The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 14

i 4 Western -Muffs Scoring Opportunities iagBes idge 2-7 66-Yard Sprint ISy Gray MORFHEAD Kv (SdD 1 Gra on a 66-jard gallop in the finale next weekend they will i a Vance pass and his Not even a eazellecould run on third period that clinched it at least share the OVC crown return to the Western 14 set up the Morehead Stadium turf the Western scored in between the1 Western is 2-4 in the OVC and the first Eagle touchdown in the rival coaches agreed before two Eagle touchdowns on a 24- and 3-5 on the season with second period Western and the Eagles met in Sard sprint by Jim Sprinkle two games remaining I a mud battle here yesterdaj Tommv Atwood kicked goal The Hilltoppers traveled 64 Another touchdown now could swift yards in the third quar- Bvrt Morehead' Otto Gell have won it for Western ter to move ahead briefly proved he could by dashing 61 But? Gra and the tough Eagle Vane to Tom 56-yard tf1 Pc! I 1 if II pi It stayed that way until early in the third period when Western drilled 64 yards in seven plays to go ahead Morehead was ahead to stay at 12-7 two plays later After the kickoff Gsell ran once for four yards And then Gray breezed 66 yards for the clincher A little later Gray almost went 65 yards for another touchdown being finally cut down by Johnny Jaggers at the Western 33 Despite the conditions of the field Western and Vance came out passing On the first play tea yards" in four carries as More- defense took care of that Johnny passed head turned back the Hilltop-! Morehead needed a big break Bird for gains of 14 and 10 yards pets 12-7 to stay alive in the in the first half when Western and Dickie Moore galloped 18 VaUey Conference title fullback Dickie Moore fumbled yards once race a bad pitchout at the Eagle one- Of a first-down play from the score but he stav-j yard line on fourth down Eagle 24 Sprinkle' sprinted all in the hair very well I The win was fifth1 the way getting a freeing block 4 The Eagle touchdowns were against one loss in the OVC and from Roy Bondurant booked by Marvin Hicks on a its sixth against two defeats onl Tom conversion 14-yard pass from Tommy Ea- the season If the Eagles can gave Western a 7-6 lead des and by sprint star Tommy i clip Eastern Kentucky in theirl Larry interception of Hicks for the touchdown But a placement attempt failed because of a fumble of the snap of the game Vance pitched to Jim Old for 13 yards A little later in the first period the Toppers swept from the 50 to the one as Vance passed for 11 yards to Old and Moore ran twice for 18 yards -The Toppers had a first and goal at the Morehead 4 But three plays netted only three yards And on fourth down Vance misfired on his attempted pitchout to Moore Right after that came long return of a Vance interception to the Western 14 and pass to Hicks for the first touchdown Sprinkle galloped 23 yards on the first plav after the ensuing kickoff and Vance then kicked to the Morehead 10 A little later Sprinkle raced 22 yards to the Morehead 46 But the half ended that drive Sprinkle in his best performance as a Hilltopper netted 98 yards in 13 carries Moore picked up 90 yards in 23 runs Gray had 109 yards in just six carries for Morehead Gsell had his 61 yards in but four runs and Leon Wesley posted 45 yards in 14 swings £0jp Ik ll iwri IfNI SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6 1966 Tech Posts 7-3 Win 'JUT Eastern Title Hopes Jolted (AP Wirephoto) Kentucky's Terry Beadles is at left Background left is Dicky Lyons (24) of Kentucky Kentucky won 14-10 UPSET-Bob Windsor (38) upset by a combination of and grabbing Vanderbilt players Vanderbilt's Sid Random (69) is on the ground and Scoring summary: Western 0 0 7 0 7 Morehead 0(4 0 12 Mhd Hicks 14 pass from Eades (Kick failed) West Sprinkle 24 runs (Atwood kick) Mhd Gray 66 run (Pass failed) VandyTs Beaten 14-10 Grid Scores RICHMOND Ky East-1 morning falling on ground ern football title ready soaked from snow hopes in the Ohio Valley Con- The conditions stiffled the po-ference sank in the mud Satur- tent passing attack of Eastern day as the Maroons lost to Ten-quarterback Jim Guiee who nessee Tech 7-3 completed only four of 14 passes I for 48 yards Th field was pelted by a quarterback Dale Swain steady rain that began in the hit onlhree of six auemptrfor College Football Results THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cats Post Two Fourth Quarter TDs For Win Arkansas Clips Rice By 31-20 42 yards but one of them was a 34-yard scoring pass to halfback Frank Sorrells for the lone touchdown The scoring pass ended the Eagles only sustained march shortly after a 37-yard field goal by the Mike Riggs Tech moved the ball 49 yards in six plays and had a third down with three yards to go when Swam faded for the pass to Sorrells who caught the ball By BOB COOPER Associated Press Writer LEXINGTON Ky A 42-yard drive and a 75-yard pass in the last quarter set up a 14-10 Kentucky victory over Vanderbilt in the rain in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday only 11 were gained on offense The rest came from penalties against Kentucky two for roughing the kicker on fourth down The Wildcats came to life in the fourth period moving 42 yards on 13 plays for their first touchdown with 7:39 left Minutes later sophomore Dicky Lyons threw a 75-yard pass to LITTLE ROCK Ark (AP1-Linebacker David 37-yard run with an intercepted pass gave eighth-ranked Arkansas the cusion it needed to slip Morehead 12 Western Ken- tucky 7 Kentucky 14 Vanderbilt 10 Tennessee Tech 7" Eastern Kentucky 3 Georgetown 15 Anderson 0 Washington (St Louis) 37 Centre 14 Lincoln 15 Kentucky State 14 Louisville 23 Kent State 20 Princeton 18 Harvard 14 Cornell 23 Brown 14 Colgate 20 Bucknell 0 Dartmouth 56 Columbia 14 Duke 9 Navy 7 Yale 17 Penns 14 Rutgers 32 Lafayette 28 Army 20 George Washington 7 Holy Cross 16 Mass 14 Syracuse 12 Penn St 10 Boston Coll 15 Wm Mary 13 SOUTH attack with 24 yards while John Bruno added 19 and May 18 May connected on 4 of 10 passes all in the second half for 25 yards Vanderbilt 6 3 7 6-10 Kentucky 0 0 6 14-14 FG Klaass 25 Whiteside 7 pass from May (Healey kick) Seiple 6 pass from Beadles (pass failed) Lyons 1 run (Seiple pass from Beadles) Attendance 15000 The rest of the game was dull'Dan Spanish to give Kentucky a first down on the 2 Vanderbilt showing little past Rice 31-20 Saturday in and waded into the Southwest Conference football game score came with 7:31 remaining shortly after quarter end zone Eastern with its passing at tack all but dead depended the running of kkiAv jw I utin lui i chiefly upon tailback Butch Green The Maroons picked up 133 yards the ground to 129 for Tech ont with offense and Kentucky making errors frequently Vanderbilt gained only 94 yards and earned only one of its five first downs The others came on penalties LEXINGTON Ky (AP)-Sta-tistics of the Vanderbilt-Ken-tucky football game: Vanderbilt Kentucky (AP Wirephoto) at he goes over guard for yardaqe on a keeper play in Saturday's game against Louisiana State University in Birmingham LEAPFROG Alabama quarterback Wayne Trimble (10) plays an impromptu game of leapfrog with teammate John Calvert (62) Title Hopes Kept Flaming Tech Ekes Out 14-13 Win Over Aroused Virginia back Jon Brittenum had engij neered the Razorbacks 69 yards to erase a 20-17 Rice advantage The go-ahead touchdown came on sophomore tailback David two-yard plunge off tackle his second score of the game The victory was fourth in five conference games and set up next Kentucky ran for 149 yards North Carolina St 24 Mary- n(j passecj for j4g more but lost 13 149 146 9-14 0 6-36 3 47 First downs 5 Rushing yardage 69 Passing yardage 25 Passes 4-10 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 10-34 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 15 In addition to its field goal Eastern mounted two serious scoring threats One ended at the 26 and the other on the 15 when the Bill Castle recovered a fumble on Tide Drops LSU 21-0 For Seventh Straight showdown with league-leading down Southern Methodist The loss dropped the Maroons The Razorbacks built a 17-0 Mof first-place tie in the lead in the first quarter on Bob! ovc- Eastern 15 now in 47-yard field goal lay-ry eight-yard run and 6-7 Tenn Tach 6 7 three fumbles and had a pass intercepted Twice in the third period Kentucky had the ball for only one play -Vanderbilt intercepted once and recovered a fumble the second time this one setting up the Commodores touchdown Rusy Cantwell recovered the fumble on the Kentucky 15 and it took only five plays to push over The Commodores scored first on a 25-yard field goal in the second period land 21 West Va 35 The Citadel 0 Tennessee 28 Chattanooga 10 Virginia Tech 11 Wake Forest 0 Georgia Tech 14 Virginia 13 Clemson 27 North Carolina 3 Alabama 21 LSU 0 Florida State 32 South Carolina 10 Richmond 24 Furman 14 Auburn 13 Miss State 0 So Miss -42 Virginia Mil MIDWEST Michigan St 56 Iowa 7 Illinois 28 Michigan 21 Michigan 20 Ohio 13 6-3 Georgia Trips Florida 27-10 one-yard plunge 0 Rice broke string of 11 straight scoreless quarters Tc 3JaSS from when Chuck Latourette returned wain (Swords i punt 60 yards for the first Owl Attendance 6000 ATLANTA (AP) Fifth-ranked Georgia Tech finally overcame-an aroused band of Virginia Cavaliers Saturday 14- 13 coming from behind in the third quarter to mark up its eighth straight victory With just 15 seconds left on the clock Cavalier specialist Braxton Hill attempted a 40-yard field goal th would have given Virginia an upset victory However the kick was short and Tech ran out the clock Tech pulled ahead when Lenny Snow dived over from the one and Bunky Henry kicked the extra point to make it Tech 14 Virginia 13 Virginia 6 7 6 Georgia Tech 6 7 7 The Wildcats plays later and point conversion Vanderbilt scored on a 7-yard touchdown pass from Roger May to Jim Whitside Lyons led attack with 56 yards in 13 carries in addition to his long pass Kentucky quarterback Terry Beadles hit 8 of 13 passes for1 71 yards and ran for 41 more -A Beadles pass to Larry Seiple gave Kentucky its first touchdown and a one-yard plunge by Lyons added the other BIRMINGHAM Ala (AP) Bobby Johns cracked a defen-duel by scoring on a 33-yard sprint with an intercepted pass Saturday carrying- Alabama to a 21-0 conquest of Loui-State which kept the Of the 50 yard Vandy travel Minnesota 28 Northwestern e(j before the field goal attempt JACKSONVILLE Fla (AP) defensive unit har-rassed Steve Spurrier all afternoon Saturday as the Bulldogs Crimson Tide's national and handed the seventh-ranked Southeastern Confeience title Florida Gators their first loss of 13 the helm drove 70 yards for touchdown and kicked a field goal to take a 10-7 lead at the half Dunn plunged from the one for the Chattanooga touchdown in the second quarter Moments lqter Hegi Ferreira from Recife Brazil kicked a 32-yard field goal But superior manpower began to assert itself after intermission Quarterback Dewey Warren passed for two touchdowns and set up another with a 20-yard toss to end John ny Mills on the Chattanooga one Chattanooga 0 10 0 0-10 Tennessee 7 0 14 7-28 touchdown Moments later Rice intercepted a pass at the Arkansas 20 and scored on Ben-mnpfield two-yard run The Owls went ahead in the third quarter as a heavy fog settled over the stadium The Owls moved 49 yards in 11 plays i The Southern Kentucky Bas-with Robby Shelton going the ketball Officials Association has final three I scheduled a meeting for 7 0 12 8 20 'tomorrow at the recreation cen Arkansas 17 0 0 ter Reservoir Park Govs Rap Bucs 22-14 hopes flaming Whiteside led Vandy's rushing the season 27-10 Trailing 10-3 at the half Geor- A1 gia scored four times after the Th victory was th seventh mtermission to blow the game straight for the fourth-ranked open before a Gator Bowl crowd Akron 20 Butler 14 Bowling Green 14 Marshall 6 Nebraska 24 Kansas 13 Colorado 26 Missouri 0 Notre Dame 40 Pittsburgh 0 Oklahoma 37 Kansas State 6 Purdue 23 Wisconsin 0 -Dayton 9 Xavier Ohio 2 Wyoming 55 Wichita St 0 SOUTHWEST Southwest Arkansas 31 Rice 20 Texas 26 Baylor 14 No tex St 35 Cincinnati 13 So Meth 21 Texas 14 FAR WEST Washington 16 UCLA 3 So Calif 35 California 9 Tex St 34 No Ariz 1 Continued on page 18 Column 1 CLARKSV1LLE Tenn (AP)-Austm Peay with fullback John Ogles in the key role outlasted East Tennessee 22-14 Saturday in an Ohio Valley Conference football test Ogles scored two touchdowns and gained 134 yards to run his career record to 2571 yards a new high for the Governors Austin Peay wrapped up the game with three first period touchdowns Eat Tenn 6 7 6 Austin Peay 19 3 6 of 62820 Lynn 39-yard touchdown interception early in the fourth quarter put Georgia ahead touchdown came after Ronnie Jenkins plunged over from four yards out to tie the score at 10-all i ntbe tihrd quarter Florida seldom had the ball in the last period defending national football champions who staged in a tie with Georgia for the league lead by boosting them conference record to 5-0 Alabama had forged an 8-0 margin in the first half on a safety and two field goals by Steve Davis but the Tide was not able to score a touchdown until Johns picked off Fred Bob Smart young styling with the plus of CORjAIVf If no one complimented your Auburn Downs Miss State JACKSON Miss (AP)-Soph-omore quarterback Loren Cart- charm watch today not wearing a 3 6 17 er injected life into a sputter- Georgia Florida 3 6 Du Font's re ffstcred tedemerft lor its men made poromeric 17th Annual Scared Vols Tip Mocs 28-10 pass and swept into the end zone with two minutes left in 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