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Perm State ends Rutgers streak at 18 By United Press International Rutgers University tried to step up in class on the college football field Friday night and found it wasn't quite ready for life at the top. Before the largest crowd ever to witness a college football game in the state of Jersey the Scarlet Knights had their 18-game winning streak longest in the nation -abruptly halted by 15th-ranked Penn State, 45-7, at Giants Stadium and the score was not really a proper indication of the one-sidedness of the game. Rutgers, which had built its winning streak mostly against small Eastern schools such as Colgate, Bucknell, Lehigh, Lafayette and the like, was completely overwhelmed by the Nit- Lions from the very outset. Behind the running of sophomores Suhey and Mike Guman, each of whom scored two first-half touchdowns, Penn State built a 38-0 lead at intermission and could have made the final score much worse than it was had not Coach Jce Paterno taken pity on the undermanned Scarlet Knights. "Paterno did us a favor," admitted Rutgers' Coach Frank Burns: "He could have run the score up on us if he wanted to.

They dominated the game in every way. I'm far from satisfied with the way we performed. But even if we had executed 100 percent, I don't think we could have beaten Penn State." While the rest of the nation's top- ranked teams don't begin play for another week, there are 17 games scheduled for today throughout the country. The Record-Eagle, Tavene City, Mick. 4MM, Saturday, September 8, MTI Page 13 Hilty wins women's tourney TRAVERSE CITY Peg Hilty shot her way to the 45-hole medal play championship recently in the Women's Nine Hole Golf Association tournament championship recently in the Women's 'Nine Hole Association tour- a a the Traverse City Golf Country Club.

Hilty bested a field of 60 corn- petit ors to earn the first place trophy, i honors going to a i United Pnn btmtttonl U.S. sprinter Steve Williams (right) beats East Germany's Eugene Ray to the tape in the men's 100-meter race during the World Tract and Field Cap competition Friday. i ifi U.S. takes slim lead in track-field games DUSSELDORF, West Germany (UPI) The United States went into the second day of the World Track and Field Cup Saturday holding a slim two- point lead over arch-rival East Germany in the men's competition. "The second day is going to be the Office loses tournament opener LUDINGTON Team Athletic of Midland bested The Office, 4-3, of Traverse City in the first round of state finals'play in Men's Class 4-3 Friday night.

The second rounds in the double elimination tourney will be played Saturday. Bob Carpenter took the loss for The Trio sparks blopperball victory TRAVERSE CITY Winning pitcher Russ Mace, Terry Nelson and Tom Howard each slammed three hits apiece Friday night as Comfort Center topped The Pub, 11-3, in a playoff for the Division championship in the Traverse City BlooperbaH League. Comfort Center erupted for five runs in the third inning to break a 1-1 tie and start on its way. Pat Reicha added two hits for the winners, which got strong defensive play from, shortstop Mike Hains and pitcher Mace. Gilbert fires ace at Elmtrook TRAVERSE CITY George Gilbert, of 934 Nakoma Drive, carded a hole-in- one recently at the Elmbrook Golf Course.

Gilbert made, his ace on- the 148 yard par three, No. 14. with a four iron. His playing partner was Bob Shattuck of Traverse City. Ladies league closes golf season The Grand Traverse Ladies Golf League closed out its season recently with a 'Fun followed by an awards luncheon and election of officers.

Winning the Fun Day events of scramble foursome were Ann Kohn, Darlene Smith, Bea Mallory and Gail Tokey. Afterwards presentations were made for the following awards: First place Flite Dorothy Carpenter; Flite Doris Snyder; Flite Elaine Loeffelbein. Low net Flite A. Charlene Elsenheimer; Flite B. Doris Snyder; Flite C.

Presca Feiger. Low gross Flite Maggie Riedel; Flite Karen Milatz; Flite Tilly Belanger. Low score of year Flite Jane Dennis (44); Flite Janet Burley (49); Flite Jane Chickering (58). Chris Cornett had the low putts for the year while Charlene Elsenlfeimer was voted Most Improved Player. Officers for next year are Maggie Riedel, president; Jane Chickering, vice president and secretary; Karen Miltaz, treasurer; Janet Wyckoff, publicity; Pauline Czubak, handicaps; Laura Love, pairings.

The club's first meeting for next season will be May ,1 at 7 p.m. at the Grand Traverse Golf Club. For the week of Sept. 3-9 30 Years Ago Betty C. Gratton, a fast-pacing brown mare owned and driven by George Whiting of Traverse City, carried away top honors in the final day of the four- day racing program at Northwestern Michigan Fair.

After driving the horse to three straight wins Wednesday, Whiting came back in Saturday's final event to record the fastest mile heat time during the fair of 2:10.6. Ray Kellogg captured the 1947 men's championship at the Traverse City Golf and Country Club by defeating Jim Dwyer, 3 and 2, in the 36-hole finals of match play of the club tourney's- championship flight. 20 Ago The Elks team captured the Pony League championship in American Legion Junior an 18-3 record. Players on coach Tom Woodward's championship squad were Mike Johnson, Dale Ealy, John Mitchell, Mike Kucera, Lester Lamie, David Novak, Jay Knapp. Terry Sanborn, David Moore, Ronnie Jones, Jerry Kemptdn and scorekeeper Lee Sanborn.

10 Yean Ago Detroit moved into a four-way tie for first place in the American League by sweeping a doubleheader from Kansas City behind the. hitting of Eddie Matthews and pitching of Earl Wilson. Matthews slammed his 506th and 507th career home runs third and fourth as a Tiger to spark an 8-5 win in the opener, as Wilson became the season's first 2(Mgame winner as he clouted a two-run homer to break a 2-2 tie enroute to a 6-3 victory. The win tied Detroit for first place in the league with Minnesota, Chicago and Boston. Manager Mayo Smith predicted the pennant race would go to the final day of the season.

5 Yean Ago Gordon Raymond, of S. Long Lake carded a hole in one on the 170-yard ninth hole at Elmbrook Golf Course. Raymond's playing partners who witnessed the ace were Kenneth Rush and Orange Hinds. Dick Johnson and Bob Smith shared pitching duties in leading Jack Emerson's team to a 16-12 win over Ken Bell's squad in the annual Oldtimers clash'at Walt Warren Field. The top hitter in the slugfest was Zeke Solomonson, who had four hits in five at bats, including a double.

--John Davis crucial day because it contains our weakest said head coach Stan Huntsman. But if we do well across the board even if we don't win too much we will still be in there with a chance Sunday on the final day." The men's program Saturday includes the 400 meters, 1500 meters, 3,000 meter steeplechase, pole vault, hammer and triple jump as well as the 4 100 meters in which the U.S. men were strong favorites. Olympic champions Arnie Robinson in the long jump and Edwin Moses in the 400 hurdles both scored decisive wins and Steve Williams edged East Germany's Eugen Ray with a dip on the line to take the 100 meters which Ray thought he had sewn up to help the U.S. a first-day total' of 47 points.

Olympic champion and world record holder Mac. Wilkins was just edged out in the discus, however, when East German Wolfgang Schmidtunleashed a winning throw with his last effort. Kenny followed by Alma Cox and Ann Gleason, respectively. Winners of the first through fifth nights, in order, were Mary Jane McDonald, Richardson. Thompson, Jackie Bartling and Lois Sudol.

Eyenlag Group Catherine Kelly and Ann Heutel tied for first in the round's competition play recently, low putts, at the Traverse City Golf Country Club. Kelly and Heutel tied in the A group, while Betty Berg won the group and Margartet Merrick the flite. 18-bole Women's Association The East bested the West recently in the play of the day at the Traverse City Golf Country Club. East winners included June Farage, Donna Davis, Frances Johnson, Bev Rast, Eleanor Paulos, Charlene Gerow Dorothy Kellogg, Mary Dorman, Fran Batsakis, Shirley Denman, Jean Benson; Jane Norcross, Bev Yankee, Joyce Belyea, Ruth Osetund, Marilyn Ligon, Helen Perkett, Esther Orebaugn, and Adah Steffens. Elmbrook Ladies League Blind partners was the play of the day recently at the Elmbrook Golf Course with winners emerging in three divisions.

In the A flite, Pat Schroth and Sue Garthe were first, with Kay Henry and Helen LeHouillier combing for the B. Joy Wirick and Suzanne Rothwell won the flite. Low net winners in their respective classes were Ruth Claggett, Helen LeHouillier and Donna Keith. Group Lessons: Tennis And Racquetball Beginners-Intermediate Starting Sept. 12 6-1 Hr.

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