Ames Tribune from Ames, Iowa • Page 15

Ames Daily Sept. 14, 1966 SPORTS Tribune 34 players on ISU's rosh rostejp Injuries mount, Big Eight coaches slow practices Mike Bliss, who gainetrrp recognition as a fullbaek'rat Ames High, tops the list candidates for Iowa? freshman' football squad. There are nine Towans amofig; the 34 players listed on the roster. The Cyclone frosh play a four because ailment utes short and got the bad news that tailback Charlie Sanfo.rd pulled up with a lame leg: It was not known whether Sanford would be ready to play Saturday when die Wildcats open the season at Army, Sooners Sluggish game schedule, with the 'top contest the Nc. IS encounter with State University of Iota's freshman team at Iowa City.

MacKenzie said his a The freshman roster; Ends from Barnes, Antigo, jooKeo s'uggisn after a hard workout but noted the Sooners improved on "missine iissidn Bob Wayne Brouillette, Sioux City; Maurice Kan ments" which plagued th early Football workouts tapered off today around the Big Eiht con 1 frence training camps as coaches prepared their teams for season openers Saturday, Injuries seemed to be the big gest problem and Nebraska coach Bob Devaney said he has had more trouble with injuries! to key personnel than over he fore. Backs Off Legs He noted that his No. 1 halfbacks, Harry Wilson and Ron Kirkland, have been sidelined on and off with leg injuries aid center Bob Hoi! of the No. 2 unit will miss the Comhusker opener Saturday against Texas Christian because of injuries. Missouri coach Dan Devine a pair of promising 235 pounders Tuesday, one because of a heart condition and the other because of an eligibility niling.

Sophomore fullback Henry White was advised by doctors not to play CYCLONE FROSH Iowa State freshman coach Aroh steel. Jones, a junior college transfer, was shelved for the season because he Avas not enrolled in enough hours at Southern Junior College at Joplin, to be eligible under conference rules. Missouri opens Saturday against Minnesota. Kansas, K. State Coach Jack Mitchell polished his offense Tuesday and named defensive tackie Jerry Harnett and offensive end Sandy Buda to co captains in the Jy hawks' op3ner Saturday Rgainst Texas Tech.

Mitchell said his No. 1 center, Bob Kreut2er, would probably miss the game due to a knee injury. Coaches Doug Weaver of Kansas State and Jim MacKenzie or Oklahoma both saw tiredness in workouts Tuesday. Weaver kakee, Bob Huefner, Cleveland; Ohio; Fred Jones, Minneapolis; Mike Kirar; Peru, against Big Eight conference freshmen opponents, starting at Missouri Oct. 21.

(Tribune photo by Jerry Knight) tight, has been sorting out a squad of 34 aspirants for the yearling squad. The freshmen play a four game schedule season anus. MacKenzie said Jim Jackson and Ron Shotts would alternate at tailback Saturday in the season opener against Oregon. Marshall Laneohr, Evan ston.Tll., and John Stavros, Chi cago, 111. tackles Roger Clear Husker game sellout here Football coaches select 75 potential all Americans Standings By United Press International Lake; Mike Ebinger, Ottumwa Geprg Salisbury, Omaha, Neb.

Guards Bertram Alani on, Wichita Falls, John Ciotti, Allen Park, Byron, Moku, Honolulu, Hawaii. I Iowa State University's Oct. 1 American League rootoaii game with the University of Nebraska' is a sellout Centers Mike Bliss, Ames; ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) Halfbacks Floyd Little. Snow.

Georgia Twh: I cut his practice session 30 min James Laudenslager, i Seventy five of the nation's ton athletic business manager Kim W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore 89 55 .618 Detroit 80 65 552 Syracuse; Nick Eddy, Notre Wilson, Nebraska. Dame; Carley Brown, Missou Fullbacks Brendan Robert Smith, Wauwatosa, college football players, includ Tidd announced late Tuesday.

Mc Lon Snook, Walled Lake, ing rioyo Little of Syracuse Garrett Fod, West Virgi Carthy, Boston College; Oddsmakers rate naa saia as ot Tuesday, all! reserved seat tickets had been Larry OMey, and Bob Griese of Purdue, have nia; Clint Jones, Michigan Minnesota 80 66 548 10 Chicago 76 71 .517 UV2 California 73 71 .507 16 sold. oeen named to the 1966 State; Harry Jones. Arkansas; Quarterbacks Tom Butters. All America squad Gene Ryzewic, Dartmocth: Len Snow, Georgia Tech; Harry ISU Cleveland 73 74 .497 Kansas City 67 80 .456 23'4 New York 65 32 .442 by the American Football Coaches Association. Badg ers even Fayette; Randall Calm, ston, Hubert Nelson, Minneapolis, Bill Rauri, Clinton.

Griese; a quarterback, is one Washington 65 84 .436 2QV4 However, there is some hope for Cyclone fans who may have been late in ordering tickets. Tidd said he expected a few more seats to be available by game time. On Sept. 27, the Tuesdav be of four repeaters on foe team Boston 65 85 433 27 NEW YORK (UPI) UCLA's given a four point edge over the Half backs Dale Dionnej along with Michigan State Minnesota Vikings and defend Tuesday's Results Boston 10 Chicaeo 1 defensive stalwarts Bubba Smith and George Webster and Calabrese, Duke; Leslie Keey, Alabama; Ray McDonald, Idaho; Peter Pifer, Oregon Stats. Defense Ends Sam Harris, Colorado; John Lagrone, SMU; Don Parker, Virginia; Bubba Smith, Michigan State; Pete Sokalsky, North Carolina State.

Tackles Dennis Byrd, North Carolina State; Pete Duranko, Notre Dame; George Patton, Georgia; Dwight Hood, Baylor; Loyd Philips, Arkansas; Jim Urbanek, Mississippi. Guards Red Anderson, Florida; John Richardson, UCLA; Diron Talbert, Texas. mence, Jerry Fiat, Oak Lawn, Larry Herrmann, Minneapolis, Minn. Ricljard Marcordes, Oak Lawn, 111. Robert McPherson, Dallas, Steve Zobac, Cedar i tackle Loyd Phillips of Washington 3 New York 2 Detroit 6 Minnesota 5 Kansas C.

3 Cleveland 1, 15 ins. Wednesday's Probable Pitchers fore the game, "we will review the situation and if we have more seats, we will sell general A poll of 24 coaches selected All America players here Iowa State fans will have a chance to see seven potential All America players in action at Clyde Williams field this year. Among the potential All America squad members named today by the American Foot aamission ticKets at that time, 45 offensive and 30 defensive standouts who will ultimately Tidd said. Fullbacks Dennis buque; Craig Boiler, Belmprid; ing champion Green Bay is also a four point choice over the Cleveland Browns. Chicago and Los Angeles are even, the St.

Louis Cardinals rated one touchdown over the Washington Redskins and Uie Dallas Cowboys are 10 over the New York Giants. The Buffalo Bills are heavy 19 point choice over the new Miami Dolphins in American eeded out to form the 22 mere may be as many as 1,500 more seats, depending member 77th annual team. (starting Times EDT) Chicago at Boston T.amabe (7 8) or Howard (8 4) vs. Brandon (fi 8). 1:30 p.m.

Washington at New York Richert (12 14) vs, Bahnsen (0 0). 2 p.m. Manfred Markham, South waukee, John Bloomington, Tirn Seil Rose Bowl champion team are heavy favorites against Pittsburgh as the college football "war" explodes in full scale Saturday. UCLA's victim in the Pasadena spectacular last Jan. 1, Michigan State, along with Army, Arkansas and Nebraska are also two touchdown plus favorites over their opening opponents.

The UCLANs, hosting Pitt, will go with the strong arm of quarterback Gary Beban and a fine field of backs, are a 20 point pick over the panthers. MSU Picked Duffy Daughterty's Michigan Stat Spartans are picked by 16 upon construction progress," he added. Work has been underway Middle Guards Charlev Offense Ends Eppie Barney, Iowa ert, Sheyboygan, Wis. Collins, Vanderbilt; Joe Fratan roir me past several weeks an addition to the stadium. ball Coaches Assn.

were these Steve Bunker, Oregon; mernhftrs nf Rip Ichf TrvTifor. a'UI "dyne Football League action. The Tidd said knothold section Austin Denncy, Tennessee; i Meylan, Nebraska. Minnesota at Detroit Perry 5) vs. McLain (18 12).

9 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland ence teams New York Jets and the Houston tickets, in the north end zone. John Love, North Texas State; Linebackers Townsend were not considered in the sell Phil Odle, Brig'nam Young; Oilers are even, the Boston Patriots are five over Denver ZENITH TV's handcrafted, to iast longer KELSO TV Sales Service I Oh Way Clarke, Army; Dan Downing, Navy; Ken Corbin, Miami; D. Liews, Mississippi State; Jim Lynch, Notre Dame. wash (li l) vs.

Siebet (16 7). 7:30 p.m. California at Baltimore, 2 M. Lopez (6 14) and Chance and the strong Kansas out. Tickets for the knothole section, which are offered to young Ray Perkins, Alabama; Gene Washington, Michigan State; Dave Williams, Washington; John Wright, Illinois.

uuets are a six point e1ge over Ends, Eppie Barney of Iowa State and Sam Harris, Colorado; tackle Jim Riley of Oklahoma; guards Laverne Allers and Wayne Meylan of Nebraska; center Kelly Peterson, Nebraska; halfbacks Charley Brown, Missouri and Harry Wilson, Nebraska. points over North Carolina (10 15) vs J. Miller (4 S) and the Oakland Raiders. But, as the onslauel: sters of high school age and younger, go on sale at noon of Defensive Backs Jerry Joseph, Louisiana State; Tom state. the day of all home games, watt a ui.

a p.m. Thursday's Games Nebraska, one of the top football odds and records begins, there will be upsets. Tackles (jary Abugennagen, Purdue; Cecil Dowdy, Alabama; Jim Riley, Oklahoma. Guards Laverne Allers, Beier, Miami; Brent Caston, Mississippi; Jerry Davis, Ken ftlCkv: T4nrat TT nhrtnmnJ u', ti Chicago at Boston Nebraska; Bubba Hampton. uKianoma, Nebraska and Len Hughes, Georgia; Bobby Washington at New York v.

Mississiopi State; Dick Hime; Like the grizzly, neither the Alaska brown bear nor the Ko diak bear can climb trees. wlu mwa joims, Alabama; Georgia Web State at Ames this year. ster, Michigan State. K.C. at Cleveland, night California at Baltimore, night.

National League Ohio Stats; Tom Regner, Notre Dame; Tom Schuette, Indiana. Centers Harry Dittman, v. W. L. Pet.

GB Hawks work on defense IOWA CITY. Iowa (UPI) contenders in the Big eight, is a 13 pbint favorite over Texas Christian. In the nationally televised game, Texas is a slim three point choice over visiting Southern California. In another top contest, Arkansas is a heavy I7 point choice over Oklahoma State. The cadets of West Point are expected to have little trouble with Kansas State and are a 17 point choice.

The Naval Academy makes its season debut with Boston College, and have a Los Angeles 59 Pittsburgh 84 61 579 San Francisco 83 62 572 Navy; Mike Murphy, Duke; Bob Johnson, Tennessee; Cal Withrow, Kentucky; Kelly Peterson, Nebraska. umm Philadelphia 78 68 Atlanta 75 70 517.10V, Coach Ray Nagel had the University of Iowa football team 75' 70 71 73 .517 loy; .493 14 Quarterbacks Bob. Griese, Purdue; Gary Beban UCLA; Paul Brothers, Oregon State; Bob Davis, Virginia; Terry SDUthall, Baylor; Steve Spur St. Louis Cincinnati Houston New York working on its running game and offensive and defensive 63 85 .426 24'' STEP UP TO 1966 Dodge at Motor Sales Service goal line work Tuesday as the 60 86 .411 25V; 52 92 .361 33' one touchdown edge in that Chicago rier, Florida; Billy Stevens. Texas Western; Dan Talhott, North Carolina.

game. i iawKeyes prepared for Saturday's opening game with Ari I zona. mesday's Results Los Angeles 8 New York 3 In other major games Penn State is predicted over Mary Atlanta 10 Chicago 2 St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 land by six, Michigan 10 points over Oregon State; Iowa State Pittsburgh 9 Houston 3 and Wisconsin are a toss up, Florida by six over Northwes San Fran 7 Philadelphia 2 Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Save money two ways. The 67's will be higher in price.

tern, North Carolina by two points over Kentucky, Missouri Nagel had Dan Hilsabek working on kickoffs, but said he wasn't certBin he would start Saturday; On the injury list, Nagel said Terry Huff, who has been suffering from a shoulder injury, practiced Tuesday, but wasn't certain he would play this week end. Huff is a 210 pound junior from Davenport. Nagel said John Evendan was (Starting Times EDT). Atlanta at Chicago Kellv (4 a touchdown over Minnesota, 4) vs. Ellsworth (6 20).

2:30 Georgia Tech over Texas by 12 points, Georgia by three Bulldogs looking to bite someone on Saturday DES MOINES (UPI) Dr.ike University football coach Jack Wallace today described i Bulldog squad as "rarin to go and chomping at the bit" as the squad prepared For its Saturday opening football game at Drake Stadium against Northwest Missouri State. Tt will be the first meeting withh the Bulldogs from Missou who had a 6 3 record lat year. over Mississippi f'tale. and Washington State over California by six. Prof Clash 1 '66 Charger Demo This Car (s Just Like New Only Cheaper.

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(Tribune photo by Wayno Boa).