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The Boston Sunday Globe October 10, 15 64 ,4 i bswti ui 'jfjL el fit Dartmouth Staves Of Penn Indians Fumble 9 Times; Quakers' Rally Falls Short, 24-19 By LARRY GEIGER roughshod over the lighter Pennsylvania squad. But a series of key fumbles and dropped passes combined to hold down the Indian point total. Dartmouth rushed for 273 yards to Perm's 54, while the Quakers who went to the air 31 times outgained the Green, 126-101, on passes. Pile-driving fullback Pete Walton scored twice for the Green, and quarterback Mickey Beard once. But the difference was the unerring which had averaged 42 points per game, at crucial momenta in the first three periods.

Then Penn stormed from be-'hind with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to come within five' points. While the partisan crowd sat in silence, the Quakers drove to the Green 38 yard line with two minutes remaining, only to be frustrated by a rugged Green line rush. Statistically, Coach Bob Blackman's charges ran HANOVER, N.H. The Dartmouth Indians had to overcome, a self-imposed handicap on nine fumbles and a fired-up Pennsylvania offense to pott a tight 24 to 19 victory Saturday in their Ivy opener before a capacity crowd of 13,909. The inspired Quakers, under the tutelage of rookie coach Bob O'Dell, contained the powerful Indian offense, toe of junior place kicker Bill Hay, who converted three extra points and booted a field goal Hay has cashed-in on 14 of 15 conversion attempts this season.

Then an exciting sophomore quarterback named Bill Cree-den stepped in for Penn, completed three straight passes for 31 yards, and Molloy drove over from the two. Creeden tripped on the pass conversion try, but the Quakers had closed the gap to 24-19. Creeden ignited still another Penn rally late in the quarter but the Green line led by end Ed Long stopped the march at the 38, and fullback Mike Urbanic ran out the clock. Police reported that Robert Steinery'of Dublin, N.H., died of a heart attack during the third quarter. Princeton Rolls, 36-27 By Cornell ITHACA, N.Y.

(AP) Princeton tailback Ron Lan-deck ran for one touchdown and passed for three more Saturday while leading the Tigers to a 36-27 Ivy League victory over Cornell. It was Princeton's 12th straight victory its third this season and kept the Tigers atop the league standings. Landeck ripped off. a 13-yard touchdown run in the first period, and later had scoring passes of 7, 14 and 4 yards. Charley Gogolak, a brother of Pete Gogolak of the professional Buffalo Bills, was the other big gun for Prince-: ton and forced Cornell to try an unusual, but unsuccessful defensive maneuver.

He had four conversion points, plus field goals of 54 and 44 yards. Cornell, in an acrobatic attempt to stop his low trajectory kicks, stacked a couple of light halfbacks on the shoulders of tall 'tackles in the linebacking spots, with the halfbacks attempting to flag down the kicks. The piggy-back maneuver was successful only in distracting Gogolak enough so that he missed one 35-yard attempt. Princeton led from 1:59 on, blocking a punt that rolled Yale FG Trips Brown By TOM FITZGERALD PROVIDENCE Dan Begel, a 19-year-old Yale sophomore from Milwaukee, made good on the very first field goal attempt of his varsity career Saturday afternoon to provide the Elis with a 3 to 0 margin over Brown. Penn: Owens 41 run.

intercepted oeara molloy KICK. Dart: Walton. 6 run; Hay kick. Dart: Walton, 3 run; Hay kick. Dart: Beard.

6 run: Hav kick. Dart: Hay, 35 yd. field goal. Penn: MeGill, 19 pass from Ken-Beefy. Kennedy nass failed.

Penn: Molloy, 2 run, Creeden oass lauea. Dartmouth Statistics Dartmouth 22 273 Penn a 128 6-31 101 ln-25 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts lost ards penalized 3 1-32 of biggest tackles in effort to thwart kick. Harry Garman (74) and Peeve Vanneman are tackles. Gogolak still managed two field goals as Princeton won, 36 to 27. (AP) WHAT IS IT? A defense.

This it Cornell's version of the "Gogolak defense," designed to thwart Princeton' field goal kicking whiz, Charlie Gogolak. Tallest players stand on shoulders 11 safe prediction that he'll be elevated to the number one spot after his opportunitistic display on this occasion. Watts didn't get into action until the start of the last quarter when he took over with a first and 10 on his own 30. Almost Immediately, the Hotchkiss school product injected some verve into the proceedings, which had been livened mostly for the Yalies up to this point by the acrobatics of their cheer-leaders. The most adroit ball handler of any of the QBs operating on this day, Humphrey took his team down to the Brown six in 14 plays.

Watts sent his fullback Don Barrows and halfback Court Shevelson through on sleek hand-offs for some solid gains inside in this sequence. Humphrey also connected on three passes, a key one being a 16-yarder to tight end Greg Jones that produced a first down at the Brown 30. Brown becama stubborn again, and it was fourth and three when Regel was sent in for his game-saving act. Yale obviously was susceptible to Hall's passing and Bob kept the home forces moving with some consistency for stretches, but couldn't produce the pay-off. In the opening period when things stalled at the Yale 21, John McLaughry tried for a Begel pumped one straight and true through the uprights from the 13-yard line at 7:41 in the final period, giving him am over all effort of 23 yards.

Hurting for placement specialists, Yale's new coach, Cbsmo Cozza, had been employing members of the soccer team for tne chore. But in. a 16 to 15 Jayve. victory over Army on Friday afternoon, Begel pumped in a three-pointer, and Cozza obviously played a correct hunch that the Wisconsin youth was the lad for the job. The field goal relieved an afternoon of mutual frustration in which the defensive units most often had the strong hand over their offensive rivals.

For most of the uneventful afternoon, neither team was Bennett, Wells Lead Springfield 42-13 at Colby WATERVILLE, Me. (AP) out of the end zone for the first points a safety; They had a 12-7 first quarter lead, and put it out of reach at 26-7 in the third. Michigan State 24-7 Victor ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) down with nnlv thr prnr)ds! i Michigan State 24 i Michigan 1 Princeton 13 The passing combination of 0 14 1038 left.

MSU Juday 1 run. (kick failed). rZ, Cornell 7 0 0 sn RI Safety. Savldge blocked Mus- MICH Gabler 1 run. (Sygar kick).

MSU Fg Kennev 20. MSU Jones 10 run. (run failed). mano kick. Michigan marched 57 yards for its touchdown, climaxed by PRI Landeck 13 run, GoKolak kick.

COR-r-Fullerton 71 pass from Spon- Fifth-ranked Michigan State turned two first half Michigan miscues into nine points and went on to rout the defending Big Ten champion Wolverines MSU Fg Kenney 35. MSU Apisa 39 run. (kick failed). Attendance 103.219. Gabler's one-yard plunge.

auile. ZoKby kick. Yale Statistics field goal himself, sending in able to develop anything re yals brown specialist Tom Mennell who PRI FG Gogolak 84. PRI Potter 7 pass from Landeck. Gogolak kick.

PRI Bedell 14 pass from Landeck. Gogolak kick. COR Zirkle 30 pass from Spon-augle, ZoBby kick. PRI FG Gogolak 44. COR Larson Id run.

nasa fa1)A 24-7 Saturday. sembling a strong ground naa provided tne margin oi 32 victory twice last year with Tennessee Tops South Carolina It was the fourth straight against 158 three-point goodies PRI Cashdollar 4 past from Lan- Ohio St. Defeats Illinois victory for the Spartans, who held Michigan's vaunted running game to a minus 39 yards. attack. Net yds.

gained rushing 83 forward passes 11 Brown got SOme devastat- Forwards completed lng passing from co-captain Hn i and quarterback Bob Hall of WalpOle who piled Up 158 Own fumblei 4 yards on 21 completions which Yd'- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (APHdR-Serse'" from Abel. Tamwia.0ah 1.1 At-1 I iriA kick. Cornell and Penn. 4 This time attempting to boot a placement from the 28, Tom ic.u.c u.c..Ucu i Attendance 21.000.

Dick Kenney's 20-yard field Dave Bennett and Tommy Wells clicked for two touchdowns Saturday as Springfield crushed Colby 42-13 for its fourth consecutive victory. The underdog Mules gave a Parents Day crowd something to cheer about for a while, marching 76 yards the first time they got the ball for a 7-0 lead. Colby held the lead throughout the first period, but the powerful maroons exploded for 21 points in the second quarter to take command. The visitors had a 402-314 total yardage advantage as they handed the Mules their third successive loss after an opening victory. Springfield 0 1 1443 Colby 7 0 8 013 COL Aube recovered fumble in end zone iLoveday kickh SPR Vasvari 1 run (Cutrona kiek.

oi sopnomores cnarne luiton goal late in the second quarter gave him a college record, YALeLe. Kenney. Saxon Skubaj. j- it, Lonergan. Greenlee, exceeding the former mark McLaughlin; lg.

Munson. Fargo. put Michigan State ahead for COLUMBUS, O. (UPI) wasn even close, with the ball winding up low and to the left. Hall's passing again provided a good advance from keeps, before a crowd of of 16 jointly held by Hall him- joiar; iaiaiey, tmmons.

Day: rg. Weiss, Hilgendorf, Kiernan: rt. Pre-witt. Greenberg, Koerlin; re. G.

103,219. Belf and Jim Dunda. Rival quarterbacks Steve Jones. Young, crew; qb. Doherty Beutler.

Humphrey. Grant. Carey: lh Unfortunately, when Ohio State, stunned by a first quarter Illinois score, roared back behind fullback Tom Bar-rington's three touchdowns Saturday to swamp the Mini, 28-14. Juday of Michigan State and sneveison, nuie, urunaige Begeii his own 32 to the 27 carry- Norwich Blanks Maine Maritime NORTH FIELD, Vt. (AP) Badly stalled for nearly two periods, Norwich finally overwhelmed Maine Maritime Saturday, 27 to 0, before a crowd of 6000.

and Walter Chadwick with a tight defense and whipped South Carolina, 24-3, Saturday before a homecoming football crowd of 38,519. Chadwick, playing In his second college game, scored the Vols' first two touchdowns on runs of five and one yards, and set up the third with a 33-yard sprint to the Carolina 25. Wally Gabler of Michigan ex Jones. Griswold. Fates: fb.

Kovacs, ing imo me secona quarter. drove his team into threatening positions, Hall's performance was nullified by fumbles Barrows. Weigel, Foster. Unhappily a Hall throw changed one-yard scoring plunges in the first half. oiaon.

Adamiak: it, seiiga. Moser: ig. bounced the ball off receiver Anr4trnri- T3lfwVir Unvla risn .111 1 The Buckeyes, scored three or interceptions. Clint Jones moved M.S.U. "Rpfipi was thi feilnw who leis.

Hooson: rt. oriiv. Jonn uison snouiaer ana quick touchdowns in the second period to bury Illionis in further ahead with a 10-yard the ram and mud. provided the actual winning Saxn intercepted for points for Yale in its first vie- HtUT c.SSKS: YaTle wr5o, tory in three games, but the Petruceiu: ib. Tnorbana.

Fowier. Ran- Later in the same period, real star of the occasion was 1 a 4 Total a Hal1 to John Hutchinson Watts Humohrev. L2 pass was completed, but fum- driving run in the third quarter and Kenney added a 35-yard field goal with a little SPR Wells 18 pass from Bennett (Cutrona kick). SPR Mellow 5 run (Cutrona kick). SPR Robitaille 1 run (Cutrona 3' Me.

Ma 0 0 ttSNor 0 7 0 2027 South Carolina 9 Tennessee 3 Ohio State OUT 028 Illinois 7 0 0 714 more than two minutes KICK I. COL -Lovedav 7 run (rush failed) iisi laiuii wi iw mvi lil. ar Tenn. FG Leake 44. Tenn Chadwick 5 run, Leake C.

FG Poole 25. Tenn. Chadwick 1 run Leake kick. Tenn. Leake 25 pan from Fulton.

111. Pinder 4, run (Custardo kick); OSU Sander 3, run (Funk kick); OSU Barrington 12. run (Funk kick); OSU Barrington 2. (Funk kick); OSU Barrington 2. run (Funk started second Quarter no scoring.

Diea wun Mine jionergan OI Senior Humphrey NOR Jersey 16 pass from Moskal (Gambley kick). NOR Flannery 4 run (kick failed), NOR Shannon 2 past from Moekal (Gambley kick i. NOR Shannon 54 pass from- Moekal (Gambley kick). SPR Wells 27 pass from Bennett (Cutrona kick). SPR Mikseewskl 8 run (Cutrona Thirri Quarter No Bob Apisa raced 39 yards for Held Wellesley, Mass.

retrieving it for the Elis. this game as third-string quarterback, but it should be a Fourth Quarter Yale: Begel. goal. 23 yards. Time: 7:41.

Attendance 13,400. (Costardo Leake kick. Attendance 91,519. kick); ill. Bess 4.

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