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USC Notra Damt Illinois Raidtrs Bears i Stirling (-17) I California Washington Idaht Oregon Oregon St. use I Notre Dame I Illinois I Raiders Bears uoiaen uate Conference few Dan teams at Los Altos. The visiting Vikings lost tough one to College of San Mateo last Saturday. mum while Foothill was being upset Don Clark Leads St Ilizabeth Win uy oan jwe cuy UJIIege, 23-15. Despite the setback, DVC Coach Sam DeVito praised the manner in which the Vikings fought back and scored two yesterday on the losers' field.

Clark ran 22 yards for one touchdown and passed 35 yards Quarterback Don Clark scored a touchdown and passed for another as St. Elizabeth's Junior varsity football team won its fifth consecutive game without a los, defeating Livepmore 18-6 to end Mickey BOich for a second TD to highlight play. touchdowns late in the game after trailing 22-6. Quarterback Dave Dver Detroit Is (. Favorite In Race sparked the late drive with TD passes to Bob Fredericks and Bob Nordeman, the latter scor PENNEY'S DOivriTOivri OAKLAND ing In the last 33 seconds oi play.

The rally fell short, how Continued from 1st Sports Page ever, as the Vikings stubbed their toes on two of three con ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Cavanagh told the Olympic version attempts. In Foothill, the Vikings will delegates that Detroit was ready to hold the cost to participants in the Olympics to a minimum. De up against a club that won "battle of statistics" but GALLOPING GLADIATORHieh step- He said that each athlete lost the game to San Jose. The ping Chabot College halfback Rich Barry Ed Ogee, left, and Reggie Cornelius all will see action tomorrow night at Liver-more High against San Jose City College. would have to pay only $3 a day for food and room- Owls outrushed San Jose, 320-111 and racked up lt first downs to oi ustro Valley, and Gladiator guards MM Cavanagh added that it was 7 for the winners.

The Owls will be led on at GRID ROUNDUP possible that this figure could be cut even more because of funds from radio and television. tack by Quarterback George HAST AYS waiKer and Halfbacks Bill Pol 2) The mayor said Detroit had lock and Rick LaVigne. Raiders Lagging In Jets Series tried to land the Olympic Games six times. "Now we're trying again. Detroit is a per Rakestraw Hurls Into sistent city." He pointed out that there By SCOTTY STIRLING Kp.

Illinois Tops College Ranking By The Associated Press Oakland's Raiders have a lot Oakland jumped off to two quick Hurricanes were four million people in Detroit and its suburbs who would help make the Games a big success. The stadiums and facilities were all concentrated in a small of patching up to do so far as wins but then a rash of injuries the New York Jets are con MIAMI (AP) Miami's foot area. The vote came at the end of ball team has proved it can stop running But the Hurri a day in which delegates from the four cities presented their Northern Illinois, paced to five straight victories by remarkable George Bork, landed the top spot in the first weekly canes have yet to prove they cerned, When the two teams square off Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Frank Youell Field it will mark the eighth AFL meeting between the two teams. In the seven previous games, the Raiders have managed to win just once, and that was in the very first league meeting reasons for hoping to get the.i can handle a good passer.

Games. They will face one Friday The Detroit presentation ap red Associated Press ranking of the nation's small college football night when Georgia's Larry peared to be the most impressive one of the lot. naKestraw opens fire in the Orange Bowl. Rakestraw leads Then came the voteiand an put the Bclub into a tailspm. Neither New York nor Oakland has the depth yrt to survive injuries to key players.

In that respect, the Jets have gone through five ball games without suffering key injuries. Davis realized the thinness of his Qltib when the season began. "We need drafts to build real depth, and I just hope we can get through- this year without too many serious he said the week before the season opened. This week the Raiders are fairly healthy, although reserve back Glenn Shaw will have to sit out the game and, of course, the club will continue to miss right offensive tackle Frank ousojQjyasJiurt-agajnst the Jets in New York and is lost between the clubs In 1960. the Southeastern Conference in overwhelming a i "for New York has won six straight teams.

Unbeaten Florida ALU and Texas also drew powerful uppprt for No. 1 ranking from thr special panel. Delaware, Wittenberg, San Diego State (6th) and St. John's of Minne passing. Steve Tensi of Florida State since then, including a 10-7 decision three weeks ago in Nw York.

Mexico uty. ii wui De ine iirsi time in Olympic history that the Games have been staged in Latin America. 'However, Mexico City did stage the 1955 -JPan-American whipped Miami with passes in the first game of the season. The Raiders have been the sota were close- behind Since then, three running teams losingest team in the AFL over a three year period so New York's advantage isn't too y' -Purdue, Tulane and LSU have managed to score only Neb" State, Clarion, Pa. State, Xbllege of Emporia, and lMcNeese State, La.

After Buenos Aires' presenta tion, IOC members said private three points among them unique. (Oakland nas never ljUhat4he-Argentine-represenU4 rounded out thfe top ten with the gainst -Miami's rugged -ground! beaten San-DiegoK atives might have talked too last two tied tor 10th place, However the New Yorkers defense. -vmuch and showed too littler for the year. Northern- Bork haven! MCii-jflJidyiiustaison i rralreadyiiavinf the league real strpng teams hasn't improved his pass de- down passeslead the small col so there may be something to ense since the Honda State the theory that have Oakland's number. game, Rakestraw could have a big night.

But he may need McClymonds Field Named in Honor of El wood (Doc) Hess leges in team passing. Delaware leads in total offense and scoring, averaging better than 51 points a and Florida leads in total defense. "Well, there are cases of plenty of points to. keep on top of Miami's quarterback, George team's having continued success ainst other clubs, like San Mira. trance designating the field's Against LSU last week, Mira Students and alumni of McClymonds High School took Difegover Kansas City and Denver oveSan Diego but I don't feel there'ssuch a thing with returned to the form that made II 1 A name.

him- All-America last season, Thirty-three years ago w-h but penalties and fumbles of his us and the Jets," Raider coach Al Davis said. time out during their half time activities of a game with Castle-mont today to name the Mack athletic field in honor of El- passes handicapped him. "We've been a poor team in The Miami-Georgia game is the past and almost everyone Hess arrived at McClymonds to coach the football team, standing 5'5" tall and looking like a student himself, he was not recognized by his future learn. the only major feature on the has gotten well against Oakland. And New York hasn't been! college schedule Friday night, wood "Doc" Hess, former Mack coach and principal.

but there will be plenty of ac Oilers Put End On Disabled List HOUSTON The Houston Oilers of the, American football League placed rookie tight end Johnny Baker oo the injured deferred list TJiprsday, leaving one position open on the active roster for Sunday's game against Buffalo here. If no other team in the AFL claims Baker within 48 hours, Coach Frank (Pop) Ivy will look to the taxi -squad, for help. However, the position probably will not be filled until Sunday morn- a bad club. They were 7-7 in tion on the Saturday program both 1960 and 1961 and 5-9 last year. when Texas defends its newly-won top national rating against He introduced himself, and one of the students said "He looks like a doctor," and the name Doc was here to stay.

"Doc" was present to accept the honor and received a long warm ovatiorf by the audience, i A sign will be put on each en-' "The Jets from the beginning Arkansas at Little Rock. have had some fine athletes Wisconsin plays at Iowa in an We have Art Powell, who played here three years, and Bob Mis- important Big Ten Conference game, while Ohio State goes out chak. another ex-New Yorker the league to tackle bouthern who earned all-league honors. California at Los Angeles. They still have Don Maynard, Dick Christy, Dick Guesman, Doc Hess immediately began to prove that his size was no measurement.

He was tough with the tough guys "and fair with everyone. His interest in the team brought three champion-! ships in his first four years in Dainard Paulson and Bill Math- is, -I I lit i MORE HAYWOOD "New Yopk had their troubles and they still managed to win football. He also coached and Continued from 1st Sports Page mmzzzmzm ar -1 mi played baseball. their share and I think that's a tribute to the kind of athletes they had." Doc, coaching in a littleschool with a small enrollment, didn't So far as this year's Jet learn is concerned, Davis isn't at all have many boys to choose from, but his teams made Mack a now are, Ckmpbell can range easily from 15 to 20 yards deep. A 20-yafder would be a huge gain the way-the 49ers now are moving the ball Frankly, it would seem that a man who catches those shorter pass including the third down throw? needed to surprised with their success (3-2 sports powerhouse.

and leaders of the Eastern Doc went into administration at Technical High School in The Raider boss predicted at- sustain a fiarch is far moj; valuable than a faster re the Raiders beat New York ana remained mere unui the mid-40's. After Tech "Doc" was principal of Herbert Hoover Junior High School for over nine in an exhibition here that Weeb Ewbank would have a tough club before the season was over. years, he returned to McClym "Weeb is a good coach and a onds to take over as principal JLWOOMDOCKHESL sound organizer and-he has-built inl9567re tiring last June. around the good holdover ath- etes. He has brought in some good young players from the NFL and has welded a solid club." Davis has done much the same thing with Oakland.

While Ewbank brought in 19 new faces, ATs club shows 18 newcomers. reg. 59.95 Penney's Own reg. 69.95 Pcnncy's Own GL0DAIL C5 ceiver who drops as many long ones, or more, man ne catches. JckersDicWt Stop Him The 49ers believe Campbell is too slow tocojrtitlr the pro-defenses doesn't seem quite so valid when it is pointed out that he caught two important passes in the All-Star victory in Chicago early this season.

He seemed able to cope with the Green Bay Packer defenders at that time, and it is possible even the 49ers will concede that this is a professional defense. Incidentally, don't be surprised if Winston becomes a Raider. Negotiations are underway, between the Oakland, team and the N.Y. Jets, who have rights to the former 49er. Raider Coacfi Al Davis and Winston are far from strangers.

Davis, in fact, recruited Winston for USC and then coached him on the USC junior varsity. This was during one of those periods when the Trojan reserves could beat most college teams. Davis both Winston's ability and attitude and needs a driving runner to supplement the work of Clemon Daniels, whose absence because of injuries undoubtedly was a major cause of the recent losing road trip. Winston, although 6-1 and 215 pounds, is a fast and reasonably shifty runner as well as a power back. "We not only are interested in" Winston," said Davis, "We are in contact with him." Speaking of coaches.

49e performances since Red Hickey resigned in sad disgust haven't done anything to hurt his reputation as a coach. The quarterbacks still are being mobbed (a horrible sight) by the red d'ogs when they attempt to pass, and the runners are being smashed at the line of scrimmage when the QB's decide to let some one else take the beating. I wonder how long it will be before Jack Christensen, the present 49er coach, is greeted bycatcalls when he inters the. (2) 0UJ tJ Towncladl In year round weights of Dacron polyester 'n "wool or all-wool worsted. So-phisticated dark tones are plain or patterned in all styles.

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