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Chiefs Brush Aside Boston 31-0 total of 128 yards total offense Dawson who played all but the final 12 minutes when Jacky Lee took over completed 12-of-20 Kansas ciTYGarrett 14-79 Holmes Passes for 140 yards Dawson had two touchdown passes and m7pHayes 11-41 Lowe -40 Arbanas tWO interceptions Nanc in' Gambe On a statistical note Paul Lowe the veteran running back 'passing now in his tenth pro season inched over the 5000-yard career intercefi)CLee 40 2 rushing total as he ran eight times for 40 yards He has gained Tairo 2302-77 5002 yards going over the mark with an 8-yard sweep on the oooo-o KANSAS CITY Taylor 3-S8 Pitts final Dlav Garrett 22 Pass from Dawson 1-12 Richardson 2-36 Garrett 5-49 a rlaJ bos'ton-fS 209 Whalen i-i6 After receiving the opening kick-off the Chiefs drove 80 Marsh i-6 Nance 1-9 Gamble 1-2 Gar- yards in 12 plays for a score The payoff came from the 22 when rett s-20 Richardson -s Dawson rolled left cut back to the right to avoid a cluster of bost n-j n7k (Mrs 3-51 '7- Pats then spotted Garrett open down the middle Garrett raced in for the touchdown untouched In another two minutes three seconds the Chiefs were in (Stenerud kick) Tavlor 16 Dass from Dawson (Stenerud kick) KC Garrett 4 run (Stenerud kick) Holmes 1 run (Stenerud kick) FG Stenerud 16 Attendance 22002 final Kansas City touchdown in the third period Jan Stenerud 3y Bill Richardson (A Member of The Star's Sports Staff) Any doubt the Kansas City Chiefs may have harbored about an upset here yesterday faded in the first quarter and reappear the rest of a sunny New England afternoon The Chiefs built up a 14-0 lead midway of the first quarter and coasted to a 31-0 victory over the Boston Patriots before a gathering of 22002 fans in Boston Alumni stadium So complete was Kansas City's domination that Boston had only one mild threat That came just before the half when the Pats reached the 37 their only sojourn into hostile territory all day The whole field must have seemed hostile to the Patriots who dropped their second straight contest by a convincing margin The Sunday before they lost to Denver 35-7 The Chiefs moved to 2-0 and in two games have outscored the opposition 589 This was the first shutout for the Chiefs since the fourth game of the 1967 season when they ripped Miami 41-0 The Pats pulled a repeat in the shutout department having been blanked by Houston 16-0 in their home opener last year While the game lacked suspense it had a cast of exciting performers especially for the Chiefs Mike Garrett scored his first touchdown of the season in the first quarter on a 22-yard pass from Len Dawson Then in the second period he bounced off a linebacker and cut back to his left to score on a 4-yard run Noland Smith brought back memories of last year when scooted 64 yards up the right alley on a punt return to set up the second touchdown Otis Taylor chalked up his third touchdown of the season outlegging safety John Charles to the end zone flag to capture a 16-yard scoring pass from Dawson who apparently felt no pain from his right hand ailments Robert Holmes dented the Boston line for one yard for the wrapped up the scoring with a 16-yard field goal after adding four extra points The Chiefs score in the fourth period although they tried pass off a fake field goal from the Boston 12 I was intercepted On defense the Chiefs had a roll call of stars with Willie Lanier at middle linebacker Emmitt Thomas at right corner and Jim Lynch at right linebacker standing out noticeably Boston whose future appears as bleak as its recent past because of the stadium situation and other problems found a ray of hope in Carl Garrett a rookie running back from New Mexico Highlands Garrett who has declared himself in the race for A rookie of the year honors against 0 Simpson flashed some nifty moves especially on a 43-yard kick-off return in the sec- ond period But the defense was so stingy that Garrett gained only 21 yards in six carries and Jim Nance the powerful veteran running back mustered only 22 yards on seven attempts total offensive yardage was an even 100 Mike Garrett paced the Chiefs with 79 yards rushing and with his five pass receptions tacked on another 49 yards for a 4 the end zone again Smith caught a punt at the 20 picked up key blocks from Gene Trosch Willie Mitchell and Remi Prud-homme and headed down the right side While making a cat-back 64 yards later he was caught from behind On the first scrimmage play Dawson pitched to Taylor for a 16-yard score In the second quarter the Chiefs drove 59 yards in seven ground plays to mount a 21-0 lead Garrett outmanuevered the linebackers with a 29-yard run on a pitchout to spark the march He climaxed it on the sweep right in which he knocked linebacker Marty Schottenheimer off at the 2 and cut back to the left for the touchdown An 80-yard drive netted the Chiefs their final touchdown Gloster Richardson got a step on Larry Carwell on the sideline for a 20-yard pass gain from Dawson Two plays later Carwell pushed Richardson at the Boston 3 for a 30-yard penalty then Holmes wrapped up the final from thei Down 28-0 the Pats found things getting worse in a hurry Garrett their new hope fumbled after Aaron Brown closed the hole on him at left tackle Lynch made the recovery at the 16 The Chiefs fought off penalties to penetrate to the 5 and the 9 then finally settled for a 16-yard field goal from Stenerud Sox It to 'Em CHISOX CRUSH ROYALS in Third inning in Posting Breaking Loose for Eight Runs Chicago Has No Trouble 10-2 Victory THE START OF IT ALL Steve Tensi (13) Denver quarterback got a block from Sam Brunelli to hold off the charge of the Gerry Philbin on this first-quarter play Later when Tens! left the pocket he was injured and had to leave the game Pete Liske came in and quarter-backed the Bronqos to a 21-19 upset of the defending world champion (Wirephoto) Denver Springs Upset on Jets Denver Pete Liske the No 2 quarterback for the Denver Broncos overshadowed fabled Joe Na-math yesterday as the Broncos defeated the New York Jets 21-19 in an American Football league thriller The nationally televised f- BOTH NOW TIED FOR FOURTH I neaiy pn i i tr 2 1 1 White Sox Deadlock Kansas City in West Division Broncos-Jets Statistics game was played before ithe largest crowd ever to 'see a sports events in By Sid Bordman (A Member of The Star's Sports Staff) By now the Royals should be conv hitting Chicago White Sox have quite a uAtMug 9 nitt kjkja iavc Multc maacjuci auc rr1rT'o Rusmnq vardaqe party going Even Wally Bunker failed to slow the swat-1 ding-room yvardaoe ting surge 17? tnrong ot £uhJ Jumping on Bunker and Tom Burgmeier the White Sox unloaded for eight runs in the third inning yesterday afternoon and cruised to a 10-2 victory before a crowd of 10999 at the Municipal Stadium Joe Horlen the tissue FG Turner Mathis 1 NY FG Turner Den Little 1 Haffner kick Den Denson game in the fourth period with i NY Boozer 3 2 1 an injured shoulder after gain- A ing 104 yards idown and two 15 run Turner kick 49 run Howfield kick 23 pass from Liske How-fieid 42 vass from Liske How- run pass failed field goals by Jim Liske got his chance when I Turner for 49 shot a r-chewing right-hander ions and his last three starts checked Kansas City on eight struck out a Royal an inning ex one yards Steve Tensi starting Denver) quarterback hurt his leg shortly ithe Jets oH to a 13 first Penod Zachary 2:20 10-w 998 Soar Frantz Ashford cept for the seventh He walked i Anthony after the second period began lead hits Chicago which pulled into a tie for fourth with the Royals in the Western division by captur- only two Horlen Stars Two Ways HORSES DIE IN FIRE Livonia Mich (AP) Five the home a punt 53 before he was tackled to sSriSiyws eighth homer- one that appeared routine the first quarter and late in the over the touchdown two But Foy hobbled it for an er- I final period when the Jets nearly plays later pulled out the victory After the traded fum- A 65-yard 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(Continued on Page 2C) the right-field fence off Burg-i GO maxi Get the meier in the back-breaking ror- Wait Williams whistled' skews' morning evening Sunday wit (Continued on Page 2C) third MAXimum ith home-delivered Star and Times sub scription HA 1-1200 Adv Just like a charm how I know the heat pump both heats and cools But how does it do all that? ALL UP IN THE AIR Gloster Richardson wide receiver went up high to make this reception in the second period of the Chiefs-Patriots game yesterday and when he came down he had a first down Crossing behind Richardson is Otis Taylor as Don VVebb Boston defender comes in to make the tackle (Wirephoto) Big Chisox Weekend For the weekend at the Stadi- i um the WThite Sox collected 41 i hits nine for extra bases and 25 runs to stretch their record to i 10-4 during their late campaigning Luis Aparieio who tripled home two of the runs in the i third also singled and walked twice in five trips to the plate i The 35-year-old shortstop wound up the weekend with an 8-for-ll mark He reached base 11 times Before Chicago opened up with its 8-run encroachment tha broke up 3-game win-ining streak the Royals fash-5 ioned a 1-1 tie on Joe 11th home run and 70th run-batted-in a towering drive off the light I tower beyond the left-field fence It was the third fifth consecutive hit He homered i doubled twice and singled in the 9-8 victory over Chicago Saturday night The Royals had to argue for that first run Emmett Ashford the umpire at second base I claimed the ball clear the fence and held Foy at third St Louis (AP) Scott Bess a Manager Joe Gordon pursued 19-year-old sophomore at the gmnent gammg iestimony TT L- from the other umpires Foy University of Missouri won the was sent home Missouri Amateur golf Following the debacle in the tournament yesterday by defeat- third the Royals solved Horlen ing Don Duspke of St Louis 8 for a run in their half of the inning I field and 7 Chiefs Sidestep Pats Upset Trap big thing that happened to our Mays said our crunching offense Our defense was solid But the key to the game was the first quarter when our offense kept the ball for six minutes and ended with a touchdown it has happened in the past but we have had too many tough games aginst Stram Sees Weaknesses Dupske a 32-year-old clerk at the McDonnell Douglas corpora- tion won the first hole of the 36- i Stram said: defense hole match but 3-putted to lose was very good the second and was never ahead He also noted it was not a agan mistake-free exhibition Dupskc foUnd Wmself four holes down at the end of nine holes and again at the end of 18 His game firmed up in the afternoon half of the match But Bess a semi-finalist last year was steady throughout Dupske was 83 for the first 18 Bess was SERVICE STORES' Dupske made a 24-foot putt for J1 a birdie on the 20th hole and then watched as Bess made one from 72 feet also a birdie to halve the hole 1 there was a turning point was not warmed up as Stram that was said Dupske felt thought he was As a result he as if i had no Bess said he surprised himself Saturday by upsetting defending champ Tom Watson 20 of Kansas City 1-up in quarter-final By Tom Marshall Assistant Snorts Editor of The Star Boston The opportunity to fall on their face was there for the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday but they came away from it in grand style A 31-0 victory over Boston caused Coach Hank Stram to repeat that this edition of the Chiefs is much better than his 1966 Super bowl team Workmanlike methodical meshing of the offense and defense was a pleasing yictory Stram added Newspaper stories in Boston greeted the Chiefs when they arrived Saturday hailing Kansas City as a super team maybe the best in the world at this time The Chiefs were a 20-point favorite at game time and in some quarters a 29-point pick It was a terrific buildup for a fall But complacency and over-confidence never crept up on the Chiefs this time Too Many Memories It has happened before Jerry Mays veteran end and defensive captain admitted after the game But he added too many of the old heads had memories about other days about Jim 200-yard rushing days of Gino Cappel-letti kicking a 40-yarder in the final seconds The struggles were fresh in mind me defense was ready It took away running and forced Boston un der pressure to go to the air Stram said the Chiefs were consistently solid and had a tough approach never go into any game thinking that it's going to be he added But the chance was there this time The heat pump will heat a new home and cool it too In the summer it collects heat from the air inside and releases it outside just like an air-conditioner In the winter it reverses the process extracting heat from the air outside and releasing it inside (Compare it with the operation of your refrigerator) The heat pump creates the perfect climate indoors year-round Flamelessly Quietly Automatically And really charming it does this for about the same cost as old-fashioned heating cooling systems Before you build a new home find out how the heat pump really works Call GR 1-0060 for our free book Live electronomically with a heat pump club Eleven new people and a play He then edged Tom of St Louis 4-3 in a semifinal match Dupske edged Jim Morris of: Springfield the 1963 quarter-fi-: naiist 5-4 After his triumph at the Old Warson County club Bess said: plan was to build up a lead quickly if I could so I could avoid the kind of nerves I usually get in a close match stronger defense make the Chiefs better he explained Mike Garrent enjoying one of his finest days as a runner went off the field on the second play He said he was struck on the head and both arms went numb He came back after working out the numbness and scored twice once on a pass and once on a run HSiiSp The Power Light People Kansas City Power Light Company I lost the first hole Other Chiefs were nicked here I go but no major casualties were But Don was kind enough to give inflicted according to the first ime the second hole and I was all reports right after 4.