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jro Hiro ro jp i 1 1 1 a i Section ANDERSON SUNDAY HERALD Sport Clarified ui lui1i Ijjir ANDERSON INDIANA SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 18 1966 Miami 0 20 Mich' State 28 Mich 41 Iowa 3L Georgetown 20 Ind State 32 Purdue 42 Ohio Ur 3 Wisconsin 20 Missouri 24 Indiana JO NCState 10 StateJO Minnesota Arizona Hanover 10 Kentucky 42 St Joe's 21 Navy 27 Boston Coll 7 Wyoming 13 lorida 43 Okla 17 Texas Tech 23 Duke 34 Army 21 Mass 10 Air orce 0 N'western 7 Oregon 0 Kansas 7 Va 15 Kan St 6 Maine 7 Miami 0 Eleven Stuns Indiana Griese Purdue Belt Ohio Mid America RAVIN Vi EC HAVEN land Open golf tournament Sait To NDzs Grid Success GB substitute end James Berline toP of Gle collegiate grid heap kD nna ar Auburn Turns irst In Qttalliyt BHOM or Outdoor Men Grid Scores ro 14 third in another Invitation 9 18 identify these to 7 SI and tailback ripped the Auburn Bogan Purduesmissed its irig bid in' the quarter on NEW YORK (UPD No National League 'batter hit more than two grand slam home runs in 1965 Willie Stargell and PrJadel Dick Stuart shared the individual' lead withtwo each Ichabod BUI Invitational Trot Sandv al Trot heat Brown Yancey JakezPortlandcrTz LeadWith 204s PORTLAND Ore GXP) Cool Pete Brown and' consistent Bert Yancey took the third Perfect Pitching INDIANAPOLIS (AP) 'Au rora 111 the defending cham pion defeated Philadelphia 1 0 Harvey Sterkel in the 1966 Am ateur Softball Association Tour nament here riday Sterkel struck out 10 batters field Mo beat Indianapolis 3 2 and the irst Subma rine' lotilla of San Diego Calif shut out the Strategic Air Command of Offutt Air orce Base Neb 2 0 due to the failure of a few team captains league secretary or two anxious to leave in having had a bad series neglect to write in the of their teams A reporter has no other choice than teams by the names of their capains fourth down with 20 yards to goroL but drove 66 yards in 12 playa Lou Sims going last two yards DJ NEW XORK (UP!) One of earliest rules required teeing the ball a length from the hole ANN ARBOR" Mich (UPI) Quarterback Dick Vidmer and end Jack Clancy clicked on 10 passes yards Saturday and lead the Michigan Wolverines to a Jl 0 opening game triumphiwer outclassedOregomState Only one of the six touchdowns came on a jiass and that was from substitute Quarterback Dennis BrcAn to HELP I HELP 1 AHS Old Timer wants to know if Anderson's 73 pointe against Highland is a school record for the Indians scoring points in a single football game We don't know but if anvone knows of a higher score (provided it is bona bide information) be glad to publish the information ByTn'SUNSBURYr UP I Sports liter SOUTH BEND IndJUPIh Sop'hompres hold the key to Notre offensivesuccess this yearand they may be good enough to carry Ara Par ighting Irish 'to the rece es clam tie 1 nb exnens Besides being the best angling tool for toddlers this unadorned chunk of Calcutta can produce fish under the most difficult conditions when wieled with a knowing hand The cane pole artist must of course exercise his talents in a radius limited to about two times the length of his pole iBut within his areahe can achieve perfect casting control and the big rblow as his uteamwcnt on to defeat Englewood Colo 6 2 Lakewood third baseman Dale Leach placed his attack with tnree hits collecting one run batted during tne tiura inning ratty Centerlielder Lar ry Owen got two rbis tm that outburst 72JnstantIyjdentifies you as one who likes the Great Outdoors Made for the kind of com jn panionable service you want Ankls iuhionedfor superior fit and prolonged good looks 592 574570530 5'10 0 Two minutes laterj Bryian a former ''quarterback'passed 52 yards to Hyatt for a first down on the' Moccasin' fiverl On the next play Bryan bulled over to putlie oil ice i i on tr ied with cardboard yard' field goals in the first half and made both touchdown conversions 1 Chattanooga determined but outm annedytscoredrbn a Jyar'd A CASE OR CANE To many sport fishermen the thought of a cane pole is akin to the feeling of an opera fan when subjected to a session of 1 rock and music However when considered in terms of popularity? the cane pole probably draws as manv admirers in the fishing world as the rock and rolb crowd does among music lovers The cane pole deserves a better reputation than it generally GRIESE ON THE GROUND Quarterback Bob Griese Purdue headsfor a hole in the second quarter os he led Purdue Jo a Al io3yicforyoverOhioUmversity yesterdays at Lafayeffeylnd The All American com jjeted 1 7 of 21 passesdor 230 yards and Jhree touchdowns and clodded six PATs (APWirephofo) and a 26 yard placement the fourth stanza both by Hegi erreira a Brazilion who kicks soccer style 7 Auburn looking to next crucial clash with high rated Tennessee refused to show any offensive fireworks until Chattanooga tied the game early in lhe first quarter 7 Moccasin quarterback Dor i er 1 Cher defense throughout the first half but clumsy ball handling prevented Chattanooga from scoring The Moccasins missed on two field goals in the first half Tne Auburn offense was given a spark when Blakeney completed a 52 yard pass to halfback Mike Perillard for 52 yards in die "first quarter However the drive stalled and Auburn was forced to settle for a field goal Blakeney com pleted 8 to 13 passes for 157 yards and one Bryan who could not raise his hands over his head as late as Thursday afternoon ran the ball seven times for 31 yards and one touchdown ELIGIBLE 2 1 mv An Island Drive may win a trip CAPTAINS SECRETARIES This corner overheard a legitimate from some keglers discussing the failure of the ne wspepers to publish proper names in column This is due to the failure of a few team captains and maybe a a hurry after correct names At that point he was 14 under par But he went over on two of the lasthrce holesr 7T 19 11th COLLEGE Michigan io JLaMar Tech Miuucin zz uuiver siocKtonMichigan Tech 13 Alma 0 Youngstown 7 Central Mich Luther 21 Mamcato St 14 Dubuoue 20 Winona 6 Platteville st 27 Kiver trails Indiana btate az Illinois LaCrosse 14 Hamline 62 Noriniine 2 Wm Marv 7 Carolina Central Conn Va Mil: Bates 33 Gettysburg Washington Drake 27 Sot one tmng rarsegman can choose between 'two talent 5 cd sophomores Terry Hanratty and Coley jat qflarter backhand whichevemoneplaysy Notre Dame will have the pass ing attack it Jacked in 1965 no question the run ning will be potent again with Nick Eddy returning 'at left 'halfand both Larry ConjariawLEaul May at fullback' 7 7 At right half Parseghian plans to use Bob with aj minimum of experience but ajlottproitrtsejand fiejmd sophomore1lifkend JimSey mour and veteran tight end Don Gmitter' could giVe Irish exrt receiving Belter s' just no wmparison Georgetown Rally Tops Hanover oe EORG ETOWNr Kyi fAP) Georgetown College on the verge of an upset at the hands of Hanover' rallied on the pass ing of Irl Stevens and the run ning of Willis Tolliver for a 20 14 football victory pver Hoo siers Saturday Georgetown running its win ning streak to 10 over two sea sons streaked to a 13 0 lead and seemingly had Hie in hand Hanover struck 62 yard punt return by sophomore Keith Kimmel and his 15 yard run that set up another touchdown to go ahead 14 13 with 1314 minutes left Stevens7 whose passing set up one touchdown completed an aerial to Tolliver and the lattergained18 yards on the ground to make possible the winning plunge by Mike Short Georgetown held the advantage in total offense 226 yards to 126 for Hanover Hanover 0 7 0 Georgetown 6 7 0 Tollived 26 run (kick fail ed) Sarver 3 run (Seals kick) Kimmel 62 punt return (Kolb kick) Han Bussart 1 run (Kolb kick) i Short 1 run (Seals kick) Attendance 3500 PergineandTtDaveMarEn Grek turn One phase which Parseghian cOud be concerned about the defensive backfield left him comparatively unworried He lost all three through gradua tion yet had confidence 'in the Dan a sn a and Tom Si luf haved confidenQevJnVthe secondary Ke probably a little quicker a Iittle taster5 as a group tnan tnose we had last year But of course I think you can replace Nick Rassas know how good a team he Sffpfemorcsvare going to haveza Jot Jo 7 offensive shootingTfor 1 township exchange bi anki i Captain Walkei five bowlers opening bowling matches Sept 8 at Mui nans The Knights of Columbus team with only three keglers and couple of scores collected 4 points in the winning 3 games 1 COLLEGES TO CUT TIME IN BASEBALL GAMES College baseball games may be played a lot faster next spring as the National Collegiate rules committee has adopted speed up methods for 1967 but has made them optional 3772 The speed up rules may be used only by mutual agree ment'in" a game Only 60 seconds are allowed for (earns to change de innings The pitcher must deliver the ball to the plate within 20 seconds and a bail will be called if he esu The hatters must be in the box within 30 seconds after the umpire alls or 4he first pitch TIL he tsn he will be called out I After an infield out with no men on base the ball must i be returned directly to the pitcher After an infield out with 1 no men on base there canbe only one more infield throw after the relay from the cutoff man A courtesy runner must be used when a pitcher or catch er reaches base to permit the pitcher and catcher to be ready for the next inning The batter must use protective head gear at the plate and on the bases A catcher or coach may call for an intentional walk and the batter will be sent to first base immediately Ray Dumont promoter for the National Baseball Congress tourney in Wichita Kansas has used speed up methods for years It sounds as though some of his speed up methods are beginning to be heard by some members of these august national baseball bodies? OWLER PONY SETS RECORD "A Shetland luon ponj Scott Cod owncl old owler 913 Alexandria Pike Anderson set a national record of one minute and 3o seconds in the half mile race recently at the Saratoga cw York tra lhe meet was $1 OOu Slake Race and winner received $2v20 Other places by locally owned ponies included: Big Red" Dick Donnellv third tn 2 ear old race Don Paddock third in a heat Raion irtmnie tnira in anomer race Marvin Beeman of Alexandria second in an heat Clint Paddock I) 01 Anderson Township Exchange team led down the path io deteat the Civic Men bounce back Eandi MiamijU still Wolverine JjLand onthreeiiof ontcharging Indiana up front 7 scored an msurance rtouchdown with 10:40 left in the game as Shaw dove in from the one yard line ifeG yardsin each case leaving the ball close to the line JEj SssOvsssRaa Speedster halfback Carl Ward goLMichigmivs Jirst' tvrot scores" outruns of 16 yards and one yard' and fullback Dave isher i bolted for two scores each timejgoingtPve 5 yardljne 77 tW vHalfbdck Shapr £talfieJ ffie other touchdown ton a three yard plungeEjjijjjro Oregon State7 field six times but twice fnpse advances carried only1 to the style 2335 Hemlock Monona Grain 'Calfskin in Black and Hemlock $29 Edgerton Shoes from 1295 60 61 64 707ir 71 75 65 85 61 88 53 96 in i2 plays GrieseitHng7 four 'jof Jout passesJor 61 yards in vro eluding a touchdowns 15 wrier '75s caught the ball on the three and nriodgedtackler7to The i Bobcats crossed mid j7j2E field the second quarter only on a Purdue: fumble tof a pant the fother occasions major penalties called on JMichighn were the Jnajor factors fin the Brothers 1 homnrwfln sgaiils strong parosteandfeJ since endTredcltotiHyatR Uj laKC nib ueeib He with JJ7 ards gained rushing 7 and completed six of 17 passesfor 67 yards: Xltwas theMhii in for OregonJ'Slate ABB URN 'ALiJ(UPI) IhjuredZjulibackijTomv Bryan came off the bench in the fourth quarter' Saturday to run" atidpassj theZAubumJTlgers to a 20 5' fwinT'overro stubborn Bryannursing painful back picKca up tnree quick nrsi downs running to set up a 40 iryarajsSWin paSrirorOoptib more Larry Blakeney tb Junior LEXINGTON (UPD Three winners of the Belmont Stakes are now staliibns at Leslie Co mbs' 1 Spendthrift arm Gallant Man Up Hoosiers 7 BLOOMINGTON Thd(AP) Aroused Miami of Ohio" took In diana football team apart Saturday with a chopping 7 20 10 upset in the season opener for both clubs 7 Indiana favored by a touch aown against "its Mid American Conlereiice foe used up all its 7 offense 54 seconds of the third quarter and never could cope wiui the cunning running of ami quarterback Bruce IlWiaHn There were 17 points scored bi seconds of the hectic third period but the Redskins to be denied victoryin the game been pontog toward since last spring Matte 195 pound back directed the of the forward pass only sparingly but was at his best on the option play as the I bewildered Uro defense was caught time and again trying to stop the elusive Matte The Redskms drew first blood in the game on Joe one vani nlunro with 7:03 left in the to Scotland for two plus $1000 in' cash ABy scoring This ace 'first quarter ch at the Grandview Golf Club was entered in the Rusty Nail maxed a 49 yard drive that used 12 plays Neither team could score the 7secondquarter 77andiherRedv skins took their 0 lead into the dressing room brim full of com tidence or 54 seconds EheDthird quarter it looked like Indiana was and win some prestige for the Big Ten Conference 77W qu arter ta roff and end Bill Couch combin ing on some fast plays the Hoo siers moved 64 yards in 10 plays with Couch catching a five yard! nass from score Dave Kornowa kicked the extra point that brought a 7 7 die withy 02rem aining Jn thejieriod every other completiouminclud olin EicksteadGh t7 the Ohio ing plays covering 49 45 and 33 team Jim Shaw so hard on the ensuing kickoff that the Red halfback dropped the ball andJCordell Gill pounced on it for ftheMIobsieiJThreepIays failed to gain a firstdowrifrom the Miami 22 but Komowa Then kicked a 41 yard field goal to give IU a brief 10 7 advantage i Gio vet5utmheartiback into Miami with the kickoff re turning it 86 yardrbr'a'touch down: and JA1 extra point madedtdl7 10with 7:59 iThei Hosiers'' trophy sjmbolic of ball player in 19647when the Irish wound up with a record Parseghian has lettermen for all but one of the offensive line posil ioim but be has i sopno mores on the 22 man two deep OffensiVehTosterDSfi'lI a'mbp'g'the regulars are such stars as Tom Regner at guard and George Gioeddeke at center Tested Defensive Strength Defense he anticipated would be more experienced and with fieldgoal in the second quarter lestea sirengm since only six Rookies are in the top22 play ers Also only one player of the defensive line and linebackers graduated and thus Pete Dy ranko Kevin Hardy Alan Page Mike McGill Jim Lynch John covering 26yards wherPronly seconds remained in the Previously Vidn1erJ1it on 12pf17JattemptsifQr25ayards toiset up the other touchdowns and Stavroff for the Clancy was the key receiver Two of passes went to end Clayt Wilhite for 46 and 15 yardsrbut Clancy hauled in handle tne lure with a delicacy and precision that eludes many other hermen The cane poler can plop a plug or dangle a fly with un matched accuracy If a toss goes slightly astray it can be vanked back without touching the water and the error erased tteineves can be zigzaged over a wide area with a tantalizing floruish Dappling the surface with the lure is another cane pole technique nearly impossible to duplicate with other tackle Cane pole fishing is far more than just bobbers and worms remind the folks so give it another look or perhaps even give it a try You might start catching fish in Rose dilticuli ce you formerly had to pass up and that alu makes a good for Wolverines Outclass InJI GamezSophomwes Hbld 'DeLucca connected on only four ofl5Jor 29 yards roro ro Tne Boilermakers pulverized in the second half and L4J1 XJ 4 pU 4 Kz'U cnnfOiJ oanlrt I ho rSt ballhomoifWbajk PeiryAllgeles vmd Williams went over twice ona2th the No 3 wood diive" (njone yard and a 47 yaid nj foorpult cnrnnn nflcc irnw liriacMi ot oijr7passmg7ith7wiiat we had a ear said roWeTI have rtnuchybetler passing Hanratty and have the ability to be as gooT a passer as (John) Jluhrteaftd Seymour and good hands ThrtW Mixlr ID 4 1 hall onrl rnclrnn 4 hzx rtcoL rconsistency bijinysuffered inroiactice 1 mzolznu wim Ikrao frtiiMr fircr 5U TnrvrQ ennart in mir was the standout forroOregon aroa StatebuHjvahanwed throughout the game by Michi frighten most of the Irish foes mtT'h 'nnr Kart 1 Sweepstakes of winner will be grade taro: eany nexr year asro ro SCRAPS ALL DUTCH PLAY The Indiana Golf has scrapped7 its "all match play tournament format and voted a combination of medal and match play for the 1967 meet The same sectional qualifying pattern will be wOninnt hut thp 128 otialifiers at Otter Creek VYIUl VMC a4HXC UALvrlVMUMv I ro i course near Columbus will go two 18 hole rounds of medal play on Monday and Tuesday of the tournament week The low 32 then will go into match play with two 18 hole rounds Wednesday two Thursday and the 36 bole final match riday ro Chief reason for changing the formal may increase on retries by assuring every state tournament qualifier at least two rounds' of play The tourney JPceds 40'1 500 entries There twere 276 this year Exempt from sectional qualifying would be the champions of the last fhe tournaments plus this year's semifinalist "The association directors voted to eliminate the Tene Haute which this year drew only four entnesL players Jo the Bloomington sectional 7 ro MEANS ULL POWER When" the water flow relative to thpropeller blades' of aBsteyom'j outboard motor becomes turbulent the violently ormed 5aro Wfethegprop Jresnltsrin sTS Tcavitation gome outboards cavitate but jt cavitation oc regularly authorities recommend checking the prbpellerroSeemingly insignificant niefaftor bends Im the blades may be irlncated as to upset the flow of water and cavitatibn 7 'Smoothmgrout tHese joughJspotsj tn ay JW Als propeherthough Jn good condition be' the orodesigniifChangesroQf propeller blade shape or dimensions' toosmall to be detected by thejeye canhave a roroJ appreciable' effect on performance 5 or example if' each blade is made just one eighth of shorter the diameter is 'reduced by onquafter j'j7 of an inch swath one quarter of an: inch widejaround "the circumference of the "propeller represents' ah appreciable Te SJiduction or increase in the volume of water thow back on each revolution 7 7 7 'JJ If you have ever looked at janjoutboar racing rroroztrailer seen in addition "to rig Tat box of toolsrond partC and a surprising array racer will usuaP cst several props before choosing the one be deems best suitedforoeach particular J'jr be last fraction of4 top speed isn as yitaMoj the ro roi pieasure boater Jis itj sJo aracer" remember that an the 'field a wide range of SSshapes and loadsso it akgssenJqgjtart OMLwitlr prg peller that Suits your rig the best ToJnsurMhe bestecombinalwn roreputable dealer He will usehisexperience to help select the 1 rights wheel Take A Spare Most people think of taking an automobile trip without a spare tire to the trunk yet these same people often for a outingJnJfee family boat without giving a though to ro 1 i Probably the most often needed in boating is the vorv vr'ar thousands of boaters arrive nt the launching ramp and Uiscove the key was left laying on me table home i irt li Los Angeles: 87 Pittsburgh iro 85 San rancisco ro 85 Philadelphia stLotnsro Atlanta Cmcinnatl 71 75 486 Houston 65 85 433 New York Chicago 53 96 356x Late game not included American League Pct 7' 91 57 615 Detroit 63 66 557 ''8i Minnesota j68ro547JTO Chicago Jrro 7873 g51 714'x vaniornia Cleveland 74 77 490 Kansas City 69 80' 463 Hoston 35 418 New Vork 66 85 437 26 4 I RIOAVS KlSl'I rs 5 National League St Lotus 3 4 Chicago 1 0 Atlanta 7 Cincinnati 0 Houston 6 Philadelphia 4 Yorlc5r: San rancisco 4 Los "Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1 7 i itmrlran Lea gucroro rroL Minnesota 2 New York 1 Boston 5 California: 4 4 Baltimore 0 I 3r 'CleveIand 1 Kansas City at sus a ion a 1 Le a uVaawa 4 STERD 14 'S KESLLIS eAtlanta 3v Cincinnati 72 11 Philadelphia 2 roro 6' Chicago 5 San rancisco 6 New York 4 (10 innings! ro Pittsburgh 9 Los Angeles 5 7 ro 7 American League J'Calif ornlaJL ro ro 1 Chicago: 3t Baltimore S' Cleveland 6 Detroit 2 7 Minnesota 4 New York 2 S' (Ohly games scheduled) GVUS Ni Innn 1 1 (3 Philadelphia Jackson 14 14) at i LosAieles7LOstegiLi6 1 )roro i ryr xi laa rancisco (Perry 20 7) St Louis (Jaster 10 5) "(EnsworthG SlL Cincinnati (Ellis 12 17) at Atlanta (Johnson 13 8) ro 44 New York (McGraw 2 8 and Byail 0 0) at Houston (Giusti4 13 13iani Bruce' 2 13 2 ro i Cleeland McDowell 8 8) at De troit (McClain 19 12) 7ro a rsa Cl tyzTKraus se 3 8: Odom 4 4) lUngatLCt Land Ortega 11 12) con tinuation of suspended vgame Sept 16 preceding regular single game 8 5) atrBrtti more JBunker 9 51 (7 eso a OHom 0 aWN Y6ik(PetersOTr 11 H7 JMlitanja (Bublo 0 0) a LSSton (Lonborg 10 8 LUIU VVU UVUI11 Whips Paterson INDIANAPOLIS (UPI Lake wooJvCalif exploded fortfive runs in the third inning and coasted Jo a 6 win over Pat lerson Jbehind the fotir hi tpiitch ing: of George Pearson Saturday in the National ast Pitch softball Tournament here A tliird inning solo homer by Providence I first base man Garl Walker preved to be jn a perf pitehcd by JLi By 'RON GILBERT cc 'Associated Press Sports Writer round lead in the $50000 Port LAAYETTE Ind land Open golf tournament Sait 'PitrrltlA Rq4 fzx Mro Ihn urdav nc CPrnnrl rnnnrl Izan imj Ai uic wl apo ivuuuuvauti IifL off passer Bob Griese to make Bob Goalby fell a stroke behind up tor iS ground Brown ea ibazaridiLputL stubborn gle onjhe tourna mention te: 1)91' VlllU VlIlVvlolLj Oclltal (J dy 111 The Purdue ns had gr trouble in Lhe first half with the Si Bobcat runners especially Bob' JiipHoumard and pash Lvons but UIV liUiltM UldAtllb put a Ul Uldl rush on Ohio sophomore quar jl terback Ron DeLucca and broke up his passes when he i got them away 1 11 Purdue led only 7 3 going into th (X fuiaL minute irst half WB Griese threw three touchdown gajiM (passes and completed 17 of 21 31 1012 152 23 2 35 winona bi 9' Osnkosh 7 Noi East Glassboro inanova ii Lawrence 19 oftra 16 wiiixameue Missouri Austin Col 2b Bisnop 19 lorida A 43 Allen State 3 Chicago Heights Ill Marian 20 Gary Andre an 7 Hammond Gavlt 39 Kiver or Eastside '28 Prairie 14 Snider 46 ort Wayne Central Catholic 0 Gary Tolleston 26 Gary Roose velt 6 Munster 13 South Bend Jackson 7 La Porte 56 Kennedy 7 1 New Albany 38 Evansville Cen tral 12 HIGH SCHOOL Madison Heights 35 Anderson Highland 7 Indpls Arlington 39 Indplg See cJna 14 Midpls Chatard 39 Indiana Deaf 0 x'4 lyecaiur uauionc Winchester 32 South Adamt 11 MK1 Jaipur Bob Goalby fell a stroke Brown scored way to a thrcc uuder par 69 rod hbleJotial of" 204? With at 12 under par was ancey who fired histhird straight68 onthe 6 '436" Columbia ro Edgewafer "course Billy Casper a three time winner at Portland repeated his fine 67 of opening day and was UUU VV1U1 xjudlvy LJI UULU rVdLby shot a 71 Saturday after two clnmccht R7cj However defending champion ro JacfczNicklausmgawrthe rorowd its biggest thrillAfter two lack luster rounds of even par he a opened upwvith fiveJurdtos on tthe first slx holes and finisned with a 65 That left him five" strokes be hmcLgomg into finals roundon the nar 72 course UW XdlV OU HI LjOJI 'wxiiV 7 niBrcrcO WlVroCclkiLcU LUU JXU Yd1 Williams went over twice on2th thNo 3 wood duve" screen pass irom uriesen i cThe Bobcats never crossed midJisld ul the7secondhalf and made only fourJirst downs aft er the intermission The Purdue substitutes scored the 1 ast touchdown under the direction of quarterback: Jim Klutcharch with Bob Baltzell going over on a 12 yard end run Klutcharch completed two pass es7W'ithouLaumissJnJhedrivel BackJGeprge7Catavol6sroaiid 2 ends George Oion and Bob "W'tt 1 4 it nw uies wtieT biduuuiULi un uie iAa dAfp risivA unit me SLiiggisn noiierm aKers to ComeJronLbehind Jn the first quarter and it was still 'a closd game until the final min ute of the half Ohio took' the nnnr'mrf Irinlrftff A the PurdueH8 line and Bill recoption jecoveredbySam rataki Kicked a 35 yard Held goal Jo put (Bobcats ahead Two successive offside: penal tiesJigamsLPurduaoiL punt' for an incomplete Griese pass on w'st ion hiits g'O Hobcats going after they had stalled at midfieldlLro1 Purdue drove back 75 yards JWjWBoilermakers: Jk i ve i 7P or laui 1 maara zna pnait Ji ro a i vii ii jaw1 ikmw ijp 1 ff mm "R' swiOBow JKroSMli1 Mfabk 1 JJhU a onRvttrtflHr 'J 'if Li 1 wi 'P 11 'iiiiikb rW'IMMJI' Mmr 1 I II 1'T AWM arfUHW ilMK Ax' Back Riva 'rouroro liSH (Jaii Call 1 2 4 I.

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