarter drive which carried Navy to a come-from-be-hind 26-21 victory over favored Michigan Saturday.

The slick passing of quarterback John Cartwright and running of halfback Jeri Balsly sustained the 12-play drive which consumed most of the final eight minutes of play. Cartwright set up the touchdown with a 17-yard pass to end Rob Taylor to the Michigan 42. The Navy victory, its 6econd in three games, offset a sensa tional performance by Michigan's Ron Johnson who scored two touchdowns on runs of 62 and 72 yards and set up the third Wolverine score with a 37- yard Nivy-Mlchiiin First downs Rushing yardags Passing yardage Returning yardagi Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Navv 22 13 164 171 308 78 7 101 13-28-0 9-23-1 9-40 4-39 0 3 50 10 7 35 3 e-2 Michigan Mich-Johnson 42 run (Hankwiti kick) 14 0 0 721 wavy eaisiy run n-nurcn kick) Navy-FO Church 31 Mich Sioo 4 run (Hunkwltf klrkl Navy-Taylor 15 pass from Cartwright Itnurcn kick) Navy FG Church 28 iMich Johnson 72 run (Hankwltz kick) Navy Murray 25 run (Pass failed) Attendance 72 341 Eagles Trim Mars Hill, 14-12 MARS HILL, N.C. (AP) -Touchdowns in the second and third periods enabled Carson' Newman College to edge stubborn Mars Hill College, 14-12, in a homecoming game here Satur day. Carson-Newman 0.

7 7 014 Mars Hill I I i 4-12 CN-McCaH 12 pass from Ford (Pitt kick) CN-Medlln 30 pass from McMillan IPltt kick) MH-FG Stephens 30 MH-FG Stephens 34 MH Balcomo 30 run (pass failed) 'Attendance 3,500. i California Nips Falcons BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)-An Air Force gamble for a two pointer after a touchdown in the closing two minutes narrowly missed and California edged the scrappy Falcons Saturday Cal's quarterback Barry Bronk ran for one touchdown and passed for another to cap 77-and 88-yard drives for a 14-6 lead after three quarters. Gennett Top Gun In Skeet Shoot Top honors in the Greenville Gun Club went to Charlie Gennett yesterday as he netted 50 points. Dewey Parks and lom Tavlor Jr.

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CE 2-5331 ONE HOUR'S FREE PARKI1SG 1V THE REAR OF OUR STORE WITH A MIMMVM PURCHASE OF $21 Purdue, ranked No, 4 nation. ally and fresh from upsetting Notre Dame, was 13 points down to Northwestern before it finally got moving. Dick Emmerich, the Wildr-at' leading scorer last year on kicks alone, booted three field goals to tie the modern Big Ten record. But he and his mates couldn't handle Purdue's Phipps-Keyes aerial combina tion in tne dutches. PhiDDS hit Keves with two bombs, one for 79 Yards on f.h last play of the first half and one for 65 yards on the first play of the fourth quarter.

The sec-ond gave the Boilermakers their first lead at 18-16 and Keyes turned passer to set up a seven-yard clincher touchdown. Northwestern 4 7 3 t-U Purdue 6 a 19-25 Nor FG Emmerich 2i Nor FG Emmerich 25 Nor-Kuriawski 1 run (Emmerich kick) Pur Keves 79 EM fmm Phirmt kirk failed) Nor FG Emmerich 77 Pur Keves AS Dass from Phtaet (nm failed) Pur-Baitiell 4 run (pass failed) Pur-Keye 7 run (BallzHI kick) Attendance 61,092. East Carolina Gets 4th Win, Downs Salukis GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) East Carolina defenders stole four passes, scoring one touch down and setting up another, as the Pirates romped to their fourth straight football victory, 21-8, over Southern Illinois Saturday night. The Salukia finally scored after Che game was over.

A touchdown following an interception with six seconds left, was completed after the clock ran out. Southern Illinois 0 0 0 8 tasr Laronna 0 7 721 ECU Rhodes 41 pass Interception (Tyson kick) ECU Col son 1 run (Tyson kick) ECU Cothran 1 run (Tyson kick) Si-Pace 3 yards pass from Kelly (Spallone pass from Kelly) Attendance 14,500. Dolphins Face Another Rough Week In AFL By HAL BOCK Associated Press Sports Writer Pity the poor Miami Dolphins. Last week they ran into red-hot Joe Namath, who shredded their defenses for 415 yards passing and led New York to a 29-7 victory. This Sunday, it's the Kansas Caty Chiefs, who aren expected to be in a happy mood after dropping their first American Football League game in almost a year to Oakland last week.

Elsewhere, Buffalo plays at Denver and Boston at San Die go. The San Diego-Boston game originally was scheduled for Saturday night in Boston, but was switched to San Diego as a Sunday game because of five World Series. The switch of the San Diego-Boston game left only one Sat urday night game, that between Oakland at the New York Jets. Ryan Passes Browns Over Steelers, 21-10 CLEVELAND (AP) Frank Ryan, apparently recovered from assorted injuries, fired the touchdown passes and Cleveland's ground game shredded Pittsburgh's league leading rushing defense Saturday night for a 21-10 National Football league victory before 82,949. The Browns' quarterback shaking off two sprained ankles along with shoulder and finger injuries, threw a 15-yard touchdown to Paul Warfield in the second quarter and added two more in the third.

Ryan connected on a 49-yard TD toss to Ralph Smith and a 15-yarder to Ernie Green that gave Cleveland a 21-10 lead. Nebraska Ekes By Kansas MANHATTAN, Kan. UP) -Bill Bomberger'a 31-yard field goal with 1:11 left, climaxing a last ditch 17-play drive, rescued unbeaten 7th ranked Nebraska 16-14 Saturday over fired-up Kansas State. Rookie quarterback Frank Patrick performed like a veteran for the Big Eight champions in the winning drive, hitting key passes to split end Dennis Richnafsky, and making a key third-down 10-yard keeper to keep alive the drive which started at the Nebraska 15. A big play was a fourth-down pass interference call against K-State cornerback Mike Dun-jcafl when Nebraska appeared I stalled at the K-State 34.

It gave the Huskers a first down I at the 26. Nebraska 0 7 6 3-U 1 Kansas State 14 0 0 0-14 KS-Davis run (Brunin Kick) KS-Davis 1 run (Bruhin kick) Neb-Richnafsky I pki from Patrick (Bomberser kick) Neb-Oreoory 1 run (kick tailed) Neh-f-G 31 Bomberger Attendance; 20.0C0. By ED SCHUYLER JR. Professional basketball, keeping up with the expansion trend. launches its 1967-68 season this week with a larger National Basketball Association and a brand new league, the American Basketball Association.

Both loops open with one game each Friday, Oct. 13. In the NBA, the new Seattle Supersonics play the Warriors at San Francisco, while the Oakland Oaks are at home against the Anaheim Amigos in the ABA. There are nine other clubs in the ABA, which is providing the competition for the NBA since the American Basketball League folded a few seasons back. They are the Dallas Chapar UCLA Fights Penn State For 17-15 Win UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.

(AP) Third ranked UCLA came from behind scoring all its 17 points in the second half Sat urday to overcome stubborn Penn State 17-15 for Its fourth straight victory. A capacity crowd of 48,233, fourth largest In Penn State his tory, saw the scrappy Nittany Lions fall after taking a 7-0 halftime lead. UCLA managed only one touchdown from scrimmage, a three-yard rollout in the fourth quarter by quarterback Gary Beban, whose 184 career points is an all-time high for the Bruins. In the third quarter, UCLA's soccer-style kicker, Zenon And' rusyshyn, booted his seventh field goal of the season a 37-yarder and tackle Hal Griffin recovered a block punt in the end zone for the Bruin's score that put them ahead to stay. UCLA penn state First downs Rushing yardae Passing yardage Return yardage Passes 17 17 101 7 ,0,60 1S1 73 7m Fumbles lost J.

punts Yards penalized 71 Jr UCLA 0 0 10 7-17 Penn State 7 0 0 015 PS-Campbell run (Abbey kick) UCLA FG Andrusyshyn 37 UCLA-Gritfki recovered blocked punt In end lone (Andruavshvn kick) UCLA Beban 3 run (Andrusyshyn kick) PS-Cherry 2 run (Sherman run) Attendance 48,233. Best Times Fish-Hunt The schedule of Solunar Periods, is printed below, has been taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days so that you will be fishlnq In good territory or hunting in good cover during these times, If you wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer. The Maior Periods are shown In boldface type. These begin at the times snown end last for an hour and a halt or two hours thereafter.

The Minor Periods, shown in regular type, are ol somewhat shorter duration. A.M. Min. MaJ. 3:45 P.M.

Day Sun. Mon. Min. 12:55 1:55 2:55 3:45 4:20 4:45 5:05 MaJ. 4:15 5:15 6:15 7:10 8:00 8:45 9:25 12:20 1:20 2:05 2:45 3:25 4:05 4:50 4:40 5:35 6:30 7:20 8:10 8:55 9:35 Tues.

Wed. Thurs. Fit Sat. Sun. 5:25 10:05 By RON RAPOPORT Vince Lombardi finally has admitted that Bart Starr has been playing with injuries and is a doubtful starter when Green Bay meets Detroit Sunday.

The Lions may be pardoned a they greet the news with something less than enthusiasm. Ordinarily, no team in Rs right mind would relish meeting the Starr-led Packers. But Bart has been having his problems this year.In the season's opening game, the Lions intercepted four of his passes and threw him for losses seven times for a total of 58 yards. In Green Bay's second game, a close victory over Chicago, Star was intercepted five times and it wasn't until he was taken out of the line-up against Atlanta last week and Zeke Bratkow-ski took over at quarterback, that the Packers began to click, wracking up the Falcons 23-0. SEES UPSET aged 40 points and 489 yards on total offense in three games was limited to a lone touchdown and only two other serious scoring threats.

Mike Hilka started the Wolf-pack upset by intercepting a Houston pass early in the third period and returning 11 yards to midfield. Eleven plays later Bobby Hall rammed over from the two and Gerald Warren's In two key games in the Coastal Division of the Western Conference Sunday, San Fran cisco meets Los Angeles and Chicago faces Baltimore. Both the Rams and Colts are unheal en and if they win again this week, a climactic game between them follows next Sun- day Dallas and Washington, tied with Philadelphia for the lead In the Capitol Division of the Eastern Conference with 2-1 marks meet in D.C. Stadium. Philadelphia tries to maintain its share of the Capitol Division lead against Atlanta, winless in three starts.

New Orleans, 0-3, meets New York in the Giants' home open- er.Receiver Homer Jones and back Ernie Koy have been bright spots for the Giants, but the defense has had its prob lems. The Indians in the final quarter. LaGrone led Arkansas State to the three yard line with pass es to Gerald Jumper and Gary Crane. Then he carried the ball the final three yards himself for ASU's only score. The Citadel controlled the first half offensively and defensively but the final two quarters were played on about even terms.

FSU Shades A 19-18 COLLEGE STATION, Tex, (AP) Florida State recovered a Texas fumble on the 27 and punched over on the next play to pull out a 19-18 victory and posted the Seminoles' first triumph of the football season Saturday night. Bill Moreman went off guard on the left side to dash 27 yards and fall across the goal line for Florida State's winning touch down after the ball changed hands twice in less than a min ute. Florida State drove 71 yards to the Texas eight-yard line but a pass from quarterback Kim Hammond fell into the arms of Aggie Tom Sooy in the end zone to finish tne threat momentarily. But the second play later, Seminole John Crowe recovered Aggie Larry Sgegent's fumble, setting the scene for Moreman's run. The Citadel Rolls By Arkansas State AUTO INSURANCE Save SSS With George GEORGE BOMAR COMPANY INSURANCE AUTO LIFE FIRE HOME GROUP ACCIDENT BUSINESS COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 104 E.

STONE AVE. LITTLE ROCK (UPI)-Quar-terback Tony Passander threw for one touchdown and ran for another Saturday night to lead The Citadel to a 20 7 yictory over Arkansas State. Arkansas State's offensive punch was severerly weakened when quarterback Tim Keane and fullback Steve Gankiewicz went out with injuries early in the second period. The Citadel's starting quarterback, Jim Goolsby, put the Bulldogs ahead in the first quarter with a 23 yard scoring pass to Gene Hightower. Passander then took over and tfirew an 8 yard scoring pass to Mark Cassidy in the second period.

In the final quarter Passander scooted five yards for the Citadel's final score. Freshman Cecil LaGrone play ed his first college football for Arkansas State after Keane was injured. His passing was very sharp, after he overcame early nervousness, and he rallied the PHONES 232-8580 or 232-1915 NOW -l'ii'o interest on savings plus bank safely. Invest in a Certificate of Deposit. Minimum Amount $1,000 Bulldogs Edge Texas Tech LUBBOCK Tex.

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