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4C Zkt 3Jcnarola yrtu-intral Sundoy, September 24, 1967 Cougars Roll, 37-7 4 sn kt rr l': THE YARDSTICK touchdown passes to end Paul I middle of the field on a 50-yard Hebert on a 77-yard play and 'scoring jaunt where he showed flanker Don Bean on a 76-yard his flashing speed. play, both in the third quarter. EAST LAN'SIN'G, Mich. (AP) Saturday. The long bomb passing of The shocking loss was the quarterback Dick Woodall and! first defeat for the defending slashing runs by Halfback I Itifi Ten champions since the Warren McVea gave Houston 191 Rose Bowl.

37-7 football upset that toppled i Woodall, who came back after third-ranked Michigan State being injured last week, hit Hebert booted a 44-yard field Houston Mich. St, 13 26 133 527 MM 10-24 7 44 1 36 0 0 55 47 McVea, dubbed "Mac the1 goal and kicked the extra First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaqe Return yardage Puntj Fumbles lost Yards penalised Knife" by teammates, swept points right end and cut back up the tanked Noire Top-1 GiTie The Spartans gave the home crowd of 75,833 only one chance to cheer when sophomore Lamarr Thomas bolted 48 yards down the sideline for Michigan State's only touchdown. The unranked Cougars, third in the nation in total offense last year, outthrew and outran the bigger but slower Duffy Daught-crty-coached team, which went into the game heavily favored. Houston's Ken Bailey added to the rout with a three-yard 41-8 Vo Slops THE YARDSTICK Da mi it 501 touchdown push in the last five "i 4 Calif. Na.

19 14 45 125 J-28-4 34 13 First downs Rushing yardaqe Passing yardage Return yardage Pass Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized minutes of the game and the Id-J, i 1 3-27 cougars lacneu up anomer li score before it was over. 45 it Houston 3 7 7 20-37 Michigan State 0 7 0 0-7 Hou FG Hebert 44 MSU Thomas 44 run (Pruiett kick) Hou McVea 50 run (Hebert kick) Hou Hebert 77 pass from Woodall (Hebert kick) Hou Bean 76 pass from Woodall (Hebert Kick) Hou Bailey run (Hebert kick) Hou Simnson 59 yards pass Interception (kick blocked) Attendance 75,833. I MISSISSIPPI STATE'S GENE WOOD RECOVERS FUMBLE Georgia's Kent Lawrence (24) looks over shoulder after bobble SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -After quarterback Terry Han-ratty finally got warmed up, he triggered lop-ranked Notre Dame to a 41 to 8 trouncing of California's Bears in the fighting Irish football opener Saturday. The Irish were held to a 7-0 first quarter margin as Hanrat-ty failed to click with his famed battery-mate Jim Seymour, but (Pensacola News Journal AP Wiropholo) fP Oklahoma Blanks Cougars NORMAX, Okla.

(UP1)-Brilliant Bob Warmack directed Oklahoma to three touchdowns and then watched from the sideline as the Sooners slammed Washington Slate 21-0 Saturday afternoon before 51,700 sundrenched fans. Warmack, who earned his quarterbacking post last year as a sophomore, scored a first-quarter touchdown on a 15-yard right-end scamper and tossed a third-period 17-yard scoring pass to wingback Eddie Hinton. Tailback Steve Owens bucked the Washington Slate line for the final two yards in a second quarter Oklahoma touchdown. For the afternoon, Warmack completed seven of 11 passes for 118 yards, and added another 44 yards rushing on 11 carries. He left the game with just under six minutes remaining in the third quarter as alternate Jim Burgar took over to give the veteran a rest.

Washington State, a 49-0 loser to Southern California last week, put together two scoring threats late in the game. The Cougars moved to Oklahoma's 14 with 2:37 remaining, where a fourth-down pass failed to gain needed yardage for a first down. Oklahoma 7 7 7 0-21 Washington State 0 0 0 00 Okla Warmack 15 run (Vachon kick) Okla Owens 2 run (Vachon kick) Okla Hinton 17 pasi from Warmack (Vachon kick) Atttndanea 51,700. ,,1 les Bill Stanfill and Jiecv Sma-1 Georgia, which was hampered tied a Georgia record for THE YARDSTICK ha. by two fumbles and a pair of single game.

He did not miss 6a. 21 Georgia, spoiling the debut of I pass interceptions Miss. St. 5 66 0 The two fumbles gave the Mississippi State coach Charley the star passer got Notre Dame rolling with a 17-point second quarter and the rout on. Hanratty flipped two touchdown passes, a 14-yarder to Rocky Bleier and a 9-yarder to Seymour, and scored himself on a 12-yard keeper before he left in favor of Coley O'Brien late in the third quarter with Notre Dame ahead 31-0.

First Downs Rushing Yardaqe Passing Yardage Return Yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost from the field or on three conversions. The loss not only spoiled Shira's Mississippi Slate debut but also marred his 41st 278 94 64 8-15-2 3-45 2 20 132 02 8-33 5 38 Maroons scoring opportunities inside the Georgia 20, but State's Sammy Johnson ruined one chance by fumbling on the 15 and Tommy Corbett ended Yards Penalized Shira, jumped to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on quarterback Kirby Moore's seven-yard touchdown run and pulled away on three field goals by sophomore Jim McCullough, who hit on kicks of 30, 31 and 24 yards. Third-team quarterback Don- ATHENS, Ga. (AP) Geor JT 4-' oooo-o gia jumped to a fast start in another bid by fumbling on the Mississippi state nine. End Larry Kohn and linebacker Happy Dicks each recovered a pair of fumbles for the Bulldogs, and Stanfill grabbed Georgia 7 4 0 1730 Ga Moore run (McCullough kick) Ga FG McCullough 30 GA FG McCull'uqh 31 A Jenkins 1 run (McCullough kick) Ga FG McCullouqh 24 Ga Huqhes 20 pass from Hampton (McCul ouqh kick) Attendance 54,512 1 nie Hampton tossed a 20-yard touchdown pass to Denis Hughes with 19 seconds left to end the its drive for the Southeastern Conference football title Saturday with bruising defensive play carrying the seventh ranked Bulldogs to a 30-0 conquest of fumbling Mississippi State.

The Maroons fumbled five times and made only five first downs against the Georgia defenders, led by 240-pound tack- scoring. Fullback Ronnie Jenkins had crashed over from the one-yard line early in the fourth quarter to nail down the triumph for JIMMY RAYE (16) GAIN'S FOR SPARTANS picks up 10 yards on keeper play (Pansacola Newt-Journal-AP Wlrephoto) 7 Southern cores 4 9 O'Brien hit for a touchdown on his very first pass, a 14-yard shot to another second stringer, Bob Gladieux, for a 41-0 Irish lead early in the fourth quarter. Although Hanratty, in the first quarter, connected on only four of 12 tosses, his running for 26 yards on three keepers, set up Notre Dame's opening touchdown, a two yard smash by Dan Harshman. Kicking specialist Joe Azaro booted a 23-yard field goal to cap a 74-yard drive at the outset of the second quarter for a 10-0 Notre Dame lead. Azaro also kicked a 21-yarder for a 34-0 lead in the third period.

California's game Bears, who opened last week with a victory, scored with 2:49 left on a one-yard smash by Troy Cox climaxing a 49-yard drive in 11 plays. California's Bears converted with a two pointer on a pass to Cox from sophomore quarterback Randy Humphries, who Ek RA Edgs BnaiGEIG ays 20 to 7 9 another. Mississippi Slate, which tossed only two passes and hit on none, was no match for the Georgians, who shared the SEC crown last year and are co-favorites with Alabama again this year. However, the Maroons threw up a strong defense until the 17-point outburst by Georgia in the fourth quarter. Linebacker D.

D. Lewis stopped Georgia on the Maroons' two in the third quarter, and another Georgia drive was halted on the Mississippi State 21 when Jim Courtney picked off Paul Gilbert's pass. Moore, shaken by a jarring tackle by Lewis on the last play of the third period, hit on four of eight passes before he left, and kept the Georgia offense moving with his scampering runs. Moore gained 51 yards run i THE YARDSTICK Kent ud cy by 1 2-1 0 Mar gill SLC USM 17 127 12 yV V1 21 141 175 THE YARDSTICK 112 144 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Pints Fumbles lost Yards penalized 12-23-3 13-23-1 Ktntucky Indiana Kentucky added its other one that gave Indiana the win-three points with 1:39 left in theining margin early in the fourth second quarter when Dave Weld I quarter. He completed an eight-booted a 33-yard field goal after tQ Tom A an Indiana fumble.

19 16 5-36 6-43 2 0 69 110 He Can Help You Witli Extra Work First downs Rushing yardaoa Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 115 84 11-25 3-45 0 49 258 121 104 11-17 4-24 2 30 Gonso piled up 272 yards in iiuiu. nu uieu oaiii iiuni ii ic i.o and Gage grabbed the ball after replaced harrassed Barry Bronk spearheading the Indiana attack. He got 151 yards by rushing on 25 carries and 121 yards passing by hitting 11 of 17. at the start of the second half it had bounced on a few other fingertips in the end zone. i minutes left in the opening period, Southeastern bounced back to tie it at 7-7 with a 63-yard drive in eight plays.

The TD came on a 13-yard run around left end by tailback Lynn Day. Southern went back to the top, taking the ensuing kickoff and moving 64 yards in 11 plays to tally early in the second period. Four pass completions by quarterback Tommy Boutwell, two of them to halfback Johnny Johnson, featured the drive. Johnson scored with a six-yard burst off tackle. The final Southern touchdown after Fore's 33-yard punt return to the Southeastern 25 was scored on a one-yard quarterback sneak by Boutwell.

Southeastern Louisiana 7 0 0 07 Southern Mississippi .7 7 6 020 SM Fore 65 punt return (Kondrat kick) SLC Day 13 run (Short kick) SM Johnson 6 run (Kondrat kick) SM Boutwell 1 run (kick failed) Attendance 14,000 (estimated) Gonso actually had to throw two touchdown passes to get the Kentucky 7 o-io Indiana 0 0 12 Ky-Gann 56 run (Weld kick) Kv-FG 33 HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) Two punt returns by safety man Steve Fore, the 168-pound sophomore from Flomaton, sparked Southern Mississippi to a 20-7 victory over Southeastern Louisiana Saturday night. Fore put Southern on the scoreboard with a 65-yard return in the first period, and set up the third touchdown of the night with a 33-yard dash after taking another kick in the third quarter. On both runs, he shook off or eluded, several would-be tacklers. After the first Southern score, which came with about five ning on 11 carries, with Jenkins gaining 51 on 14 tries.

Leading rusher for the Maroons was Johnson, who gained 33 yards on 12 carries. Mississippi State gained only 66 yards rushing and nothing passing while Georgia rolled up 278 yards on the ground and 94 in the air. McCullough's three f'eld goals He's a Manpower "Reliable. He'll work in your warehouse or shipping room. One man or a crew will be over on short notice.

MANPffiWER THE VERY BEST IN TEMPORARY HELP 418 N. Palofox 432-7671 Ind Butcher 1 pass from Gonso (kick failed) Ind-Gage 23 pass from Gonso (run failed) Attendance 42,31 1. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Indiana spotted Kentucky 10 points Saturday, then rebounded to win 12-10 on a brilliant running and passing debut by sophomore quarterback Harry Gonso. Gonso, a short husky bundle of energy from Findlay, Ohio, passed for both of the Hoosiers' touchdowns.

He hit another sophomore, Jade Butcher, for a one-yard strike and Al Gage for 23 yards. Roger Gann, another sophomore, put Kentucky in front in the first four minutes of the game with a 56-yard sprint. with the Bears trailing 24-0. Humphries twice ignited the Bears against the fierce Irish, whose 270-pound Kevin Hardy led a defense which produced four interceptions of California passes. The Bears completed only 5 of 28 passes for 45 yards.

Humphries got the Bears rolling in a 40-yard drive to Notre Dame's 40 on seven plays starting the second half, and his passing and running dominated California's late 49-yard scoring march. Hanratty wound up with a 15 for 30 passing record, good for Tornadoes Rout Red Bank, 34-7 THE YARDSTICK Red Bank, Tenn. Panama City Bay 14 15 261 56 20ft varris. He hit Sevmour six 4-6 First downs Rushing yardaqe Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 76 145 11-33 0 1 22 Lifts to 14 5.41.5! times for 69 yards, but the star "Il in in. 'i Ji.MI!" VJX Smif'h's TD Tigers, 20 split end dropped several toss-' es.

including a 13-yard shot PANAMA CITY (Special) iwhen he was wide open in the Quarterback Jimmy Barr ran end zone in the second period. SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. (Channel 3) College football, hiqhlights of Satur-diy't calilornia-Notre Dami game. 1 p.m. (Channel 5) Pro foot-ball.

Washington Redskins at New Orleans Saints. 1 p.m. (Channel 10) Pro football, Boston Patriots at Buffalo Bills. 1:10 p.m. (WCOA radio) Baseball, Chicago White Sox at Cleveland Indians.

3 p.m. (WPFA radio) Pro football, Atlanta Falcons at San Francisco 4'ers. 4 p.m. (Channel 5) College football, highlights of Saturday's FSU-Alabama game. 4 p.m.

(Channel 10) Pro loo.ball, New York Jets at Denver Broncos. 5 p.m. (Channel 5) College football, highlights of Saturday's Chaltanooqa-Auburn game. 10:45 m. (Channel 3) College fontball, highlights of Saturday's Illinois-Florida game.

THE YARDSTICK for three touchdowns and passed for two more Saturday night to lead Panama City Bay to a 34-7 However, Seymour's twisting circus catch between two Bear defenders on his 9-yard scor TROPHIES AND PLAQUES FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPECIAL AWARDS CUSTOM MADE ENGRAVING WHILE YOU WAIT SOUTHERN TROPHIES INC. 145 W. GOVERNMENT ST 432-3702 win over Red Bank, Tenn. ing reception in the third quar Barr scored on runs of 35, a flash nf his lPfifi LSU 18 260 64 61 4-14-0 e-49 0 32 Rica 25 191 263 69 15-28 0 2-39 1 26 First downs Rushing yardaqe Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized two and one yards and passed I jj 10 uacK lviarK uoerg on scores from eight and 11 yards out. Larry Hobbs kicked four extra points for the Tornadoes.

BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI)- v.w; vU ft Sophomore halfback Glenn 'W fulfil i California 0 0 0 I I Notre Oame 7 17 10 7-41 ND Harshman 1 run (Azzaro kick) ND FG Azzaro 13 ND Bleier 14 pass from Hanratty (Azaro kick) ND Hanratty 12 run (Azzaro kick) ND Seymour 9 pass from Hanratty (Azzaro kick) ND FG Azzaro 21 ND Gladieux 14 pass from O'Brien (Zaaro kick) CAL Cox 1 run (Cox pass from Humphries) Attendance 59.075 I MISS LUCKY AND THE "PROS" Smith darted six yards with 29 seconds remaining in the game to give Louisiana State a 20-14 victory over the Rice Owls before 66,000 fans Saturday night. Smith's run through the left Red Bank, Tenn. 0 0 7 07 Panama City Bay 14 734 Barr 35 kickoff return (Hobbs kick) B-Barr 2 run (Hobbs kick) Barr 2 run (kick failed) RB Phillips 1 run (Barham kick) Goerg 6 pass from Barr (Hobbs kick) Goorg 11 pass from Barr (Hobbs kick) JARMAN'S (ina Enaineers Tech Past to 10 if FAVORITE OF STYLE LEADERS Stubborn Vandy, 17 4' side climaxed a 75 yard Tiger drive in the closing minutes of this intersectional clash. Halfbacks Tommy Allen and Frank Matte scored LSU's other touchdowns on runs of 11 and two yards.

Quarterback Robby Sheldon took Rice to a 14 13 fourth quarter lead with a mixture of flashing running and passing that baffled the Tiger defenses. Sheldon passed to solit end Larry Davis for one touchdown and scored the other with a 15-yard run in the last quarter. The junior quarterback iniured his shoulder as he stumbled into the end zone and had to leave the field. Tiger quarterback Nelson Stokley directed all three of LSU's touchdown drives almost became the goat of the game when he fumbled a pass from center when LSU tried its first extra point. That extra point looked like it might turn out to make the difference until Smith darted into the end zone in the closing seconds.

Shelton rolled up 248 yards on 14 pass completions and added another 103 yards running. Stokley was LSU's biggest yard gainer with four completions for 64 passing yards and 95 yards on 15 runs. Rice outgained LSU 454 to 324 yards, and out first downed the Tigers 24 to 18. Rice 7 0 0 7-14 LSU 0 0 13 7-20 Rice Davis 36 pass from Shelton (Kennedy Kick) LSU Matta 2 run (kick failed) LSU-Allen 11 run (Hurd kick) Rice Shelton 15 run (Kennedy kick) LSU-Smith 7 run (Hurd kick) Attendance 66,000 A THE YARDSTICK Georgia Tech Vanderbilt First downs 18 10 136 93 94 7-12 R-39 2 67 I Rushms yardaae 195 i Passinq yardsqe 102 i Return yardaqe 68 Passes 10-19-1 I Punts 6-40 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 5 Perfect shoe with blazer or sport coat and slacks or with a "forward fashion" suit is Jarman's new tassel slip-on in alligator-print leather. It has the opulent look of expensive footwear, but is yours at a modest Jarman price.

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Yours for a life time of pleasure. SEE YOU SOON NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Quarterback Kim King engineered two late touchdown drives to lift Georgia Tech to a 17-10 victory over surprisingly stubborn Vanderbilt Saturday night in a football opener for both teams. King broke up a 3-3 tie late in the third quarter with a six- game as head coaches for Tech's Bud Carson and Vander-bilt's Bill Pace. Vandy held Tech to only first down in the opening period and took a 3-0 lead on Tom Meriwether's 36-yard field goal after driving from midfield.

In the second quarter, King tailored Tech's first sustained march and got close enough for Tom Carmichael to kick a 29-yard field goal. The key play of the drive was King's 13-yard scramble for a first down to Vandy's 25. He completed five passes on the drive. May scored the last touchdown after Gary Davis had completed a 25-yard pass to Bob Goodridge on a 60-yard drive. Athletic directors Bobby Dodd of Tech and Jess Neely of Vandy, retired from coaching and off the sideslines for the first time in a combined 79 years watched passively from the press box.

The Vanderbilt showing brought roars of approval from the partisan crowd, plagued by seven consecutive losing seasons. The Commodores, with a few long gains and an alert defense, were within reach of victory until the final minute. King completed 10 of 14 passes for 102 yards, and Davis, on Vanderbilt's only touchdown march, hit on two of three for 58 yards. Almond caught seven passes for 80 yards and Vandy's Goodridge snared five for 77. Vanderbilt Georgia Tech 0 3 7 717 Vanderbilt 3 0 0 710 VAN FG Meriwether 36 TEC FG Carmichael 29 TEC Almond 6 pass from King (Carmichael kick) TEC King 3 run (Carmichael kick) VAN May 2 run (Meriwather kick) jyard touchdown pass to end Steve Almond.

Seconds later, after a fumble recovery, King went over from the three. mMleii 3D) oiijjl F.A.D. DISTRICTING COMPANY; Inc. 3721 NAVY BLVD. PH 455-1341 Vanderbilt stormed back in the last 37 seconds and quarterback Roger May rammed in from the two.

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