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10-- Welrtou Daily Sept. 18,1967 Blue Dons Surprised By Red Knights, 21-0 Nick Lukacena, Bill Fisher Lead Way As Toronto Hands Madonna First Loss By JOHN PHILLIPS Times Sports Editor Exhibiting vicious blockingand terrassing defense, Toronto's Kcd Knights surprised Weirion H-A-Junna Saturday night, 21-0. The setback was thefirstregu- J-ir season loss lor the Blue Dons in nine games and the first time Madonna has been held scoreless in 10 games. Led by the scrambling ofquar- terback Kick Lukaeena, the double A Ohio representatives completely dominated the affair, played at Weir High Stadium. A sterling defense" and offensive puncn nighlighted by a beautiful 65-yard dash by fullback Bill Fisher spearheaded Toronto's efforts.

Lukaeena accounted fur Itie visitors initial score tie scooted around left end 12 yards for the touchdown with 10:21 remaining in the second period. Tlie Toronto score was set up when Madonna's Rich Matijivich fumbled on his 12 yard line, On the first scrimmage play, Uika- cena rounded the ends for Ms TD. Fisher ran for tlie extra point. Madonna was put deep in its own territory on Hie strength of a 53-yard putil. Madonna had a hard time crashing the lied Knights' niucti heavier forward wall and Vrtar Fairmont Grabs Victory By 42-6 By United Press International' Concord, Fairmont and Glenville lead West Virginia Conference today after one week of play.

Defending champion Concord spilled Bluefield State, 21-2, and Fairmont overpowered W. Va. Tech, 42-V. Glenville pulled a switch on West Liberty by snaring a 20-13 decision on the last play of the game. Gtenville's John Flint intercepted a pass and.

returned it 65 yards to reverse a 2G-0 defeat dealt by the Htlltoppers in last season's opening game. Concord travels to Clarksburg for a game with Salem Saturday night while Fairmont meets Bluefield at home in an afternoon clash. Glenville goes to Institute In quest of Its sec ond victory at the expense of W. Va. State.

In the other conference game while H-S owns a 14-10 conquest of Maryville Concord held Bluefield to 47 yards rushing and 102 yards passing while Randy Barnett was forced U) go the air. Operating from the shotgun formation, the Blue Dun quarterback attempted 17 passes, but the alert Red Knight safeties plucked three interceptions while alluwini: Vrtar only four completions. The Blue Dons managed only STATISTICS: 32 yards through the air lines and picked up 143 yards rushing in 35 plays. And, with Lukacena and Fisher, along with Jeff Jones arid Howard Haught doing the running, the Red Knights didn't have to throw but one pass and that went for a touchdown. With Malijovich and John Avoli carrying the ball for Madonna, the Blue Dons managed to threat' en only once, that being early in the third period when they drove to the Red 14.

However, a clipping penalt put the ball lack on the 2D, and, on the next play, Vrtar threw a pass, but it was intercepted by lineback Jim Stone. Toronto's second touchdown came with 2:29 left In the first half. reeled miming play. But, Lukacena stopped abruptly anil sailed a pass intu the end, Stune was all alone for the game- ending touchdown. Lukacena battered his way for conversion.

Madonna Toronto 12 10 40 209 1 1-1 12 0 I 4 45 4-30 0 14 0 7 21 0 0 0 0 0 TIMES Saturday Va. Wesleyan opens its season at West Liberty. Non-conference action Saturday has Tech at home against Bridgewater and Shepherd taking on Hampden-Sydney at Martinsburg. Shepherd debuts under its new coach, Roger Parker, Pet. 1.000 1.000 .000 00 Pet.

1.000 1.000 .000 .000 Pet. .000 Pet. .1000 1.000 1.000 .000 Football Standings I National Football League By United Press International Eastern Conference Century Division W. L. T.

Pittsburgh 1 0 0 New York 1 0 0 Cleveland 0 1 0 Louis 0 1 0 Capitol Division W. L. T. Philadelphia 1 0 0 Dallas 1 0 0 Washington 0 1 0 Orleans 0 1 0 Western Conference Central Division W. L.

T. Green Bay 0 0 1 Detroit 0 0 0 Minnesota 0 1 0 Chicago 0 1 0 Coastal Division 'W. L. T. Angeles 1 0 0 Baltimore 1 0 0 San Fran, 1 0 0 Atlanta 0 1 0 Sunday's Results Baltimore 3B Atlanta 31 Pittsburgh 41 Chicago 13 Dallas 21, Cleveland'14 Green Bay 11 Detroit 17 (tie) New York 37 St, Louis 20 Los Ang 27 New Orleans 13 Philadelphia 35 Wash 24 San Fran 27 Minnesota 21 Friday's Games Minnesota at Los Angeles Sunday's Games Atlanta at San Francisco Baltimore at Philadelphia Chicago, at Green Bay Cleveland at Detroit New York at Dallas Louis at Pittsburgh Washington at New Orleans American Football League By United Press International Eastern Division W.

L. T. Pet. Miami 1 0 0 1.000 Houston 1 1 0 .500 Buffalo 1 1 .500 York' 0 1 0 .000 Boslon 0 3 0 .000 Western Division W. T.

Pet. Oakland 2 0 0 1.000 San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 Denver 1 2 0 .333 Sunday's Results Oakland 35 Boston 7 35 20 Buffclo 3 Games MiMn at tuifhlo Kvj flan i' San nl Miun! Yiwk-. fired touchdown passes to Bar ry Cantrell and Doug Dean Bob Sandy raced 52 yards for another Concord tally. Dean, the conference's lead ing scorer with 123 points las season, placed kicked four ex ra points to bring his total to 0 points. The Mountain Lions ran for 208 yards and passed for 12' while racking up 12 first downs Jim Mertens caught tw ouchdown passes from Job Cara but Fairmont ran for it other four touchdowns aRains Tech.

W. Va. State took a 3-0 lea in the third quarter at Slate when Al Williams boote field goal. But Alex Moor scooted 11 yards on the las play of the third period to giv Norfolk a G-3 victory Saturda night. In another non-conferem game Salem edged Georg town, 15-14.

And, it again followed a pass interception giving the visitors ball on their.18, Fisher darted up the middle 7, Stone bulled his way for and Fisher picked up 3 more the Toronto 32. Stone added three more yards the 35 and on the next play, sher took a hand oft from Hjkacena, swept to his right, eked up a beautiful block at line of scrimmage, and was to tlie races. At about midfield, Fisher was bout to be swarmed under, bill nother unidentified Red Knight id a key block and Fisher was ome free with a thrilling 65- ard sprint. Toronto's final tally came or busted play with 12 seconds eroaining on the clock. Luka- ena attempted his first pass, ut if fell incomplete on a fourth- own situation.

But, Madonna was offside and oronto wasgivenanotherchance ith seconds left. Lukacena arted to his right and ran into swarm of Blue Dons, He immediately reversed his field and wept back to his left. The clock ranoutasMadonna's nebackers moved up for the ex- Weekend Fight Results By United Press Internationa Saturday FRANKFURT (UPI) Osc. Bonavena, 204, Argentina, ou i Karl Mildenberge 202V2, Germany (12). SAN JUAN, P.R.

(UPI- Ernesto Ortega, 138, outpoint Grady Ponder, 136, Miami, Fl (10). First Downs Rushing Plays 35 Yds. Rustling 143 Yds. Lost Rush. 3 Passes 4-1 i Passing Yardage 32 Passes Intercpl.

3 Fumbles Lost 2 Penalties 2 Yds. Penalized 20 Punts 2-44 Madonna TORONTO Lukacena 12 run (Fisher run) TORONTO-- Fisher C5 run (Lukacena run) TORONTO Stone 12 pass from Lukacena (Lukacena lun) TORONTO ENDS-- Pope, Blischak TACKLES Swickard. V. Ober. tance, Miller, Voorhees.

GUARDS Hosey.Mosll, Walker CENTER-- Itinch ACKS Jones, Lukacena, Swearingen.Haught, Stone, Elson, B. Fisher. OFF AND RUNNING Dallas Cowboy's running back, Dan Reeves streaks by Cleveland Browns secondary for 30 yards in second quarter action Sunday. Brown linebacker, Dale Lind- say (51), closes in as Johnny Brewer (83) dives for speedy Reeves. ENDS MADONNA Godloh.

Szymanek. Bruno. GUARDS Kurak, Kowalsfci. CENTER-- McAtec, Lutz BACKS Vrtar, Roman, Bertwell, Walasczyk, Matijevicli, Avoli. ACES WIN QUEBEC CITY (UPI)--The Packers' Comeback Ties Lions; Cowboys Nudge Browns By 21-14 Quebec Aces overwhelmed the Philadelphia Flyers, newcomers to the National Hockey League this season, 6-1, in a Sunday exhibition game.

The two Flyer holdouts, Ed Van Impre, ex-Chicago Black Hawk standout and former Boston Bruin defenseman Joe Watson were suited up for the game but did not play. The players were fined $500 each Saturday when they failed to report to training camp. Bob Greise Sparkles hi Dolphins' Victory By United Press International Two Miami Dolphin njrirter- sacks got breaks Sunday. For John Slofa it was a bad ireak and for Bob Greise, the coverboy of Purdue University's ootball brochure a year ago, it was a good break. Stolfa, the No.

1 Dolphin quarterback, will undergo ankle and knee surgery today alter he ran into four Denver linemen iunday while Miami was beating the Broncos, 35-21, in their American League opener. Stofa is expected to be sidelined for at least two months. His injury came minutes after he engineered Miami to its first touchdown, a 59-yard drive, which included a 45-yard pass to Joe Auer for the score. Greise, the Dolphins' firsi College Football By United Press International East Buffalo 30 Kent St. 6 West Chester 14 Villanova 9 Indiana (Pa.) 16 Dela.

St. 0 Waynesburg- 61 Slippery Hock 7 Edlnboro 12 Cheyney St. 1C Boston'U. 20 Bucknell 16 South Md. Haven cane.

Carolina 27 Wm. 4 Mary 7 N. Carolina St, 13 N. Car. 7 Military 45 Davidson El Chattanooga 23 Austin Peay 8 Ala.

AM 8 Tuskegae 8, tie Carolina 34 Iowa St. 3 Fairmont 42 W. Va. Tech 7 Southern Miss. 10 Citadel 7 Furman 15 Mississippi Coll.

West Virginia 27 Richmond Youhgslown 31 Tenn. Tech 28 Virginia Tech 13 Tampa 3 Norfolk St. 6 W. Va. St.

3 Duke 31 Wake Forest 13 Morehead 30 Marshall 6 Eastern Tenn. 0 Parsons 0, tie Midwest Wichita St. 3 Utah St. 3, tie Western Mich. 24 Miami, O.

Northern III. 2-1 Butler 7 Ohio U. 20 Toledo 14 Wash. Mo. 14 Macalester 6 Ball St.

41 Central Mo. 1 Louisville 46 Drake 7 Montana 19 North Dakota 14 111. Wesleyan 38 Elmhurst 0 Ashland 23 Wooster 6 Dul. 12 S. D.

St, 7 Eastern Mich. 17 Flndlay 0 Southern 111. 18 Northeast Mo. 7 Northern Mich. 34 Akron 17 North Dakota St, 41 Omaha 33 avler Ohio 20 Quantlco 18 raft choice, got tlie nod from By V1TO STELUNO UPI Sports Writer Like a ghost from ttie past, Joe Schmidt's Detroit Lion defense came back to haunt Bart Starr Sunday.

Not since Thanksgiving Day 19G2 when the Lions dumped Starr 12 times lias the veteran quarterback been handled so roughly as he was Sunday when the Lions made Schmidt's head coaching" debut a success by holding the Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers to a stunning 17-17 tie. It was an amazing performance by the Lions who were two touchdown undergos. They kicked off the 1907 National season in intercepting four Starr passes--an incredible total since Starr had just three intercepted all last season. It was a defensive display typical of the days wtien Schmidt was the Lions' middle linebacker and directed the Detroit defense that turned in many notable performances-- Lhe most memorable being the 1962 massacre, of the Packers with a pass interception on the irst play of the second half ave Dallas a 21-7 lead and the Cowboys hung on for Die victory, Tom Woodeshick scored the final two touchdowns on runs of 40 and one yards as the Eagles beat the Redskins, Rookie John Love ran the opening kickoff back 96 yards before the Eagles rallied. John Unitas broke his own club record, completing 23 of 32 passes for 401 yards as the Colts whipped Atlanta.

San Francisco took a 24-0 lead as rookie Doug Cunningham ran Football League rosing fashin by 04 yards for one TD and returned a punt 57 yards to set up another. The Saints came marching In to quite a tune as rookie John Gllliam ran ttie opening first kickoff back 94 yards for a TD. But Los Angeles then settled down behind Roman Gabriel's accurate passing to win easily. Fran Tarkenton started what is supposed to be a new era for the New York Giants by throwing throe TD passes as the Giants whipped St. Louis.

Gale Sayers ran a kickoff back 103 yards for a TD but gained Just two yards the rest of the way as the Steelers beat the Bears. Bill Asbury had two TDs lor the winners. PARACHUTE CHAMP BATAVIA, N.Y. Lockward, a member of the U.S.. Army Golden Knights parachute team from Ft, Bragg, N.C., won the over-all competition Sunday in the first annual North American parachuting championship with He edged Floyd Glover of Phoenix, who picked up 2,550 points.

Coach George Wilson and for the Dolphins second and third touchdowns'. Wilson knew' then and there that tlie Stofa will be missed bul lot that much. In the only two other AFL mes, the Oakland Haiders ripped the Boston Patriots, 35-7, and the Houston Oilers defeatec the Buffalo. Bills, 20-3. Greise, who paced Purdue to a 14-13 victory over Southern California in the Rose Bowl and was the outstanding player in the Big Ten, passed to fullback Sam Price lor a second period touchdown and connected on a 68-yard scoring play with Auer in the third period.

In Oakland, it was a one-man show for Daryle Laonica, who on Thanksgiving Day. earned relief reputation quarterback as a top in four Depaw 24 Wheaton 14 Dayton 16 Eastern Ky. 0 11. St. 21 U.

Mil. 0 ioutheast Mo. 14 Evansville 7 Southwest Okla. St. 0 Air Force 0, tie Southern Meth.

20 Tex. AM 17 Vest Tex. St. 35 Mont. St.

26 H.M. Aggies 17 Lamar Tech 6 Jacksn St. 19 Prairie V.AM 6 37 Mex. City Poly iouthern 21 Tex. Southern 17 New Mexico 24 Idaho St.

3 Pitts. Kan. 14 Cent. St. Okla.

13 Sam Houston 38 NW Okla. 0 Sul Ross 34 Eastern N.M. 0 Trinity Tex. 20 U. of Mexico 0 SW Texas 30 Tex.

Lutheran 7 Howard Payne 35 Tartleton 13 Wyoming 3G Arizona 17 Arizona St. 27 San Jose St. 16 Ark, Tech 27 Okla. NWrn 7 Ark. A4M 14 Northwest Mo.

0 Pnhndle AM 21 S. Coll. SI. 13 U. Tex.

(E1P. 50 Santa Barb 14 West Colorado 27 Baylor 7 California 21 Oregon 13 Nebraska 17 Washington 7 CulverrStockton 6'MlllikinO Arlington St. 17 Los Ang. St. 14 UCLA 20 Tennessee 16 U.

of Pacific 42 Idaho 6 Oregon St. 13 Stanford 7 Santa Clara 24 Fresno St. 16 Chlco St. 31 San Francisco 30 East Wash. 17 Humboldt St.

San Fran. 31 Cal Poly, SLO 14 Long Bch. 39 Cal Poly Pom, Weber St. .29 Northern Ariz. 28 Portland 36 Southern Ore.

13 E. Montana 20 Colo. Mns 26 lie seasons with the Buffalo Bills. Lamonica passed for three touchdowns and scored a fourth to give the Raiders their second straight Division victory and'wlnless Boston its third Eastern Division setback. Houston's victory over the Bills broke a Houston nine-game VFL losing streak.

Jacky Lee's four-yard touch(own pass to Chuck Frazier and 22-yard field. goal by John Vlttenborn gave the Oilers a 10- lead at halftime. Witlenborn a 42-yarder and Hoyle iranger plunged over from one- 'ard out in the fourth quarter. Lose Momentum The Lions, however, had slumped to a 4-9-1 record under Harry Gilmer last season. "We want to restore the pride in this team and get our respectability' back," Schmidl said, "and that's what we did here today." The Lion deadlock highlighted the NFL's first day as a 16- team league as a recon number of 464,007 fans watched eight games including 81,039, In Cleveland and 80,079 in New Orleans for the Saints' firs' game.

In the game, Dallas tvrned tack Cleveland 21-14, start a drive the Cowboys hope will result in anolher title sho at Green Bay. In other action, Philadelpia turned back'to Washington, 35 24, Baltimore topped Atlanta 38-31, Los Angeles spoiled New Orleans' debut, 27-13, San Francisco edged Minnesota 27 21, New York beat St. Louis, 37 20, and Pittsburgh whippec Chicago, 41-13. Lem with Barney's 24-yard rui Starr interception anc Walker's ensuing onside kicl which led to his 47-yard fieli goal gave Detroit a 10-0 firs period lead. Amos Marsh'; three-yard TD run made it 17-i at 'halftime before the Packer.

rallied to gain the tie on Do: Chandler's 28-yard field goal i the last two minutes of Ih game. Elijah Pitts scored tti two Packer TDs on short run although Starr did come back complete 14 of 22 (or 319 yard and get the Packers th deadlock. Scores With Interception Chuck Rowley's 28-yard Stop in for Fall Service Values at Tireslone FAST EXPERT Famous Brand SHOCK ABSORBERS Buy 3 at our low everyday price GET THE SEE STORE HOURS BELOW NO MONEY DOWN 4 th FOR Ask about our LOAD LEVELERS Keep your car on the level--prevent bumping on driveways, swaying on curves, etc. Months to Pay CJUATIANTRE! Every Vireslrmc lialteiy i nn is necKwao', ai BATTERIES 36 Extra Life Battery 95 2h 8 L-22F, L-M 24 Motor King Battery jjlj Exchange 12-Volt MK-22F, MK-24 unraiKlitionnlly warranled afrninst a ilc williout charge loi 90 flays from 1ale Dl Alice llotvance will bo mnile affainst the MllirMr prict! new lull- DIES OF I A Walter Homi, foi-nier lOHgue mil- ficklei', Oeiul In i the ntfc of 2U. He was 111 with Icukcnilu fur InfK lime.

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