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1 1 32 THE SUNDAY NTWS. OCTOBER 24, 196? Shoot 26-24 LYC Dumped By Moravian Boon HOW HIGH THE HILL ANNVILLE, Pa. (AP) Moravian gave Lebanon Valley its first defeat of toe season, handing them a 17-0 shutout. Lebanon Valley actually scored once on a 63-yard touchdown run by Tom Koons, but toe score was called back on a hold- BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) -Gettysburg rallied for 20 points in the final seven minutes on the passing of Herb Ruby to defeat Lehigh 26-24 in college football Saturday.

The final TD came with just 46 seconds left, when Ruby hit Bill McGowan with a 24-yard, fourth down pass. In the furious fourth quarter rally, Ruby threw a 30-yard scoring pass to Barry Jacoby and a 41-yard pass to McGowan that set up the second TD of the final quarter. Mark Fifer carried the final yard fdT that score. McGowan caought 11 passes, a school record, and upped his seasons catches to 48, also a school record. Lehigh held a 17-6 halftime lead on Don Diorios 1-yard scoring run, a 43-yard scoring pass from Jim Baxter to Wes Redd and a 34-yard field goal by Ron Shattenberg, while Jacoby scored on a 1-yard run for Gettysburg.

There was no score In toe third period, but in toe final period Diorio scored his second TD on a 28 yard run, just before toe Gettysburg explosion. The victory upped Gettysburgs record to 5-2, while Lehigh is now 2-4. Gettysburg ft 4 I 2028 Lehigh 7 10 ft 724 Leh Diorio 1 run (Shattenberg kick) Leh FG Shattenberg 34 Leh Redd 43 pass from Baxter (Shattenberg kick) Get Jacoby 1 run (pass failed) Leh Diorio 28 run (Shattenberg kick) Get Jacoby 30 pass from Ruby (kick failed) Get Fifer 1 run (Schneider kick) Get McGowan 24 pass from Ruby (Schneider kick) A 10,500. ing penalty. Steve Markovich, ran seven yards for Moravians first touchdown which ended a 40-yard drive.

Moravians third quarter field goal by Dennis Schedler, was set up by a pass interception by Hugh Grazt. Gratz Tan for eight yards but was stopped on Lebanon Valleys 23-yard line. Schel-der kicked his 39-yard field goal after a futile Moravian try for a first down. Gratz picked up Moravians final touchdown on a 10-yaTd run with three minutes left to toe game. The 50-yard drive featured a 30-yard run by Jack Ian-nantuono Jeff Rowe of Lebanon Valley intercepted a Moravian pass on the goal line and ran back to Moravians 24-yard line, but toe run was called back to Lebanons 42 yard line because of a clipping penalty.

Moravian 7 13 717 Lebanon Valley ft 0 ft 0 Mor Markovich 7 run (Marish kick) Mor FG Schedler 39 Mor Gratz 10 run (Schedler kick) A 4,000. Delaware Trims Temple By 33-0 Indiana Is Jolted By 36-34 MADISON, Wis. (AP) Sophomore quarterback Neil Graff threw a record four touchdown passes Saturday to lead Wisconsin to a 36-34 upset victory over Indiana in a Big Ten conference football game. The win, only Wisconsin's sec-cond in three years, gives toe Badgers a 2-1 conference record this season and makes them 2-4 overall. A homecoming crowd of 58,636 watched toe Badgers win their second consecutive home game, and again swarmed over toe field afterward.

Harry Gonzo, Indianas quarterback, matched Graffs four TD aerials, and receiver Jade Butcher tied a Big Ten record with three scoring catches. pletely dominated the Owls, holding the visitors to 16 yards in total offensed with 20 yards passing and a minus 4 yards rushing. Delaware had 495 yards total offense with 375 yards on toe ground and 138 in toe air. A blocked punt by middle linebacker John Favero set up Delawares first score. The Blue Hens took possession on toe six yard line and DiMuzio scored two plays later on a 3-yaTd run.

NEWARK, Del. (AP) Quarterback Tom DiMuzio passed for two touchdowns and ran fo'r a third in leading Delaware to a convincing 33-0 college football win over Temple Saturday at Delaware Stadium. The Blue Hens already had a 30-0 lead by halftime and coasted to win their fifth in six starts. Temple, ranked second to Delaware in the Lambertson Cup vote last is now 3-2-1 on the season. DiMuzios two TD passes gave him 12 for the season tying the Delaware record set by Don Miller in 1951.

DiMuzio completed eight of 13 passes for 115 yards and ran for 75 yards in 15 carries. Delaware's defense com Bears Turn Back Garnet SWARTHMORE, Pa. (AP) -Ursinus stopped two drives inside its own 10-yard line in toe fourth quarter as it beat Swarth-more 28-7 in College football Saturday. Harry Adrian ran two touchdowns for Ursinus and gained a total of 104 yards. Swarthmores only touchdown came in the third quarter by Ken Gold on a 27 yard run.

(c) N.Y. Times News Service NEW YORK This team has great potential but I dont know yet how good it really is. So said Tom Landry, the cautious coach of the unbeaten Dallas Cowboys. However, other shrewd observers have no coachly restraints curbing their appraisals. They can speak freely.

Many already have gone overboard by unequivaocably stating that the Cowboys are the best team in the business and a likely Super Bowl winner. Football fans throughout the country will be able to form their own opinions Monday night when the Cowboys will be given national television exposure. It is to be doubted, through, that the opposing New York Giants will welcome the same exposure with as much enthusiasm. Dallas has returned to full strength, more loaded than ever before this season, but the hapless Giants will be without their best defender, Spider Lockhart, and their best ball carrier. Tucker Frederickson.

As soon as the Spider was flattened by a dislocated shoulder in Washington a week ago, the Redskins made swift penetration for the touchdown that meant a 20-14 victory. Giant fans shudder at contemplation of what Bob Hayes, Lance Rentzel Co. will do to those weakened defenses. AWESOME ATTACK The astounding thing about the Texans is that retirement snatched away from them two of their standout performers, Don Meredith at quarterback and Don Perkins at fullback. In spite of those departures or perhaps because of them the Dallas attack has assumed such awesome efficiency that the Cowboys lead the league in eleven offensive departments.

The occasionally brilliant Meredith has been replaced by his long-time standby quarterback, the steady Craig Morton. And Morton has been a revelation with a pass completion percentage of 70.4. Not since Sammy Baughs best season of 1945 has any passer had so high an efficiency rating. The hardworking Perkins has been replaced by Calvin Hill, an Ivy Leaguer from Yale, of all things. This rookie merely has ripped off 412 yards in five games to be the ground-gaining leader in the league, a sure shot to make the exclusive Thousand Yard Club before the season is over.

How good is Hill? He already Is being compared to Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns, the paragon of all fullbacks. Hill has the same lateral movement, the same speed and the same sense of balance. He also has the same size at 6-3 and 228 pounds. And Hill also can block, which Brown couldnt or wouldnt do. Week after week Landrys eyes kept widening as he watched his sensational rookie in action.

By the third game he was asked point blank if he could trade the untouted Hill for the well advertised 0. J. Simpson. Tom hesitated and played it safe. Id have to think twice about it, he said cagily.

In the fifth game Hill played only the first half against the Eagles. In that brief time he gained 91 yards rushing, 71 more catching passes and 44 more throwing them. It was the convincer and Landry tossed discretion to the winds. I wouldnt trade Hill for anybody, said the Cowboy coach. He might be the best ball carrier Ive seen in 20 years of pro footbalL Not only has the Yalie given a venomous pungency to the Cowboy running game but the threat he constantly poses has helped the passing attack as well.

Hayes made that discovery last week when he returned to action after missing the first four games. HELPS HAYES Hill has the' linebaker on my side so scared, said the Olympic sprint champion, that the linebacker doesnt dare leave his spot to help the cornerback cover me. So Hayes caught four passes for 92 yards and a touchdown. While Hayes was sidelined, the opposition double-teamed or triple-teamed Rentzel, the handsome husband of the glamorous Joey Heatherton. With Hayes back, though, they tried single-man coverage.

So Lance caught six passes for 97 yards and three touchdowns. How in the world will the undermanned Giant defenses stop that pair? Its Hill who has added a new vibrancy to the Cowboys and he has become something of an instant hero. Steve Perkins, the Dallas historian, overheard Jethro Pugh, the huge defensive tackle, offer a tip outside the stadium to an inquiring fan who wanted to know how he could identify Hill You cant miss him, said the man-mountain, tongue in cheek. Hes wearing a blue blazer with a big on the pocket. Conestoga Golf Bob Daugherty won th best nine, front or back competition at Conestoga Country Club Saturday with 35-233.

Tony Zangari had 39-534, Roy Lehman 39-5 34. In the second division Jack Yerkes had 40-733, Gene Wingender 42-834. In the third division Bill Brubaker led with 39-930. Tempi ft 0 Delaware 14 ft 333 Del DiMuzio 3 run (Albertson kick) Dei Walker 5 pass from DiMuzio (Albertson kick) Del Walker 32 pass from DiMuzio (Albertson kick) Dei Kelley 15 run (run failed) Del FG Albertson 37 Del FG Albertson 24 A 15,182. Villanova Drubs Xavier By 33- 7 CINCINNATI (AP) Billy Walik ran for two touchdowns: and Tom Boyd hauled in two; scoring passes as Villanova reeled off its fourth straight victory Saturday by smothering Xavier Ohio 35-7 in a non-conference football game.

The Wildcats, 5-1, ran up a 21-0 lead in toe second period as they dominated play toe entire game and sent toe Musketeers to their seventh consecutive defeat. They are 0-6 this year. Walik, who picked up 72 yards on 11 carries, put toe Wildcats on toe scoreboard first with a three-yard touchdown run in toe first period. They ran up toe 21-j point margin on touchdown pass receptions by Mickey Kerins, and Boyd after recovering fumbles deep in Xavier territory. Drew Gordon threw 13 yards to Kerins to make toe score 13-0 and Joe Balasco tossed eight yards to Boyd.

Both Gordon and Balasco are quarterbacks. IfrrJ Albright Earns Win Bisons Rally, Tip Lafayette By 21-20 Swartz. Wayne Huntsinger scored on a 50-yard punt return for Drexel in the second period. Jody Brelsford scored two touchdowns for Drexel in the last half, one on a 1-yard run and one on a 12-yard pass from Jim Schwering. Strohl passed 19 yards to Gary LeVan for a second half Albright TD.

Albright 1) I 728 Drexel Ota 721 Alb Strohl 3 run (Cooper kick) Alb Fettis 12 run (kick failed) Alto Swartz 2 run (Strohl run) Drex Huntsinger 50 punt return (kick failed) Drex Brelsford 1 run (Schwering run) Alb LeVan 19 pass from Strohl (Coop er kick) Drex Brelsford 12 pass from Schwering (Ferguson kick) A 7,000. PHILADELPHIA (AP) Albright, largely on the running of Dennis Zimmerman, jumped to a three touchdown lead at halftime and held on to defeat Dre-xel 28-21 in college football Saturday. Zimmerman carried 36 times and gained 107 yards to up his career 'record to 8S6 carries and Albright held a 21-6 halftime lead on touchdown runs of 3 yards by Jim Strohl, 12 yards by Rich Fetlis and 2 yards by Jim EASTON, Pa. (AP) Trailing 20-0 at toe half, Bucknell University poured on the steam in the second half for three touchdowns and conversions to edge Lafayette 21-20 in collegiate football Saturday. Iowa Upsets Mich.

State Nebraska Trips Oklahoma State LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -Nebraskas Guy Ingles caught a pair of 47-yard passes Saturday for the key plays in a 13-3 Big Eight football win over Oklahoma State. The 5-9, 160-pound junior made a lunging, tumbling, fingertip catch of a Jerry Taggee throw late in the first half to set up the go-ahead touchdown. The catch put the Huskers on OSUs 33 and six plays later, Taggee plunged two yards for the Person Triumphs PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) Curtis Person of Memphis, has proved again that he is the best senior amateur golfer in the United States.

Person beat David Goldman, the No.2 rated senior golfer, Saturday in the finals of the North and South Senior Golf championship, 2 and 1. Bucknell drove 82 yards in 15 plays for the winning touchdown, staying mostly on toe ground with fullback Bruce Joh-son cracking over from toe two with 4:32 remaining to play. Doug Marinak kicked toe deciding point. The Bisons fortunes changed early in toe second half when Don Giacomelli was put in as a quarterback. Giacommelli, who had not thrown a pass before Saturday, completed 8 of 13 passes for 137 yards, including a 43-yard scoring pass to halfback Dave Vassar for toe second Bucknell TD.

Lafayette took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter with fullback Tom Triolo scoring from the three to complete a 77-yard drive. Quarterback Ed Baker threw two TD passes in toe second period, the first 20 yards to end Mike Miller, and toe second 28 yards to flanker Bob Do-nofrio. Both Triolo and Donofrio were injured and did not see action for Lafayette in toe second half. Bucknell 0 14 7-21 Lafayette 7 13 0 020 Laf Triolo 3 run (Nowell kick) Laf Miller 20 past from Baker (kick failed) well kick) Laf Donofrio 28 pass from Baker (No-Buc Bair 2 run (Marinak kick) Buc Vassar 43 pass from Giacomelli (Marinak kick) Buc Johnson 2 run (Marinak kick) A 9,000. Colgate Bumps Brown, 20-6 PROVIDENCE, R.I.

(AP) -A fumble recovered by guard Bill Glenn and a pass intercepted by Ed Giardino in the games closing minutes Saturday gave Colgate a 20-6 win over Brown University before some 12,000 persons at Brown Stadium. The score was tied at 6-6 with less than four minutes remaining when Brown made its two mistakes, which led to the tiebreaking scores. Air Force Raps Colorado State AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Quarterback Gary Baxters touchdown passes snapped a sometimes-letoargic Air Force offense to life Saturday as the Falcons whipped Colorado State University 28-7 in an inter-state football rivalry. MDW TUMES BY SEMPERIT IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Iowa ended a six-year homecoming jinx Saturday as No.

2 quarterback Mike Cileks six-yard touchdown pass to Kerry Reardon pulled the Hawkeyes to a 19-18 Big Ten Conference football 'victory over Michigan State. Cilek replaced quarterback Larry Lawrence, who injured a shoulder with 1:57 left in toe game. His strike to Reardon with 1:25 on the clock completed an 80-yard scoring march to tie toe sco're at 18-18. The injured Lawrence then returned to hold toe ball on the extra point attempt and Alan Schuettes placekick split toe uprights for toe winning margin. Mich.

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