Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 26

Sec. Three THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Wednesday, October 5, 1966 FAN FARE By Walt Ditzen MSU icked by 13 Points; ANVSOPV CAULS-jSP I'AA IN A V- -IT AAISHT SO EXTRA Notre Dame to Win Mickey Stanley To Play in Winter GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) -Mickey Stanley, the Detroit Tiger centerfielder, will undergo a tonsilectomy today before embarking on an off-season junket to diagnose curve balls. The Grand Rapids semi-pro product surprised local, finger-crossing fans and teammates by 28 NWHtM SHALL 'jp OU 1 1 SAV VOUlL I KNOW HOW -E OUT2 MEETINGS ii rSQ'" cogence Q-5- JWvga TT.lspuhpro 95 river I Dy leading the Tigers with a over Pittsburgh in National Football League play. In Saturday's American Football League games, San Diego is favored by three over New York, Buffalo is over Boston and Kansas City is 21 over Denver. On Sunday in the NFL', Washington is over Atlanta, Baltimore is picked by four over New York, Los Angeles three over Detroit, Dallas 1414 over Philadelphia and Green Bay 14 over San Francisco.

In the AFL, Oakland is an overwhelming 24-point choice over Miami. Kansas State; Purdue 24 over Iowa; Syracuse two touchdowns over Navy; Harvard 11 over Columbia; Auburn 14 over Wake Forest; Texas nine over Oklahoma; Dartmouth nine over Princeton; Cornell 14 over Penn; Penn State eight over Boston College; Duke six over Maryland; Oregon State eight over Oregon; Kentucky 11 over Virginia Tech; and Louisiana State 11 over Texas In professional action Saturday, Cleveland is rated W2 game against arch-rival Michigan. But the Spartans are 13-point favorites to dump their intra-state foe, which fell from seventh to 20th in the ratings after losing last week. UCLA, ranked second, isn't expected to have too much trouble with Rice and is a lopsided 19-point choice, while fourth-ranked Alabama is 20-points over Clemson. Southern California, No.

5, is picked by 15 over Washington and sixth-rated Arkansas is a 12-point favorite to whip Baylor. In the only battle between top 10 teams, seventh-ranked Tennessee is a slim two-point choice over Georgia Tech, rated No. 10. Nebraska No. 8 is a 13-point favorite over Wisconsin and ninth-rated Florida is a seven-point pick over intra-state rival Florida State.

NEW YORK (UPI) Notre Dame, an offensive powerhouse averaging 439 yards per game, is a 28-point favorite to demolish an Army team which has allowed only six points in three encounters. The third-ranked Irish, unbeaten after two games, have breezed by Purdue and Northwestern on the passing of Terry Hanratty and the receiving of Jim Seymour, a pair of sensational sophomores. The Cadets, stringing together back-to-back shutouts after limiting Kansas State to six points in their opening game, field eleven hard-nosed players on defense but are still expected to become Notre Dame's third victim on Saturday. Top-ranked Michigan State, the defending Big 10 champion, plays a traditionally tough ANNUAL I'tfl 1 MISSIONARY li'W CONVENTION ISSfff jA 7:00 P.M. First Church of God 'iffi I 1 370 Capital S.W.

Rev. Don Hillis .289 batting average this season, with 68 hits in 235 official trips to the plate. Stanley's defensive skills in center field had long been acknowledged but he came up with a "good field, good hit" year during the past season. After Stanley sheds his tonsils today, he is looking forward to becoming a father for a second time around Oct. 12.

Then he leaves on a junket Oct. 15 for Puerto Rico winter baseball with teammates Joe Sparma, Ray Oyler, Gates Brown and Willie Horton. Stanley credits Frank Skaff, the acting manager, with giving him a break. "Frank played me and that was the difference. I hit better later in the year and had more confidence up there at the plate because I was playing more," he said.

Central Runners Edge Eastern Battle Creek Central's oncoming cross country team notched its third Six-A victory in four outings yesterday by edging Lansing Eastern over the Arboretum course, 27-28. Dave Patton of the Bearcats surged home first to take individual honors on a time of 11:01.0 while teammate Bob MacDonald put on a driving finish to take the vital 9th spot by a half step to provide the margin of victory. In between, Bob Campbell placed fourth, John MacDonald fifth and Chuck Swain eighth for the Bearcats. Chris Marvin led Eastern with a second spot finish. Briton 'XV Among State's Unbeaten Of the three unbeaten teams, MSU has scored the most points, 96, while Hillsdale has been the stingiest, having given up but 19.

Mich. College Statistics Pet. Albion 3 0 0 1.000 Hillsdale 3 0 0 1.000 Michigan State 3 0 0 1.000 Adrian 2 1 0 .667 1 100 Guaranteed against rust-out, blow-out or any other reason as long as you own the Car, by Midas International Corp. Starlite League 667 667 667 CHEVROLET FORD Betty Watson 533, Joyce Pearce 215. White House Ice By the Associated Press The list of unbeaten college football teams in Michigan dwindled to three after state teams won but two games in nine meetings with out-of-state opponents last Saturday.

Four other teams listed among the unbeaten and untied fell for the first time, leaving Albion, Hillsdale and top-rated Michigan State alone in the elite group. Four other teams have yet to win their first game although Eastern Michigan has played a tie. Wayne State is 0-2, Alma 0-3 and Central Michigan 0-4. Last Saturday's poor showing left the state's 17 college football teams with a combined 25-24-1 record. They are 18-16-1 against outstate foes.

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