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4-C FT. LAUDERDALE DAILY NEWS, Sept. 25. 57 Alabama Hit By Flu Woodruff Cuts Gator Drills; Other SEC Teams Work Hard Dirnkel Picks Gators, Vols, I Houston To Win Grid Games Falcons May Malay IBig Time (Grid Bid DENVER. W) Entry of the U.

S. Air Force Academy into big football may be delayed at least a year. Col. George Simler, the academy's athletic director said today. Col.

Simler said he would decide after watching the AFA Falcons in their games against Occidental and Detroit whether 1958 contests tentatively scheduled with Tulane, Staunford and Iowa should be cancelled. "It has nothing to do with our 47-0 loss to UCLA last Friday," Col. Simler said. "We just don't want to run before we can walk." "You don't book a Rocky Marciano against Joe Jones. That's why I want to survey our team against Occidental and Detroit.

Then I'll be in a good position to know how we might do in 1958." GAMES OF WEEK ENDING SEPT. 29, 1957 Texas 3.5( 2)Tulan IU Tex. AH 74.1 (15)McMurry 50.2 Rat i Pitt. Rsrter Tex. AM 87.5 (31 Tex.

Tech OO.Ol Heidelberg 48 6 Hillsdale 58.5 (18 1 Cent 40.2 Hope 52.4(35)Alma M7.6 Iowa Tchrs 41.8 (11) NJ3 30.0 Kan.Wesl'n 46.4i44) Bethany 2.0 L'ke Forest r7.3( lllll.Wesrn 26.5 MiUikin 35.2( 01 Carroll 35.0 AMONG TOP 150 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER right halfback Clay WTalls, guard Billy Raines and tackle Dave Sington. The Florida Gators, scheduled to play UCLA last week but who had to postpone the game because of the flu, meet Wake Forest this week. Coach Bob Woodruff shortened practice for his squad to about an hour and a half with the comment, "our team is leg weary." Tex. Wesfn 81.5( 0W. Texas St.

81.2 Tufts 07.7(31IBowdoia 36.6 Vanderbilt 06 6(12 'Georgia 74.6 Villa nova 0 0 (28 Furman 82.2 Bradley M.4(S4)W. Illinois 44.3 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IT Va. Tech 82.4 81 W. Virginia B3.2 Wash. State 00 2 61 California 85 0 Chat'nooga MT( 5 Abil.Chris'vi ti Denver l.S( 4' San Jom St.

57.1 Westm'ster S0.6(l)Thiel 50.5 G. Wuk'toa 77.7(22 i Citadel 55.1 Mo.Mines 59.7 5l Wash n. Mo. 54.3 Moorhead 33.2( 0)St. Cloud 32.9 Muskingum 52.1 21 Akron 4 8 N.WJo.St.

30.5( DFt.Hays St. 20.1 PittsburgSt. 55.2(14) Warrensburg 40.8 Rose Poly ll.StlDC'Cordia.I. 1.0 St. Ambrose 49.5( HMo.

Valley 46.8 St Benedict 48.1 (14) Wm.JeweU 34.0 St. John 53.1 (29) Hamlin 23.9 Kent Stat 7.40i B-Wallace 3S 3 Csach Paul Dietzel ran his Louisiana State squad through 15 minutes of offense scrimmaging and another 20 minutes of defensive work. LSU meets Alabama Satur-' day night in Baton Rouge. The University of Georgia split the emphasis between defense and offense in a spirited session. Coach Wally Butts was cheered over news that Capt.

J. B. Davis be available for limited duty against Vanderbilt. Davis, a punt return specialist, missed last week's opener against Texas with a groin injury. Tennessee, preparing for Auburn, tuned up its passing game.

The Vols also worked briefly in a punting drill, with emphasis on the quick kick. Louisville 5.2 (14t E.Ky.State 5.S 7 7 1 20 Jacks' 5S.S u.tOA. 101.31 II Illinois 83.7 Younfat'B M.0(2lTenn.Tech 43 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER- St Major League Boxes SWoseph 70.3'24)DePauw 46.5 St.Norbert 55.9(14Mankato 42.2 St. Thorn as 00.0(31) Augsburg 28 E.Mo.St. 28.9 61 E.

Illinois 22.3 So. Phnois 54.3( W.Mo.St 40 6 91 Emporia St. 31.5 SterHng 32.3( 31 20.9 Valparaiso 50.3 (24 'Ball St. 26.1 By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS Extensive scrimmages were the orders of the day for many Southeastern Conference football squads Tuesday. At least one team however was handicapped by the flu.

Mississippi, looking for a winner Saturday against Kentucky, got in what may be the week's heaviest practice. The squad was divided into three units, each working awhile between offense against a freshman lineup and defense against a team equipped with Kentucky plays. Tulane coach Andy Pilney sent his squad through a brisk workout designed to halt the Texas offense. He then ran Tulane plays against the reserves. The Greenies will wind up Its heavy work Wednesday.

The Alabama Crimson Tide had its workout hampered by the flu which has ten athletes. Including four starters, out of action. The four starters held out of the practice session were left halfback Gary OSteen. Arkansas 2.1 (IS) Tulsa fS. Army 3 7 (M Nrbraaka (4 1 Boston TJ.

89.2(2S MM. U. 40.4 BowUgGr'Bl m.s( 6)Xavier. O. S3 2 Brown "69 8 UO i Columbia 5S3 Cincinnati 73.

Si Wichita 64.S NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Clemson S7 1(201 N.Carolina 77.5 Wabash 53.9( 0 Butler 53.7 HR Aaron. SF Spahn. LOB St CHICAGO ah Wilmington 18 8(171 0.Northern 1.9 Louis Milwaukee 10. BB Jones 2, Akins Ilrtike Hand In Loss ST. LOUIS, in X-rays disclose Virgil Akins of St.

Louis, a contender for the middleweight title, broke bone in his left hand in the second or third round of the Wittenberg: 46.5(34) Marietta 12.7 Col. Paciflt 80.4 21) Fresno St. 59.1 Collate 70.7 (10) Cornell 60 5 Colorado 4.t17iUtah, 7S.1 Coio. State 6 4i22iN. Mexico 5S.7 Barnes 3, Martin 1.

Spaiin 4. SO Wisconsin 92.2 (4? (Marquette 40 Wvoming 00.4 (23) Montana 57.1 Yale 84.7 (14) Connecticut 70.5 OTHER EASTERN FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 Ithaca 52.6 EStroudsb'g 48.6 WChesterSt 50.8 (22) King's. Pa. 28.1 SATURDAY.

SEPTEMBER 2 Albright 40.S 4) Scran ton 38.2 AJ.C. 52.5(14)Upsala 38.0 Brandeis 51.3U6)Colby 35.8 Brock port 25.3( Ot Mansfield 25.1 Buffalo 53.8 (171 Carnegie T. 36.7 Cortland 49.0(25) Alfred 23.6 DelawareSt. 51.4ll9iBloomsbtrrg 32.5 Edinboro 42.5(10Slip. Rock '32 0 Geneva 4.l (12i Waynesburg 34 0 Hobart 55.1 (27 Allegheny 27.7 Hofstra 30.8 1 131 St.

Lawr'ct 24.0 Leb. Valley 61 Wilkes 22.8 Lock Haven 39.5(21)MUlersv'l 18.6 Lvcoming 47 .3 (23 1 Dickinson S4.4 Middlebury 47.0 SlWesleyan 43.2 Montclair 15 1( UNat.Angi-s 14.4 N.HavenSt. S.7( OlDrexel 40.6 No'eastern 43.4 7) Bridgeport P.M.C. 37 0(241 Wagner 13 Rochester 35.0(14IRJP.L 20.5 St. Vincent 56.7 (42) Clarion 14.5 Ship'nsbf 56.7(21) Shepherd 35.6 Union 48.4 6 1 Vermont 42.6 It 2 9(22)Grave City 4.7 Williams SS.Ol 2ITrmity.Ct.

52.7 1 Barnes Spahn C. HO Jones 3 In 0 (pitched to 4 batters in 1st), Barnes I uartmoutn 71. a lot N.H'pshire at .7 Dayton 73.J 4' Richmond 69 4 Oiln 0. Martin 1 In 2. R-ER Jones 4-4, 0 Barnes 0-0.

Martin 2-3, Spaiin 1-1 Wooster (3d) Ken yon zi.s OTHER SOUTHERN SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S Appalach'n 49 0d8)W. Carolina 31.1 Ark.AM 39.019iConway St. 20.1 Ark.Tech 55.8(17)SouthernSt. 38.6 Austin 39.9(lllHenderson 28 8 Bethanv 40.1 (20) W.V.Wesl'n 11.7 Drake 61.2UltS D.

Stale 50.0 Duke 97 0(141 Virginia 83.1 Florida 99. U9I Wke Forest 81.1 I CINCINNATI ib ol Temple. Ib 3 1 lJTburman. IT 3 lic-Whisenant 1 0 li Robinson, cf 3 4 ITaylor, II OS Post, rf 4 2 1' Bailey, '40 0Hoak. 3b 3 0 Oi McMillan.is 3 0 0 Jellcoat, 3 1 I OjHBP By Martin iTorrei.

WP 2 Barnes. Spahn (21-10). Jones Goryl. 3b Tanner. If Banks, as Long, lb Moryn, rf Speake, cf Massa.

Morgan, 2b Kaiser, a-Wlll Brigg, b-Haas Mayer, Florida St. 83.8 (18) Boston Coll. 1 U2-0). Ga. Tech 108.8(17)S.M.U.

SIS Gettysburg SIBuekneH 56 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Holy cnw 'imiuvM i 67.7 Houston V. 100.0 3) Baylor 7.1 Iowa 10S.i33)Utah SUt 73.1 WASHINGTON Davidson 06 (29 Carolina 37.0 E.Tenn.St. 57.1(15) W.Ky.State 42.0 Elon 4.6(22)GuUford 24.8 Em 54.4 4)HamSydney 50.0 Fairmont '40 1(19) GlenviUe 21.2 Howard 29.7 3)Sewanee BOSTON ab ab Kansas St. 75.3( Si Brig. Young 68.2 Lafayette 64.6(16) Muhlenberg 48 6 4 icimu, a IT 1 Totals ...34 3 Si 'Totals 31 Lamar T.

0iS W.La.Inst, 06.2 Lehigh 71.7 2) Delaware 89.5 L.S.U. 8.1( 0) Alabama 85.8 La. Tech 70.2(16S.F. Austin bout he lost to veteran Gil Turner last week at Atlantic City. "We knew Virgil had hurt his hand early in the fight," manager Eddie Tawitz said last night.

"But we did not know until after looking at X-rays that a bone had been broken. It made his left hand, which Is his most effective weapon, virtually useless. 0 lj Runnels, 3b 4 I 0 0 Courtney, 4 0 1 1 Sievers, If 4 0 lj Lemon, rf 3 0 1 Killebrew.3b 4 0 Scbult, lb 4 1 Bridges, ss 3 0 BATTERIES WHOLESALE RETAIL BEFORE YOU BUY CALL Florida Battery 535 N.W. lit AVE. JA 4-8551 Wore 48.7 (151 N.Britain 33.6 How.Pavne 6.2 (171 SW.TexasSt 47.8 Len'rRhvne 57.2 (2t Presbyter'n 36.3 Marshall 53.7( 7iMorehead 40.4 MarvvUl 34.5 7) Centre 27.7 Millsaos 25.8( 01 Livingston 25.5 Miss.Coll 33.0( 20.4 McXeese St.

S5.S SiKWLouis'na 5.4 Maine 64 S(16R Island 48.3 Williams, 3 Malzone, 3b 4 Jensen, rf 4 Vernon, lb 3 3 White, 4 Sullivan, 1 OTHER MIDWESTERN FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 Maryland 8S.4( State 84.4 Miami, 81.5 SI WJi4ichi(an 73.2 Michigan 104.5 (171 So.Calif. Newberry 55.7 8) Catawba 47.5 Tampa 80 8(22iTroy St. 38.5 3 I 1 Griggs, 2 W.Liberty Salem 30.2 llYvon Durelle Mich.State lOS.S '27) Indiana 78.4 Baker 39 I 41 ColEmporia M.i Michigan 39.5( 51 111 34.2 McPherson 33 111) Bethel 23.2 Washburn "51.3 II Omaha 50.6 Tarkio 20.4 (20) Central. Mo.

2j6 a-Cnrisley Byerly, W.Marvland 28 8( Oi Rand. Macon 28.6 W.V.State 4B.8f 7) Taylor 39.9 W.V.Tech 40.4 (35) Concord 143 CHICAGO 020 100 0003 CINCINNATI Ill 100 OOx 4 None. RBI Massa, (Speake stole home lo 2nd I. Tburmao. Post, Bailey, (Temple scored on wild pitch In 1st).

2B Moryn. Temple. Post. 3B Whisenant. HR Post, Lone.

SB Morgan. Speake, Hoak. DP Kaiser. Banks and Long; Jeff coat, McMillan and Kluszewski. LOB Chicago 4, Cincinnati S.

BB Kaiser 3. Briggs 1, Mayer 1. SO Kaiser 2. Jeffcoat 3. HO Kaiser 7 in 4, Briggs 0 In 2.

Mayer 1 In 2. R-ER Jetfcoat 3-3, Kaiser 4-4, Briggs 04). Mayer 0-0. WP Kaiser. PB Massa.

Jeffcoat (12-13). Kaiser ta-0). Secea4 Game) Minnesota MOO 3( Washington 94 I Mississippi 101. 0) Kentucky 95 I Miss.Southn 77.3(17i Trinity. Tex.

60.2 Miss. Stat 87.7( 18) Memphis St. MS Missouri 86 8 21) Arizona 60.3 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3 OTHER FAR WESTERN FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 Adrian 22.6 (17) Olivet 5.I Albion 2.3( 0) Kalamazoo 28.8 Anderson 33.7 (13) Manchester 21.1 Bluffton 28.2 (26) Defiance 2.5 Capital -J 43.8( 0) No -Michigan' 43.4 Murray St.

82 3( 0) Florence 82.0 Navy 101(36)Wm. fc Mary 70 6 Ohio Stat 8.6(10)T.C.U 88.5 Ohio U. OS.K 7) Toledo 57.0 Seeking Shot At Ox' Archie Colo Mines 23 1(13 Adams St 9.7 LongBeach 3 3 2) Sacrament 34.0 A State "25.5 8lLaVerne 17.2 StaBarbara 41.6 DWhittier 40.1 Totals ..31 2 Totals 33 I I a-Struck out for Griggs In 8th BOSTON 001 100 000-2 WASHINGTON 000 001 000-1 Aspromonte 2. RBI Piers II. Williams.

Killebrow. 2B Runnels. 3B PiersaU. HR Williams. SB Piersall.

DP Courtney and Runnels; Griggs, Bridges and Schult; Aspromonte Klaus and Vernon. LOB Boston Washington t. BB Grins 3. RuiMv.n i' Carleton 40.0 (25) Monmouth, 20.7 Carthage 25.7 (10) Principle 15.5 CentOkla. S4.1( OlS.I.Okla 45.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 SAVE Afr Force 54.3(23) Occidental 31.2 Cal. Poly 57.7( NMm.AIM 48 6 Okla. State. 00.1 DN.TexasSt.

78.0 Oregon St. 107.5 (10) Kansas 80.5 Penn St t7.437Penn 00.T Pittsburgh 07 (10) Oregon 7.8 Princeton 72.4(15) Rutgers Purdue t4.0(10 Notre Dam 83.7 S. Carolina 85.0(15) Wofford TS2 Springfield 75.5 (23) Amherst 52.1 CHICAGO ab Coe 36.8( Lawrence 36 4 Concordia 55 8(201 Duluta 35.3 Cornell. la. 40.7 8) Knox 33 0 Denison 00 2 Mt.

Union 31.7 EvansviU S.2 3) Indiana St. 30.2 CINCINNATI h' ab 1 Temple. 2b 4 3 2 2 Tburmao. if 4 4 3 Mil Chico St. 50.1(121 Pepperdin 38.5 Colo Went'n 45 4( 0) Greeley St.

45.2 GoryL 3b Byerly 1. SO Griggs Sullivan EJ.Mexieo 48 32.7 MontanaSt. 72 (441 Cent. Wash. 28.7 Findlav 4 5) Ashland 27 Stanford 90.0 2No'weaten 03 0 1 Wtalsen GriB" ln R-ER Sullivan 1-L Origgs 2-3 I I tl-ll).

I. 1 N.M.West'n 42 I -1 DiegoU. 3 Robinson. MONEY Syracuse 100 .9 (29 i Iowa Stat 71.3 I Franklin 14.0( 7 0 Tempe St. 92 8( Idaho 04 7 i G.Adolphua 61.5( OiMaealeater 85.9 Tennessee 106.3 (12 Auburn 90 31 Hanover 47.T (30) Lnd Central 17.6 Redlands 52.7(101 Flagstaff 42.9 S.DiegoSt.

48.7 S) S.F.Stat 43.8 1 Crowe 1 Post, rf 2 3 DETROIT. UfV-German heavyweight Willi Besmanolf has the advantage in height and reach and a chance to upset Yvon Durelle's title plans when the two meet tonight ln a 10-rounder at Detroit's Olympia Stadium. But Durelle. a stocky French- 1 Bailey, 0 1 1 Hoak. 3b 4 1 McMillan, ss 3 1 3 0 P'db'lan.

1 0 0 KANSAS CITT Tanner, If Banks, aa Long, lb Moryn. rf Speake, cf Morgan, 3b Fanning, d-Massa, Hlllman, Hobbie, Briggs, a-Walls Lown. c-Hsas Brosnan, d-WUl mm ti Of Acker, 10 0 Gross. 2 0 1 I 1 If Lawrence, 0 ON TIRES Canadian who owns three fishing litante in Bale Ste. Anne.

New ab 0 Power. Ib 4 3 f-Drban a 1 DeMa'strl. SS i 4 Zernlal, If 3 Held, cf 3 2 Martyn, rf 4 0 Martin. 3b 4 1-Thompson, 3 0 Oraff. 3b 1 01 I i CHICAGO ab Beard, rf 4 Fox.

2b 4 Minosa. If 4 Jackson, lb Battey, 4 Phillips, 3b Landis, ef 4 Esposito, ss 3 Fiscber. 1 a-Rlvera 1 Rudolph, 3 Latman, la favored to whip By DICK DUXKEL -f Daily News Football Analyst Oklahoma is to have any competition for the top spot in 1957 college football, it might begin to show up this week. Five touted contenders for the Sooners' throne will open their seasons on They are Tennessee. Michigan State, Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan.

Meanwhile. lordly Oklahoma, riding high above the Power Index pack with a rating of 123 has an open date. Tennessee, last year's No. 3 team with a rating of 108.3, will have a home debut against respected Auburn 96.31. The Totals 37 11 14 ajBesmanoff in this over-the-welght match that will be nationally televised and broadcast I ABC, 31 lll Tot ale 201 302 100 0 b-Hunter.

3b 2 CHICAGO CINCINNATI 1 d-Lones. J10 331 00X 11 Temple. RBI Banks 2. 0 Brunet. Thurman, Burnette.

Tavlor. c-Siliea Moilu, s-Cerv Thurman 3, Crows 2. McMillan 3. Speake. Tanner 2.

Long 3. (Temple scored on a passed ball In 4th I. Robinson. Post. Temple.

Haas. 2B Bailey, Goryl. Thurman. Long. Post.

McMillan. Speake. Massa. 3B Thurman. HR Banks, Post, Thurman.

BP Robinson, Hsas. LOB Chicago 9 p.m.. EST.l Durrelle, a busy fighter who has made six victories and a draw with Tour Anthony In 1957, miy be the next light heiryweight to challenge Archie Moore for the championship If he can record a Totals 37 7 1 Totals 3i (10 -Singled for Fischer ln 3rd. 10, Cincinnati i. BB Hobbio Podblelan Gross Lawrence 1.

SO Podblelan 4. Hobble 2. Acker 3. Briggs 1, Lown 1. Brosnan 3.

HO Hlllman 4 in 2-3. Hobble a-Rorced runner for Graff in 3rd e-Flied out for Taylor in eth. d-Singled for Hunter in Sth. e-Hit home run for Morgan la Sth. E-Raa for Power la Sth.

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Lawrence 2 ln 3. Lown 3 ln l. stAaaAO tixr 210 010 002 Fischer, Landis. Tavlor. Jackson.

RBI Jackson 3, Martyn, Martin 3. Fox. Brosnan ln 2. R-ER Hlllman 3-3, Bob bie 3-3. Podblelan 3-3.

Acker 3-1. Gross 1-3. Brizcs 4-4. Lawrence O-0. Lown 1-1.

Battey 3. Rivera, Cerv 2. (Power scored Brosnan 0-O. HBP by Acker (uoryn. i-b on usau- error in second inning iBet- ranninr.

Gross (7-f. Briggs wy scorea on wina pitch I. 3B Jscksoo, By HAROLD CLAASSEN iarun, tjpossio. Power. Phill In.

1 1 0-1). TJ Dixon. Landes, Burmsn. Zernial, Rudolph. 3B Battey.

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SB Landis. Esposito, Rivera. 8 Beard. DP Held and Martin: winners and losers here's your preview of this weekend's college football games. Last week's masterminding resulted In I BROOKLYN rrrrsBCRGH Esposito and Fox; Zernial and Thompson; Phillips.

Fox and Jackson. LEFT ab ab off. The German boxer, whose biggest win in this country is a decision over heavyweight Bob Baker, will weigh about 188 pounds. He la 5-feet-lX and will spot Durrelle, who has derived more income from his fleet of boats than he has from boxing. "If he comes to me everything will be all right." Anthony and Durrelle staged one of the best fights Detroit fans have been in the last few years and there was a roar of disapproval when the draw decision was announced.

-mcago Kansas City BB Fischer 2, 28 correct selections and only six losses for an average of .8241 Baker, 3b 4 Mejias, rf 4 rating difference is 12 in the Vols' favor. Michigan State, Iowa, and Minnesota all have home games which they are expected to win more or less handily. The Spartans rate 27 over Indiana, the Hawkeyes stand 33 over Utah State, and the Gophers shade Washington by six. Michigan, on the other hand, must travel to Los Angeles to meet Southern Cal, over whom the Wolverines rate by 17 points. The Power Index shows average scoring difference relative to rating of opposition.

Thus, it is a past performance summary not a guess at the future. Friday Night G. Washington 22 over Citadel, UCLA 8 over Illinois. Saturday EAST Army 29 over Nebraska, Colgate 10 over Cornell. Holy Cross 11 over Via, Navy 36 over Wm.

Mary, Penn State 37 over Penn, Princeton 15 over Rutgers, Syracuse 29 over Iowa State, Yale 14 over Connecticut. MIDWEST Colorado 17 over Utah, Missouri 21 over Arizona, Ohio State 10 over TCU, Oregon State 19 over Kansas, Purdue 10 over Notre Dame, Wisconsin 42 over Marquette. SOUTH Arkansas 19 over Tulsa, Clemson 20 over No. Carolina, Duke 14 over Virginia, Florida 19 over Wake Forest. Ga.

Tech 17 over, SMTJ. Houston U. 3 over Baylor. LSU even with Alabama, Maryland 5 over N. C.

State, Mississippi 6 over Kentucky. Texas 2 over Tulane, Texas A 31 over Texas Tech, Vanderbilt 12 over Georgia, Va. Tech 9 over W. Virginia. FAR WEST Pittsburgh 10 over Oregon, Stanford 2 over Northwestern.

Wash. State 6 over California. Princeton over Rutgers: These two colleges started all this Groat, ss 3 Skinner, If 4 urunet Burnett 1, Taylor 2. SO FUcher 2. Rudolph 1, Brunet 2.

Tsylor 2. Morgan 1. HO Fiscber 4 ln 2, Rudolph a in I. Latman 1 la 1. Brunet in 1.

Burnette 2 ln Tsylor 3 ln 0 Gilliam, 3b 0 Cimoli, cf liValo, rf 1 Hodges. 3b OlAmoros, If I1 Gentile, lb 1 Reese, 3b li Fondy. lb 4 3 J-3. Morgan in 3. R-ER Fischer 3-2.

Rudolph 3-2. Latman 1-1. Brunet 3-3. Clemente, ef 3 Peterson, 3 pended for a year. Michigan State has everything, including halfback Walt Kowalczyk.

Siie 600x16 Plus Tax one) locappebte Tire Burnette 3-3, Taylor 1-0. HBP by Tay- Daniels, 2 ior iMinosoi oy iFower). WP business almost a century ago, so they bead the week's selections. Princeton is the Ivy League favorite and has a bevy of top Rutgers still rebuilding. UCLA over Illinois: The Calif ornlans have no seniors, Uli- i.i.

Va rn hnlfhacks. a-Freess I Pignatano, 1 Zlmmer. ss 2 OjMcDevitt, 1 Taylor. PB Thompson, Battey. Face, Michigan over Southern Cal dolph (1-Ot Burnette -12t TJ Pap- areua, ttunge, umont.

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8 Mo! ence rulings. Devitt. DP Hodges, Gilliam ana Gen-; It will be played Friday night on the Pacific Coast and that PAY AS LITTLE AS 1.25 WEEKLY tile Maseroski, Groat and Fondy Georgia Tech over Southern Methodist: Could be as close Zlmmer and Hodgea. lob nraourn 5, Brooklyn S. BB Darnels 3.

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Oregon State over Kansas GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE The Kansans are proud of I PHILADELPHIA ab no longer has John Brodie. This is the week's TV game. Tennessee over Auburn: NEW YORK ab Mays, cf 3 O'con'l. 2b 4 their speed but the Beavers envisfon another Pacific Coast Conference title witb Joe Francis showing the way. be the Southeastern 10 N.

ANDREWS AVE. JA 2-5423 Jablonskl, lb 4 conference title will be Sauer. If 4 Thomas, rf 4 settled right here. The game which wont Ohio State over Texas Chris O'Ashburn, ct 1 OiFern'dex, ss 5 0 Bouchee, lb 3 2iAnd'son, If 4 0 Hamner, 3b 4 0 Bowman, rf 3 0 Kazanski, 3b 4 2 Lormeit, 2 0 Simmons, 2 oi 01 I tian: Both teams in the process IS vrt the Volunteers' chances of rebuilding. Spencer, ss a Virgil, 3b 3 Thomas, 3 Barclay, Constable, 1 a-Bressoud 1 Crone, S) b-Katt 1 Worthn'tn.

0 Pittsburgh over Oregon: The Panthers had better build a fence to stop Jim Shanley it will be the Oklahoma debacle 31 10 Totals 31 4 Totals Auburn on the search for a quarterback. Purdue over Notre Dame: But don't bet the family jewels. Notre Dame's defense still on the patchy side and Purdue has a horde of running backs. West Virginia over Virginia TArh: The victor most likely NEW YORK 000 000 0000 PliSXADELPHIA .220 001 OOx 5 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey all over again. Skipping over others: FRIDAY NIGHT Pompano JV.

Wins By 16-7 None. RBI Bowman 2, Ashburn. Fernandez. Anderson. 2B Bouchee.

3B Ashburn. Lonnett. SF Anderson. DP Thomas and Spencer. LEFT New York Denver over San Jose, George 5.

Philadelphia 12. BB Barclay 3. Constable 1. Crone 2, Simmons 1. SO Sim Washington over The Citadel POMPANO BEACH The will wind up as the Southern rwprimr.e king.

The Moun mons 4, Bsrclay 3, Constable 2, Crone 4. wnrthineton 1 in 1. R-ER Barclay 4-4, Constable 0-0, Crone 1-1. HBP by Con taineers were held to a surprising tie last week by Virginia. Tech pays the penalty this Saturday.

stable (Bouchee). by Crone (Bowman). WP Simmons. Simmons (12-11). Barclay iB-0.

JackowskL Crawford. Baker, Venxon. A 7,010. Pompano Beach. Junior Varsity team scored a safety in the first quarter and added touchdowns in the.

second and fourth periods last night to beat the Stranahan JV's, 16-7. Sophomore Blackard ErnroH KtK T- ppnn State over Penn: Penn mm I MILWAUKEE ST. ab ab SATURDAY East: Army over Florida State over Boston College. Brown over Columbia, Cornell over Colgate, Dartmouth over New Hampshire, Holy Cross over Virginia Military. Navy over William Si Mary, Syracuse over Iowa State, Villanova over Furman, Yale over Connecticut, Delaware over Lehigh.

Midwest: Colorado over State won, 34-0, a year ago but it should' be much closer this 4 0 10 1 0i Logan, ss a 1, Mathews, 3b 4 touchdowns while Gary Thomas' schoiiew.sa lo( jj i lb 1' Aaron, cf luutui peiiuu tuuuiuuwn anu Ennis, If extra point kept the losers Mo- rf uvuig ouuu out, H.8miui, 1 Covington, OITorre, lb 1 Hazle. rf 0 Sawatski. 0 Spahn, 01 i 0 0i Cincinnati over Wichita, Mis Kasko, 3b Jones, Barnes, b-Oreea Martin, c-B. Smith souri- over Arizona, Kansas State over Brigham Young, The fourth period Pompano TD was set up on a 33-yard pass play from quarterback Frank Budka to end Gregory Trees. Trees was brought -down from behind on the ten yard line.

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