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PC A PC 21 -14 for Bound Auburn. Bow Beats Bama Orange -1 i I.IUI.J.II .1 i Bukich's TD Passes Pace Win 107-Yard Kick Return Spices Game BIRMINGHAM, Ala. 1 (UPD Halfback Ray Og- DETROIT ujl A 17-yard den raced 107 yards up the field goal by Roger Leclerc with less than two minutes middle with the second-half PART III kickoff Thursday to spark remaining gave the Chi 1 cago Bears a 27-24 Nation Orange Bowl-bound Alaba FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1964 2t ma to a 21-14 victory over Auburn and a perfect sea son. JIM MURRAY al League victory over tha Detroit Lions Thursday. The Lions held the Bears to a pair of field goals in the second half after Chicago quarterback Rudy Bukich Ogden took Ben McDavid's vickoff 7 yards deep in his end zone and tore downfield behind three blockers.

He was in the open on the Ala threw three touchdown passes in the second quarter to give the visitors a 21-17 half- bama 43, The second ranked Tide On th Low time lead. also scored on Steve Bow man's recovery of an Auburn Bennie McRae intercepted Milt Plum pass and re eas end zone fumble and quar turned it to the Detroit 36- terback Joe Namath's 23 yard pass play to Ray Per yard line to set up Leclerc's winning three-pointer. 14 LOS ANGELES TIMES kins, Steve bloan made i I i ft, two-point after touchdown play and David Ray kicked Watkins Scores Detroit's Tommy Vatkin3 one point after touchdown 'V', 9 scored on a one-yard run with less than five minutes Auburn Leads Auburn's Tigers held a 7-6 to go in the third quarter for halftime lead on fullback the only touchdown of the Frederickson's 3- second half. III-'' yard plunge and Don Lewis' The Bears gained posses-on of the ball on the Detroit extra point. The Tigers scored again with little more two with 32 seconds remain than a minute to play on ing in the game as Milt quarterback Tom Bryan's 16- Plum's fourth down pass yard pass to wing back' Jim went out of bounds.

my Sidle. Lewis again con Ronnie Bull gained a yard. verted. but the Bears did not try to Alabama announced after get another play off. Chicago's Johnny Morris the game it had accepted a bid to play Texas Jan.

1 in the Orange Bowl in Miami. set an NFL pass receiving record when he caught sev he victory gave Alabama en in the contest to bring his and its coach. Paul (Bear) Bryant, their second perfect total for the season to 90. Los Angeles' Tom P'ears held the old mark of 85. season in four years.

Bowman's recovery of the fumble was set up by a bad Scoring Passes Bukich threw a one-yard snap from Auburn center Mike Alford. The ball sailed scoring pass to Jon Arnett, a over punter Jim Kilgore's five-yarder to Joe Marconi head into the end zone. Kil- and connected with Morris on a 16-yard play. gure fell on it but the ball squirted loose and Bowman Plum threw two touch outscrambled him. down passes, hitting Terry Auburn parlayed an ex' Barr on a 13-yard play in the change of punts and the second quarter and later tossing to Jim Gibbons for bull-like charges of Freder- ickson into a halftime lead.

five yards. Time was when, to own your own boat, you first had to own your own country. Later, you either had to be running in rum or rolling in dough. You either had to be a Commodore or a Capone. Nowadays, though, if you can't find your plumber, chances are he's out water-skiing.

In his own boat. The milkman has his own burgee. The butcher is a vice-commodore of the yacht club. Next: "His" and "Hers" submarines. If you don't have a boat, your status symbol is a blank piece of paper.

You'd be better off socially taking in washing. The traffic on certain of our inland waterways need sigalerts. There isn't even room for the fish anymore. Still, when we think of a man going down to the sea in a stinkpot, or power cruiser, or in nylon sails we still tend to think of Felix Vcn Luck-ner, or Captain Ahab. Which is what sets Robert Bilderback Fry apart from the rest of the world's able-bodied seamen.

From tip to toe, he doesn't have a single tattoo. He doesn't even own a parrot. I don't think he even drinks rum. His "yacht" is only slightly bigger than ihe one cruised by the three men in a tub. It's 13 feet 8 inches from bow to transom and you'd look for oarlocks in it if it weren't for the 100-horse monster hanging off its back.

More Comfortable in Washing Machine Bob Fry can go any place in it that has a gas pump find lets him get home in time to show up for work at the missile plant early Monday morning. It doesn't look like the kind of boat you'd want to spend an afternoon in, in a heavy chop. Personally, you'd be more comfortable in a washing machine. But Bob Fry is such a tenacious sailor that he has won 8 out of 12 marathon or endurance races with it usually against far bigger hulls. Even if you put an eye patch on him and a knife in his teeth, Bob Fry wouldn't look like a seafaring man.

He's 49 years old, slight of build. He speaks with the slow, careful drawl of the scientist who has to measure what he says as if you were going to take a slide rule to each adjective. You expect an outboard jockey to be a kind of hell-and-high-water character with an Ascot scarf who scorns a life jacket and goes around buoys at a angle to the water. But Bob Fry puts on a life jacket just to warm his boat up at the dock. "I hit the water once two miles out at sea.

And when you're two miles out at sea with your shoes on and life jacket off, you make up your mind not to make that mistake again." Bob Fry is one of a hundred or so boat jockeys who will take part in a Lake Havasu Outboard World Championship at the resort city built by Parker Dam this Sunday, This is a 60-mile-an-hour, 6-hour verte he Tigers scored on lour Two long runs and a one- AUBURN'S 'AIRPOWER' Landing just like a long jump specialist, Auburn's Tucker Frederick- son sails over the Alabama defense Thursday for 35 yards to the 'Bama 10 to set up the first TD. UPI Telephoto plays from the Alabama 28. yard punt by Chicago's Bobby Joe Green were the fea Tigers Score The Tide roared in front to ture plays in the high scoring first half. stay on Ogden's second half kickoff return. Sloan, who Pass Interference Billy Martin fumbled the started at quarterback, dove for the two points after kick-off after Detroit's first Diablos Face Slippery Rock in Rose Bowl touchdown.

touchdown but picked the Bowman set up the Tide's Blades Knock Ming Out of Bucks, 8-5 BY BRAVEN DYER Times Staff Writer ball up on the four and ran third touchdown on a 52 41 yards before the Lions CHARGERS FALTER AS BILLS WIN, 27-24 San Diego Loses on Last-Minute Field Goal Before Record Crowd of 34,865 BY JOHN HALL Times Staff Writer SAN DIEGO The city in motion, as San Diego has been known to call itself, suffered a severe shock on the yard burst to the Tiger 23 forced him out of bounds. and two plays later Namath Six plays later, the Bears obbed the ball to Perkins, who ran in from the 8. got the ball on the Detroit five when the Lions were BY JOHN ALLEN Times Staff Writer Auburn never gave up called for pass interference. Slippery Rock State Colle Camille Bedard, balding Bukich lost no time get ge's footballers, sentimenta and with two minutes to play drove 43 yards in four plays for the game's final touchdown. The loss gave defense star who'll be 31 be ting the Bears on the score favorites of the nation's fans, board again as he tossed a field here Thursday but at least finally began living up takes on a man sized job Auburn a 6-4 season.

Please Turn to Pg. 2, C6I. 5 to its name in the grandstand tonight at the Rose Bowl JCORI IY QUARTERS fore you can say Alfred George Pike, scored his first goal of the season Thanksgiving night at the Sports Arena and appropriately the Los Angeles Blades picked when they battle the unbeat Although San Diego's de- Alabama I 7 21 Auburn 0 7 0 714 HOW THEY SCORED en CCAA champion Diablos Ala. Bowman covered fumble In end of Los Angeles State College zone (kick failed). Aub.

Frederlckson 3 plunge (Lewis kick). PRO GRID STANDINGS at 8 p.m. up the tempo and went on Buff. 0 0 fending champion Chargers twice wasted 10-point leads and dropped a 27-24 decision to the 'Buffalo Bills on a field goal with eight seconds remaining, it was the sellout crowd of 34,865 that stole the to knock the stuffing out of Ale. ogden 107 kickoff return (Sloan run).

The Rockets from the tiny the Portland Buckarcos, 8-5, town of Slippery Rock, Ala. Perkins 23 past from Namath (Ray kick). Aub. Sidle Data from Brvan (Lewli before 5,033 fans. suburb of Pittsburgh, don KICK.

Victory in the first of figure to bump off the No, STATISTICS show. three weekend games pulled NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division Pet. PF PA I 2 1 .100 3n 271 ranked Diablos (UP1 version), but they'll have a lot of Alabama Auburn Cleveland St. Louis 3 2 .667 272 2511 FIRST OUARTER S.D. Time 3 Lincoln 27 yd.

FG 7:04 Alworth 63 yd. pass from Hadl 11:40 10 Lincoln kick SECOND QUARTER 10 Auer 1 yd. run 12:11 10 Gosolek kick 10 Kemp 1 yd. run 13:04 10 Gooolak kick THIRD OUARTER 1 Norton 17 yd. pass from Hedl 13:04 17 Lincoln kick FOURTH OUARTER 23 Alworth S3 yd.

pass from Lincoln :07 24 Lincoln kick 24 Hadl tackled In end zone, safety 1:10 74 Lamonlca 1 vd. run 24 Lamonlca run 24 Goootak 33 yd. FG 14:52 Flret downe 10 19 Rushing yerdea 187 Passing yardage 121 114 Thriller-Diller It was beefy Buffalo's 10th Pikes puck chasers within one point of second place in the Western Hockey League. fans pulling for them. Washington a 0 .455 247 225 Philadelphia 5 In fact, a couple Passes 10-14 M7 Passes Intercepted by I 1 Punts 442.7 6 0 .455 230 225 1 .400 198 206 7 0 .34 205 270 7 2 .222 17V 281 Dallas 4 Pittsburgh 4 New York 2 hundred employes of the At 7 1.1 14 14 14 14 14 16 J4 27 The Blades trail Portland and Vancouver, 21 to 22.

brae-pounder in which $10,000 in prize money will be Fumbles lost Yerds penalized 50 39 lantic Research Corp Division Western victory in 11 starts, bull more important to the ambitious, growing American Football League, it was the first Charger home sellout in the club's five-year history, Dave Kelly, Portland's (which builds rockets, natur given out but divided so many ways that it just may Pet. PF PA I 0 .90 355 174 5 0 .545 256 197 Baltimore 10 Green Bay A ally), have formed a rooting pay for the gas and the pit crew to say nothing of the TODAY IN SPORTS section with air horns, card rookie goalie, was peppered relentlessly by the locals who banged in their highest point 13-hour trip home towing the boat and trailer. Minnesota Detroit 5 Rami Chicago 5 San Francisco 3 stunts, etc. 5 1 .500 250 Hi 5 2 J00 23 1 .500 23f 251 7 0 243 321 I 0 .273 19S 281 title. and it came on a thilly, over QUARTER HORSE RACINO-Loe Ala- total of the campaign.

If a Slippery Rock ball car mltos, 1 p.m. Most of the boats in the race go faster than Bob Fry's. Sometimes, they just sink faster. Six hours in cast and threatening Thanks Clinched divisional COLLEGE POOTiALL-L A State vi rier makes a first down her Bob Sloan, making his lo one end zone on blankets giving when it would have Slippery Rock, Rose Bowl, I p.m. heavy water tend to bring out the asthma in a boat cal bow as referee, tooted his probably get a bigger cheer PRO BASKETBALL Lakers vs Detroit.

been much cozier to stay the Chargers put on another AFL thriller-diller despite Sports Arene, 1:30 p.m. whistle over-time, calling than a Diablo scoring a TD nnd the driver. Every boat carries a paddle just in RADIO-TELEVISION JC FOOTBALL Comoton VI. Boise nine penalties before Pat It should be a hilarious the disappointing final out home and watch the game on television. With the mob in 'Balboa Thursday's Result Chicago, 27; Detroit, 24.

Only game scheduled. Sunday's Oamet Baltimore at San Francisco. Green Bey at Dallas. Rami at Minnesota. New York at Washington.

Philadelphia at Cleveland, St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Only games cneduled! (Idaho), Channel 13, p.m. Stapleton of the Bucks and come. night for all.

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3, Col. Please Turn to Pg. 6, Col Fry has gotten his helmet wet on more than one co, Channel 5, p.m. occasion. There are times and conditions when the Fertig, Like Huarte, Waited Long Time for Chance thing an outboard does best is a back somersault and you don't put seatbelts in outboards because even Houdini might not get out in time.

The water, when you hit it, doesn't hurt any more than a good beating an undefeated season and a with a rubber hose. Fertig owns the USC sea Since Bealhard was to succeed Bill Nelscn as placokkker Rich Browncll. center Hudson lloiuk and son records for yards gained, There are some who think Fry could win the thing with a bathtub and an electric fan. But the 8-mile the No. 1 quarterback at halfback Bill Rcnison.

most completions, 04, BY CHARLIE PARK Times Staff Writer If Notre Dame's John Huarte thinks stardom was a long time coming, how about his counterpart at USC, triumph over Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl. However, when he did get in he made the most of it. Carried the ball eight times and scored Troy, Fertig was asked to and most attempts, 186, all of Senior linebacker Ernie manicured course should be just like a row in Central red shirt" sit out what Pye is back in uniform after which will topple every time he connects Saturday. Park after Fry's marathon runs down the Green Riv suffering a dislocated elbow would have been his sophomore season. three touchdowns.

Craig Fertig? a month ago and just might Unless the Trojans can win the game and the AA- Last year he put in 121 mi rr in Utah or the struggle up the Sacramento from Stockton to Colusa and return where you run into every natural hazard short of crocodiles and including see some action. However, two other injured seniors are "It turned out to be a in disguise," he says, "although it was hard just to sit WU Rose Bowl vote, this will be Fertig's final fling for the Cardinal and Gold. definitely out, Tom Lupo nutes, mostly late in the season when Beathard was injured. Craig twinkled in Troy's conquests of Stanford there and watch the other and Denis Richman. sturgeon, sweet young things on skis and various oth cr forms of sea life you have to be careful not to filet.

The ireballing redhead waited four years for his chance with the Trojans. And he vows he'll make the most of it against the Irish Saturday In the Coliseum. Fertig, who will break THREE school records every time he completes a pass, pun- guys play. I learned a lot, and Pete was the greatest." ineie are seniors on the Notre Dame squad Eleven other seniors arc in the same boat: ends John Brownwood and Fred Hill, tackles Bob Svihus and Mac and Oregon State, finishing with a 53 pass completion Beathard, now with the Kansas City Chiefs of the which wings into town late Any number can play this game. All you need is a helmet, goggle, water-wings and a good credit rating at your hardware store.

And if land traffic gets any worse, we might all put to sea. Instead of a monorail this afternoon after a work record and five TD tosses. Coach John McKay de Byrd, guard Bill Fisk. line out at Phoenix and will quar shared the quartcrbacking AFL, was best man at Fer tig's wedding last summer. Craig played only 30 ml scribes nis breadwinner as backer Mike Giers; halfback job on the 10GO Southern Cal "the best pure pasrr I've fullback Ron Heller and de ter at the Sheraton West, They are ends Jack Snow Plran Turn lo Pg.

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when th Trojans rolled to puter backs him up. Hill, all first Rt ringers, plus Craig Fertig.