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A 16 Advertiser, Lafayette, Sunday, Nov. 13, 1966 rrrrl JZrr i 1 A'-V? 13 record and 127 yards. Bleier also scored on a five-yard run, capping a 65-yard Irish march in 11 plays to put Duke behind 22-0. Spectacular Run Most spectacular Irish score came as John Horney intercepted a Duke pass on the Blue Devil 45 and lateraled to Tom OLeary, who raced for a touch- ing a 10-yard scoring flip which gave Notre Dame its 43-0 halftime lead. It was Seymours sixth touchdown grab of the season.

Hanratty, who yielded to understudy Coley OBrien at hal-time, also connected on a 45-yard touchdown pass to Bob Bleier to put Notre Dame ahead 29-0 and wound up with an 8-for- short plunges. Seymour Returns Most important to the Irish was the return to form of star split-end Jim Seymour, who missed two previous games because of a wrenched ankle and who figures to be a big threat against Michigan State. Seymour grabbed three Han-ratty tosses for 37 yards, includ GEORGIA TECH Good Kayoes Penn SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Nick Eddys 77-yard touchdown scamper on the game second play ignited a 43-point first half explosion which carried top-ranked Notre Dame to a 64-0 jf football rout of error-stricken Duke Saturday. In storming to their eighth victory, the Fighting Irish impressively tuned up for their big showdown with second-ranked Michigan State next Saturday with a sharp display of passing, speed and alertness.

Scored at Will Notre Dame scored three touchdowns in each of the first two quarters as Duke quickly came apart after Eddys 77-yard scoring sprint touched off the massacre. Coach Ara Parseghian opened the second half with Irish reserves against the 23-point underdog Blue Devils, who suffered their fifth defeat against four victories. By the time the first half smoke cleared, Notre Dame had produced two touchdowns on Terry Hanrattys passing, another on a tricky 55-yard interception-lateral play, and two on down on a 55-yard play. The sixth Notre Dame touch-down in the first half came oo Larry Conjars two-yard smash, three plays after a Ertke punt was blocked on the Blue Devil nine. The outclassed Blue Devils also were hard pressed in the second half by Irish reserves.

Notre Dame scored twice in tha third period, both times after Blue Devil fumbles. Third Stringers Tally In the final period, with Irish third stringers in action, halfback Frank Criniti romped 19 yards for Notre Dames ninth touchdown. Dukes best showing came la the first period on a drive from its 23 to Notre Dames 16 where an Irish interception halted the Blue Devils. The 64-0 score matched a previous modern Notre Dame biggest margin set by the 1944 Irish against Dartmouth and marked the fifth Notre Dame shutout victory of the season. The last time the Irish fashioned five shutouts was 20 years ago, by Frank Leahys 1946 club.

Duke 0 8 Notre Dame 22 21 14 764 ND Eddy 77 run (Conjar run) ND OLeary 55 pass interception (As- With Early Aerial Richard Pickens (34) blocks end Marvin McQueen as Ole Miss won, 14-7. (AP DANDY DEWEY THROWS quarterback Dewey Warren State tossed a 20-yard scoring strike to Craig Baynham to cap a drive started by his 13-yard pass to Mike Fortier. The Jackets drove in for the third touchdown after Lueyk's fumble, going 5.7 yards in 14 plays with Snow scoring on a plunge which gave the fleet halfback his 12th touchdown of the year. Sherman managed to complete only 2 of 14 passes for 25 yards against the Tech defense. The Lions gained 140 ards rushing with 100 of those coming in the second half.

ATLANTA, Ga. Add Penn State-Ga. Tech. Penn State OOO 0 Georgia Tech 14 0 0 721 Tech Good 4 run (Henry kick) Tech Baynham 20 pass from Good (Henry kick) Tec tv Snow 1 run (Henry kick) Attendance 50,172. ATLANTA, Statistics of tne Penn State-Georgia Tech football game: Penn State Ga.

Tech end Austin Denney complete on the 11-yard line of Mississippi in first period here to WINS 21-0 on the Jackets 20 ended on the Tech 43 in the third quarter when Dan Lucyks fumble was recovered by Eric Wilcox. Had Less Luck Tom Sherman, Penn State quarterback, had less luck than the last Sherman who invaded Dixie, missing on his first nine passes. The Lions got their initial first down outside of two by penalties late in the third period just before Lucyks fumble. Good, filling in while regular Kim King recovers from a wrist injury, hit on 5 of 6 passes for 109 yards in the first quarter, and finished by completing 10 of 26 for 149 yards. The rangy rookie added another 92 yards running, including 64 in a third- quarter drive that died when he fumbled on the Penn State 2.

Sent Tech Ahead Good sent Tech to a 7-0 lead in the first five minutes, hitting on passes of 38 and 30 yards to set up his 4-yard scoring plunge. Late in the first quarter Good UPSETS TENNESSEE 14-7 garo kick) ND Bleier 5 run (Azzaro kick) ND Bleier 45 pass from Hanratty (a zaro kick) ND Conjar 2 run (Azzaro kick) ND Seymour 10 pass from Hanratty (Azzaro kick) ND Haiey 9 run (Azzaro) ND OBnen 3 run (Azzaro kick) ND Criniti 10 run (Azzaro kick) Attendance 59,075. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Statistic of the Duke-Notre Dame Football garnet Duke N.D.ame nn gallop after grabbing Warrens bobble. Tennessee Mississippi Tennessee Miss Matthews 22 pass (Keyes kick) Miss Richardson (Keyes kick) Tenn Denney 3 pass from Warren (Wright kick) Attendance 55,206 KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

(API-Statistic of the Mississi ppi-T ennessee football game: Miss-gtippi Tennessee Arkansas Takes Conference Lead By Downing SMU 22-0 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) (Marline Bercher returned a Sophomore David Dickie punt 65 yards for another Satur-scored two touchdowns and (day as sixth ranked Arkansas moved back into the Southwest KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Mississippi maintained its jinx over Tennessee Saturday, beating the 10th ranked Vols 14-7 on quarterback Bruce Newells passing and a 51-yard touchdown run by end Jerry Richardson with a fumble. The victory was Mississippis eighth in a row over Tennessee and it made the Rebels a prime prospect for a major post-sea-sou bowl game. Ole Miss went home with a 6-2 record, and left Tennessee with a 5-3 mark.

Last Ditch TD Newell hit wingback Bill Matthews with a 22-yard pass for a touchdown with 24 seconds left in the half. Jimmy Keyes kicked the first of two extra points. Mississippis second and game deciding touchdown came like a bolt of lightning with 1:49 remaining in the game. Tennessees Dewey Warren, back to pass, was tackled fiercely by Bobo Uzzle, a defensive end. The ball squirted upward, Richardson caught it on the run and outsprinted several Tennes PADS NATIONAL Tennessee (16) tosses to Dewey throws.

Wirephoto) see defenders for the score. Tennesse came right back and drove 98 yards for a touchdown with Warren passing three yards to end Austin Denney for the counter with 5 seconds showing on the clock. Gary Wright kicked the point after. Defense Difference Mississippis big, bruising defensive line was the difference in the game. Even though Warren set a new Tennesse record by completing 21 passes for 249 yards, tackles Dan Sartin, Jim Urbanek and other Rebel Forwards made it a miserable afternoon for the Vol quarterback.

Warrens old record was completions against UCLA last year. The Vols had frequent scoring opportunities but were never able to come up with the big play until the final seconds vhen Ole Miss reserves were playing out the game. Tennessee marched 54 yards to Mississippis seven the first time it got he ball, but Wrights try for a field goal from that point missed the uprights. RANKING Couchs left knee was hurt and he was taken to a hospital. He had caught five passes for 66 yards.

Clint Jones spearheaded the Spartans powerful running game, gaining 97 yards in 20 carries. Sophomore Regis Ca-vender got their ground touchdowns on two runs of 14 and eight yards. Barefooted Dick Kenney of Michigan State kicked a 27-yard field goal on the last play of the first half and isssed a 57-yard attempt in the third period, the ball hitting the left goal post. One of his four extra point kicks was a 33-yarder, the ball having been set back by a penalty. Michigan State 7 23 7 0 37 1 day.

Fullback Ole Misss right in in WEDflin Interception Costly The Vols were on the move again late in the second quarter when Lee Garner, a linebacker, intercepted a Warren pass on the Rebel 27 and returned it to the 36. From that point, Newell took the Rebs to a touchdown one of the two drives they made into Tennessee territory during the game. Newell set up the touchdown pass to Mathews with a key 12-yard tackle-eligible toss to Bob Vaughn. The urow put the ball on the Tennessee 22 and on the next play Matthews streaked down the sideline behind two Vol defenders and took a pass for the 6-pointer. The only other time Mississippi got into Tennessees territory on its own momentum was the third quarter, when the Rebs moved to the Vol 48 before having to kick.

Mississippi made only one first down after intermission, but the Rebels came up with the big play Richardsons scoring Indiana 0 7 6 619 MS Cavender 14 run (Kenney kick) MS Lee 8 pass from Raye (Kenney kick) MS Brenner 29 pass from Raye (kick failed) Ind Gage 24 pass from Stavroff (Stav. roff kick) MS Cavender 8 run (Kenney kick) MS FG Kenney 27 MS Washington 29 pass from Raye (Kenney kick) Ind Terry 11 pass from Stavroff (pass failed) Ind Krivoshia 1 run (pass failed) Attendance 30,096. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Statistics of the Michigan State-Indiana football game i Mich.St Indiana Michigan St. Overwhelms Indiana In 37-19 Encounter ATLANTA, Ga.

(AP)-Larry Good kayoed punchless Penn State with a pair of early touchdowns and guided fifth ranked Georgia Tech to a 21-0 victory Saturday, keeping the Yellow Jackets in position to pick off one of the too bow1 berths. Nail Down Victory The sophomcre quarterback tossed a 20 yard scoring pass and ran four yards for another touchdown in the first quarter of the intersectional football battle watched by officials from the Orange and Gator bowls. Halfback Lenny Snow, shackled most of the game by the Penn State line led by tackle Dave Rowe, nailed down the ninth straight victory for Tech in the fourth quarter with a 1-yard scoring leap. The Yellow Jackets, with only a Nov. 26 test against Georgia between them and their first perfect season since 1952, blunt every Penn State bid as the Nittery Lions record dropped to 4-5.

Penn States bigges threat until a final-minute drive died Houston Murders Kentucky LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) Houstons hard running backs romped to a 56-18 football victory Saturday over Kentucky in compiling the most points against a Kentucky team in 45 years. Cougar halfback Warren Me-Vea led Houstons ground attack with three touchdowns. Quarterback Bo Burris threw for two and fullback George Nordgren carried for one score. Get Early Lead Kentucky jumped to an early lead with a 72-yard drive set up by Bob Windsors 45-yard run to Houstons 6 yard line.

The Wildcats penetrated into Cougar territory two more times in the first half. Houstons defense picked off four Kentucky passes, two in each half, and held the Wildcats to 134 yards rushing. Houston halfback Dick Post produced 187 of Houstons 407 yards on the ground as the Cougars total offense hit 649 yards. Kentucky was able to contain Houston only in the third quarter. Two Houston drives were halted deep in Kentucky territory by fumbles.

Kentucukys Mike McGraw recovered one on the 4-yard line and linebacker Bill Jansen recovered on the 1-yard line. Tossed Bomb Kentucky quarterback Terry Eeadles threw 70 yards to Larry Seiple to set Kentuckys second score. The only other Kentucky penetration was Dickie Lyons 97-yard punt return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. In the second quarter, when Houston tallied 20 points, Burris set up two touchdowns with less than one minute left in the half. He passed 45 yards to set up a score from the Kentucky 11.

An on-side kick recovered with 14 seconds remaining and a Burris pass set up a 40-yard touchdown run by Post. Hit 10 Of 16 Burris hit on 10 of 16 passes for 165 yards. Quarterback Dick Woodall threw for 77 more and provided one touchdown. Beadles completed 7 of 23 for 141 yards. Windsor led Kentuckys rushing with 8 yards on 14 carries.

Houston rebounded in the last period for 20 more points. Burris threw a total of 44 yards for the first score and Woodall passed to set two more. Kentuckys last drive was halted when a Beadles pass was intercepted on the Houston 20 by Jim Berger. Houston 16 20 0 20 56 Kentucky 6 0 6 6 18 KY Windsor 4 run (kick failed) HOU FG Hebert 31 HOU MvCea 63 run (Hebert kick) HOU Hebert 60 yard pass from Burris (kick failed) HOU MeVea 63 run (Hebert kick) HOU McVea 11 run (kick failed HOU Post 40 run (Hebert kick) KY Windsor 16 pass from Beadles (pass failed) HOU Beer 9 pass frotn Burris (kick failed) KY Lyons 97 punt return (run failed) HOU Nordgren 7 run (Hebert kick) HOU Woodall 5 run (Hebert kick) Attendence 32.000. LEXINGTON.

Ky. (AP)-Statistics ot the Houston-Kentucky football game: Houston Kentucky First downs Rushing yardage 407 Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized Cornhuskers Stumble Past Oklahoma St. LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) Undefeated and fourth-ranked Nebraska won its fourth straight Big Eight football title Saturday, subduing stubborn Oklahoma State 21-6 after a first half standoff.

The ninth Cornhusker win of the season, in combination with Missouris win over. Oklahoma, gives Nebraska a two-game lead with one game to play against Oklahoma Thanksgiving Day. Has Poor Mark Oklahoma State was left with a 2-5-1 mark for the season and out of the Big Eight running with a 2-2-1 record. Leading only 7-6 at the half, Nebraska used a fumble recovery in the third quarter to pad its margin. Langston Coleman fell on the ball hobbled by Jack Reynolds on OSUs 22.

A Bob Churchich pass to Tom Penney ate up 11 yards and Churchich scored on a four-yard keeper with four minutes going in the half. A 45-yard touchdown drive in the fourth quarter put the game out of reach, Churchich scoring on a one-yard plunge. Oklahoma State 0 9 0 06 Nebraska 7 7 721 Neb Gregory 10 run (Wachholtz kick) OSU Reynolds 1 run (kick failed) Neb Churchich 4 run (Wachholtz kick) Neb Churchich 1 run (Wachholtz kick) Attendance 63,102. Colorado Outscores Kansas Behind McCall LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Colorado, led by its No.

2 quarterback Bemie McCall, took a quick 14-0 lead, then traded touchdowns with Kansas for a 35-18 victory Saturday in a wild offensive game that moved Colorado into second place in Big Eight football. i GUN CLUB SET FOR BIRD SHOOT The Hub City Rifle Pistol Club is holding its annual turkey Shoot today from TO a.m. til 5 p.m. at the Lar abee Range off the Breaux Bridge Highway past Teur lings High School. Fourteen events will be offered this year ranqing from pellet guns for the kid dies to calibur .22, .30 car bine, rifles and shotguns for the adults.

archery division will also sponsor two bow arrow shoots. Various prizes including cash, fruit cakes, hams and turkeys will be awarded to the winners. A door prize raffle of $100 and $50 will be awarded to the lucky ticket holders. As part of publie service program the gun club intends to donate a part ef the proceeds to local chapters supporting mental retardation, cerebral palsy, and to a boy Scout troop. Sidney C.

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Vermilion 232-8905 Free Parking At Luke's Conoco E. Vermilion Polk explosive heavyweight fight in years NOVEMBER 14, 1966 CLEVELAND WILLIAMS YS. CHALLENGER? Conference title picture with a 22-0 victory over Southern Methodist. Dickey gained 133 yards on a conference record 38 carries as Arkansas became the odds-on favorite to return to the Cotton Bowl for a third consecutive time. SMU, the conference leader with a 4-0 record before Saturdays battle, could not penetrate a rock-ribbed Arkansas defense.

The Mustangs deepest penetration was the Razorback 29 in the final three minutes. SMU Arkansas Ark FG White 39 Ark Bercher 69 (kick failed) Ark Dickey 1 run Ark Dickey 2 run Attendance 41,000. 000 0-0 3 6 0 13 22 punt return (White kick) (kick faded) TEE PARTY Oakbourne pros Duane Leitzke and Tommy Martty are offering a Fall roundup special on group lessons for ladies at the club. Lessons are scheduled to start Tuesday, November 15 with a choice of time either 9:00 a.m. or 1:00 p.m.

Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. Wednesday, or 9:00 a.m. Thursday. Please call 235-2324 to schedule your group golf lesson. The most MONDAY, l.jt 120 TICKETS STILL ON SALE FOR HEAVY BOUT Tickets for tomorrow's World Heavyweight Champ ionship bout between Cham pion Cassius Clay alias Mu hammad Ali and Cleveland Williams remain on sale at Don's Seafood Steak House, Bell's Sporting Goods, and Joe Francis Bar ber Shop in Lafayette.

Local promotor Willis Landry has scheduled tha fight at Blacham Coliseum off tha Abbeville highway across from Our Lady of Fatima Church. Prices ara $2.00, $4.00 and $5.00 for ringside seats. The bout is televised on a screen live and direct from the Astrodome in Houston, Texas. Blocked Punt Gives Princeton Ivy Win NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) A touchdown run after a blocked punt covering 69 yards climaxed a fourth-quarter comeback and carried Princeton to a 13-7 victory over Yale Saturday, keeping the Tigers in a first place tie in the Ivy League.

Walt Kozumbo, with his team trailing 7-6, blocked a punt by Bob Kenney, with the ball at the Princeton 31. The other de'ensive Princeton end, Larry Stupski, picked up the ball at Yales 41 and carried into the end zone. The win was Princetons sixth in eight games and left the Tigers with a 5-1 Ivy record, shared by Harvard and Dartmouth. Yales record is even at 4-4 and 3-3 in the league. Prmceton 0 0 Vale 0 7 Yale Rule 2 run (Beget Kick) Prmceton Martin 1 run (kick failed) Prmceton Stupski 69 run with blocked punt (Garcia kick) Attendance 38,100.

0 13 0 07 Surging Oregon State Storms By Washington CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) Fullback Pete Pifer powered late surging Oregon State to a 24-13 upset of Washington in a Pacific 8 football game Saturday. Pifer bulled his way for 129 yards, putting him within 43 yards of his second consecutive season of rushing for more than 1,000 yards with one game remaining. It was the fifth straight win for an Oregon State team that got off fo a slow start. Washington 0 0 0 1313 Oregon State 7 10 7 024 OSU Piter 2 run (Haggard luck) OSU Houser 11 pars from Brotheis (Haggard kick) OSU FG Haggard 27 OSU Brothers 14 run (Haggard kick) Wash Pederson 90 pass interception (Martin kick) Wash Sanford 14 pass from Sparlin (pass failed Attendance 21,349.

Gers Makes Clean Sweep Of Oakbourne Tournament BLOOMINGTON. Ind. (AP) Jimmy Raye brought Michigan State to life with his passes in the second quarter and the Spartans overwhelmed Indiana 37-19 Saturday to wrap up the Big Ten footabll championship. The victory gave Michigan State its second straight crown and perfect conference season. The Spartans played dead for the first 10 minutes of the game, then managed to grind out a 7-0 first quarter lead on the ground.

Went To Air Raye went to the air and completed six passes without a miss in the second period, five of them in two sequences that paid off with touchdown tosses of eight yards to Dwight Lee and 29 yards to A1 Brenner. For the game. Raye completed seven of nine passes for 171 yards and three touchdowns. Frank Stavroff of Indiana broke the Big Ten passing record with 316 yards on 23 of 36 passes. Two went for touchdowns.

Jerry Snook of Iowa set the old record at 310 yards. Couch Injured The Hoosiers aerial game lost some of its punch when end Bill Couch was injured on a reception in the third quarter. Ohio State Holds Off Iowa 14-10 IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Ohio State snotted Iowa a fourth ouarter touchdown, roared back for one of its own, thn choked off an Iowa drive iust nine yards short of a touchdown for a 14-10 Big Ten football victory Satarday. Iowa started its last ditch drive after the Buckeyes had gone ahead for the second time on quarterback Bill Longs two-yard pass to halfback Bo Rein in the end zone with 5:20 left in the game. The Hawks scrambling sophomore quarterback, Ed Podo-lak, almost singlehandedly guided his team from Iowas 29 to a first and goal situation on the enemy nine with only a little more than a minute left.

But then four straight podolak passes failed. Passing yardage Passes Yards penalized son Landry. Sixth Flight Bill Flannery over Pops Lang, consolation J. P. Hendrick.

Seventh Flight J. T. Owen over Cliff Conrad, D'elhommer. Air Force Speeds By North Carolina 20-0 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -Quarterback Steve Turner scored twice as the Air Force Academy capitalized on three fumbles for a 20-0 first half lead and held off North Carolinas Tar Heels for a 20-14 football victory Saturday.

A crowd of 31,000 saw North Carolina rally for two third period touchdowns and drive to the Air Force seven late in the fourth period before the threat ended. It was the Tar Heels fifth straight defeat, while the Air Force snapped a four-game losing streak. Turner scored from the one and again on a 30-yard run in the first period. Dave Hall kicked a 42-yard field goal in the first quarter and another of 27 yards shortly before the half Air Force 17 3 0 020 North Carolina 0 0 14 014 AF-FG Hall 42. AF Turner 1 run (Hall kick AF Truener 30 run (HaU kick) AF FG HaU 27 UNC Beaver 1 run (Dodson kick) UNC Beaver 1 run (Ddoson kick) Attendance 1,000.

HEAVYWEIGHT When Hirlow Gers shot a 71 to take medatits honors in the qualifying round for the Oak-bourne Mens Chamionship, he served notice to a lot of strong contenders that he was out to win the title he lost in last vears finals. He made good his challenge this week when he soundly defeated Ben Freeman, Jr. 6-4 and reversed last years finish. To reach the finals Harlow defeated George Gardner, Dr. Sam Foreman and Buddy Short, while Freeman defeated Bill Alender, Dave Antill and Bob Rodgers.

Consolation winner of the championship flight was Tammy Thomas who downed Gardner. V. A. Jaque Doucet cap tured the first flight over Ken Murphy, with J. P.

Van Way taking consolation honors. The second flight competition is as yet not complete with Dr. William Melancon scheduled to meet George Thomas for the title. Earl Flatt took hours. Third flight was won by Bob Kugeley, with Arthur Randol second and Gay Keller taking consoltion.

Joe Johnstoon defeated Roy Dupius for top honors in the fourth flight, while John Hoffpauir captured consolation honors. Other winners included: Fifth Flight-Hardy Durand over Frank Beaullieuu, consolation Wil -CA MUHAMMAD ALI CHAMPION jr Blackham Coliseum DIRECT FROM THE FABULOUS .3 HOUSTON, TEXAS SEE IT ON BIG SCREEN CLOSED CIRCUIT TV Lafayette PRICES: $5.00, $4.00, $3.00 On Sale: Don's Seafood Steak House Bed Sporting Goods and Joe Francis Barber Shop I JTJ il 1 1 iwi Tine.