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Monroe Morning World Sunday, Nor. 13, 1966 3-C Irish Rout Started Out Innocently SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) It ill started out innocently enough. There was Nick Eddy, a Dame halfback sprinting 77 yards for a touchdown on the second play of the game. But Irish backs have done that type of thing before during First downs Rushing yardage Rawing vardagt Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Duka N.D.ame IS 13 102 13-21 1 2 Yards penalized 17 271 147 t-l( 4 1-44 1 20 the current season.

And the team winds up winning like 21-7 or 31-0. uninterrupted romp through scattered and apparently bewildered goal line defenders was only the beginning of a long afternoon. Later on, it began to look like cross-country runners crossing the finish line, the touchdowns were so barely spaced. When it was over, there was some wonder among the crowd of 59.075 how Duke ever got on the schedule. There was no wonder about Notre losing its No.

1 TULANE TAILBACK Pete Johns, (40) high steps as he drives through the middle of the Florida line for a 4-yards early in the first half. Charging in for the stop for Florida is Jack Card, (1) and end Jack Coons, (83). (AP Wire- photo) Clay Defends Title For 5tlx Time In Year Spurrier Tops Marks, Pushes Gators To Win Over Greenies HOUSTON Clay, the busiest heavyweight champ since Joe Louis, will make his fifth title defense of 1966 Monday night in the Astro dome against 33-year-old Cleveland Williams, a fearsome puncher in his younger days but now a 5-1 underdog. The 15-round match, scheduled for 10:30 p.m. EST, will be carried on network (Mutual) radio and closed circuit television (Main Bout Inc.) to some 125 locations with 500,000 seats in 111 cities.

It also will be beamed to England on the Early Bird satellite and to 42 nations by film. Promoter Earl Gilliam expects a crowd of close to 50,000 for the first title fight ip the big dome with tickets scaled from $50 to $5. There has been talk of a $1 million gate and it appears the show may set records for an indoor fight. The old marks are 23,306 in Madison Square Garden Jan. 17, 1941 for Henry Armstrong-Fritzie Zivic and the $422,908 in Chicago for the second Tony Zale-Rocky Graziano bout in 1947.

Williams is lucky to be alive, let alone fighting for the heavyweight title. Doctors battled for weeks to save his life after he be sure if he still packs the punch that gave him his 65-5-1 record with 51 knockouts. He has been stopped three times, once by Bob Satterfield and twice by Sonny Liston. Clay, 24, still appealing his draft reclassification to 1-A and now asking deferment as a Muslim minister, has been fighting in foreign lands because he has not been welcome in many areas. His defenses this year have been made in Toronto, London (two) and Frankfurt, Germany.

This will be his first bout in the United States since he stopped Floyd Patterson in 12 rounds last Nov. 22 in Las Vegas. TTie champion, sometimes subdued and, at other times, reciting his the routine, went 15 rounds with George Chuvalo in Toronto March 29 without knocking the Canadian off his feet. Cassius who prefers to be known by his Muslim name of Muhammad Ali, cut Henry Cooper and stopped him in the sixth round of a May 21 match in London and took out Brian London in I another three-round mismatch in Lon London. Aug.

6. In his most recent defense, he stopped left-handed Karl Milin be close to that for the surgery. He knocked out Ben They will weigh in officially Black in one, outpointed Mel Monday at noon. Turnbow and Sonny Moore and In the old days Williams was knocked out Tod Herring in a man to be avoided by all; three, June 28, his latest start, ranking heavyweights because The Ring ratings list William of his powerful punch, especial- No. 3 among the contenders ana ly a left hook.

lie goes back a the World Boxing Association, few years. When he started box- which recognizes Ernie Terrell ing in 1951, the list of ring as champ, lists Williams as No. champs included people like 4. Ezzard Charles, Joey Maxim, A referee and two judges will Kid Gavilan, Jimmy arter and gc0re the bout by the 10-point Sandy Saddler, all of whom are must system long retired. Incidentally, Clay Clay gets 50 per cent, Wfl- was nine at the time.

liams 20. the Astrodome 17t4 It remains to be seen if he and the promoter 12V3 per cent still has the old wallop after his of the live gate. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)- ski of Georgia in 1951-53. rank among the football Quarterback teve Spurrier also broke his teams.

Most of the Duke squad would no doubt vote for the Irish if they had the chance. breaking a pair of Southeastern SEC Conference offense A Bobby Duhon picked up 63 in own 117 carries for the Green Waves. suffered a critical gunshot denberger in 12 rounds wound in the stomach in an al- Frankfurt. Sept. 10.

tercation with a highway patrol- warming up for man, Nov. 30, 1964. During a lengthy underwent several major operation weight dropped from 214 pounds to 159. His ring career appeared to be finished. JOE LASUZZ0 JUST PHONE fora Quick Loan We Con Arrange Most Loans by Phone and Have Your Money Waiting for You When You Arrive! Williams, Clay boxed a six-round exhibition with Doug Jones, once a top contender, at Louisville, Oct.

27. record remains a perfect 26-0 with 21 knockouts. He won the title from Liston. Feb. MONEY FOR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE Gators out of first half dol- to 153, and connected drums Saturday for a 15th touchdown The victory was Notre triumph over hard-running Turow and lane.

An 83-yard punt return for a by George Grandy good eighth in a gave Irish runners a workout for next clash touchdown with Michigan State, in a showdown for the national leadership. Nick Eddy started the Irish on their merry way by bolting 77 yards with less than two minutes gone for the first touchdown. Tulane Florida First downs 10 Rushing Passing yardage Passes 1-10 71-41 Passaa Intarceptad by Punfs Fumbias lost 3 7 Yards penalized on the first That was the result of Duke's quarter on his pass of the year, a record for Florida. Tulane scored all of its points in an 80-second surge at the end of the first period and the start of the second, getting a 24-yard field goal by Uwe Pontius and a 15-yard touchdown run by halfback Jim Trahan. first half points came on a one-yard plunge by fullback Graham McKeel in the period and a 27-yard in Tulane 3 7 Florida 7 37 14-31 1 run (Barfield kick) I Pontius 24 1 IS run (Pontiuskick) Barfield 27 Although Williams, known as 25, 1964 and defended against the Big Cat, still carries the Liston and Patterson before he in his stomach, started his busy 1966 schedule.

I run (Barfield kick) S3 punf return (Barfield kick) 17 pass from Spurrier (Barfield kick) Attendance 45.102 ated on the ranch of his new manager, Hugh Benbow, a Texas oilman, and resumed boxing in February. from for Chuvalo to 20114 for Cooper. When the fighters appeared at a preliminary weigh-in Wednes- Coll Joe Today at 387-0522 PICO FINANCE CO. INC. He has won four straight, two day, Clay scaled 209 and Wilby knockouts.

But nobody can liams They probably will 200 Jackson St. (across from Post Office) 387-0522 play of the was most goal by Wayne Barfield first mistake, electing to the the second, off before the 59.075 partisan who were coming back from Gators went ahead fans who were later to be defeat last week by Geor- period when overcome by the boredom of too defensive end Mike Santille in- manv touchdowns. The victory before a crowd of tercepted a pass at the Tulane Duke got its hands on the ball 45.102 gave Florida an 8-1 rec 28 and halfback Larry Smith for four plays alter Larry ord for the season with just one charged over from the eight, Conjar scored the two-point remaining and virtually five plays later, conversion. Then, John Homey assured a major bowl bid. It was not Grandy's run picked off a Duke pass at the also gave the i.ators a at the start of the fourth per- Blue Devil 45 and lateraled to eastern Conference record and that Florida Tom O'Leary 25 yards later, a shot at being runnerup for hroke the game open.

carried it in for the title. second Irish score with 3:35 Spurrier, a leading candidate The Gators added a final completed of the first quarter, for He.sman trophy honors, touchdown on a 17-yard pass compieiea oi uie him qu ir jpr car. from Spurrier to end Jim Yar- Six minutes elapsed before offense early in the borough late in the final period Notre Dame scored again, this total oiiense eany in me Rarfi-id added his 26th time with Bob Bleier going the The Johnson CityTenm and Barfield added his final five vards over the right senior finished the das with 282 consecutive extra point, hnal five yards over me rigm tQ raisp Smith gained 93 yards in 26 Notre Dame scored three his three-year total to 5.082 carries to lead the Gators on Noire Dame scored three shattering the old record the ground wjule quarterback of 4.824 set bv Zeke Bratkow-i more times in the second quarter before Coach Ara Parseghian sent in the reserves to a 43-point lead. Bleier started off by taking in the Meetings Slated a Terry Hanratty pass at the Duke 21 and legging it for the LeflSUeS score as the period started It just day. Thp Monroc Recreation De- Three plays later.

Dave Martin partmcnt vvil! hoid initial blocked a punt on the Duke Monday and Tuesday seven, and it took Conjar Just nights for the purpose of organizing its winter basketball leagues. Leagues that will be in opera- Pee Wee for two efforts to reach the goal line again, carrying over from the 20 Notre Dame's first team scored its final touchdown before giving way to the reserves when Hanratty hit his favorite target, Jim with a 10-yard pass. Notre Dame's 64 points equalled a 22-year record for points scored by an Irish team. That was in 1944. when Notre Dame defeated Dartmouth by identical score.

Cornliuskers Roll To 4th Title In Row LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Undefeated and fourth-ranked Nebraska won its fourth straight Big Eight football title Satur an tion this year are. day, subduing stubborn Oklaho boys and -Ildget or ma ft first half boys 14 and under, Junior league for boys 18 and under, Seymour Church League for Churches Oklahoma State was left with and Church members, Industri- a 2-5-1 mark for the season and al League, for any type busi- out of the Big Eight running ness or industry, City League with a 2-2-1 record, for independent teams and Ladies League ior Ladies 17 and above Leagues that will meet Monday night are: Pee Wee at 7:00. 4 Noire Dame 71 71 14 NO 77 run (Cantor run! S3 Htl Interception (Az kick) run (Aliero kick) NO Bleier 45 from Harvafty (Al tt'o kick) 2 run (AzzefO kick) 10 mu from Hanratty kick) run (Azraro kick) 3 run kick) 10 run (Atiaro kick) AttanOanct 7 Leading only 7-6 at the Nebraska used a fumble recov-j ery in the third quarter to pad! its margin. Langston Coleman fell on the ball hobbled by Jack Midget at 7:15 Junior at 7:30, Reynoldg on A Rob I andi Ladies at Churchich pass to Tom Penney night tin Leag yards and Churchich on a four-yard keepe, and Industrial League at 8:00.

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