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Advertiser, -Lafayette, La-, Oct. 16, 1966 39 LSU 30 USL 21 McNeese 18 Southeastern 49 La. Tech 12 Northeast 17 La. College 0 Southern Cal 21 Georgia Tech 17 Alabama 11 Stanford 7 Auburn 3 Tennessee 10 Tulane 28 Northwestern 26 Oklahoma 35 Cincinnati 21 Tenn. Martin 7 Kansas 0 Arkansas 12 Michigan St.

.11 Notre Dame 32 Texas 7 Ohio State 8 N. Carolina 0 Nebraska 21 Kansas St. 10 Purdue 22 Michigan 21 Kentucky 0 Florida 17 N. C. State 10 1 Bayard, Kleinpeter, Landry Spark Homecoming Victory Holds Off 28-21 5.48 left in the third period.

Tech drove 53 yards in tea plays in the closing minutes and Eddie Taylor hit paydirt from four yards out. But Robertsons attempted pass for Tommy Spinks went incomplete and USL had the game wrapped up with a 21-12 lead and only 12 seconds left in the game. St. Joe Takes 2 0-0 4-B Win From Cottonport RAYNE Tenth-ranked St. Joseph of Rayne tallied once in each of the first three quarters and went on the defeat Cottonport 20-0 in a District 4-B game here last night.

The hard-running Tigers churned up 269 yards on the ground and 368 over all, while allowing Cottonport to a meager 68 total offensive output. Cottonport 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Joseph 6 7 7 0 20 ST. JOE SCORING: TD Jeffrey He-bert (10 pass from Steve Juno, Bobby Fontenot (1 run), Nick Gossen (7 run), PAT: Juno 2 (kick). STATISTICS CTNPT ST.Joe First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized when Poirrier turned in a fine 20-yard run, USL drove to an other first down on the Tech five as Bayard got a crucial first down at that point.

Poirrier picked up two to the three, Bayard got one to the two and Gerald Landry gat up the middle to the two. Bayard started wide on fourth down and it appeared that he was trapped but he bulled his way between two Tech defenders at the two and got in for the score. Land ry added the PAT to make it 7-0 with 11:02 left' in the second pe riod. Sevin Grabs Pass With two minutes left in the first half Robertson went back to pass from the Tech 19 and fired a pass that was intercept ed by Dwight Sevin at Techs 33. On the first play Bayard loft-ed a pass to Kleinpeter who was all alone in the end zone and he bobbled it and then caught it as he fell to the ground.

Landry kicked the PAT to make it 14-0 with 55 seconds left in the first half. The Canines wasted little time in getting started in the second half and drove 95 yards' after taking the opening kickoff in the third period. Southwestern marched down the field to the USL 47 where Bayard again found Kleinpeter wide open and hit him for 52 yards and a first and goal at the Tech one. Landry hit paydirt on the next play and then added the PAT to make it 21-0 with 9:00 left in the third period. Tech Gets First But midway in the period Tech got its first score of the.

game when Larry Stringer hauled in Chester Gosnells punt on the Tech 24 and returned it 76 yards. The PAT attempt by Speedy Campbell hit the crossbar and the count was 21-6 with charging defensive halfback Bill Jones (24) out of the way to allow Bayard to pick up important yardage inside Techs 20 yard line, i Southwestern went on to defeat Tech, 21-12, and improve their perfect GSC record to 2-0. RAGIN' CAJUN ON THE MOVE Quarterback Bill Bayard-(14) rips around right end during second quarter action of last nights game between USL and La. Tech. Running interference for Bayard is fullback Steve Poirier (30), took, on By CHARLES LENOX Advertiser Sports Editor Southwesterns dynamic duo, Leonard Kleinpeter and Bill Bayard, thrilled 15,000 fans largest football crowd ever to view a football game in Lafayette, by defeating Louisiana Tech 21-12 to put a successful climax on Southwestern 66th Homecoming festivities at Mc-Naspy Stadium Saturday night.

It pushed the Ragin Cajuns Into a tie for the Gulf States Conference lead with a 2-0 mark with the McNeese Cowboys of Lake Charles who defeated Northeast 18-17 with a last-sec ond comeback Saturday night in Lake Charles and handed Tech its fifth setback without a win and second GSC loss. Bayard and Kleinpeter came up with the type of efforts that have helped make Southwesterns football fortunes soar. Bayard refused to be turned back early in the game and carried two Tech defenders over from two yards out for the first USL score and then hooked up with Kleinpeter for two brilliant aerial bombs that set up one score and tallied another. Defense Brilliant Once again it was the bruising defensive play of Southwestern that helped turn the tide of the game. Techs highly-touted aerial game never materialized as the head-hunters picked off four passes and held Tech to only eight completions in 28 attempts.

Techs orie-two quarterbacking combination just couldn't find the mark. Phil Robertson hit eight of 22 passes for 116 yards but freshman sensation Terry Bradshaw had a particularly rough night as he failed to complete a pass in six attempts. It was a rude return to Lafayette for the youth who sparked Woodlawn of Shreveport to an upset win over the Lafayette High Lions in the class AAA playoffs last season. USL attempted only five pas ses in the game and completed only two but they went for 85 yards and one touchdown and set up the other. The Cajuns rolled up 175 yards on the ground and 85 through the air for a total offense of 260 yards while Tech had only 103 on the ground and 116 passing for 205 total.

Gro Top Rusher George Gros led the hard-hitting USL ground game with 14 carries for 60 yards and Steve Poirrier continued his fine running with eight carries for 40 yards. Richard Golmon topped all ground gainers with 14 carries for 62 yards for La. Tech. The brutal USL defense started the first touchdown drive as hey caused Golmon to fumble on the Southwestern 44 and No-an Sharon recovered at that point. The Cajuns drove to a first down on the La.

Tech 30 NBA Saturday's NBA Results Boston 121, San Francisco 113 Philadelphia 128, New York 112 Chicago 104, St. Louis 97 Los Angeles 126, Baltimore US Cincinnati 103, Detroit 99 'CATS PROVE INEFFECTIVE LSU Storms I Convincing 30-0 Win NEW ORLEANS (AP) With 13 minutes and 13 seconds to go In the opening period, Tulane No. 13 Bobby Duhon rambled 64 yards for a touchdown and etarted the Green Wave on its way to a 28-21 victory over Cincinnati in a furious offensive football battle here Saturday night. The 38,750 fans, largest crowd to see a Tulane home game in two years, were treated to a Lions Claw Wildcats In Lopsided 49-0 Tilt La. (AP) Southeastern Louisiana College romped up and down the field for 257 yards and went through the air for 138 more in a 49 defeat over Louisiana College here Saturday night.

Louisiana College Southeastern Louisiana 7 14 21 7 49 SLC Arbour 46 run (Short kick) SLC Orgernn 1 run (Short kick) SLC ONeal 66 punt return (Short kick) SLC Floyd 31 pass from Cotten (Short kick) SLC Fau! 5 run (Short kick) SLC Cotten 12 run (Short kick) SLC Gremillion 9 run (Short kick) Attendance 5.000 HAMMOND, La. (AP) Statistics of the Southeastern Louisiana College-Louisiana College football game: La. Coll First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized SLC 22 257 138 9-19 0 2-53 1 80 -16 59 2 8-29 3 63 S'-' California, 19. Slippery Hock. 0 Thiel 16, Case 7 Lorton Gallaudet 6 Dayton 13, Buffalo 3 Parsons 20.

Lincoln. 0 Dubuque 14, Simpson fi Luther 26; Upper Iowa 14 Central, Iowa. 27, Wartburg 0 Olivet 9. Alma 0 Cornell, Iowa, 18, Carleton 14 Mankato 6, Bemidji 0 St. Olaf 36, Beloit 0 UM Morris 33, Bethel 14 Custavus Adolphus 24, Macalester 6 North Dakota State 28, Augustana, S.D., North Dakota 43, South Dakota State 0 Whittier 18, Cal Western 14 Montana State 49, Idaho State 0 Occidental 40, Claremont-Mudd 0 Willamette 26, Pacific, 21 Oregon College 32, Southern Oregon 20 New Mexico Highlands 58, Fort lwis Notre Dams 32, North Carolna Michigan State 11, Ohio State 8 Williams 17, Bowdoin 6 Clemson 9, Duke 6 William and Mary 24, Citadel 6 Virginia 38, Virginia Military 27 Massachusetts 14, Rhode Island 9 Syracuse 30, Boston College 0 Hamilton 34, Middlebury 7 Amherst 34, Rochester 20 Springfield 28, Northeastern 14 Vermont 32, New Hampshire 24 Cortland 15, Hobart 8 Norwich 33, St.

Lawrence 14 Georgia Tech 17, Auburn 3 -Mississippi 14, Southern Mississippi 7 Maryland State 24, North Carolina A. tnd T. 7 Northwestern 3, Wisconsin 3. tie Denison 14, Mount Union 10 Eastern Michigan 12, John Carroll 2 Monmouth, 111. 14, Grinnell 13 Oklahoma 35, Kansas 0 Northern Michigan 37, St.

Norbert 0 Oregon 17, Air Force Ithaca 41, Susquehanna 7 St. Pauls 12, Delaware State 0 Trinity 36, Colby 14 Franklin and Marshall 14, Dickinson 0 Mansfield 22, Millersville 6 Shippensburg 21, Lock Haven 17 Clarion 41, Edinboro 7 Morgan State 66, Virginia Union 7 Hampden Sydney 14. Western Maryland 0 Allegheny 12, Oberlin Taylor 21, Indiana Central 0 Kalamazoo 12, Adrian 2 Northwood 34, Eastern Illinois 27 Western Reserve 14, Washington and Jefferson 0 Oregon State 14, Idaho 7 Southern California 21, Stanford 7 Add Southwest Arkansas 12. Texas 7 Lebanon Valley 20, Muhlenberg 12 Delaware Valley 14, Albright 10 Wilkes 24, Ursinus Moravian 27, Penn Military 7 East Stroudsburg 41, Cheyney 7 Kutztown 7, Glassboro 7, tie Gettysburg 31, Lehigh 13 Trenton State 17, Nichols 7 Lafayette 40, Tufts 0 Wesleyan 33, Worcester 0 Southern Connecticut 49, Montclair 7 Grove City 52. Carnegie Tech 35 Drerel 6.

Washington and Lee 6, tie North Carolina College 31. Virginia State 15 Western Michigan 23, Kent State 20 Nebraska 21, Kansas State 10 Tulsa 30, North Texas State 27 Harvard 21, Cornell 0 Colgate 7, Princeton 0 Bucknell 28, Pennsylvania 21 3 19 25 13 7 17 14 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -Louisiana State dominated error )lagued and ineffective Kentucky Saturday night for a 30-0 Southeastern Conference football victory. Sammy Grezaffis 80-yard punt return for a touchdown in the first period broke Kentuckys spirit. -The Wildcats never gen Wilt Has 28 For 76ers PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Wilt Chamberlain scored 28 points and Chet Walker got 25 to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 128-112 victory over the New York Knickerbockers Saturday night in their opening game of the National Basketball Association season.

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La. -w Jose Torres Successfully Defends Light-Heavy Title Lafayette, La. Add USL-Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech 0 0 6 6 12 Southwestern La 0 14 7 021 USL Bayard 2 run (Landry kick) USL Kleinpeter 33 pass from Bayard (Landry kick) USL Landry 1 run (Landry kick) Tech Stringer 76 punt return (kick failed) Tech Taylor 4 run (run failed) Attendance unavailable LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) Statistics of the Southwestern Louisiana-Louisiana football game: The Southwestern Louisiana-Louisiana football game: USL First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Sidney C. Ory Agency GET THE STORY FROM ORY (About Insured Savings) 319 W.

MAIN ST. LAFAYETTE, LA. DIAL 232-2446 fancy offensive show by both teams. The defensive performance, however, wasnt anything to write home about. Duhon and Cincinnatis Tony Jackson, both junior quarter backs and both left handed, whipped their respective offensive units up and down the field repeatedly.

Duhon, who had amassed 128 yards rushing until he was thrown for a big loss in the fourth quarter, got even more help from tailback Pete Johns. The 170-pound Johns, a senior from Cleveland, Ohio-picked his way through the Cincinnati defense for. 193 yards. Tulane took the opening kickoff and immediately picked up a first down. Two plays later Duhon skirted right end, went down the sidelines, then cut across to the opposite side of the field on his long touchdown jaunt.

Cincinnati 7 7 7 o2l Tulane 14 7 7 8-28 Tul Duhon 64 run (Pontius kick) tin Turner 44 run (Lewis kick) Tul Duhon 6 run (Pontius kick) Cin Jackson 1 run (Lewis kick) Tul Loftin 2 run (Pontius kick) Tul Johns 55 run (Pontius kick) Cin Turner 3 run (Lewis kick) Attendance 38.750 NEW ORLEANS (AP) Statistic of the Tulane-Cincinnati football game: Cincinnati 17 Tulant 19 387 28 4-7 1 3-33 47 First downs Rushing yardage 207 Passing yardage Passes gig Passes intercepted by 0 Punts 4.47 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 59 i Yale. 44, 21 iji Holy "Cross 17, Boston University 14 Kings Point 10, Wagner Army 14, Rutgers 9 Bates 33, American International 33 Connecticut 20, Maine 19 Maryland 28, West Virginia 9 Union N.Y.) 31, RensselaerPoly Florida North Carolina- State 10. Alabama 11. Tennessee 10 Minnesota 17, Iowa 0 Missouri 7, Oklahoma State 0 Purdue 22, Michigan 21 Illinois 24, Indiana 10 Colorado 41, Iowa State 21 West Virginia Wesleyan 33 13 Concord 47, Mars Hill 7 Minot 27, Mayville 13 Carroll, Wis 27, Illinois Wesleyan 13 Ellendale 63, Brandon 0 Lake Forest Elmhurst 0 Wheaton 33, Wilmington, Ohio 7 Northern Illinois 49, Bradley 18 Augustana, 111., 19, North Park 0 Central Methodist 39, Culver Stockton Fort Hay State 7, Washburn 0 Southern Colorado 22, Emporia State 0 Southwestern, 14, Baker 0 Bethany 21, McPherson 19 Yankton 28, Midland 13 Northern State 26, South Dakota Tech Portland State 40, Western Washington San Francisco State 27, Nevada 0 Sacramento State 23. San Francisco U.

Colorado State U. 10, Utah State 7 Millsaps 26, Southwestern, 0 Delta State 31, Samford, 14 Wabash 19, Franklin 0 Indiana State, 19, Valparaiso IS St. Joseph's 13, Ashland 6 26, Evansville 7 Manchester 27, Earlham 21 North Central, 111., 30, Anderson 7 Concordia, 111., 2l, Rose Poly 7 Lewis and Clark, 19, Puget Sound British Columbia 58, Whitman 12 Norfolk State 33, Hampton Institute 27 Randolph-Macon 17, Bridgewater 7 North Carolina College 31, Virginia State 15 Austin 22, Sawanee 0 Davidson 49, Presbyterian 13 Elizabeth City 30, Shaw 20 Catawba 18, Appalachian 17 St. Cloud 12. Michigan Tech 7 Hamline 6, St.

Johns, Minn. 3 Jamestown 39, Dickinson, N.D., Is Sioux Falls 13, Dana 0 Valley City 6, Wahpeton 0 Northland 7, Lakeland 6 Lawrence 21, Knox 0 StevensPoint 36, Superior 0 Carthage 25, Millikin, 111., 0 La Crosse 16, Stout 7 River Falls 12, Eau Claire 7 Ripon 42. Coe 0 St. Procopius 34. Northwestern, Wis.

2,3 Oshkosh1 17, Platteville 7 Eastern Kentucky 21, East Tennessee 7 Indiana State, 44, Ferris Institute 6 Juniate 37, Geneva 0 Morehead 21, Austin Peay 10 Tennessee Tech 2L. Western Kentucky Centre 13, Hanover 12 West Vicginia Tech 28, Shepherd 9 Friends 28, Sterling 6 California 24, Washington 20 Utah State 10, Colorado State 7 Jtah State 10, Colorado State 7 Wyoming 37, New Mexico 7 Colorado Western 34, Adams State 7 California Lutheran 26, Colorado College 13 Northeasts Alton Thomas fumbled the Cowboy kickoff and freshman guard Robert Teston recovered on the Indian 31. On the first play after the fumble the end zone. geois end R. C.

Slocum in the. endzone. Northeast' opened the scoring on a spectacular 74 yard run by halfback Dalton LeBlanc in the first quarter. Clark Blake kicked the extra point. Blake provided the next Northeast score with a 25-yard field goal in the second quarter.

The final Northeast touchdown came on a one-yard run by fullback Bobby Scafidel early in the to in a McN of i ing Kentucky in the' hole. LSU gained 227 yards rushing to 33 for Kentucky. The Wildcats running yardage was shortened by a series of long losses near the games end when they had to fall back on their third-string quarterback. Kentucky quarterbacks Roger Walz and Terry Beadles suffered leg injuries, neither of them serious enough to sideline them in the future, but both bad enough to keep them out of the game. for Grezaffis touchdown, the first quarter was play on fairly even terms.

After that, Kentucky crossed the mid-field stripe only once; getting two yards into LSU territory in the third period, Jerry Joseph, a 5-10 senior from Baton Rouge, set up LSUs 42-yard field goal in the second quarter when he intercepted a Kentucky pass and gave the Tigers a first down on the Wildcats 23. Three plays netted LSU a two yard-loss and sophomore Steve Daniel kicked the goal. A 12-yard LSU profit on an exchange of kicks gave the Tigers a first down on the 50 in the third period and they punched over in nine plays, all of them on the ground. Wayne Sessions intercepted a Kentucky pass midway in the third period and raced the Wildcats two-yard line to set up LSUs next score. LSU 7 3 13 7-30 Kentucky 0 0 0 00 LSU Grezaffi 80 punt return (Daniel kick).

LSU FG Daniel 42 LSU Haynes 3 run (kick failed) LSU Allen 2 run (Daniel kick) LSU Allen 30 run (Daniel kick) ATTD: 35,000 est. LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) Statistics of the. Louisiana State-Kentucky football came: KY First downs 13 8 Rushing yardage 227 33 Passing yardage 44 36 Passes 4-9 5-14 Passes intercepted by 2 I Punts 6-34 9-37 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 76 60 SAN JUAN (AP) Jose (Chegui) Torres won his third light-heavyweight title defense tonight by knocking out challenger Chic Calderwood with a right hook in 2:06 of the second round. The 29-year-old Scottish challenger went down on his back and doubled up.

He tried to get his feet as Referee Teddy Martin counted but stumbled Northwestern frounces Tennessee Martin 26-7 NATCHITOCHES, La. (AP) Daz7ling defensive play carried Northwestern State College to a 26-7 victory over Tennessee Martin Branch here Saturday night. 1 Northwestern, ranked seventh the NAIA poll, rolled to its fourth straight triumph withput loss. Martin Branch 7 0 0 0 7 Northwestern 6 0 6 14 26 NW Pittman 6 run (kick failed) Mart Shanks 37 run (Mayo kick) NW Tate 2 run (run failed) NW Morris 76 interception (Lewis kick) NW Dodd 95 punt return (Lewis kick) Attendance 7,500 NATCHITOCHES, La. (AP) Statistics erated an offense after that.

Kentucky took -three attempts to kick off at the start of the game. Those bobbles were an indication of things to come. LSU picked up two of its scores a field goal and a touchdown after interception ol Kentucky passes. The Tigers got two other touchdowns by keep; through the ropes and the fight ended. Torres.

30, a New York born Puerto Rican, finished Caider-wood with the first real good punch of the scheduled 15-round fight. For the first round and the first two minutes of the second, both fighters had jabbed lightly end cautiously at each other looking for openings. was. an but the fight had' been-expected to bo a drawn-out slugfest. Calder-wood, the taller fighter of the two, has hard left jab.

and mrr -peaq 07 pau; Torres kept both hands close to his cheeks and waited patiently for his opening. His famous left hook began to reach Calder-woods body -and then he found, the opening to Calder-woods head.1 The victory was Torres 39th against one loss and one draw, greatly enhanced his hopes for a title shot with heavyweight champion Cassius Caly. Lakers Down Baltimore BALTIMORE (AP) Veter an Elgin Baylor connected on 12 of 15 shots in the second half and led the Los Angeles Lakers to a 126-115 victory over the Baltimore Bullets Saturday night in the National Basketball Asso ciation opener for both teams. f'v-f LAv Eugene Alleman Owner Oscar Thibodeaux, To Train for High-Paying Careers in ELECTRONICS the Fastest Growing Field in the World The members of the class, of June 1966, which graduated from R.E.T.S. June 2, were offered positions by 12 firms which interviewed the students recently.

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