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nnrorr free press fM. '74 7-E Texas 'Skips' to Victory. PENN STATE EATS VP WAKE FOREST, 55-0 28-7 Duke Romps Past Army, (AP) Once-beaten Duke rolled to a 33-14 triumph over Army Saturday behind quarterback Hal Spoors to port fourth consecutive victory. A crowd of 28,500 saw the Blue Devils grab an early 9-0 lead before Army's Markus Hardy took a kickoff and returned it 100 yards for a touchdown. Duke had a 19-7 lead at the half and ran it to 27-7 in the third quarter.

The Blue Devils drove 51 yards for a touchdown in the opening minutes of the game, with Tony Benjamin scoring from the seven. Unable to move the ball, Army punted and Duke drove to the Cadets' four. Rich Mclnturff kicked a 21-yard field goal. In the second period, Duke rolled 52 yards to Army's six, and on fourth down Mclnturff booted another field goal, this one for 24 yards. Maryland Pounds Past Clem son, 41-0 COLLEGE PARK, Md.

(AP) John Schultz and Kenny Roy ran for two touchdowns apiece and Bob Avel-lini scored another while passing for 213 yards, leading Maryland to a 41-0 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory over Clemson on Saturday. The Terps scored on four of their first five possessions to roll up a 20-0 lead and checked the Tigers twice at the goal line to record their second consecutive shutout. ranked Penn State, and the fifth straight defeat for Wake Forest, which has given 199 points and scored only 21. Shuman, the Nittany Lions' senior signal-caller, completed 12 of 14 passes for 183 yards, and directed an attack that included drives of 62 and 69 yards in Penn State's biggest offensive show of the Wolfpaeh Gets Seare Wins, 22-21 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) Quarterback Dave Buckey sneaked for a touchdown and Roland Hooks ran for the two-point conversion with 3:46 left Saturday as 11th-ranked North Carolina State overcame a 21-point deficit and edged Virginia 22-21 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game.

The victory boosted the llth-ranked Wolfpack's record to 6-0, 4-0 in the ACC, while the Cavaliers fell to 1-4 and lost for the second time in two conference starts. Pitt Turns Hack W. Virginia, 31-14 PITTSBURGH (AP) Carson Long booted a 45-yard, tiebreaking field goal and Billy Daniels fired two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter, giving Pitt a come-from behind 31-14 victory Saturday over arch-rival West Virginia. The Panthers, down 14-7 at halftime, tied the game late in the third quarter on a Tony Dorsett-led, 73-yard drive with Dorsett diving over from the one. With 8:47 remaining, Long kicked his field goal and Pitt led for the first time.

COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (AP) Elusive Skip Walker slipped through and around ninlh-ranked Texas Tech for three second-quarter touchdowns Saturday and led I6th-ranked Texas to a 28-7 victory in a nationally televised Southwest Conference football game. Skip Walker capped three scoring drives after a scoreless punting duel in the first quarter when the Raiders failed to make a first down. Tech managed only one first down' in the second quarter en route to its first loss in 14 games. The Aggies struck quickly in the second quarter with Walker scoring his first two touchdowns in a span of 1:22.

The first was a one-yard plunge climaxing a time-consuming fi7-yard drive. TEXAS TECH'S Tommy Duniven, bottled up all day by the alert Aggie defense, threw an interception to linebacker Ed Simonini on the first play after Walker's touchdown. Simonini returned it to the Raider 22-yard line. Bubba Bean, the SWC's leading rusher, gained 13 yards before Skip Walker rammed over his second touchdown. The Aggies, now 4-1 for the season, scored again with 3:38 left in the second quarter when Skip Walker took a pitch from quarterback David Walker and scampered 23 yards around Tech's right flank for his third touchdown and 21-0 half-time lead.

The Aggies went ahead, 28-0, early in the third quarter on a 16-yard pass from David Walker to split end Carl Roches, who caught the ball at the one-yard line and broke away from the Tech safety Tony Green. Tech, now 3-1-1, broke the shutout with 3:57 left in the game when Duniven broke 58 yards for the Raiders' only touchdown. Penn State Powers In, 55-0 STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Quarterback Tom Shu-man threw a pair of touchdown passes and freshman Jim Cefalo and sophomore Duane Taylor each scampered for two more scores in Penn State's 55-0 college victory over winless Wake Forest Saturday. It was no contest from the opening kickoff, which Penn Stale returned lo its 38 and then marched 62 yards in eight plays to take a 7-0 lead less than four minutes into the game.

The victory was the fourth against one loss for 13th- THE MOST TRUSTED BRODIE' NAME IN MUFFLERS Mufflers Is Our Business Not A Sideline! kinds hit: From 'Bum 9 to Kids 9 Hero 8iityrown MUFFLERS INSTALLED MIDWEST POWERBOAT SHOW Twin last yiir tap criiirs in tin mtr Smll bHts dwi EppMttiitkitnt WMIftitMjIrt Oct. 10-13 Metropolitan Beach Mt. Clemens Sat: 10 to 10 10 to 8 Mr know it all. There's not enough respect for the older people. "I got a sore arm from playin' stickball with the kids the other day," he complained.

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"You could say I'm on call 24 hours. I ork with the kids on the playgrounds, organizing teams and leagues, and I'm also part of our program to help old people." WI TH THAT, Loes, now 44 and a good bit more paunchy than in his playing days, headed out to Astoria Park to spend some time with the kids playing ball under the early autumn sunshine. "These kids are a lot different today," he said. "Most of 'em think they for a while. Worked as a counter man, too.

I never liked stayin' in one place for too long a time. The world of Billy Foes took a distinct turn for the better, however, a couple of years ago when some representatives of HANAC, basically a Greek-denominated organization, asked the former pitcher to lend a hand in their program to better the lives of some of New York City's less privileged citizens. "It's the greatest thing, I think, that's ever happened to me," said Loes, who is listed I IMITATED BY MANY, EQUALLED BY NONE 15704 TEUSRAPH H. of 5 MiU JJ MICHIGAN I 325 DIX RO. 2 1400 GRATIOT W.etB-ch-Daly 1 UVIRHOIS 2431 1.

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The Tartars scored on a pair of three-yard runs by freshman Paul Lult'k and quarterback K-d Skowncski in the second quarter and wrapped up things -with a fourth quarter 40-yard touchdown romp by freshman Roy Dudas on a passlfnterception. victory gives Wayne four-game winning strejk" and makes the Tartars 4-1 overall. Northeast Missouri Wayne, 44-0, on WaynJ State's homecoming two years ago. I titles Return A Short One Dave Bing's return to the Pistons' was a brief one. The star guard, back only one Iday from his prolonged holdout, was unable to practice because of an infected toenail on his right BiTig will be out now for another two or three days.

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12 NOON TO P.M. NEW YORK (UPI) -Brooklyn, the 1950s. It was a time for baseball, tht World Series and above all, the Dodgers those lovable, raucous Bums of Ebbets Field and Flarbush. A time for "The Dook," "Disk," "Campy," "Robby," Gladys i Foghorn Freda. And, for a few sunlit moments, it was also a time for Billy Foes.

Billy Loes. Maybe you re-m ember. "A good-looking yousg kid great arm," the writers said, "but a little eccentric." Billy Loes. The only man in World Series history ever to lose a ground ball in the sun. "Never win 20," he was supposed to have said, "because then they'll expect you to do it every year." FOR BILLY Loes, the onetime bonus righthander who won one World Series game and 50 others during the regular seasons for the Dodgers from 1952 through '56 before being shuttled off to Baltimore, the end of the baseball line came in 1961.

And after coming back home to Astoria, Queens, it might as well have been the end of everything else, too. "I was floatin' from job to job," said Billy, while leading a reporter through his office at the Hellenic American Neighborhood Action Committee (IIANAC). "I drove a cab uy a can of creativity am save 2.115.33 on our paints. OUAMMTK TMt paM it fuaro-ta f.v.r am) cater lOM tvrfMi oppfias I. Iabl aSrartlofK 9t rat.

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Wilt Chamberlain's prodigious scoring feats, Hank Aaron's home runs, Ni klaus' victories or (iordie Howe's longevity are such common knowledge they don't even rank as good tavern trivia. But except for a fresh figure like O.J Simpson's 2,003 yards in a season, football records are basically those of endurance Jim Olio's consecutive games (more than 200), Johnny Unilas' touchdown passes (29(1), Jimmy Brown's 12,312 yards or George Blanda's 1,842 points. They do not pop readily to mind. ONE, HOWEVER, THREATENS to become a classic mark, unless the I ions can put a stop lo it Monday night at Tiger Stadium. Dan Abramowicz, the San Francisco 49ers' wide re-reiver, has caught at least one pass in his last 95 games.

He started the siring midway through the 1967 season after coming into the NFL with the Now Orleans Saints as a 17fh-round draft choice from Xavier. He is not particularly big and he compensates for this by being slow. All has done is catch the ball. Abramowicz currently is tied at 95 consecutive games with the Green Ray Packer Hall of amer Don Hulson and his 96th catch if he gets it will tie him for the NFL record held by Lance Alworth, who built some of the mark in the pass-happy early days of the AI L. Lem Barney, and perhaps Charlie West, will have the primary function of checking Abramowicz, who has barely kept the string alive this season with merely four catches one in each game.

"I'm not happy about it," he said. "The record wasn't set that way and 1 didn't get this far with a string of singles." THE REASONS FOR DANDY Danny's holding on by a thread are two-fold. With regular miarterback Steve Spurrier injured, the 49ers' passing attack ranks 13th and last in the National Conference. Abramowicz sometimes alternates with Terry Beasley carrying in plays from coach Dick Nolan, which shaves his playing time. Now he shoots for a tic for the record Monday, working with a rookie quarterback Dennis Morrison, making his maiden NFL start.

"I'm very concerned about breaking the record," said Abramowicz. playing his second season as a 49er. "This thing goes back eight years and I'm very proud of the streak. But it brings a lot of pressure each game. "I try not to think about it, but I can't." Abramowicz' production in San Francisco dropped sharply from the days when he was perhaps the Saints' only rhreat.

Moving to Baghdad by the Bay, he found Gene Washington patrolling the other wing who was a much-favored receiver by quarterbacks Spurrier and John Brodie. Danny's best game, curiously, was I ho first one in the l.i game streak when he grabbed 12 passes in a game at New Orleans. He has a career total of 348 catches for 5,365 yards and 15 yards a catch. None of these figures will ever make a trivia game, i Maybe 96 straight will. LIGHT-DUTY ALUM.

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