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VI JL Mtaa pBwwi Late Tennessee Score Upends Bruins fourth down Warren called an option play off left tackle and plunged Into the end zone But the drama had not ended UCLA returned the kickoff and advanced past midfield A pass The Statistics MEMPHIS Term (AP) -Sophomore quarterback Dewey Warren rewrote the Cinderella football yarn Saturday and led aeventh-ranked Tennessee on a 65-yard touchdown drive that beat firth-ranked UCLA 37-34 in a battle of bowl-bound teams Warren scored the winning touchdown with 39 seconds left In the game before a screaming crowd of 44493 fans The Vols passing attack was spectacular throughout the game and Warren completed 19 of 27 passes for 274 yards He had two strings of seven straight completions and fired two touchdown passes End Johnny Mills caught 10 passes for 141 yards Playing completely out of character the Vols exploded for three first-half touchdowns but UCLA bounced back with a 21-polnt third period and led 34-29 with 3ft minutes left In the game Warren set new Tennessee marks for the most pass attempts the most completions and the most yards gained by passing In the contest with UCLA which plays in the Rose Bowl against top ranked Michigan State New Year's Day Tennessee headed for a Dec 18 game with Tulsa in the Bluebonnet Bowl had figured to bo only a dark horse in the Southeastern Conference race this season but molded a stubborn defense Until meeting UCLA the Vols had yielded only seven touchdowns The dramatic game-winning touchdown began at the Vo! 33 Completing passes to Mills and tailback Walter Chadwick Warren guided the Vols to the UCLA one in nine plays On from the one for the second and passing 26 yards to Wantland for the third Trailing 20-7 at halftime UCLA took the second-half kickoff and marched 88 yards in eight plays with Bcban running 36 to score Tim McAteer then picked off a Vol fumblo In mid-air and ran 33 yards for another UCLA score giving (ho Bruins a 21-20 load With UCLA holding Tennessee on downs Behan then engineered a 74-yanl march and sneaked over from the one to fore he wss tackled into the UCLA bench A melee broke out and roaches of both teams had to seperato the players as the game ended UCLA scored first driving 33 yards In eight plays after recovering a fumble on the opening kickoff Paul Morgan scored from the ono and Kurt Zimmerman kicked the first of four conversions Tennessee bounced back and scored touchdowns on drives of 63 59 and 51 yards with Warren passing to Hal Wantland for the first Warren sneaking over give UCLA a 28-20 advantage Warren fired three passes to Mills after the kickoff and moved the Vols 67 yards to score The big play wss a Warren to Mills pass with Mills liireraling to Chadwick on a 32-yanl gain to the seven Chadwick punched over for the TD The Vols then marched 68 yards mostly on passes by Warren and tnuvrd ahead 29-28 on a 20-yard field goal by Leake With six minutes remaining Beban passed 59 yards to Curt See Bruins Pago 5-S UCLA Tana is t'f 13 110 I 4 IIS 10 27 I tn I IS Pint downt Rurting Vr law yard not Pawn Pnvy kitercMM by Pimli Va-ot snaillS from sophomore Gary Bcban was intercepted by Bob Petrel-la who returned it 49 yards be San Francisco's Forty Miners In a playoff game this year? It's possible No one would have thought so August 15 when the Forty Nincrs opened the season in an exhibition game with Cleveland and receipted for a 1 vlTv a is- K' -r-f mjmm 4 i' v'r-fi sU Ws 4-y KktfCyfiVMt "t- to4'' 'F'1 IN A Gary Bcban (16) runs into a host of Tennessee defenders as he charges for a short gain The defenders are Harold Stanccli (43) Tom Fisher (55) and Derrick Weatherford (71) UPI TMtehofo Walter Chadwick is flipped to the turf by Bob Stiles seen diving at right Charging in on the play is Dallas Grider (55) bad lacing "They're no better than they were last year which was a miserable the critics answered in unison But the Prospectors have come a long way improving as the season progressed to the point where they are riding a string of three victories They will try to stretch it to four at the expense of the Detroit Lions in San Francisco today Not only will Jack laddies he looking for their fourth in a row but envisioning a trip to Miami Fla for the National Football Playoff Bowl between the runners-up of the western and eastern divisions of the NFL Green Bay looms as the big block at present for SF with the Packers holding down second spot San Francisco win the western crown but it would amount to a moral victory if it finishes second Fourth in the standings the Forty Niners have three games left and will have to win them against Detroit Chicago in the windy city and Green Bay in San Francisco in the finale plus the cooperation of the league-leading Baltimore Colts who also will play Chicago and Green Bay and Minnesota whose Vikings will meet Green Bay today The long suffering SF fans would settle for a second place although they have long hoped for a championship They still are living on hopes Maybe next year E-itN Bulldogs Rout San Francisco 105-58 Stanford Upsets SF In Overtime Blanchard And Hughey Pace FSC The Fresno Bee Fresno California Sunday December 5 1965 STANFORD Calif (AP) underdog basketball team shocked nationally ranked University of San Francisco Saturday night 81-78 in an overtime thriller The favored Dons Mew a six- Prothro Rips Officiating in Loss To Volunteers 21 points followed by Joe Ellis with 20 The Indians started off with a burst of action in the first 15 minutes and led 40-35 at halftime The Dons battled back and went ahead 59-58 with 7:09 remaining on Erwin Mueller's followup shot It was nip and tuck in the final minutes and with 2:09 to go the Dons appeared home free at 68-62 But field goals by Baker sophomore guard Art Harris and Peters-meyer's clutch basket deadlocked the issue In foe overtime quick baskets by Baker and Bob Bedell gave the Indians a comfortable margin It was foe first loss for USF in three outings Stanord is 2-0 Thornton Rouse Title Bout Should Go On Los Angeles is dickering for a California State Athletic Commission sanctioned championship world light heavy- weight bout between Wayne Thornton and Roger Rouse It should go on The state athletic commission should have gone to bat for Thornton long ago for Torres who won the tide from Pastrano last April has been idle ever since New York newspaperman Murray Olderman informs us Torres claims he lost 24 pounds from 182 to 158 during the pancreatitis attack which put him in a San Juan Puerto Rico hospital "I passed out once and they had to feed me intravenously for 11 Torres told Olderman So we must admit Torres been dodging Thornton the No 1 challenger for many months purposely There had been suspicions of such point lead with 2 minutes 9 seconds remaining in the regular game to let the Indians tie it at 6848 Stanford sophomore guard Gary Petersmeyer was the star as he sank a 15-foot shot with 14 seconds left to send it into overtime In foe five-minute overtime period Stanford outshot and out-rebounded Pete club The victorious Tribe was led by junior center Rich Baker with called it foe most exciting come-from-behind victory he had ever seen were down four times In the game but those kids give Dickey said "I hope we can get them back to earth by class time Monday "In those last minutes when we were behind and on defense quarterback Dewey Warren turned to me and said worry coach we'll get it In Warren then moved his team 65 yards in the nine plays and plunged over from the one for foe touchdown "It was Dickey said Bears Check Gaels For 55-52 Triumph McLane Edges FHS In Finale Thriller To Win Basketball Title By Bruce Farris Fresno State sharpshooting Bulldogs bided their time for eight minutes Saturday night then went to work and dismantled the outmanned and outclassed San Francisco State College Gators 10358 before a home opening crowd of 2500 fans in the Fresno City College gymnasium It was the second century output in three starts for Coach Eddie bombers and if nothing else showed the Bulldogs have the makings of an explosive scoring team San Francisco State Is far cry from University of the Pacific but playing before the home fans the locals zeroed in on the basket flipping in 42 field goals in 92 attempts and hauling down 79 rebounds to only 49 for the Bay Area visitors As usual 6-foot-7 senior Lonnie Hughey was the leader with 20 points and 24 rebounds while playing about three quarters of the game He had plenty of help from senior guard Bobby Blanchard who put away 16 points all in the first half and running mate Jim Waldron who collected 13 One of the most impressive aspects of the easy triumph was the work of 6-foot-5 Marlin Elrod a Fresno City College transfer and Ed Musolff 6-foot-6ft transfer from Fullerton They could give Hughey some badly needed backing on the boards and Saturday night showed a deft touch around foe basket Each collected 10 points with Elrod making five of eight attempts and Musolff four of seven with two of five free throws San Francisco led once early when 6-foot-4 forward Joe Galbo drilled three straight jump shots to wipe out a Fresno lead and put the Gators on top 10-9 Waldron tied it with a foul shot and Randy Thompson fed Hughey for a cripple putting the Bulldogs ahead to stay Elrod and Blanchard led a BERKELEY -(UPI)- California kept SL scoreless for the last six minutes of play Saturday night and registered a come from behind 55-52 MEMPHIS Tenn (AP) -UCLA Head Football Coach Tommy Prothro criticized the officiating in Ms team's 37-34 loss to Tennessee Saturday and said three extra time outs were given to foe Vols on the game-winning drive officials gave Tennessee three extra time outs in the last Prothro told sportswri-ters "The southern officials were determined to win it and they Prothro praised the Tennessee players and said they were well coached but he said the officiating made him to be a Southerner Prothro played college football at Duke and is a native of Memphis single out any one play because I could be here all he said The clock was stopped several times on foe drive in which Tennessee scored in the final 39 seconds to win including plays when the Vols passed out of bounds and when Tennessee end Johnny Mills suffered an arm injury Southeastern Conference officials in the game were Referee Johnny Cook linesman A Williams Jr Back Judge Paul Hicks and Russell Lyons electric clock operator The other officials were Umpire Anthony Amato and Field Judge Bap ry Brown In the Vol dressing room Tennessee Coach Doug Dickey Sophomore Bob Wolfe's driving layup with nine seconds to go proved to be the winning basket giving Cal a 54-52 lead The Bears added their final point on a free throw by Steve Smith when St Mary's drew a technical foul for asking for its sixth time out of the half The Gaels had taken a 52-46 lead with six minutes to go by scoring nine straight points six by guard Don Devincenzi while holding Cal scoreless for five minutes The Bears then started up hill climb toward victory Smith who led all scorers with 15 points made a free throw then two field goals by Robbie Olson Warren Sparks Bruins In 97-79 Win Over Illinois Prep Football Excels Over UH Brand In Honolulu Collegiate football (University of Hawaii brand) plays second fiddle to high school gridball in Honolulu Thanksgiving Day in Honolulu Stadium was a Mg day for the preps in Honolulu Two games drew 23000 fans This is a tradition Two nights later the University of Hawaii and Fresno State attracted about 2500 fans Ail football comment was about the preps It was the talk of the town before and after University of Hawaii produced high class teams for years Several years ago the athletic department got into a rumpus and went to pot and football too and now they are trying to put the game back on its feet and doing a pretty good job The Roaring Rainbows came on fast foe last part of the season Islanders say the main reason for the lack of top university teams is that the colleges and universities on foe mainland lure the better prep players and records prove it There are at least two dozen on top university and college teams this season from the islands Clark Shaughnessy the one time Stanford University coach who put foe on foe map in this era with his fine Indian teams was top coach of foe Rainbows this year and he has been lauded for his work and staff have laid the foundation for a solid football system which if perpetuated will lead to a successful winning a spokesman for file football squad at UH said all he has instilled a new spirit in foe football team and indirectly on foe campus These have been acomplished under the most trying conditions He has had to work with part time coaches All comparable institutions have from five to seven fulltime coaches Ve have none These institutions offer 45 to 55 full scholarships totaling $100000 to $200000 for football alone We work with less than $23000 for all sports We also have the poorest training facilities in the country and the lowest football budget for comparable institutions Under these conditions Shaughnessy and his staff have performed miracles" A few days ago Andy Tong news editor of foe student newspaper Ka Leo at UH wrote that university should concentrate on rushy or soccer or some other more international After which Tong was harassed andor assailed physically by an erstwhile UH team quarterback and foe Incident drew front page news in Honolulu newspapers Personally we understand why with so many rich fnmmnnttien and people on foe islands that an outstanding football program be produced at UH Even though prep stars migrate to the mainland why someone create a budget sufficient to induce stars from foe mainland to Honolulu? Academically UH is of high standing too Fresno State by foe way will meet foe Rainbows in Fresno September 17 and return to Honolulu for foe 1967 closer November 25 McClatchjr Newspaper! Service PORTERVILLE McLane High School forward Tim Nat-sues scored four points in the final two minutes to break a 50-50 deadlock and give the Scots a thrilling 54-50 win over Fresno High for the Porterville Invitational Tournament championship heroics erased a fine comeback by foe Warriors who trailed most of the way However Fresno pulled even with foe Scots 50-50 on Dave twisting shot with two to play Then Natsues bucketed what proved to be the winning points with a 10-foot jump shot Natsues was fouled at the final buzzer and tacked on two more points after the game had ended Natsues was named the most valuable player in foe eight-team tournament Joining Mm on the All tourney team were McLane's Bob Waits Dan Vossler East Andy Hill and Dana Lewis Coach Dick Van Warriors enjoyed a hot first period and grabbed a 16-13 edge But the Scots caught fire in foe second quarter and pulled away to a 33-24 margin at foe halt McLane appeared to be on Its way to an easy win after three quarters holding a 44-34 lead but the Warriors battled back before Natsues ruined their chances A hot-shooting performance by Porterville in the second half enabled the host Panthers to trim Delano 65-58 for third place in the tourney Delano battled the Panthers to a 13-13 deadlock after one quarter and a 32-32 standoff at the Intermission But Porterville opened up a 47-39 margin at foe three quarter marie and maintained it through the final period Allen Elliot bucketed 19 points to top the Panthers while Randy Jones and Dan Vossler scored 11 and 10 points respectively for foe winners Sergio Castillo meshed 20 points while Mike Garcia added 14 for Delano Blades Win LOS ANGELES (UPI) brilliant sophomore guard Mike Warren ignited a Hed' the Bean 'within 51-52 with four minutes to go Smith's free throw at 3:09 tied the game setting the stage for sizzling second half comeback Saturday night to lead the No 1 rated Bruins to a 97-79 win over last second heroics Devincenzi a junior from San Francisco topped the Gaels with points The win was first of the season and evened record at 1-1 St Mary's is 0-2 Utes Smear Loyola 113-81 -e: Illinois before 12265 fans Warren who scored 28 points had 20 in the final 20 minutes to help Coach John club overcome an early 12-point Illini advantage Maneuvering well against the full court press Illinois sprinted to a 45-33 lead with less than three minutes remaining in foe first half Don Freeman who had 24 points led the Illini charge freshman team get- ting 27 points from 7-foot-ftj Lew Alcindor defeated Pierce Junior College 94-64 in the preliminary game Alcindor also grabbed 28 rebounds ILLINOIS UCLA FT 10 4-S Laccv 9 3-4 21 Lyim 01 WMcInfadi 2 00 4Wa-an IIWMi loa I 00 2 Judd 0 1S4HW 1 00 IHoHman 1 4 enntman 0 00 aSu-htnand 11-10 70 TMW 14 its Pearson Dawson Hmton Dunlao Lew Jottansan MeTiiie Tetata I oft! 0 2-2 14 1 7 5-7 If 7 1-2 IS1 0 land 2 0 4i 1 fl 2 2-2 0 00 I' 2-2 2 1 00 9 37 23-M77' Blades Shut Out Seals Mary' California Fautfd St Marv't lecachar Wait dribbled California Erick ion Parkin ui uhiicu Tout St Mary's 20 California 71 Attendance 1600 w'iltis intermission the smaller East Bakersfield won fifth place with an easy 6342 triumph over North Bakersfield despite the fact that usually high-scoring Andy Hill was limited to only LOS ANGELES Goalie Ed Johnston led Los Angeles to Radio-TV Sports its second win in two nights points SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The fast-breaking Utah Redskins Mt the century marie for foe second time in two outings Saturday night in demolishing Loyola of Los Angeles 113-81 in an intersectional basketball game in Ute Fieldhouse With guard Rich Tate turning in his best performance ofi his career the Utes jumped to an early lead and were never threatened by the shorter and outmanned visitors Tate a senior from Denver tossed in 28 points in leading the Utes to their second win in two starts It was ninth win in 10 meetings with foe Southern California team to build the spread Fresno was ahead 52-26 at the as Blanchard through and around Gators for easy layups and senior forward Bob Jensen threw in a running hook shot at foe buzzer In the second half Gregory (experimented with various com-0fe' binations and the Bulldogs made the Gators shoot from foe outside and then picked off the rebounds With 1:24 left Pete Conrad hit a reverse layup for the 99th Fresno point and with 1:07 to See Bulldogs Page 2-S over San Francisco Saturday as foe Blades posted a 3-0 Western Hockey League victory at the Sports Arena Johnston who came to the Blades from the National Hock- Tom Freed netted 19 points and teammate Earle Farrell chipped in with 18 as the Blades raced to a 18-7 first period lead boosted foe margin to 32-19 at the intermission and enjoyed a TODAV die M45 FootMii Detroit Frsncsca KMJ 7-1 a Football Denver KFRE Telcvtsien 19:15 TrianeM Road Race (color) KFRE-TV 12:15 Bowline KMJ-TV 24 Footoaii Detroit vs San Fran-0 C)5CO KFRE-TV 1:30 Football Darvtr ML Ortas 7f land KKMJ-TV 24 Illinois UCLA Fouled auf No-e Totals Illinois 22 UCLA IX Attendance HUS Los Anadat amor SI Rccdlay ML i 41 New Stadium In Making For Honolulu A strong move is afoot in Honolulu to build a new municipal stadium for football and baseball It would seat 30000 and would be expandable to 50000 It would cost a minimum of $15 million Officials of Honolulu are taking a look at the new stadium See Sport Thinks Page l-S ey Boston Bruins last jjj 52-31 edge at the three quar-Thursday helped Los Angeles trip foe rival Seals Friday night1" 50-97 4 FSC Foot Sail HlfMiOht KJEO TOMORROW Tatmiiaa 730 Skotna KICU 4 Roy Jones flipped in 19 points See McLane Page 2-S at the Cow Palace by a score of2-L Jl yp0ldZiW AIA SAAAAAAAAAAAiyAAAAAAAAakA 4A 4ul0rtdArt4aR ALWlAI 4I rt aktOdWAidlifWdk AA01AA 4kALF0i4AaHL0kidA XIFr.