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Early Scare, But 49-7 Illinois Spartans Bury Smashes Piirilue Statistici Nsiihwpstern First rtowiw RushinjE yarrtuRP PasnlnR vardagp Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts umbles lost ards penalized 1 1 322 139 10-18 1 2-44 1 S3 East Lansing, Mich. Burley Bob Apisa, star sophomore fullback from Hawaii, lead the way and No. 1 ranked Michigan State crushed North western, 49-7, Saturday after allowing an early Wildcat touchdown. Northwestern shockeda homecoming crowd of 74,215 by jumping ahead with a 7-0 lead on its first series of plays in the opening period. Apisa, the leading Big Ten scorer going into the game, rammed in two touchdowns and right half Clint Jones made one before the half ended to put MSU back into control of the game with a 21-7 lead.

State kept piling on scores in the second half for the largest MSU win margin this season. The rout left Michigan State the only unbeaten Big Ten team and still the runaway front runner in its bid for the conference title and a Rose Bowl bid. It was the 70th win in his career as MSU head coach for Duffy Daugherty, who last I took the Spartans to the Pasadena trip in 1955. The Northwestern early counter came on a freakish play. Sophomore quarterback Dennis Booth fumbled Larry Gates pounced on the loose ball in the end zone for the touchdown.

Michigan State, which has been featuring second half comebacks this season, decid- ed not to waste time in correcting the situation. The Spartans took command of the game by powering 57 yards for their first score. 85 yards for the second and 44 yards for the third. Michigan State had been a 20-point favorite going into the game. To make the odds-mak- I ers feel better, the Spartan Juggernaut ground 80 yards the first time MSU got the ball in the third period with Apisa again doing the scoring honors.

Jim Summers made a pass interception to help State keep its scoring momentum in the same period. Quarterback Steve Juday flipped a 10-yard end zone pass to Jones to build up the MSU lead to 35-7. Left half Dwight Lee. also got into the scoring act before the third period ended. His TD coming after a 44-yard push to make it 42-7.

Barefoot kicker Dick Kenney also from Hawaii, hit on five for five in extra point tries. Statbties First rtrtwns Cas.iinR Paura intciceptcd Punts Fumblrs lost Yard.s ponalizrd by Purriur llllnoi Hi 208 108 0 9-40 4 5 25 158 14-21 8-31 0 Northwestern 7 0 0 0 Michigan State 6 15 21 NW Gates (fumble recovery in end zone (Dickie M.SU—Apisa 1 run (run failed) 4 run (Api.sa run) 2 run (Kenney kick) 10 pass from Juday (Kenney kick) 1 run (Kenney kick) 46 run (Kennedy kick) Attendance 74.215. Buckeye FG Tips Gophers Tliis One Got Away I N-Potton First downs Rushing Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts umbles lost ards penalized by Columbus, Ohio Ui) Bob Funk booted an 18-yard field goal with only 1:17 left in the game Saturday, giving Ohio State a hard-fought 11-10 victory over Minnesota in a Big Ten struggle before 84.359. The Buckeyes, keeping their slim hopes for a conference championship alive with their third victory in four starts, drove 89 yards on the passing of Don Unverferth to set up fifth three-pointer of the season. The Gophers made a dramatic bid to pull out the victory, moving 63 yards to the Ohio State eight-yard line in the waning moments of play.

With only 14 seconds showing on the clock, Deryl field goal attempt from the 15-yard line was wide to the left, and the Bucks had their triumph. Minnesota 7 0 3 OSU 0 8 0 1 run (Ramey kick) 25 pass from Unverferth iFontest run) Ramey 32 OSU Fg Funk 18 Attendance: 84,359. VKchigan Frolics Champaign. 111. f.f' Jim record- breaking rushing swept underdog Illinois to 214) victory over frustrated Purdue Saturday, dealing final blow to Boilermaker Big Ten football title hopes.

Purdue, seemingly still stunned by last 14-10 loss to top-ranked Michigan State, was personally manhandled by Grabowski, who smashed 163 yards on 36 carries. performance, including a one yard touchdown smash for a 7-0 Illini lead in the first quarter, broke an unofficial all-tiinr career rushing mark for a Big Ten player. Bob Gric.se. nation's No. 2 passer, not only had a passing day, but was humiliated in the, fourth period when Illini end Bo Batchelder stole the ball out of his hands and raced 55 yards before Griese caught him from behind.

That set up quarterback Fred second touchdown pass, a 25-yard flip to end John Wright for a 21-0 Illinois lead. Custardo also fired a three-yard touchdown shot to halfback Ron Bess after a 95 yard Illini strike in eight plays to put Illinois ahead with five seconds left in the first half. passing game was crippled with favorite target, when end Bob Hadrick went out with a wrenched knee midway in the second quarter. workhorse day gave him a career rushing record of 2,275 yards, surpassing the former three season mark by a Big Ten player, 188 set by Paul Giel in 1951-52 and 53. 163 yards Saturday-compared with minus 14 yards by rushing also enabled the rugged fullback to top total offense career record of 2,424 by Tommy Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 Illinois 7 6 0 8 21 1 run, (Custardo kick) I 3 pass from Custardo (kick! failed) 25 pass from Custardo (Bessj pass from Custardo) I First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Statistics Wisconsin Michigan 13 30 77 360 ace quarterback Gary Lane outdistances Cornhuskers on 22- yard touchdown run in first period.

Look Out for Lane 179 17-30 0 4-32 3 30 152 7-15 4 3-36 2 30 Ann Arbor, Mich. igan, scoring on a 52-y a pass from Wally Gabier to Jack Clancy on its first play, picked up five first half touchdowns and steamrolled to a 50-14 Big Ten football victory over Wisconsin Saturday. Gabier scored twice on runs of one and five yards as the Wolverines snapped a four- game losing streak. It was their first win over Wisconsin in their last four meetings and the first over the Badgers since 1950. Two of first half touchdowns were set up by pass interceptions and another by a fumble recovery.

Rick Sygar scored on a two- yard plunge and Dave Fisher scampered 12 yards for the other first half scores. Sygar threw a 26-yard pass to Clancy and Ernie Sharpe went in from a yard out for second half touchdowns. The Wolverines got only two quick points at start of the third quarter when Wisconsin quarterback Chuck Burt recovered his own fumble in the end zone Wisconsin 0 0 7 Michigan 14 21 15 0-50 52 pas.s irom Gabler gar kick) 1 run (Sygar kick) 2 run (Sygar kick) 12 run (Sygar kick) Mich- -Gabler 5 run (Sygar kick) Burt tackled in end zone 26 pass from Sygar (Sy- far kick) 1 run (kick failed) 83 klckoff return (Kaye kick) 6 run (Kaye kick) Attendance 66.907. T.ightning Miz zou Scoring Sends Scare Into Buskers Continued from Page 1C Black Shirts. But it was always a threat.

It was like waiting for a bomb to go off that never goes off. The bomb was Gary Lane. He and a rugged fullback named Carl Reese put the Huskers in that first quarter hole. Taking the opening kickoff, Missouri struck the 80 yards to score in just 10 plays, the big one a 41-yard pass from Lane to Monroe Phelps which carried the ball to the Husker 22. One play later, Lane rolled out to his right and blazed into the end zone.

Bill kick made it 7-0 with 9:29 to play. Missouri through. On second play from scrimmage for the day, Roland pilfered the Duda pass and Missouri was in business at the Husker 49. Husker Harriers Whipped, 1548 Columbia, Mo. Missouri Maryland Rips South Carolina Columbia, S.C.

Mary- scored a 15-48 cross country land turned South Carolina victory over Nebraska here Saturday morning with Tiger runners taking the first six places. 1. Terry Thompson. MU. 2 Bill Wells, MU, 3.

Bob MU, 4. Greg Tsevis, MU, 16.01; 5. Mnhrer, MU, 6. Welsh. 7.

Peter Scott. NU, 8. Orlando Martinez. NU. 9.

(Ciarle- ville, MU. 10. Joe Scott. NU. 16:43 11.

Dennis SetUes. NU 12. Non al Jones, NU, 13. Greg Young, NU, 17:27. Deadly Passer Albuquercjue, N.M.

(JV-The deadly passing of quarterback Ken Berry shattered New defense Saturday as San Jose State walked to a 27-7 nonconference football victory over the Lobos. miscues into two first period touchdowns Saturday and went on to a 27-14 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory over the Gamecocks. South Carolina opened the scoring on a 73-yard march but Bob Collins raced the ensuing kickoff 91 yards for a touchdown to start Maryland to its second conference win in four games. Maryland 14 .3 0 South Carolina 6 8 0 1 run (kick blocked) 01 kickoff return (Bram.son kick I 1 run (Bramson kick) Bram.son 22 5 run (Tucker pass from Fair) MD-FG Bramson 27 1 run (Bramson kick) Attendance 30,000. This time Charlie Brown got into the act, about the only time the Big leading rusher managed to get on stage.

He contributed an 11-yard run into the drive. But Lane exactly take the time off. He also ran for 11 and passed 19 to Jim Waller on a play which went to Nebraska one. Reese got in on the second try. It was 14-0 with 4:45 to go in the quarter and the No.

2 and 3 ratings in the national polls seemed doomed. But the Huskers wouldn't buy that, delighting the Orange and Sugar Bowl scouts in the press box and some 10,000 NU boosters with their comeback. The victory, coupled with 13-0 victory over Oklahoma, left the Huskers alone at the top of the Big Eight with a 4-0 record and Kansas, Oklahoma State and Oklahoma left on schedule. Missouri now is 4-2-1. Hawkeyes Stumble Statistics F'irst dowas Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes intercepted by Punts Fumble.s lost Yards penalized Iowa Indiana 16 120 187 17-33 1 6-37 0 85 10 98 158 9-17 2 7-36 1 13 Bloomington, Ind.

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