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AGE 6-B THE ODESSA AMERICAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 11, 1970 mm iXWim St: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for rushing title St. Louis comes off its upset with surprising Atlanta, which the Falcons knock off the Cow-bovs. thev must be recognized Sayers have a duel. Paul Brown comes home to test is one of 11 on the Sunday program with another game slated for Monday night on Na chance for a personal leads the league with six touch of Dallas with hopes of winning as a real threat for a playoff down passes by Bob Berry. If Cleveland Sunday with his expansion Cincinnati Bengals to yjj BOGEY MAN t4f By CHRIS MAG EE berth.

Denver finds itself an under tional television, Green Bay at San Diego. The New York Jets face the team he used to run in Mike Livingston will be at the dog at Oakland although they are 3-0 and the Raiders 0-2-1 in Fourth-Quarter one of the most intriguing pair controls for injured Len Dawson and Miami Dolphins played bat-urdav night. ings of the fourth big weekend the Western Division standings The Sunday schedule also when the disappointing Kansas City Chiefs entertain Boston, a team that hasn't beaten the of action in the National Football League. its tnira siraigni ac me expense of New Orleans. The Card defense almost shut out the Cowboys last week and the Saints have scored only 17 pointsalL year.

Philadelphia and New York, both frustrated teams with 0-3 records, renew their old rivalry at Yankee Stadium. The Giants, who handled the Eagles with ease in preseason, hope to put a calls for San Francisco at Los of the AFC. Willis Crenshaw's shoulder injury will give Fran Lynch a chance to start with Angeles, Denver at Oakland, Chiefs since 1964. Mike Garrett, Kansas City The Bengals knocked off the Browns, in a preseason game but this time it will be for keeps Floyd Little in the Broncos Outburst Nets Michigan Win LAFAYETTE. Ind.

(AP) Detroit at Washington, Minnesota at Chicago. Baltimore at runner, is due pacK aner miss- backfield. After their success against Kansas City, the Broncs with another huge crowd of, ine Denver game, ine patriots in the stands. are hurting witn runner Jim are anxious to test their defense Nance questionable and defen against Daryle Lamonica. The Both quarterback Bill Nelsen and running back Leroy Kelly wnoie game rogeiner ana grab win No.

1. Guard Pete Case and Seventh-ranked Michigan ex sive end Ike Lassiter out. Raiders were chewed our" by Houston, Buffalo at Pittsburgh, Atlanta at Dallas, New Orleans at St. Louis, Boston at Kansas City, and Philadelphia at the New York Giants. Only three teams remain unbeaten after the first three weeks of competition Los An Two of the top rookie quarter are probable starters for the ploded for 23 points in the fourth quarter Saturday to ex-coach Al Davis after losing possibly center Greg Larson may be out for the Giants.

to Miami. Browns. Nelsen missed last week after suffering a knee in dump Purdue, 29-0, in the Big Tackle Wade Key is out for the Minnesota and Chicago, tied backs meet at Pittsburgh wnen Dennis Shaw leads the Buffalo Bills against Terry Bradshaw and the non-winning Steelers. Ten opener for both teams. jury at ban rrancisco.

Kelly Eagles who may activate Leroy Keyes. A sellout crowd on 69,021 in at 2-1 in the Central Division of the NFC, play an important twisted an ankle last week geles and Detroit in the Nation Koss-Ade Stadium watched the Green Bay hopes the momen al Conference and Denver in the against Pittsburgh: The Bengals expect to start Virgil Carter over Sam Wyche at quarter- American Conference. tum of its win over Minnesota will carry through at San Diego in the Monday night game. Both explosive Wolverines move to their fourth victory of the season while handing the Boilermakers their second loss in The Rams will be at home to their traditional rivals from San game at Wrigley Field with each needing a win to stay within range of the Lions. Gale Sayers again is a questionable starter because of a bone bruise on his left leg.

The The Bills showed offensive power last week with Shaw throwing to Marling Briscoe and Haven Moses and O.J. Simpson having a ball. Bradshaw, the No. 1 draft pick, still is looking for win No. 1.

tack. The Cincinnati-Cleveland con- the winless Chargers and the Francisco who were knocked Packers have been having trou four games. The slumbering Michigan of ble with their offense. out of the perfect record ranks last Sunday in Atlanta. The fense broke loose in the fourth star runner expects to play but Mike Hull will be ready to re period after a 32-yard field goal 49ers may regain wide receiver Dick Witcher after a one-week absence.

Willie Ellison. Ram rn by Dana Coin on the first play place him. The Vikings, upset by Green Bay, hope to get their Duke Shocks Mountaineers With Defense attack perking with Gary Cuoz- Cwoys running back, is only a possible due to a pulled muscle so Jeff iiiei ot tne period put them in front 9-0. Michigan quarterback Don Moorhead threw two touchdown zo. John Unitas is due to start for Jordan may team up with Les Josephson behind Roman Gab Baltimore at Houston and Tom Matte, the runner who has been passes in the final quarter after riel.

Defensive tackle Merlin the Wolves offense sputtered out with a knee injury, may be Olsen, tight end Bill Truax and through three quarters with back to team with Nor Bulaich. wide receiver Wendell Tucker of MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP) The Oilers have lost guard Tom only one sustained drive. The Boilermakers were un Duke's surprising Blue Devils Regner and have brought Ken able to untrack their offense as put a damper on west Virginia's powerful scoring machine here Gray out of retirement.

Each team is 2-1 and deeply involved the big Michigan front wall kept pressure on Purdue sophomore THIS ISN'T THE BUSIEST of seasons for golf tournaments locally, but two are scheduled one almost immediately and another in mid-November to keep area linksmen in the swing of things. An oil man's tournament, in connection with the Permian Basin Oil Show, will be held Oct. 22 and 23 at Odessa Country Club, assistant professional Bill Richards has announced. "This is strictly an invitational event," Bill explained. "All companies in the oil show have invitations." The tourney will be 36 holes, medal A MEMBER-GUEST TOURNAMENT will be held at Golden Acres Country Club on Nov.

15. Pete Moore, professional at the club, says the member-guest event may be a two-day affair; this still has to be decided definitely by the tournament committee. Members who wish to participate should inform Moore. Prizes will be awarded in each flight. In addition, Moore said there might be some extra cur-ricular activity like a pitching contest and-or a putting contest.

BILL BOWERS gained some golfing fame for himself Friday at Sunset Country Club when he recorded a hole-in-one. He aced the No. 2 hole and used an 8-iron to cover the 134-yard distance, Sunset professional Gidd Faircloth has reported. Competing with Bowers at the time were Buck Jones, J. W.

Gaddy, Bobby Clifton and B. D. Shastid. THE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR Sugar Creek Country Club, Houston's next major golf facility which is now under construction, will be the archi-tectual creation of Robert Trent Jones. The layout includes 27 holes on scenic terrain.

Te first phase of the lavish clubhouse and the initial 18 holes are scheduled for completion late next year. The course will be designed to handle 750 to 800 golf playing members and it will be operated as a bonafide country club. A feature of the terrain is many elevation dropoffs of as much as 20 feet. Par will be 36 for each of the three nines. When completed, the 27 holes will have seven water holes, 30 fairway traps and well-trapped greens.

A GROUP IN Fort Wayne, Ind. has formed "Accers International" sort of a parlay pool for hole-in-one shooters. For $16 ($24 for husband and wife, you can enroll as a member. Then, if you fire a hole-in-one, Acers pays off with a two-week vacation trip or cruise for two. Saturday and upset the 11th-ranked Mountaineers 21-13 be DALLAS (AP)-The Atlanta in its respective division race the Rams are expected to play despite injuries.

Detroit hopes to ruin Washington's home opener with some more of the same that has made them the league's top running machine and defensive unit. Mel Farr of the Lions and Larry Brown of the Redskins, who may fight it out with Gale quartrhack Chuck Piebes. in the AFC. fore a capacity Homecoming Falcons could get their first victory in National Foot Dallas is toying with the idea crowd ot Duke quarterback Leo Hart. of starting Craig Morton at quarterback over Roger Stau- ball League history over Dallas Sunday unless the Cowboy quar-terbacking situation comes the nation's leading passer, turn back in the cotton bowi game ed to his running backs through Quarterback Leads Auburn To Easy Wm alive.

Cowboy coach Tom Landry out the afternoon's intermittent rains unleashing sophomores Steve Jones and Bill Thompson has been yanking quarterbacks against these same Falcons in a Cowboy victory. "Craig is throwing the ball good again," Landry said. "He is now the definite starter. If we substitute for him that doesn't mean he won't start the next game. We need to get the offense moving and Craig's going to have his chance." And Landry added "I think we will play very well this Sunday I just have a feeling they will." The Falcons are 2-1 like the Cowboys and are 0-3 against Dallas in their all-time Atlanta coach Norm Van like a baseball manager in an in an impressive display of pow attempt to get the once-feared ers.

Cowboy attack on the track. It was Duke's third victory in CLEMSON, S. C. (AP) -Quarterback Pat Sullivan scored the first two times Auburn had the football, leading Dallas nearly suffered its first shutout ever in the regular five games while West Virginia lost its first in five starts this me nintn-ranked Plainsmen to year and first since midseason a 44-0 rout of Clemson Satur last year. day.

The Mountaineers' offensive The Southeastern Conference season in a 20-7 lpss to St. Louis last week and the offense barely had enough steam to outlast Philadelphia and the New York Giants. Landry, who went with Roger Staubach as the starting quarterback in the first three games, punch, averaging more than 500 yards per game before Satur Brocklin doesn't have Landry's visitors marched 65 yards in three plays after the opening kickoff, Sullivan sweeping 13 man-under problem. Van Brock- day, was held at bay by a determined Duke defensive front line. lin's quarterback is redhot, hit yards for the touchdown.

West Virginia drew first blood ting on 17 of 32 passes for 217 He moved his team 66 yards in six plays the next time. when senior quarterback Mike Sherwood capped an 81-yard time, scoring from two yards has now switched to Craig Morton. Experience is the reason. Staubach is a two-year man and Morton has six years in the league. Morton has had problems out, and Auburn was on its drive that took 19 plays after the opening kickoff.

Sherwood scored on a three yard keeper. way. yards and three touchdowns last week in a 21-20 victory over San Francisco. It was the third consecutive heart-stopper for Atlanta, causing Van Brocklin to comment: "It looks like it's going to be that kind of year." When bullivan sparked a 70-1 Duke stormed back with a sus yard drive to another touch tained drive of its own, grinding throwing since he suffered a down, the third time Auburn had the ball, Auburn Coach shoulder separation last year out 56 yards in 18 plays. Hart pitched out to split end Brad Shug Jordan put in his second Evans on an end-around tnat produced a score from three unit near the end of the first quarter.

yards out. The second unit had to punt once before it also scored, roll The Blue Devils scored again ing more than 50 vards before Colts, ilers In Showdown settling for a 31-yard field goal by Gardner Jett. in the first quarter when Jones bolted five yards up the middle and added another early in the final period. Jones also scored that one when he hurdled over Jordan reinserted Sullivan Automobile Insurance BY THE MONTH HENDERSON-PARKER AGENCY and his crew before the inter mission. He promptly took the team 57 yards on three pass HOUSTON (AP) The Balti three defenders on a run that started from the four-yard line.

The Mountaineers, down 21-7 more Colts and the Houston Oil plays, scoring with a 15-yard ers meet in an American Con toss to lerry aeasiee. ference early season showdown with less than 10 minutes remaining, desperately fought back, marching 50 yards to Sunday's 20-13 victory at Cincinnati. Tom Regner, an offensive pard, underwent surgery Monday for a knee injury. He is scheduled to be replaced by Ron Saul, a rookie from Michigan State. Saul's backup will be Doug Wilkerson, the No.

1 North FE 7-2391 JTA 715 E. 7th today that may draw 50,000 fans into the Astrodome. score with Sherwood running Baltimore is tied for the East into the end zone on another Nittany Lions Finally Win NEWTON, Mass. (AP) ern Division lead, and Houston three-yard keeper. Carolina Central draft choice is tied for the Central Division who has been playing on both lead.

Both clubs have 2-1 league offense and defense. records. Penn State's alert defense inter Tickets that were printed A late switch, however, could cepted seven passes and scored put Ken Gray, a 12-year veteran in Regner spot. Gray, a team on a blocked punt in dumping frustrated Boston College from the unbeaten ranks Saturday captian in the years Lemm months ago say two hours earlier but the kickoff will not be until 3 p.m. CDT to avoid a television conflict with the baseball World Series.

The teams have met only once coached the St. Louis Cardinals, left his Central Texas hog farm witn a zs-s football victory. The Nittany Lions, beaten bv HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS Monday to sign with the Oilers Colorado and Wisconsin the pre after it became definite Regner vious two weekends, and losing previously with Baltimore taking a 33-29 Astrodome exhibition thriller in 1969 on a last was out for the season. tneir national ranking, were "I won't sav Grav will be pushed around at the start bv BOATING CENTER OF WEST TEXAS 1801 Kermit Hwy. second touchdown pass from the ambitious Eagles before the Earl Morrall to Willie Richard ready to start but he should be ready to play," Lemm said.

McCafferty may have the services of running back Tom Matte, a veteran halfback who defense took command with four interceptions in the second son. By JOHN LANGLEY SEASONS AND BAG LIMITS have been announced by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for the Permian Basin Regulatory District. Counties included in the district include: Andrews, Borden, Cochran, Coke, Crosby, Dawson, Ector, Fisher, Gaines, Garza, Glasscock, Haskell, Hockley, Howard, Irion, Jones, Kent, Knox, Lubbock, Lynn, Martin, Midland, Mitchell, Nolan, Reagan, Runnels, Scurry, Sterling, Stonewall, Taylor, Terry, Tom Green, Upton, Ward and Yoakum. Quail season is set for November 14 through Feb. 15.

Daily limit for quail hunters is 15 and 45 of the birds are allowed in possession. Deer season is set for November 14 through Jan. 3. Limit for the season for each hunter is three deer, no more than two bucks. Turkey season will be from Nov.

14 to Jan. 3. One turkey of either sex is allowed in all counties of the Permian Basin regulatory district and two turkeys of either sex can be taken in Coke, Irion, Mitchell, Nolan, Reagan, Runnels, Sterling, Taylor and Tom Green. No closed season and no bag limit are set for javelina or squirrel. Pheasants may be hunted in Cochran, Hockley, Terry and Yoakum during a two-day season Oct.

10 and 11. Two pheasants may be killed each day and four are allowed in possession. ic TEXAS PARKS and Wildilfe Department has also announced seasons and limits for the Trans-Pecos regulatory district which includes: Brewster, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Pecos, Presidio, Reeves and Terrell Counties. Quail may be hunted from Nov. 14 to Jan.

13. Daily bag limits are set at 12 and 24 may be in a hunter's possession. Deer season will extend from Nov. 28 to Dec. 13 for a total of four deer for each hunter.

No hunter in the region will be allowed to take more than two mule deer, nor more than one mule deer buck, nor more than two whitetail bucks and no more than three antlerless deer. There will be no turkey or squirrel season this year for the Trans-Pecos area. Javelina may be hunted anytime from Sept. 1 through Jan. 31.

Two of the wild hogs may be taken by each hunter during the season. ECTOR COUNTY agricultural agent Maurice W. Black has proposed a list of safety rules for hunters planning to participate in the seasons now opening up in West Texas. The rules amount to common sense suggestions which only serve to remind the hunter of what he should have thought to do anyway. The Black rules are: (1) Treat every gun as though it were loaded.

(2) Always be sure that the barrel and action of all guns are clear of any obstruction. (3) Be sure that the ammunition you plan to use is the right size and the correct powder load for your weapon. (4) Be certain of the target before you get ready to pull the trigger. (5) Do not point the gun at anything unless you intend to shoot. (6 Never climb a tree or through a fence with a loaded gun.

(7) Never shoot at flat, hard surfaces or water. (8) Do not drink when you are out with a gun. (9) Do not shoot at any game until everyone is clear of the hunting vehicle. (10) Do not shoot from horseback. (11) Do not carry a loaded gun on horseback.

(12) Try out your weapon prior to the hunting trip. (13) Get some exercise before hunting season. (14) Be careful while driving hunt vehicles. (15) Watch out for snakes. (16) Let someone know where you have gone hunting.

TEXAS HUNTERS have until 5 p.m. Oct. 19 to return application forms for participation in public hunts on the state's game management areas. A drawing will be held in the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Austin headquarters at 2 p.m. Oct.

22 to determine which lucky hunters will be authorized for the free hunts. Application forms are available from the department at the John H. Reagan Building, Austin, Texas 78701 or from the district office at 1803 West Wall, Midland 79701. Coach Don McCafferty has In period. BOATS dicated he will start Johnny Inboard Out Board Models Terry Stump and John picked off two passes each.

has been sidelined with injuries Unitas, the veteran quarterback who gave way to Morrall in the while George Landis, Jack Ham three weeks. The Colt backfield Includes early stages against Boston last Sunday after Baltimore had two rookies Lemm considers and Larry Ludwig intercepted one apiece in helping the Nittany Lions to an eighth straight rather dangerous, Jack Mait-land and Norman Bulaich. been runover six days earlier bv the Kansas City Chiefs. MERCURY AND JOHNSON MOTORS GLASTRON ARROW GLASS STERNCRAFT OUACHITA STARCRAFT victory over h.t. and 25tn in a Running the Houston attack row against New England ri will be Charley Johnson who vals.

Unitas apparently is getting the call despite reports he and McCafferty had words because Unitas changed a running play The Penn State offense joined went through eight games without an interception before Cin in the give-away game, losing tne ball on tumbles four times. cinnati stole four of his passes. Despite the thefts, Johnson However, the defense more than THIS WEEKS SPECIAL did the job. came back to throw a 28-yard touchdown pass to Alvin Reed into a fourth quarter touchdown pass in the 14-6 victory over Boston. Coach Wally Lemm, with one exception, will stick with the Houston lineup that started in to clinch the Cincinnati game in the final period.

Yale Mops Brown, 28-0 NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) 1970 19' STERNCRAFT Inboard Outboard Demonstrator 160 Horse Power MerCruiser. This Boat is loaded. Full drive on trailer.

$4,500.00 Grid Playoffs Slated Yale opened defense of its share of the Ivy League title Saturday For Next Saturday Dy wauopmg crown 28-0 on Dick Jauran's two touchdowns and 1970 16' BARRACUDA BOAT 115, 1970 Johnson Motor, Trolling Motor, Spot lites, Running litcs, Battery and Battery Box, Gas Tank, Drive On Trailer. $2,695.00 1970 ARROW GLASS HUSKIE GO Horse Power Johnson Motor, Trailer, Battery and Battery Box, Gas Tank. $1,795.00 the passing and running of quar Playoffs in the Boys' Clubs Cardinals for third place at terback Joe Massey. of Odessa Pop Warner football The Bulldogs, who shared the title with Dartmouth and program will be held next Satur Princeton last year, had things LIKE NEW 1968 GLASTRON Inlward-outboard, 120 MerCniiser, Full Power Tilt, Top Set, Horn, Lights, Mirror. $2,495.00 well in hand by halftime after Jauran scored twice on two- 12:45 p.m.

In other games Saturday, the Falcons stopped the Redskins, 24-7 and the Cardinals shut out the Saints, 19-0 in the Western League. In the Eastern League, the Vikings blanked the Browns, 19-0; the Cowboys beat the Colls by the same score and the day. The Cowboys, Eastern League titlists, will play either the Eagles or Packers at 3:15 p.m. and the Steelers, second place yard runs in the second period. The sophomore fullback also was the game leading ground squad in the East, will battle the team the Cowboys don't play gainer with 117 yards on 21 car- at 2 p.m $495 to 384.

Cash Prict 3 Only Arrow Glass Tarpons The Eagles and Packers fin Fishing Boats His first score capped a 68- ished the regular season Sat yard march in 15 plays, and the second came after lineback Ron urday with a 6-6 tie and are co- Steelers scooted past the Bears, 13-0. The Eagles and Packers paced Western League taams with 4-0-1 records. The Cardinals had a 2-2-1 record while the Falcons finished at 2-3. The Redskins had a 1-3-1 finish and the Saints ended the season at 0-5. The Cowboys and Steelers champions in the western Lea Kcll intercepted a Brown pass gue.

Opponents for the Cowboys and Steelers will be determined on the Brown 44. Boosting its record to 3-0, Monday night. Here Is the remainder of the MECHANIC ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER WEATHERRY-IIROWNING INSULATED COVERALLS- KEMINGTO.V-WINCHESTER JACKETS-SOCKS-ELKCTRIC SHELLS-GUN REPAIRS SOCKS-GLOVES-BOOTS-CAPS STARCRAFT CAMPERS Yale wrapped it up in the final period when Massey carried three yards for a touchdown playoff schedule: and then teamed with end Rich Saints vs. Bears for sixth each had 4-1 marks in the Eastern Laague. The Vikings checked in with a 3-2 record while the Colts were 2-2-1.

The Browns ended the season with place at 9 a.m.; Browns vs. Maher on a 76-yard pass play. Massey hit eight of 16 passes for 184 yards and ran for 32 Redskins for fifth place at 1U: 15; 1-3-1 record and the Bears Colts vs. Falcons for fourth place at and Vikings vs. more.

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