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THE HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 19TJ igan's Defense Tests UCLA's Unstoppable Attack I -1 -T (U vV4-'-. I 111 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS UCLA's thus far unstoppable offense goes against Michigan's unyielding defense in the Los Angeles Coliseum tonight in the weekend's only match-up of nationally-ranked college football teams. Sixth-rated UCLA has rolled up 625 yards on the ground and 188 through the air in beating Nebraska 20-17 and Pitt 38-28. Michigan, jranked 12th allowed only 129 rushing yards and 49 passing yards in a 7-0 victory over Northwestern.

"We are a defensives team first," admits Coach Bo Schem-bechler of the Wolverines, brus-ing off the lack of scoring punch against Northwestern. "Have you ever seen us in openers? Only against Van-derbilt in 1969 (42-14) did we Other games on tonight's schedule include Temple Boston College, Western Caro-. -j Una at The Citadel. Appalar chian State at East Carolina," Southern Methodist vs. Florida at Tampa, Davidson at Lenoir Rhyne, Drake at Memphis State, Mississippi at Also, Xavier at Cincinnati, Marshall at Dayton, Texas-Arlington at To.ledo, Houston at Tulsa, Oklahoma State vs.

Ar- kansas at Little Rock, Wichita" State at Arkansas State, San Diego State vs, North Texas State at Irving, Clemson at Rice, Pacific at Texas-El Paso, Colorado State at West Texas State, Washington State at Arizona, Utah State at Brig-ham Young, Texas Tech at- New Mexico, Fresno State at New Mexico State and Idaho at Weber State. refer to as the 'Hashbone too." notes LSU's Charles McClendon. "They will put a halfback in a slot to the strong side while leaving the rest of the Wishbone formation intact." Arizona State's Frank Rush was dissatisfied with the play of his defense in last week's nationally-televised. 33-28 triumph over Houston. "We made enough mistakes in the first game to last us a season," he said.

Ordinarily, Kansas State's Dennis Morrison, a left-handed quarterback, could be expected to take advantage of any defen-' sive flaws, but the Wildcats were stunned last week by Brigham Young 32-9 and haven't yet shown the form that made them the preseason darkhorse in the Big Eight. Southeastern Conference crown against Kentucky, the first meeting of the two SEC schools in 25 years. In fact, the last time 'Bama played the Bear Bryant was coaching Kentucky. "Kids up there are raised hearing about Alabama football," says Bryant, who has done his coaching at Alabama since 1958. "Our program is the measuring stick.

be after us, that I know. I'll guarantee they've loaded their guns for us. II guarantee they're capable of putting the wood to Hashbono Offons At Baton Rouge, it will be Louisiana State's passing, led by Bert Jones and Paul Lyons, against Texas Wishbone-plus. "They have added what we BOAT SHOW SITE The Atlantic Highlands Municipal Marina, above, will be the site Oct. 6-9 of the first International In-Watar Boat Show.

Seaview 13 will present the 1973 line of boats, motors and accessories, fea turing some 200 boats afloat and more en land. There also will be demonstration rides, a floating pier for small exhibits and a schooner race. The show will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Lions Vikings Renew ruismg Gridiron Rivalry Two College Booters Declared Ineligible delphia, Denver at San Diego and Atlanta at New England. On Monday night, New Orleans hosts Kansas City. The Vikings have relied heavily on their running game the past few seasons-Oscar Reed and Clint Jones combined for 134 yards against the Redskinsbut now they've got a passing attack to go with It. Fran Tarkenton hit for; a pair of touchdowns in his 18 com pletions that netted 233 yards. The Lions, two, have both ground and aerial attacks.

Greg Landry threw only 17 passes last week but his nine completions, three of them for touchdowns, resulted in 207 yards. Steve Owens ripped through the Giants for 113 yards, his best game as a pro. The Bears found one bright spot in last week's loss to At- lanta. Second-year running pen," said Rutgers soccer coach Bill Matyss when told of the decision. "It's unfortunate, but rules must be kept," he added.

Matyas pointed out that rules of playing with professionals and also about the scholastic 1.6 rule are explained before the season to candidates of the Scarlet team. Season Too Short "The soccer season in this country is the Czechoslovakian born Matyas "It only lasts two months. It needs year round activities so such events don't happen again." Hartwick, located in Oneonta, N.Y., was expected to be a Old Dominion Pole Position to Allison THE COLLEGES Colorado State, the victim of a disgusting 41-0 loss to Iowa State, stumbled into the No. 1 spot in the college Bottom Ten. So upset was coach Jerry Wampfler that he reportedly directed one of his assistants to change the locks on the clubhouse doors at half time.

Colorado State quarterbacks threw four interceptions to spark the second of many defeats to come for the Rams. They have yet to score this -1 Biggest -advancer in the Bottom Ten was Iowa, which leaped from No. 9 to No. 4 after, its 21-0 loss to Ohio State. Coach Woody Hayes is so watchful over his new "three yards and a cloud of dust" offense that he was said to have balked at playing on an Astro-Turf, before finally consenting.

In the meantime, disappointing Brown fell to No. 2. The Bruins can't seem to get started this year. back Jim Harrison's 113 yards was the best by a Bear since Gale Sayers hit 100 yards four times in 1969. Bob Thomas, another, second-year man, topped the Rams', runners last week against New Orleans with 144 yards.

Willie Ellison, recovered from a knee injury that kept him mout of most of the opener, may have trouble ousting Thomas from the starting lineup. Daryle Lamonica, who lost his starting quarterback job to Ien Stabler in Oakland's preseason games, won it back in a losing effort against Pittsburgh. Stabler completed five of 12 passes, then George Blanda hit on four of 11 before Lamonica came on to connect on eight of 10 for 172 yards and two touchdowns to rookie Mike Siani. Pittsburgh and Cincinati, unbeaten in the American Conference's Central Division, will probably be vying all season for this title. The Steelers, led by Terry Bradshaw, may have to go with a pair of rookies, running back Franco Harris and tight end John McMakin, since John Fuqua and Larry Brown are injured and doubtful starters.

Ken Anderson, who led the Bengals past New England, is expected to get the starting quarterback spot over Virgil Carter. I Tim Van Galder, -St. Louis' 28-year-old rookie quarterback whose 71-yard pass play with Jackie Smith set up the winning touchdown against Baltimore, leads the Cards against Washington's "Over-the-Hill-Gang." The 'Skins will go again with Billy Kilmer at quarterback over Sonny Jurgensen. The New York Giants, who must face Dallas' withering passing game Craig Morgon to Ron Sellers, Lance Alworth, Mike Montgomery, Billy Parks, Bob Hayes and others may have to do it without their mainstay in the secondary. Safety Carl Lockhart, with thigh and shoulder injuries, might be replaced by rookie Charlie Christ.

The Giants will start Randy Johnson at quarterback in place of Norm Snead. Johnson has recovered from a preseason shoulder separation. Colt Hold Edg Baltimore has beaten the Jets in four of five games but that one loss was in Super Bowl III and hopes running back Don Nottingham and wide receiver Cotton Speyrer can help keep the regular-season streak alive by filling in successfully for injured Norm Bulaich and Eddie Hinton. Houston quarterback Dan Pastorini was hospitalized for a day with a throat infection but is still expected to start against Miami. San Francisco running back Vic Washington, who missed the opening game, will start.

Ken Willard will also be available for the 49er's clash with Buffalo but Larry Schrei-ber will be the other starting runner. Mike Phipps will be Cleveland's starting quarterback, with Bill Nelsen waiting in the wings as usual. And Philadelphia's No. 1 draft choice, quarterback John Reaves, will be ready to take over if Pete Liske's strained shoulder gives him trouble. THE RAMKING5 LAST WEEK NEXT DEFEAT 0-41.

Iowa State West Texas State Idle Holy Cross Idle idle 0-21, Ohio State Oregon State 14-24, Georgia Missouri 26-31. North Carolina VHI 2-45, Texas Tech Iowa State 6- 51, USC Iowa 28-38, UCIA Oregon State 7- 37. Nebraska LSI! TEAM, RECORD 1. Colorado State (0-2) 2. Brawn (0-0) 3.

Pennsylvania (0-0) 4. Iowa (0-1) 5. Baylor (0-1) 6. Maryland (0-M)" 7. Ulan (0-1) 8.

Oregon State (0-2) 9. Pitt (0-1) 10.) Texas (1-1) look good offensively. But our defense has always been good." UCLA's Pepper Rodgers, beaten 38-0 by, Michigan last season, says there "aren't that many super defensive teams," but he puts Michigan in that category, adding, "This year, we hope to score a touchdown against them." He said that Michigan's defense "is just as good as Nebraska's." Although UCLA scored 20 points against Nebraska, the Cornhuskers helped immeasurably by turning over the ball five times on three fumbles and two interceptions. Nwd Turnover "To beat Michigan we need turnovers," Rodgers said hopefully. "Bo has got to play some people who will give us the ball." And he also said that his "Wishbone backfield quarterback Mark Harmon and running backs James McAlister, Kermit Johnson and Gary Campbell have plenty of room for improvement despite their impressive first two outings.

"We could have done so much better," he said, looking back at the Nebraska and Pitt games. "They can improve on little things, things that a coach can detect by watching films." Other key night games find Kentucky vs. No. 7 Alabama at Birmingham, Texas at No. 8 Louisiana State, Kansas State at No.

10 Arizona State, Miami, Fla. at No. 14 Texas and No. 20 mississippi at South Carolina. Top-rated Southern.

California played at Illinois in the afternoon, while second-ranked Oklahoma entertained Oregon, No; 3 Colorado, was at Wake Forest at No. 5 Tennessee and No. 9 Nebraska at Ohio State, ranked fourth, was idle. Elsewhere, Navy was at No. 11 Penn State, No.

13 Notre Dame at Northwestern, No. 15 Washington at PUrdue, No. 16 Georgia at Tulane, Virginia Tech at No. 17 Florida State, Georgia Tech at No. 18 Michigan State and No.

19 Stanford at Duke. Alabama begins defense of its Bowling MID STATE SPORTSMAN 8B0 (Mid State Bowl) High games: Tony Maratolll 259, Eocky Nesci 245. Frank Powell 237, Phil Martineau 233, Cliff Har-win 233, Ray Tasel 228, Larry Bo-senbertf 225. High sets: Nesci 213-245-220678, Roenberg 619; CliS Harwin 233-188-189610. EAST BRUNSWICK BUSINESSMEN'S (Mid Stata Bawl) High games; J.

Toraitis 26. Rudy 233, E. Pillar 225, B. Matthews 225. High sets: Toraitis 629, R.

Strong 610, D. Iachinnl 609. CHICOPEE MEN'S (Caroiler Lanes) High game: J. Cickajlo 217. High set: Tom Wilson 205 2U7-17B 588.

Team leaders: Super Fivers 5-1, Mixers 4-2, Mechanics 4-2, Polymers 4-2. Police Charge Jurgensen with Drunken Driving WASHINGTON MAP) -Washington Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen was arrested early yesterday and charged with drunken driving in suburban Camp Springs, Md police said. The 38-year-old National Football League veteran was released after posting $250 bond. A hearing on the charge is scheduled for Oct. 17 in Upper Marlboro, Md.

According to police, Jurgensen was specifically charged with operating under the influence of intoxicating beverages, the more serious of two drunken driving charges. Bowling League Meeting Oct. 1 EDISON The Central Jersey Women's Bowling Associa-. tion will have its organization meeting Oct. 1 at Edison Lanes at 2 p.m.

The group will elect national and state delegates and announce plans for the annual bowling tournament at Brunswick-Carteret Lanes in February. All members are invited to attend. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "When Detroit and Minnesota Vikings Coach Bud Grant once commented, "no- body wins. It's just a matter of which team is ahead when the game ends." That pretty much describes the warfare that results from the collisions of these two powerhouses in tie National Football Conference's Central Division. The last eight times, Minnesota's been ahead at the end, and it's been those victories that have paved the way to the Vikes' four straight divisional championships.

At the moment, though, it's the Lions who are ahead. They, beat the New York Giants 30-16 in their opener while Minnesota lost 24-21 to Washington. And if Detroit can withstand the Vikings' typically-crushing defense, there's a good chance the Lions will have sole possession of the division lead when this weekend's National Football League games end, Chicago, like Minnesota, will be out to even its record but the Bears have a formidable foe in the Los Angeles Rams. Green Bay, currently sharing the Central lead with Detroit, surprised Cleveland 26-10 a week ago. This time the packers' defense will be tested by Oakland's always-dangerous Raiders i a Dallas Meets Giants Sunday's other games have Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St.1 Louis at Washington, Dallas at the New York Giants, the New York Jets at Baltimore, Houston at Miami, San Francisco at Buffalo, at Phila Freehold Results IST-Pacs, 11,400.

Off 1:30, Time 2:09 4 Cool Man (D'Alesio) 12.20 5.20 3.80 5 Conflagration (Waugh) 3.60 3.00 2 Hilo Bay (Howard) 3.40 Marcia Lobell, Terrys Faith, Irish Moon, Arriva, Carla Jo also started. 2ND-Pace, $1,800, Off 1:54, Time 2:08.2 6 Corf Time A (Bchr) 1 20.40 8.80 5.20 7 Shar Terri (Consol) 13.40 5.40 4 Lord Stacey (Quartier). 3.20 Prides Pomp, So Fine, Miss Eclipse, Hobos Joy, El Emulo also DAILY 00UBIE 4-6 190.80 3RD-Pac, $1,800, Off 2:19, Time 2:04.2 1 Pinehaven Rex (Pin) 16.00 10.80 9.60 5 Helens Scottie Boy (Boucher) 6.40 7.60 6 Yankee Dart (Gagliardi) 5.40 Cherry Shade, Mary Marlene, Mr Henning, Red Lion Gal, Mary Jo also started. EXACTA 1-5 $113.00 4TH-Pace, $2,400 Off 2:43, Time 2:06.3 3 Peppers Ace (Mrtynk) 6.20 3.20 2.60 2 Prince Melburn (HFilion) 3.60 2.20 1 Grumble (Vitelli) 3.40 Logtown Lad, Morano Gold, Jimmy Craig, Mister Chamfer, Blythe Victor also started. EXACTA 3 2 $16.80 5TH-Paee, $2,400, Off 3:09, Time 2:05.3 5 Jack Frost A (HFIn) 6.60 3.40 3.20 1 Horalio Hanover (Luchento) 4.00 3.80 2 Southern Foyle (Inokal) 5.00 High Gun, Mount Mist, Seafield Countess, Rocko, Queens Lafayette also Started.

EXACTA 5-1 $27.20 6TH-Pace, $2,000, Off 3.33, Time 2:04.4 3 Treasure Girl (Le Cause) 3.80 2.80 2.60 I Hello Yankee (Rathbone) 3.60 4.00 1 Irish Dream (Campbell) 3.80 Jim Harrison, Star Mercury, Roy Mr Lucifer also started. SCR Ballards Tamo Shan EXACTA 3-8 $19 80 7TH-Pace, $2,300, Off 3:59, Time 2:06.7 Wupe Out (Tallman) 3.80 2.80 2.40 4 Miss Scarlet Dawn (DFilion) 4.40 3.40 1 Big Shot Lobell 3.40 Jazzy Chel, Kiss Me Lou, Armbro Ja-. elyn, Raniom Missy, Circle Star Jane also started. EXACTA 3-4 $25.80 8TH-Pace, $4,000, Oil 4:25, Time 2:04.3 3 Spare Card (Inokai) 5.30 3 80 2 81 Scotch (HFilion) 4.80 4.00 7 I Lady (Warrington) 7.40 Whirl Off, The Commissioner, Willie Parker, Scottish Dancer, Lolas Victory it also started. EXACTA 3-6 $30.60 TH-Pace, $2,000, Off 4:50, Time 2:07 7 Tru Traffic (Kelly) 3.20 3.00 2.60 5 Miss Baron Abbe (Dell! Santi) 7.60 4.60 Lakewoo Gracious (HFilion) 2.80 Coffee Candy Gem, Charming Brown, River Circle Helen, Winona Knight also started.

EXACTA 7-5 $39.40 10TH Trot, $5,000, Off 5:15, Time 2:06 4 3 J. J's Holiday (HFIn) 4.00 2 60 2.20 1 Sioux Grandchamp (Schryer) 3.40 3.00 Make It Rock (Rathbone) 3.20 San Juan Freight, Apollo Hill, Ida Rodney, Eira Boy, Andy Flight also itarted. SCR Mtro Lohell EXACTA 3-1 $11.80 IITH-Pace, $1,400, Off 5:39, Tim 08.4 2 Dig Me (Sica) 12.00 6 40 6.20 7 Richwood (Brown) 4.80 3.20 3 Bum Steer (Puma) 5.80. Padway, Joy Ann Davidson, Our Kinv, Mikes Tyke, Armbro Imsge also started. EXACTA 2-7 $65.00 Attendance 4,639, Hjnnlt $546,419.

11.) Mississippi State (1-1); 12.) New Mexico State (0-2); 13.) Wake Forest (M); strong contender for the nation- -al college division soccer crown before the season started and was counting heavily on Austin, an eight-goal scorer on last year's 11-2-1 squad. Soccer officials were pleased to see an American-born team -making it in the basically forV. eign born ASL, as Nor'East United proved by finishing sejr" ond behind the New York Greeks in the Northern Confer- ence. However, after what happened to the two Hartwick players and what might happen to the other players who par- ticipated during the summer in the ASL, the question was it worth it? to David Pearson, currently the hottest driver on the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing's Grand National circuit. Pearson, who has won $122,715 in 15 races, posted 85.921 m.p.h.

in the Mercury with which he' captured last Sunday's Delaware 500. Buddy Baker, making only his second start in the Dodge formerly driven by Bobby Isaac, was third fastest at 85.838 m.p.h. Richard Petty, who has won eight of the last 11 Martinsville races, was fourth with 85.808 in a Plymouth. The third row spots went to Chevrolet drivers Fred Loren-zen, who clocked 85.521, and Bill Dennis, whose speed was 84.839 m.p.h. Jimmy Hensley, a sportsman driven from Martinsville, was the other qualifier who eclipsed Allison's old record.

Hensley posted 84.385 in a Ford owned by Virginia Junior Donlevy. Isaac, who is Hensley's driving mate for this race, equalled the old mark at 84.163. The field will be completed Saturday, Sunday's race, worth $54,480, is the richest NASCAR short-track event. Allison, who now has been the fastest qualifier 11 races this year, was paid for his pole-winning effort Friday. Transmission Problems? Free Read Test Work Guaranteed! AUTO TRANSMISSION AND RADIATOR REPAIRS Dial: CH 7-2174 87-89 THR00P AVENUE NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ.

"LIVE" LOBSTERS LW'--iaSJg By LOU ECONOMOPOULOS Home News Sports Writer What started out as a great breakthrough in American soccer, now has turned into a disaster. When Connie Seredin, one of the founders of the American Basketball Association, had ideas last year of starting a soccer team in the semi-professional American Soccer League made up of American college players, he was lauded for bis efforts. The team, called. Nor'East United and based in Long Island, was highly successful in its first year of operation in the asl. Until last weekend.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association and Hartwick College announced last weekend that two of Hartwick star players, both from New Jersey, will be ineligible for the 1972-73 college season because they participated in unauthorized soccer competition by playing for Nor'East United. All-American junior Edward Austin Jr. of Harrison and James Harrison of Kearney, also a played along with a dozen other players from colleges on the amateur Nor'East club. Hartwick officials reported that the two had asked the manager of the Nor'East United team whether he had received permission for them to play and he repeatedly told them he had. "I was more or less expecting something like this to hap-, BLUE MONDAY (Carolier Lanes) High games: Ray Powers 235.

Joe Komives 227, Art Lindgren 225. High sets: Willism Bacie 205-S15-2O0 620, Al Hogan 209-188-21 611. Team leaders: Spoilers 7-1, Jl Mar Florist 7-1. CAROLIER SPORTSMAN (Carolier Lanes) High Game: Gene Newman High set: Newman 247-182-170 599. I Team leaders: it 4-0, An- drews Ind.

4-0. HAMILTON LEAGUE (Hamilton Lanes) High games: Joe Saloman 223, Phil Riccardo 223. High set: Saloman 188-187-223 598. Team leaders: Richardson Ehgi-neering 9-0, Hamilton Lanes 7-2, Kirby Classics 6-3. GUTS AND DOLLS (Carolier Lanes) i High games: Men Marty Nason 234, Women Jeanne DeVesa 187, High set: Men Nason 234-159-177570.

Women Jennie Sendar 176-169-130475 Team leaders: G. Getters 7-2. Amlgos SWk, B-Z's 5Va-3i4. THURSDAY MORNING LADIES' SINGLES CLASSIC (Mid State) High game: Lu Salvato 224. High set: Salvato 560 Team leaders: Kathy Voting 27.33, Verna Murphy 25.41, Mimi St, George 24.37.

NEW BRUNSWICK WOMEN (Mid State Bowl) High games: Friday Lyons 230, i. Dot Beyrouty 209, Rose 202. High set: Irene Wilcox 183-197-167547. Team leaders: Carmen Graphics 8-1, Freedman GMC 7-2, Carousel I Hair Dressers 7-2. WEDNESDAY WOMEN (Carolier Lanes) High Game: Ann Marie Puskas 194 High set: Ruth Clayton 177-180-187524.

Team leaders: Maplewond Inn 7-2. Oueen's Florist 6-3. Hanna's Florist 5-4. D. LADIES' CHURCH (Carolier Lanes) High game: Barb Stefan 182.

High set: Joyct Shulas 171-147-lft5n8. Team leaders: First Baptist 4-0, Suydam St. Reformed 3-1. QUFEN BEES Mid Stat High game and set: Ruth Bnnls 15M44-198 498 Team leaders: Canaries g-1. Doves 7-2, Read Runners 6-3.

Nets Seek Waivers On Veteran Tinsley NEW YORK (AP) The New York Nets of the American Basketball Association asked waivers Friday on two-year veteran George Tinsley, a 6-foot-5 guard from Kentucky Wesleyan. Results MARTINSVILLE, Va. AP) Bobby Allison, whose leads stock car racing's 1972 money winning list, set the lap record for Martinsville Speedway Friday in winning the pole position for Sunday's Old Dominion 500. Allison took his Chevrolet around the almost flat, 5.25-mile oval in 22.005 seconds for a speed of 85.980 miles per hour in leaping 20 qualifiers for the 36-car lineup. The 37-year-old Hueytown, driver had set the old mark of 22.480 seconds, or 84.163 m.p.h., in time trials for the Virginia 500 in June.

Since then, a new asphalt surface has been laid in both ends of the little speedway and six drivers in addition to Allison turned laps under the old mark. An eighth driver tied it. The other front row spot went Freehold Race To Spare Card FREEHOLD (AP) Spare Card won the featured $4,000 Hackensack Pace at Freehold Raceway Friday, pacing the mile in 2:04 The horse, driven by Steve Inekai of Monticello, N.Y., and owned by Millbrook Enterprises Inc. of Munsey Park, N.Y., paid $5.80. $3.80 and $2.80.

Sec-onl was Scotch returning $4.80 and $4, while the show horse, I Lady, paid $7.40. The exacta combination of 3 and 6 paid $30.60. The daily double of Cool Man and Court Time 4 and 6, paid $90.80. A crowd of 4,639 bet $546,419. Blazers Sign Veteran Goalie PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Veteran goaltender Marcel Paille has been signed to back up Bernie Parent, it was announced Friday by the Philadelphia Blazers of the new World Hockey Association.

14.) Kansas (0-Z); 15.) Array (0-0); 15.) Cornell (0-1); 17.) Wyoming (1-1); 18.) Kentucky (0-1); 19. Bill Mary (0-1); 20.) CRUMMY GAME OF THE WEEK: Oregon State at Iowa. ROUT OF THE WEEK: Texas A 4 at LSU. SPECIAL CITATION: Bowling Green place kicker Don Taylor was the difference in a 17-14 upset victory over Purdue. He is a freshman and has not yet attended a class at Bowling Green.

But he says he will. THE PROS Like an insomniac whose foot goes to sleep, coach Lou Saban of the Buffalo Bills felt encouraged at his team's 41-24 defeat to the New York Jets. After all, Buffalo, whose nickname is the Bills (their formal name is the Williams) led the Jets in several offensive departments Sunday: Passes had intercepted, punts, and yards penalized. Last year's Bottom Ten champ is clearly after another Meanwhile, Houston, a 17-30 hit-and-run victirfi of lowly Denver, sprinted into No. 2 position.

And New Orleans advanced to No. 3 with a 35-14 loss to the Rams. Owner John Mecom has not revealed whether he'will send another note to his coach J.D. Roberts. THE RANKINGS TEAM, RECORD LAST WEEK NEXT DEFEAT 1.

Buffalo (0-1) 24-41. New York Jets San Francisco 2. Houston (0-1) 17-30, Oenver Miami 3. New Orleans (0-1) 14-35. Rams Kansas City 4.

N. Y. Giants (0-1) 18-30, Detroit Dallas 5. Chicago (0-1) 21-37, Atlanta Los Angeles 6. New England (0-1); 7.) Philadelphia (0-1); 8.) Oenver (1-0); 9.) Cleveland (0-1); 10.) Cincinnati (1-0).

CRUMMY GAME OF THE WEEK: Cleveland at Philadelphia. SPECIAL CITATION: Team Canada, purportedly composed of the world's greatest hockey players, tied 4-4. Races in Trenton Leonard Near Title LOBSTER ROUTE 35 721-7817 SOUTH AMBOY DEEP SEA TRENTON (AP)-Joe Leonard could clinch his second straight national driving championship Sunday, just by showing up at the 16th annual Trenton 300 auto race. Leonard, 38, of San Jose, has accumulated 3,040 points this year in United States Automobile Club sanctioned races. His closest rival is Billy Vukovich, who has only 1,840 points.

Even if Vukovich wins and Leonard comes in fifth in the Trenton race, Leon ard still will be ahead in points. More than $84,000 will be awarded in prizes and accessories, with the winner getting about $15,000. There are 44 entrants for the 28 positions in the race. Time trials for spots on the Vk mile track will be held before the race on Sunday. Among the entrants are five former winners of the Indianapolis 500 A.J.

Foyt, Al and Bobby Unser, Mario An-dretli and Mark Donahue. Don- ohue won at Indianapolis this year. Others entered include Wally Dallenbach, Lloyd Ruby, Mike Hiss, Mike Mosley, Gordon Johncock and. Roger McCluskey, who won the Trenton 300 last year. Bobby Unset, driving his 01-sonite, "Screaming Offy Eagle" has hit speeds up to 200 miles per hour in time trials and is considered a favorite for the pole position.

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