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I ax 4 A A this ac-v too hade good iting ig is 1 (Staff Photo) UftH Photo) favored University of Chattanooga to a 7-7 tie Joe Dunn (12) of Chattanoo- ga is at left Wolfe completed eight of 17 passes for 93 yards to lead the Buc aerial game (Staff Photo) SETS UP TIE Alex Williams of Jonesboro is stepping high here and it was this play which gave the Bucs the opportunity to tie favored Chattanooga 7-7 last night at University Stadium Williams intercepted a Moc pass on the Chattanooga 47 and ran 29 yards to the Chattanooga 18 to set up touchdown The interception came with 9:05 left in the half The game-tying TD came less than three minutes later WOLFE SCORES Walter Wolfe East Tennessee State University quarterback moves across for touchdown in the second quarter Wolfe "(16)- scored from the two with 6:20 left irfthe half as the Bucs held 14-yarder on the Buc TD drive in the 'second quarter and finished with 133 yards to lead both teams in rushing for the night The Bucs forced the favored visitors No 9 in the national UPI small-college poll to settle for a 7-7'tie THERE HE IS Yes the David Holtsclaw (24) just after finished a run in' the second quarter of last East -Tennessee State University-Chatta-nooga game at University Stadium Holtsclaw picked up a big Bench Views ETS battles Chattanooga to 7-7 draw LSU fall 14-7 by Jimmy Smyth Sports Editor Bucs outplay favored Mocs Spurrier paces Saturday's Call Feetball By United Pnsi International ovc I East Tennessee 7 Chattanooga 7 (tie) Morehead IS Tennessee Tech 14 Middle Tenn 21 Western 0 Austin Peay 50 Southeast Mo 7 By JIMMY SMYTH Sports Editor Florida victory East Tennessee State University parlayed a rock-ribbed defense and the ability to control the football most of the time into a 7-7 tie with favored University of Chattanooga before a neaf-capacity crowd last night in University Stadium Bucs soundly outplayed the previously umblemished Mocs who were rated No 9 in the national small college poll of United Press International had been ranked sixth nationally going into the game were two fumbles that came just when LSU was on the verge Staflcs: FUNERALS ARE SAD indeed and Mike was particularly so because Mike at 20 was so young to go It would be very difficult for loved ones in their bereavement to look up and see the sun come shinning through the clouds and the windows of First Baptist Church at Church Hill just as the funeral began at 2 And it would be equally difficult for those whom Mike left behind on earth to observe the beauty of the brand new church in which funeral was held and to reflect In their grief on the beauty of the relationship of fruitful 20 ypars to the church building itself which is yet unfinished Mike a standout football player at Church Hill High School who went on to star at the University of South Carolina is dead of cancer but to say that his work is ended is tosay that the yet-to-be-completed balcony of the Church Hill Baptist Church makes the church unable to carry on its work The church wai Over flowlHg'vwlth people who loved First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Fla 148 1 0 GAINESVILLE Fla (UPI)-Steve passing and a pair of goal line fumble recoveries carried Florida to an upset 14-7 victory over Louisiana State Saturday in a key Southeastern Conference football game played in 95 degree eat Spurrier junior quarterback passed for first touchdown and help set up the second But even more important in the upset of the Bengals who Alex Williams former Jonesboro High star grabbed off an Elmore pass on (See BUCS Page 24) LSU 17 18 75 I 16 1 -1 40 Passes Intercepted by Punts 7 7 46 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 53 Chattanooga had previously downed Jacksonville and Tennessee Tech while the Bucs had split two games beating Murray 27-24 but losing to Western Kentucky 15-14 David Holtsclaw the led a punishing Buccaneer running game which outdid the visitors 174 'yards Score by quarters Chattanooga 7 East Tennessee 7 7 -Gregory (9-yard pass from Elmore) Ferria kick Wolfe (2 yard run) Kmcely kick STEVE SPURRIER Paces Gator Win The statistics: KTSU 16 174 18 Clutt 9 132 7 I 1 32 7-35 1 0 3-32 of scoring The first came midway in the second period and was recovered by Gator end Bruce Bennett on the five The second came with only five minutes to play when Gator end Lynn Matthews flopped on LSU back Joe bobble on the two Stalled On 38 LSU got the ball once more in the dying seconds but the Gators stalled them on the Florida 38 Florida scored the First downs Yards rushing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by Yards passing Punts-average Fumbles Fumbles lost Sandy Koufax beats Braves to give Dodgers NL crown 104 4-44 3 2 3-26 Penalties-yards to 132 and quarterback Walter Wolfe using Wayne Waff and Gary Wirth as his favorite tar- LOS ANGELES Koufax pitched the Los An- 2 in a game starting an hour earlier victories in the National League He allowed only four hits the-National EAST Princeton 37 Columbia Penn 7 Brown 0 Dartmouth 27 Hoiy Cross 4 UCLA 24 Penn St 22 Boston 14 Tempi 7 Ktngs Point 10 Wagner 7 Army 10 Boston 0 Rutgers 17 Connecticut 0 Colgate 7 Yale 0 Cornell 49 Lehigh 13 Hofstra 31 Lafayette 7 Delaware 15 Gettysburg 0 Harvard 33 Tufts 0 Syracuse 24 Maryland 7 Buffalo It Mass 4 St Lawrence 18 Susquehanna 0 Maine 35 Vermont 4 Wayne sburg 43 Juanita 14 Del Val 15 Hfyerfocd Yl Lycoming If Albright 9 Thiel I Reserve 7 Westminster 7 Grove City 0 Island 14 Hamp 0 Conn 53 Glassboro 7 East 40 Colby 22 Howard 26 La Coll 3 Slippery Rock 13 Evinboro 0 Swarthmore 16 Dickinson 12 Gienvilie 9 Concord 7 Springfield 21 Williams I Bates 32 Trinity 14 Allegheny 26 Oberim 15 Rochester 14 Hobart 13 Wesleyan 23 Bowdom T3 A Marshall 77 i Hopkins 14 Mansfietd 7 Bloomsburg 6 Indiana Pa 46 Shippensburg 7 Maryland 15 Penn Mil 14 Betheny 21 Wash 4 Jeff 14 Alfred 49 Union 19 Middlebury 15 Worcester 14 Island 23 Hamp 6 Maine Maritime 26 Curry 4 Amherst 49 Am Int 4 SOUTH Florida 14 LSU 7 Auburn 23 Kentucky IS Miss St 43 Tampa 7 Ga Teeh 33 Clemson 4 Virginia 21 17 I 9 Wm 4 Mary 7 Va 63 Pitt 43 Furman 14 Carolina 7 Sydney Wash 8 tee Wake Forest 7 Vanderbilt 0 St Paul 50 Voorhees 6 Virginia St 29 Howard 12 Morgan 30 Car Coll 0 Co Coll 20 Charleton II Sewanee 23 -Mwcon 0 Caro 9 Guilford 7 Southern 26 Brown 9 Wash 14 I 0 Cortland 10 Bridgeport Tariuo 23 Meth 4 Lincoln 4 Central 4 Rose Poly 20 (If Colt 7 -Wallace 41 Capital 14 Fairmont 14 WVa Wes 7 West Liberty 4 Bluefieid 4 Carson-Newman 27 Missouri School Of Mines 0 South Carolina lit State 7 Florida State 9 Baylor 7 MIDWEST Georgia 15 Michigan 7 Notre Dame 31 N'Westem 7 Cincinnati 14 Wichita 4 Mich 10 Hillsdale 0 Wisconsin 16 Iowa 13 Mich St 22 Illinois 12 Kent St 27 Ohio 10 Missouri 17 oMinn 6 Nebraska 44 Iowa St 0 Monmouth 19 Cornell Coll II tnd Cen 21 Hanover 13 Monmouth 19 Cornell Colt II tnd- enw21t Hanover 13 Anderson '19 Taylor 13 and admired Mike Johnson Many persons not related to Mike dabbed at their eyes In my seat in the balcony although I knew this was no football game I was covering the thought persisted that I was indeed sitting in a press box overlooking the field of play on which Mike had performed so well Proud for sports I was that the Rev White and the Rev Salley twin brother of Church Hill coach Salley could speak so meaningful of the Christian life "Mike had lived In just 20 years the Rev W'hite pointed out Mike had jived such a fine life that it could be held up as an example for others to follow Some live 40 50 60 years without setting that example the Rev White said The esteem in which Mike was held at South Carolina was shown 'by the presence of South Carolina head coach' Bass and several of Gamecock teammates in-- eluding Phil Branson of Church Hill the leading rusher this reason Yes Mike was young to die but unlike most of us Mike was ready to die Mike was a church goer a prayerful youth according to his pastor Our world of sports our area of sports can well be proud that Mike came this way As one of the eulogize pointed out Friday using a ship propelled by sails as an example: the ship as the breeze hits the sail slowly moves out of sight or goes way But said the speaker the ship is as big as ever wherever It is it really gone Milwaukee Let Angeles ab bl ab bl Atou If 2 0 0 0 Wills ts 4 0 0 0 Tttomas If 1 0 0 0 Gilliam 3b 3 1 0 0 Aaron rf 4 0 0 0 Knndy 3b 0 0 0 0 Oliver 4 12 1 Davis cf 4 0 0 0 Torre 1b 4 0 0 0 Fairly rf 4 0 0 0 DeLHoz 3b 4 0 1 0 Jhnsn If 3 10 0 Cline pr 0 6 0 0 Lfbvre 2b 3 12 0 Jones cf 3 0 0 0 Parker 1b 000 Wdrd ss 2b 3 0 10 Rosebro 10 0 1 Alomar 2b 2 0 0 0 Koufa 2 0 3 1 Mnke ph-ss 1 0 0 0 Clnmger 10 0 0 Bolling ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 30 1 4 I Totals 27 3 3 2 Milwaukee 000 100 000- 1 Los Angeles 100 020 3 But the victory did not come easily to the light-hitting Dodgers They capitalized on walks to score their three runs off Cloninger as the 24-game winner allowed only one hit before himself off the mound in the fifth inning- The Dodgers had to clinch the pennant on their own because the San Francisco Giants defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3- League championship Saturday hurling a 3-1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves in the pennant-clinching game for his 26th victory pf the season The victorious Dodgers managed only two hits off loser Tony Clomn-ger Working with only two days rest Koufax struck out 13 men in becoming only the third modem lefthander to post 26 Oliver Gilliam Los 1 Milwaukee 7 Los Angeles 5 HR Oliver (21) Gilliam JOHNSON CITY TENN PRESS-CHRONICLI SUNDAY OCTOBER 3 1965 21 the second period began on a 22 yard pass from Spurrier to halfback Richard Trapp LStJ struck back "to knot-the score at 7 7 with just one minute 54 seconds left in the first half when quarterback Nelson Stok-ley circled left end from the four yarrfme and Doug Moreau converted Florida scored on an 86-yard drive late in the third period with fullback John Feiber 'carrying over from the one 72 Yards Florida traveled 72 yards in 10 plays to score its first touchdown with Spurrier mixing his passes with runs by halfback Alan Poe and fullback Don Knappe Trapp caught his first pass of the season when he grabbed a 13-yard Spurrier heave on the LSU 22 On the next play Trapp ran deep into the end -zone and Spurrier hit him per Cloninger faced 5 men In 5th Cloninger Olivo 2:42 41574 ORT ivins lose to Angels THIS IS A GOOD WEEK for the Johnson City Hilltop-pers and the Elizabethton Cyclones to make the United Press International top 10 high school football teams in the state The Cyclones (5-0) had the week off but the Hilltoppers after being held to a 0-0 deadlock at Bristol this week before came thundering back to whip Hampton 33-6 Johnson City is now 4r0-l The Toppers took an awful tumble after being tied by Bristol but things could be righted a title by ijimbllng Fred Lofenzen on pole spot for todaysiWilkes fectly Kicking specialist Wayne Barfield converted Florida them back upstairs The Cyclones though admittedly play Ing the softer part of their schedule first deserve a better break in the top 10 Elizabethton for instance beat the same Bradley team -10-7 which barely lost Jo Jop-ranked Chattanooga Central 13-12 Friday night Lf- Scoring 23 fronfi Spurrier (Bar field kick) Stokley 4 run (Moreau kick) Feiber 1 run (Farfield kick) NORTH WILKESBORO NC (UPI) Ford-driving Curtis Turner of Charlotte led 10 more drivers who qualified Saturday lor the running of the Wilkes 250-mile grand national stock car race today Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst The coming week is the big one for the Toppers and Cvclones Johnson City invades Oak Ridge which lost a 13-7 decision to Lenoir City-Friday night and Elizabethton goes to Tennessee High which dropped a 21-6 verdict to Sevier-ville Friday night' which picked up 104 yards to only 32 for the Mocs Thk two teams exchanged second-quarter touchdowns and three times the Bucs were with-iif shouting distance of field goals but failed to convert the chances into points The last 'attempt came with only 2:15 left in the game but had to be attempted from 42 yards out The other field goal attempts were from 32 yards out with :42 left in the first period and from 25 yards out with 7:29 re maining in the third period 278 Yards Overall the Bucs collected 279 yards in total offense to 164 for the Mocs who went into the game a one-touchdown favorite Both the Mocs and Bucs lost their starting quarterbacks early in the game with injuries Larry Watson suffered a Ruccaneer coaches said after' the game and will probably be lost for the rest of the season Don Shaver the opening quarterback was shaken up at the start of the game and went apparently not seriously injured 133 Yards Holtsclaw" repeatedly boring through the Chattanooga defenses carried the ball 21 times for 133 yards The high-stepping Buccaneer back had crowd-pleasing runs of 35 26 and 14 yards in that total It took quite awhile for either of the hard-hitting teams to get across the 50-yard stripe but the Bucs finally broke the ice when Holtsclaw raced from his own 40 to the Moc 25 with 3:10 left in the first period The Buc drive stalled however and Kmcely tried a field goal which failed Chattanooga capitalized on its first scoring opportunity after Tom MacGuire pounced on a Jim Steele fumble of a Chattanooga punt at the ETSU 27 Mocs Score The recovered fumble came on the final play pi the- first period and the Mocs got the ball into the end zone in less than three minutes after the second quarter opened Gary Tucker who gained 99 yards for the Mocs led the way on the ground to the Buccaneer nine and then Larry Elmore passed to Jack Gregory in the end zone for the touchdown with 12:37 to go in the half The Bucs got their chance to score in-the same period when LA favored overTwiiis I MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Two of the Minnesota Twins front line pitchers could not contain seventh place Clflifornia and the Angels edged the American League champions 54 Saturday Starter Camilo Pascual and reliever Jim Grant both scheduled to start in the World Series were guilty of wildness Grant who will open the series Wednesday relieved Pascual in the sixth after Pascual walked three hit a batter and threw a run-allowing wild pitch Grant also walked three men in his two innings of relief and took the loss his seventh against 21 wins Angels starter George Brunet walked and scored in the third and Albie Pearson who got on base five times was hit by a pitch and later scored on wild pitch Pearson walked and scored in the seventh on a double by Jim Fre-gosi who also scored T7" Tom Pist Koufax ns im Ford 1 Danvillp mound marks Tom Pistone Danville brought several IU won the Inside pole position for the $18865 race Friday in a 965 Ford with Richard Petty of Randleman capturing the outside spot in a' 1965 Plymouth In addition to the 10 who qualified Saturday 13 drivers gamed berths in a 20-lap race won by of Chicago in a with Wendell Scott of Va second The race the field to 33 cars and others were expected to start at the back of the pack qualifying speed was 99 075 followed by Spencer of Inman in a 1964 Ford at 98 814 Lorenzen won the pole position with a speed of 101580 mph Other drivers who qualified Saturday in the order of the position included Sam McQuagg Columbus Ga 1964 Ford Darel Dieringer Charlotte 1964 Ford Elmo Langley Landover Md 1964 Ford Buck Baker Cjhar-lotte 1965 Chevrolet -Buddy Baker Charlotte 1964 Dodge Paul Lewis Johnson City Tenn 1963 Fqrd Putney Arden 1965 Chevrolet and Bobby Johns Miami Fla 1964 Valparaiso 28 De Pauw 21 Principle 9 Earlham 6 Northland 25 PiMsbury 6 Lakeland 27 Bethel 15 Beioit 41 Knox 7 Carthage 21 Augustan 14 Albion 21 Alma 7 Hope 15 Adrian 7 Kalamazoo 13 Olivet 4 Anderson 19 Taylor 13 Wesfmar 31 West Iowa 13 Drake 24 SW Mo St Northland 25 Owantonna 6 Hamilton 14 Roch Tech 12 Parsons 19 Northwood 0 Upper Iowa 33 Wartburglf Lawrence 26 St Olaf 21 So Dak 35 Dak Wes 14 Luther 9 Dubuque 7 No Dak St 41 So Dak- St 13 SOUTHWEST SMU 14 Purdue 14 Navy 10 Oklahoma 0 Okie St 17 Tulsa 14 Youngstown 9 Illinois 7 Miami 36 Mich 9 Lake Forest 14 Concordia 4 Carroll 0 Vayn St 0 Cen III 19 Carroll 3 Stout 14 Watertown 13 Rtpon 27 Gnnneil Franklin 7 Manchester 7 Heidelberg 7 Wesvn 7 Upsata 12 DrexH 7 Pentson 28 -Hiram 0 Wabash 28 Millikin 14 Colorado 36 Kansas St 0 Missouri 17 Minn 0 Case 21 Carnegie Tech 14 Ball St 42 Evansville 13 Butler 21 St Joseph 12 So Methodist 14 Purdue 14 (tie) Arizona St CeU 55 Adams St 0 WEST California 17 Kansas 0 Stanford 17 Air Force 14 Ohio St 23 Wash 21 Colo Mines 41 Colo Coll 7 State 34 Ft Lewis 14 Oregon 27 Young 14 Idaho 17 Wash St 13 Montana 14 Idaho St 4 Wyoming 19 Arizona 9 Occidental 12 Cal Wstrn 2 So Utah 33 Wmstr Utah 25 Francisco 17 Geo Fox 4 HIGH SCHOOL Mountain City 40 Cloud I and 14 The fact that three of the top 10 teams lost Friday night should mean a pretty good shuffle in the top 10 After all the Hilltoppers got shuffled all the way out a tie with Bristol how the UPI top 10 fared Friday night: (1) Chattanooga Central beat Bradley 13-12 Jackson beat BrowfiSville 20-6 Kingsport D-B beat East Ridge 21-7 Donelson beat Father Ryan 12-6 Memphis Catholic beat Memphis Southside 28-0 Crossville beat Harriman 26-6 Manchester lost to Shelbyville 10-7 Lebanon beat Carthage 32-19 Chattanooga Bamerd lost toChattanooga Red Bank 18-6 (io) Murfreesboro lost to Springfield 13-7 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) The Minnesota Twins the upper Midwest Cinderella kids will go into next World Series with much the same role they had all that of underdogs The National League has been installed as a 10-13 favorite to dump the Twins who will be playing in their first series smee 1933 when they wore the spangles of the Washington Senators Conceding Manager Sam Mele an odds on favorite to capture Ameri-can League manager of the year honors conceding anything to the senior circuit hit the homers we have in the past" Mele said got more speed and still have spine pretty good Tops on list of hitters is Tony Oliva Who should lock up his second secutive American League bat- ting title Sunday 'Oliva rookie of the year in 1964 had a slow start this season and was ham pered most of the way by ai JCjured finger 1- THE VOICE on the other end of the line: tell me the score of the West Virginia-Pitt This end of the line: to 48 West The voice on the other end of the line: that a LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Base-ball pitching records mounted for Sandy Koufax Saturday when he hurled the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 pennant-clinching victory over the Mijj waukee Braves The famed lefthander ranked almost a sure second-tune winner of the Cy Young Award as greatest pitcher climaxed his regular season with a flourish By striking out 13 he raised his own single season strikeout record to 382 having broken Bob mark of 348 And he became only the third lefthander in the National modern era to post 26 victories joining Rube Mar-quard who notched the same number of 1912 and Carl Hub-bell jn-1936 earned run average dropped to 204 for-The season which appeared certain to give him the ERA title for the fourth consecutive year and a National League' record in that category- COMMISSIONER Art Guepe of the Ohio Valley Confer California Minaset abrkM ab bl Pearson cf 12 1 Vrslles ss 3 110 Knoop 2b 4 0 10 Kmdall ss 10 0 0 "Fregsst Ss 4 13 2 Vldspno ph 1 0 0 4 0 10 NoSsek cf 4 0 0 0 5 12 2 Kosco rf 4 0 2 2 4 0 0 0 Kllbrw 3b 3 111 3 0 0 0 Allison If 4 111 4 0 0 0 Mncher lb 10 0 0 I 1 0 0 Reesa 1b 2 0 10 1 0 0 0 Sevclk 3 0 0 0 10 0 OuiIkI 2b 4010 1 0 0 0 Pascual 2 110 Uhlndr ph 1 0 0 Totals 32 5( 4 Totals-- 314 14 lifemia Ml Oil Minnesota tei Ml California Minnesota 1 California 10 Minnesota 6 2B Kirkpatrick Fregosi Kosco Kirkpatrick (3) Allison (23) Kl Hebrew (24) 5 Kwoop Lee Sevclk rerbbse Brunet 4 5 2 2 2 0 Getewoo 4-5 21)101 Lee -3 I 1 1 3 Pascual 4 2 2 3 2 Grant 21-7 2 3 3 2 3 1 Merritt 2 l)ll Seminoles win 9-7 ence is having more than a usual amount of trouble with Ineligible players this season Already Austin Peay had picked up a forfeit victory because Eastern Kentucky had used an ineligible player This was a conference game iz: Now Morehead has had to forfeit a 12-9 victory over non-conference foe Youngstown University going on? Or is that a silly question? Rumbrs have been going the rounds for some time now (Continued on Page 24) TALLAHASSEE Fla (UPI)-Jumor quarterback Ed Pritchett hurled a 59-yard scoring pass to halfback 'Wether-ell Saturday night to lead Florida State University to a 9-7 come from behind victory over Baylor Catamounts win -9-7 GREENSBORO N-C (UPI) Doug King kicked a 25 yard field goal in the last quarter Saturday to give the Western Carolina Catamounts a 9 7 come-from-be-hind victory Over the Guilford College Quakers i By Pascual (Pearson) WP PaseueL T-J 30 303 H-.