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Boston Sunday Globe November 3, 1S68 1 3.U. Uses the Pass Sub's Passes Topple NIJ, 41-0 SO OQ Tops UConn The next time UConn took the football, B.U. deffensive back Brace Taylor intercepted a Petrillo pass on the B.U. 33-yard line. By the time he stopped running, the ball was on the UConn.

33-yard line. Four plays later, Yetten tossed to Cambest. Three UConn defenders jumped at the goal line, but Cambest was already behind them. The ball was there shortly afterwards. The kick for the extra point missed, but B.U.

led, 20-17. Calascibetta then scored on a three-yard off-tackle dive, capping a 41-yard drive at 4:55 in the fourth quarter. Petrillo, who picked up 185 yards on his rollouts, reeled off 61 yards for a touchdown on UConn's first play from scrimmage after the B.U. kickoff. But that was it.

UConn never again had good field position. Calascibetta scored on a one-yard plunge at 12:52, topping the victory. The win boosted B.U.'s record to 4-1-1 and gave the Terriers their first five-game unbeaten streak since 1949, when the late Harry Agganis was throwing footballs. UConn dipped to 3-4. "With the passing and the offense we showed today, we should definitely be harder for other teams to defeat," said Schmakel.

"The (Continued from Page 65) said "The thing that helped us today was that we saw Rucker being covered by a 5-foot-9 defensive back, coach Warren Schmakel "We ran Reggie on square-out patterns and Yet-ten hit him well." Rucker caught five passes, Yetten threw 16, completing 10. Three of them were for touchdowns. All of them were needed to offset running game, which, gained 349 yards. Halfback Bob Calascibetta and junior tight end Jack Cambest each scored twice for the Terriers. John Raf-lako, B.U.'s junior fullback, scored the fifth touchdown on a four-yard pass, which, in retrospect, probably -won the football game.

The pass came with two seconds left in the first half. Yetten, rushed on the play, barely was able to throw to Raflako, his safety valve. The big fullback took the pass, bounced off a few bodies, and leaped into endzone. The score gave B.U. a 14-10 lead at the half.

Without it, B.U. would have trailed, 10-7. Peter Petrillo, UConn's senior rollout quarterback, who had an exceptional day, brought his team back in the third period. He scored on a 51 -yard run, giving the Huskies a 17-14 lead. But that was their last lead.

isture termed poor attitude; i completed 13 of 23 passes for 187 yards. 1 The Huskies, under constant pressure, fumbled fiva times. Twice in the second quarter before Eastern Michigan had gotten rolling the Huskies threatened, only to fumble away sure touchdowns. The first occasion came midway through the aecond quarter when Ed Hichborn fumbled on the E.M.U. three.

Just before the half Bob Connors hit Dick Queeney with a pass In the end zone, but a fumble gave Eastern Michigan the ball on its own 20. E.M.U. scored first touchdown with 1:42 left in the first period, on Dennis Hewitts's one-yard plunge. Pete Kalogeras' pass interception on the N.U. 38 and runback to the one set up the score.

Hichborn fumbled a Connors' pitchout on the Husky 32 to set up Michigan's sec- ond TD. Two plays later Hewitt, a junior fullback, took a quick pitch and went in from the 10. Stewart warmed up his throwing arm with a 15-yard touchdown strike to Mike Yankee midway through the third quarter. Ed Bailey, who booted five of six extra point attempts, made it 20-0. Stewart added two more TD passes in the fourth period a six-yarder to Gary Matsche and a 19-yarder to Mike Weigandt befort making way for ranother E.M.U.

quarterback; Dave Makins. Makins ended the7 carnage with a 28-yard toss to Tim Durban in the closing moments. The loss gives N.U. a 4-3 record while Eastern Michi OOPS Notre Dame's Bob Gladieux fumbles in pile Navy, but teammate Jim Seymour recovered for an GreenBaylnvadesChicag UMass Brakes Skid By Routing YPSILANTI, Mich. Sophomore quarterback Don Stewart, making his first varsity start, victimized the Northeastern defense with three touchdown tosses to lead Eastern Michigan to a A 41-0 victory Saturday before 1 an overflow crowd of 15,431 at Briggs Field.

Stewart, who started because regular Arnold Fortas was benched for what Eastern Michigan coach Bob Bo- British Soccer AssooUted Pre LONDON Results of Saturday's British soccer games home teams first: INGUSH LEAGUE Division 1 Burnley 1 Ipswich 0 Chelsea 2 Manchester City 0 Coventry 1 Southampton 1. tie Everton 2 Sunderland 0 Manchester United 0 Leads 0, tie Newcastle 0 Leicester 0. tie Nottingham Forest 0, Wolverhampton 0. tie Sheffield Wednesday vs. Arsenal, postponed Tottenham 1 Stoke 1.

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It will be Bill Nelsen pitching against John Brodie in a battle of offenses. The Cardinals took the Eagles apart last year, 48-14 and have won nine of their last 11 games with Philadelphia. When Jim Hart is on the beam the Cards can move the ball. The Eagles have had troubles all season and now are, threatening to match their 1940 club record of nine straight defeats. DR.

ARTHUR KARUNA-KARAN Vic President, Robie Ford an appoint- BURLINGTON, Vt. The all-around excellence of quarterback Tim Adams and wingback Pat Scavone, combined with a tough defense to lead the University of Massachusetts to a 49-0 Yankee Conference win over Vermont before 3500 at Centennial Field. win broke a five-i. game losing streak. The Redmen are now 2-5 overall and 2-2 in the conference.

Vermont is also 2-5 and ends its conference play at 1-4. Adams completed 11 of 25 passes for 100 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for two scores. Scavone, a sophomore from Worcester, filling in for the injured Jerry prasso, ran for 158 yards on 14 tries. He had touchdown runs of one and 55 yards, and caught three passes for 26 yards.

UMass place kicker Marty Scheralis converted seven straight extra points to tie a New England collegiate record for most successful extra points in one game. i Massachusetts scored the first time it got the ball as Adams drove the Redmen 55 atY ankee ton Bowl Monday, the Packers cannot afford to take a deep breath against the Bears. Although their quarterback corps has been decimated, the Bears are getting by with Virgil Carter, ex-taxi squad passer; the running of Gale Sayers, and the consistent place kicking of Mac Percival, who has boated nine field goals in a row. Don Meredith's broken nose is not expected to keep him out of the New Orleans game. New Orleans let St.

Louis off the hook Sunday for the second time after taking an early lead. The Rams' to their 27-10 defeat in Baltimore will be monitored around the league. Los RONALD E. MclLVAINE President, Robia Ford "(M y-iiM mi in two-week layoff we had definitely helped our offense. "Yetten threw well Rucker was terrific.

Cambest, who we brought in to tight end for the first time this year, did a good job. That was another different thing we did today until: this week we had been running both of our ends split from the line." Rucker, though he didn't score, was responsible for that B.U. touchdown at the end of the first half. on a 36-yard field goal by Jim DeWitt, had taken the lead, 10-7 with 1:28 left in the half. B.U.

received the ball on its own 45-yard line after a 33-yard run-back of the kickoff by Rucker. He then caught four passes as the march came downfield. The fourth one, with 14 seconds left, was good for 22 yards and set up the score by Raflako. Rucker also contributed to the last touchdown. On a third-and-eight situation, he ran an end-around play for the first down, two plays later, Calascibetata dove in for the score.

Boston University 7 7 6 13 33 Connecticut 7 3 7 6 23 BU Campset 4 pass from Yetten (Baldwin kick. UCONN Passerini 50 Pass from Petrillo (Dewitt kick). UCONN FG DeWiitt 23. BU Rafalko 4 pass from Yetten (Baldwin kick). UCONN Petrillo 49 run (De-Witt kick).

BU Campset 14 pass from Yetten (kick failed i. BU Calascibetta 3 run iKick failed UCONN Petrillo 60 run (kick failed). BU Calascibetta 1 run (Baldwin KICK I. Att. 12.053.

BOS 30STON UNIVERSITY Ends. Hucker, Taylor. Suker, Devore. Gravatt, Fee, Aguiar. Baldwin, Cambest.

Koulet, Melick, Scott, Bryant, Ridell: Tackles, Hill, Dor-ris. Viles E. Johnson, Dixon, Hol-loway, JIcMann, Pope. Probolos. Canfield, Flippin; Guards, Soucy.

Bossert, Bomer. Williams, Marcus. Osmanski, ScheUM, Trudeau; Centers, T. Johnson. Duristanti.

Gibson: Linebackers, Wittorff, Hughes, Burton, Gapinski; Quarterbacks, Yetten Henry; Offensive Backs, Calascibetta, Pryor, Rafalko, Faanns Defensive Backs, Grant, Barry, Donabedian, Taylor, Norris. UCONN. Ends. Tortolani. Latino.

Tiner, Roller, Nichols, Grant, B. Hogan. Casarella; Tackles, Kup-frian. Rajczewski, Goode, Faull; Guards. Arcaro.

Spencer, Doran, Penciero, Demers, Colonna; Centers, DeGenova. Sullivan: Linebackers. Hermes, Turco, Palasek: Quarterback. Petrillo: Offensive Backs. Clements, DeWitt, Passari-ni, Boryczewski, DiYeso: Defensive Backs, Zito, Price, Krot, Can-zani, Katzman, Sweeney.

B.U. 7 7 6 13 33 UCONN. 7 3 7 6 23 B.U. Cambest, 4 pass from Yetten (Baldwin kick). uCONN.

Passarini. 80 pass from Petrillo (DeWitt kick. UCONN. DeWitt. 32 field foal.

B.U. Rafalko, 4 pass from Yet- ten (Baldwin kick), UCONN. Peirillc 49 run Witt kirkl. (De-from (run (kick B.o. Cambest.

14 Yetten (kick failed). pass B.U. Calascibetta, 4 failed). UCONN. Petrillo, 0 run blocked).

B.U. Calascibetta, 1 run port kick). (Rapo- tI7 UtVmpiC Winner Gets Promotion Associated Press ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Ethiopia's only medal winner at the Mexico Olympics, Mamo Wolde, was promoted from sergeant to lieutenant in Emperor Haile Se-lassi's Elite bodyguard Saturday. Mamo won the marathon, the third successive victory for Ethiopia, and was second in the 10,000 meters. Abebe Bikila, winner of the marathon at the Rome and Tokyo Olympics and who was forced out of the Mexico race by a leg injury, was promoted to captain in a companion ceremony.

Kentucky Rips West Virginia MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Kentucky's powerful defense, Dave Bair's timely passing and rugged running by Dicky Lyons, overpowered West Birginia, 35-16, Saturday. The victory was the first for the Wildcats after two straight losses and brought marred West Virginia's their record to 3-4. The loss homecoming, played before an estimated 31,500 fans, and left the Mountaineers with a mark 4-3.

Kentucky 7 7 7 1435 W. Virginia, 0 10 0 616 Martin, 22 pass from Bair Jones kick i. Ken Hunter, 100 Psi interception Jones kick). XfK FG, Juskowlch 49. WVA Siiverio.

10 run (Jus-kowich kick). Ken Lyons, 2 run (Jones kick). Ken Lyons, 1 run (Jones kick). Ken Beard, 1 run (Jones kick WVA Braxton, 7 pass from Dlffnn (DARS failed 1. Attendance 31,500.

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Green Bay, 3-3-1, returns to the wars with the Chicago Bears, 3-4 at Green Bay. Dallas, 6-1, will try to resume its winning ways at New Orleans, 3-4, a surprising team that is only one game off the pace in the Century Division. Los Angeles, 6-1, whose 14-game regular season vic torv streak was snapped Baltimore, returns home face Detroit, 3-3-1, tied tory streak was snapped by to ith Green Bay for first in the wild Central Division. Cleveland and St. Louis, tied at 4-3 in the Cenutry Division, hit the road.

The Browns will be in San Francisco, 4-3, and the Cards will be in Philadelphia 0-7. Minnesota, 3-4, and Washington, 3-4, meet for the first time ever in the Vikings' home park. Pittsburgh, 1-6, which finally broke its losing streak against the Eagles, will be at Atlanta, 1-6, where new coach Norm Van Brocklin is shaking up the club. When the Colts beat the Giants in the memorable 1958 sudden death title game, John Unitas, Raymond Berry, Steve Myrha and Alan Ameche did the heavy work. Now it is Earl Morrall, the ex-Giant traded during the training season and now replacing the injured Unitas, against Fran Tarkenton, the Giants' scrambler.

Despite their impressive 28-17 win over previously unbeaten Dallas in the Cot- fiirm wmmw 3, miMTM mm i niii ijamrwriswrTTi (W -A mmmmmJ rrf "iftrli in mun taj -r nM i AFL Roundup Oakland's Defense Ready for Chiefs Associated Press I yards in 12 plays. Scavone swept right end for 19 yards to the one and Adams went over on second down. UMass scored again at 1:24 of the second period on a 15-yard pass from Adams to Bill Warnock. A 52-yard punt return by Steve Parnell set up Mass' 3d TD. Adams passed over the middle to John Decem-breie for a 20-yard score, Scheralis' third extra point made it 21-0 at 9:13 of the second.

-Early in the third period, Scavone ripped off a 46-yard run to the one. Vermont held for three downs but Adams then rolled to his right for the touchdown. Scavone added toucndown runs of one and 55 yards and Ken Hughes hit end Nick McGarry on a 20-yard pass to complete the scoring. Massachusetts 7 14 7 2149 Vermont OOO 0 0 1 run (Scheralis kick). 15 past from Adams (Scheralis kick).

20 past from Adams (Scheralis kick). 1 run (Scheralis kick). 1 run (Sheralis kick). 83 run Sheralis kick). 11 pass from Hughes (Sheralis kick).

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