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Page 17 DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH Thursday, September 29,1969 The Evening Telegraph GAME RICHARDSON Streator at Dixon Dixon Mount Morris at Amboy Amboy LaMoille at Ohio Ohio Princeville at Walnut Walnut orreston at Ashton Korrcston Newman at St. Newman LaSalle at Ottawa LaSalle Rochelle at Rock Falls Rock Falls Neponsct at Tampico Tampico Princeton at Hall Princeton Air Force vs. Navy Air Force California vs. Pitt California Mary vs. George Washington William Mary Yale vs.

Brown Brown Wisconsin vs. Iowa Wisconsin Illinois vs. Michigan State Michigan State Chicago at Minnesota Chicago St. Louts at Philadelphia St. Louis San Francisco at Angeles Angeles Detroit at Green Bay Green Bay Cleveland at New York Cleveland KELLY NELLIS CONSENSUS Dixon Streator Dixon Amboy Mount Monas Amboy Ohio Ohio Ohio Walnut Walnut Walnut Forreston Ashton Forreston Newman Newman Newman LaSalle Ottawa LaSalle Rock Falls Rock Falls Rock Falls Noponset Tampico Tampico Princeton Princeton Princeton Navy Navy Navy Pitt Pitt Pitt William Mary William Mary William Mary Yale Brown Brown Iowa Wisconsin Wisconsin Hlinois Michigan State Michigan State Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Philadelphia St.

Louis St. Louis Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Well, the football pick of the week contest in the Telegraph newsroom is off and running, with the local swam is knotted at 14 wins and five losses. That's a 73.7 percentage, according to our newsroom calculator. This week, however, the knot will probably be severed, as high school, college and pro picks are many and varied. In high school competition.

Asst. City Kditor Bruce Richardson and Sports Writer Ira G. Kelly differ only on the Neponset-Tampico game. City Editor Robert Nellis, however. picks 'Streator to defeat Dixon.

Mount Morris to beat Amboy, Ashton to win over visiting Forreston and tabs Pirates to smash the LaSalle-Peru 11 Explaining the last pick. Nellis says. has two reasons to defeat LaSalle. 1. the Pirates' rival and 2.

Ed Bender, former Rochelle coach, is now head coach of the Bender, coach of the Rochelle Hubs, romped over the Pirates three years in a row, before Ottawa halted the Hub win streak. All in all. it figures to be a battle all the way. Speaking of college action. Kelly picks Illinois over Michigan State, the number one ranked team in the nation.

Explaining his pick, the sports writer cited the whammy on the Spartans Coach Duffy Hoople Picks Illini Over Michigan State By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The Original Drawback Egad, friends, pigstJktn prognostication is a perilous profes- aton indeed. There was, for instance, great consternation among my staff last Saturday when downtrodden Ohio winless Since 1964, walloped Boston College. And Oregon State bounced back from a humiliating 41-0 defeat to trounce classy Iowa. 17-3! Undaunted by mjch form reversals, your Fearless Forecaster has prepared a flaw- less card for you this week The Hoople System sees most of the contests going according to the game plans, with the! favored elevens finishing on top.

the major exception being th- TllinoivMirhigan State meeting. The Fighting Illini, who have thown imrpovemont week end, will prevail over the visiting Spartans, 22. in a torrid strug gle harrumph! In a pair of battles that promise to be spine-tingling all the way. I predict the Air Force will scorr its first-ever victory over midshipmen, lii-14, and mighty will stem Cnmsori Tide. 17-15 At Evanston.

Ill Terrence Hanratty. who has proved himself a vorthy successor to those famed Irish Lu- jack ami yesteryear, will lead the Notre Darners past Northwestern, 38-8. Now go on with the forecast: Air Force 18. Navy 14 Army 20. Penn State 8 V.M.I.

27, Boston College 3 California 17. Pittsburgh 15 olorado 37. Kansas State 7 Duke 21, Virginia 13 Georgia Tech 12. Icmson 28 Oklahoma St. It, Houston 7 Idaho 25.

Pacific (Calif.) 12 Illinois 28, Michigan State 22 Nebraska 28, Iowa State 14 Wisconsin 21, Iowa 12 Auburn 17. Kentucky 11 L.S.U. 23. Miami (Fla.) 21 Mich. 27.

No. Carolina 10 Kansas 23. Minnesota 20 Miss. State 31. Richmond 12 Mississippi 17.

Alabama 15 Notre Dame 38. Northwestern 8 Ohio State 10. Washington 13 So. Calif. 21.

Oregon Stale It Oregon 16. San Slate 0 Purdue 28. S.M.U. 21 Georgia 37. So.

Carolina 20 Tulane 12. Stanford 8 Syracuse 24, Maryland 10 Tennessee 14. Rice 13 Texas Tech 25. Texas 16 Arkansas 10. T.l’.U.

7 levas 33. Indiana 20 U.C.L.A. 28. Missouri 21 Utah St. tO.

New Mex. St. 6 Florida 30. Vanderbilt It West Va. 13.

Virginia Tech 7 N.C. State 18. Wake Forest 10 Baylor 27. Wash. State 9 Wyoming 33.

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I a a 7 a a a a in in it it II 23 sta AL Second Place Still Wide Op en Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The two games were the only That's quite a race going ones played in the American 011 the American League. Wednesday. New Sure, Baltimore has the pen- doubieheader at Washington nant wrapped up but second and Kansas twinbill at place is still up for grabs and it Baltimore were both postponed looks as if Detroit and rain. nesota will be battling for the I Kaat. tied with Sandy Koufax I runner-up spot right down to the of Los Angeles for the most final day.

tones in the majors with 25. al- The third-place Twins sent the lowed six hits in eight innings American League's top winner, including Joe Azcue's eighth Jim Kaat. after his 28th victory home run. Wednesday, hoping for a sweep Tony Oliva, de- of their srics with Cleveland. The Indians, however, spoiled the plan with Luis hitter, 4-0.

Detroit, hanging on grimly to fending batting champ, had three hits, lifting Ins average to .308, eight points back of Baltimore's Frank Robinson. second homer of the the runner-up spot, got a pair of night with a man on in the 10th home runs from Al Kaline and lifted the Tigers past the An- beat California 5-4 in 10 innings gels. Anaheim. California had tied the score I hat left the Tigers games at 3-3 in the bottom of the ninth in front of the Twins with Dc- before Kaline's 29th homer of troil having three games to play the year broke it up. Dick and Minnesota four.

Auliffc hit his 22nd for Detroit. Jaster Hurls Fifth Shutout Against LA ST. LOUIS (AP) Several years ago actor Ray Milland made a movie in which he played a college professor who turned into a great pitcher when he discovered a remarkable fluid that made a baseball hop over a bat. Maybe that's what Larry Jaster has been using against the Los Angeles Dodgers, No one seems to have a better answer for amazing ability to completely shackle the National League leaders as he did again Wednesday night in a four-hit. 2-0 victory that tied a 50-year-old record for shutouts.

The shutout, Jaster's fifth in succession against the Dodgers this season, trimmed their National League lead to games over Pittsburgh and placed his name above two great pitchers of the Cleveland Alexander and Freddy Fitzsimmons. But no one, not even Jaster, scorned to know how he had accomplished the feat. got to be lucky to do what 1 said the 22-year-old rookie left-hander. a kinda unbelievable thing. I feel any different against the Dodgers than anybody just pitches said Red Schoendienst, the St.

Louis manager who was rehired Wednesday to handle the Cards in 1967. What he accomplished was tying the record of five shutouts against one team in a season by Alexander and bettering the record of four shutouts in a row by Fitzsimmons. Alexander, pitching for delphia, set his record against Cincinnati in 1916. Fitzsimmons pitching for the New York Giants, set his in 1929 against Cincinnati. Jaster, who could have been pitching touchdowns for Michigan State if he hadn't chosen a baseball bonus over the football scholarship he was offered, did it against the Dodgers with ease Wednesday night as he allowed only singles.

Jaster, as a matter of fact, has allowed the Dodgers nothing more than singles in all five games. He got the only runs lie needed in the fourth inning when Ed Spiezio rapped a two-run double off Don Sutton. That brought record to 11-5. club has never won at Champaign and the nevcr-do-well hex on last Big Ten Rose Bowl competitors. In Pro action, Richardson, picking Chicago over Minnesota commented.

is a lot better team than shown in losing the last two ball games. When they stop giving the games away, they will Apparently Richardson feels this will be the week. It looks like good news for all Green Bay Packer fans also, as the trio of forecasters were unanimous in their selection of the Packers over Detroit. still not too late to join the newsroom trio and win some money at the same time. Dead- i line on the Telegraph football contest is 1 p.m.

Friday. The list 1 of picks appeared in paper. Good Luck. SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) Unbeaten Champaign, Rockford East St Louis launch bids for conference titles in Illinois high school football action Friday night.

Champaign opens Big Twelve Conference play against Mal- Green Wave, who will be out to stop quarterback Bruce Elliott and his Champaign teammates. Elliott, a left-handed junior, passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in 26-20 comc-from-behind triumph I over Joliet West last week. Bruce is the son of University of Illinois football coach Pete Elliott. Defending conference champion rbana travels to Danville and Springfield entertains Decatur in other league openers. Rockford East, the only unbeaten tram in the Big Eight, is favored to chalk up its third victory at the expense of Rockford Boylan.

Freeport takes on winless Rockford Guilford in another conference game. In the Southwest Conference, East St. defending champion Flyers square off against Alton. The Flyers survived their first two games by slim margins, downing St. Louis Sol- dun 20-13 and East St.

Louis Lincoln 23-21. While Flyer coach Fred Cameron has had trouble winning by comfortable margins, Galesburg coach C. C. Van Dyke has had difficulties of another sort. In their first two contests, Van Silver Streaks scored a total of 99 points in victories over Pekin and Peoria Woodruff.

hate to pile up a score like Van Dyke said following the 67-13 pasting of Woodruff last week. Van Dyke employed four different units in the game and 10 streaks scored touchdowns. Canton provides the opposition for Galesburg Friday. In the Mid-State Nine, unbeaten Peoria Limestone takes on Bergan and Pekin plays East Peoria. Bergan, Pekin and East Peoria are 1-1.

High-scoring Flora opposes defending champion Salem in the standout North Egypt Conference game. Flora scored a total of 84 points with successive shutouts over Carmi and Robinson. Salem is 1-1. Orphans of the South Seven play Cahokia, which battled the Orphans to a 19-19 standoff in a non-league game a year ago. In South Seven play, Mount Vernon meets West Frankfort in a match between two unbeaten elevens.

Wildkits, unscored on in their first two outings, meet Waukegan Saturday in an encounter between two undefeated Suburban League teams. New Trier, upset 13-12 by Highland Park last week, takes on Morton surprising Mustangs, who romped past Homewood and Proviso East in their first two starts. Small College Football Poll By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS North Dakota State continues in first place in the Associated Press small-college football poll this week, but defeats suffered by four other ranked teams resulted in a shakeup in the Top Ten. North Dakota State had five first place votes and 96 points in the balloting by 14 regional selectors based on games through last Saturday. North Dakota moved up one place to second, with 92 points.

Montana Stale is third followed by Sul Ross and San Diego State. All three climbed two places. Eastern Kentucky, Ball State, Wittenberg, Parsons, Arkansas State and Middle Tennessee State round out the Top Ten, the latter two teams in a 10th place deadlock. Southern Illinois, second a week ago; Weber State, No. Southwest Texas, No.

8, and Akron and Florida who were tied for ninth, dropped from the list of ranking teams. 1. North Dakota St. 5 ..............96 2. North Dakota 1 ..................92 3.

Montana St. 3 80 4. Sul Ross 62 San Diego St. 1 49 6. E.

Kentucky 1 36 7. Ball St. 1 28 8. Wittenberg 25 9. Parsons 23 10.

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