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DAILY TIMES-ADVOCATE SATURDAY ESCONDIDO. CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 30. 1965 11 MAC DIVOT By Keefer and Lansky lAT yure' THAT ROLV rt)N'T TELL ME AH PLL'MB AGAIN' University hands Pats Avo League loss AH SHOuLPO T-NCYlfcD rnrT-'G-rrupV wotiLP EMPACRAS-9 EVE-EiSC'PY. AhLL HAVE T1 thin. somethin' TO TRICK The A6AiU RZANKlY I THN1C the COOT-STOPPING IDEA )l fx E.NEt? back Bill Robell's three-vard run over the left side.

Bob Wolfe's first of five consecutive successful conversion kicks put University on top, 7-0. The Dons had a nine-yard touchdown run by Bob Case nullified by a clipping penalty By TOM SAXE T-A Staff Writer SAX DIEGO Coach Bull Trometters University High School football machine showed Orange Glen its heels Friday afternoon at University of San Diego Stadium. The final score of 35-7, which kept the unbeaten (6-0) Dons on a collision course with Avocado League co leaders Oceanside and San Dieguito the next two weeks, could have been closer STATISTICS OG First Downs 4 19 Yard Rushing 39 282 Passe 5-13 Ml Passes Int By 1 Yards Passing Fft 139 Net Yards Rush Pas. 98 421 Fumbles Lost 1 Punting 530 8 Penalties 65 25 University tallied its last two touchdowns on Dunning's 17-vard pass to Rozek later in the third quarter and on a two-yard run by Mike Carey in the last period. University is 2-0 in the Avocado league.

The Pats have an 0-2 Avo reading and are 0-4-1 on the campaign. Orange Glens JayVee swept to its fifth win without a loss Thursday, a 15-0 decision over University, as Jerry Ferrara scored both touchdowns. Score By Quarter: Orange Gien 0 0 7 0 University 14 7 7 5 Scoring: Robell. 3 run (Wolfe kick! Dunning to Rozek, 17 pass iWolfe kick) Dunning to Crossman. 38 pass (Wolfe kick) OG Dean.

15 run (Ray Teel kick) Dunning to Rozek. 17 pass (Wolte kick) Carey, 2 run (Wolfe kick) ORANGE Gk EN INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Carlsbad grinds out victory over Knights Ferree leader al 133 AVO LEAGUE STANDINGS moved the ball to the Don 20 in the fourth quarter. The Dons, staying on the ground most of the game, controlled the ball for 63 per cent of the plays from scrimmage (69-37). They started out by running off 20 plays in the first quarter to five for the Pats. University held quarter leads of 7-0, 21-0, and 27-7.

Orange Glen scored it touchdown early in the third quarter when Dean swept right end for 15 yards after taking a pitchout. The Patriots muffed a scoring opportunity in the games opening moments when a pass thrown by Moyneur was intercepted by Lou Thompson on the Don 22-yard line after being batted by an intended receiver. It was Orange Glen's first play from scrimmage. The Patriots had gained possession when, on Universitys second scrimmage play, Pat end Barry Hollins picked off a two-yarder thrown by Don signal-caller Steve Dunning. After Thompson's interception, the Dons marched 8S yards in 13 running plays to score the games initial touchdown on full University 0 San Dieguito ft Oceanside 0 Orange Glen 0 Vista ft Fallbrook 0 2 eight-play, btMurd jaunt for the anJ a one-yard dive by Jim winners the second period.

Inouve. By STAN THIEN T-A Correspondent In the JayVee skirmish. defeated the Knight light- Three Carlsbad drives were cut just short of touchdowns. Lawton hauled down an interception on the Knight three-yard early in the second period, but two plays later Dunning tossed a 17-vard scoring pass to end Bill Rozek for their second acceptable score. Dunnings 33-yard touchdown pass-run play to end John Crossman advanced the margin to 21-0 at halftime.

Orar.ge Glen took the second-half kik ar and scored in five plays on Deans run. Fullback John Hinton ran 27 yards and Moyneur passed six yards to Teel and 12 yards to Dean to set up the TD. Ray Teel, twin brother of Russ, booted the conversion. had not crucial penalties upset the Patriots momentum on several possible scoring opportunities. The most harmful calls nullified a 43-yard pass play from quarterback Paul Moyneur to wingback Sam Oliva to the University 12-vard stripe in the third period, and an 11-yard halfback aerial front Jim Dean to Russ Teel which would have STATISTICS SM i i In) 4 Pas 188 58 i 1 2 J7 2 5 0 51 FtrM DofH Ytifcls PdNSFS Paisas Int By Yards Passing Nat Yard Rush umbles Lost Punting Penalties ESCONDIDO San Marco-, High School will be trying to jump back into Pulomar League championship contention when it takes on arch-rival Poway here Friday night.

The Knights saw their msioiis of entering the Poway con pm with an undefeated league record disappear when they encountered the tough Carlsbad football squad Friday night. Carlsbad ruined Parents' Night for San Marcos by chalking up a 27-6 victory before onlookers at Memorial Field San Marcos had looked particularly impressive in its last two outings by scoring a 37-H shutout of San Miguel and a 66-7 rout over Ramona. The Knights Pirates romp to 21-0 win over Panthers in Avo tilt line to halt one attempt. Another Lancer march was stopped on the San Marcos two-yard line when time ran out in the first half. Trahan intercepted a pass in the end zone to end the last threat.

"Carlsbad has a tough team," San Marcos Couch Bob Wood-house stated. The difference in the game was their ability to adjust and to stop our offense." The invaders rounded their scoring in the second half with a 26-yard run by Ron Rus- PALOMAR LEAGUE STANDINGS up an additional 12 yards on three receptions, and teamed writh end Ted Alexander on a 51-yard halfback pass play. The Panthers, whose defensive unit was pushed around convincingly by Oceansides POWJW 0 Carlsbad 1 0 Sin Marcos I Ramona 0 1 Marian I Army Navy 0 2 Itcsults Helix .14 Monte Vista 0 Lincoln H. Hoover 0 Granite Htii 8. Grossmont 0 Kearny 8.

La Jolla 0 Morse 13, St. Augustine I Mt Miguel 7, Santana 6 FI Capitan 33. FI Caion 21 Pt Loma 28. Madison 7 Castl Park 31. Mark Keep al STATISTICS SAN JOSE (UPI) Little Jim Ferree, a crosshanded putter who isnt even in the top 50 in money won this year, nursed a two-stroke lead over the field today going into the third round of the $46,000 Almaden Open golf tournament.

Ferree. a 34-year-old diminu-nutive professional from Corona, by way of North Carolina, always has had putting troubles. That's why he went to the unorthodox cross-handed style of putting. All I know is Im getting the ball in the hole, Ferree said after turning in a 66-67133, 11-under par at the 7,045 yard Almaden Country Club course. His two fine rounds gave him a couple of strokes over two other darkhorse contenders-Bob Verwey, brother-in-law of Gary Player, and Charles Coody, a big, rangy Texan from Houston, who stood at 135.

The battle for first place money of $7,200 was worth much more to Ferree and Verwey. A win would vault them into the top 50 money winners which means they would not have to qualify in 1966 to PGA-sanctioned events. Defending champion Billy Casper stood seven shots back of Ferree at 140 going into the home stretch while the first day leaders Allen Geiberger of Santa Barbara, and rookie Steve Oppermann of San Francisco both had bad second rounds. Geibergers score was 65-73138 while Oppermanns was 65-74 139. Still in running for the top prize were Don Massengale, Billy Martindale, Gary Bauer, Ken Still and Larry Mowry at 137 while the 138 bracket included Gardner Dickinson Dean Refram, Bob Zimmerman, Bruce Crampton, Mason Rudolph and Geiberger.

PC harriers finish Mill al Ml. SAC YAMAHA 60 Symbol of Quality Since 1887 VISTA Sophomore halfback Ron Figueroa, called up from the JayVee this week, made a most auspicious debut for Vista High Schools varsity gridders Friday night, but for the Panthers the evening otherwise was another disappointing one. Oceanside rolled up 312 yards on the ground, remaining unbeaten in two Avocado League games by grinding out a 21-0 win before 3,000 fans. The loss was the Panthers second in the Avo without a victory. It made their seasons record 1-3.

Oceanside row has beaten yista, a meek arch-rival, seven years in a row and leads in the series, 16 wins to three. There have been tw-o ties. Figueroa, in his first varsity game, carried the ball four times for 29 yards, picked Schweikert back NEW YORK (UPI) The New York Jets Friday reactivated rookie flankerback Bob Schweikert and placed second-year man Jim Evans on the taxi squad. Schweikert, the Jets No. 4 draft choice, was a quarterback in college.

first of two fumbles by quarterback George Gregoroff cut off their deepest penetration of the opening half. The Bucs moved inside the Vista 29-yard line three more times prior to intermission but the Panthers stiffened and stopped them three times, once when Jim Stephens and Larry Pearce busted through to drop quarterback Chuck Oliver for an 11-yard loss on fourth down. A holding penalty nullified a 35-yard touchdown pass from Oliver to McMoore. Oceanside scored twice in the second half on McMoores two-yard plunge with 6:17 to play in the third period and on Pao Paos seven-yard run writh 0:21 left in the game. Pao Paos kicks split the uprights after both TDs.

Vista, with Figueroa and Alexander teaming up on their long pass, advanced to the Ocean-side 30 in the final quarter but lost the ball on downs. The Panthers had two other potential drives halted when Sandy Heath and Otis Raibon picked off Gregoroff passes. With Figueroa missing, Vistas previously unbeaten JayVee squad dropped a 21-0 preliminary decision to the undefeated Bucs. Tom Saxe. Scor By Quarter: Vista 0 ft 0 0 0 Oceanside 7 0 7 721 Scoring: Dyle.

58 run Pao Pao kick) McMoore. run Pao Pao kick Pao Pao. 7 run (Pao Pao k'ck) VISTA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (1-1 in the league and 3-3 for the season) should have saved some points for Carlsbad, though, as three fumbles and four pass interceptions plagued the San Marcos offense. Carlsbad, on the other hand, used its pmpo nt passing to march up and down the field. The Lancers hit on 12 of 15 passes for 168 yards while the ground game added 190 yards to their attack The Lancers (5-1) scored first by driving 61 yards after the opening kickoff.

Big plays of the march were two passes by quarterback Tom Chase, one each to Danny Lundhagen and Bob Watson. Chase hit Lundhagen for 14 yards and then connected with Watson for a 41-yard touchdown pass with 9:28 left in the f.rst quarter. San Marcos came back n-utes later to tally its onlv touchdown of the evening. Runs by Ed Marty and Tony Trahan and a 12-yard pass to Jim Stein-barth from Bob Lawson set the ball on the Carlsbad one-yard line. Trahan plunged across fur the touchdown.

A 13-yard scoring pass from Chase to Tom Coe capped an Sau Dieuilo gallops past Fallbrook ENCINITAS Sun Dieguito High School, which has eyes for an Avocado League championship after slipping to a 1-8 record last year, continued its winning ways Friday night by crushing slumping Fallbrook, 28-7. The Mustangs scored 14 points in the opening quarter and 14 more in the last period to chalk up their second Avo victory without a loss and fifth season triumph in six starts. The Warriors, who have dropped four games in succession after a pair of opening wins, scored their lone touchdown in the second period on Jerry Ports 10-yard scoring aerial to Jim Chaffin. Chris Powvall kicked the PAT. Fallbrook has an 0-2 league reading.

San Dieguito's first TD came on a 16-vard run by halfback Ryan Scharbarth early in the opening quarter. John Hanlon booted the first of four extra points. The Mustangs scored later in the first period on a 60-yard punt return by Rick Houk. San Dieguitos fourth-quarter touchdowns came on a two-yard run by fullback Steve Cory and a 37-yard keeper by Leonard Gann, the Mustangs all-league quarterback candidate. Score by Quarters: Tallbrook 0 7 0 07 San Dieguito 14 0 0 1428 Steals the tsliow TEHERAN, Iran (UPI) -Waldemir Bazanowski of Poland Friday hoisted a total of 943 pounds to win the lightweight division of the world weight-1 i i championships and overshadow a world record performance by Russia's Vladimir Kaplunov in the clean and jerk.

tain the Pirate running game built around Fred Dyle, Smittv McMoore, Chris Chambliss and Loia Pao Pao. Two Vista players sustained possible serious injuries, Gil Rojas (neck) and Scott Martinson (knee). The visitors wasted little time taking charge. Fullback Dyle busted 58 yards over left guard to score on the games second scrimmage play. Pao Paos conversion kick was good.

The Panthers came right back to take the ball to the Ocean-side 35-yard stripe before the Wine Cellar nine shooliii for lliird straight victory ESCONDIDO Holiday Wine Cellar, a one-sided winner in its first two National League outings in the San Diego Baseball Association, will seek its third straight victory Sunday against the National City All-Stars at Finney Field. The contest will start at 1 p.m., and Don Cootware, manager of the Escondido nine, is expected to send Escondido High School righthander Tom Johnson to the mound. Johnson, a junior at EHS, was the winning pitcher in the Wine Cellars first two games. The Escondidans clubbed St. Augustine Post 731, 11-0, and routed Chula Vista, 19-5, in those games.

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It was the first time in three years that Detroit has beaten the perennial champs, who only have a 2-3 record as they go (nr their eighth straight world Elsewhere in the NBA lridav night, things went truer to form. It was Cincinnati 131, Baltimore 121 and San Francv co grabbed the Western i-sion lead with a 110-100 over New York. Boston grabbed a 60-43 lead at Detroit as Jones hit 22 points. But Eddie Miles, who wound up with 36, Scott and rook Bill Buntin led the second half comeback. WALNUT Palomar College placed 11th among small junior colleges in the Mt.

SAC Invitational cross country meet at Mt. San Antonio Junior College Friday. Jim Adkins was Palomars first finisher in 21st place. He clocked 18:15 for 3.75 miles. Dave Funderburk, who said he was unable to breathe due to heavy smog, wound up 63th in 20:42" Other Comet fimsheis were Denton Wells, 79th in Tony Gumbrell, 80th in and Jim Pfleeger, 92nd in 21:51.

Grossmonts Erich Russell was a surprise individual winner over teammate Bob Lamor-andier. Russell, a freshman, was timed in 16:51. The Griffins won the team title with 35 points to 111 for runner-up Southwestern, 117 for Santa Ana, 149 for Citrus, 135 for San Diego and 190 for Ventura. Other division winners Friday were Pasadena City College in the large JC division and In the Novice JC division, and San Diego State College in the four-year college class. Escondido and Vista high schools were slated to run in prep competition at Mt.

SAC today. They were scheduled to compete in different divisions. KFMB and televised regionally by NBC outside of San Diego. Despite Boston's 0-6-1 record. San Diego Coach Sid Gillman is fearful of the Patriots.

How long can you keep these fellows down?" he wondered while ticking off the names of Babe Parilli, Gino Cappelletti and Larry Garron. They are overdue to explode. Gillman also is painfully aware of the class of the Boston defense and its peerless middle linebacker Nick Buoni-conti. Hes the greatest in the game," says Sid. But if accolades for defense are in order, no team deserves them more than San Diego.

I-'or example: In the three games in the Last, the Chargers allowed only one touchdown and that on a 73-yard pass play by Bostons Parilli to Ron Burton. In their last 6ix games, the Chargers have given up only four touchdowns and denied Oakland, Buffalo and New York a single six-pointer. For the season, the Chargers lead the league in every team statistical category. We don't have any individuals in defensive football. sayd unit Coach Chuck Noll in refusing to single out players for praise.

This has been strictly a fine team effort by a proud, dedicated group of players." The starting San Diego defensive team: Linemen Earl Faison, George Gross, Ernie Ladd. Bob Petnch: linebackers Dick Degen, Chuck Allen, Frank Buncom; backs Jimmy Warren, Speedy Duncan, Kenny Graham, Bud Whitehead. With Keith Lincoln making his first start of the season, San Diego had its Hall of Flame" backfield intact against the Jets last Saturday night. John Hadl. Lance Alworth, Paul Lowe and Lincoln gave the Shea Stadium crowd of 60,679 several flashes of Charger lightning.

Hadl completed 16 of 28 passes for 182 yards: Alworth caught seven for 142 yards; Lowe gained 110 yards in 16 tarries and ripped off touchdown runs of 59 and eight yards, and Lincoln gained 49 yards in 11 carries and caught four passes for 30 yards. In Sundays other AFL games, Eastern Division leader Buffalo faces Houston, New York entertains Denver and Oakland visits Kansas City. SAN DIEGO It's Homecoming for the San Diego Chargers Sunday. After a successful three-week Eastern invasion, the high-flying Chargers return to Balboa Stadium to engage the one team they did not beat in the East the Boston Patriots. San Diego was tied by Boston, 13-13, in between victories over Buffalo, 34-3, and New York, 34-9.

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