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IjFTROIT 1RI Sundnv. S.pt. I'D, '71 la UTiTT Ti 9 eS t'Ji t.r ri or 1 1 IUV 77 Hillsdale uprises North 17-15 SPORTS It's All Happening on Radio! i I i This afternoon, the Detroit Tigers meet the Boston Red Sox at 1:15 PM on WJR Radio 76. Special to the Fret Press MIDLAND Hillsdale College is gradually makijig its presence felt in the Great Lakes Conference. This is the Chargers' first season in the league.

And after knocking off defending champion North wood Institute, 17-15, here Saturday afternoon, they showed they aren't taking a back seat to anyone. Hillsdale scored with 10:39 left on the clock on a 26-yard And, at PM, the Detroit Lions will kick off against the Green Bay Packers on WWJ, Radio 95. Ainerkui'sGreatldioSwion 13 1 FIRST muffler specialist FIRST to use torch on installation FIRST with 10 min. service FIRST with' free Labor on Mufflers 15704 TELEGRAPH N. of 5 Mile 21400 GRATIOT N.

of 8 Mile 175C0 E.WARREN E. ol Cadieox -rf touchdowns each from Walter Hodges and Dick Dunham. CMU led at halftime, 21-0. Central rolled up 436 yards in total offense to 173 for Dayton. It was the most points a Central team every scored against a major university.

NMU Loses, 34-20 MARGUETTE St. Nor-b 's College scored four touchdowns in the final period here Saturday to defeat Northern Michigan University, 34-20, before 3,876 fans. It was Northern's fourth straight defeat and the fourth consecutive victory this season for St. Norbert. Quarterback Remy Stephenson scored on a nine-yard run and passed to Tim Gillespie for touchdowns of 15 and 36 yards.

Open Daily 9-5 Sat. 9-4 Imitated 26248 MICHIGAN W.ofEeNh Daly 11505 LIVIRN01S of Grand River vol WW THE Special to the Free Presi KALAMAZOO Wes Cates palloped 89 yards with a fourth-quarter punt return for a Western Michigan touchdown here Saturday, but the cheers soon turned to groans as Bowling Green State University ground out a 21-13 Mid-American conference victory. With Western trailing, 147, Gates took off, broke three tackles and raced all the way to breathe new hope into the crowd of 20,100 fans. But the extra point failed and Bowling Green still owned a 14-13 lead. The Falcons put the game out of reach in the closing minutes when Dave Preston scored from the two after Western lost a fourth-down gamble at its own five yard line.

Bowling Green had scored first on Tom Moriarity's 52-yard punt return for a TD. Western tied the game in the second quarter on Paul Jor-gensen's nine-yard pass to Greg Cowser. Bowling Green then went ahead to stay when Mark Fuller passed 22 yards to Chuck Lindsey. The victory was the second in three starts for Bowling Green, and the loss evened Western's record at 2-2 Chips Bury Dayton MT. PLEASANT Central Michigan University 11 stadium records here Saturday in blasting Dayton University, 42-8, for its third straight football victory.

The Chips ran 101 plays, the first time they ever ran more than 100 plays from scrimmage in a game, and got two MOST TRUSTED NAME IN MUFFLERS pass play from quarterback Mark Comstock to tight end Dan Gibbon. The touchdown the Chargers a 17-8 lead to insure the win. EARLIER, Joe McFarland scored for Hillsdale on a one- yard run and John Quaderer booted the extra point and, later, a 29-yard field goal. Northwood, now 2-2 overall 0-1 in conference play, got all of its points from the com wood. to a 31-6 victory over Franklin Duchon also tallied on a 30-yard run fort he Bulldogs, who evened their season mark at 2-2.

Hope: 9 in Row HOLLAND Hope college, sporting the longest college winning streak in the state, made it nine straight Saturday with a 28-14 victory over Wheaton, Hope took a 21-0 lead midway through the second quarter and held on to advance its season record to 3-0. Quarterback Bob Carlson ran 30 yards for one touchdown and threw for two others to lead the Dutchmen. Carlson completed five of eight passes for 66 yards over- Tech Wins 4th HOUGHTON Michigan Tech scored 22 points in the fourth quarter to mount a come-from-behind 32-21 victory Saturday over Winona State (Minn.) and increase its season record to 4-0. Sophomore quarterback Jim Trombley scored twice int he final period on runs of one and SEE BRODIES FIRST five yards and Jim Van-Wagoner rushed for 253 yards and one touchdown to lead the Huskies. Grand Valley Wins Special to th Free Press ALLENDALE Grand Valley State marched 51 yards in seven plays late in the final period, with fullback Steve Brems scoring from the one-yard line, to register a 7-0 victory over Alma College.

Grand Valley had missed on three field goal attempts earlier in the game. It was the second straight victory of the season for Grand Valley. Albion Wins, 7-0 ALBION A second-quarter 69-yard scoring pass from John Schmidt to junior tight end Leonard Wright was all the scoring Albion needed Saturday to take a 7-0 non-league victory over Wabash Wright grabbed a total of three passes for 156 yards for the day as Albion broke into the victory column for the first time this season after two losses. Kazoo Beaten, 15-6 ADA, Ohio Ohio Northern University Saturday outrushed Kalamazoo College, 244 yards to 75, as Northern beat the Hornets, 15-ff. Kalamazoo's only touch-down came on a 28-yard Rod Dillon-to-Pat Waslters pass with 10 seconds remaining in the first half.

The loss dropped the Hornets' record to 1-2. bination of signal-caller Kevin Keys to receiver McArthur Brassfield. The Keys-Brass-lield tandem clicked for touch-downs on 50 and 38-yard pass plays. But they weren't enough to stop the Chargers, who bowed in their Great Lakes opener to Ferris but evened their league record at 1-1 with the victory. Ferris Romps, 31-6 I BIG RAPIDS Detroit Watson scored on a 62-yard pass from quarterback Steve 'Duchon and on a six yard run to lead Ferris State University Navy, 52-0 wamps I' 1 iiiiiiwbwiiwibwwwww(i i ii.xwwwwwrw i.iiiiuMia (iinnnmninnMnnMMaimai rr -nif "iimriiiiiiiiiiniiiirirti rn i ir U-M Continued from First Sports gan's 340 yards on the ground.

Between Franklin and his back-up man Mark Elzinga, the Wolverines netted another 119 yards passing to give them a day's total of 459 in offense compared to a mere 192 for the Navy. And the Michiga defense, which now has not given up a touchdown i the last eight touchdown in the last eight ouarters, simplyo vre the Naw offense which had eked out a 7-6 win over Penn State a week ago. The Wolverine defenders forced Navy into six costly turnovers three tions and threee fumbles to i Ij Helps Kent Sink EMU Special to the Free Prtsi YPSILANTI Kent State University spoiled Eastern Michigan's Homecoming "here Saturday before 12,000 fans in Rynearson Stadium. The Golden Flashes moved in for a first-period touchdown and a record field goal and went on to a 13-0 victory over the Hurons. Eastern never got inside the Kent State 22 yard line.

Mike Autry climaxed a 59-yard first-period march with a 21-yard scoring dash and then John Manson kicked a 49-yard field goal, longest in Kent State history. Mansen came back in the second period jto boot a 34-yard field goal. Kent State is now 3-1 on the season while Eastern's record dipped to 1-3. Late Surge Wins for Wayne, 34-32 Special to tht Free Press LISLE State University mounted three scoring drives in the final 10 minutes of the game Saturday to take a come from behind 34-32 victory over Illinois-Benedictine. Junior slotback Bob Rogers scored on a 24-yard run and quarterback Ed Skowneski tallied on runs of one and 24 yards during the fourth-quarter rally, when the Tartars overcame a 24-10 deficit.

Sophomore tailback Mike Cahill rushed for 197 yards in a school record 39 carries and two touchdowns for Wayne State, which advanced its record to 2-1. IMS to Guard Civil War Ship WASHINGTON -(AP)-T government has announced it is considering establishing the nation's first marine sanctuary to protect the recently discovered wreckage of the Monitor, the Civil War ironclad ship. A team of government and university scientists discovered the Monitor's wreckage about a year ago, 220 feet below the ocean surface 16 miles off Cape Hatteras. S95 POOLS FULL SIZE POOLS on display in our heated indoor show room 5601 TELEGRAPH blk. N.

of Van Born 2blks. N. of 1-94 Reeon I his passes and after every touchdown, Lantry kicked the ball out of the end zone so Navy couldn't even try for a run-back. "It looked like they wervj running downhill at us," Welsh said glumly. "In my opinion, Michigan has to be one of the best teams in the country." Not even In the second half against U-M reserves did Navy's running backs Cleveland Cooper and Bob Jackson become effective.

U-M's second-string back-field came in when the score got to 45-0 and sent the crowd of 04,232 home happy. Covers had all day was when U-M punted short to its own 41-yard line after failing to move the ball on the first 6eries of the game. When Perlinger came up with his first interception midway in the first quarter, it took Franklin just three plays to get the first TD, sending Heater over from the one to end the 10-yard drive. An 18-yard play action pass to Gil Chapman set up Heater's second TD just 29 seconds into the second quarter. That seemed to open the flood gates.

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