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Nov. 4, 1970 THE MIAMI NEWS 2-C Meggysey says Syracuse miDlipiDl- ID31EIOS 05Blia(E) play paid him and others to NBA College Football ABA Logal Schedule Atlantic Division Pet NCAA STATISTICS GB .833 TEAM STATISTICS TOTAL OFFENSE G. Plays Yds. Notre Dame 580 3267 Avf. 636 2 12 New York Philadelphia Boston Buffalo 10 2 7 4 5 5 1 7 544.5 ArizState a 513 3174 529.0 479.4 .500 .125 Auburn 7 475 3356 that "winning never hurt anyone." Syracuse has played four home games, including last week's triumph over Pitt.

That marked the first week this season that the student newspaper, the Daily Orange, did not campaign for a demonstration against Syracuse football at the time of a home game. Texas 6 498 2844 474.0 USC 8 646 3625 453.1 Stanford 8 638 3611 Arkansas 7 549 3135 Ohio State 6 495 2670 451.4 447.9 445.0 East Division PcL GB Virginia 8 2 .800 Floridians 5 3 .625 2 Kentucky 6 4 .600 2 New York 5 6 .455 32 Pittsburgh 4 6 .400 4 Carolina 0 8 .000 7 West Division Utah 7 0 1.000 Indiana 7 3 .700 l'2 Memphis 3 5 .375 4'2 Texas 1 4 .200 52 Denver 2 7 .222 6 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Pros 116 Chaparrals 114 Air Force 8 651 1547 Central Division Baltimore 6 3 .667 Cincinnati 3 7 .300 3 Atlanta 2 5 .286 3 Cleveland 0 11 .000 7 Midwest Division West Virginia 8 606 "3442 RUSHING Rushes Yds. 443.4 430.3 Avg. 391.7 363.0 335.6 328.5 298.7 Texas 6 424 2350 Ohio State 6 402 2178 New Mexico 7 436 2349 Notre Dame 6 442 1971 .909 .833 22 .667 3 Arizona Stale 6 338 1792 Cincinnati 7 382 1981 Detroit Milwaukee Chicago Phoenix 10 5 6 4 283.0 Princeton 6 347 1677 USC 449 2102 279.5 262.8 DAVE MEBGGYESY 6 .400 62 West Virginia 8 427 2086 260 As the season started, the blacks continued their attack on Syracuse football and word got out about the gen-e a 1 tone of Meggyesy's book. Syracuse went ahead with its schedule and promptly lost its first three games, not looking like the teams usually representing Syracuse.

Suddenly the Orange turned around and began beating folks. By last Saturday the team could stand up as a typical Schwartzwalder product from Syracuse. That day the Orange trounced Pittsburgh, 43-13, and the Syracuse players had arrived. Possibly Meggyesy's and Brown's charges should be investigated. The black athlete's accusations have been under investigation by a special university committee for weeks.

However, today's Syracuse football players have done an unusual job, considering the doubts and troubles that surrounded the squad when it opened the season. With four victories in a row, these athletes seem to have shown Pacific Division 251.7 Penn State 7 427 1762 MEMPHIS TEXAS 6 Horida SHADE-GROWN Tobacco blended THESWEETEST MILDEST SMOKE EVER! Charges by the black ath a PASSING Att. Com. Pet. Avg, 2 ISSJones Auburn 199 115 57.8 Los Angeles 5 3 San Diego 6 6 Seattle 5 6 Portland 4 6 .625 .500 1 .455 la .400 2 SDgoSt 4 2- 2 10 10 7-10 27 5 5-10 21 10-02 2 1-35 2- 2 14 Jones 3- i 9 Ladner 1- 2 12Govan l- 20 Raymond 8- ft 27Cueto 282.3 277.9 277.8 277.5 265.9 250.6 By GORDON S.

WHITE Jr. The New York Times News Service Some former Syracuse University football players have spent considerable time and energy attacking the institution's football program and athletic department. First it was eight black athletes who quit the team last summer, accusing the coach-, ing staff, team physician and department of athletics of ra-c i a 1 discrimination. Then Jimmy Brown, the former Syracuse and Cleveland star fullback, approved of these accusations and added that Syracuse cheated by paying football players in violation of National Collegiate Athletic Association rules. The latest to join in the charges against Syracuse is Dave Meggyesy, former lineman at Syracuse who went on to play seven years as linebacker for the St.

Louis Cardinals. In his forthcoming book, "Out of Their League," Meggyesy calls football "dehumanizing" as he attacks high school, college and pro football. Excerpts from the book appear In the Nov. 11 issue of Look magazine, In which Meggyesy says he and other Syracuse football players were paid as much as $120 a month. He accuses Syracuse of other "corruption." TODAY GREYHOUND RACING At Hollywood Kennel Club: first matinee post 1:15 p.m., first evening post 8 p.m.; At Miami Beach Kennel Club: first post 8 p.m.

WRESTLING At Miami Beach Auditorium: first bout, 8:30 p.m. SOCCER At Miami-Dade Junior College North: Dade North vs. Biscayne College, 7:30 p.m. TOMORROW GREYHOUND RACING At Hollywood Kennel Club: first matinee post 1:15 p.m., first evening post 8 p.m.; At Miami Beach Kennel Club: first post 8 p.m. BASKETBALL At Miami Beach Convention Hall: Floridians vs.

Texas, 8 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL At Central Stadium: Coral Park vs. Central, 8 p.m.; at Hialeah Stadium; Northwestern vs. Curley, 8 p.m.; at Orange Bowl: Norland vs. Edison, 8 p.m.

Radio Sports TODAY BASKETBALL Floridians vs. Memphis, 8 p.m., WGBS (710). Yds. 1976 1945 2222 2220 1861 2005 1992 1732 1707 1865 4 1-1 9 139 163 147 150 135 152 109 118 131 56.3 51.1 51.9 52.8 50.9 48.6 41.9 51.1 50.8 Beasley Jones Leaks Combs Hamilton Boone Wittman Bedell Moore Hasan Totals Texas 0- 2 Oregon Stanford Washington Air Force Florida UTEP Villanova UCLA 249.0 4- 4 11-13 12 3- 3 27 0 0- 0 0 0 Warren 6 Swift 2 Dtrick WJones Budcfs 1 0- 0 247.4 243.9 4 0- 1 231.1 Davis 4 0-0 8 2 0-04 41 20-30 114 MI4 J4 114 Totals TOTAL OFFENSE ILlenjeP. I Smt J'! tl 1 RhP 24 33 21 34114 25 29 35 27114 Memphis Sullivan, Auburn 1 1921 Plunkett, Stanford 8 2156 Parker, Air Force 8 1986 Theismann, Notre Dame 6 1462 San Francisco 3 6 .333 2l2 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Pistons 115 Royals 112 CINCINNATI DETROIT V.Arsdale 4 3-6 llBing 8 15-18 31 Archibld 2 3- 3 7 Walker 7 4- 4 18 Imhoff 7 1-1 15Moore 4 4-5 12 VanLier 3 2- 2 8 Dischger 2 3-37 Paulk 8 1-2 17 Mix 3 10-12 IS Green 2 8-14 12 Lanier 3- 7 15 Lacey 5 1-2 11 Driscoll 2 0-0 4 Robinson 8 7- 9 23 Quick 14-5 6 Arzen 3 0- 0 6 Komives 3 0-1 6 Hyder 10-0 2 Totals 43 26-39 112 Totals 36 43-55 115 274.4 269.5 248.3 243.7 236.3 226.9 226.0 222.3 iCrahjo, UTEP 7 1645 Reaves, Florida 8 mil Soasnola.

ArizSt 6 1356 Sixkiller, Wash 7 1556 letes and Meggyesy could conceivably mean the end of Syracuse football or cost Ben Schwartzwalder his job as head coach except for one thing the current team is suddenly winning and looking strong doing so. Since the future of college football may be in trouble from coast to coast, the Orange program may be considered shaky. But for the remainder of this season, at least, the 1970 Syracuse players seem determined to keep the sport going up on The Hill. The University of Miami, another school experiencing problems with its plays at Syracuse Nov. 21; The Miami program is going Down Hill.

222.1 219.1 Dummit, UCLA 8 1777 Sipe, SDIegoSt 7 1534 Manning, Miss 6 1313 FORWARD PASSING 21 4 NEW 50 Cincinnati Detroit 27 30 29 31113 32 19 31 33115 Att. Com. Yds. CM.PG Sxkllr, Wash 7 252 133 1612 19.0 Read, Pac 8 307 148 1704 18.5 Three-point oals Texas, Hamilton 2, Beaslev, Combs, Haan, Boone. Fouled out Memphis, Raymond.

Total fouls Texas 25, Memphis 35. A 1,561. TODAY'S GAMES Carolina at Kentucky Floridians at Memphis Utah at Indiana Only games scheduled. TOMORROW'S GAMES Texas at Floridians Only games scheduled. Soccer ENGLISH DIVISION ONE GA GA Pits.

Leeds United 10 4 1 24 9 24 Arsenal 9 4 2 32 14 22 Tottenham Hotspur 8 5 2 23 10 21 Reaves, Fla 293 145 1919 18.1 Fouled out Cincinnati, Van Lier Total fouls Cincinnati 33, Detroit 27. Hixson, SMU 7 221 125 1306 1 7.9 pe, SdS05t 7 204 2 1637 17.3 I VSOOOOC Rent 1970 Cart Parker, AF 8 263 134 1993 16.8 Lakers 128 Ford Cfievreleti Plunkett, an i 250 32 1985 16.5 Trail Blazers 108 PORTLAND Plymouth diet BuddS LOS ANGELES Thompson, Dav i 194 99 1255 16.5 Hart, Duke 212 128 1458 1 6.0 Dummit, UCLA 8 253 128 1804 16.0 4 Lane 1 2-2 DiCKey, KSt 8 256 126 1494 15.8 0-0 18 5Q UNLIMITED Per FREE ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING J38 0-0 16 Rush Rec Ret Yd.PG McCauley, NoCaro 1130 226 66 177.8 From the Heart of Florida's SHADE GROWN Tobacco Country. Burlrl Cigar Fla Week MILEAGE 6-7 18 2-2 6 4-5 13 2-3 0-0 7-15 5-5 0-0 2-3 0- 0 2-3 4-6 1- 3 20 Knight OHaliman 23 Ellis 17Barnett 12 Adelman 18 Petrie MSchluter 6McKenzie 10 Manning 7 1 17O.0 Halrston Erickson Chambln West Goodrich McMillian McCarter Hetzel Roberson Tresvant Riley RENTAL CARS 0-0 12 166.3 163.3 162.9 aeeeooct 3 7 3 6 7 6 Manchester City 7 5 2 19 11 19 Chelsea 6 7 2 22 18 19 Crystal Palace 7 4 4 17 12 18 ENGLISH DIVISION TWO Leicester City 9 4 2 25 11 22 Hull City 9 3 3 20 14 21 Luton Town 8 4 3 27 10 20 Cardiff CitV 7 6 2 24 14 20 0- 0 12 1- 2 9 Marinaro, Corn 937 83 0 Mosser, 901 92 337 Bream, Air Force 981 162 0 McCutcheon, ColoSt 602 397 304 Kosins, Dayton 1082 46 0 Jones, Duke 203 323 155 Brockgtn, OhioSt 744 47 138 Davis. USC 719 140 331 NHL 161.1 155.0 1-3 154.8 148.8 Totals 28 Totals 46 16-19 108 52 24-41 1 Oxford United 8 4 3 22 16 20 Sheffield United 6 7 2 27 20 19i AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Hawthorne, KState 288 350 544 147.8 EAST DIVISION Pts Gf Ga Los Angeles Portland 26 32 36 34128 29 21 30 28108 ENGLISH DIVISION THREE RUSHING OFFENSE Yds. Yd.PG TO 1 A O1 1 Pulham 9 5 2 156.2 7 Sflfn.95 Aston Villa Bristol Rovers Torguey United Rotherham United 8 6 2 7 7 2 9 2 4 7 5 4 25 18 22 BOStOII 2' New York Montreal Fouled out none Total fouls Los Angeles 22, Portland 30 Technical foul Los Angeles, West.

Bulls 113 SuperSonics 101 Marinaro, Cornell 6 937 Kosins, Dayton 7 1082 McCauley, NoCaro 8 1130 Bream, Air Force 7 981 Biorklund, Prin 6 788 Brockington, Ohio St i 744 6200 N.W. 27th Avi. 0X1-2221 0X1-9592 (8) 7 5 4 2 3 6 7 6 Preston Norttiend 15 46 23 15 29 19 13 30 23 8 3 39 7 32 39 6 28 31 154.6 141.3 140.1 131.3 124.0 120.8 120.2 115.6 ENGLISH DIVISION FOUR I Vancouver SEATTLE CHICAGO COMPLETE Notts County 11 3 2 io 23 Detroit XSSSL POINT SYSTEM Willis, BosCol 6 725 Jauron, Yale 6 721 Cowan, Cin 7 809 7 795 REMOVE RADIATOR 0 2 Northampton Town Bournemouth Southport Chester 10 3 2 10 3 3 10 2 5 10 1 5 aer I i (Toronto 113.6 FROM CAR 0 THE WORLD'S GREATEST RENTAL VALUES ALL GARS AIR CONDITIONED New 1971 tJAA DODGE CHALLENGER 3D M.rn.h New 1971 fkg DODGE CHARGER r. 1 30 Month 1 500 FREE MILES PER MONTH These Prices include FULL MAINTENANCE LICENSE PLATES. We Furnish EVERYTHING Except gas insurance.

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urns nwy. near uaoeiann I I I -C BUENOS AIRES Cliff Richey, San Angelo, advanced to the quarter-finals of Argentina International Championships by defeating Frank Froehling, Miami, 7-5, 6-0, 6-4. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES Montreal at Minnesota Toronto at Los Angeles New York at California Detroit at Chicago Vancouver at Pittsburgh Only game scheduled. TOMORROW'S GAMES St.

Louis at Boston Philadelphia at Detroit Vancouver at Buffalo Only games scheduled. Boxing Horse Rocing Olympic cash The Associated Press MONTREAL The Quebec provincial government, looking ahead to the 1976 Olympics which will be held here, has earmarked $125,000 for use by various sports federations in hiring athletic directors and counselors. LONDON Joe Bugner, 213Vj, En NEW YORK Mongo's Pride, S5.60, charged up from last place to win the Knickerbocker Handicap over the grass course at Agueduct. CHERRY HILL, N.J. Goddess Special, $14.40, and Peaceful Union, $11.20, won the split division of the Princeton Handicap at Garden State Park.

CHICAGO French Wagon, $56.60, took the Fall Day Purse at Sportsman's Park by a neck over My Release. SAN MATEO, Calif. Tralee Rose, $14.80, took the feature at Bay Meadows by a three-quarter of a length over Mystic Ayre. gland, outpointed George "Scrap Iron" Johnson, 224'4, Oklahoma City, 10; Mark Rowe, 160, England, stopped Danny Perez, 155v4, Brooklyn, N.Y., 4. OKLAHOMA CITY George Foreman, Los Angeles, knocked out Lou Bailey, Omaha, 3, heavyweights.

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