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A) Iff It 9 A ANDERSON INDIANA SUNDAY MORN ING "NOVEMBER 15 1964 Irish Drub Spartans Gophers Stun Purdue: Oregon Tops IU uauner n' ijiiil )i iidfMA tli WTV 7L dr 1 'l'I nwirj wro 1 £kjr 'a nr R' £xrsrm Basketball Scores a ootball Scores jerry west auuea ox puuius in "Did support of the Laker victory yards jn Pes But and tied the came at 93 all Gnese missed on two straight ano uea tne: game atas au Proved WINS 0 park THE VARSITY otherwise that make top '19 WEST 11TH (AP Wirephofo) i1 J) 1 i 1 LI nl'l A 6 4 3 4 0 1 2 0 6 16 7 6 13 2 2 9 29 3 4 9 14 A I 2 12 22 32 13 10 7 8 0 10 0 3 2 2 1 1 9 5 1 0 5 5 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 5 5 6 1 4 2 2 3 5 wJ WH ZH1 7 2 2 3 1 1 3 0 0 61 1 fc 1 1 'f fft 0 1 5 1 0 0 2 0 passesandPurduer was forced to relinquish the ball as the gun EddyShinesEnds amine Against MSU Purfua pushed to the Gopher 29 but a third down pass failed thesmartcap shoulder which was originated by Martin Vivas a new freedom of movement The fine Reeves poplin A 4 esi treatedjor water 1 nlwu nrtrt r' 5 repellency and the Insulated lining affords complete comfort In the coldest weather EARNSA PATCH' Mrs Docia Swaim a member of the Guide Lamp Ladies 'Nite Owl circuit had herTalI working' almost" to perfection last Tuesday morning at Sport Bowl She clicked off her first better than 200 game putting together sufficient strikes and spares for a 243 actual score Owner Cooper presented her with lovely bowling blouse and she is now a member of the 225 Club 5 9 5 7 9 6 7 89 1 2 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 33 112 Stanford 16 Oregon State 7 Washington 22 UCLA 20 Wyoming 7 Air 'orce 7 Texas Tech 28 Wash St 10 Texas 28 TCU 13 Rice 19 Texas A 44 SMU 0 Tulsa 47 Texas St 0 Oklahoma 14 Missouri 14 (tie) Utah 14 California 0 CorneU CoU 42 Knoxville 14 27 Utah State 22 Montana State 24Weber 0 New Mexico 42 Colorado St 0 Grambling' 40 Wiley 21 la State 28 State 6 Xavier O38 Detroit 27 0 03 5 34 0 0 I 'THEY COULDN'T WAIT TO CELEBRATE Notre Dame fans Jake over playng and are escorted off by gendarmes their favorite team has commanding lead 34 7 with part of final quarter to play against Michigan State yester day in South Bend They just couidn'f wait to celebrate Notre Dame's 8th consecutive victory (AP Wirephato) To the Style Wise from California Arkansas Rolls Over SMU 44 0 AYETTEVILLE Ark (UPI) Undefeated Arkansas over powered Southern Methodist 44 Si tools io BmhiU 2 2J Beaty Brdgs Vsrmr Hagan McGill Milins Pettit Silas Vaughn Wlkm Ttli Biyltr Lrusso Wiley 3 King West Ellis Barnett 4 imhoH Nelson nis TP "14 2 12 2 17 3 0 SLJ 3 Guerin 12 4 7 i 1 10 45 3340 123 6 0 2 O' 5 0 13 9 1 32 TP 0 8 8 7 5 35 Pruitt Second Team Score 25 18 Madison Bio I 1ft 1 4V9 muv qwuu forcing a punt 2 12 1 1 3 42 32 29 100 28 32 HIGH SCHOOL 7 I Anderson St 57 Ma rion Bennett 36 I Lapel 57 Yorktown Alexandria 77 Anderson High land 56 River JEastern' Han cock 57 Brownstown 57 Orleans 164 (ovt) Mich City St 58 Wheeler 53 Brown County 75 Clear Spring 55 Huntertown oz Avina 54 Center 56 Cowan 55 ishers 65 Cadiz 45 Royerton 82 Harrison Twp (Delaware Co) 55 Indpls Chartrand 85 field 80 Zionsville 67Cascade61 Caston 61 Sharpsville 54 Pioneer 52 Brookston 57 Akron fiO peshnrtr fi4 Patricksburg 71 Reels ville 63Morristown 73 Knightstown CO PRO sier scoring records for game and season in the first half by plunging for three touchdowns and kicking three extra points His season total reached 67 points breaking his own mark of 58 Bart Moore of Indiana inter cepted second pass and started the Hoosiers on their way to their first touchdown Oregon tied the score on a 17 yard pass from Berry to Chuck Miller but Nowatzke and Indi ana dominated the second quar ter and took a 21 7 lead Oregon opened the second half with an on side kick recovered by its Les Palm and moved 42 yards in seven plays to score Berry passed to Dennis Keller for the tally Oregon' 7 0 15 Indiana 7 14 0 Ind Nowatzke 1 run (No watzke kick) Ore Miller 18 pass from Berry (Meister kick) COLLEGE State A Midwest Anderson 26 Alma Mich 14 Notra Dame 34 Mich State 7 Minnesota 14 Purdue 7 Oregon 29 Indiana 21 Ohio State 10 N' western 0 Ohio 21 Bowling Green 0 Marshall 12 Kent State 7 Drake 14 Abilene Christian 3 Michigan 34 Iowa 20 Kansas 10 Colorado 7 Missouri 14 Oklahoma 14 Tulsa 47 North Texas 0 Illinois 29 Wiseonsin 0 Nebraska 27 Okla State 14 Miami 27 Dayton 21 Denison 60 Kenyon 0 Illinois 29 Wisconsin 0 Hillsdale 26 Cent Mich 7 Ripton 27 Beloit 24 Kansas St 7 Iowa St 6 Cincinnati 19 Wichita 7 Wooster 20 Oberlin 0 Monmouth 13 Carleton 12 Idaho 27 Utah State 22 New Mexico 42 Colo St 0 Brigham Young 43r Mlch 8 Utah 14 California 0 Central St 16 Benedict 12 Drake 14 Abilene Christian 3 South 25 Wash Mo 10 Derauw zz Wabash' 21 Kalamazoo 37' ranklin 7 Indiana Central 14 Manchester 12 Bradley 21 Evansville 7 Hanover 42 Rose Poly 0 Valparaiso 21 Wheaton 7 East Harvard 19 Brown 7" Holy Cross 32 Boston 0 Conn 28 Rhode Island 7 Wash Jett 21 Carnegie Tech 6 Hamilton 26 Union 26 (tie) Valley 22 Tufts 38 Hobart 21 rank MarshaU 29 Muhlenberg Columbia 20 Penn 12 Pitt 24 Army 8 Wagner 12 Springfield Coll 7 Mass 47 New Hampshire 0 Temple 22 Gettysburg 20 Syracuse 20 Va Tech 15 Princeton 35 Yale 14 Maryland 34 Clemson 0 Cornell 33 Dartmouth 15 Navy 27 Duke 14 Delaware 27 Rutgers 18 Del St 48 St Paul 6 Rochester 40 Rens Plv 14 Stroudsburg 27 Indiana Pa 14 Bucknell 3 Lehigh 0 Colgate 7 Buffalo 6 'Drexel 34 West Maryland 8 Geo Washington 13 Viilanova 6 South Carolina 23 Wake orest Citadel 17 Va Military 0 Virginia 31 Carolina 27 Baylor 17 Kentucky 15 urman 19 Richmond 18 Arkansas' 44 SMU 0 Memphis St 34 Louisville 0 Auburn 14 Georgia 7 Tulane 7 Vanderbilt 2 Car A 34 Va St 6 Marshall 12 Kent St 7 Kent State Cot 25 Tavlor 0 Tenn St A 6c I 31 Lincoln Mo 13 West Ken 44 Olivet Va 24 Wm 4 Mary 14 Atebama Zr Ga Tech Miss 30 Tennessee 0 Davidson 31 Lafayette 12 Concord 10 Va St 6 Geor Wash 13 Villanova 6 Southwest ar West te Hankinson Is Thorn In Side Of Bowl Hopes MINNEAPOLIS Minn (UPI) 4uartCTback "John Hankinson led Minnesota to a 14 7 victory over Purdue Saturday to ex plode the hopes of a Big Ten football title tie and a Rose Bowl invitation school records for most yards gained and most pass comple tions in one season THa ibss left Purdue with a 4 2 conference record Ohio State IS unoeaten ivmmeaina relegated to the Big Tenbase: ment by most guessers also has a 4 2 conference mark with a game against second division Wisconsin remaining Minnesota jumped off to a 7 0 i ujir nnrl onnpflrnH lllsi iiau icau ai fnr A Shutout bftforei quarterback Gnese began to click The Boilermakers knotted the score at 7 7 in the final seconds of the third period Griese hit Sam Longmore on a 49 yard pass' carrying to the Minnesota i 1 and Randy Minriear went in on the next piay But Hankinson fired Minne sota back into' the lead two plays following the kickoff after touchdown irst he nailed Ken Last on a 30 ard aerial to Jhe Purdue 43 and then Hankinson flipped a scoring pass to Kent Kramer The game started out resem bling a defensive struggle but Minnesota broke the scoreless game open with a little more i than four minutes left in the I first half after JerryNewsom iniArrAntfid a Griese Dass and Minnesota tooK over on iue Purdue 31 Hankinson missea a pass but then threw to Last who made a spectacular "grab on' the 2 and fell across the goal Purdue threatened in the clos ing minutes of the half driving to the Gopher 9 with the ak Mr Hensley was named vice president ana Mr Stage named the bdard of directors for a three year term for 1965 Other hewjifficers are: Jim Guinnup Lafayette Country Club presi dent Harry Lipscomb Indpls Coffin secretary treasurer Ben Hodson Kokomo American Legion and Phil Cathcart ort Wayne Country Club directors Ed Knych Indpls Hatrisofi was named to ill the unexpired term of Lipscomb on the board of directors and NoeLEpperson Indpls Broadmoor Country Club was vted Pro Golfer of The NOTE SIR Your Clair Call Charge is WINTER BOUND BAITS Cold weather baits are the for the cold weather fishing Thnnuh it mav annear baits are everywhere And they appeal to the somewhat slug gish taste buds of game fish with devasting effect Looking for bait in frigid weather is a to a good fishing advise fishing experts Bait finding can be the easiest part of the sport provided you know where to look Certain baits are usually found in readily accessible places And for those really serious about catching a mess of fish it is advisable to pry into these suggested locations: xr Grub worms a favorite of panfish can be extracted by the dozens from the galls or round balls of goldenrod Avid winter fishermen make a pfactice oL harvesting a sizable quantity of I galls then storing them in a cold place until time for fishing 'Meal worms a bane of grain storage operations 'cap be sifted out of spots where granules have been spilled and scat tered Wasp nests are sometimes taken over by the common mud dabber An unexpected source for the latter is often right in the home These summer pests frequently squeeze without storms burrow under moldings' and infest attics through unscreened vents While the insects are kept at outside temperatures they cause no trouble 'Just allow them to thaw out in the kitchen Corn fields can provide another bait bonanza An work splitting stalks with sharp knife will often yield a good supoly of corn always a tasty underwater delicacyduring winter famine If you are not inclined to your you can always get therpld worms and from commercial suppliers i I Regardless of the source Tish usually welcome your winter bait 'A? BACKWARD TOUCHDOWN 6regon's Chuck Miller' (27) falls backward over goal lino to wore Duda'first touchdown alling over Miller Indiana'j Doug Spicer Indiana I I 9f a I AM ureaon ar rno nair 1 I I Baylor's ree Throws Decide LA Over Boston BOSTON Elgin Bay two free throws with 20 secondsremaining the Los Angeles Lakers a 114 112 victory over the Boston Celtics riday night and cut the de fending NBA home victory streak at17 The effort by Baylor" who tallied 36 points to pace the Lakers was second loss in as many nights after they had ran their opening sea son unbeaten streak at 11 be fore being toppled by 'Philadel phia Thursday night The Celtics called a time out after the Baylor shots and two last second bids by Sam Jones and Tommy Heinsohn went amiss "Jerry West added 32 points in All America Berry Is Hero In Rally By RON GILBERT BLOOMINGTON Ind (AP) Oregon came from 14 points behind at halftime and beat In diana 29 21 Saturday on a great passing and running perform ance by Bob Berry previously leaxy pass defense was ready for Ber ry and the Hoosier linemen kept him scrambling However zhe picked his receivers with preci sion and ran for good gains when they were too well cov ered Berry was thrown out of the game for slugging midway in the fourth period He had fin ished his job by then It includ ed throwing two touchdown passesand a conversion pass and running over one touch down show overshadowed a NBA Cincinnati 111 New York 110 Boston 113 Philadelphia 102 big day by fullback Tom Now Baltimore 127 Los Angeles atzke of Indiana who set Hoo 110 COLLEGE Vincennes 91 St Louis Junior 78 Central Topples oes In 2 Games MUNCIE Central Junior fresfimen of Anderson walloped Muncie Storer ninth grade team 51 to 36 here Thursday afternoon eighth grade team also won a 55 36 i curtain raiser with 1 eighth grade foe Box: i (central junior) i Jones! 4 Barnett 1 Watkins 5 Butler 1 Zink 8 versing Totals 19 (Muncie Storer) isher 3 Saunders 4 May 2 Knight 0 Icerman 2 Hale 2 Johnston 1 Totals 1 Central Storer Highland Boosters To Meet Monday Eve The Anderson Highland Boos ters Club will hear an address by Miss Julie Hull Highland physical education teacher and Coach Rod Shaw will show films of football games at a mating at 7:30 pm Monday in the school library President Richard Argabright will pre side: The Mets and a fair day rec ord for their home baseball rtAsMAzs ninnSnf OA 1Wlfltf OA gCUUVO) WUUUMg IT HAPPENED ON RIDAY THE 13TH When Cassius Clay heavyweight champion pre tender was with abdominal hernia riday Nov 13th and went to a Boston Hospital and his with Sonny Liston was postponed from next Monday night to a later date do you suppose he wanted to get used to being in a hospital? A fellow wonders is that what Liston intends to do to him in their return bout? LOOK OR THE ACTION What gnpn through a when he shops around for lureto smash? Unless he becomes irritated by the intrusion of a wiggling hunk of metal plastic or feathers he probably looks for something closely resembling the tasty nutritious dishes to which accustomed Taken literally this would suggest to inexperienced fisher men' that they should rush out to buy lures that areidentical copies of natural fish foods But hold on warn the fishing pros foiling afish is no simple matter and it takes more than looks to induce a strike Actually some of the best lures proven by thousands anglers over the years do not even faintly resemble natura foods In fact some are so absurd they doubts to a mentality yet they produce It becomes apparent then that LT some other factor enters the picture When ftsh ignore a nerfect imitation and select a lure that looks Iike expect the watetr SpeedwayCiubiiouse" i fob or a railroad conductor it's sate in assuming mar nsn have hadjvision for outlines and details What he does see Js mainly size and Thierefore advise the fishing folks the important consider £2 ations are to us a lure of the proper size and fish it in a manner that compares closely with the'movements of natural food Pattern color and shape play less' of a role than often sup posed the man behind the rod who fools the fish not a pretty lure in a that mainly dupes the man a losmg tause auu diu nusseu had 22 Boston concludes a defense four games in four nights twice in the first to stop schedule Saturday at Philadel Purdue threats On the opening phia 1 series the Boilermakers dorve Loa Anjeloa 114) 48 yards to me Vjopner 03 ue with four minutes remaining lAnGO OAflTInllTAn tA115Te trt 0 Saturday for its 10th straight a losing cause and Bill Russell sounded Ind Nowatzke 1 run (No watzke kick) Ore Keller 14 pass fitom Berry (Meister kick) Ore Berry 2 run (R Palm pass from Berry) Ore Winn I ran (Meister kick) i Attendance 20708 BLOOMINGTON Ind (AP) Statistic of the Oregon Indiana football game: 1 Ore LU irst downs 24 21 Rushing yardage 180 221 Passing yardage 224 178 Passes 15 30 13 30 Passes intercepted by 3 Punts umbles lost 0 Yards penalized 63 victory clinching the host rolel in" the New Cotton Bowl I Game The Razorbacks chalking up their fourth consecutive shutout also assured themselves of at least a tie for the Southwest Conference championship Safety Kenny Hatfield th leading punt returner capped the scoring in the fourth quarter by running an SMU kick back 78 yards Tom Mc Knelly who had kicked 25 con secutive extra points missed his first of the season after the final" touchdown He had a 23 ard field goal in the third quarter Arkansas used every phase of the game passing running and defense to score its six touchdowns at least one in each quarter Halfback Jim Lindsey and tailback" Bobby Burnett each scored a Dair of touchdowns and quarterback red Marshall and Billy Gray threw a scoring pass ekch End Bobby Crockett scored for the defense by recov ering a blocked punt in the SMU end zone A homecoming crowd of 33 000 sat through intermittent sprinkles to see Arkansas beat SMU by its biggest margin fever 7 An "Arkansas victory next week against Texas Tech would clinch undisputed firrt place in the SWC By WILL GRIMSLEY i Associated Press Sports Writer SOUTH BEND' Ind (AP) Sophomore Nick Eddy bolted 61 yards for a score in the first 3 minutes and unloosed a cascade of touchdowns for top ranked Notre Dame Saturday that end fed 10 losing years against Mich igan State 34 7 It was the eighth straight vic tory fortheighting Irish 2 Leaded jpossiblyfor their first perfect season and national championship since 1949 Eddy smashfed five yards for a second touchdown and ace quarterback John Huarte 1 figured in the other two a 13 yard pass to' Joe arrell and a jl yard dash? into the end zone after a fake handoff The fifth score came in the fading minutes on a two yard ijufegal formation penalties Both CaIa AaJwaaHi nfAM lit U1U11KC uv icre niwww i an intercepted pass Notre blitzing de fense the best in the country i against rushing allowed one i Michigan State score a 51 yard pass from Steve Juday to Gene Washington in the third period and three times threw back Spartan drives inside their 20 Twice in the first half Michl gan State winner of 11 of its 12 games and eight straight against Notre Dame moved to the 15 only to be stopped In the fourth period the Spartans smashed 57 yards to the Notre Dame six but could go no farth er" It remained for a uniformed sheriffs deputy to make the best defensive play of the game In the fourth period of the na tionally televised game two exuberant spectators jumped onto the field and began playing their own private game of run and tag before a capacity crowd of 59265 Thev cavorted for minutes dancing and stiff arming be fore officers dragged them from the field They came back mo mentsTatlmd joined' the two teams It was at this point that the deputy made a flying tackle 51 TP 6 9 1 5 6 2 Ind Nowatzke 2 nm (No 15 6 36WatZKe KICK) 12 12 13 14 4 7 fore yielding Minutes later tun forcing a punt dXi a i 3 A Day crowd of 50255 second slimmest of the season watched home 41J047 H4 35 17 31 XU 414 7 ii a iu KANSAS CITY Mack Lee Hill the Kansas city from Southern Universityhas drawn a starting assignment only games winning zv losing twice in the American ootball But at mgnt tney won omy and has scorea in oocn wnue aroppuig weu uew einvtlr Tr games nhia Batloa U2) I fittuim Sanden 3 Rtuaell 8 SJonea KCJna Nauds Thmpsnt Hvllcek Sgfried Counts Toils Las Aaselsa Rostaa ouled nut Sanden Total foulsuBo6ton27JLM Aniel82L 7733 all Creek Club Sets Programs all Creek Valley Conserva ton Club will bold a turkey shoot today at their dub grounds located one fourth mile east of New Columbus east of State Road 109 The program will include stillboards and shooting over the traps for tur keys' hams and sporting goods merchandise Shooting the 'fourth and fifth Sundays of the month the club will alsp hold turkey shoots on the la8ttwo Sundays inNovem berin connection with regular programsTheprogramswill include 75 16 yard targets and a 100 bird handicap event 4 Royals Win Pettit Hits 20000th Point CINCINNATI (UPI) The Cincinnati Royals overcame a i 29 point effort by Bob Pettit who became the first player in the National Basketball Assoc iation to crack the 2000flrpoint plateau in rolling to a 123 106 victory over the St Louis Hawks riday night Pettit passed the 20000 point mark when he dropped in a field goal early in the second quarter The victory was their second in a three day span over the Hawks and gave' them a 3 1 edge in their series Jerry Lucas tossed in a game high 30 points and grabbed 19 rebounds for the xoyals Oscar Robertson play ing for the first time since in iuring his right "eye" Nov I scored 22 ana Twyman 1 added 25 for the victors 1 The Royals aftet trailing 14 5 gainea a 29 26 lead at the first noarter Thev led 58 54 at halftime and then opened UP a 14 point bulge dur ing the' third quarter Lucas scored 11 of his points during the first six minllteS of thV last quarter and departed from the game along with other regulars yrjththe Royals leading Dy zz Cincinnati 123) Arntte Bockhra Embry Hrston Jlwkini Lucas Olsen Rbertsn Smith Thacker Twymn Wilson Totis Cincinnati Personal Cincinnati 24 St Lou? is 28 Att 4Wp Hensley Stage Named By IPGA Two Anderson golf profession akWavrie HenslevofGrand view and Richard Dick Stage of Edgewood Country Club were elected officers in the Ind iana Professional As sociation at meeting held re cently at the Indianapolis a 9 0 6 6 30 2 10 8 9 '22 72 25 0 OR Ufe Clair Call's Tailored Service) Charge which give you' f' to 6 monthi (nominal Mnieo of one of the interlopers The crowd cheered wildly Michigan State 0 0 7 7 Notre Dame 7' 12 8 14 34 The triumph was a cherished one for Irish who beaten their bitter rivals from East Lansing Mich since 1954 Before the game Duffy Daugherty the Michigan Statp coach boasted pluck the magic carpet from under that Armenian rug peddler" reference was to Ara Par seghian the former Northwest ern coach who took over the reins of a chronically 1 os i Notre Dame team this year The Irish were 2 7 in 1963 As the game ended the fans chanted: long Duffy glad to see you Two of the most spec tacular plays were nullified by in the third neriod Eddy Notre Dame is yeai old halfback from Lafayette Calif ran 78 yards to an ap parent touchdown on a dupli cate of his first scoring play Moments later Clint Jones of Michigan State raced 46 yards to the end zona only to be call ed back ND Eddy 61 ran (kick bailed) 1 ND arrell 13 pass from Huarte (run failed) ND Eddy 5 run (pass Hu 1 arte to Snow) MSU Washington 51 pass from Juday (Bobich kick) ND Huarte 21 ijon (pass Huarte to Eddy) ND Andreotti 2 run (pass failed) Attendance 59265 SOUTH BEND Ind (AP) Statistics of the Michigan State i Notre Dame football game: MSU ND irst downs 13 17 Rushing yardage 124 214 Eassmg yaraage zm Passes 27 12 19 13 Passes intercepted by 2 3 Punts 346 umbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized 30 50 30 60 90 Day (n wrvk chargt) IQ Warriors Drop MH 7th Graders South seventh grade basketball team led by the two Nunn brothers who scored 8 points aoiece rallied from be hind in the second half to defeat Madison seventh grad ers 35 to 32 yesterday Musjck added seven points for the victorious Warriors and Yates tallied nine for Madison Heights on two field goals and five tree tnrows box: (Mad Hts 7th) 0 Leader 2 Yates 2 Mathews 3 Mathew 2 Hallam 1 CampbeU Didier 1 Nyboer Totals' 11 (South Side) Cope 0 Minnick 0 Dickson 4 Nunn 3 Dl Nunn 4 Musick 3 McNeese 2 'To JOiaiS MadisAn Wtll 9 7 South Side 6 4 8 Referee Melson Umpire 1 HI 1 a I Swap BSIMIM I WM 3 i ki 1 wnnw raunu i izv vma kik i A i HMi VmiflMnMU Hi Wil I illffl i ffl'11' rre I IB i I 12 1 11 II 1" a he I I 4 jJ Jill UR fflffi Ml HN IIH IM I Innw I i jUUU Ml 111 "ij I irf nlll ar Xi 1 MU'IibIH' yn! 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