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30 SUN OCTOBER 3Q 1966 Chortes Amcricon Press Notre Dame chills Middies PHILADELPHIA Terry Hanratty turned on mal replacement, unable to play; Notre Dame marched 51 the because of injuries, Hanratty yards early in the third period Notre Dame pround power when was far from the passing mar-) for a score on a Hanratty sneak Jim Seunour's absence crippled vel of parly season. He com-! from the one. Shortly after half- air arm Saturday and led pleted only three of 14 and had: back Nick Eddy suffered a leg thr trp-rankcd Irish to their sixth str, nghl victory, over Navy. Four interceptions, three of fhfm by linebacker John Per- pinr. helped Notre Dame throt- t'e the Navy offense.

The middies did break the Irish three- two intercepted in the first half, injury, his replacement Gla- The Irish, a four-touchdown dieux, plunged home from the favorite, struggled through an one. erratic first half in which their offense produced only 102 yards, 67 on the ground. SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY No events scheduled. TOMOHROlV MEETING: Lake Charles Football Officials, United Gas Building. 7 p.m.; Washington High Quarterback club" gym.

8 p.m.: Landry High Athletic Association, cafeteria; 1 inton Athletic club, cafeteria; Sulphur Goldert Tor Booster club, film room, all at 7:30 p.m. Lake Charles High Fullbackcr's club. Driver's education room; LaGrange Athletic Booster club, auditorium, both at" 7 p.m. Mossvilld Quarterback club, cafeteria, p.m. Sam Houston Athletic Association, cafeteria, 7:30 p.rru QRID SCORES Alabama beats Bulldogs 27-14 After Bergner broke through and blocked Gladieux's punt, However; that big line, led by the Irish moved flufcMy to an- 6-5 Kevin Haroy and those! other 70 ards in four shutout string when John strong linebackers, threw backiP' 3 8 with Hanratty carrying Bergner blocked Bob Gladieux's the only Navy threat when the over ro sev on a sneak i punt and recovered for a fourth! Irish held for downs on their 29, 1 period score.

I stopping a first-period Navy march. Tom O'Leary's interception put the Middies in a hole in the first period, and Azzaro came around his left end. Hanratty sneaked over for two Notre Dame IDs and Larry Conjar and Gladieux each scored once. Joe Azzaro. whose 42-yard field goal wap the only score of the first period, added the extra points.

With both the 6-foot-4 Sey- through with his field goal. An interception by Pergine on another John Cartwright pass, moved the Irish down deep in the second period, and Conjar Dome 3 7 14 7-31 Navy 000 ND-FG Airoro 42 ND Conlar 7 run (Azzaro kick) NO Honratty 1 run (Aizoro kick) ND Glodlcux 1 run (Aiiaro kick) Navy Berqnsr. recovered blocked punt In end zone (K. Church kick) ND Honratty 4 run (Aizoro kick) Nefrt Novf mour and Paul Snow, his nor- bulled home from the seven. First downs Rushing yardage Passing yordaqr Posses Passes intercepted hy Fumbles lost Yards penalized 11 281 4-18 4 4-a? 0 35 5 36 78 514 8-io 13 Spurrier again Florid GAINESVILLE.

Fla. (AP)Sieve Spurrier kicked a 40-yard field goal in the closing minutes Saturday and gave seventh- ranked Florida a breathtaking 30-27 victory over Auburn. Florida, now 7-0 on the season, went ahead in the first minute but couldn't contain Auburn's long kickoff returns. The Gators had to battle from behind to pick up the victory before 60,000 homecoming fans. Spurrier drove the Gators from the Florida 25 to the Auburn 20 with his passes and then kicked the winning field goal with 2:12 left to play.

Each team scored the first time it got the ball. Spurrier completed 27 of 40 passes for 259 yards, short of the record 289 yards he set against Auburn last year when the Tigers upset Florida. But the Gators added a running attack paced by sophomore Larry Smith Saturday and Go. Tech clobbers Duke 48-7 DURHAM. Georgia Tech N.C.

raced (AP) to a 24-7 first half lead over fumbling and went on to crush the Blue Devils 48-7 Saturday behind the running and passing of reserve quarterback Larry Good. There was little doubt about the outcome after Tech, eighth ranked, rammed 60 yards for a quick first period touchdown. Wingback Craig Baynham scored from the lour. Georolo Tech 717 Dukr 0 7 0 4 run (Henry kick) recovered blocked punt (Henry kick) 1 run (Henry kick) Henry 37 Caicmrese 1 run (Motlieson kick) Henry 72 37 run (Henry kick) 63 punt return (He.vy kick) 1 run (Heniv kick) Attendance 42,000. Tich Duke downs IS 10 Rush'nrj 738 77 Passing yardage 66 121 Paws 906 11-31 Passes Intercepted by 3 1 Punts 0-4) 9.33 Fumblei lost 3 Yards penalized 39 Si drilled huge holes in Auburn's defenses.

Spurrier passed for one touchdown and sneaked a yard for another. His passing set up the other two on short plunges by fullback Graham McKeel and Smith. Rams shake number 10 Wyoming FORT COLLINS. Colo. (AP) A fired up Colorado State University football team upset 10th ranked Univerity of Wyoming 12-10 Saturday.

Colorado State Rams broke a 10-year losing skein to the Wyoming Cowboys, who entered the game with a 6-0 record. The Rams scored on two field goals and a touchdown in the last half after trailing 7-0 in the first two quarters. Wyoming 700 Colo. Stole 009 9 run (DePoystcr kick) Levon 33 33 from Jackson (kick tailed) OePoysler 22 Levon 26 Attendance 15,000. Michigan wears down fumbling Wisconsin 28-17 MADISON, Wis.

(AP) Jim Detwiler crashed for two touchdowns and helped produce another with a 51-yard kickoff return as Michigan wore down fumbling Wisconsin 28-17 Saturday in a Big Ten football game. Detwiler scored on two plunges from the three-yardftine and set the stage for a 23-yard touchdown romp by Dave Fisher with his kickoff return to the Badgers' 36. Michigan 777 Wisconsin 073 3 run (Syoar kick) 1 run (Schlnke kick) 23 run (Sygar kick) Schlnke 22 3 run (Syoar kick) 5 run (Syaar kick) 78 pass from Boyalllan (SchlnKe kick) Attendance SOLUNAR TABLES Date Day October 30 Sunday 31 Monday November A.M. Minor Major P.M. Minor Major 1 4 5 6 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 7:05 7:15 9:20 11:25 12:05 1:10 11:15 11:55 12:20 1:15 2:05 2:55 4:00 5:05 5: HO 6:05 6:30 7:50 9:20 12:20 1:10 2:15 11:30 12:50 1:55 2:55 3:55 4:55 5:50 Takt a tip from LEO DUROCHER YOU'RE SAFE WITH THE WORLD'S LARGEST TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS LEO DUROCHER SPECIAL COMPUTE INSPECTION SERVICE KcmMal, dismantling checking lulusui 18-pomt Multi-Chit All Ktif tISt ftff Lflif fffVJCf A A 0 a Florida moved 13, 73, 69 and 72 yards for touchdowns.

The first came easily when Auburn's Dwight Hurston fumbled the opening kickoff. Spurrier tossed 10 yards to Richard Trapp in the end zone on the third play. Auburn 7 10 3 Florida 7 6 to pais from Spurrier (Barfield kick) 89 klckotf return (Jones kick) 91 run with fumble (Jones kick) 2 run (run failed) Jones 30 2 run kick) Jones 27 1 run (Bartield kick) 3 run (Jones kick) Spurrier 40 Attendance 60,511, Auburn First downs 10 Rushing yordoge 112 Passing yardage 47 Posses 7-is Passes Intercepted by 0 6-50 Fumbles lost penalized 14 Florida 36 183 27-40 0 5-48 46 Souttl George Washington 1 II Concord 20, Clork 68, Moreriause 0 Alabama A8.M Alobomi 19 Somford 45, Mississippi CollS'lf 21 institute 33, Fort Stofe Qtmntlco 35, Angela Slot? 9 Jackson State 21, Wiley Emory i Henry 29, Hampden-Sydney 14 Elizabeth City 22, FayetrevMlr 14 Maryland 14. South Carolina 2 North Carolina State 42, Virginia 21 Randolph-Macon 35, Western Georgia Tech 48, Duke 7 Georgia 21, North Carolina 3 Virginia Tech 23, Florida State 11 Clcmson 23 WnM Alabama 27, Mississippi State 14 Florida 30. Auburn 27 Tennessee 38, Armv 7 William and Mory 22, Virqtnla Mllhory 15 Central State, Ohio.

20, West VKgiria i State 0 I Washington and Lrr 14, Brid iowa or 6 I Davidson 71, The ri'adf I I Austin 1,1. V.iddlr Tcnnpssrr- 7 Cordon-Newman 28, l.rnoir Rhvnr EaMrvn Kentucky 24, Western Ken- tuihy 12 Smilri 78, Winston-Srjlem Morann Stofe 13, North Carolina ART 8 i Virginia Unfnn Virginia State A Norfolk State 22. Maryland State 20 i Hillsdafe 12, Kentucky State 12, tie I Georqetown, 16. Mars Hill 0 Harding 28, Mnlfnp', 8 Hampton Institute .12. Howard 19 Southwest Texas Christian 6, Baylor 0 Prairie View 17- Mississippi Volley 8 Arkansas 3-1, Alcorn A8.AA 23 Fast Texas State 10, Howard Puyne 7 Southwest Texas 17, McMurry a S.F.

Austin 21, Sam Houston 14 lamar Tech 17, Arkansas State 0 Southern Methodist 13, Texas 12 Texas Tech 35, Rlcr- 19 Drokc North Texas Stair 13 East Southern (. nnnr-c I iQ, Mofjlra 0 Priniclorl Brown Notre Damn 31, Navy Penn Slate .1.1, California li Rutgers 16, Boston 7 Cornell 31, Columbia A Dartmouth in, Vale 13 Syracuse 33, PltJsburnh 'f Harvard 27, Pennsylvania Vlllanova 13. Xavicr, Ohio, Delaware 20, Temple 14 Williams 27. Union, N.Y.. 12 Wesleyon 12, Hamilton 6 Northeastern 24, Kings Point 8 Colootc 21, li Maine 31, Colby 6 Dickinson, Pol, 14, Lebanon Valley Alfred 60, Ursinus 8 Rochester 40.

6 Thlel 14, Carnegie Trch 7 Albright 13, Moravian 7 Buffalo 35, Holy Cross 3 Lycomlng 17. Franklin and Marshall 8 Swarrhmore 34, Muhlenberq 8 Wilkcs 26, 7 C.W. Post 28, Upsala 8 Bucknell 33, Rhode Island 7 Cortland 27, Trenton State 10 Allegheny 24, Washington Jelfcrson 30 Ithaca 16, Bridgeport 0 Hobart 41, Johns Hopkins 6 Indiana, 21. Slippery Pock 0 Connecticut 15, New Hampshire 14 Norwich 14, Mlddlebury 0 Bates 35, Bowdoln 13 Rensselaer Poly 13, Worcester Tech 0 Massachusetts 27, Vermont 21 Bridaewater State 21, Nichols 20 Cheyney Slate 14, Bloomsburg stale 0 Gettysburg 19, Lafayette 13 Delaware State 22, Montclalr Stale 6 Amherst 28, Tufts 6 Purdue 25, Illinois 21 Michigan Wisconsin IT Bethany, W. 28, Case 0 Contordlo, 33, St.

Procoolus 20 Illimls Wesleyan 14, AuguMa.ia, 7 Million 27, North 20 SW lAlssourl 49, Rolla, Mo Kanias 3, Kansas 3, tie Oklahoma State 14, Iowa Sttitj 14, witt nberg 27. Ohio Wesleyan 0 Springfield 25, Wagnrr 7 Trlnify, SMU improves record with Texas victory AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Dennis Partee kicked a 32-yard field goal with 18 seconds remaining in the game, and Southern Methodist edged past Texas 1312 Saturday in a bruising Southwest Conference football game. The dramatic victory, set up by Bill Bradley's fumble at the SMU 33 when the Longhorns were driving, kept the Ponies unbeated in conference play with a 3-0 record. Texas fell to 2-2 and is probably out of the running.

SMU 070 Texas 633 Gilbert 74 run (kick tailed) Levlaj 10 pass trom Livingston (Partee kick) FG Conway 31 Tex FG Conway 45 SMU-FG Partee 31 FG Partee 32 Attendance 58,500. Dartmouth still in race with victory over Yale NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Quarterback Mickey Beard's passing, running and faking lead Dartmouth to a 28-13 victory over Yale Saturday and kept the Indians in the Ivy League football title picture. Beard threw touchdown passes of 15 and eight yards and la- teraled to halfback Gene Ryz- ewicz on a 42-yard scoring play as Dartmouth punctured a Bulldog defense that had been tops in the league. 57, Coast Guard 15 Maine Maritime 12, Ouonset Point Nnv- al 0 Central Connecticut 45, American International 24 Midwest Kenl State 28, Toledo 20 Iowa 20, Indiana 19 Minnesota 17, Ohio State 7 Nebraksa 35, Missouri Aliclilgan Stale 22.

0 Drake 17, North Texas State 0 Dayton 20, Ohio U. 12 Neb Coe ,29, Knox 15 St- Joseph's, 20, 14 Valparaiso 20, Washington, 12 Northern Illinois 31, Akron 18 Anderson 29, Indiana Central 7 Tulslj 13, Cincinnati 0 Colorado 24, Oklahoma 21 Western Michigan 35, Bow ing Green 17, Miami, On ID, 14 Heidelberg 22, Owrbeln 0 Hopt 48, Kolamazoo 29 Kenyan 6, Oberlin 3 Yankton 7, Concordla, Neb. 0 Ottawa, 13, McPhreson Southwestern 46, Bethel 7 Chicago 20, Lakeland 17 Carlhagc 32, North Central 6 Bradley 17. Illinois State Car'oll, 6, Forest 0 Gustitrwus Adolphus 7, St. John's, 7 he Mcyviile.

N.D., 37, Bethel. 13 North Dakcfn Slate 1 i. South Dakola 0 Montana Stair 59, North Dakota 21 HOrriiine 22, Augsburg 7 Jarrlrstown, N.D., 2i. Wahpeton Soulh Dokotn Tech 20. Huron 14 Black Hilts 19, Dakota Wesleyan 7 Duluth, 20, St.

Thomas 14 Stair College of Iowa 13, South Dakota Slate 7 Lawrence 18. Grinned 6 Iowa 61, V'vartburg 0 Central 29, Luther 14 Bu'ina Vista 41, Dubuque 34 John Cairoll 23, Western Reserve 47, Ohio Northern Drfi'cn 21, Baldwln-Wallaci 19 Woiislcr 56, Hirnm 22 BuHer 14, DePauw 7 VValin.ri 35, Hanover 19 Blirftton Manchester 13 I'i infjnia Rose Poly 7 Sf. Olnv -19, Cornell, ICWT 7 Snuthetri Illinois 31, Easl Carolina 13 Stout 14, Winona 12 Poisons 37. St. Cloud 7 Southwest M'SMOurl .19, Rollo Mines 13 AMIikin If.

North Park 20 Illinois Wr-slrvnn 14. Augusfann, III 7 33, SI. Procopius 20 Soriri'ifpeld, Mot, 20, Maryvllle 7 Corttral Methodist 7, Illinois Collcqe 3 Warrensburg 17, KirKewllle 13 Far Orcrjon 28, Idaho 7 Ortcjon State 41, State 13 Wrl'jhlnuton 22, Stanford 20 Colorado College 27, Weitminiter, Ufah, Eastern Montana 46, Rocky Mountain 0 Norlhern Montana 40. Monlana Tech 0 Orrtion Colleqe 35, Eastern Oregon 7 Western Montana 30, Carroll, Mont 21 LaVerne 34, Cal Tech 8 Stale 16, Idaho State 7 Co orado Mines 10, (Colorado State Col- leae 8 Adam-, Stnte 41, F-'ort Lewis 7 Portland State 36, Central Washington Pacific Lutheran 0, Pacific, 0, tie Willamette 40, Whitworth 24 Pacific 38, San Jose State 35 San Francisco State 21, Hayward State Utah 27, New Mexico 0 Colorado Western 14, New Mexico Highlands 13 Georgetown takes Rosepine 69-53 Georgetown won the Hicks tournament, as expected Friday night by beating Rosepine, 69-D3. George Bonnett paced the Georgetown team with 25 points and Ted McKce led the Rosepine clan with 25.

Tl'SCALOOSA. Ala. (AP) Unbeaten Alabama used three touchdown passes by senior quarterback Wayne Trimble, a second stringer most of the year, to beat Mississippi State 27-14 in a Southeastern Conference football battle here Saturday. Trimble hit end Ray Perkins with a 25-yard scoring pass in the second quarter, connected wifh Jerry Duncan on a tackle eligible pass in the fourth period, then found Perkins again for a 37-yard scoring pass. Davis boomed field Steve goals of 35 and 31 yards and kicked three extra points as the defending national a pions TCU kicks away Baylor SWC hopes FORT WORTH, Te.v.

(AP) A furious Texas Christian defense muffled Baylor's high- powered offense Saturday and Bruce Alford's two field goals carried the Frogs to a 6-0 victory over the Bruins. The loss chilled Baylor's Southwest Conference title dream and virtually barred the Bears, from the Cotton Bowl once again. Their last conference title came in, 1924. Penn State grinds out 33-15 triumph UNIVERSITY PARK Pa. (AP) Tom Sherman, switched from defense to quarterback several weeks ago, scored four touchdowns Saturday and led Penn State to a surprisingly easy 33-15 victory over California.

-Sherman twice plunged over from the one-yard line and ran two and 12 yards for the other touchdowns after the work of fullback Dan Lucyk set the Golden Bears up for the kill. Lucyk, who started the season as a third-stringer, slashed for 133 yards. kept their record unblemished with their sixth consecutive win of the season. State drove for a touchdown in the fourth period after defensive halfback Bill Kaiser intercepted a Tide pass and added another with seconds left In the game. The Bulldogs's first score was on a three yard run by wing back Prentiss Calhoun.

Then with three seconds left in the game, quarterback Don Saget threw an 11-yard scoring pass to Calhoun. Specialist James Neill kicked State extra points. Mississippi State has won two, lost five. Alabama had chances to score in the first period but couldn't put together the right combina- lion until 12:30 left in the second quarter, when Davis kicked bama had driven from its own 48 to the State 19. Quatetback Kenny Stabler had directed that drive.

The next time Alabama had the ball Trimble came on and took the Tide 37 yards in four plays, hitting Perkins with a 37- yarder with just under nine minutes left in the half. That brief drive had been set up when safety man John Mosely recovered a Bulldog fumble. Miss. Sfott Ala 014-14 314-27 26 pan from Trimble MeM DavfS 31 Coihoun 3 run rMtm WCKJ 48 pass front Trlmbte 37 past front TrlmbU (D poss from Sosrt JNeiH estimated. MUS.

State Alabama First downs 12 .6 Rushina vordacie 133 198 Passing yardage 151 i59 Passes 9-28 8-19 Intercepted by 2 1 lost 1 1 13 25 his 35-year field goal after Ala- yords penalized Robinson not to play in tourney rasKa pours it on Missouri LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Eight h-ranked Nebraska strapped Missouri with a tenacious defense Saturday and rambled to a surprisingly easy in the loop. Missouri, its own title hopes i Tigers and Husker coach Bob jolted by a 10-10 tie with Iowa i Devaney turned the game over State last week, was left with a to second stringers for a one touchdown final period assault. Well, Brooks Robinson was in the Alvin Dark golf tournament for one day, but it was the wrong day. Tournament officials announced Friday, after several days of frenzied speculation, that the Baltimore Orioles' slugger was in the fold for the Nov.

10-13 event. Saturday, however, they announced that Robinson will not be here. He is going to take a tour in Viet Nam, and will not be back in time for the tournament. However, Country Club pro Gary Little did state that 11 sportsmen have confirmed their CADDIES IN DEMAND FOR TOURNAMENT Lake Charles Country Club pro Gary Little has announced that caddies are needed for the upcoming Alvin Dark Invitational golf tournament. Anyone interested can gel details by calling Little at the Pro Shop, GR 7-0047.

Little stated that he ft interested only in persons who will be able to caddie throughout the tournament, including practice and not those who will be available just on Saturday and Sunday. 4-2-1 mark for the 35-0 Big Eight football victory It was the most lopsided Ne- before a record Memorial Stadium crowd of 65,095. The regionally televised Corn- i 0. The last shutout in a 60-game husker victory ran Nebraska's! series was entries, and included in this lis! ire Mickey Mnatel, Whiley ord, Gene Freeze, Dave John, son and Lew Krausse. The amateur list Is official- closed, and six persons arc low on a waiting list, hoping that someone won't be able to make the tournament To date, 73 professionals confirmed their desire to play in the event, and Little stated that he expected to have the try list filled as soon as he ceived word from PGA tournament officials giving him the names of more professionals who would like to make tha tournament.

Singer dumps Castor 55-54 in basketball gem RINGGOLD Fans on both sides held theii breath here Friday night as the Castor Tigers and the Singer Hornets fought right down to the wire in what may prove to be one of the most exciting games of If the year for either team, with the Hornets taking the game after an overtime, 55-54. Leading scorer for the Hornets was Dale Doyle with a hot 22 points. IT WORKS! DALE CARNEGIE COURSE WILL HELP YOU! SEE AD SPORTS PAGE So stiff were Nebraska defenses that Missouri was able to regular season win string to 17 games and fortified the Husker braska win over Missouri since cross the midfield stripe only 1922 when the Tigers bowed 48-; once before the game's waning moments and that incipient second quarter threat was choked off when Larry Wachholtz pirat- posted by Missouri in I960, 28-0. A pair of touchdowns in each bid for a fourth straight confer- of the second and third quarters ed a Gary Kombrink pass, sixth interception of the year for the ence crown, Missouri 0000-0 Nebrasko 0 14 14 7-35 1 run (Warhhollz kick) 16 run (Wachholtz kiik) 1 run (WachholU kick) run (Wachholtz kici.) 5 pass trom Weber (Waclv hold kick) Attendance I put game out of reach of the Husker safety man. First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Missouri Nebraska 10 19 59 J7I 48 AS 319 5.I? 0 'I 7 38 i36 0 19 68 BILL TROUBLES APPIICAJIONS ACCfPJfD CmM No ProMwi Not Co.

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