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it BALL STATE TOPS ACES IN 4TH RUNG 25-7 THE SUNDAY Courier and Press Cardinals Roai' Back Last Half EVANSVILLE INDIANA SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7 19M Mater Dei Memorial Tie 14-14 Kea Lutterbach Is area here as he smanhes ever era-and a tourhdowa la the second quarter of last night's game with Ball Mate at Belts Bowl Tackle Larry Stolte tried to stop the bruising fullback at the goal line while other Aces Don Scott (43) Jim Horr (44) and Boa Whitaker (36) took oa The score came witk only S3 seconds to play In the first half but the Cards rallied la the fourth quarter to owing tho decision (Photo by Jock Alesander) Only Score: Douses Ti Tn ol ilnu-n Saha Mayhaa (I) Memorial hallhark esc pea a larklo hy Mater rim tiger touchdown: RilI Morir (4I) IM Mm the TleV first liwrhdowa on which ended la a 1414 tie The olfl- (rhoto hy Jark Alesawder) tho last play ot the first half yesterday attenwoa rial to Umpire Dsvo Sehellhsiie Tide Chances 25 -14 Over Bosse Crew 13-0 Bal I State exploding for three touchdowns in the fourth quarter defeated Evansville College 25-7 last night in a mist-shrouded Reitz Bowl which was appropriate for burying championship dreams The Purple Ace watched their 7-6 halftime lead eclipsed on the first play in the fourth quarter and with it went a share id the Indiana Collegiate Conference crown Paul Beck's athletes had to win this one to get a dead heat with Valparaiso but at the end it was By JACK WELSH INDIANA CONrSlEXtj: IM I 7 JW NT I I NT 1 MW 4 in 4 jti i-Nbn-tnnfrrent It 8t JOMDh't tPdlW-X Ball State happily pulling into a second place tie with the Aces Overcoat Crowd An overcoat crowd of 4000 fans watched Evansville College fumble and bumble away key drives with offside penalties Governor "Sonny" Grady only scored one of the Cardinals' four touchdowns but he was the devastating force which often scattered the Aces' defense Grady i averaged 7-1 yards on 21 running plays for 154 out he was even more of a phy ideological nemisis to the Aces every time he got the hall Ball State's authoritative victory enables the Muncie squad to done its season with a 6-2 record Evansville suffered its fourth straight defeat for a 4-5 overall mark The Aces close their season here next against once-beaten Western Kentucky The Purple Ace often rose to creditable defensive stands but in the second half it was Ball State dominating the play fumbles Cnotly Evansville get a sustained march under way and when a facsimile of such was in the offing fumbles quickly erased' Ball State had Evansville under pressure even until the final sec- STATISTICS lit Int downs Ruahlni Paaalnx ToiaTjard uihlns Mini nxlttei Psimi nitrmntM a 8 pted fey If I I red by 1 onds of play when a third-string fullback foil into the end rone with the fourth touchdown The Cardinals really got going late in the third period Lutterbach was forced to punt out from his own end nme Buczkowski returned it 23-yards to the 15 On the first play in the fourth quarter Buczkowski fired a screen is to Grady on the 10-yard line and the speed halfback had manner in front of him lor the score Doesn't Matter kick for the extra point was wide but it didn't matter now Four playa later Lutterhach's punt was blocked on the Evansville 29 and Jack Worthman recovered on the 29 Ned Schlosser did a broken field job to the 12 and three plays later made a first down on the om foot line Schlosser then dove Into the end zone for the score made the extra point for lead with 11 minutes left In the game Evansville College made a desperate bid picking up two first downs to reach the Ball State 37 However Parish fumbled and Ball State recovered on the 50 Grady a Gamble Backfires With lesa than two minutes to play the Cardinal reserves wanted a touchdown of their own The Aees had gambled fruitlessly on and Ball State took over on the 20 Six plays later third string quarterback Phil Llnvllie threw pass from the 17-yard line to fullback Bill Avenatti who took it on the two and fell over the goalline as the gun sounded Linville kicked the extra point but It wu one Ball Stater certainly didn't need this year Ball State finished its conference season with a 4-2 record but there was no guarantee of that figure when Evansville bounced to erase a 60 lead late in the first half After checking a Cardinals drive on the 15 the Aces moved 85 yards In 13 plays lor five first downs and a TD Ken Lutterbach capped the drive with a ram through the middle from five yards out Calmly (inverts The srpre came with only 33 seconds left in the first half and Captain Bob calmly converted for the 7-6 lead This offensive prosperity wu the best of the night for the Aces Bill Parish started things going when he tried to sweep right end A Ball Stater spun him the other way and Pariah quickly sped 25 yards to the Aces' 40 Lutterbach did the ground work and Bud George fired a key 24-yard pan to Parish on the Cards' 17 Early in the first period both teams tried their offense at midfield After an exchange of five punts Grady showed the fans why he is the state's second ranking sewer Thera He Goes! The Junior halfback from South Bend aiiced off left tackle for 57 yards to the Evansville 17 Parish delayed the touchdown with nape-of-the-neck tackle Bill Kruchek stopped Ned Schlosser on the 10 but on the next play 'eim Buczkowski split the middle tor the touchdown Grady's kick the extra point wu blocked by Bill Huff Ray Nix and Grady appeared to have the Cardinals touchdown bound early in the second quarter Ball State made five first down and 64 yards before Sam Hancock recovered Buczkowski's fumble on the nine-yard line Pariah gave the ball right back to them on a fumble recovered on the 15 but the 15 but the ACM By CHARLES GREER Mater Dri's Wild cats' playing without the services of Quarterback Jerry Train er and Halfback Tom Hamilton fought back in the last period at sun-kissed Enlow Field before some 3500 fans yesterday afternoon to achieve a 14-11 tie with Memorial The West Siden had two chances -to push over the clinching touchdown the last three minutes If they could have hit on a last ditch pass Trailing 147 the Wildcats launched a 95-yard march midway of the finnal period using only STATISTICS Trtirs Plrl Imm rtuhirt MnlM I if vs nli gils4 rshlns IT id vini midmI Mums sum itlrmptM Tun cwspIdM Ts litonwri fet i Ninu I ivimti Si rwevtifd Mfidurt 13 plays to senre when Bonnie Lehr crashed over from the om with S' minutes left Tom Nie meier with Jim Miller spotting the ball for him apltt the gnu posts for the second time Nirmeirr tried an on-side Irirk i the kirkoff hut the maneuver failed as Dirk Ewrn grabbed the (Mora Picture Page 1C) ball tm the Tiger 39 and returned flvo yards before being smothered Memorial failed on two pass attempt and then John Hart fumbled on the Tiger 38 Richie Seih who took over the quarterback chorea for the Wildcats in Trainer's absence scooped up the ball on the 43 and got back to the 38 The West Siden tried four passes hut were-able to make good on only one from Seib to Lehr for a two-yard gain Actually the completion came on an Illegal play as the Wildcats lined up with five men In tho barkfirid Memorial was able to run only le play after taking over The Tigers tried the same play-that gat them both their touchdown a arreen pass from Hari to Johnny Mayhan but this time the Wild- rata knew what stopped Mayhan after orn gain Faar Incomplete Passes The Tiger halfback fumbled when he was hit and Miiller recovered for Mater Del hut four Wildcat passes proved fruitless Tom Tooiey Memorial's senior quarterback saved a possible touchdown in this aeries when ho deflected one of the heaves Just enough that Hamilton who saw action for only about three playE was not able to reach the ball Had Tom snagged It ho had an open field fo the goal After a acorrlesa first quarter Mater Dei Jumped ahead with 5:13 gone in round two to culminate a 14-play 55-yard drive The payoff Bill came on a 30-yard pass from Stocker to Jim Liggett Mocker an end pulled out of the line on several occasions to throw long spiraling passes downfield -This maneuver wu one of two surprises Len Will threw at thn Tigers the other shifting Ralph Weinzapfel one of the top guards to a backfield post when he proved he knew his way around itn it a runner and passer Leading Ground Gainer Weinzapfel topped both teams In rushing picking up 67 yards in 15 carries for a 45 average After seeing one drive fizzle on the one yarn line in the second quarter the Tigers got the hall on their own 30 with 55 seconds left in the half after a Mater Dei punt and went from there to knot the count on the last play on the period Harl passed to Larry Wagner on the 10 Harl then lost a yard on a fumble and a penalty aet Memorial back to the 16 With only one second remaining Harl hit Mayhan on a screen pass and John cut to the western sideline to go over Tooiey converted successfully The East Siders took the lead in the battle for the city Catholic rhampkmship with gone in the third quarter Larry Scheller Tiger safety man intercepted Stocker's pass on 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