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of 1 's II 2-it c9rt vutth SlAtt-I'LLEGRAM Sun Oct 15 1967 Major College Scores Scores SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Texas 9 Oklahoma 7 SOUTHWEST Austin Coll 29 University of the South 6 Colorado Coll 13 Texas La theran 12 Wallpack Zips By Maryland on Late Surge Colorado Bounces Missouri Buff Comeback Posts 23-9 Win 1 -T qo Colorado Bounces Missouri Buff Comeback Posts 23-9 Win MIDWEST Michigan 16 Kent St 7 Michigan St 34 Michigan 0 Purdue 41 Ohio St Toledo 33 Bowling Green 0 Kansas 10 Nebraska 0 Southern Cal 24 Notre Dame 7 Iowa St 17 Kansas St 0 Minnesota 10 Illinois 7 SOUTH Tennessee 24 Georgia Tech 13 Auburn 43 Clemson 21 North Carolina St 31 Mary land 10 Florida St 17 South Carolina 0 Richmond 12 Furman 14 VMI 22 The Citadel 11 Duke 13 Virginia 6 MIDWEST chigan 16 Kent St 7 gm St 31 Michigan 0 le 41 Ohio St 33 Bowling Green 0 10 Nebraska 0 Aern Cal 24 Notre 17 Kansas St 0 sofa 10 Illinois 7 SOUTH ssee 24 Georgia Tech 'n 43 Clemson 21 Carolina St 31 Mary la St 17 South Caro lond 12 Furman 14 The Citadel 11 13 Virginia 6 GAME AT A GLANCE NC STATE MARYLAND 17 First Downs 14 243 Yards Gitined Rushing t2 60 Yards Gained Passing lay 6 of 17 Passes Completed 14 Of 25 1 Passes Intercepted 11V 2 4 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 7 for 37 Punts No A Vq 41 for 42 28 Yards Penalized 41 EAST Pittsburgh 13 Wisconsin 11 Harvard 49 Columbia 6 Cornell 47 Princeton 13 Navy 27 Syracuse 14 Villanova 41 Quantico 16 Penn St 50 Boston Coll 28 Buffalo 6 Boston 0 Dartmouth 23 Pennsylv Rutgers 29 Delaware 21 Yale 35 Brown 0 Holy Cross 17 Colgate 0 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Idaho 19 Montana 14 Air Force 10 North Carolina 8 Colorado 23 Missouri 9 rot it 76 R16 'fyfp TAr et 0) 1 440 3 rift FA! 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6'ittlowitikattotittattii444440014kLtottetk wsn '4z10p444vIVs4: 4vt 60ttAtot4 Small College Scores Scores COLLEGE PARK Md (AP) Unbeaten North Carolina State throttled in the first half by underdog Maryland erupted for 17 points in the third quarter and swept to its fifth consecutive victory Saturday 31-9 A 15-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Donnan to end Harry Martell opened the scoring floodgates for ninth ranked State at the start of the second half Don Donaldson who caught a 19-yard scoring pass from Jack Klebe at the height of the rout in the fourth quarter flattened the last two Maryland defenders on the Donnan Martell scoring aerial It overcame Maryland's 3-0 halftime lead tt wary- tiaienea me las wo land on the Donnan Martell scoring ae- rial It overcame Maryland's 3-0 halftime lead Hamilton tat Hobert 0 North Carolina Coll 7 Virginia St te Hobart 0 ermine con 7 IInstills 01 The Wolfpack held to one first down and 43 net yards in the first half scored five of the first six times it had the ball after the locker room talk by coach Earle Edwards The State defenders in their white painted shoes held Maryland without a first down in the third quarter while the Wolfpack padded its lead to 17-3 on a 33-yard field goal by Gerald Warren and a one yard plunge by Tony Barchuk after a fumble recovery on the Maryland 30 by Steve Diacont A seven yard run by Leon Mason and Donaldson's pass reception completed the State scoring with 8:45 remaining and moved the Wolfpack into a tie for the Atlantic Coast Conference lead with South Carolina at 2-0 Maryland winless in three starts got some consolation by tallying its first touchdown of the season on a 14-yard pass from Chuck Drimal to Rick Carlson with 4:09 to play Carlson kicked a 32-yard field goal in the second quarter State 0 17 14-31 Maryland 0 3 0 6-9 Carlson 32 33 pass from Donna (Warren kick) Warren 33 1 run (Warren kick) 19 pass from Klebe (Warren kick) 14 pass from primal (kick failed) Attendance-27100 marl yanci winless in tnree starts got some consolation by tallying its first touchdown of the season on a 14-yard pass from Chuck Drimal to Rick Carlson with 4:99 to play Carlson kicked a 32-yard field goal in the second guar- ter Mary-FG Carlson 32 State 0 0 17 14-31 Maryland 0 3 0 6-9 33 pass from Donna (Warren kick) NCS---FG Warren 33 NCS-Barchuk 1 run (Warren kick) NCS-Donaldson 19 pass from Kiel (Warren kick) Mary-Carlson 14 Pass from primal (kick felted) Attendance-27100 New Hampshire 17 Maine 0 Drake 10 Iowa 7 Albright 33 Gettysburg 0 Wilkes 28 Ursinus 0 Brockport 27 Cortland 20 Trinity 30 Tufts 7 Muhlenberd 14 Lebanon Valley 7 Central mlchigan 35 Hillsdale 6 Massachusetts 35 Connecticut 14 Delaware St 8 St Paul's 0 Springfield 41 Colby 7 Clark College 39 Knoxville Coll 11 Indiana St Pa 12 Post 24 Wayne St Mich 27 Ferris St 13 Manhattan 35 St John's 0 Bucknell 14 Lehigh 13 Northeastern American Intorno' 0 Rhode Island 0 Vermont 0 Union 13 Rochester 6 Drexel 33 Rensselaer 21 Bates 31 Worcester Tech 15 gmlg-Tir Buckneil 14 Lehigh 13 Northeastern American Interns- Ilona' 0 Rhode Island 0 Vermont 0 Union 13 Rochester 4 Drexel 33 Rensselaer 21 Bates 31 Worcester Tech 15 Kentucky 65 Northwood 0 Morehead St 20 Kentucky St 14 Westminister 36 Bethany Va 6 Murray St 35 Middle Tenmsse St 14 Hope 19 Adrian 7 Wagner Trenton St 7 Elmhurst UI 35 Lake Forest lit 0 Illinois Wesleyan 20 Millikin Wheaton III 14 St Joseph of Indiana 7 St Frisco OluS 10 13 Northwestern Wisconsin 0 Monmouth III 14 Ripon Wis 7 Adams St 29 Western St Coll 0 Samford 34 Delta St 10 Ithaca 43 Susquehanna 15 Slippery Rock 21 California Fa It Kentucky 56 Tennessee Tech 0 --itProcoolus III 13 Northwestern Wisconsin 0 Monmouth Ill 14 RIM Wis 7 Adams St 29 Western St Coll 0 Samford 34 Delta St 10 Ithaca 43 Susquehanna 15 Slippery Rock 21 California Pa II Kentucky 56 Tennessee Tech 0 GAME AT A GLANCE MISSOUR I COLORADO First Downs 20 128 Yards Gained Rushing 238 21 Yards Gained Passing 71 4 of la Posses Completed 20f 17 Passes Intercepted by I Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 1 for 45 Punts No Ave 3 for 34 Yards Penalized 74 BOULDER Colo (AP) Sixth ranked Colorado polished its prestige with a solid 23-9 Big Eiyht Conference football victory Saturday over previously unbeaten Missouri The Buffaloes lagged by a point momentarily in the first period after Missouri quarterback Gary Kombrink's 75-yard touchdown run but held command the rest of the way and rolled to their fourth victory without defeat- Often unable to penetrate Missouri's powerful defense near touchdown territory Colorado used Dave Bartelt's toe for three field goals from 38 29 and 10 yards The Buffaloes relied on the running of quarterback Bob Anderson fullback Wilmer Cooks and halfback William Harris for most of their yardage on two touchdown marches in the first half Colorado took the short opening kickoff on a 61-yard touchdown march in 17 plays Anderson's third down pass to Monte Huber for 14 yards to Missouri's 49 was the big play on the march capped by Cooks five-yard drive over right guard for the score Three plays after Colorado scored the first touchdown Kombrink shocked the Buffaloes with his 75-yard touchdown gallop He swept right end and outran four Colorado secondary defenders Missouri 1 0 0 9 Colorado 9 8 6 0-23 Cooks 5 run (kick failed) Kombrink 15 run (Wallace kick) Barlett 10 Harris 7 run (Maori run) Bartelt 38 Barrett 79 Mo Safety (Waltace tackled Kelly In end zone) Attendance-44511 toe for three field goals trom 38 29 and 10 yards The Buffaloes relied on the running of quarterback Bob Anderson fullback Wilmer Cooks and halfback William Harris for most of their yard- age on two touchdown marches in the first half Colorado took the short opening kickoff on a 61-yard touchdown march in 17 plays Anderson's third down pass to Monte Huber for 14 yards to Missouri's 49 was the big play on the march capped by Cooks five-yard drive over rigThhtgueoaprdlayfosr othfteersccoroelorado scored the first touchdown Kombrink shocked the Buf- faloes with his 75-yard touch- down ga llop He swept right end and outran four Colorado secondary efenders Missouri 7 0 0 2- 9 coecr0000 1 Cooks 5 run ikleck 3folled3-23 mo Kombrink 75 run (Wallace kick) 'iPlantz run) igrretll tttr run InAreilcild-zgry (Waltace tackled Kelly Attendance-44517 GAME AT A GLANCE MISSOURI COLORADO 1711 212 21 Yards Gained Passing 71 4 of 1g Posses Completed 7 of 10 Passes Intercepted by I I Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 7 for 45 Punts No Avg 3 for 34 13 Yards Penallted 74 BOULDER Colo (AP) Sixth ranked Colorado polished its prestige with a solid 23-9 Big Eiyht Conference football victory Saturday over previously unbeaten Missouri The Buffaloes lagged by a point momentarily in the first period after Missouri quarter back Gary Kombrink's 75-yard touchdown run but held command the rest of the FOOT RACE Oklahoma's wing-back Eddie Hinton tries to outrun Longhorns Glen llalsell (67) and zet Southern Methodist's Mustangs are 1-3 and they may have some more rough days ahead but they entertain Even with their top quarterbacks handicapped or out of action they had their moments while being thrashed by Army Friday night at the Cotton Bowl 24-6 The Pony quarterback troubles started F': On the scoring play just before the half 771 ended in the opener with Mike Liv- ilk' --fV ingston the big and fast senior suffered a leae- sprained knee The national television audience was l''qkzt' given a full second half of entertainment iil 0 when Ines Perez 5-2 and somewhere 04t11 around 150 came in and passed the MusJERRY tangs to victory with only four seconds reLEV1AS maining Then Perez got hurt against Missouri and the No 3 man Eddie Valdez had to play the full Minnesota game lie was in the game for most of the first half against Army but the junior college transfer couldn't make the Pony attack go MUSTANGS ARE LOSING BUT THEY ENTERTAIN CADETS CONCENTRATE ON STOPPING LEVIAS With the quarterbacks in trouble the Army players could concentrate on stopping the remaining big threat Jerry Levias running in the backfield this year They accomplished that most of the night by putting two men on him whether he reversed and ran or tried to catch passes Jerry did break open often enough to catch six passes covering 78 yards and one touchdown but it wasn't enough Where the Cadets really concentrated on Levias was on the kicking game On kickoffs they'd punch bounders or short line drives toward other people and Jerry never got his hands on a single one On punts they kicked high and several times out of bounds When Levias did catch the punts his bravery showed for the Cadets were swarming down on him They gave him a rugged night ARMY MAKES BETTER IMPRESSION THAN SYRACUSE That in itself proves something As a freshman player Levias was fragile and couldn't stand up under the hard punishment handed him It was this fragility that caused Hayden Fry to move him to split end away from most of the rough stuff as a sophomore But this year with so many veterans gone and a need to change the attack to suit the material Levias is where he gets his knocks more often After Friday night it appears he'll stand up under most of them As for Army that team looked far superior to the Syracuse team which defeated Baylor 7-0 recently Those two clubs were generally rated the two best in the East Army has excellent passing from Steve Lindell a junior and strong running from Chuck Jarvis the big fullback There is good line play and aggressive defense If they so choose the Cadets may wind up in some body's bowl Middies Mop Up on Syracuse 2744 GAME AT A GLANCE SYRACUSE NAVY 14 First Downs 19 112 Yards Gained Rushing 74 108 Yards Gained Passing 216 12 of 27 Passes Completed 17 of 28 2 Passes Intercepted by 2 1 OPP Fumbles Recovered 1 10 for 37 Punts NO Avg 6 for 34 35 YdrdS Penalized 81 ANNAPOLIS Md (AP) Navy quarterback John Cartwright picked apart Syracuse's tops in the nation defense with a fine mixture of running and passing Saturday and moved the Midshipmen to a 27-14 victory in a game between two of the East's top football teams Cartwright and flanker Terry Murray got together on a 52-yard scoring pass on the sixth play from scrimmage to put Navy ahead 7-0 Later in the first quarter the Midshipmen drove 74 1 yards for a touchdown on four passes and five running plays Jeri Balsly scoring on a 12yard run Syracuse which went into the game undefeated and with the best defensive record in the nation contained Navy's running game fairly well but I 't cope with Cartwright's passing A 15-yard pass from Richprd Panczyszyr to end Gary Fredericks with one minute remaining gave Syracuse its final touchdown Syracuse 7 0 0 7-14 Navy 14 3 3 7-27 Navy Murray 52 pass from Cart wright (Church kick) Ba 'sly 12 run (Church kick) 1 run (Mantle kick) Church 42 Church 42 15 run (Church kick) Svra Fredericks 15 pass from Panczyszyn (Mantle kick) Photo Joel Brame (61) in first half of Saturday's game in the Cotton Bowl Texas rallied to beat the Sooners 9-7 GAME AT A GLANCE GA TECH TENN 14 First Downs 20 34 Yards aired Rushing 212 220 Yards Gained Passing 185 23 of 42 Passes Completed 11 of 20 3 Passes Intercepted by 1 4 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 5 for 42 Punts No Avg 5 for 32 30 Yards Penalized 65 KNOXVILLE Tenn (AP) Third-string quarterback Bubba Wyche came off the bench for injured Charley Fulton Saturday and passed Fla State Rolls Up 17-0 Win TALLAHASSEE Fla (AP) Florida State capitalizing on a pass interference call on the first play rode behind a strong running attack and a determined defense Saturday to shut out South Carolina 17-0 in an intersectional football game South Carolina never seemed to recover from a quick Florida State touchdown in the opening minutes The Gamecocks saw five drives frustrated by interceptions Seminole coach Bill Peterson uncorked a bag of tricks on the opening play which left the Atlantic Coast Conference defenders confused Peterson put both of his top passing quarterbacks Kim Hammond and Gary Pajcic in the line-up on the first play It ended on the South Carolina 24 when pass interference was called on a long toss from Pajcic at the FSU 25 Moments later FSU's Bill Moreman plunged over from the one to put the Seminoles ahead Peterson pulled another surprise in that series when he put linebacker Mike Blatt in at halfback for the first time this season Iowa State Turns Back State 17-0 AMES Iowa (AP) Iowa State capitalized on a bevy of Kansas State miscues for a 17-0 victory Saturday that prevented the Wildcats from winning their first Big Eight game in nearly three years The Cyclones scored their first touchdown on a one-yard plunge by Les Webster with 1:15 left in the first half after blunting three Wildcat scoring threats within the Cyclone 10 A 38-yard field goal by Vern Skripsky and a 49-yard putt return by Don Graves gave the Cyclones 10 more points in the third quarter KenSRS State 0 0 0-0 Iowa State 0 7 10 0-17 kick) Webster 1 run (SkripskY Skripsky Graves 49 pass interception (Skripsky kick) Attendance-22000 RICHMOND WINS 42-14 GREE'NVILLE SC (AP) Quarterback Buster 0 'B rien 's passing carried Richmond to a 42-14 Southern Conference football victory over Furman's Paladins Saturday SO Q3 SPARKLES Vo is Hamstring Engineers 24-13 Tennessee to a 24-13 football victory over previously unbeaten Georgia Tech A capacity crowd of 55119 and millions more on regional television watched as Fulton subbing for Tennessee's ailing No 1 quarterback Dewey Warren was carried from the field on a stretcher in the first quarter after being tackled by Tech's Joe Bill Faith on the Tech 2 Wyche who has played less than 15 minutes of collegiate football picked out his receivers with the poise of a veteran as he threw touchdown passes of 7 and 50 yards to flanker Richmond Flowers in the second period Drry Good himself a backupquarterback for Tech's ailing Kim King rallied Tech for two fourth-qua' ter touchdowns after the Vounteers had taken a 24-point lead and the issue was no longer in doubt Good threw scoring tosses of seven yards to flanker John Sias and five yards to end Steve Almond The loss sent the Yellow Jackets home with a 3-1 won-lost record Tennessee is now 2-1 on the season The 24 points were the most er es se has scored on Georgia Tech in 26 games between the Southern rivals dating back to 1902 Tennessee's previous high against the Jackets was a 22-14 triumph in 1964 Georgia Tech 0 0 0 13-13 Tennessee 3 14 7 0-24 Kremser 22 7 pass from Wyche (Kremser kick) 50 pass from Wyche (Kremser kick) I run (Kremser kick) 7 pass from Good (Carmichael kick) 5 pass from Good (run frilled) Attendance-55119 micHIGAN LOSES 34-0 ANN ARBOR Mich (AP) Jimmy Raye Michigan State's small and shifty senior quarterback led the Spartans to a crushing 34-0 victory over Michigan Saturday before a capacity crowd of 103210 largest of the 1967 football season The victory Michigan State's second in Big Ten play raised Spartan hopes for the successful defense of its conference title and another trip to the Rose Bowl Raye was altogether too shifty for the Michigan defense ripping off solid gains on option plays and passing with deadly accuracy The State defense although riddled by injuries was able to contain Michigan's Ron Johnson effectively Raye scored State's first touchdown on a two-yard sneak in the first period its second on a similar plunge in the second period and then in an explosive two minutes before the first half ended he passed 65 yards to Allen Bren Michigon Vote 7 20 0 7-34 Mulligan 0 0 0 0 0 2 run (Pruiett kick) 2 run (Pruiett kick) 65 Doss from Rave (Pruett kick) 8 pass from Rave (kick foiled) 8 run (Prdielt kick) Attendance-103210 Plainsmen Scramble Tigers 43-21 CLEMSON AUBURN 19 First Downs 21 146 Yards Gained Rushing 213 255 Yards Gained Passing 218 18 of 43 Passes Completed 12 of 21 2 Passes interceoted by 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 8 for 31 PuntsNoAvq 4 for 44 20 Yards Penalized 47 AUBURN Ala (AP) Auburn safety Jimmy Carter darted 61 yards on a punt return and set up another touchdown with an intercepted pass Saturday sending the explosive Plainsmen to a 43-21 football victory over crippled Clemson The triumph was the 110th for Auburn coach Ralph (Shug) Jordan who marked the 20th straight time a Southeastern Conference team has beaten an Atlantic Coast rival Carter started Auburn's outburst by scoring on his punt return in the second minute of the game and his interception on the Clemson 26 paved the way for Auburn's third touchdown in the first half Clemson pinned with its third straight loss stayed in contention on the passing of Jimmy Addison until the little quarterback was knocked out of action on a jarring tackle just before the half Clemson 7 14 0 0-71 Auburn 9 17 10 7-43 Carter 61 punt return (kick failed) Riley 42 Clem Kellev 14 pass from Addi- soLisCfalgr run kick) kick) Clem Rogers 28 pass from Addison (Candler kick) Riley 51 Christian 26 pass from Carter (Riley kick) ciem Jackson 6 run (Candler kick) Giffin 1 run (Riley kick) Riley 37 1 run (Riley kick) Attendance-32000 103210 See Spartans GAME AT A GLANCE MS11 MICHIGAN 21 First Downs 19 216 Yards Gained Rushing 128 148 Yards Gained Passing 88 7 of 16 Passes completed 11 Of 32 2 Passes Intercepted by 1 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 6 for 41 Punts No Avg 8 for 41 78 Yards Penalized 30 ner for a score and following an interception passed eight yards to Franklin Foreman in the end zone to make it 27-0 State scored its fifth touchdown at the start of the last quarter with Regis Kavender the spark of a drive that started from the Spartan 42 He made 27 yards in three farm Hoosiers Overcome Iowa 21-17 GAME AT A GLANCE IOWA INDIANA First Downs 15 208 Yards Gained Rushing 103 62 Yards Gained Passing 114 4 of 16 Passes Completed 7 of le 1 Passes Intercepted by 1 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 II for 41 Punts No Avg 6 for 42 SS Yards Penalized 41 BLOOMINGTON I LAP) Indiana's sophomore aerial combination Harry Gonso to Jade Butcher produced two touchdowns the last with only 53 seconds to play and the Hoosiers beat Iowa 21-17 Saturday for their fourth straight victory It marked the first time since 1910 that the Hoosiers had won their first four games and left them one of the two unbeaten Big Ten teams Gonso completed only seven of 17 passes for 114 yards but carried the ball 22 times for 119 yards Gonso hit Butcher with a three yard touchdown toss in the first quarter after Iowa's Bob Anderson had kicked a 30-yard field goal The tireless Gonso contributed a 47-yard run to the 73-yard Hoosier scoring drive Indiana 7 7 0 7-21 30 Anderson 3 PaSS from Gonso Warner kick) Ind-d-7-VrInZ irljug (Werner 11 pass from Pouslak (Anderson kick) 1 run (Anderson kick) 4 pass from GPM (Warner kick) TOLEDO ENDS SKEIN BOWLING GREEN Ohio (AP) The Toledo University Rockets blasted to a 33-0 aerial victory over Bowling Green Saturday smashing a 12-year record of Mid American Conference football losses to the Falcons plays and then William Feraco a sophomore quarterback hit Foreman on the Michigan eight for an 18-yard gain Dick Berllnskl plowed through the center of the line for the score EMSIMI HAVE YOUR HAT REMANUFACTURED Cleaned Blocked Restyled PETERS BROS HATS 909 Houston E0 5-1715 aZIPMdLL 611111ENEIMEIMMELw LI New Dayton Thorofare A lot of tire at a low initial cost 4 ply Nylon cord ThoroTuf19 rubber Modern narrow line whitewall and wrommroond shoulders Don't drive another mile on unsafe tires when vou can get new tires for so little i All Sizes I Exchange Plus rox Whitewalls 1 1 Plus S2 ki60064013 67077515 14 5 75077 80082514 We honor oil notional credit card Nothing down no interirt or corriing chlrge 6 i to pay 1109 White Settlement Road at Henderson ED D-7139 OPEN UNTIL 6 PM MON thrill SAT Air Force Uses Tar Heel Errors To Triumph 10-8 GAME AT A GLANCE CAROLINA AIR FORCE 11 First Downs 23 66 Yards Gained Rushing WI 153 'fords Gained Passing 1011 16 of 21 Passes Completed 6 WI 1 Passes Intercepted by 0 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 9 for 34 Punts No Avg 4 for 40 IS Yards Peanlized 70 AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo (AP) Air Force took out its football frustrations Saturday on North Carolina another have-not outfit edging the Tar Heels 10-8 The Cadets turned two enemy fumbles into a touchdown and a field goal for their first triumph this season after three defeats and a tie It was the fifth reverse for winless North Carolina Late in the second period Air Force grabbed a Tar Heel fumble on the North Carolina 15 and halfback Mike Guth ran three yards for a touchdown on the third play Dennis Leuthauser kicked a 23-yard field goal for the Falcons in the third period after they took advantage of Jeff Beaver's fumble North Carolina was a study in grid futility until the last period when it twice drove deep into Cadet territory and finally scored on Beaver's 7-yard pass to Pete Davis Eight minutes earlier the Tar Heels were halted on fourth down one yard from the Cadet goal after a 94-yard push North Caroline 0 0 0 0 Air Force 0 7 3 0-10 3 run (Leuthauser kick) Leuthauser 23 7 pass from Beaver (Bomar run) Attendance-36674 Holy Cross Wins WORCESTER Mass (AP) Junior quarterback Phil O'Neil scored one touchdown and passed for another in pacing Holy Cross to a 17-0 football victory over Colgate Saturday Y111111011 Stainless Steel Shaving Heads are now available for most Schick Shaver: During this week Schick Factory Experts will restore your Schick to "Like New Condition" by 1 INSTALLING a new stainless steel shaving head 2 RESTORING your shaver's motor to peak power and speed With all pkts included 3 GUARANTEE satisfactory shaving for ono year I Duke Rally Overtakes Virginia GAME AT A GLANCE DUKE VIRGINIA IS First Downs 12 179 Yards Gained Rushing 101 99 Yards Gained Passim! IS a of 10 Passes Complesed 4 Of 17 a Passes Intercepted by 1 0 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 7 for 42 Punts No Avo tor 40 55 Yards Penalized 104 ClIARLOTTESVILLE (AP) Al Woodall's passes carried Duke 66 yards for a touchdown with two minutes to play Saturday as the Blue Devils defeated the Virginia Cavaliers 13-6 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Sophomore fullback Baglien's two-yard plunge climaxed the scoring drive by the heavily favored Blue Devils Both Duke touchdowns came in the final period after Virginia had taken a 6-0 lead in the second quarter on quarterback Gene Arnett's 44-yard pass to end Joe Hoppe Duke 0 0 13-13 Virginia 0 6 0 0-6 UVA Home 44 pass from At' nette (Kick tailed) I plunge (Kick failed) Duke Baglien 2 PiUnCie (Riesenfold kick) AttenJance-25000 SCHICK "MAKE IT LIKE NEW SPECIAL" 4 Now! F------ closer faster more 1111t 0030eci' com fortable electric shaving with a new STAINLESS STEEL SHAVING HEAD PLUS COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAUL I WI en Nes el et ell till "1 el ell "1 eel 11'11 e' ONE WEEK ONLYIII SCHICK ELECTRIC SHAVER CENTER Present Ceueon ler Ceeeplete "Nike et Like New" offer 811 Houston St ED 2-6757 empts's cam Watts es ow amp's Wse Stassra 1)ws esW Wssawass 7iNIANNPONIMMOOMMONQQAMMUVZOM i -Star-Telegram Photo r' FOOT RACE Oklahoma's wing- Joel Brame (61) in first half of Sat- back Eddie Hinton tries to outrun urday's game in the Cotton Bowl longhorns Glen Ilalsell (67) and Texas rallied to beat the Sooners 9-7 SUE? 03 SPARKLES Air Force Uses Hooslers Tar Heel Errors Bill alit ghee Overcome To Triumph 10-8 Vols Hamstring Iowa 21 17 GAME AT A GLANCE MUSTANGS ARE LOSING Engineers 24-13 CAROLINA AIR FORCE GAME AT A GLANC 11 First Downs 23 IOWA INDIANA 66 Verdi Inld Rush" 258 BUT THEY ENTERTAIN It First Downs 5 GAME AT A GLANCE Tennessee to a 24-13 football Plainsmen 208 Yards Gained Rushing 1103 111653ot 21 PYs PsrdansssaCoemd Pplels by 0 Completed 6 GA TECH TENN 62 Yards Gained Passing 114 Intercepted 4 of 16 Passes Completed 701 19 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 Southern Methodist's Mustangs are 1-3 and they may YardriZettile'Sgsshing 2r2) victory over previously un- i Passes Intercepted by 1 a for 34 Punts No Avg 4 for 40 2700 42 Passes Completed II of 20 Yards Gained Passing 185 23 beaten Georgia Tech have some more rough days ahead but they entertain i Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 15 Yards Peanlized 70 Yards Penalized 41 AIR FORCE ACADEMY Even with their top quarterbacks handicapped or out of 1 Orr rusalirlgc'ryed 1 A capacity crowd of 55119 Scramble for 41 Punts No Avg 6 for 42 OS action they had their moments while being tot or 42 Punts tds IAat 5 for and millions more on regional Cob (AP) Air Force took trtr thrashed by Army ray night at television watched as Fulton BLOOMINGTON 1 out its football frustrations KNOXVIILE Tenn (AP) A Fid ih th 'A Cotton Bowl 24-6 subbing for Tennessee's ailing (AP) Indiana's sophomore Saturday on North Carolina Third-string quarterback The Pony quarterback troubles started No 1 quarterback Dewey Bubba Wyche came off the Tigers 43-21 a i a 1 combination arry another aot fli edging (t09' on the scoring play just before the half Warren was carried from the bench for injured Charley Ful- CLEMSON AUBURN Gonso to Jade Butcher pro- field on a stretcher in the first 19 First Downs 11 af rt 0 touch- r- ended in the opener with ASA Mike lav- ton a I a and passed 146 Yards Gained Rushing 213 duced two touchdowns the down A1: ingston the big and fast senior suffered a quarter after being tackled by 255 Yards Gained Passine 218 18 of 43 Passes Completed 12 of 26 last with only 53 seconds to WefufV- sprained knee Teen Joe Bill Faith on the 2 Passes interceoted by 3 moikv Tech 2 I Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 The national television audience was wiit 8 for 31 PuntsNoAvq 4 for 44 play and the Hoosiers beat first triumph this season after -qkfr' given a full second half of entertainment 1--la State Wyche who has played less 20 Yards Penalized 47 Iowa 21-17 Saturday for their three defeats and a tie It was Ipi when Ines Perez 5-2 and somewhere than 15 minutes of collegiate AUBURN Ala (AP) Au- the fifth reverse for winless Duke Rally 041-11 around 150 came in and passed the Mus-football picked out his receiv- burn safety Jimmy Carter fourth straight victory North Carolina JERRY tangs to victory with only four seconds re- ers with the poise of a veteran darted 61 yards on a punt re- It marked the first time Late in the second period LEVIAS maining 011S IUD A as he threw touchdown passes turn and set up another touch- since 1910 that the Hoosiers Air Force grabbed a Tar Heel Then Perez got hurt against Missouri of 7 and 50 yards to flanker down with an intercepted pass Overtakes and the No 3 man Eddie Valdez had to play the full 1 7-0 Win ond period Richmond Flowers in the sec- Saturday sending the explo- had won their first four fumble on the North Carolina sive Plainsmen to a 43-21 foot- games tandleefattetn Big Ten 15 and halfback Mike Guth Minnesota game He was in the game for most of the first ball victory over crippled the two unbeaten ran three yards for a touch- half against Army but the junior college transfer couldn't Lgrry Good i I a down on the third play Virginia Clemson teams make the Pony attack go backupquarterbackfor The triumph was the 110th Dennis a Leuthauser kicked a 0 TALLAHASSEE Fla Tech's ailina Kim King ral- Gonso completed only seven a ea Air the al GAME AT A GLANCE (AP) Florida State capital- for A coach Ralph laryara Dl goat n- DUKE VIRGINIA CADETS CONCENTRATE ON STOPPING LEVIAS lied Tech for two fourth- (Shug) Jordan who marked of 17 passes for 114 yards but cons in the third period after IS First Downs 12 179 Yards Gained Rushing 101 izing on a pass interference qua' ter touchdowns after the 99 Yards Gained Passing 85 the 20th straight time a South- carried the ball 22 times for they took advantage of Jeff 6 of 10 Passes Complesed 4 of 17 With the quarterbacks in trouble the Army players call on the first play rode be- Vounteers had taken a 0 Passes Intercepted by 1 eastern Conference team has 119 yards Beaver's fumble 0 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 could concentrate on stopping the remaining big threat hind a strong running attack 24-point lead and the issue beaten an A 1 a i Coast 7 for 42 Punts No Avg 8 tor 40 rival Jerry Levias running in the backfield this year They ac- and a determined defense Sat- was no longer in doubt Gonso hit Butcher with a North Carolina was a study 55 Yards Penalized 104 complished that most of the night by putting two men on urday to shut out South Caro- Good threw scoring tosses Carter started Auburn's out- three yard touchdown toss in in grid futility until the last CHARLOTTESVILLE (AP) Duke 66 yards for a touch- him whether he reversed and ran or tried to catch passes lina 17-0 in an intersectional of seven yards to flanker John burst by scoring on his punt the first quarter after Iowa's period fnto Cadet territory and when it twice drove Al Woodall's passes carried Jerry did break open often enough to catch six passes football game Sias and five yards to end return in the second minute of Bob Anderson had kicked a deep covering 78 yards and one touchdown but it wasn't South a 1 i a never Steve Almond the game and his interception 30-yard field goal The tireless Ina into scored on Beaver's 7-yard pass to Pete Davis own with two minutes to The loss sent the Yellow on the Clemson 26 paved the Gonso contributed a 47-yard enough seemed to recover from a Eight minutes earlier the Tar Devils defeated the Virginia quick play Saturday as the Blue Where the Cadets really concentrated on Levias was on ti Florida State touchdown Jackets home with Heels were halted on fourth run to the 73-yard Hoosier the kicking game On kickoffs they'd punch bounders or in the opening minutes The 3-1 way for Auburn's third touch- scoring drive Cavaliers 13-6 in an Atlantic won-lost record Tennessee is down in the first half down one yard from the Cadet Coast Conference a 1 I short line drives toward other people and Jerry never got Gamecocks saw five drives now 2-1 on the season Clemson pinned with its I ci 101 awriaa 30 Anderson goal after a 94-yard push 7 0 7-21 7 his hands on a single one frustrated by interceptions third straight loss stayed in game Bii()Itgi)er 3 pass from Gonso North Carolina On punts they kicked high and several times out of Seminole coach Bill Peter- The 24 points were the most ern es se has scored on Warner 3 3 g---1: contention on the passing of Sophomore fullback Ir(rirsp ru hil: i run 0 i Air Fo AF-Guth 3 run (Leuthaus kick) Bagliens two-yard plunge ell- son uncorked a bag tricks bounds Jimmy Addison until the little Iowa-Usi'lsowia tri pass from 'brio- AF-FG Leuthauser 23 er When Levias did catch the punts his bravery showed on the opening play which left the Atlantic Georgia Tech in 26 games be- Iween the Southern rivals dat- quarterback was knocked out lak (Anderson kick) NC-Davis 7 pass from Beaver antic Coast Conference lowa-Podolak I run (Anderson (8xertnrcarci()36824 the heavily favored Blue Dev- maxed the scoring drive by for the Cadets were swarming down on him They gave of action on a jarring tackle t' ni-k-)Buicher 4 peso from Gonso defenders Holy Cross Wins Duke touchdowns confused mg back to 1902 (Warner kick) ils him a rugged night just before the half 000 Peterson put both of his top Tennessee's previous high clemson 7 14 0 0-71 passing quarterbacks Kim against the Jackets was a Aubuty0 TOLEDO ENDS SKEIN came in the final period after ARMY MAKES BETTER IMPRESSION THAN SYRACUSE A b-LCarter 61 piint return tult 9 7(kick Hammond and Gary Pajcic 2'2-14 triumph in 1964 failed) Aub-FG Riley 42 BOWLING GREEN Ohio WORCESTER Mass (AP) Virginia had taken a 6-0 lead Junior quarterback Phil in the second quarter on guar- That in itself proves something As a freshman player in the line-up on the first play Georgia Tech 0 0 0 13-13 Clem Kelley 14 pass from Add)- Tennessee 3 14 7 0-24 son (Candler kick) (AP) The Toledo Univer- terback Gene Arnett 44-yard Levias was fragile and couldn't stand up under the hard It ended on the South Carolina Tenn-FG Kremser 22 Aub-Giffin 1 run (Riley kick) Tenn-Flowers 7 pass from Wyche Clem Rogers 28 pass from Addi- itv Rockets blasted to a 33-0 O'Neil scored one touchdown passed for another i pass to end Joe Hoppe punishment handed him It was this fragility that caused 24 when pass interference was from 50 pass from Wyche (Kremser kick) sorLener kick) Ri Ash- Chrlisetragl 26 pass from Li aerial victory over Bowling and pac- Duke 0 0 0 13-13 called on a long toss Hayden Fry to move him to split end away from most of Tenn-Chadwick 1 ruts (Kremser Carter (Riley kick) Green Saturday smashing a Virginia a 6 0 0- 6 Pajcic at the FSU 25 kick) Clem Jackson 6 run (Candler mg Holy Cross to a 17-0 foot- UVA Hoppe 44 pass from Ar- the rough stuff as a sophomore Tech-Sias 7 pass from Good (Car- kick) 12-year record of Mid Ameri- nette (Kick failed) Moments later ESU's Bill michael kick) Aub- Giffin 1 run (Riley kick) Duke-Ryan I plunge (Kick failed) But this year with so many veterans gone and a need Tech-Almond 5 pass from Good Aub-FG Riley 37 can Conference football losses ball victory over Colgate Sat- Duke Baglien 2 alOnae (Riesen- Moreman plunged over from (run frilled) Aub-Blakenev I run (Riley kick) urday fold kick) to the Falcons AttenJance-25000 to change the attack to suit the material Levias is where Attendance-55119 Attendance-32000 the one to put the Seminoles he gets his knocks more often ahead After Friday night it appears he'll stand up under Peterson Fterson pulled another sur- micHIGAN LOSES 34-0 SCHICIC OWNERS most of them prise in that series when he As for Army that team looked far superior to the put linebacker Mike Blatt in Syracuse team which defeated Baylor 7-0 recently Those at halfback for the first time two clubs were generally rated the two best in the East this season 103210 see Spartans IT LIKE Army has excellent passing from Steve Lindell a jun 7 lor and strong running from Chuck Jarvis the big full- a back There is good line play and aggressive defense Iowa State If they so choose the Cadets may wind up in some- ANN ARBOR Mich (AP) msu GAME AT A GLANkifcHIGAN plays and then William Fer- NEw spEcutul Jimmy Raye Michigan IL yardriatinDerashin 11: aco a sophomore quarter- body's bowl Turns Back State's small and shifty senior nf 16 II of 2 back hit Foreman on the quarterback led the Spartans 1 I Michigan eight for an 18-yard State 17-0 to a crushing 34-0 victory over 6 for 41 Punts No Avg I for 41 gain 78 Yards Penalized 30 47 Michigan Saturday before a Dick I I li I plowed Middies Mop Up AMES Iowa (AP) Iowa capacity crowd of 103210 ner for a score and following through the center of the line largest of the 1967 football an interception passed eight r-------- Now III closer 1 II 0 I State capitalized on a bevy for the score I season yards to Franklin Foreman in of Kansas State miscues for a 110'10 faster more cril 10t I 1 Syracuse 27 0 17-0 victory Saturday that pre- so I vented the Wildcats from win- fling their first Big Eight The victory i i a the end zone to make it 27-0 State's second in Big Ten State scored its fifth touch- play raised Spartan hopes for down at the start of the last 7 HAVE YOUR HAT REMANUFACTURED I Cleaned Block electric shaving with a new the successful defense of its quarter with Regis Kavender Blocked s'I comfortable Restyled game in nearly three years conference title and another the spark of a drive that PETERS BROS HATS The Cyclones scored their GAME AT A GLANCE Yards for a touchdown on four trip to the Rose Bowl started from the Spartan 42 909 Houston SYRACUSE NAVY first touchdown on a one-yard El3 5-1715 IS First Downs 19 passes and five running plays plunge by Les Webster with 112 Yards Gained Rushing 74 Raye was altogether too He made 27 yards in three STAINLESSSTEEL log Yards Gained Passing 216 shifty for the Michigan de- vottw- 1 12 of 27 Passes Completed 17 of 28 Jeri Balsly scoring on a 1:15 left in the first half after 2 Passes interceoted by 2 12-yard run 1 fense ripping off solid gains 1 OW Fumbles Recovered 1 blunting three Wildcat scoring New Dayton Thorofare SHAVING HEAD 10 for 37 Punts NO Avg 6 for 34 on option plays and passing -5 35 Yards Penalized Si Syracuse which went into threats within the Cyclone 10 with deadly accuracy The 4 -7 A lot of tire at a low initial cost 4 ply the game undefeated and with A 38-yard field goal by Vern Nylon cord ThoroTuf10 rubber Modern State defense although rid- "'1i narrow line whitewall and wrcia-aroond ANNAPOLIS Md (AP) the best defensive record in Skripsky and a 49-yard put died by injuries able to 'es 611 shoulders Don't drive another mile on unsafe 6 tires for so little wright picked apart Syra- running game fairly well but the Cycloaes 10 more points in 1 I il---Ptill111111111S 11111'311O1 IMII PI 1111its IMIIOATIrl'(1111liti ell OVERHAUL 11101N111 lIE El-liK11011IN ILI yll 111111111111 i tires when you can Navy quarterback John Cart- the nation contained Navy's return by Don Graves gave et 1 1 contain Michigan's Ron John- 1 13 son effectively ti" i All Sizes SI 1 00 Iowa State cuse's tops in the nation Li I 't cope with Cart- the third quarter Exchange Plus Raye scored State's first defense with a fine mixture of wright's passing Kansas State 0 0 0 0- 0 0 7 10 0-17 touchdown on a two-yard g- rox Whitewalls running and passing Saturday A 15-yard pass from Rich- lacr: FGWebster I run (Skripsky EI sk 1 4p Plus $2 sneak in the first period its 2sStutorapIri INSTALLING your eT SLF: NI unrelocShhshini xdtosoonsheaprvi teaisianortenw hipleinoawodreeVir I' 600640-13 670775-15 and moved the Midshipmen to Prd Panczyszyr to end Gary tso pass Interception second on a similar plunge in 38 Groves 49 1 a 27-14 victory in a game be- Fredericks with one minute (sanskAnkcick)22000 the second period and then in tween tw 1 available for most Schick Shaver: 25 two of the East's top remaining gave Syracuse its an explosive two minutes e- We honor 0 11 notional credit cords Nothing 1tt' 750775-14 800825-14 INSTALLED kl: football teams final touchdown li ite i -0 a i down no interct or corr ing chorge 6 fore the first half ended he '--4- to pay bY RICHMOND WINS 42-14 and speed 0 Cartwright and fl a passed 65 yards to Allen Bren- be aver motor Syracuse 7 0 0 7-14 GREE'NVILLE SC min all pats included "moan Lilts Ness" One Terry Murray got together on 010 14 3 3 7-27 3 GUARANTEE satisfactory shaving for ono year a 52-yard scoring pass on the pass from Cart (AP) Quarterback Buster 4' a 1 1109 White Sottlomont Rood 'ME CO vahvi Michigan Stole 7 20 0 7-34 4410 Navy 12 run (Church sixth play from scrimmage to Richmond to a 42-14 Southern MSU kick) 0 'B i 's passing carried mir-hyan 0 0 0 0- 0 MSU-Rave 2 run (Pripet( kirk) '411110-it 'Z: SCHICK ELECTRIC SHAVER CENTER 1 --Ray run uiec '''''1 -4roe put Navy ahead 7-0 Svra-Cassahha I run (Mantle kick) 9 (Prtt kick) Navv---e Church 42 Conference football victory (pTu51614Tpireeknrer 65 pass from Rave Later in the first quarter at Henderson i 811 Houston St ED 2-6757 pt110Ivite Church ru urchn (Church 15 4(2 pa ds kick) over Furman's Paladins Sat- (knUfzreitsir)eman 8 pass from Rave ID 6-7139 Commies beefy kmas et our tecaplate Woe el Shaven Olsen and Appliances the Midshipmen drove 74 crzeys-zynF(rmeciaenrtilcekskicik5) urday pass from MSU-Berlinski 8 run (Prulett kick) Attendanc-103210 'illantinelmisailmiTL OPEN UNTIL 6 PM MON titre SAT rEaRtIneactIONUNMOriggelf7-)itaZSM I 1 AA.