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Navy 22 Pittsburah 21 Story on Page 3 Mississippi Houston News- SEC. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1967 Rentz Passes Gators Past Vanderbilt Southern 14 Purdue 41 Duke 7 Oreann Houston 13 Iowa 22 PAGE 1 Stofy on pagg 3 Sto 2 Stojy pagg 3 StQry on pgge 2 27 Record (1,855 Watch Contest Kim Hammond Riddles Bulldog Defense As Florida State Seminoles Win 24-12 Richard Trapp Back In Form, Catches Rentz Passes for 244 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -Quarterback Larry Rentz com pleted 15 of 20 passes and drove favored Florida to a 27-22 Southeastern Conference victory over Vanderbilt before a record homecoming crowd of 61,855 Saturday. Rentz, filling in after two other quarterbacks went out of action earlier in the season, brought the Gators from behind TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Florida State's Kim Hammond picked Mississippi State's defense apart and tossed three touchdown passes, leading the Seminoles to a 24-12 football victory Saturday night.

Both of Mississippi State's touchdowns came after Bulldog defenders intercepted passes from Gary Pajcic, who relieved Hammond in the third quarter. Top Form Hammond, who had been hampered by a knee injury for the last three weeks, was back in top form and accounted for most of the yardage as Florida State broke a school passing record by gaining 377 yards. The old mark of 355 was set against Villanova in 1954. Unable to get Florida State's running attack rolling, Hammond took to the air in the second quarter for the first of the three touchdown drives. Two receptions by flanker Ron Sellers accounted for 60 after a wild second quarter in which each team tallied two touchdowns and Vanderbilt added a field goal for a 15-14 half-time lead.

Trapp in Form From the second half kickoff, Rentz moved the Gators 60 yards In 10 plays for the go-ahead touchdown. He saved the drive with a fourth down pass of i i tfs. ftf 23 yards to flanker Richard Trapp, who returned to his SEC record form of 1966 with eight catches for 118 yards. Rentz, who passed for 244 yards, ran for Florida's first touchdown on an apparent ill yards as the Seminoles moved 87 yards with four passes. The score came on an eight-yard fated play.

As the flow of play toss to tight end Chip Glass. ers went to the right side of the field, no one took the ball from the quarterback. Rentz abruptly turned to his left and circled end for 17 yards and the first 32-Yard TD Hammond added another touchdown in the third quarter after, he found halfback Larry Green all alone near the goal line and connected on a 32-yard Tannen (22), brought him down. (AP scoring pass. Only two of the 75 yards covered in the drive were earned on the ground.

PASS GOOD FOR THREE Jim Whiteside (35), Vanderbilt back pulls a pass good for a 3-yard gain before Florida back Steve score. He threw 33 yards to Larry Smith for another touchdown and drove the Gators 43 yards for the clincher in the final period. Vanderbilt had plenty of offense, too, and made almost as many threats as Florida. Vandy Star Hurt A 46-yard pass to Green was the big ground-gainer in the third touchdown drive. Azzaro of Notre Dame (not pictured).

Kick was good in second quarter. Shown is Michael Young (64) of Michigan State. (AP Wirephoto) BACK BENDER Charles Bailey (61) of Michigan State uses the person of Bob Jock-isch (70) of Notre Dame as a step to attempt to block the field goal attempt of Joe Linebacker D. D. Lewis Roger May got the Commo picked off the first Pajcic pass near midfield and ran it back to to 13-10 Clemson Alabama Struggles Win Over Fired-Up dores their first two scores but was injured in the third quarter and Gary Davis stepped in to Florida State's 20.

Two plays later Tommy Corbett twisted tally the final touchdown on a away from tacklers and scored on a 13-yard run around right Soph Leads Irish to 24-12 Win Over Crippled Spartans 67-yard drive in the closing minutes. CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) Alabama's defensive unit, in trouble several times, held, end. Mississippi State safety Bill Kiser grabbed a Paicic Dass. On the way to its fourth vie- in the clutches Saturday as the Crimson Tide whipped Clemson 13-10 before a crowd torv in five eames.

Florida niled of 49.500 in Tiger Stadium. The Crimson Tide piled up all its points in the nrst up 388 yards of offense as the giving the Bulldogs the ball at slender 160-pound Rentz proved SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Sophomore Jeff Zimmerman scored three touch-1 the Florida State 30, to set up he can do the job at quarter- downs, one on a zig-zaggmg 47-yard run, to pace relentless Notre Dame to a 24-12 itne last touchdown Hammond completed 21 of 37 back. victory over trouble-beset Michigan State Saturday. Zimmerman also bolted seven Football Scores yards, capping an 84-yard Smith ran for 105 yards against the Commodores and march, for Notre Dame's first half, then staved off all but one of Clemson's second half efforts to catch up.

Long Pass Play A 61-yard pass from Kenny Stabler to Dennis Homan at the Clemson 19 set up Alabama's touchdown the first time the Tide had the ball. Steve Morgan plunged over from the three to can the 68-yard march. First Win Over Tech in 18 Years touchdown and grabbed a 30- caught three passes for 49 yards yard scoring pass from Terry Vanderbilt was able to get passes for 369 yards, also breaking a passing record of 313 yards set against Tampa in 1959 by Joe Majors. Mississippi State's sophomore quarterback, Tommy Pharr, completed only one pass all night a 30-yard touchdown toss to wingback Dwight Sisk in Hanratty, giving the Irish a 17-0 halftime lead. only 37 yards on the ground but traveled through the air for 191 Tulane Green Wave Surprises COLLEGE Yale 41, Cornell 7 Wilkes 69, Haverford 0 Alfred 24, Rochester 21 Drexel 19, Penn Military 6 lona 41, Georgetown, D.

C. Vermont 20, Norwich 19 Rhode Island 27, Bucknell 7 riddling Florida's status as second best in the nation in pass Spartans Finally Score The nationally-televised con- defense. 14 Delaware Valley 42, Ursinus SOUTH Florida 27, Vanderbilt 22 Florida State 24, Miss. State test bore faint resemblance third quarter Favored Georgia Tech 23 to 12 Florida's automatic toe, 12 last year's classic 10-10 Irish Pharr was injured on an un Wayne Barfield, who booted all three extra points he attempted, set a conference record of 42 straight over three seasons. Jim NEW ORLEANS (AP) Tu-ithe Green Wave to their second Spartan deadlock at East Lansing, Mich.

Injury and suspension-wracked MSU failed to successful two-point run attempt and junior Phil Thomas took The BulldnpV nnlv npnnlrv fivo New Hampshire 21, Northeastern 13 Bates 28, Middlebury 16 Amherst 34, Wesleyan 0 Muhlenberg 43, Swarthmore 32 Union 37, Hobart 15 Adelphi 29, Siena 0 Gettysburg 27, Lafayette 17 Worchester Tech 19, Coast Guard 7 Williams 30, Tufts 22 victory of the season. Steve Davis kicked field goals of 35 and 34 yards and added one extra point to account for the remainder of the Alabama scoring. Tiger Field Goal Clemson, whose defensive unit forced 'Bama to punt five times in the first half, got three points in the first period on Steedley Candler's 30-yard field goal. lane rediscovered how to run, score until only 10 minutes re- vards for nffsiri' lpH tho Alabama 13, Clemson 10 Tennessee 17, LSU 14 South Carolina 31, Maryland 0 Mississippi 14, Houston 13 N. C.

State 28, Duke 7 Wake Forest 20, N. Carolina 10 The Citadel 21, East Carolina 19 Quantico 3, East Tennessee 0 Chattanooga 0, Tenn. Tech 0 tie Western Kentucky 30, Morehead 19 Wash. Lea 16, Bridgewater 0 Southwestern, Tenn. 31, Sewanee held block and defense Saturday Georgia Tech averted its first shutout in 27 games late in my Keyes of Mississippi the old mark of 40.

night, shaking off its football the fourth period when quarter Vanderbilt Florida doldrums and outclassing highly favored Georgia Tech, 23-12. back Bill Eastman, switched to the position from defensive half mained, with Dwight Lee smashing the final two yards of a 54-yard drive. A few minutes later, the Spartans struck again after recovering an Irish fumble on Notre Dame's 33 and scored on a first score by the Seminoles in a 31-yard field goal. Grant Guthrie missed a 37-yard attempt but kicked the three pointer after the penalty was marked off. Pharr and Corbett were the With big Warren Bankston, back due to injuries to Yellow Jacket signal callers, crashed converted from backup quarter 16 16 37 144 191 244 180 126 16-33-2 15-20-1 6-38 4-34 0 2 30 57 First downs Rushing yordaqe Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized over from the four.

back to fullback, the Green Wave offense showed poise and The Tigers came to life in the final period for their touchdown. After recovering a loose ball at the Tide 32, Clemson went the rest of the way in five plays, Buddy Gore plunging over from the one. six-yard pass from emergencyimain attack for the underdnn Tech also got a touchdown with two minutes left on a short punch. The Greenie line block 722 quarterback Bill Feraco to end Mississippi State team in the Vanderbilt 0 15 Florida 0 14 727 run by Doc Harvin. Frank Waters ing, woefully weak early this season, was superb and the once poms defense stopped Tech's SOUTHWEST Nebraska 29, TCU 0 Texas 21, Baylor 3 Texas Lutheran 34, Trinity, Texas 12 Oklahoma State 10, Colorado 7 Texas 35, Sul Ross 13 Southwest Texas 59, McMurry 0 Austin 49, Colorado College 25 FAR WEST Southern Cal 28, Oregon 6 Brigham Young 17, Utah 13 Washington 23, California 6 Oregon State 35, Washington State Air Force 17, Colorado State 17 tie Idaho 28, Parsons 27 Pacific U.

34, San Jose State 14 Weber State 19, Idaho State 7 Nevada 23, Hayward State 7 early stages of the game. One of the two backs carried on ev- It was Tulanes first victory Fla Rentz 17 run (Barfield kick) Von FG Meriwether 35 Fla Smith 33 pass from Rentz (Bar- State Short Handed over Georgia Tech in 18 years Mnt tho fini mirror erY Mississippi State play until The Jackets had won the last 15 Trade 3-Pointers Gene Raburn passed 41 yards to Dick Brewer at the Clemson field kick) running game cold. Junior Stars Ulll.ll Ull 111IU.1 jUUI IV1 I could Michigan State, its lineup fhfr tned h's st pass the last games between the two rivals, minute of the first half. Bankston, a 6-foot-4 220-pound patched to replace injured 19 to set up Davis' first field! now Southern independents but Van Goodridge 23 pass from May (pass failed) Van Whiteside 1 run (pass failed) Fla McKeel 1 run (run failed) Fla Smith 1 run (Barfield kick) Van Strong 1 pass from Davis (Meriwether kick) Attendance 61,855. junior, rushed tor 81 yards ana quarterback Jimmy Raye and six players suspended for a cur both former Southeastern Conference foes.

Corbett also was injured in the third quarter and Mississippi State only gained 34 yards on the ground in the second half. 16 Bethany, W. Va. 48, Case 8 Western Maryland 35, Randolph-Macon 3 Troy 28, NW Louisiana 20 Frostburg 27, Gallaudet 0 Guilford 51, Newberry 6 Susquehanna 27, Frederick 7 Wheaton 19, Georgetown, Ky. 0 MIDWEST Notre Dame 24, Mich.

State 1Z Purdue 41, Iowa 22 Kansas 28, Iowa State 14 Minnesota 20, Michigan 15 Oklahoma 7, Missouri 0 Illinois 17, Ohio State 13 Toledo 14, Kent State 13 Western Mich. 42, Marshall 10 Northwestern 17, Wisconsin 13 Xavier (O) 3, Villanova 0 Kalamazoo 14, Hope 7 Dayton 10, Ohio U. 9 Louisville 24, Wichita State 17 Ohio Wesleyan 24, Wittenberg 23 Southern Illinois 15, Tulsa 13 Ball State 26, Indiana State 24 Wooster 33, Hiram 11 Heidelberg 34, Otterbein 21 Adelbert 14, John Carroll 10 Akron 42, Bradley 12 N. D. State 34.

South Dakota 0 Northern Illinois 24, Hillsdale 14 Missouri Valley 14, Washington, Mo. 7 Ea tern Illinois 12, Western Illinois 7 Winona State 10, Michigan Tech 6 junior end Turk Evans caught two touchdown passes to start few violation, carry the battle Tulane took advantage of to the hard-hitting Irish. Georgia Tech miscues late in the second period, and within a Over the first three quarters miss, state 12 Cln.il a goal. Stabler later threw 33 yards to Homan in a 72-yard march that ended with Davis' other three-pointer. Eddie Propst cut off a final Clemson threat in the closing seconds when he intercepted a Jimmy Addison pass at the Tide 24.

I 012 724 in whir-h Nntrp Damp hinlr a iu 4y2 minute span put 16 points on the scoreboard and went into FSU FG 31 Guthrie FSU Glass 8 pass from Hammon 24-0 lead, which also included a 32-yard field goal by Joe Azzaro in the second quarter, the dressing room with a sur Carl Kremser's 33-Yard Kick Lilts Vols Over LSU 17-14 prising 23-0 halftime lead. lournne kick) FSU Green 32 pass from Hammond (Guthrie kick) MSU Corbett 13 run (pass foiled) Michigan State crossed midfield Both of Evans' touchdown only twice, reaching the Irish 30 p0" from Pharr (run passes were thrown by quarter in tne secona penoa ana wi fsu- Moremen 4 DOSS from HommnnH back Bobbv Duhon. Chuck Lof (Guthrie kick) Attendance 21,774 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) I The run down the right side- 100-yard scamper. ton ran from the five and in tne tnira- man-born Uwe Pontius kicked! 4th vict a 34-yard field goal.

notchj jts foimh Tulane got outstanding defen- a jnst setbacks top-ranked ends Carl Kremser kicked a 33-yard lines set a kickoff return record LSU marched 70 yards for its field goal with a minute left Sat-for, LSU, shattering the old game-tying TD with Stokley rac- Virginia lech Stays Unbeaten, Tops W. Va. 20 7 MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP) Virginia Tech put together a pair of touchdowns by George Constantinides and a pair of field goals by John Utin to beat Celtics Defeat 76ers 104-95 urday to give fourth-ranked I mark of 99 set by J.W.

Broad-ing 14 yards for the score. 7'u i. 17 14 fr.rvtl-.nll virtnJnavf anaincl T7Wirlo in 107 run kr.r,., mll n.it Iko HaDer and Jim WallaCe. sive performances from EAST Army 24, Stanford 20 Navy 22, Pittsburgh Holy Cross 38, Buffalo 25 Penn State 29, Syracuse 20 Massachusetts 24, Boston U. Davidson 38, Connecticut 18 Juniata 41, Lock Haven 6 Indiana, Pa.

23. Slippery Rock Brown 7, Colgate 0 Columbia 24, Rutgers 13 Notre Dame scored on touch-jdown drive of 84, 41 and 82 iyards. They were a mixture of Hanratty's timely passing and ry over Louisiana State. Hurd kicked the first of two ex- left but after the Tennessee de- The triumph put Tennessee in tra points. fense sped over to stop the play, undisputed possession of first Grezaffi's run gave the Tigers the LSU field general reversed place in the Southeastern Con-inew life and they proceeded to his field and ran untouched to BOSTON (AP) The Boston Columbia Upsets Rutgers 24-13 strong running of Zimmer-j Celtics, still smarting from loss man.

Rocky Bleier and Bob ot tne National Basketball Asso- Gladieux. West Virginia 20-7 Saturday and remain unbeaten and untied in ference championship race with march 70 yards for the tying the end zone. 3-0 league record. The Vols counter late in the fourth period Warren, who obviously won are now 4-1 overall. LSU went with quarterback Nelson Stok- back his quarterback position on with a 4-2 mark.

ley racing over from the 14. his fine job of running the Vols' The issue in the hard-fought Warren, resuming his job as; attack, completed nine of 13 ibattle was in doubt until the fi- quarterback after a two-game passes for 170 yards. The alert fAirmi of Ohio Slips seven football games. ciation championship to Philadelphia last spring, streaked to their fifth straight victory while knocking the 76ers from the unbeaten ranks with a 104-95 decision Saturday night. The Celtics, now the NBA's NEW YORK (AP) Marty Domres, the Ivy League passing and total offense leader.

Undefeated Ydfe marched underdog Columbia to three first half touchdowns and CfUSheS COMe'l The Gobblers owed their scor-n firoOH ing opportunities largely to good raSt BO-Vlliig Weeil field position won by the punting rr-r-xT nu- nal 30 seconds when LSU's Roylabsence, Was at the throttle foriTiger defense picked off two iSUWLlINlj (jKkk.I, oe a uu ri 'i ji i. r- v.u,-- sideback Barton Frye grabbing Kuigers comeDacK enorts went down in errors as the Lions beat down in errors as the Lions beat a senior irom Two of his of Gene Fisher, Winchester, Va. xiuiu aiicmiJicu a ov-yaiu iieiufuuui vui aiA-puuueia. nc sci ujj (AP) Kent Thompson skipped igoal whicn saileci 0ff t0 the the first, which he scored him- one in the end zone to prevent NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) only undefeated power, wrecked tself, with a 14-yard pass to Chad- a possible Vol score.

the bcarlet Knights 24-13 Satur-j Surprising Yale remained un- the 76ers with a swift striking kicks traveled 78 and 53 yards1 over from the one-yard line with right, from scrimmage. 'nnlv sernnds left in the Mine! Tennessee ahead 14-0 fast break and a tenacious de- wick. Kremser kicked the first Stokley connected on nine of 15' day. beaten in Ivy League football forged runs by Suffering their third defeat on short touchdown of two extra points. tosses for 89 yards.

Tennessee's! Domres, a junior quarter-jwith a crushing 41-7 defeat ofifense to the cheers of the sellout Tennessee drove 80 yards in 11 Jimmy Glover grabbed one in back, set up Jim O'Connor's Cornell Saturday. The victory crowd of 13,909 at the Garden. nlavc fnr itc cprnnrl cr-nro Priarl. trio Vnl an A nnt tn ctifflp tfturhdnwn rim with a QPt nn a mootinn nf trio nnlv VfitPran Clam Tnnpc lprl Pnctnn i lllf tnflOC thO quarterback Dewey Warren and Mountaineers-nlaving before ai7 victory over Bowling Green intailback Waker Cnadwick. a Mid-American uunietein.ei But LSLJ.S sarnmy Grezaffi wick plunging six for the TD.

(Tiger threat. 166-yard pass to Don Brophy on defeated Ivy teams, Dartmouth 'with 23 points, but the Celtics football battle Saturday. electrified the sellout crowd of The fans had hardly returned. Fumbles plagued the Vols. 'the first play of the game and and Yale, here next Saturday.

bench paid off in the long run in The victory kept Miami in 54,596 by returning the Tennes- to their seats before Grezaffi LSU recovered two and others rolled five yards for another Dartmouth edged Harvard initial meeting of the season homecoming crowd of 31,500 at least could take comfort in having scored the only touchdown the Tech defense has yielded onlcontention for the MAC title see kickoff after the second Vol grabbed Kremser kickoff on which Tennessee recovered cost score the next time Columbia 21 at Cambridge, Satur-' with Wilt Chamberlain and 100 yards for a touchdown, the goal line and set sail on his the Vols valuable yardage. got the ball. day. company. the ground all season.

i with a 4-1 record.