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THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAL SEVEN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1966 Who Is No. 1 After 10-10 Tie? Alabama Fans Have Answer EAST LAN8INO. Mich. (AP) Statistics of the Notre Dame-MIchigan State football game: Notre Dune Mich. St.

10 SI 128 8-24 3 8-42 1 10 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalised is 142 142 7-20 1 1-18 I 32 By WILL GBIMSLET Associated Press Sports Writer EAST LANSING, Mich. (P- Notre Dams and Michigan State battled to a galling 10-10 tie that tailed to decide which should wear the national title Saturday and left a puzzled football world asking: Why didn't Notre Dame, the No. team, go for victory in the fading seconds, instead of playing for a tier Ara Parseghlan, ceach of the favored Fighting Irish, refused to apologize lor the conservative tactics which he dictated from the bench in the bizarre climax of the nationally televised contest. I didn't want to blow the game, he said. "I didn't want to lose the ball After the boys had made such a fine comeback and played 59)4 minutes of great ball, I didnt want to see them lose it in the last half minute.

He said he didnt want to risk the same mistake that happened when the second-ranked Spartans, deep in their own territory in the last period, gambled with the long pass which was inter Smith, threw the Irish back to the 24. The hopes of Notre Dame supporters in the record Spartan Stadium crowd of 80,011 died. The Irish were running straight power plays into the line when the game ended. The second-ranked Big Ten champions of Michigan State, seeking their second straight perfect 10-0 record and their 20th regular season victory in a row, scored in the second minute of the second quarter on a four-yard run by fullback Regis Cavender which was set up by a 42-yard pass from quarterback Jimmy Raye to fleet Gene Washington. Moments later, the Spartans were on the move again, driving from their own 18 under the expert signal calling and occasional running of the slender Raye to the Notre Dame 20.

It was here that Dick Kenney, Michigan States barefooted kicker from Hawaii, rushed into the game to boot a field goal, measuring 47 yards which shoved the Spartans in front 10-0. Notre Dame took the ensuing kickoff and struck for Ita only touchdown on three quick pass plays after Tom Quinn raced back 38 yards with the kickoff to Notre Dames 48. The climaxing, shot was a 34-yard shot from Coley OBrien, Notre Dames reserve sophomore quarterback, to right halfback Bob Gladieux, Eddy replacement. OBrien, who has played only when Notre Dame had moved into comfortable leads, took over the reins when Hanratty went down with an injured left shoulder and did an admirable job of directing the team under adverse conditions. It was ironic that Gladieux, a substitute for the injured Eddy, also went out limping in the third period.

Eddy, Notre Dames most explosive halfback who thi year had had four runs of between 51 and 83 yards, did not play. Troubled with a bad left shoulder, he suffered a bizarre injury when he slipped alighting from the team train Friday. Notre Dame 0 7 0 3 10 Michigan State 0 10 0 010 cepted by Tom Schoen. Shortly after the interception, Notre Dames Joe Azzaro missed a 41-yard field goal attempt that apparently would have won the game. Their kicker, Dick Kenney, is a strong kicker and has plenty of range, Parseghlan-said.

We didnt want to give him this chance." With 1:43 left on the clock and Notre Dame in possession at its own 30, Coley OBrien, with plays called from the bench, sneaked three times and gave the ball to Bob Bleier and Larry Conjar for plunges into the line with a first down interspersed. The game ended on the bizarre note of the offensive team, Notre Dame, trying to kill the clock and the defensive team, Michigan State, calling desperate time outs in hopes of getting the ball. We wanted the ball Duffy Daugherty, Michigan State coach, said. I dont want to comment on what Parseghian did. It's his business." The top-ranked Fighting Irish, their ace quarterback Terry Hanratty lost by injury in the first quarter, and playing entirely without their game-breaker halfback Nick Eddy, struck back after trailing 10-0 to deadlock the game with a 28-yard field goal by Joe Azzaro on the first play of the last period.

Then the Irish missed winning by a few agonizing yards when Azzaro failed on a field goal try from the Spartan 31 with less than five minutes remaining. Azzaros pressure kick slithered to the right of the goal posts. That wasted big break came after Irish safety Tom Schoen plucked a Michigan State pass out of the air at mid-field and raced to the Spartan 18. It was then that Michigan State's fighting defensive unit, headed by 283-pound Bubba (Photo by MinoetU Hinson) OIL BOWL TROPHY Th Linden Bed Devils received the OU Bowl Trophy for their winning performance against the Citronelle Wildcats. Left to right, a member of the CitroneUe Jaycees presents the trophy to Lindens Bobby Barr, Coach Walter Headers, tackle Butch King with some assistance from pretty Oil Bowl Queen Jo Ann Davis.

Linden 20-0 Victor In Seventh Annual Oil Bowl At Cifroenelle Rams Have Only One Week Left CITRONELLE The Linden Red Devils spoiled the attempt of the Citronelle Wildcats to win their own Oil Bowl here Friday evening when the Marengo County team took a 20-0 victory In the seventh playing of the annual oontest. It wa the third appearance of Coach Walt Henders team In the bowl and also the third time that they have walked away with the big winner's trophy. Not only did they capture that trophy but back Bobhy Barry received the most valuable back award and tackle Butch King got' top honors for the line play. The Red Devils defense took care of Citronelle in good style, limiting them to only 48 yards rushing and 38 yards passing, Meanwhile, the Linden offense was rolling up 282 yards on the ground and 43 yards thru the air. Quarterback Johnny Moseley directed the Linden attack superbly as they captured their eighth win of the season against only two losses.

He sent halfback Larry Etheridge thru the line for two yards in the first quarter with 5:34 left on the clock and then kicked the extra point himself. In the second quarter It was Etheridge again on a 39-yard run and Moseley missed the point after. This made it 13-0 at the half. There was no scoring in the third frame, but Moseley hit end Buster Ward from three yards out with 3:37 in the game and then kicked the point after. Barr set up the first score when he returned a punt 21 yards to the 14-yard line.

From there Jimbo Allen picked up five and Barr got seven yards for a first down on the two, Etheredge then lost two and Bart got it back before Etheredge scored. On the next score, Barr fumbled a punt and recovered. He ran for one yard to the 39 and Etheridge took it the other 39. In the final drive, a Citronelle interception was nullified by a penalty and Barr carried for 10 yards and Moseley went for four. He then passed to Ward for 12 yards to the nine.

From this point, Moseley lost four yards, but regained three of them on the next play and handed to Etheridge for two more. On the fourth attempt Moseley spotted Ward for the score. 1 I Scott, Bishop, Larry Allen ana Kenny Welch. All these ar either juniors or seniors. Sophomores Paul Ellis and Gary Atkins are also with the squad.

The B-team made up entirely of sophomores and being tutored by Coach Tommy Bettis also got in its first week of work and in a controlled workout gave the varsity candidates some pretty tough competition Thursday afternoon. They will also open their season In York on Nov. 28. The junior high program under Coach Bobby Jackson, with a 13-game schedule ahead of them, does not open until a week later when they take a trip to BelUngrath in Warren Nails Down Bowl Berth For Tennessee Yols Am KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-Sttlstlce of tbe Kentucky -Tennessee football game: Kentucky Tennessee First dorms Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Tarda penalised (Photo by Mbuetta Hinson) LINDEN YARDAGE Linden Red Devils quart -rback Johnny Moseley take off around end on a quarterback keeper for considerable yardage against the Citronelle Wildcato.

The Red Devils whipped the Cats 20-0, By RON SPEER Associated Presa Sports Writer KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Sharp shooting Dewey Warren nailed down a bowl berth for Tennessee Saturday, tossing four touchdown passes which pushed tho yols to a 28-19 conquest of explosive Kentucky. The Tennessee quarterback threw a pair of scoring strikes to fleet Richmond Flowers hit Austin Denney with another and then clinched the triumph in the fourth quarter with a 72-yard touchdown toss to Johnny Mills. The regionally-televised South- Just one more week at most remains before the 1966-67 edition of Parrish High basketball will be unveiled. The Rams will open heir season Nov.

28 in York against the Sumter County Wildcats. Coach Herb McGee, still undecided-after having only one week with his entire squad about his starting unit, said that he plans to work thru Wednesday of this holiday week and then come back for some more work over the weekend. Parrish will take on York on the road that first week and then come home for the first time Friday evening against Prattville. Friday saw squad run thru its first game-type scrimmage with some officiating. I felt it was time that some of them learned that you cant just run over people in this game, McGee said.

He attempted to divide the two teams equally and gave each of the youngsters an opportunity to see some action. There is one thing already apparent that has plagued Parrish teams In recent years lack of height. Steve Henry and Richard Bishop, who stand slightly over 6-2 are the tallest boys on the squad. Foe Jimbo Martin and Joe Twardy come next. Of course, McGee has Scooter Haugen, Lee Calame, Bill Priv-ett, Rusty Palmer, Neal Clary and Henry back off of last years quintet which finished with a 12-12 record.

The still uncut squad, which will be trimmed to 15 this season, includes other than ictter-men Carl Morgan, Chris Peake, Twardy, Martin, Eddie Boyette, Tommy Henry 4-A Playoff Teams Cited Florida Slate Dominates Wake Forest In 28-0 Win BUSINESS MENS LEAGUE BOWLING MEETING The Selma Womens Bowling Association will hold a meeting at the Alabama Gas Company Hospitality Room at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 29. Long ID Sets Off MSU Win MONTGOMERY (AP) Th Alabama High School Athletic Association has selected the four teams which will participate in the state's first 4-A playoffs. A committee which met today named Shades Valley as tha fourth team for the playoff.

Shades Valley will meet top-ranked Lanier of Montgomery in Montgomery Friday night. Second place Lee of Montgomery and Huntsville will tangle next Saturday night at Montgomerys Cramton Bowl. The finals matching tha winners of the two opening playoff rounds will be Dec. 2. However, the site for the ship hag not been selected.

midfield. Blatt ran back to the 34, and fullback Jim Mankins scored the fourth touchdown with a 13-yard run. It was Wake Forests third straight shutout this season and left it with a record of 3-7. It was the second time this year that Florida State has blanked an opponent. Wake Forest 0 0 0 0 0 Florid Stta 7 7 731 F8U Moreinftri 1 run (Loner kick) FSU Green 4 run (Loner kick) FSU Seller 86, pus from Ptjclc (Loner kick) FSU Mankins 13 run (Loner kick) Attendance: 39.176 By BILL GIBSON TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

(AP)-Florida State took charge at the opening kickoff, scored in every quarter and whipped Wake Forests football team 28-0 Satur-day. An improved Florida State defense stopped every Wake Forest scoring attempt by intercepting three passes and holding two other drives on downs. Sophomore quarterback Gary Pajcic completed eight of 12 passes for 179 yards one a school lecord scoring play of 86 yards before he retired midway the third quarter. Larry Green took the opening kickoff at the one, returned to TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Statistic of th Wake Forest-Florid state football game: INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Teams ILCO No.

2 29 7 ILCO No. 1 25 11 Bayuk Cigar 23 13 Sears Roebuck 19 17 Cleveland Tbl No. 2 10 18 Selma Pacts Serv. 18 18 Cleveland Tbl No. 1 16 20 Bell Transfer 14)4 21)4 Alamet 10 28 Auto Parts 7)4 28 High Game Team Sears Roebuck.

994 High Series Team Sears Roebuck 2905 High Individual Game Baldwin 248 High Individual Series Baldwin 651 High Game Team Melton's Amoco 882 Johnnie's Trophy 873 M-Kayans 863 High Individual Series B. Marvel 696 C. Ketzscher 571 T. Gyger 664 High Individual Game R. Harris 216 T.

Gyger 214 B. Marvel 214 By DON MCLEOD Associated Press Writer MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) A 81-yard scoring pass from Terry Padgett to Dale Brady broke epen a bitter ground struggle today and set Memphis State off to a 28-14 football victory over Cincinnati. With the score tied 14-14 in the last period, Padgett spotted Brady running all alone near the right sideline and gently tailed out his second and last completion of the afternoon. The charged up Tigers then bumped Cincinnati workhorse Clem Turner into a fumble on the Bearcats 28 a short time later and pushed over on the ground to sew it up.

Quarterback Padgett ran for MEMPHIS. Tom. (AP) Statistic at Memphis stats football Visit Lilienthal's Young Man's Dept. Famous Name Brands eastern Conference football battle was watched by representatives of the Gator Bowl, with Tennessee expected to be offered a bowl bid next Monday. Kentucky, which closed out its campaign with a 3-8-1 season record and a 2-4 league mark, threw a scare into the favored Vols with a pair of long plays in the first hall Dickey Lyons made up for an early fumble in the 62nd meeting of the traditional rivals with a twisting 72-yard touchdown on a punt return, and halfback Larry Seiple took a pass from Terry Beadles 78 a to set up Beadles one yard scoring plunge.

Beadles touchdown gave Kentucky a 13-7 lead with two minutes left in the first half, but Dan Spanish missed the conversion kick and Tennessee shot in front to stay with a scoring drive in the last 90 seconds of the second quarter. Warren hit Flowers with a 7-yard scoring toss with 18 seconds left In the half and Gary Wright kicked the point to send the Vols ahead 14-13, and they widened the gap on the first play of the fourth period when Warren fired again for 7 yards and a touchdown to Flowers. Mills, who caught seven passes, scored on his 72-yard catch with 13 minutes left in the game to assure the Vols of a 6-3 record with only Vanderbilt left on the schedule. Kentucky narrowed the gap with a final touchdown, scored by Lyons on a 5-yard plunge, giving the Wildcats the most points scored against Tennessee this year. Warren completed 14 of 30 passes for 274 yards, and his touchdown tosses made the performance one of the finest of the hurley juniors career.

Beadles, rushed by the Tennessee defense led by linebacker Paul 7 n) passes for 174 yards. Two fumbles and a pass interception kept Tennessee from breaking away in the first half, but Kentucky also was plagued by errors and the Vols kept pos-session of the beer bowl awarded to the winner, i SELMA BOWLERETTE8 Teams SUITS SPORT COATS SWEATERS Cleveland Table KUPPENHEIMER BOTANY H.I.S. VAN ARROW CRICKETEER VAN HEUSEN Leons SHIRTS PANTS JACKETS ALL WEATHER COATS Cincinnati Mim.St. First dons Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost yards penalised the 28 and Pajcic and his crew took over. They went the rest of the way in 11 plays with Bill Moreman bucking over from the one.

Florida State, with a 5-4 record now and Maryland left to play, put Wake Forest in the hole late in th first quarter. Flanker Bill Cox downed a punt on the one-yard line. Unable to make a first down, Wake Forest punted out to the 40, but T. K. Wetherell ran it back to the four and Green took it across for the second touchdown.

The 86-yard pass from Pajcic to flanker Ron Sellers was the third quarter touchdown. It topped a school record of 80 yardj set back in 1959, when Florida State was playing Newberry not long converting from a girls school. The final touchdown was set up by flanker Mike Blatts interception of Wake Forest quarterback Ken Ericksons pass at W. Ala. Thermogas 1823 High Game Team Gastons 628 Powers Motors 808 Peoples Bank 602 High Individual Series J.

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Sutherland 217 B. Stone 175 Hayden Mfg. High Series Team Pizza Pronto 1791 Selmont Texoca 1719 Barrett Amoco 1653 High Game Team Pizza Pronto 844 Selmont Texaco 589 Selma Pest Control 569 High Individual Series Jane Hill 503 Dot Stewart 498 Norma McLean 469 High Individual Game J. Hill and D. Stewart 181 M.

Ketzscher 175 Lillian Frye 174 Smart Shoes For The Smart Young Man! famous Name Brand With A Wide Selection Of Colors Styles And Sizes. If Thom Me An had used ordinary leather and left out the amaziiiy soft lining. tho score, jumping like a steeplechase runner in the broken field. Fullback Herb Covington scored the other two Tiger touchdowns, one on a school record-tying 92-yard burst from scrimmage. Turner ran more than all the ether backs an the fieil scored both Cincinnati touchdowns, one from two yards out and the other on a 45 yard scramble.

Both teams got close enough to try field goals in the first half but Turner for Cincinnati and Wood Stevens for Memphis State both missed the range. Turner led both teams on the ground, gaining 179 yards in 32 carries. Covington accumulated 140 in 15 tries. Padget gained 100 yards running and 73 cm his two pass completions. Cincinnati 7 8 7 014 Memphis stats 7 7 11 IS OtPtwnn i no (Lrart.

Bek) Mam Covington nm (Stevens Bek) Msn Covington on (Storms Bek) Cto Turner 48 nm (Lewie Bek) Mem Brady pea from Padgett (Bek felled) Mem Padgett nm (pees tailed) Att-mr Ule and'15 ntucky 0 13 0 818 aneasee 7 7 8 1428 Tom Denney 3 pen from Warren (Wright Bek) Ky Lyon 72 punt return (Spanish kick) Ky Beadles 1 run (kick (ailed) Tenn Floweri 7 paas from Warren (Wright Bek) Tenn Flowers 7 pass from Warren (Wright Bek) enn Mills 73 pass from Warren (Wright Bek) Ky Lyons I run (pass failed) Attendance 43.7M High Series Team Citizens Bank 1 1981 Central Produce 1980 Selma Stationery 1946 High Game Team Citizens Bank 716 Selma Stationery 687 Central Produce 677 SELMA MIXED LEAGUE Teams Citizens Bank 24 12 Coca-Cola 23 13 Central Produce 22)4 13)4 Selma Stationery 21 15 Cooper Mo. (Cam.) 19 17 Picks Drive-In' 18 18 Pizza Pronto 16)4 19)4 Sel. Cycle A Mar. 18)4 20)4 Ratcliffe Hdw. Cam.

12)4 23)4 Dixie Super Store 8 28 High Series Women J. Hill 01 F. Gyger 460 A. Snodgrass 471 High Series Men C. Ketzscher 289 B.

Snodgrass 563 D. Rush 255 High Game Women A. Snodgrass 192 Hill 187 F. Gyger 181 High Game Men C. Ketzscher 214 B.

Snodgrass 212 T. Edwards 206 PINBUSTERS LEAGUE Teams Champion Texaco 24 Pickerings 22 Selma Curb Market 20 Mangolds 15 Elmore's 15 Craig Hill Park 14 High Series Team Craig Hill Park 1675 Champion Texaco 1605 Pickerings 1582 High Game Team Craig Hill Park 597 Champion Texaco 589 Pickerings 589 High Individual Series Bunny Buckley 485 Doris Mulvihill 480 Peggy Reeves 470 High Individual Game Bunny Buckley 179 Dot Hayes 179 Peggy Reeve 178 Fay Bunch 175 This Wouldn't Be BEEFSTEAK! LILIENTHAL'S A COSTLY MIS8 CINCINNATI OP) A missed 10 pin spare In the fifth frame of her final game cost Mrs. Anita Vollmer of Cincinnati the WIBC series record. On scores of 278-268-245 she was only one pin from the record 792, spries bowled hy Janet Harman of Norwalk, in 1963. RUBBING IT ON BALTIMORE, Md.

UP)' One World Series fan added insult to injury by carrying a banner which Thank Willie Davis, our 10th Oriole. Davis made three errors on two fly balls in the second game in Los Angeles. Davis plays center field for the Dodgers. HENDRICKS ft TATI Inturanca ft Reel IlNtt appraisals Ml Water Ava. 74-2591 BROAD STREET.