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The Sundoy Times Recorder ZANESVILLE, OHIO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1964 Penn State Dumps OSU From Unbeaten Ranks, 27-0 Foutz, Dickson Pace Muskingum Muskies Trip Denison 13-7 For 7th Victory GRANVILLE and Denison followed the traditional script, which calls for a close game whenever the two old rivals meet, and the Muskies came out on top by a 13-7 score before a Dad's Day crowd: of 5,115 here Saturday after-; noon. After dominating the first half and scoring in each of the first two quarters, Muskingum was obliged to hold on for dear life against a determined threat by the Big Red in the second half. For the Muskies, it was their seventh victory of the season, MUSKINGUM DENISON STATISTICS Musk. Den. First downs 179 14 rushing 131 Passes attempted 13 20 Passes completed Had intercepted Yards passing 28 Total yards 207 175 Punts 6 Punting lost average 37.8 32.7 7 Penalties penalized 4-o 15 and their sixth in Ohio Conferlence play, against one They are tied with Capital second place in the league behind unbeaten Wittenberg.

The Muskies started out as if they intended to blow the home team off the field, marching 71 in 15 plays from the opening kickoff, with fullbacks Donn Foutz carrying over from the three for a touchdown and Mark DeVilling adding the extra point with a placekick. The drive consumed seven minutes and included two passes by quarterback Jim Uszynski, one for ten yards to Ohio Gridiron Roundup Powerful Wittenberg Wins 29th Straight Game 42 To 7 CRAWFORDSVILLE, In d. (UPI) Charlie Green scored two touchdowns on quarterback sneaks and passed for three others Saturday to lead Witten-33 berg. the nation's top-ranked small college football team, to a 42-7 victory over Wabash. The victory gave the Tigers an 8-0 record for the season and a 29-game unbeaten streak.

Green added only 27 yards his 1,635 yards on the ground as the small college 1 rushing leader but he completed 22 of passes for 247 yards in the air. The Tigers wound up with 475 yards in total offense and held Wabash to 151 yards on the ground and 22 passing. Wittenberg jumped to a 7-0 lead in the first period and led Ohio U. Bobcats Lose 13-8 To Host Broncos KALAMAZOO, Mich. (UPI)- Western Michigan gained less yardage in the air and on the ground, but made it count more and scored a come-from-behind 13-8 upset victory over Ohio University here Saturday.

The Broncos took the lead late in the first half after end Dick Pryor recovered an Ohio fumble on the Ohio 30. In six plays, western scored with Art Willick taking the ball over. Tom McGhee kicked the conversion. Ohio gained the lead in the third period with a 64-yard Ohio U. In Title Run DELAWARE (UPI) Ohio University, winners last week of the Mid-American cross country title, continued to steam roll Saturday and downed Miami, their chief rival, to take the All-Ohio crown.

The OU warriors scored 30 to Miami's 71. Bowling Green was third with 94 followed by Akron and Kent State. Elmore Blanton, of OU placed first in the All-Ohio division with a time of 19:55.5. Central State's Bill Moore was second at 20:10 followed by Pierson Lorandeau of Kent, Larry Smith, OU, 20:30 and Jack Bachelor, Miami, 20:38. The remainder of the 16-team field finished as follows: Mt.

Union, Ohio Wesleyan, Central State, Ashland and Baldwin-Wallace tied for ninth, Capitol, terbein, Wittenberg, Muskingum, and Oberlin, Deni- son. In the college division, ing champ Akron came out on top again this year with 58 beating Mt. Union, 71, while Ohio Wesleyan was third with 92. The remainder of the college division field was: B-W, Ashland, Capitol, Wittenberg, Oberlim, Muskingum and Denison. The meet was run over the a four-mile Delaware Country Club golf course, SECTION SPORTS AND CLASSIFIED 3 Penn State halfback Don Kunit (46) sweeps Doug Drenik (32) for the final touchdown as into the Ohio State end zone, despite efforts the Nittany Lion's whitewashed the Bucks 26- of Buckeyes Don Harkins (46 on ground) and 0 in Ohio Stadium yesterday afternoon.

(Photos by Ray Hughey) Arnie Chonko (23), Ohio State defensive Huber as he hauls in a pass as the Nittany halfback, swoops down on Penn State end Lions upended Ohio State. Braves Must Remain In Milwaukee In '65 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI)-The National. League ruled Satur-ers day the Braves must remain in Milwaukee for the 1965 season but may move to Atlanta in 1966. Warren Giles, NL President, said the league held a special meeting to discuss the Milwaukee situation.

He said the Milwaukee representatives were asked to leave the room, and in their absence. the other league representatives voted unanimously to instruct Milwaukee to remain in the Wisconsin city next year. Giles said the league also ruled that "it was in the best future interests of baseball to have the club move to Atlanta in Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick said after the concluding joint session of both leagues that it was the concensus of all attending that the regular base(ball convention in Houston would take up the proposed adoption of a free agent draft and an unrestricted draft that would include all players once every club had reached its limlit of 40 players. Lions Win 4th In Row Over Buckeye Eleven John Wyant and the other for 13 to end Dave Purselle. Foutz contributed an 18-yard run, while Dickson gained eight on one dash a and Uszynski seven on another.

On the third play of the second period, Dickson took Rod Potter's punt on the dead run and dashed 41 yards down the sidelines for a second score and the Muskies were leading 13-0. DeVilling's kick for extra point was wide. It looked as if the Muskies were going to score again a few minutes later but a 52-yard march was halted on the Denison two by a stubborn Big Red goal line stand. Another Muskie threat just before the half ended was nipped when a pass from Uszynski was deflected by Bill Giffin and bounced high into the arms of Paul Hylbert for an interception on the Big Red 23. The first-half statistics were all in favor of Muskingum, which rolled up 10 downs and 156 yards to no first downs and 28 yards for Denison.

It was a fired-up Big Red team which came out for the second half. After an exchange of punts, Denison launched a 76- yard march, highlighted by a 36- yard run by tailback Denny Price on a bootleg play. Sam White dived over the goal 1 line from one yard out for the score and Dain Birkley added the placekick conversion. Although Denison which uses a single wing formation, had possession of the ball for twothirds of the plays of the final period, it wasn't able 1 to invade Muskingum territory. The Muskies made one scorling bid, which was stifled when a pass by Uszynski was intercepted by Paul Hylbert on his own three.

It was the third Muskie pass to be snagged by Denison. Uszynski completed five for 13 during the game but two were for minus yardage. Two Denison passes were also intercepted, both by safety man Doug Welsh. Big Red passers completed only five of 20. Denison's Denny Price was the day's leading ground gainer with 93 yards in 20 carries.

For the Muskies, rushing honors went to fullback Donn Foutz with 87 yards in 25 carries. Dickson carried 14 times for 40 yards and Wyant, 11 for 36. Muskingum's 179 yards rushing was its lowest mark of the season. The victory avenged last year's 7-6 defeat at the hands of the Big Red and gave the Muskies a clean over sweep the three teams the others were Akron and Waynesburg which beat them last season. The game was marked hard driving line play which contributed to five fumbles, two by the Muskies and three by Denison, but only one resulted in loss of the ball.

That was when Dale Stansbury recovered a Denison bobble in the third period. The end of the game found Muskingum in possession running out the clock with quarterback Uszynski falling with al ball for three plays after the Muskies had taken over on downs after surviving a frantic flurry of passes, seven in all by Denny Price. Muskingum's Rick average 37.8 yards on his six punts of the day. Despite the hard play of the game, there were only two penalties, one against each team. Denison Muskingum 1 Musk Donn Foutz 3 run (Mark DeVilling, kick) Musk Dale Dickson 41, punt return (kick failed) Den San White (Art Morrow, kick) HOUSTON -Jess Neely his 25th year as head footNbail coach at Rice University, A COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) brilliant defense and three riddled Ohio State from the unbeaten Saturday in one of the biggest season.

The Nittany Lions, a twotouchdown underdog and carrying a lack-luster 3-4 record to the game against the nation's No. 2 team, dominated play throughout and scored in each period. It was Ohio State's first loss after six victories and the Buckeyes' first shutout since their scoreless tie with Indiana in 1959. Penn State put together first downs while Ohio had five, one by a penalty. The visitors had the ball for 79 plays to OSU Penn First downs 5 22 Rushing yardage 33 201 Passing 30 Passes 3-14 12-22 Passes intercepted by Punts 9-42 5-37 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 10 20 Ohio's 37 and overwhelmed Ohio in total offense, 349 yards to 63.

The alert Lions pounced on two of Ohio State's three bles and intercepted two of the Buckeyes' 14 passing attempts. Penn State sprung halfback Don Kunit for two second half touchdowns. The defense manhandled the vaunted Buckeye offense throughout, denying it a first down until late in the third period. It wasn't until late in the final period that the Bucks could invade Penn State territory against second-string opposition. The Lions, who won their third straight game following a miserable start, were in command from the beginning to extend their amazing record of never having lost a game to Ohio State.

The non-conference game did not hurt Ohio State's race for the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl trip, and Purdue's Penn State, powered by a flashy backs, knocked injury ranks with a 27-0 thrashing upsets of the college football at the hands of Michigan State put the Buckeyes in front of the Big Ten race. While a partisan crowd of 279 anxiously awaited the heralded Ohio attack to get in motion, Penn State stopped the Buckeyes with minus 14 yards in the first half, which ended with the Lions leading 14-0. The Lions, scored the second time they had the ball, going 65 yards in eight plays. Penn State fullback Tom Urbanik slammed into the line at the goal and fumbled. The ball squirted into the end zone, where teammate Dirk Nye fell on it for a touchdown.

Placekicker Gerald Sanker kicked the extra point and Ohio State was behind for the first time this year. In the second period, Penn (State got to the Ohio three but an easy field goal attempt from the 10 glanced off Sanker's foot and was wide. The Lions came back in the next series to score, thanks to a brilliant run by Urbanik to the Ohio three. Quarterback Gary Wydman rolled out to pass, but decided to run it over with 8:06 left in the half. Sanker made it 14-0 with his kick, The Lions scored in the third period on a 41-yard drive set up by an interception, with Kunit going over from the three to make it 20-0.

Midway in the fourth period, Penn State marched 63 yards in 10 plays, with Kunit going the final five for the touchdown. at halftime. The scored twice in each of the last two periods. Bee-Gees Champs BOWLING GREEN (UPI) Bowling Green University raced past Marshall 1 28-0 Saturday to win its fifth Mid-American Conference crown in nine years. The Falcons, who stretched their unbeaten string to eight in a row, were assured of the crown after Ohio University was upset by Western Michigan, Wesleyan Victor DELAWARE (UPI) Ohio Wesleyan exploded for its first victory of the season a 29-0 romp over Oberlin in an Ohio Conference battle.

The Bishops, who had lost six straight games, scored 13 points in the second period to hand Yeomen their fourth loss in six games. Xavier Triumphs DAYTON (UPI) Xavier scored two touchdowns in the final five minutes Saturday for a come from-behind, 12-7 victory over Dayton. The Musketeers successfully tried an onside kick and scored their final touchdown with less than two minutes remaining when Jim Davis scored on a 35- yard run. Jackets Win 16-0 TIFFIN (UPI) Baldwin- Wallace held Heidelberg to only one first down Saturday and handed the Student Princes a 16-0 shutout. The Yellow Jackets piled up 321 total yards to only 51 for Heidelberg to record its fifth win in eight starts.

Heidelberg is now 3-4-1. Findlay Winner FINDLAY (UPI) Findlay's Jim Lane scored on a 59-yard punt return, a 60-yard kick off return and a -yard run urday to lead the Oilers to al 29-0 victory over Mount Union. The victory was the Oilers' ninth in ten starts. Mount Union lost its fifth game in eight starts. Central St.

Wins WILBERFORCE (UPI) Sonny Thomas caught five passes for 144 yards and two touchdowns Saturday to help Central State knock South Carolina State from the unbeaten ranks 20-15. After the losers took a 15-6, lead at the end of the third period Central State delighted a homecoming crowd by scoring two fourth period TD's to grab its second win of the year. 1 84 Frick said the baseball ownalso agreed to the centralization of baseball headquarters, preferably in a two-league city, which would mean New York, Chicago or Los Angeles. However, he said no preference for any city was expressed. Defiance Victor DEFIANCE (UPI) Defilance scored in every period Saturday to smash visiting Anderson, 33-7.

Defiance was led by Ben Davis, who scored two touchdowns and gained 137 yards in 15 carries. Practice Session The Steer Inn basketball team will hold a practice session at 5 p.m. today at the old South Zanesville gym. WACO, Tex. (UPI) Harlan Lane, flanker for Baylor's football team, was sought by 68 colleges while playing at Junior College.

State 0000 Penn ...7 7 6 7-27 PS Nye recovered teammates' fumble in end zone (Sanker kick) PS Wydman 3 run (Sanker kick) PS Kunit 3 run (kick failed) Kunit 5 run (Sanker kick) drive in 15 plays. Wash the plunged 1 and into Larry the end Bainter, zone fak- ing a placement conversion, ran the ball for the extra two points. But with less than five minutes to play in the final quarter, Western took the ball on the Ohio 41 and scored in four plays. Willick again scored on a 29-yard pass from Bob Radlinski. The upset by Western Michigan knocked Ohio out of a shot at the Mid America Conference championship.

Ohio is now 2-1-1 in MAC play and overall. Western Michigan is 2-4 in league play and 3-5 overall. A crowd of 17,000 watched the game in Waldo Stadium. Ohio rolled up 111 yards passing and 117 rushing for 1 a 228 total. The Broncos ran for 105 and added another 104 passing for 209 yards.

Radlinski completed 8 of 17 passes and Ohio, which went to the air frequently in the second half, completed only 6 of 21. The Queen Prevails CHERRY HILL, N.J. (UPI)Wheatley Stable's Queen Empress, surviving a foul claim, won the $188,090 Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park Saturday in a three-horse, thrilling finish to clinch the 2- year-old filly title. Her stablemate, Bold Lad, already has wrapped up the colt championship. Queen Empress was challenged in the stretch by Mrs.

Wallace Gilroy's Marshua, winner over Queen Empress two weeks ago in the Selimal Stakes, and by discipline, another Wheatley youngster. Victory was worth $112,854 to Queen Empress while Marshua, supplementary nomination at $5,000, collected $37,618 and Discipline got $18,809. Saturday's Football Results Saturday's Football COLLEGE RESULTS East Princeton 16 Harvard Yale 21 Pennsylvania 9 Williams 20 Wesleyan 3 Brown 31 Cornell 28 Notre Dame 17 Pittsburgh 15 Syracuse 27 Army 15 Rutgers 31 Lafayette 6 Buffalo 28 Richmond 13 Connecticut 17 Boston U. 16 St. Lawrence 21 Hobart Dartmouth 31 Columbia 14 Maine 22 Bowdoin 0 Temple U.

21 Delaware U. 0 Franklin Marshall 19 Penn Military 17 Coast Guard 27 Central Conn. 18 Vermont 12 Middlebury 0 Lycoming Col. 9 Muhinburg 0 Boston College 8 Villanova Massachusetts 25 Holy Cross 6 Northeastern 11 Tufts 6 Norwich 28 Worcester Tech. 8 Dickinson 7 Western Maryland 0 Ithaca 14 American International Co.

8 Brockport St. 42 Brdgewater 0 (Colgate 14 Bucknell 6 Rochester 35 Carnegie Tech 18 Western Reserve 14 Allegheny Albright 39 Lebanon Valley Swarthmore 26 Jns Hopkins 8 C. W. Post 41 Alfred 20 Indiana Penn St. 6 Lock Hvn 0 Susquehanna U.

26 Geneva 0 Gettysbrg 41 Juniata 17 Maryland 27 Navy 22 W. Va. 20 George Wash. 19 Kutztown 6 Mansfield 6 Kings Point 15 Drexel 14 Hofstra 28 Rhode Island South Va. 14 Willm Mary 13 Tech.

28 N. C. St. 19 9 Alabama 17 Louisiana St. Va.

Knoxville Col. 20. Morehouse Tenn. 22. Georgia Tech.

14 North Caroline 29 Clemson 0 Georgia 14 Florida 7 Kentucky 22 Vanderbilt 21 Wake Forest 20 Duke 7 N. C. Col. 26 Morris Brown 19 South Carolina 17 Citadel 14 Maryland St. 22 Del.

State 0 21 Rice 0 Missouri 16 Colorado 7 Ft. Vly St. 38 Bethune 14 Howard 50 Calludet 14 Louisville 1 Morgan St. 53 Va. Union 0 Alabama 17 Benedict Louisiana St.

9 Elizabeth St. 44 Fayttvile St. 12 Washington Lee 11. Sewance Sen. Miss.

31 Chattanooga 0 Fla. A 46 N. 24 Virginia St. 22 Norfolk 0 Southern Poly. U.

Inst. 39 28 Wiley Se La. 13 7 Middle Tenn St. 14 Murray 12 Jackson St. 24 Texas Sen.

Meth. Shaw 28 Hampton Inst. 24 Fisk Auburn 26 Lane 20. 3 12 Mississippi WEST Washington 21 California 16 North St. 28 Idaho St.

21 Air Force 24 UCLA 15 Colorado St. 14 San Jose St. 1 Mont. St. Col.

30 Mont. St. U. 6 47 Brigham Young 13 Santa Clara 14 of Pacific Southern Cal 15 Stanford 10 St. 24 Indiana 14 Arizona 21, Washington St.

21 Utah St. 20 Wyoming 20 Midwest Penn St. 27 Ohio St. 0 Michigan 21 State 21 Purdue Illinois Northwestern 17 Wisconsin 13 Albion Mich. 12 W.

Va. Western Bowling Green 28 Marshall 0 Miami 0. 35 Toledo 14 Minnesota 14 Iowa 13 Nebraska 14 Kansas 7 Drake 37 South Dakota St. 15 Wayne St. 12 Theirl 7 Butler 48 Evansville 21 Hope 20 Ohio Northern 0 Earlham 40 Kalamazoo 12 Beloit 30 Lawrence 6 Akron 25 Ball St.

15 Hillsdale 61 Shippensburg St. 26 Coe 49 Monmouth 0 Concordia 39 Augsburg 18 Xavier 12 Dayton 7 Muskingum 13 Denison 7 Capital 43 Wooster 3 Cincinnati 27 No. Texas State Wittenberg 42 Wabash 7 Baldwin Wallace 16 Heidelberg 0 Xavier 12 Dayton 7 Ohio Wesleyan 29 Oberlin Findlay 29 Mount Union 0 Hiram 12 Kenyon 6 Adrian 28 Bluffton 26 Central State 20 S. Carolina St. 15 Defiance 33 Anderson 7 Western Mich.

13 Ohio U. 1 Kent State 14 U. of Louisville 7 Fairmont 17 Marietta 13 Eastern Mich. 14 Case Tech 7 Southwest Houston 13 Florida State 13 (tie) Cincinnati 27 North Texas State 6 Auburn 12 Mississippi State 3 Texas 20 Baylor 14 Oklahoma 30 Iowa State 0 Oklahoma State 31 Wichita Abilene Crstn. 37 Arlington 14 Texas 23 Srn.

Meth. 0 Tulsa 19 Memphis St. 7 Japanese Plan Bids On Players TOKYO (UPI)-Several Japprofessional baseball clubs may bid for American major leaguers who will be placed on the waiver lists next month or relegated to the minor circuits. This was indicated with reports Saturday that Yukio Mishimoto, manager of the Hankyu Braves, runners-up to the Pacific League, will leave for the U.S. in mid-December before the major league club owners meeting at Houston, Texas.

From the cellar in 1963, the Braves climbed to second place, largely through the contribution of Daryl Spencer, 34, a former big league infielder. Duke Upset, 20-7 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (UPI) -Wake Forest pulled one of the Nation's major football Saturday by ambushing 15thranked Duke 20-7 behind a three- touchdown performance by All-America candidate Brian Edgell Nets 49 In 87-67 Win Gary Edgell scored 49 points last night to boost his two night point production to 49 as Deavertown beat visiting Coshocton Catholic basketball team 87-67. Edgell scored 40 as Deavertown beat Old Washington 78-71 Friday night. Coshocton Cath.

Deavertown FT FT Shuck 2 0 4 Hinkle S. Kora 13 11 37 Pletcher 4 Emmert Hashman Endres 6 10 Eppley Kieser Lanning T.Mcin'ey 4 Young Bachman 0 G. Edgell R.Mcln'ey 2 Ross Skelton 0 0 R. Edgell Totals 24 19 87 Totals Coshocton 16 26 45 67 Deavertown 25 46 67 87 Officials: Nangle and Schulties. Reserve Score: Deavertown 28, Coshoeton 19, Pro Basketball NBA RESULTS Boston 130 Detroit 111 Philadelphia 105 Cincinnati.