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Mattooo JOURNAL-GAZETTE Monday, Nov. 9,1961 CMU Takes UAC Title Northern ISU Surprises Until Hangs last Quarter on tfr Little League Award Grant Fleenor, retiring president of the Mattooa Little League (left) is presented with a plaque for his service to the organization. Presenting the award are (L to R) Harry Laub to climb into a second place tie and prevent Carthage from grabbing a share of the CCI lead. The victory enabled Wesleyan to tie Carthage and North Central for second place ki the CCI as North Central humbled Mil-likin 35-13. Central Michigan, meanwhile, wrapped up the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship with a 30-10 victory over Eastern Illinois.

The four-team IIAC has a lim- Take Rose Minnesota are on tap this week including Michigan State'j journey to Indiana and the showdown battle between Purdue and Minnesota. Other games find Northwestern at Michigan, Wisconsin at Illinois and Ohio State at Iowa. Notre Dame will have another tuneup for its Michigan State battle by taking on Duke, a 9-7 winner over Navy last Central then took to the air and Miles completed four passes to Wally Hempton with the last one good for a 17-yard TD to send the Chips into the locker room with a four point lead at the half. They added two more points on a safety in the third quarter and then the ax fell to the fourth, however, not before the Panthers' co-captain Jim Jot gensen personally stopped two CMU scoring drives. With the ban on the EIU one yard line early in the third quarter Miles fumbled and Jor-gensen recovered.

Later in the third quarter Jorgensen intercepted a Miles pass on the Eastern 47. Bundy and Foldesi were the workhorses of the game with the Central halfback picking up 99 yards in 26 attempts while the Eastern fullback ran for 88 in 27 carries. Central's Rosso, however, took game rushing honors with 109 yards on only 18 carries. Packers, It Upset IU CHARLESTON, 111. East- era Illinois University was still in contention for the IIAC foot ball championship right up un til the finai quarter of the Panthers' game here Saturday with Central Michigan Univer sity.

But the Chippewas broke loose for two last quarter touchdowns to win the game 30-10 and take the championship themselves. For Central the win was the -fourth of -the season against five losses, however the Chips have a 3-0 conference iark. Eastern is in second place in the IIAC with 1-1-1 mark while Western Illinois (1-3) and Illinois State (0-M) bring up the rear. The Panthers are now 1-5-1 for the season and close their schedule next Saturday at Eastern Michigan University. Trailing 16-10 in the fourth quarter, the Panthers were still within a touchdown of pulling the game out.

However, Central's Don Krueger, a defensive halfback, ended the Panthers' hopes of turning the tide by recovering an Eastern fumble on the EIU 34-yard line. Eight plays later the Chips scored on a seven-yard pass play going from quarterback Bob Miles to Greg Hoefler. Bruce Cameron added the extra point on a kick. Hoefler became a thorn in Eastern's side as the game neared it's end, catching three passes for 111 yards and two TD's, both in the last quarter. His second touchdown came on a spectacular play just a couple minutes later.

With the Chips deep in their own territory he took short pass from Miles, twisted away from a couple of Panther defenders and Browns, Cowboys Fall Sunday in NFL "Us Tareyton smokers Uould rather fight than switchn ited schedule of three games for each team and Central Michigan finished with a 3-0 record. Eastern Illinois split down the middle with a 1-H record while Western Illinois was third with a 1-2 mark and Illinois State last with an 0-2-1 record. Elsewhere the state. Western Illinois dropped a 14-3 decision to Mankato, Knox lost to Carleton 28-15, Bradley dumped HiHsdale 38-26, Monmouth was defeated by Lawrence 31-7, Elmhurst came back to edge Concordia 20-13, Illinois College won over Illinois-Chicago 14-7, Eureka lost to Central Methodist 22-2, St. Prooopius and Rose Poly played to a 21-21 tie and Wheaton whipped Alma 25-6.

CCI STANDINGS WLTPU.OP. Augustana 4 1 0 69 28 Wesleyan 3 2 0 86 53 Carthage 3 2 0 136 106 North Central 3 2 0 81 75 Carroll 2 3 0 94 86 Millkkin 2 3 0 66 108 North Park 0 5 0 66 142 IIAC STANDINGS (Final) WLTPts.OP. Central Mich 3 0 0 78 19 Eastern 111 1 1 1 26 36 Western 111. 1 1 0 13 44 Dl. Slate 0 2 1 23 for.

tip WTHI-ChM. II (CSS) Political Political Ollllgani liland (c) Ollllgant Island (c) bp i i rr. i ii i i rjL. 1 UU By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Illinois State, however, made a success of the season with an unbelieveable 27-8 victory over ambitious Northern Illinois. Augustana didn't win a football game Saturday but the Vikings clinched a tie for the College Conference of Illinois championship.

While Augustana was battling Wabash to a scoreless tie defending champion Illinois Wes-leyan hammered Carthage 32-7 behind the passing of Steve Purdue Can Bowl Bid at CHICAGO (AP) Purdue's Boilermakers have a habit of losing the big game when it comes to winning a Rose Bowl bid. Once again they are faced with a key game and it's against the Gophers of Minnesota Saturday. AH the Boilermakers need to go west over me New Year weekend is a triumph over Minnesota Saturday at Minneapolis. Down through the years every Big Ten team except Purdue and Indiana have made it to the Rose Bowl. Purdue has' threatened often but never accomplished the dream.

Now the matter is in the laps of the Boilermakers. They can clinch the bowl bid with a victory over Minnesota, a team they defeated 35-0 last year. A loss to Minnesota will not completely eliminate Purdue from the running but it would bring Illinois in the picture and give Minnesota the inside track. Purdue maintained its Rose Bowl advantage with a 23-0 victory over Wisconsin Saturday and Minnesota remained in the running with a 28-13 triumph over Northwestern. Illinois, the only other team with a chance of getting the bowl bid, upset Michigan 28-21 to give coach Pete Elliott his first triumph over brother Bump Elliott.

Illinois' chances, however, hinge on a Minnesota victory over Purdue and the defeat of bom contenders the last week of the season while Illinois defeats both Wisconsin and Northwestern. Meanwhile, Michigan State, the nation's No. 2 team, clinched a tie for its second straight Big Ten crown with a 56-7 victory over Iowa. Michigan State faces Indiana Saturday and after that the Spartans get a shot at the national championship when they meet Notre Dame at East Lansing, Nov. 19.

Notre Dame remained the top team in the nation with a 40-0 triumph over Pitt. Ohio State rounded out the Big Ten card with a 7-0 decision over Indiana. Pounding down to the next to last weekend of the Big Ten season, five conference games (e) Color WTWO-ChM. 1 (NSC) 600 Political IS Political 30 Lawrence Walk a Lswrtncs Walk WICS CNBC) Ntwi Nwt Political Political Statistics; EIU CMU First Downs 13 17 Rushes 51 51 Yards rushing Passes i ig Completions 4 7 Intercepted by 1 1 Yards passing 28 165 Total offense 189 383 Yards penalized 90tt 80tt Fumbles 2 1 Fumbles lost 1 1 Punts 5 6 Average 32.6 36.5 sprinted for a touchdown on a play which covered a total of 88 yards. As the game opened, however, the Panthers looked like giant killers.

And it was the smallest Panther, Tim Mash, who stands 5-7 and weighs 155 pounds, who did the biggest job. He took a CMU punt on Central's 46 and returned it 21 yards to pave the way for the game's first touchdown. Dennis Bundy, Lester Giese, John Cappello and Joe Davis each carried the ball once to put it on Central's two-yard line. Bundy took it to the one and then carried it over the goal line for the TD. Ed Wold kicked the extra point to put EIU ahead 7-0.

The Chips came back in the second quarter with a drive that covered 80 yards. Bob Rosso and Bob Foldesi took turns slicing through the Eastern line with Rosso going over from the seven. Eastern took the ensuing kick- off and marched right back up the field sending. Bundy into the line again and again but had to settle for a 43-yard field goal by WOld when the drive lost steam on the CMU 26. He established a new column in the record book, most touchdown returns with kickoffs in a single game.

He had two, one of 93-yards and the other for 90. It was the first time it has been accomplished. He described his runbacks on Dallas as "lucky. I could just as easily hove been caught -both times." Asked how he handles a kick-off return, Brown said: "A back always starts up the middle and it's up to him to decide which way to go. "On the first one yetserday, I was surprised to see only two men on my left, so I thought I'd rather fake right and then go back out.

The guys did a helluva job blocking. "The second time I went right up the middle then veared to my left. The first time I was tired, the second, I could have gone another hundred." Rozelle at AFL Game KANSAS CITY (AP) NFL Commissioner Pete RozeHe attended his first AFL game Sun day, Kansas City's 24-14 victory over San Diego, and refused to be drawn into any comparisons involving the two leagues. "I enjoyed the game and both teams have fine personnel," Rozelle said in a press conference after the game. "Kansas City has the best kept and lined field I've ever seen in football.

"Beyond that, all comparisons are relative. That's why we're having the Super Bowl." (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Million" Brown Acts Like Gridder one-yard run and Fred Cox booted a pair of field goals. The loss was the Packers' second in nine games. Ron Smith, Pittsburgh's rookie quarterback, marched the Steelers 80 yards late in the third quarter, completing four straight passes including an eight-yard payoff pitch to Gary Ballman that doomed Cleveland. Three field goals by Mike Clark completed the Steeler scoring.

An aroused Pittsburgh defense tossed Frank Ryan for five losses totaling 52 yards and intercepted five of his passes. Lou Groza missed the extra point kick following Cleveland's touchdown after converting 123 in a row. The Cardinals, boosting their record to 7-1-1, came from behind in the second half on a 69-yard TD pass from Johnson to Jackie Smith, a seven-yard scoring toss from sub quarterback Terry Nofsinger to Prentice Gautt and Jim Bakken's second fjeld goal of the game. Johnson hurt his right knee when he was knocked out of bounds picking up a first down mat set up the second St. Louis touchdown.

Hie Cardinals also lost center Bob DeMarco with a knee injury whfle the Giants played without quarterback Earl Morrall, who broke his right wrist in a dummy scrim- Mason Blanc'ie Mitchell Movement 10 Tables N-S Average HV 1. Bock-Clarke 1084 2. Turner-Turner 104V4 3. Leigh-Leigh 103 4. Tolle-Tolle 103 E-W Average 84 1.

Balber-Gaston 101 Mi 2. Lanphier-Musgrove 94 Mt 3. Bailey-Pearson 86 4. Rogers-Rogers 86 Duplicate Bridge By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nothing else was working for the Philadelphia Eagles, so they started cashing in on Dallas touchdowns. Philadelphia's Timmy Brown returned kickoffs 93 and 90 yards for touchdowns following Dallas scores Sunday, setting a National -Football League record and sparking the Eagles to a 24-23 triumph over the heavily favored Cowboys.

Aaron Martin ran back a Dallas punt 67 yards for another touchdown and Sam Baker kicked a 31-yard field goal as the Eagles scored all their points in the first half despite netting only six yards and one first down on offense. Brown became the first player in NFL history to score twice in a game on kickoff runbacks as the Eagles avenged a 56-7 early-season loss to Dallas in one of three big upsets on Sunday's schedule. The Minnesota Vikings, triggered by Fran Tarkenton's clutch passing, stunned the Green Bay Packers 20-17 and the Pittsburgh Steelers, wmless in their previous five games, shocked the Cleveland Browns 16-6. St. Louis lost quarterback Charlie Johnson in the third quarter with a knee injury but held off New York 20-17, stretching its Eastern Division lead over Dallas to 1H games, and Baltimore, ted by sharp-shooting Johnny Unitas, moved within one-half game of the Western Division-leading Packers by whipping Washington 37-19.

Elsewhere San Francisco trimmed Los Angeles 21-13 and Detroit played Chicago to a 10-10 standoff. The Eagles spotted Dallas an early touchdown, tied the score on Brown's 93-yard burst, then fell behind 17-7 before Brown struck again. Martin's touchdown jaunt sent them ahead to stay less than a minute later. Minnesota's Tarkenton completed 16 -1 26 passes for 172 yards. His 38-yard third-down strike to Jim Phillips the fourth quarter set 'p Bill Brown's one-yard dive for the winning touchdown.

Brown also scored the other Viking TD on a (POLITICAL1 ADVERTISEMENT) Gaines, Joseph B. Spitz and Bill Brandvold, all members of the Little League board of directors. Board members not pictured are James W. O'Neal, John W. Sheeks and William B.

Hamel Jr. mage Saturday afternoon. Unitas hit on 22 of 31 pass attempts for 344 yards and three touchdowns and Gary Cuozzo fired a fourth TD pass for the Colts, now 6-2. Lou Michaels completed the Baltimore scoring with three field goals. The 49ers beat Los Angeles in the mud at San Francisco as John Brodie ran for two touchdowns and passed three yards to rookie Kent Kramer for a third score.

Bobby Watching Brother Score Associated Press Sports Writer Oh brother, look at Dennis Hull go. Which is precisely what older brother Bobby is doing these days. Dennis scored a goal and assisted on two others as Chicago moved into first place in the National Hockey League with a 4-2 victory over Boston Sunday night. Bobby, the NHL's scoring champion who set records with 54 goals and 97 points last year, was kept off the scoreboard by the Bruins but it hardly mattered. Dennis kept the family reputation intact.

The younger Hull scored his fifth goal of the young season early in the second period against the Bruins and then set up Pierre Pilote's game-winner. Earlier he had assisted on Wally Boyer's first period goal. In other games Sunday night, Toronto battled back from a two-goal deficit, tying New York 3-3 and Detroit blanked Montreal 6-0. Zahn Wins PBA GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (AP) Wayne Zahn, the hottest bowler in the game today, added the Professional Bowlers Associa tion championship to his list of titles and $10,000 to his bank account by winning the $65,000 event at the Garden City Bowl Sunday.

IValden Join the Unswitchables. Get the filter cigarette wun trie tasie worth fighting Tareyton has a white outer and an inner section of charcoal. Together, they actually improve PHILADELPHIA (AP) Tim-my Brown, who Sunday provided the National Football League with a new entry for its record book, would rather be an actor than a football player. "If I ever get a good part on the stage, or in a television series, that will be the end of my football playing," says the handsome balfback of the Philadelphia Eagles. Currently, Brown is doing pretty weU with another type of play book- football play book.

The congenial, 29 year old Brown was instrumental hi helping the underdog Eagles stun the Dallas Cowboys 24-23 Sunlay. Examination Set For Quarterback ST. LOUIS (AP) Quarter-back Charley Johnson of the St. Louis football Cardinals will enter Barnes Hospital in St. Louis today for an examination of his right knee.

Johnson injured the knee in the third quarter of the St. Louis-New York Giants NFL game in New York, won by the Cardinals 20-17. Center Bob De Marco was forced from the game in the first period, also with an injury to the right knee, and will be examined at Barnes. Daily Newspapers Move Merchandise! (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) "lanks a the flavor of Tareyton's fine tobaccos. COAST to COAST newspapers sell the most (Political Advertisement) RE-ELECT Monday, November 7 ChM.

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To-, morrow, we go to the polls. With YOUR help, YOUR prayers, and YOUR vote I will return to the State Senate and represent YOU with all my strength; intelligence, and Together, we can build a better Illinois for ourselves and our children." State Senator Tom Merritt Gefald MM STATE SENATOR TOM MERRITT REPUBLICAN Exptimem Dtdicattd Efficient REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOLS.