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DETROIT FREE PRESS Friday. Nov. 9. '62 R-f L. iVitthn i CONFIDENCE, IT'S WONDERFUL MSU HAS IT FIGURED This to Bowl.

Way WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (CPU Coach Bill Hildebrand, whose Wake Forest team hasn't won a football game this" season, at least can claim the loyalty and support of the student body. More than 500 students marched on Hildebrand's home and presented him with a scroll expressing "confidence" in the coach and the Deacons, who are 0-7 for the season with three games to go. The scroll read, in part: "We see no reason for dissatisfaction with the Wake Forest record this year as we understand the problems inherent in the production of a winning football team in a truly academic atmosphere." three Saturdays that remain in the Big Ten season, is the following succession of events: Nov. 10 Wisconsin beats Northwestern.

Nov. 17 Purdue beats BY BOB PILLE Dan Boisture, at 37, has done his share of figuring How to get through the University of Detroit, how to run up a 37-4-2 coaching record at Redford St. Mary, how to recruit the neighborhood for Michigan State, how to coach MSU backs. As a long-range thinker, he also can figure the Spartans into the Rose Bowl. All it takes, through the Dan Boisture What a Switch! Win eaten And Pistons Win! ILyall mitli Best Shoiv Is One Camera Missed Plante Wins for Montreal 4-1 Setback Detroit's First First Victory Of the Season Nov.

24 Minnesota beats Wisconsin. And one more small clause on the same succession of Saturdays: Michigan State must beat Purdue at home, Northwestern and Illinois on the soad. The results would leave the Spartans alone at the top of the Big Ten, the only team with only one conference defeat. STATE can't risk a tie In the standings with Purdue or Northwestern, for the Boilermakers have never been to the Rose Bowl, and the Wild-" cats have not been there since before the Spartans were. Rose Bowl selection is a voting thing, though selections are usually automatic.

Rules state that each athletic director In the confer-; ence shall vote for "his choice as the most representative team in the conference, exclusive of the team which participated In the Immediately preceding Rose Bowl game." This would rule out Minnesota, although you can get lockerroom lawyers to argue that the Gopher's trips of the last two years don't because there was no formal contract between the Big! Ten and the Rose Bowl. IF THE VOTE of the athletic directors is a tie, there are these rules of procedure! 1 The institution which has never participated shall designated (Purdue or Indiana.) 2 If two have never participated, the winner of their regular-season game shall be designated (Purdue vs. Indiana). 3 If the teams have partici- pated, the team which last-went shall be eliminated. Of" the contenders in this category, the following order of selection would prevail: Northwestern (1949) Michigan State (1956) Wisconsin (1959) Minnesota (1962) To be safe, the Spartans had better see that the Boisture plan is followed.

THERE WAS A LITTLE FOOTBALL REUNION the other evening in the television studios of WJBK. It was a sort of informal get-together one of those "the show must go on" deals necessitated by the absence of the regular performers of the Detroit Lions Quarterback Club who are sojourning in California, Ex-Lion Russ Thomas, cast in the role of team leader, took a fast glance at the assembled bodies. "They've emptied the bench for this one," he sagely observed. "All we can do is punt and pray.V The bodies Like large Leon Hart, ex-Lion, who is larger than ever. Like Gil Mains, ex-Lion lineman BY JACK BERRY Fr Press Start Writer MONTREAL Hoo, boy! The Red Wings hope that Montreal goalie Jacques Plante doesn't have another asthma attack his tonic BY JOE FALLS Immortality will have to wait for the Detroit Pistons.

No longer can they become the first professional basketball team to lose all 80 games in one season. The Pistons blew their chance for hardwood history by squeezing past the Cincinnati Royals, 116-114, in Conven-D tion Arena Thursday night. It was their first victory In killed them. Plante, making his first ap pearance in a month, kicked. flicked and caught 42 Red Wing attempts Thursday night to eight tries yea, their first since last March 31 and maybe it hand the Wings their first defeat of the National Hockey DETROIT 6 10 didn't shake up coach Dick Mc 1 DeBuischr 3 4-5 League season.

They had gone 10 games without defeat 1 Dukes 4-4 uuire dui aiier the game who is hobbling toward another series of operations on a knee that was twisted once too often. Like soft-spoken Dr. Dave Middleton, ex-Lion pass snag-ger who is only a few steps from completing his residency at University Hospital CINCINNATI Bockhorn 1 0-0 Booier 7 1-2 Embry 5 5-1 Hawkins 4 2 2 Olsen 3 0-0 Reed 0 0-0 Robertsn 14 10-11 Smith 3 1-3 Tieman 0 0-0 ii the poor guy forgot to take the The Montreal Canadiens, 1 3-3 4 3-7 I 13-13 I 1-2 0 0-0 1 2-5 4-11 15 Egan 10 Ferry Howell 0 Jones 30 Moreland 7 Ohl 0 Scott backed by Plante's superlative cap off his bottle of Coke, it work in goal, scored in every MCU LIKE KALL was period to shoot down the Free Press Photos by ED HAUN PORTRAIT OF A WINNER Coach Dick McGuire had some agonizing moments even while he watched hfs Pistons win their first game of the National Basketball Association season. Twyman crimson and his Irish brow was 2-3 20 Wings, 4-1. Totals 42J-jim Totals 40 M-so iu breathing hard, his cheeks were Cincinnati ii it 3i 35-iK flushed and his Irish brow was THE WINGS first defeat Detroit 26 33 33 i-i 24-1 covered with sweat.

Middleton didn't drop them in the stand Hart in Ann Arbor. "We didn't throw the ball ings, however. They lead run away so much that was the big thing," McGuire said, gasp ner-up Chicago and the Canadiens by four points. ing as if he had played the en tire 48 minutes. "We tried to Gilles I a Billy Hicke, Ralph Backstrom and Claude Provost did the Montreal scoring while Floyd Out of Basement Port Huron escaped the East i- I HS b'f fvT ClNCI io STAY yt U.

PAy play it safe near the end and that was a mistake." It was almost a fatal mistake. The Pistons were breezing with a 92-77 lead when they began to slow down in the third quarter. That's all the Royals needed, Turn to Page 2E, Column 1 1 Smith scored his second goal for the Wings. Two of the Montreal goals came on power plays and another came with the Habs still ern Michigan League cellar Thursday night with a 31-13 victory over East Detroit. Larry Butler scored three times for Port Huron on runs of 60, 53 and TRUE BLUE pro basketball fans stood by the Detroit Pistons Thursday -night at Convention Arena.

But there were all too few of them despite denials the Pistons were considering relocating in Philadelphia, two yards. Palmer, Snead Off To Bis: Lead in power-play setup, four seconds after a penalty to Howie Young had expired. REFEREE Frank Udvari called 12 penalties, and seven of them were on the Wings with Young, the NHL leader, drawing three. Lou Fontinato, that bad man of old, wouldn't be second best he took four of the Habs' five penalties. It wasn't that the Wings let up In this one.

They skated, they had chances, but Plante wouldnt let them get a foot in the door. Tremblay opened the scoring at 17:52 of the first period with Young serving his second penalty of the period. It was a A half hour later, plus a few thousand ad libbed words, the beady red eyes of the TV cameras were hooded. There was a universal of relief from the bodies. There also was a burst of comment about one of the points discussed on the show that went into living rooms of all true believers.

One They Dreamed Up A CHUNK OF FILM STARTED IT. It spun off a play in which quarterback John Brody of the 49ers flipped a pass from his own end zone. It was completed for a strong gain. But on the play officials blew the whistle on a 49er lineman who was detected holding in his end zone. The play was called back and the opposing team, Baltimore, was handed two points on the call of "safety." The four ex-Lions were aghast.

"It can't be on the books," insisted Middleton. "I never heard of it," claimed Thomas. "Ridiculous," snorted Hart. "They dreamed it up," said Mains, with some indignation. The four former players had a combined total of almost 25 years of pro football behind them, not to mention collegiate and high school action.

To a man, they pleaded ignorance of such a penalty. "I've always felt that football was one sport where points never were awarded a defensive team on an infraction of the rules," insisted Middleton. "Or an offensive team either." 'The Great Debate9 Goes On REMEMBERED that a similar penalty had been called earlier in the NFL season. Dallas had the ball on its own two-yard line. Eddie LeBaron dropped back into his end zone.

He threw a pass. It was caught and went all the way for a 98-yard touchdown. But after officials had called a holding penalty on Dallas back in its end zone, the touchdown was canceled "fc H-H-S BUDGET Both Register 68s In Argentine Golf SAN ISIDRO, Argentina- Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead each shot a 68 Thursday and gave the United BUYS sentence for cross-checking Jean Beliveau in the Detroit crease while the Habs swarmed around States the first round lead in the 1962 Canada Cup matches at 136. fri goalie Terry Sawchuk. Tremblay tipped in a perfect Only New Zealand's great pass across from Beliveau for the goal, his seventh of the season.

THE WINGS, as they had done in all previous 10 games, snapped right back. Smith intercepted a pass by southpaw, Bob Charles, battered the Individual score of Snead and Palmer. He had a 67 over the swank Jockey Club layout in this quiet suburb of Buenos Aires. Par for the flat, tree-spiked course is 34-36 70. THE TWO Americans started slowly and three-putted several greens as they began defense of the huge international trophy won a year ago by Snead and Jimmy Demaret at Provost in Montreal territory, feinted around Tom Johnson and backhanded the puck past Plante.

And that was it. FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY M0NTCLA1R PURE WOOL 2-TROUSER SUIT Hicke broke the tie at 4:03 Turn to Page 3E, Column 3 Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico. and the other team Pittsburgh was handed two points, via the safety route. "It doesn't make sense," Middleton continued. "Look what happens when interference is called on a pass play in the end zone.

They Two-man pro golf teams FIRST PERIOD: 1-Montreal, O. (Beliveau, Geoffrion) 17:52. 2 De from 34 countries will Dlav an troit, Smith (unassisted) 1:01. Penalties -'S ILL 18-hole round for four davs Gadsby Taioot TOunq Howe, Fontinato Youns SECOND PERIOD: J-Montreal, Hicke (Moore. Talbot) 4:03.

4 Montreal. Back Strom (Geoffrion) 17:41. Penalties: Youns Fontinato Provost Ki.il), Fontinato THIRD PERIOD: 5-Montreal. Provost Thomas Mains (Richard) 12:47. Penalties: Howe straight with the total score determining the winner.

The 136 total by the two U. S. aces swept them three strokes ahead of the host Argentine pair of Fidel De Luca and Roberto De Vicen-zo, who had 139 on De Luca's 68 and De Vicenzo's 71. Tied at 141 were England, New Zealand and Wales. Jeffrey Fontinato saves: sawchuk 13-5--27; Plant 13-15-34.

Step Up Pace don't give the attacking team a touchdown. They put. the ball in play on the one-yard line even though the penalty was called in the end zone. How can they reverse it in another case like the one we're talking about?" The debate continued, with gestures. It was good, strong and provocative.

Over in the corner the producer of the Quarterback Club show shook his head in obvious dismay. "The best show we've ever had," he moaned. "And to think that we're off the air." For Raimey, Bump Orders NBA Tables Expansion Repeating a sell out! And small wonder, for it's an extraordinary value. YouH see if in the fine fabrics: all-wool worsteds and long-wearing reverse twists. In the workmanship.

And in the added style and lasting wear you'll enjoy in this two trouser suit. Three-button models with two pair of pleated or plain front, permanently creased trousers. In deep and medium shades, muted stripes, neat herringbones, -subdued patterns. Special to the Free Press ANN ARBOR It has been a Mains overheard the comment. The ine tfoard of Governors of "hoss" shrugged.

he pontificated. "Like I've been saying for "That's show biz." the National Basketball Association at their Thursday meeting in Detroit deferred any action on proposed expansion until their Jan. 16 meeting in Los Angeles at the NBA All-Star game. The board said further there busy fall for Dave Raimey studies, marriage, football. But it figures to get even busier this Saturday.

Michigan football coach Bump Elliott has been accenting offense this week with the hope of springing Raimey 1 ENTER NOW iiu luunuation io the rumor loose against Illinois. life 1 Little Time Left, Bowlers The senior halfback, bothered that the Detroit Pistons would relocate in Philadelphia. Stand By Clicks by injuries and a lack of blocking, has had only a so-so season. He has averaged only 3.26 yards a total of 257 yards in 79 carries. YONKERS, N.

Y. Pi Stand OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TO 9 P.M. (except Shelby to 5:45) and $1,000, will open Saturday, Nov. 17, at Thunder-bird Lanes in suburban Troy. Entry forms are available at local bowling establishments or may be obtained by phoning Thunderbird Lanes (JU 8-3400).

Time is running out. Deadline for entries in the rich Free Press State Open bowling tournament is midnight Saturday. The giant event, offering top prizes of $4,000, $2,000 By. owned by Donald MacFar-lane of Detroit, took command ELLIOTT HOPES to find mil 'tli i iii mini, him some running room against the lUini now that the Wolverines with a half mile to go Thursday night and won the $44,402 Bronx WOODWARD AT WONDERLAND MONTCALM WESTB0RN NORTHLAND LINCOLN EASTLAND GRAND PARK I ARB0RLAND SHELBY STATE MACK MOROSS RIVER GREENFIELD P0NTIAC MALL- Filly pace at Yonkers Raceway. finally have a set backfield..