The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 9

I ALL Te! 42-4881 Bangor Dally News Monday November II 1968 'Beatiiiff HoiVtra 5An 18-yard punt by Hof-- stra taken by Maine at the H- 22 First play 22 yard pass Wing to Benner who grabbed ball between two defenders to score 6 A 48-yard Hofstra pass from Steve Tuttle to Bill sharp with his toe He went six for ax on extra points The parade of points went like this: 1 Drive of 61 yards Farrell scoring from a yard out 2 Recovery of a fumble at the Hofstra 25 by Jon Piper First play- pass from Dave' Wing -to Gene Benner just inside legal reception area on a bobble 3 Onside kick ball taken by Grant Watkins at the Hofstra 42 Nine yard pass Wing to Chris Eaton Three yards by Farrell 2S by Hamilton the last one to ecore over left tackle 4 A 53-yard drive Hamilton at quarterback 18 yards keeper Benner end-around for' 13 Watkins through enter last three' yards v-J s- 1 'l I t- R- Uivr MQvv A Show Of Hands University of Maine end Gene Benner picks off a pass from quarterback Dave Wing just Inside the legal zone and from the hands of Bob Scaringe for his second touchdown against Hofstra Saturday It was one of two by Benner as Maine won 42-7 (NEWS Photo by Maher) us f- 7 A a I 'T-Ss' 7 'X XJ Dugan (right) who takes blasted openings in the Maine won 42-7 (NEWS bui both clubs threatened Bow doin with three passes that Sight have gone all the way had ey connected two of them to end Dick Wormd And a third to Rogers best chances came early in the fourth quarter but Dawe intercepted a pass thrown by junior quarterback Jim Ea-cott at the Bowdoin three to halt one chance and a pass completion for an apparent touchdown from Eacott to Gia-chetti a few minutes later was called back on an Illegal procedure penalty Some great defensive play by line backers Bob Bass and Bob Mosco and defensive end Jim Larson together with defensive end Sam block of a 47-yard field goal attempt by De lahanty saved the long hard hitting day for the Jumbos Ken-Fox- 7A 39-yard pass Hamilton to Benner A 22-yarder from Steve Daly to Benner Three yard scoring run by Watkins By' the time Hofstra in-jected Wandy -Williams into the game there much hope but the 190-pounder ripped off some good gains against the Bears Defence Stingy defense was so stingy that only four times-did the Dutchmen get into Blue territory once on a fumble re-'covery There were many stars When Wing injured-a leg in the third period all reserve quarterbacks got in their licks Don Loranger Paul Dulac John Wolfgram Charlie Hews Mark Richardson Frank Griffin Ken Zuch Pete Quackenbush hindered by a chest injury and many others played big roles For Hofstra Fred Sandler Fox and Dave Ballard were the leaders but for -the most part the highly regarded- running attack was held to a minimum Hamilton lugged leather so many times he had the' 3750 fans in the stands fatigued watching' him He carried 35' times tor 138 yards besides passing twice and scoring two touchdowns And he played far from the entire game But it was an all-around team job Each carried out his assignment well The Bears wanted this one badly It was much like two years ago when Maine romped over Vermont in its finale The club was eager Abbott paid tribute to all team' members "We lose some fine seniors and I hate to see them go But we have some great men coming he said Sunday was his first day off since the opening of practice "You know he asked that we have our offense going I mind playing a couple more -dedication! HiIm Bofatra Flint downn 18 10 Virds nuhlnf 143 91 Yard lost 39 11 Pan att 7 SO Pasaea comp 7 Yarda paaae 138 "107 Paases tat by 4 1 Fumblea Own rec 6 Punttaf nv 7- 405 Slt Yarda penalUea 86 26 Maine 14 91 6 Hefatra 9 9 9 7-7 Farrell run: Fitzferald Uck Benner pan 28 from Wtafi Fitzgerald kid Hamilton 1 run' Fitzferald kick WatUna 3 run: Fitzferald kick Benner pain 22 from Winfl Fitzferald kick Hanlon paan 49 from Tuttlei Fox kick Watktan 2 ran: Fttzftrald Uck Compart this Invincible with an eigar 1 0e er go KING EDWARD Amtrlc' Ltrgttf StIIng Clgat Hanlon-to -score kicks point Big Opening For A Big Bear Typical of the hard play by the University of Maine Saturday is this one-yard blast 'by Bob Farrell for the first touchdown against Hofstra and the hole was opened for him John By OWEN OSBORNE Saturday offered poor flying weather 1 Much of the aerial traffic was grounded including the Flying Dutchmen of Hofstra University as the University of Maine put the wraps on a heralded attack and presented its best offense of the season The combination was good for a 42-7 decision over the Dutchmen and a record of 3-5 "We used just half of the first period to get our first touchdown and hit hard at the start I think that was the big part of the said Maine Coach Walter Abbott Upset Experts Because of lack of experience on offense there were few who gave his club a chance of winning more than one game this year The best chance was considered against Vermont also with veteran problems But Abbott had his club' keyed for the finale and it left Hofstra with a woefully Weak attack after that first bombardment Everybody got into the kilL Every last healthy Bear got some action many of them in the second period Two in the first period and three in the second took much of the starch from the Dutchmen They tried going over the Bears by firing 30 passes but only six were completed one for the lone touchdown in the final period It was big day for Bob Hamilton He did much of the early lugging and with the men up front punching out holes he started the yardage parade' it took 18 olays for Maine to grind out its first six points Hamilton carried on 11 of them and Bob Farrell the rest including the last yard Jim Fitzgerald was just as Fighters On Card Heavyweight contenders Sonny -Liston George Chuvalo and Leotis Martin and two former champions Ismael Laguna and Luis Rodriguez are among the name fighters listed for action this week Liston' the 36-year-old 1 exheavyweight king who has won 10 straight bouts by knockouts takes on Roger Rischer ef 0aK land in a benefit card at the Pittsburgh Civic Center Tuesday night The same night Chuvalo the Canadian Champion meets hulking Dante Cane of Italy at the Maple Leaf Stadium in Toronto The two fights will be shown on television in some areas of Canada and the United States Martin of Philadelphia will put the test to Floridian A1 Goulds the 6-foot-6 left-hander who has compiled a 25-1-1 won-lost-draw record at the Miami Beach Auditorium also on Tuesday night Laguna and Rodriguez are featured on a triple 10-rounder card at New Madison Square Garden Friday night Laguna the former lightweight champion from Panama and now the No 1 contender faces Bunny Grant of Jamaica Rodriguez the ex-welterweight champion now ranked as the No 2 middleweight contender mixes with classy Joe Shaw the New York welterweight contender In the third bout unbeaten David Melendez of New York opposes Dario Hidalgo the welterweight champion of the Dominican Republic -V I AX-7 ixv A I si 3- I4" ill Wolf gram (50) and John out defender Ray Hansen line much of the game as Photo by Maher) These men' performed so admirably that it had to be frustrating to see that one drive pay off with the winning tally That was a 78-yard march that was sparked by thevassing of Tufts quarterback Pete Co- hen who completed three en route induding the scoring toss a 17-yarder to end Dick Gia-chetti who beat his man across the middle at the goal line But the second quarter was all Bowdoin With the defense halting the Jumbos cold the Polar Bears rolled 50 yards to the Jumbo two Here on fourth down Delahanty entered the game to slam hid first field goal squarely through the uprights from an angle to the left Femino made his fumble recovery on the Bowdoin 43 with only 36 seconds remaining to half-time 3 Hardy hit sophomore end John Amrol on the Tufts 45 and then with 14 seconds left connected with Rogers on the 34 Another Completion this one to sophomore half back Mike Jackson at the 20 left only three seconds on the dock Delahanty booted the 37 yard field goal try right up the middle to shave the half-time margin to 7-6 The second half proved to be pretty much a punting contest added a new Mew England mark of 113 completions with one game to go -Colby I 0-MS BoSea It O-H Lopos poo from Murphy (La-Chanco Uck) Lupton 60 tub (Cameron kick) Blacko 30 field foal Fitzgerald 11 run (past failed) EricksherB 7 past from Murphy (kick failed) Safely past from cater over end Aggressive Reinforced Treed Design tp get you going in snow This tread pattern assures maximum grip greater driver control and longer wear 4-ply Nylon Cord Construction provides safe long-lasting pen formance impact resistance and cool running Adaptable for Safety Studs to assure better traction and con trot on snow and Ice ECONOMY PRICED Bitcktmn ilsi Fed ExTaxsnd ftrade-lriVra TIRE CO Speaking Of Sports Owen Osborne This may be a day of remembrance and rest for some but for football players It means the Start of "another war It be any Holiday for Strings when It comes to good records It only means bigger battles to protect them The upsets started Saturday There were surprises like so: OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING: The com may be as high as an eye but so were Sooners as they knocked off unbeaten and third-ranked Kansas STAR TREK: There were' more stars twinkling at Maine than Mr Spock has seen in a month as Maine trampled Hofstra Everybody got in on the act and the Blue offense has come a long way since the first one DOUBLE DRIBBLES: w4st Texas State 53 Western Michigan 36 Texas 47 Baylor 26 Austin Feay 56 Murray State 35 Sewanee 35 Washington 28 Iowa 68 Northwestern 84" KING SIZE Tufts Jumbos nipped Polar Bears in the jungle gee-whizzer DAY COUNT: Some are still picking up the pieces and deserve more than Purple Hearts after these bombings: Randolph-Macon 75 Galludet 6 Doane 62 Graceland 7 East Stroudsburg 70 Blooins-burg 14 Tennessee State 58 Morris Brown 6 Waynesburg 69 Lock Haven 0 THE SCARLET LETTER: Thornton stamped the big Red on rival St Louis 40-zip LIFE SAVERS: Southern Cal' Ohio State Penn State Texas Iowa State and Georgia survived In the bowl scrambles but Purdue and Tennessee and unbeaten Kings Point In a Lambert bid toppled YOU NEVER KNOW: It was that kind of day Ricks Idaho 19 Snow Utah 19 CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF: New Wildcats got past Springfield while UConn UMass and Rhody were dropped The Yankee Conference scramble resumes this week with the Cats in a position to take It all SEVENTH INNING STRETCH: Greensboro 3 Nashville 2 HAWAII FIVE The Islanders said aloha to Whitworth 54-14 FIRST AID DEPT: It took mouth-to-mouth re- suscitatlon for the viewers after cheers the long way as California Polytechnical San Obispo defeated Los Angeles State 22-20 Today the schoolboys take over and If got 'em all figured out you have to be doing your thing By HUGH LORD BRUNSWICK They played FOOTball here Saturday And the foot of Ken Rubinstein of Tufts offset that of John Delahanty as the Jumbos eked out a 7-6 victory over the Polar Bears in a game that saw more defensive heroics than offensive prowess The hard-nosed Bowdoin defensive unit which saw quite a bit more action thgn the offensive group: failed to halt the Jumbos on only one drive during the day giving up a first period touchdown and extra-point boot From then on the Polar Bear defense was pretty much impenetrable as Delahanty kicked a pair of field goals and the Bowdoin offense watched a number -of its scoring threats just miss-fire As a result Coach Jim boys in black had to settle tor a 2-5 season while the visiting Jumbos upped their seasonal mark to 5-2 Yet Lantz has reason to look forward to the 1969 season with only five of his 22 offensive and defensive starters in game due to receive degrees in June and a host of young men who know that football means "hit scheduled to report tor drills next September Most sorely missed on the GlachetU 17 pass from Cohen (Rubinstein Uck) Delahanty 10 field foal Delahanty 37 field foal BOBCATS HOLD BACK COLBY MULES 21-12 basis of his defensive stature against the Jumbos would have to be five feet six inches and 165 pounds of raw football courage senior linebacker Dom Fe-mino of Salem Mass Femino threw his small but compact frame into the fray to the tune of 11 tackles and one fumble recoverythe latter leading to second field goaL Another senior who oh defense was cornerbacker Bob McGuirk 6-0 175-pounder from Hingham Mass He had four unassisted tackles Also missing next year will be a lot of offensive punch with quarterback Pete Hardy who hit on 11 of 22 passes Saturday for 186 yards speedy halfback Tim Rogers and the Polar leading ground-gainer fullback Dick Parmen-ter But there was a lot of great play from Bowdoin underdass-men in the Tufts game Sophomore linebacker Roger Dawe contributed eight tackles and two pass interceptions sophomore defensive tackle John Pappalardo had eight tackles sophomore defensive end Ray Bolduc had six tackles sophomore safety Jim Heller had six and sophomore defensive tackle Ray Chouinard had five by Carl Fitzgerald put the Bobcats ahead with Joe LaChance adding a point on a kick A fake pass for two points after the second TD failed A seven-yard toss from Mur-: phy to Ken Ericksburg gave Bates a better working margin Colby held passing to a six-for-22 effort but he NO MONEY DOWN ot Bros and ear service BANGOR If you iudOG anacon for its functions as noil 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