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-Page 12 THE DETROIT DAILY PRESS Monday, September 21, 1964 MAKES NATIONAL RACING HISTORY hied iCeihfueky Troy inn si DDeadUhesitt How They Stand handicap stars from all over The 16th and latest run- Hopton came within a neck ning of the Michigan of matching this fantastic was not only the richest horse; feat in the 1964 Michigan race ever run in "Mile." Rex Ellsworth's fine LEAGUE Pet. GB 59 .601 N-D STOPS AUSTIN it will go down in horse; three-year-old colt Close By racing history as the most third only a neck behind the rail, stuck it out to share in the spoils. Going Abroad, a late-blooming star in the handicap ranks, had made one Detroiter ap-. pearance this summer, winning the $30,000 Hazel Park Handicap on the closing day of the Hazel Park meet in July. Later the colt won the $30,000 Buckeye Handicap at Randall Park.

portant race to finish in a the two winners in the sloppy AMERICAN New York 89 Baltimore 90 Chicago 89 DETROIT 78 Cleveland 76 62 63 going. .592 1 .586 2 .517 12 the country. While "Satan" lagged behind. Going Abroad and Ti-baldo rushed up from the rear of the pack to make their winning bids. Half a dozen different horses were in front at one time or another in the 1 l-16mile classic, but at the end it was Going Abroad paying $4.80 and Tibaldo paying $32.80 who got the swag $30,727.50 each.

Shrine dead heat. When co-favorite Going Abroad and 42-1 shot Tibal- Ironically, Going Abroad 73 73 76 76 .510 132 .503 UVi do came in on exactly even rth Late Counter Saves Favorites LEXINGTON, Ky. When the -University of Detroit took the- field against Kentucky Saturday before 34,000 fans on a hot, humid night, the only question in the minds of many was: "how big a score was Kentucky going to run up 'on the rival from the North?" After all, 'national magazines had rated Kentucky in .497 15! 2 .447 23 84 Los Angeles 77 Minnesota 75 Boston 68 Washington 59 Kansas City 54 terms in the $72,300 race, a Calif 7o n9 7 ran" sold the four-year-old 19 102 saw history made at the coIt to dward and Harry Detroit Race Course Saturday. Seltzert Chi auto dealers. Never before have two fri nnn 93 .388 32 96 .360 36 MAKES NINTH START Tibaldo, an Argentine-bred four-year-old, was making By MORRIS MOORAWNICK Shrine left no room for doubt in its football SUNDAY'S RESULTS nnrcoc finichaH i i Haqw hti to Earlier Red Gar.

Swnnnpn 1 1113 nl.nm ul" lm3 i-'v-j iimoiitu in ex au ilea i to win in such a major handi- BEATS ONLY ONE Puss Boots and Close By cLountry and he aPPears to caD on an American track. Ln a fine future. Chicago 4, Washington 3. Minnesota 12, Boston 4. 'game Saturday night.

The Royal Oak school, which played a 0-0 tie in I New York 4. Kansas City 0. the Tod Twentv. Bv their T. mco i j.

j. nrTD HTT riavalmil 5.1 and racing secretary Detroher" Petei1' Salmen falter in the soupy! Earner Tom J. Kelly almost Hopton can take a bow for 1. footing The winning tirnP'passed up the Mlle after his assignment of weights. i to'' win th was the sTovfest nl the CU Wned by Eastern rr-i to win the Michiean ma ds lne slowest in TriVl own admission tne nacats tne ibuo ouup nuwi game ixoue name lor (ha Vioot foam eppn in tVio Vi rtl anmtn nil nmnirtnoin inat Vi Angeles 8-2.

Baltimore 5-8 (1st game 10 inn.) ine oniy comparaDie ieai thp spvpti vurc seven years the Bluegrass country in Goodfellow Game hrth nn a I rtnnirroH in 4Vi 1 1 Aft A ro rrell Hem i to nnisn only a so-so tnird in statistical piece of paper, letterford Our Lady of the Lakes SATURDAY'S RESULTS has been contested at 1 1-16 miles. the "Mile" Trial a week ago. Tho npwlv installer? 1irrVi4in Center Mike Bars Handicap at New York's Old Wlth Aqueduct track 1944 when its cleats do the talking this! 26-7. ran York 8, Kansas City 3. years, tven head coacn L-nar-lie Bradshaw vas claiming an 8-2 or at least a 7-3 season.

This was Kentucky's nirt Al x.g.w.g, (10 35 yards on the first play af-Washington 1, Chicago 0 nu'ulu W1L jockey system was turned, on to time. The T- Knights scored twice handicapper John Campbell, For the second straight the late dean of racing secre- weekend he sulked and this xvy croussara. up, was going pierce the mist and the 16th fastest of all. at the finish. Mihitran "ivm," pear and poor Detroit was jjn the second half to trip Ser ter tne kickon witn a recov- innings).

ered fumble and then afterBoston 7, Minnesota 2. the next kickoff, Sorrows Cleveland at DETROIT (rain). taries, produced a triple dead: time beat only one horse 111 but Tlhalrln cav nn nmmA i going urst vicumlvite- 20-13. on a rain-soaked neat tor nrst of Dixie'smight. Mack Park field in the ODener again recovered a boot and los Angeles at Baltimore the field of vroii a 6'Uinere, ioo me nrst major race tne held of 12 ell-matched; under young Dan Gargan onjto be run under the lights in for both grid squads.

(rain). this country. within four plays had tallied aeain this time on Miles Both teams matched touch MONDAY'S GAMES None scheduled. M' FOE PULLS UPSET downs in the first half. Guard! Kearney's six-yarder, HE Dick Landry recovered one of St.

Theresa conquered St. NATIONAL LEAGUE Servite's ten fumbles on truCecilia's defending second di-Panther 18 to set up fullback 'vision, West-Side champs, 7-0, Dave Taylor's one-yard slant! with John Woodle cracking Any Sii One Pri Siiel Price! (o) for a Shrine TD. But Servite, six yards for the touchdown College Powers Start Merrily lit LUCKY TO WIN When it was over the final score was Kentucky 13, Detroit 6, and the consensus was that the 'Cats were lucky to win. Detroit's. Jine manhandled the smaller Kentucky forward walk" The Titans were better drilled, hit harder and made fewer mistakes.

Six times Titan tacklers forced the Kentucky backs to fumble arid Detroit recovered five. Mom Brand New Firsts! 2) Collegiate Scores STATE Kentucky IS. Detroit W. Mlchfrtn 10, Louisville 7 Alma 10. Manchester 2 Olivet 2(5, Anderson Findlay 37, Hope 6 Hillsdale 10, Taylor 8 Parsons 24, N.

Michigan 8 Mich. Tech. 14. Ferris State 14 Defiance 20. Adrian 12 Albion 12, Wheaton 7 MIDWEST sparked by halfback John Lock's eight carries, marched 62 yards with Lock going the Not Retrvadg U.S.

lUtsti Pet. GB Philadelphia 90 60 .600 St. Louis 83 66 .557 fJi Cincinnati 83 66 .557 6H San Fran. 83 67 .553 7 Milwaukee 77 72 .517 12'2 Pittsburgh 76 72 .514 13 Los Angeles 75 75 .500 15 Chicago 67 82 .450 22U Houston 62 89 .410 28 2 New York 51 98 .341 38 2 Checking over what the for Houston, 30-0. Auburn final yard.

GOES SIX YARDS In the second half, Shrine is 750-14 "8 0014 "8 50 670-15 7.10-15 7.60-15 6 0016 '60013 '6 50-13 "50-15 "5.60-15 6 00-15 '6 50-15 560-13 6.40-13 30 Month Road Hazard Guarantee RO- RATED ON MA-li FACTU.IH Brand new Hack tube type, plus hrx and any old Ireadoble Hre of jize purchoiwi Add ear Win major collegiate football pow scored the first two times it ers did over the weekend: MISSISSIPPI Favored in had the ball following Ser- NEWPORT The America's 53.00 for wfntewa'ls oMubelest. Free mounting. vite punts. Halfback Dave Al- Cup should be all over Mon most polls, the Mississinni Eifjntie Discsants tiatfyur, Fiiistim, I.F. Caeri rick.

I.S., Niikawk. Ciiiril, itc. i Ian went six yards to culmi- dav. team crushed Memphis State, nate a 61-yard drive, and a The U.S.-owned Constella SUNDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee 5, Chicago 1. 30-0.

Jim Weatherlv nasspd 32-yard punt return by endition will be favored to make eighth-rated. SYRACUSE The ninth-ranked team dropped a thriller to Boston College, 21-14, when Larry Marzetti passed to Bill Cronin on a 50-yard pass play with two seconds to play. NORTH CAROLINA The Tarheels were upset, 14-13, by North Carolina State. Next Saturday, it's Michigan State at North Carolina. Philadelphia 3, Lm Angeles 2.

Titan coach John Idzik said he- was we didn't win. I felt we could have had-the ball game. We played a fine game against a very tough team. A lot of people under-rated us but the boys played, hard and well." ONLY ONE CLICKS The difference in the game came in "the aerial department. Kentucky's Rick Nor- Jim Seymour to the Servite! it four straight and a clean 32 set up his own 22-yard over Britain's Sov-on a pitch from quarterbackj ereign out in the Atlantic Dennis Bienkowski.

Ocean off Newport. 61-yardi None of the three races so A razzle dazzle, pass play from Tom Passalac- far has been close. for one touchdown and scored another to lead the victors. TEXAS The defending national champs roared over Tulane, 31-0. Ernie Koy scored twice in the win.

ARMY Carl Stichweh was the whole show in a 34-0 romp over The Citadel. NAVY Roger Staubaugh did very little but the Middies still won, 21-8, from Penn State. qua to Ken Semelsberger on a lateral from quarterback Northwestern 7, Oregon State 3 Denison 20, Rochester 7 lo-a State 25, Drke 0 Valparaiso 13, Wabash 0 Wisconsin 17, Kansas State 7 Nebraska 56, South Dakota 0 Elmhurst 26. Lake Forest 7 Illinois State 33. Millikin 14 Washington (Mo.) U.

27, Missouri Mines 7 Kansas 7. Texas Christian 8 Bowling Grepn 35. So. Illinois 13 Bradley 2S. Butler 21 Wichita 21.

Montana 8 Villanova 22, Toledo 6 EAST Navy 21. Fenn State 8 Ithaca (NT) 16. Clarion 7 Boston College 21. Syracuse 14 Armv 34. Citadel 0 Norwlck 43.

Colby 19 Bowdoin 3S. Worcester Tech. 13 Massachusetts 6. Maine 0 Vermont 14. American Internat'l 8 Kdtnboro 47.

Bridgewater 0 Pistons Leave ton, theboytheast Confer- Bill Tant set up the final! San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3 (11 innings). Houston 1, New York 0. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Los Angeles 4, Philadelphia 3 (16 innings). Chicago 5-5, Milwaukee 3-8. San Francisco 13, Pittsburgh 4.

Cincinnati 7-0, St. Louis 5-2. Houston 2, New l'ork 1. MONDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) San Francisco at Houston (N) ences numoer two passer iasi Panther points on a Camp rami season, conJdlefed 10 of 18 for smash by Roger Wise Notre Dame scored two touchdowns a 13-yarder by Tony Cimini and TJicsz, Valentine In Mat Draw Lou Thesz and John Valentine wrestled to a draw at Cobo Arena Saturday night. Thesz won the first fall in 40 minutes.

Valentine the next in seven. Only 13 minutes remained in the action and neither was able to score a pin. a one-yard buck by John Per-reca in turning back Austin, AIR FORCE The team which helps Michigan open i the season at Ann Arbor next Kutztown 13, Central Connecticut 0 ST. CLAIR The Detroit Pistons break training camp at St. Clair High School Monday evening.

They'll leave Tuesday on an eight-game exhibition swing which starts against the St. Louis Hawks at Kirksville, Mo. After the two games with St. Louis, the Pistons will meet Baltimore three times and Cincinnati twice before returning to Detroit 12-6. Austin counted in the third quarter on a pass from Joe Ferrari to Chris Hacias for 19 yards.

NFL Standings Western Division Susquehanna 42. Randolph-Macon 0 Saturday, Won On a 3-2 (base-E. stroudsburg 21 So Conn. 6 baI score from Washington Indiana (Pa St. 14.

Shlppensb 6 Cortland (N.T.) 15. Alfred i an uPset Bart Holiday's Main Maritime 19. Kings Point 13 field goal beat the seventh- Austin threatened in the Pt. Lawrence 15, Batea 8 Westminster (Fa.) 39. Cm-negte Tech.

0 Gettysburg 27, Hofstra 7 Thicker Looking Hair Free Examination Since 1932 fading moments, getting a first down on the Notre Dame 5 with 90 seconds to go. Four smashes left Austin shy of the goal by inches. Salesian triumphed over DeLaSalle, 12-6, as Ray Sli-winski fired for one touchdown and ran over the other St. Phillips, paced by the Provenzano Brothers, con-queed Annunciation, 35-0. Joe Provenzano scored two touchdowns and added two Downtown, 702 Capital Park Bldg.

Buffalo 35. Boston U. 0 C. W. Fost 35.

Lycoming Ball St. 26. Slippery Rock 7 POrTH Oklahoma 13. Maryland 8 North Carolina State 14, North Carolina 13 W. Liberty St.

14. Glenrllle St. 12 Froethurg St. 34. Gallud-t 12 ranked Huskies.

OKLAHOMA Picked among the top five, the Soon-ers had to finish strong to beat Maryland, 13-3, in debut under new coach, Gomer Jones. ALABAMA Sixth-rated, Alabama had a three-touchdown splurge from Joe Na-math in beating Georgia. 31-3. AUBURN Had too much Pet. DETROIT 10 1 1.000 Los Angeles 1 0 1 1.000 Green Bay 1 10 .500 Chicago 110 .500 Minnesota 110 .500 San Francisco 110 .500 Baltimore 110 .500 Eastern Division Pet.

Cleveland 10 1 1.000 St. Louis 10 1 1.000 Philadelphia 110 .500 Pittsburgh 110 .500 Dallas 110 .500 Washington 0 2 0 .000 New York 0 2 0 .000 1145 Griswold WO 3-6322 Main Office EaM Sid VaJ! John ne" Mound R. FO 6-5800 TW 2-7270 We.t Sid Corner of Telegraph Schoolcraft KE 7-7270 Downriver AV 4-8000 Northwatt, 16136 W. 7 Mil Road Wet of Greenfield VI 8-1410 Eajt Side, 21341 Kelly Rod 2 Blkt. N.

of 8 Mil PR 8-4330 Allen Park, 6586 Allen Road Opp. Allen Pk. Theater DU 6-2955 Prep Scores CATHOLIC LEAGtE Cathnlir Ontral, Brother Rice 0. Xntr nam AnHn Saiian 13. IW.aall fi.

Rcnrdirtin 19, Rdfrd. M. Marr St. Catherine fiS, St. Ladislans 0.

St. Thnma StFlorian 7. St. Tati-irk I.nnrdr (I. St.

Philip '35, AnnnnrlatinB 0. St. Theresa 7. St. Cecilia 0.

OL nf Sorrow! 5fi, Ol. of Lake 7. St. Agatha 24. Immaculate Cone.

7. Hly Redeemer Jfi. St. Anthony t. St.

Alphonn IS, St. France IS. Pbn. S.H. 27.

Bishop Gallagher Narlrlty 61. St. Cliarlea 8. St. Bernard 29, St.

Rnae St. Jamen M. St. Benedict 9. St.

Rita 27, St. Andrew PeSalea S3. St. Grerrjr Satnrday'a Resnlta Shrine 2, SerTlte IS. conversions; Brother puck one TD.

HAS NO TROUBLE Holy Redeemer had no trouble with St. Anthony, 26-0. Bob Donnelly ran 70 and four vards for touchdowns while Herb Eschbach slipped in for SAVE TIRE WEAR! DRIVE SAFER! Florida 24. Southern Methodist 8 Tennessee 10, Chattanoog William and Mary 14. V.M.I.

6 Clemaon 2S. Furman 0 Georgia Tech. 14. Vanderhllt 3 Mississippi 30, Memphia State 0 Wake Forvst 31. Virginia 21 Auburn Houston 0 L.S.U.

9. Texaa A M. Alabama 31. Georgia South Carolina 9, Duka WEST Oregon 20, Brigham Young IS Washington State 29. Stanford 23 California 21.

Missouri 14 Arizona State 24, Utah 8 Air Force 3. Washington 2 Wyoming 31, Colorado Stat 7 Idaho 8, San Jos Stab 0 SOtTHWEST Arkanss 14, Oklahoma State 10 Texas Tech. 21. Mississippi Stata 7 Texaa 31, Tulan 0 Ohio V. 18, West Texaa State 14 a pair from the one.

Our Lady of Sorrows tal-1ipH twice within the first WITH U.S. ROYAL CERTIFIED SUNDAY'S RESULTS Dallas 24, Washington 18. Baltimore 21, Green Bay 20. Cleveland 33, St Louis 33 (tie). San Francisco 28, Philadelphia 24.

Pittsburgh 27, New York 24. Chicago 34, Minnesota 28. SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 17, Los Angeles 17 (tie). I i in HnuminZ Wa- Cathedral Central T-D Hifh aiiliuuta CT 150 yards -Jih'ile Detroit's Ron Bishop was held to only one completion in; nine attempts for 15 yards. On the ground Detroit rolled uptl 83.

to Kentucky's 29-f. Detroit fullback Fred Beier took the -opening kickoff on the 16 and Tetuxned it to the 36. Depending on the running of Joe Djigelo and Beier, Bishop took the Titans to the. Kentucky 16 before Roger Bird intercepted a Bishop pass in the end zone to end Detroit's first threat. Kentucky then went 80 yards in "12 prays climaxed by an end- -sweep by Bird from the Detroit 27 with four minutes remaining in the first quarter.

Rick Tucci's try for the extra point hit the upright and Kentucky led 6-0. 'CATS COME CLOSE The teams" battled it out in during the second quarter with the only scoring threat stopped when Halfback Mike Randall drove Bird out. of bounds on the Detroit 3-yard, line as the gun ended the half. Detroit stymied the Kentucky attack during the third quarter while the Titans penetrated Wildcat territory to the Kentucky 26 before stalling when Bishop's only pass attempt in the second half went incomplete on a fourth and three situation. Late in the third quarter Detroit recovered a fumble by Kentucky fullback Mike McGraw on their own 32 and alternating between the running of Fred Beier who ended the game with 59 yards in 18 attempts and Little Joe D'Angelo who rolled up 63 yards to lead -the Titan rushers- for the night, Detroit drove to.

the Kentucky 41. NOT" TOUCHED When Bishop rolled out to his right on a keeper play reversed his field and faked the last Kentucky defender to go distance untouched for Detroit's only scare of he night. final" marker was set uprwhen'BAird took a Detroit punt on his own 26 and returned it 41 yards to the Detroit 33. It look'eVas 'if the Titans had stopped Kentucky again until, on. "a and twelve nnnnrprn 3 i mm I fet Aid IjWaa HOPPiN' AROUND tr fca LtH k- AFL Standings FREE if I I NO MONEY DOWN GREEN STAMPS i Ml 1 1 L3u Li Mi Li D- By HUNTER HOPWOOD.it seems that he stoppeth one I of three If you want to CHICAGO The Windy Eee a football player who's SPECIAL! KON-TUES-WED-ONLY Citv is filled with fellows wno "ing sjj.jj.j.jj tms year, Eastern Division Pet.

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Yankees has inspired i SATURDAY'S RESULTS talents of the Wrigley boys, people to say it means "Come Houston 42, Oakland 28. Like it says here, can you Back Stengel" Duffy think of another major league Daughtery, at the Michigan club which last won a pen Would You Buy a 1964 Chev. Impala H.T. YOU'LL CORNER LIKE A CAT WITH Fimoui Red Circle U.S. Royal Master ind Red Circle US.

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