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ETSU Bucs -fall to Eagles 35-21 Australian Open Gary Player title wins 1 -T 41 50 yards re-injured his ankle with 35 seconds left in the hall and had to leave the game Freshman Bobby Meade of Clintwood Va threw to Waff for 31 yards for East second touchdown after Ronnie Overbay had covered 63 yards on a punt return for the opening TD Overbay scooped up the Morehead punt on his The Statistics: Flref downs Met yards rushing Passes attsmpted Passes completed Intercepted by Yards stint Funts Fumblss-lest by Yards pmsllztd TSU Msrsh'd 14 21 207 154 22 38 4 II 1 2 70 251 7-401 4-217 4-3 4-2 13 JO in the game to 407 yards to 277 for ETSU which out did Morehead 207 to 156 on the ground As for passing game it seems that everytime that the public address announcer opened his mouth he was either saying "Gottfriec passing to or passes to King a junior end was nothing short of sensational in bis pass catching particularly on the 36 yarder he took in from Gottfried to close the gap to 21-19 with only 1:08 left in the half King out-battled two ETSU defenders to grab the pass and then picked off a pass from Gottfried for the critical two points after the touchdown to make it a 21-21 game at intermission Two Passes The Bucs could have been counted out of the game at about that time because their chief pass catcher Wayne Waff who had grabbed two passes for By JIMMY SMYTH Sports Editor MOREHEAD Ky Now know why they call Eagles! Mike Gottfried a 170-pound senior Quarterback completed 50 per cent of 36 passes for 251 yards three for touchdowns and scored twice on running plays to lead the Morehead College Eagles (and they were) to a come-from-behind 35-21 Ohio Valley Conference football win over East Tennessee State University here yesterday Playing before only 2500 fans in 10000 seats Breathitt Sports Center the Eagles perched while the Bucs raced out to a 21-7 lead but Gottfried rallied the home club to an impressive comeback which netted a 21-21 at half time The OVC total offense leader who accounted for 276 yards including 25 by rushing threw TD pass of 28 36 and 1 yards and scored both of his touchdowns from 1 yard out -The Eagles used aerials to zoom their total offense mastery ADELAIDE Australia (UPI) Gary Player the amazing little South African shotmaker extended his domination of the major international golf championships Saturday in winning the Australian Open with an astounding 72-hole score of 264 28 strokes under par The near-record score was six strokes better than that posted by burly Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio and Australian Frank Phillips who tied Open champion Peter Thomson of Australia was fourth at 271 Player who earlier this year won the United States Open the Canada Cup individual title and the Piccadilly world match play tournament fired a brilliant 62 in morning round over the par-73 6578-yard Kooyonga course to open a wide lead over Nicklaus He shot a 69 in the final round to clinch the title Seven Under Record His aggregate score of 264 was seven strokes under the tournament record he set in winning the 1958 Australian Open and only one stroke off the world record score for an open tournament The chipper South African began the day four strokes behind the powerful Nicklaus the American Masters champion But extraordinary third round which consisted of two eagles eight birdies and eight pars shot him into a four-stroke lead by the time the field teed off for the final round The 62 matched his opening round total that included a spectacular 28 on the front nine Nicklaus who fired a fine 63 Friday slipped to 70 in the third round He lost all chance of victory on the second hole of the afternoon round when he hooked his drive into the tough wireweed and declared his lie unplayable He teed off again (See GARY Page 21) tj 'v 4i 4tX Duke Defending for the Blue Devils is Jim Barrett (47) Tech won by 35-23 (UPI Telephoto) TECH TD Georgia Craig Baynham (25) takes a Kim King pass for the Yellow Jackets' first touchdown at Atlanta Saturday against 23 JOHNSON CITY TENN PRESS-CHRONICU SUNDAY OCTOBER 31 1965 Georgia Tech outlasts Duke 35-23 PORTS ATLANTA (UPI) Sophomore quarterback Kim King and junior wingback Craig Baynham hooked up today for three touchdown passes to give Georgia Tech a come-from-behind 35-23 victory over the Duke Blue Devils The Blue Devils' two touchdown underdogs led Georgia Tech after three periods thanks to a moving ground game but in the end it was passing and running and fine catches that made the dif ference to the delight of a homecoming crowd of 46981 In the regionally televised game the 13th ranked Yellow Jackets now 5-1-1 for the season trailed 16-14 going into the final period but then exploded for three touchdowns to win going away Baynham a bench rider through most of his first two seasons on the Tech varsity because of injuries came up with brilliant catches for his three touchdowns third touchdown pass to Baynham and Bunky fifth straight extra point Duke had a field goal by Mark Caldwell late in the second period and went on two long aerial attacks In the final period The first one was broken up with an interception by Sammy Brrke but the other resulted in third touchdown pass of the game a 15 yarder to halfback Frank Ryan Duke relying mainly on sheer power for most of its yardage scored in the second period and again in the third on touchdown passes by quarterback Todd (tyald who was substituting for injured" passing ace Sonny Glacken first strike went 15 yards to end Mike Swomley for the first tally of the game and his second a 28-yarder to end Dave Dunaway gave Duke its final lead of the game at 16-14 King who completed 12 of 15 passes led Georgia Tech back with an aeriarassiult and the Yellow Jackets grabbed the lead for keeps early in the fourth period when reserve fullback Doc Harvin plunged across from a yard out Two minutes later Georgia Tech started pulling ahead when linebacker Randall Edmunds intercepted an Orvald pass and ran it back 20 yards for a touchdown Tech finished its scoring late in the game on Bench Views by Jimmy Smyth Sports Editor FOOTBALL SCORES Fired-up Auburn scores 28-17 Win over fifth-ranked Florida years ago In this game Cody wearing No 11 intercepted a pass from Spurrier also wearing No 11 Auburn Florid 1 14 21 I II I 1-17 Harper and 11 yards to end Charles Casey A Capacity homecoming crowd of 45000 watched the inspired five-point underdog Tigers deal the Gators their second loss against our victories Auburn kept its top spot in the Southeastern Conference with a 2-2-1 league record compared with a 3-3-1 over-all mark It was a big game for Cody His only collegiate touchdown previously was a 42-yard inter-ception of a Florida pass two Scoring: Flo FG Barfield 3d Harper 22 pass from Spurrier (Bar-field kick) Aub Long 21 past from Bowden (Lewie kick) Cody 29 'pees Interception (Lewie kick) Casey 11 pate from Spurrier (Bar-field kick) Hyatt if poet from Bowden (Lewd kick) Cody recovered fumble In end zone (Lewis kick) A 45000 iron-clad defense turns back Tulane 13-0 AUBURN Ala (UPI) Bill Cody and Alex Bowden A Horatio Alger combination of linebacker and substitute paced fired-up Tigers to a wild 28-17 upset of fifth-ranked Florida Saturday Bowden a quaretrback who would rather coach than play earned his credentials for a job by lofting two wobbly touchdown passes in a Cape Kennedy-type aerial show Cody also scored two touchdowns one on an intercepted pass and the other by pouncing on a Florida fumble in the end zone Florida was over-anxious Bad tuning and missed Kne assignments ruined two touchdown drives at the beginning of (he game And when the up-and-down Tigers showed they were up the Gators became unglued Twenty-six years ago Florida lelped dedicate the Auburn Stadium with a 7-7 tie The Gators have suffered defeats at Auburn ever since Bowden a six-three 226-pounder from Brundidge Ala came on late in the second period to toss 28 yards to end Scotty Long and 69 yards to end Freddie Hyatt Steve Spurrier triple-threat junior had a magnificent game but the Tigers kept coming back Spurrier riddled the middle of secondary with scoring tosses of 22 yards to tailback Jack OVC Morehead 35 East Tenn 21 Ark St 27 Murray St 13 Middle Tenn 24 Austin Peay 26 Ky 28 Western Ky 13 Louisiana Tech 26 Tenn Tech 6 SOUTH Vanderbilt 13 Tuiene 8 Lanoir-Khyna 21 Carson-Nawman 12 Alabama 10 Mist Statf 7 Ctemsen 34 Waka Forest 1) Kentucky 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Morehead fumble at the Eagle 31 with 8:35 left in the quarter Meade passed to Waff for the remaining distance Waff got the pass on the Eagle three and drove on into score Kniceley's extra point made it 14-0 in a situation which strangely resembled the Western Kentucky game in which the Bucs went out ahead 14-0 only to lose 15-14 The Bucs halted a Morehead drive which was spearheaded by Leon 46 yard run to the Buc 25 Out To 23 Pat Houser another Buc freshman in a growing line cl first year men to see action Intercepted a Gottfried pass on the goal and brought it back ojft to the 23 Morehead on its way to chop-ping lead to 14-0 to 14-7 advanced to the Buc 29 as the first period ended From the 28 Gottfried pass to Wesley who took the ball on the five and struggled against two or three would be tacklers to get into the end zone Larry Chinn kicked the firsts of three extra points to make the score 14-7 with 14:23 left in the half Hie Bucs came storming back across mid-field after the kick off to 45 before being stopped With the pressure on More-lead following a punt Jim Gibson got a fumble in the air at the Eagle 27 and rammed on down to 'the five Bill Lloyd moved to the one and after Bennie Lemmon was stopped in the line of scrimmage on cne play Lloyd plunged over for toe Bucs third TD Kniceley made it 21-7 with 7:48 left in the half Then Gottfried swung into potion again leading the Eagles on a 66 yard march 46 by air and scored from the one with 4:14 to go in the half kick failed and the Bucs still led 21-13 After a Buc punt Morehead had the ball on its own 20 with 1:54 remaining in the half The Eagles were forced to punt but Houser fumbled the kick and Morehead recovered on East 47 setting up the game-tieing touchdown Pass And TD A play later a penalty moved the Eagles closer at the 36 and that wa close enough for Gottfried who passed to King for the touchdown King appeared to be trailing the pass badly but made a top notch effort against big odds and hauled it in for the TD Then King bounded out of the end zone just after hobbling but holding onto -Gott two point pass that tied the game with 1:08 left in tha half A 68 yard drive by the Eagles provided the go-ahead touchdown with 57 by air Key passes from Gottfried went to -Joe Cox (22 yards) King (17 yards) Tommy Gray (10) and Gray again (8) yards Gottfried went into the end zone with 9:01 left in the third period and kick pushed the Eagle lead to 28-21 -final touchdown was set up by a fumble Johnny Russaw whose fine punting was one of the stronger elements in making the game an interesting one fumbled the snap from center when he was back to punt when the Bucs were stymied on their own 14 Russaw fell on the ball on the six but since it was fourth down the Eagles took over at that point with 7:23 remaining Wesley on three plays carried to the one and on fourth down with 5:30 to go Gottfried passed to King in the corner and King smashed over for the touchdown kick made a 35-21 and that the way 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Texas Tech 27 Rice 0 Tex Christian 10 Baylor 7 Colorado 13 Oklahoma 9 Dakota 21 Montana St 12 Oregon 17 Idaho 14 Montana 13 of Pacific 7 Washington 41 Stanford 8 yards on the ground and another 79 through the air The Greenies were held to mere three yards rushing in the second half and wound up the game with a total 94 yards on the ground Alternated Commodore coach Jack Green alternated quarterbacks Bob Kerr and Dave Waller with great success Although not known as passing team Vanderbilt com pleted five of 10 attempts for 79 vards Vandy missed opportunities to add to the score when Wilt failed in a third-quarter field goal attempt and Richard try for three points from the 38-yard line in the final quarter was no good The victory was second against four losses ant a tie in conference play Tulane is now 2-5 over-all MOREHEAD KY quiet here now at 10000-leet Breathitt Sports Center Stadium The game has been over about 1:45 minutes I sitting alone in a rather cluttered-up but quite nice press box No people are in the seats and I trust the fellow who locks up this departed Dusk is setting in and game between East nessee State University and Morehead is now history The Bucs went down to a 35-21 defeat at the hands of the Eagles and their very fine quarterback Mike Gottfned Gottfried aid about everything a man can do with a football here Saturday The 276 yards he passed and ran for werent as impressive as he did it The Eagle ace just fired away and had some glue-fingered pass receivers to la ch onto the aerials It was a fine display of offensive football and oi course the Bucs contributed pretty well to the total picture especially in rushing EasI Tennessee depending more and more upon freshman performers moved the ball well particularly in the first naif when they picked up 166 of their 207 yards rushing The last half was a different story The Bucs got only three first downs after picking up tea the first half Total offense for ETSU was only 48 yards the second half with the Bncs piling np 221 to the Eagles 238 in the first half Johnny punting was one of the brighter spots for the Bucs despite a 19 yarder average was 401 on seven punts For Morehead the running ability for Leon Wesley helped keep defense off balance Wesley gained 112 yards 23 carries Bonnie Lemmon led the Bucs with 84 yards followed by Meade with 28 Meade passed for 70 yards playing practically aU of the game with the exception of a few minutes in the final period when Walter Wolfe came in Die loss left ETSU with a 2-4-1 record with Austin Peay home Saturday and Middle Tennessee on the road November 13 the final two games i The Bucs are now 1-4 in the OVC Morehead win put It at 2-5 overall and 2-4 in the conference THE NEW MOREHEAD athletic plant like most of those in the progressive OVC is an expanding one At least this is so in the Kentucky portion of the OVC which is widely known for its sports establishments Morehead is a school of 4600 students and a city of 4000 but far out-strips Johnson City in its facilities for athletics Johnson City of course is a city of near 35000 with an ETSU stadium of just over 6000 seating capacity in a school be tter- than 8000 enrollment: Journeys to other points in the OVC indicate clearly that ETSU in Johnson City has a lot of catching up to do The track surrounding the football field here at Morehead Is an eight-lane and adjacent to the football field is a baseball field and a stadium seating nearly 2000 Of course ETSU is moving ahead in this direction with a baseball field and a new track under construction But overall the football and basketball facilities in the OVC just plainly outdo the Tennessee schools and particularly ETSU And that goes for press-boxes too $50000 three-level press box Is a fitting structure to go with its fine stadium Apparently the best way to get ahead In the game fast in the Tri-Cities area is to build a big ffolliseum for basketball and remodel Johnson Memorial Stadium to about 20000 seating capacity for football CHARLESTON VA somewhat similar to its professional baseball situation finds itself in trouble at the fate on pro football Pat Carter Ronnie Quillen and A Clevenger all former East Tennessee State University football players play for the Rockets who have a 11-0 record and have out-scored the opposition 342-88 only to find that they drawing enough fans to pay the bill The Continental League with former baseball commissioner Happy Chandler head man could be in plenty of trouble if the other cities are having half the problem Charleston is having The board of directors recently poured another $15000 into the franchise for emergency funds to meet current obligations according to George Rorrer writing in the Huntington Herald Dispatch Now they are planning a $50 a plate testimonial dinner for the Rockets to make some money to offset $17500 in bonuses promised players if they won their division title NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Vanderbilt used an iron-clad defense Saturday to scuttle hapless Tulane 13-0 in a Southeastern Conference football game The Commodores who entered the game as slight underdogs scored twice in the second quarter then held Tulane in check for the rest of the contest Steve Bevil a junior halfback took a punt from Dave East cut to the sidelines and scampered 67 yards for the first score of the game Toby Wilt missed the extra point Later in the second period Vandy marched 56 yards in 10 plays for its final touchdown Fullback Jim Whiteside cracked over from the two-yard line for the score and this time conversion kick was good Defense Good Vanderbilt boasting the top defensive teams in the SEC lived up to its reputation The Greenies were completely frustrated through the game in attempts to launch a drive before a homecoming crowd of 27000 Tulane quarterback Bobby Duhon who had only one pass intercepted before Saturday saw two of his aerials picked off by defensive back Bernie Kemble Duhon was shaken up in the second quarter and was replaced by Dave East who had no better luck against Jhe rugged Commodore defense Vanderbilt knot known for offensive prowess rolled up 233 I I 4 8 I II I Bsll Dart 20 Yale 17 Penn IA Harvard Svra 51 Pitts 13 Holy Cross 20 Buffalo 7 Bates 10 Bowdoin 0 30 Rutgers 0 Boa CoL 41 Vir Mil 12 Cornell 20 Columbia 4 Furman 27 Lehigh 15 Temple 31 Delaware 22 Mass 41 Vermont 4 MIDWEST Muskingum 7 weynesburg 4 Wooster- 47 Hiram 12 Mount Union 41 Marietta 0 Akron 17 Beldwln-Wallace 0 Georgetown (Ky) 21 Defiance 4 Capital 19 Ashland 14 Oberlin 41 Kenyon 14 Whittenberg 17 Wesleyan 0 Mlchlgih St 49fc Northwestern Tulin Vindrbilt Scoring: VAN-Whiteside 2 run (Wilt kick) 27000 Rebs upset LSU 23-0 trips Miss State JACKSON Miss! (UPI) Quarterback Steve Sloan hurled a 65-yard scoring pass in the opening minutes and David Ray kicked a 27-yard field goal to lead Alabama to a 10-7 win over Mississippi State Saturday night in a Southeastern Conference thriller The nationally-ranked Crimson Tide favored by seven points staved off a strong drive by the Bulldogs in the final period blocking a last ditch field goal attempt by James Neill A capacity crowd of more than 46000 watched the Tide ranked 11th in the nation score moments after the opening gun Middle Tennessee 24-20 winner over Austin Peay in OVC play Spartans ivinA9-7 EAST LANSING Mich (UPI) Top-ranked Michigan State bulled closer to the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl bid Saturday by crushing Northwestern 49-7 The Spartans pushing for their first undefeated season in 13 years rebounded from an early Northwestern touchdown with a dazzling display of speed and power to earn their seventh straight victory of the season before a homecoming crowd of 74215 Panthers crush Lynn View 31-0 KINGSPORT Quarterback Seals passed for three touchdowns here Saturday night to lead Church Hill to a lopsided 31-0 victory over Lynn View in the annual Exchange JACKSON Miss (UPI) -Hard running tailback Mike Dennis teamed with a rock-ribbed Mississippi defense yesterday for a 23- upset over sixth ranked Louisiana State Dennis scored two touchdowns while his defensive teammates thwarted every effort by LSU the top rushing team in the Southeastern Conference The 210-pound Rebel skirted left end from a yard out in the second period for one touchdown then scrambled up the middle for four yards for the other early in the third period Senior linebacker James Nelson intercepted a Billy Ezelle pass and ran it back 26 yards for another third period touchdown and tackle James Harvey got the Rebels their first points with a 20-yard field goal early in the second period Louisiana State was rebuffed repeatedly by the vicious Rebel defensive play Seminoles nip YPI by 7-6 TALLAHASSEE Fla (UPI) halfback Bill Moreman smashed 33 yards in three plays tonight driving favored Florida State to a 7-6 victory over stubborn Virginia Tech The Gobblers came back 4o score in the final period but halfback Tommy extra points pass was intercepted leaving the Seminoles a one-point lead for the rest of the game Syracuse stuns Pitt by 51-13 CLARKSVILLE (UPI) -Quarterback Teddy Morris acting like a riverboat gambler scored one touchdown and passed for another in a thrill-packed fourth quarter to lead sixth ranked Middle Tennessee to a 24-20 come-from behind win over previously unbeaten Austin Peay Morris ran over from the one yard line with only two minutes left to give the Raiders a hard-earned victory Earlier in the quarter the stumpy little quarterback led the Raiders to a touchdown drive of 99 yards in seven plays The climax came when Morris hit Ken Caplinor in the end zone from 10 yards out The win gave Middle Tennessee a firm hold on the Ohio Valley Conference lead It was their seventh consecutive victory this year and fourth in the Conference The score ended an 80-yard drive after Parson had missed a long field goal try for the governors The Raiders came right back at the beginning of the second period with a 59-yard drive climaxed by Paul first field goal of the year It came from 39 yards out Morris hit 12 of 22 passes for 210 yards Rogers hit 4 of 11 or 91 yards and three touchdowns John Ogles led the Govs in rushing with 121 yards in 26 carries while Larry Mathews had 47 yards in 12 attempts for the Raiders Austin Fur 24 4-24 MkMIu Tan 7 2 4 14-14 Scoring: MTSU Morrlp 4 run (Bamttt kid:) MTSU Barnett 3 FG AP Parson 47 pass from Rogers (kick failed) AP Huskey IS past from Rogers (Parson kick) AP Chltcult 18 pass from Rogers (Psnon kick) MTSU Caplinor 1 pass frem Morris (Barnett kick) MTSU Morris run (Barnett kick) Austin Peay is now 6-1 overall and 5-1 in the OVC Austin Peay took the lead in the third quarter on three touchdown passes by quarterback Rodney Rogers Rogers hit Ron Parson on a 47-yard toss Arnold Huskey for 15 yards then climaxed the three-touchdown explosion with a 10-yard strike to Tim ChilcutL They scored again a few plays later on a 1 yard pass from Rogers to Huskey The drive started on the'MTSU 48 after a poor punt by Billy Walker The next score came after Billy Warren fumbled the kickoff and guard George White recovered putting the Govs in business on the Raider 14 Three plays later Rogers hit Chilcutt for the sepre Middle Tennessee scored first on a four yard run by Morris CH 14 143 335 LV 4 40 25 Ftrt down Rushing Rntlng ysrdggg NEW YORK (UPI) Floyd Little rang up four touchdowns including one on a record 95- i'ard punt return Saturday to ead Syracuse in a stunning 51- 13 victory over Pittsburgh at Shea Stadium Little the latest who has surpassed team marks created by Jimmy Brown and the late Ernie "Davis foiled 15 yards for his first score in the second period and then dashed 95 for a Syracuse punt return record as the aggressive Orange squad romped to a 37 0 first half lead The bow legged Syracuse junior banged over from the one in the third period and a few moments later swept 26 yards to score on a pitchout before he' retired to the bench with a total of 13 touchdowns for the year Bowl football game Darrell Christian was on the receiving end of two of aerials as he ran his joint total to 67 tallies we View 4 I 4 Churck Hilt 7 12 CH Chrlstlen 2 (31-yard pass iron Seals 34-yerd pass from Seals) Marshall 4-var run: Smith 27-yard pasa from Seels Ewlnf nine-yard run Extra points: Caasedy kick ilaple Leafs win 4-3 TORONTO (UPI) Bob Pul-ford scored one goal and assisted on two others Saturday night to pace the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Red Wings in a National Hockey League game.