Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 25

Rapid City Journal 25 Sunday. October 29, 1967 Jacks, Coyotes Lose NC Games By Arthur Daley Baseball Executives Show Greedy Paws NPW VCtUK Tnt? before Branch Conversion Try Fails Major College Football Bison Earn Title Tie FARGO, N. D. (AP) North Dakota State held South Dakota Lindner Looks at SPORTS BROOKINGS (AP) Within an inch or two of victory, South Dakota State quarterback Bob by Don Lindner Bozied was run out of bounds and SDS lost a North Central Conference game 17-16 to Northern Iowa Saturday. South Dakota State had the Tnrrv Cnmstnrk of Sioux Falls made his Dro- witn fessional eolf tour debut last week in the Sahara I opportunity to tie the game fr i Invitational at Las Vegas.

Comstock missed qual- If." an extra point kick or run By th Associated Prtis Wtt of Nov. 4 East Columbia at Cornell Buffalo at Delaware Vilianova at Holy Cross Rutgers at La-ayette Colgate at Lehigh Harvard at Pf nrnylvanlt Syracuse at Pittsburgh Brown at Princeton Dartmouth at Vaia South Mississippi State at Alabama Florida at Auburn William and Vary at Tht Citadel Furman at East Carolina, night Duke at Georgia Tech Virqima at Kentucky Penn State at Maryland Florida State at Memphis State, niqht Louisiana $tate vs. Mississippi at Jackson, Miss. Clemsnn at North Carolina Richmond at Southern Mississippi Trnnesspp at Tampa Vanrierbilt at Tulane Akron at Virginia Military Miami, Fla. at Virqima Tech North Carolina State at Virginia South Carolina at Wake Forest, night Midwest Boston College at Cincinnati Purdua at Illinois Wisconsin at Indiana Minnesota at Iowa Kansas State at Kansas Louisville at Kent Stale; Bowling Green at Marshall (Toledo) at I a two-point conversion.

The jfying for the tourney by a single stroke but was Jacks were penalized i entered later as an alternate. However, the yards for taking too much time Sioux Falls swinger was far off the pace and to decide. On a quarterback neVer in contention. keep, Bozied was run out of, Comstock got a shot at the PGA tour after bounds only inches from the he earned a spot among 30 qualifiers of 115 en-goal line with less than a min- trants in the PGA 144-hole "school" tournament ute remaining. recently in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

NORTHERN IOWA led off the i Comstock next will enter the Hawaiian Open University scoreless as the Bi-son posted a 34-0 football victory in the North" Central Conference Saturday. The win gives North Dakota State a 5-0 conference record and assures the Bison of at least a share of the title. Only the University of Northern Iowa has a chance of catching the Bison. THE BISON, which had led all seven of the conference statistics division for offense and defense for several weeks, turned in another outstanding performance. Senior halfback Ken Rota and sophomore halfback Tim Mjoi combined for 247 of NDS's 318 rushing yards.

Rota picked up two touchdowns and Mjos one, giving each 11 for the season. Both Rota's touchdowns cam on runs in the first quarter. Orell Schmitz added a third in Rickey became a dominating power in the National League, he had served a comparatively brief apprenticeship in the American league. He learned something then that he never forgot for the rest of his life. The first time he mentioned it was when the Nationals were at low ebb, an inferior league that was constantly being slaughtered in the World Series by the Yankees.

"Ban Johnson was the driving force behind the American League," boomed the Mahatma. "He founded it and was its first president. An even more lasting contribution was the sense of pride he instilled in everyone connected with the league. AL Pride "If one of his teams beat a National League team in a meaningless exhibition game, a telegram still would arrive the next day, 'Congratulations on winning for the great American League. When I switched to the there.

It smashed into your consciousness as if in capital letters or italics. It was never only the American League. It was the great American eLague. When I switched to the Nationals, that same sense of pride was missing. It never had been implanted the way Ban hammered it into the other league." Operating from strength in the old dayj, the Americans had such imaginative foresight that they once made ready to make the first franchise shift in baseball history.

The moribund St. Louis Browns would be transferred to Los Angeles. Everything was set and the deal would be consummated the next day. But the next day was Dec. 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor Day.

So there was no franchise shift. By 1958 the Nationals were gaining all the momentum. If they lacked pride, they had arro scoring in the game with a 24- this week T. Corns toe vard field goal by William Comstock's brother Byron also is in the spot light. Byron hopes to be making the Latin American fw.r?? circuit, tne iirst tourney bo De neia at Caracas, Kovacevich in the first quarter.

In the third quarter, South Dakota State notched a touchdown on a one-yard plunge by conference-leading rusher Darwin Gonnerman. Also in the Venezuela, Nov. 16-19. The tourney then moves to Puerto Rico and Bahamas. Miami, Ohio Byron, who this past summer had an assistant's Ohio State at Michlaan State Northwestern at Michigan Iowa State at Nebraska third quarter Gonnerman kicked position at Chevy Chase, Club, recently West Texas State at Northern Illinois a 21-yard field goal with 21 sec won the Middle Atlantic Open for assistant pros, League, condemned this unilateral action as disorderly which it is.

But greed has been known to warp vision in the past and human nature never changes. The Americans merely followed the other league's principles: Take what you can get when you can get it before the other fellow beats you to it. Strung Along When Finley, a carpetbagger, elected to vacate Kansas City for Oakland riches, his lodge brothers had to string along with him or risk lawsuits. Besides, they had been stuck for years with a single franchise on the West Coast, an economic burden. They have' long needed another to cut the cost factor almost in half.

They wanted Oakland. They got it. And they also have ripe Seattle for the future. This was a coup of first magnitude if you were an American Leaguer. But if you were a National Leaguer, it would have elements of selfishness, intemperate haste and disregard for the Establishment and also dirty pool.

When the Nationals did the equivalent, however, it was a perfectly peachy operation that they regarded as outsmarting the opposition. Money Hungry No longer is there any pretense that baseball is a sport belonging on the same idealistic levels as motherhaod and the American flag. By their actions the magnates expose themselves as capitalists in search of the almighty dollar. They cold-bloodedly ditched Kansas City because Finley never gave the town a chance to prove it was big league. Fortunately for the Missouri metropolis, however, Sen.

Stuart Symington raised such a chilling howl that the American League had swift second thoughts on promising K.C. an expansion franchise for 1971. The date was advanced to 1969, pairing it with Seattle if a stadium bond issue a few months hence is approved. Gets Chance Even an expansion team without Finley is to be preferred to a nonexpansion team with Finley. So Kansas City will get a chance to prove that it belongs.

This new juggle puts the Nationals on the hip because it also will have to expand to 12 teams. The shuffle will toss all minor leagues into drastic new alignments, perhaps even killing a few. But baseball has been eating its young for so long that extra cannibalism will faze it not a whit. The source of talent supply keeps shrinking and no one seems to care. "Baseball has to be the greatest of all sports," an old-time cynic once remarked.

"Otherwise it never could survive the men who run it." taking first-place money of $700. State Leaders onds remaining. Northern Iowa scored twice in the final period on a pass from Phil Schooley to Marvin Johnson and a 70-yard run by Ralph Thomsen. Both touchdowns came within two minutes. South Dakota State netted the the first period and Del Gehrett recovered a fumble in the South Dakota end zone during the second to give NDS a 25-0 edge at the half.

THE HERD picked up two points on a safety in the third period and Mjos added the final touchdown on a one yard run. leads Sou Hi in the cur- Yankton College's Roger Heirigs Dakotans rated among the leaders Navy al Norre Dame Western Michigan at Ohio University Missouri at Oklahoma St alt Colorado at Oklahoma Tulsa at Wichita State Dayton at Xavier, Ohio Southwest Texas A.VM at Arkansas Texas Christian at Baylor Georgia at Houston night Texas at Southern Methodist Rica at Texas Tech Far West Army at Air Force New Mexico at Arizona, nlqhf Southern California at California Colorado State University at Pacific. B. Comstock rent NAIA football statistics. Heirigs is sixth in the nation in rushing with a final score on a pass from Bo-'game average of 134 yards.

Southerns Gary zied to Terry Hagin for 20 yards, i Knudson is eighth in scoring with 68 points and Bozied was run out of bounds Northern's Dick Wherry is 18th in pass receiving USD 0 0 08 NDUS 19 6 0-34 ND Rota 1 run (kick failed) ND Rota 5 run (Coniemius kick) ND Schmlti 21 pass from Hanson (kick on the two-point conversion try. niqht gance, lney beat tne Amen- pa i 1 it' with an 86.8 average. In team statistics, Sioux Falls College ranks sixth in total defense and eighth in rushing de- Northern Iowa 3 0 0 1417 616 South Dakota State 0 0 10 Wyoming at San Jose State Oregon State at UCLA Briqham Young at Utah State Ariiona State at Utah New Mexico State at Texas El Paso. Uni William Kovacevich 24 FG blocked! ND Gehrett fumblt recovered In tno zona (run failed) ND Safety, blocked punt eirt of and zona ND Mos 1 run (Conzemlui kick) (Todd fense. Huron College is 12th in passing defense and Yankton is 14th and Northern 18th in rush- SDSU Darwin Gonnerman 1 run Macik kick) SDSU Gonnerman 21 FG night Uni Marvin Johnson 39 pass from Phil ino rtpfpne Oreoon at Washington State Stanford at Washington Idaho at Weber State Schooley (Kovacevich kick) I Uni Ralph Thomsen 70 run (Kovacevick cans to the taluornia Uoia Coast by moving the Giants and Dodgers.

The older league then expanded better and callously grabbed the more advantageous money marts in franchise transfers, much to the dismay of their younger brothers. The Americans got into the act as if they still were kick) Sidelights Attendance 5.JUQ USD First downs 4 Rushing yardaqa Id Passing yardaga 42 Passes J-21-0 Punts 10-40 Fumbies lost 1 Yards penalized 1-106 NDS 21 31 95 5-16-1 2-45 A 20 SDSU Terry Haqin 20 pass from Boo Bozied (run failed) SDSU Former South Dakota U. track star Gene Wildcats Check Badgers' Rally First downs 13 Rushing yardaqe 165 Passing yardage 86 Punts 9-34 DeHaan coaches the cross country team at Wherry TPAcrarlnn Minn Phrictian I Nl 8 156 89 7- 31 8- 19-0 4 11 The first' of a series of South "ach, and Larry Mikan, son of Passes 4-11-1 Fumbles lost 2 Penalties 35 George Mikan, former Laker great. Dakota high school wrestling rules meetings is scheduled here Friday night (8 at Rapid City High School) Deadwood MADISON, Wis. (AP) -Northwestern built up a solid lead on Wisconsin errors, then held off a Badger second half rally for a 17-13 Big Ten football victory Saturday before a homecoming crowd that included Formal Rental Here 'n There Northern, High School's oldest track rec hole-in-one weather.

the prideful creatures that Finley Ban Johnson had created. Disregarding the bleats of the Nationals, they permitted Charles 0. (0 for Owner) Finley to take his Athletics franchise from Kansas City to Oakland's spanking new stadium, just across the bay from Horace Stoneham's disadvantageous Giant arena, Candlestick Park. They also staked a claim to Seattle and the untapped Northwest. Warren Giles, president of the National It's still Phil Hunt ord is the 11-2 pole vault set in shot an ace on the 1931 by Hugh "Hootie" Burring- 155-yard No.

8 hole Saturday at President Lyndon Johnson ton, whose son Rick is a mem- Meadowbrook, using a nine iron. daughter, Lynda. ber of the current Bear football He was plavine with his dad. Complete Service ausen WW team Dallas Kopp. Grand Bob Hunt, athletic coach at Forks Red River.

High School South Dakota Tech. Phil's score football coach, after losing 28-13 to Aberdeen Roncalli: "The Ab erdeen team would be above (eyes Locks Up Iowa 41-22 merge Tuxcdot Tiei Cummerbund Dinner Jacket! Accessorial average in JNortn jjanoia. for the nine holes was 38 Diving and swimming have been added to the South Dakota University intercollegiate athletic program. A member of the team is Winner's Jim Shoemaker Former Irene athlete Tom Nelson is a starting defensive tackle The Wildcats, who have yet to score more than two touchdowns in any of their six games, got their quota in the second period against the winless Badgers and added a 24-yard field goal by Dick Emmerich in the final period. Northwestern 0 14 0 317 Wisconsin 0 0 7 613 NW Kurzawskl 1 run (Emmerich kick) NW Melzer 1 run (Emmerich kick) Wis Todd 1 run (Schinkt kick) NW FG Emmerich 24 Wis Todd 9 run (pass failed) Attendance 61,918.

I More of Same ABERDEEN (AP) Doug The Sioux Falls Packers av Clausen paced Northern State eraged 1,015 fans last season. At to a cold District 12 NAIA cross Aberdeen, paid attendance was Ari7nna Ilnivprsitv ITa'c country championship Saturday for OSKOItiVS Downtown Baleen Park Clausen won the four mile 18,339 compared with 27,014 in caled the team.s best jjneman 1966 The New Orleans Saints bv ,31, narr, Mrirfl race in 21:13.7 in temperatures have placed former North Da- ranging from 26-30 degrees. IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Explosive Purdue got a four-touchdown performance from Leroy Keyes and buried Iowa 41-22 Saturday to remain unbeaten in Big Ten play. The Boilermakers built their record to 3-0 in the conference and 5-1 for the season. Keyes, a 6-3, 200-pound halfback, scored the second of his four markers early in the second quarter when he raced 81 yards untouched to score.

The swift junior also tallied on a three-yard run, and on passes of 29 and 46 yards from quarterback Mike Phipps. On the game's third play, Iowa quarterback Ed Podolak fumbled and Purdue recovered on the Hawkeye 18. Seven plays later, Keyes went over. Iowa, now 0-3-1 in the Big Ten, shaved the margin to 14-7 midway through the, second kota University football star Jim Hester on waivers Tod I Northern won the meet with 51 points. Southern State aJ e-Virmii hacvafholl nvncnoftc second with 57 Valley City had atKMinnesota University include 65 Yankton 3 Jamestown 132 JL 0verski Mn of Lars WHAfh quarter when Podolak hit end Al Bream with a 14-yard scoring pass.

But the Boilermakers came right back as fullback Perry Taylor spun out of the hands of several Iowa tacklers and went 45 yards to score. Iowa cut it to 20-14 with a minute left in the first half, but Purdue scored once in the third quarter and twice again in the fourth to put it away. Purdue 7 13 7 1441 Iowa 0 14 0 822 Pur Keyes 3 run (Baltzell kick) Pur Keyes 81 run (Baltzell kick) Iowa Bream 14 pass from Podolak (Anderson kick) Pur Williams 45 run (kick failed) Iowa Sullivan 2 run (Anderson kick) Pur Keyes 27 pass from Phipps (Baltzell kick) Pur Williams 2 run (Baltzell kick) Pur Keyes 46 pass from Phipps (Baltzell kick) Iowa McKinnla 4 past from Podolak (McKinnle run) Dickinson 137 and South Da- Overski, former South Dakota kota Tech 179. TROJANS AMY SIZE LISTED WHITEWALLS or BLACKWALLS RAMBLE Beavers Roll CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) -Oregon State got two early touchdowns by fullback Bill Enyart Saturday and coasted to a 35-7 Pacific-8 football victory over Washington State.

BEAT CALIFORNIA BERKELEY, Calif. (AP)-An alert Washington Husky jumped to a quick two touchdown lead and defeated a ragged California Bear 23-6 Saturday to keep alive its faint hopes in the Pacific-8 conference. Finishing behind Clausen In the 51-runner field were Dennis Lihs of Southern, Don Helm-i brecht of Yankton, Myron Lo-bery of Valley City, Bill Gus-tafson of Jamestown, Gary Bertsch and Gene Brownell of Northern, Dwight Leier of Valley City, Wally Balliet of Southern and Lyle Clausen of Southern. How Tech runners placed: 30, Don Stadler; 36, Steve Eggum; 37, Rick Kotila; 40, Bruce Bad Moccasin; 41, Kerwin Johnson; 43, Dave Gross; 47, Jim Goodman. How Black Hills runners fared: Mike Mittag; 46, Miller.

(Black Hills end Huron College did not enter enough runners to qualify for team points). Falcons Gain 17-17 Tie AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Dennis Leuthau-ser of Air Force kicked one field goal and missed another in the space of 74 seconds Saturday as the Cadets and Colorado State University fought to a 17-17 tie in a spirited football thriller. The CSU Rams blew a 10-0 halftime lead but hammered 73 yards early in the last period to Attendance 56,000. Purdue Iowa 20 19 317 134 138 202 43 40 7-13-2 21-31-0 4-32 7-29 1 2 30 20 First downs Rushing yardaqa Passing yardaqe Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Duke Blistered By N.C.

State RALEIGH, N. C. (AP)-Quar- At FURNITURE Villa Ranchaero terback Jim Donnan threw two 7.75-U 7.50-H 7.35-H 7.00-H 6.95-14 6.50-H 6.70-15 7.75-15 7.35-15 6 sn.iK 6.40-15 7.0O-1J 6.50-13 6.00-13 LOS ANGELES (AP) Reserve halfback Steve Grady entered the game in the third period for injured 0. J. Simpson and led top ranked Southern California to a 28-6 Pacific-8 victory Saturday over Oregon before at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Simpson was removed from the game four minutes into the third period with an injured ankle, but the nation's No. 1 team had little trouble with the visiting Ducks. Grady, a senior who has seen little action in three years, gained 108 yards in 18 carries and scored one touchdown. Orenon 0 Southern Cal 0 14 0 14-28 USC Klein I pass from Soggt (Al- dridq kick) USC Scott 1 run (Aldrldge kick) USC Grady 11 run (Aldridqc kick) USC Pqe 6 run (Aldridae kick) Ore Hendrickson pass from Olseon Ipass fatted) Attendance 48.807. go ahead once more.

They held off Air Force successfully until there was only 1:33 left when Leuthauser booted a 45-yard place kick for the tying point. Colorado Stat Unlv 0 7-17 Air Force 0 0 14 3-17 CSU FG Lavan 37 CSU Morgan ti pass from Montlel (Lavan kick) AF A Baer 1 run (Leuthaujer kick) AFA Mummt 10 run (Leuthauser kick) CSU Reed 3 run (Lavan kick) AFA FG Leuthauser 45 Attendant 27,595. touchdown passes as unbeaten North Carolina State bombed Duke 28-7 Saturday before a SALE IRREGULAR CARPET record crowd of 44,000, including scouts from three major m. tire, of SIZES bowls. State, ranked fifth nationally in The Associated Press poll, scored two touchdowns in the first period, one in the second and another in the fourth in posting its seventh consecutive victory.

Duke 0 0 7 07 N.C State 14 7 0 728 NCS Barchuk 2 run (Warren kick) NCS Mason 22 run (Warren kick) NCS Martell 15 pass from Donnan (Warren kick) Duke Ryan 1 run (Rlsenfeld kick) NCS Donaldson 14 pass from Donnan (Warren kick) Attendance 44,000. or I 1 Alabama Wins 13-10 CLEMSON. S. C. Alabama's defensive unit, in trouble several times, held in the clutches Saturday as the Crimson Tide whipped Clemson 13-10 before a crowd of 49,500 in Tiger Stadium.

STILL UNBEATEN MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) Virginia Tech put together a pair of touchdowns by George Constantinides and a pair of field goals by John Utin to beat West Virginia 20-7 Saturday and remain unbeaten and untied in seven football games. faxttfmfy WINTER TREADS Tulsa Upset CARBONDALE, 111. -Southern Illinois University, with a string of five losses upset previously unbeaten Tulsa University Saturday, 16-13. Tulsa, with four wins, was leading the nation's major colleges in total offense, defense, scoring, passuig and pass RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TlneS Built with the same tread design and same Ugh quality tread rubber new Firestone Town Country tires! NOW IN This Is your opportunity lo own luxurious, expensive carpeting at one-half the price you'd normally pay.

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