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.4 Stfflnfftlrf Ciat3 UOP'sSrar End Hurt, Rams Launch PATS BLASTED BY PASS THEFTS AID was ruled out for th te son Friday because of torn ligaments ia his left kne. His spot will be taken over by Mark Nordquist. a transfer from Pierce J.C Lost for Season STOCKTON (UPI-Co-captaia Larry Anderson, UOP's star end on defense. GREEN BAY ROMP CHARGERS, 24-0 Afl ALL-NEVV HAIRPIECE FOR MEN MAK FACTOR SO REMARKABLY REALISTIC. IT LOOKS LIKE "LIVING HAIR- GROWING ON YOUR HEAD era! would-be tackier! along the way.

Less than a minute and a half later, Jeter broke in front of Ray Berry on the Colts' 46, grabbed a pass aimed at him, and breezed to the end rone unmolested. Starr, who started slow, finished with the better of the passing duel, thanks mainly to Boyd Dowler who caught six of the Packer quarterback's 14 completions for 73 yards. Starr threw 19 times for fourth ia Boston's history. The closest the Pats came to scoring was la the third quarter when Gmo Cappel-letti'a 45-yard field goal attempt barely missed the mark. Otherwise, it was a case of erratic ParilU passes and butter -fingered receiving.

Nance, with four receptions for 67 yards was the only threat. Alworth pulled in five Hadl passes for 97 yards to rank as the Chargers' best weapon, 0t 14 I-S4 JO-FG Van Keeeherst IB Pass from Kedl (Van MPh STATISTICS lea. S.O. iKillebrew, Ha fas Twins Win MTKVEAPOLIS- ST. PAUL LfV-Harmon Kille- brew, rJimmle Hall and 'Jerry.

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MAX FACTOR Win Now Plan at Atlanta Continued frem First Fag needed, it probably will not be forthcoming from the collegiate ranks. On the positive side, the consensus is that the Rams have improved. The defense, thanks to the addition of linebackers Baughan, Pardee, George and Pottios and cornerman Cross, is perhaps 30 bet- ter than the '65 unit The offense is still sus pect, though. Everything has to break right for the Rams to gen- Today's NFL Slate RAMS at Atlanta. CHICAGO at Detroit.

MINNESOTA at San Francisco. CLEVELAND at Washington. 1 New York at PITTS-, BURGH. Philadelphia at ST. LOUIS.

Predicted winner capitalized. (Note: Dallas has a byi.) erate enough touchdowns to complement the splendid defense. This means that Roman Gabriel must continue to demonstrate the leadership he has shown in the preseason, a summer In which the Rams compiled a respectable 3-2 record. This means that fullback Dick Bass, the offensive catalyst, must stay healthy. This also means- that when the Rams are a 10-point favorite over a new franchise like Atlanta they can't afford to stumble.

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Only twice during the game did the Raiders make a real scoring threat, both times as the results of pass interference calls and each time the Oiler defense came up with pass interceptions to stop the threat. Blanda, who completed 17 of 34 passes for 204 yards, had scoring strikes of 23 and 12 yards to Burrell and added a 47 yard field goal. Oakland I 6- 9 Houston 0 14 3 14-31 Hou Cllne 7 run with fumble recovery (Blanda kick) Hou Burrell 23 yard pass from Blanda (Blanda kick) Hou FG Blanda 47 Hou Burrell 12 pass frem Blanda (Blanda kick) Hou Trull 4 run (Blanda kick) Attendance 31,743. STATISTICS Oak Hsu 20 72 17 11-35 4 43 4 1 104 First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 23 73 210 13-48 2 3 I BUYERS licallsnt epiortunltiss await feu tt NORTHROP NORTROKICS la anshtlm Mi 44311 ar (714) S71-S00O, fit 30 An equal opportunity employer Detroit has used up all the words for a new car introduction, except these: Jaguar XK-E 22 Chisox Blank Nats CHICAGO (51 Bruce Howard pitched a two-hitter and Tommie Agee's third hit a sixth-inning ingle, delivered the only run in the- game as the Chicago White Sox nipped the Washington Senators 1-0 Saturday. WASHINGTON CHICAOO brhbi aarhW Brlnkmn 3 3 0 0 Bradford If 3 3 10 Phillips on 1 0 3 0 Berry rf 4 1 1 0 Klin 0 0 0 0 Age cf 3 0 3 1 Saverlne lb 4 0 0 0 Skowron lb 3 0 0 0 HAIIen If 3 0 0 0 McCraw lb 0 0 0 0 Kins rf 4 0 0 0 Adair ss 3 0 0 0 Mfl lb 2 0 10 Romano 3 0 0 0 McMulln 3b 3 0 0 0 Kenwrthv 3b 3 0 0 0 Lock cf 3 0 0 0 Buford 3b 0 0 0 0 Valentine cf 1 0 0 0 Causey 2b 3 0 0 0 Casanova 3 0 1 Weis Jb 0 0 00 -fkrmlck 3 0 0 0 BHoward 3000 FHoward ph 0 0 0 tiemlln 3b 0000 r-' Total 23 0 2 0 Total Mill 333 331 333-3 Chkita 3 33 331 3 3 k-1 DP-Weshlngton 1, Chlcese 1.

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Dick Van Raaphorst had given San Diego a SO lead in the first period with a 10-yard field goal. Bud Whitehead, Miller Farr and Chuck Allen also pirated Parilli passes as San Diego rolled to its second straight victory. The first three times the Patriots moved inside the Charger 30-yard line, Parilli threw interceptions. It was the Patriots' season opener and it was most a total loss, especially for the veteran Parilli. He completed only 13 of 39 passes for 137 yards.

He was relieved by John Huarte with five minutes left in the game. Lead Extended San Diego extended its lead to 17-0 with 17 seconds remaining in the first half when quarterback John Hadl threw five yards to Alworth for a touchdown to complete a four play, 56-yard drive. A 29-yard pass to rookie Gary Garrison and a 22-yarder to Gene Foster sparked the TD trip. Charger Jim Allison, a second-year pro back from San Diego State, provided the only thrills of the second half when he traveled 61 yards for the only points of the half. Fullback Jim Nance was the only bright spot for the Patriots.

He carried 12 times for 68 yards and was Boston's only effective receiver. San Diego's defense held the Patriots throughout the i half, allowing them across mid-field only once. That was on the final play of the half, when Parilli passed 45 yards to Nance to the Charger 30. Both teams set a league record by punting 20 times and the Chargers tied a league record with 11 boots. Hadl cooled off considerably from his opener against Buffalo last Sunday when he fired 14 for 18, and hit on only 10 of 28 for 155 yards.

He gained just 11 yards throwing after intermission. Hadl also ran for 30 yards, making this the second straight game in which he's run for more yards than halfback Paul Lowe, last season's leading runner in the AFL. The shutout was the vauty, iiwv veimra rvs-uoi Altthillti, 121 1. Ball 714 Pft I-0202 Covins. 110 i.

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The game, which kicked off the. 1966 NFL saw two near-perfect defenses matched, with the only offensive touch down coming shortly after the second half started -when Bart Starr climaxed a 79-yard drive by rolling over from eight yards Out Field goals of 15 yards by Don Chandler for the Packers and 26 yards by Lou Michaels of the Colts completed the scoring. Caffey broke the game open with his interception with less than 2 12 minutes to play in the first half and the Colts leading 3-0. He pulled in a Unitas pass on the Green Bay 43 and ran 52 yards to the end zone, shaking off sev- Tanner Wins 3-Mile Title For the thind straight year, Sammy Tanner of Long Beach walked off with the American Motorcycle 8-mile national championship race Saturday night at Ascot Park before a standing room only crowd of more than 10,000. Tanner trailed Mel La-cher of San Diego for the first three laps of the 20- lap feature, then blasted by Lacher and went on to score an easy victory.

Bart Markel of Flint, current AMA leader, pass-current AMA point leader, passed Lacher on the 19th circuit for second place. Results: 3-MILE NATIONAL (20 laps) 1. Sammy Tanner (Long Beach); 2. Bart Markel (Flint, 3. Mel Lacher (San Diego); 4.

Gene Romero (San Luit Obispo); 5. Gary Nixon (Baltimore); 4 Ralph White (Torrance); 7. Chris Draayer (Salt Lake); 0. Paul Conser-riere (Hacienda Heights); Chuck Jones (Arcadia); 10. Roger Reiman (Kewanee, 7:55..

7-MILE AMATEUR (13 laps) 1. Dewayne Keeter (Loa Angeles); 2. Ren Kruseman (Ventura); 3. Randy Say (Whittler); 4. Shorty Seaborne (Lawn-dale); 5.

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Jim Taylor, with 73 yards in 14 carries, paced the Packers. A record Milwaukee crowd of 48,650 watched the nationally televised game. SCORE BY QUARTERS Baltimore 0 3 33 Green Bay 14 10 3-14 BltF6 Mlchaeli 24 GB-Csfftv mm hterceatien (Chandler kick). GB Jeter 4a sin Hrceptton (Chandler kick). SI Lrr (Chandler kick).

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Dick Zimmerman (iufna Park); i. Darrell Dockery (Phoenix). SEMIMAIN (15 laps) 1. Herb Crawford (Spring Valley); 2. Len Pratt (San Diego); 3.

Al Hamilton (El Ca-ion). TROPHY DASH (3 laps) 1. Zimmerman; 2. Bob Hosle (Buena Park); 3. D.

Hamilton; 4. Ace Duncan (San-fee). Attendance 2,137. Mia bap ma At uam ora stnet top Johnson (Mal'bu), 7.33 sec. and 213.74 m.p.h.

iur gas-Bui scott (San Bemar-Blno). 1.25 and 190.26. JUNIOR FUEL-Vern Power (Taft), 3.3 and 174. CGMPETITION-Frank Padreton (L mtt), l.i; and 11.M. MATCH RACE -Ted Nash (Troy, Mtah.) def.

Galen Hill (Long Beach), t.4 and 143.54. TOP SPEED-Leland Ketb (Cypress), 215.13 m.p.h. Attendance 5,350. At Irwlndala Raceway: TOP ELIMINATOR Rick Stewart (Bakersfield), 7.49 sec. and 213.13 m.p.h.

COMPETITION Mike Qulgley (Pice Rivera), 3.71 and 175.78. LITTLE Mel Rossi (El Mont), 11.55 and 121.29. MATCH RACE JTm Lleberman (San Jose), t.tt and 154.54, def. Gary Gabliech (Lot Angeles), .92 and 144.23. Attendance 5,244.

At Fsntana Dratway: MATCH RACE Dick Scott (Glendale), Jlm ton (Reseda), e.43 end 137.13. Anenoa nee 1,200. PR SUPER STOCKS At Saufwa Speedway: 1 MAIN EVENT (43 laps)-1. Wlt Prlcg (San Fernando); 2. Prank Deiny Loa Angeles); 3.

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N. Thomas. Attendance 2,149. NASCAR SUPER STOCKS At Orange Show Speedway: MAIN EVENT (30 laps) I. Chuck Becker Jr.

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