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The Pantagraph C-3 Bloomington-Normal, III. Sept. 24, 1967 Florida Tumbl inois, 14-0 uv-rj' Vyt es GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)- Sophomore Jackie Eckdahl, a Yardstick Illinois Florida 12 20 121 146 160 54 First downs Rushing yarda9 Passing yardagt Return yardagt Passes Punts Fumbls lost Yards penalized 1-16-1 14-31-3 7-32 4-40 2 0 93 66 quarterback who loves to run, led Florida to a 14-0 victory over Illinois Saturday before a record opening crowd of 57,391. The little lefty took over after a scoreless first half and ran 16 yards for one touchdown and set up a 2-yard touchdown plunge by halfback Larry Smith in the 3rd period.

Florida's scores came only two minutes apart. Eckdahl gained 74 yards in 11 carries. The Illinois rushing defense, which was second in the Big Ten last year and held the Gators to 22 yards on the ground in the first half, melted in the 100-degree temperatures in the last half. The Gators took the second half kickoff and marched 7S yards on the passing and running of Eckdall. The drive, capped by Smith's plunge, included a disputed pass interference penalty which gave Florida a first down on the Illinois 2C yard line.

Wayne Barfield added the first of two extra points. Less than two minutes later, Florida defender Guy McPheny gobbled up an Illinois fumble by halfback Ron Bess on the Illinois 16 yard line. On the next play, Eckdahl started around left end, cut back over tackle and went in untouched to score. Illinois' only scoring threat came when the Mini drove to the Florida 10 yard line in the second quarter. But quarterback Bob Naponic was thrown for a 12 yard loss and Dan McKissic missed a 39 yard field goal attempt.

Barfield also missed a 40 yard try in the first half. Illinois 0 0 0 00 Florida 0 0 14 0 14 Wg) Stepping Florida quarterback Jackie Eckdahl (5) does some quick high stepping as he was unable to find a receiver and drives through the I i I in i line for seven yards. Making long reach for Eckdahl is Illinois guard Fritz Harms. Eckdahl later in the third quarter scored Florida's first iouch-down on a 16-yard keeper around left end. Florida beat the of 14-0.

(AP Wirephotos) Iowa Stops TCU assess-, Let Me Through Northwestern Edges Eighth-Ranked Miami IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -Poised and polished Ed Podolak led underdog Iowa to a convincing 24-9 conquest of Texas Fla Smith 2 run Barfield kick) Fla Eckdahl 16 run (Barfield kick) Attendance 57,391. Illinois halfback Dave Jackson (25) half Saturday at Gainesville, Fla. Trying runs trough, two Florida defenders as he to make stop are Larry Smith (33) and dashes for six-yard gain early in first tackle Wayne Griffith (79). sectional football opener for Yard. slick In addition to passing for one touchdown and running for an- ndiana Rally Tops Kentucky NU 9 Miami 13 181 108 100 EVANSTON.

111. (AP)-North-western's clawing Wildcats executed a trick play in the closing minutes of the game on a pass from halfback Chico Kur--zawski to quarterback Bill Mel-1 zer for a nine-yard touchdown and a 12-7 victory Saturday over i highlv-favored Miami of '08 '09 First downs Rushing Yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 1I-29-2 11-27-2 the Miami 2. Two plays later, Melzer scored from the 1, but Harold Daniels missed the kick. Dave Olivo, a third string quarterback, rallied the Hurricanes on the ensuing kickoff and Miami marched 72 yards to tie the score on a one-yard plunge by sophomore workhorse Vince Opalsky. Ray Harris' perfect kick put Miam ahead 7-6 with 9:21 left.

Ya rriM icli second quarter" when Dave Weld booted a 33-yard field goal after an Indiana fumble. Gonso Diled uo 272 yards in 9 45 8-46 1 0 35 2 Kentucky Indiana 19 16 BLOOMINGTON. lnd. (AP) Indiana spotted Kentucky 10 points Saturday, then rebounded to win 12-10 on a brilliant running and passing debut by soph-1 I ii ii nee spearheading the Indiana at-; tack. He got 115 yards by rush-! First downs Rushing yardas Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 195 U5 66 11-25 3-4S 0 49 258 121 104 11-17 4-24 2 30 Turns Back Utah, 13-12 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Sophomore quarterback Phil Hagen's brilliant pa'ssing swept Minnesota 88 yards in the final! three minutes and fired the Go-j phers to a 13-12 intersectional football victory over Utah Sat-' urday.

The Eau Claire, rookie; came off the bench after the; Gophers handed Utah a pair of I fourth quarter touchdowns on i fumbles and deftly used his few remaining minutes to fuel Min-j nesota on its only sustained! VartI slick TCU Iowa frirst Downs IS 18 1 Pushing yardene 181 171 1 Passing yardsoe HO 91 1 Return yardage 45 36i Passes 13-23 0 7 18-11 Punts 5-31 6-38 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 52 5. other, the junior quarterback displayed some elusive running ability in slicing through the TCU line numerous times when Iowa needed vital yard-1 age. ing on 25 carries and 121 yards; passing by hitting 11 of 17. Miami Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 7- 7 0 12-12 both defenses dominated the game before the Wildcats got its big break. Ron Mied intercepted a Bill Miller aerial on the Miami A 14-yard pass from Melzer to Jeff Buckner put the ball on Gonso actually had throw SEATTLE, Wash.

(AP) two touchdown passes to get the i NU-Melzr run (kick failed) MIA Ocalsky 1 run (Harris kick) NU Meizer 9 pass Irom Kurzawc (pass failed) Aitenaance 38.760 one that gave Indiana tne win-i ning margin early in the fourth' omore quarterback Harry Gon-so. Gonso, a short husky bundle of energy from Findlay, Ohio, passed for both of the Hoosiers' quarter. He completed an eight-varder to Tom Anderson but Wyoming Rips Air Force had an ineligible receiver down- The Hurricanes, ranked eighth, nationally, were caught flat-footed after having put on a des-i perate rallying drive to take; the lead 7-6 with less than 10 minutes to play. Northwestern, which had capitalized on a stolen pass to take a 6-0 lead on the second play of the final quarter, trapped punter Hank Collins with a I fumbled snapback on the Mia- mi 9. After a running play failed to gain.

Melzer handed off to circled left end and took Kurzawski's pass to score the winning touchdown with 4:13 to go. 1 For the first three quarters. touchdowns. He hit another sophomore, Jade Butcher, for a Mayor J. D.

Braman said Saturday the lack of a long term lease on Seattle's still unbuilt and unfinanced stadium could influence the American League to vote against, the proposed move of the: Kansas City Athletics to Seattle. There have been reports, all unsubstantiated, that owner Charles O. Finley of the A's has made an agreement to come to Seattle, subject to field. He fired again from the 2i and Gage grabbed the ball after it had. bounced on a few other fingertips in the end zone.

one-yard strike and Al Gage for 23 yards. drive of the day. The winning touchdown came on Hagen's 28-yard pass to Chip Litten, with one minute, 17 seconds left on a fantastic falling catch. Defensive back Jim Roger Gann, another sophomore, put Kentucky in front in 7 3 0 0-10 0 0 6 6-12 Kentucky Indiana halftime but broke the game open with three touchdowns in a span of 44 minutes in the third quarter. Toscano's four touchdown passes and Huey's three touchdown receptions both tied Wyoming records for a single game.

LARAMIE. Wyo. (AP) Sen-i ior quarterback Paul Toscanoj pitched four touchdown passes) three of them to split end Gene Huey to lead Wyoming' to a 37-10 victory over the Air Force Academy Saturday. The Cowboys trailed 10-9 at; the first four minutes of the game with a 56-yard sprint. Kentucky added its other three points with 1:39 left in the KY Gann 56 run (Weld kick) FG Weld 33 lnd Butcher 1 pass from Gonso (kick failed) lnd Gape 23 pass from Gonso (run failed) Attendance 42,31 1.

league approval at an October meeting. Iowa put the game out of reach with a 17-point uprising in the second period. Tailback Si McKinnice slipped over from the two with 6:21 to go in the period to break a 3-3 tie. Less than four minutes later, Podolak hit end Gary Lar-sen with an eight-yard scoring strike. Podolak combined short passes with short runs by McKinnie to drive the Ilawkeyes 42 yards lor a touchdown in the closing minutes of the third period.

Podolak raced six yards around right end for the score. The Horned Frogs' only touchdown came late in the game when quarterback Dan Carter passed 18 yards to end Fred Nix. Neither team threatened in the first quarter. Iowa's Bob Anderson connected on a 33-yard field goal in the opening minutes of the second quarter. But TCU tied it a few minutes later when Rod Marek booted a three-pointer from the same distance.

Street appeared to have inter-; ceptcd the ball in the end zonej only to have the Fargo. N.D..I junior steal it from him and1 hang on going down. Utah's alert defense pounced on Gopher fumbles at the Minnesota 23 and 32 yards in the fourth quarter. Reserve quarterback Tim Collins directed the Utes to touchdowns both times, after Utah Regular quarterback Jack Gehrke suffered a shoulder inju-. ry early in the second half and was lost for the rest of the game.

Although voters twice have turned down stadium financing proposals, the State Legislature this year passed a bill to tax hotels in King County (Seattle) and raise more than an estimated three quarters of a million dollars a year to pay off stadium bonds. The $40 million bond issue still must have voter approval in February. Liverpool Cops 0 Utah Minnesota 0 0 0 12-12 0 0 7 6-13 you ro an individual; you buy what you like Minn Bryant 11 pass from Carlson (Stein kick) Ulah Collin 3 run (kick tailed) Utah Molnar 1 run (run failed) Minn Litten 28 pass- from Haqen (kick failedl Attendance 45.93. 0 3 0 6-9 0 17 7 0- 24 Texas Christian Iowa League Lead LONDON (AP) Roger Hunt scored with his right foot from 15 yards out Saturday and sent Liverpool to the top of the English Soccer League standings on goal average over Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday. Liverpool.

Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday are locked in a three-way tie at the top of the standings, all with 13 points. Iowa FG Anderson 33 TCU-FG Marek 33 Iowa McKinnie run (Andervon kick) Iowa Larsen pass from Podolak (Anderson kick) Iowa Podolak 6 un (Anderson kick) TCU Ni 18 pass from carter (kick failed) Attendance 46,731. NCHS Frosh Rout BJHS Normal Community's freshman football team upended Bloomington Junior High School's freshmen. 20-7. Saturday morning at BUS.

Michigan Jars Duke ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -Sophomore Frank Titas booted a 20-yard field goal with 18 seconds to play, boosting Michigan to a 10-7 comeback victory over Duke Saturday before 79.492 fans. Wolverine quarterback Dick Vidmer set up the field goal with passes to halfbacks Ernie Yards lick Dukt Michuan f'irt downs 15 20 Pushing yardacie 133 136 Passing yardaqe 84 174 Return yardage 111 102 Passei 6-16-1 13-27-2 i Punts 6-33 4-35 i Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized 30 30 Sharpe and Ron Johnson after Duke punted out of bounds on the Michigan 49 in the final minute of play. The Michigan victory overshadowed a fine Duke defensive performance, led by Andy; Death, who stopped three Michigan drives, two with goaline; pass interceptions in the first; half and the third with a fumble recovery in the fourth quarter. Vidmer carried Michigan to the Duke 10-yard line in three plays to set up the winning field goal.

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