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THE DETROIT DAILY PRESS A-ll IPHnfiUs ILaDse V2. dnamme fiipcomm TToDjp Sunday, September 27, 1964 3 ri' Fails 4M To Catch N.C. a. I ill i CHAPEL HILL, N. C.

Michigan State took too long to get started here Saturday afternoon. The result: North Carolina topped the Spartans, 21-15. 4 3-Run 9th Subdues Leaders PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia Phillies blew another one Saturday. This tiyie they had a four-run lead, but wound up bowing to Milwaukee, 6-4, and as a result saw their hold on first-place in the National League reduced to a mere half game over the Cincinnati Royals, who trimmed New York, 6-1. It was the Phillies' ninth Straight loss.

Philadelphia jumped off to a 4-0 lead, but Milwaukee cut the differential to one run. Then in the ninth, the roof fell in. Singles by Hank Aaron and Ed Matthews started matters for Milwaukee. Frank Boiling shot a hot one up the middle, and all hands were safe when Tony Taylor dropped the throw at second. Rico Carty cleared the bases with a triple.

On the next play, Jose DeLa-Hose hit a fly to left. The umpires ruled the ball wasn't caught then reversed themselves and a 15-minute rhubarb followed. Ward Blasingdale was the winning pitcher, Bobby Shantz the loser. Reds Wallop New York, 6-1 NEW YORK The streaking Cincinnati Reds made it seven straight and ten in their last 11 by trimming the New York Mets, 6-1, Saturday to move within a half-game of first place. Marty Keough and John Edwards led the Reds' assault.

Keough drove in three runs with a double and single. Ed iff i I A X'ZA For three quarters and a few seconds in the fourth, it was strictly a North Carolina show. The Spartans could do very little. But then after the locals had made their third touchdown and were on their way to a one-sided win, State finally came alive. RUNS 42 YARDS A 42-yard run for a touchdown by Clinton Jones with 12:04 remaining in the game started the Spartans on their comeback drive.

Steve Juday pitched to Harry Ammon -who threw to Dick Gordon in the end zone for a two-point conversion. So now it was 21-8 for North Carolina. Moments later, Juday pitched 38 yards to Ammon on the Michigan Tramples Air Force BY BOB PILLE ANN ARBOR Michigan trampled the Air F6rce, 24-7, in the season opener before 69,888 and looked like a good football team Saturday. But it will take another week to pass judgment on whether the Wolverines still carry within themselves a fatal flaw. The pass debense that yield- MICHIGAN'S John Henderson snags a pass for a five -yard gain in the first period against Air Force.

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15. Two plays later, Ju-was riddled for 230 this time day hit Eugene Washington on by left-handed quarterback an 11-yard touchdown pass. TEAM WINS, TOO Tim Murphy and two lesserlWhen Lou Bobich converted. gnu throwers. It is perhaps proper that the Air Force should gain through the air, but what about Navy coming in next week with Heisman Trophy-winner Rog State trailed 21-15 with 8:08 left.

State had two more chances. A long Juday-Washington pass missed connections by an eyelash. Then with a minute to go, another heave to Washing- er btaubach a year more ex- Daily Pret photo Jim Tafoya perienced in the scrambling'11 was intercepted to settle Air Force's Steve Amdor Drives Over Michigan Line cry It was a happy Saturday for Manager Charley Dressen and his Detroit Tiger coaches. Not only was Dres.sen rewarded with a new one-year contract along with coaches Fat Mullin, Stubby Overmire and Bob Swift, but the Tigers drubbed the Boston Red Sox, passing that riddled the Wolverines, 26-13c, a year ao? MORE OFFENSE Make no mistake, though, wards had a single and two IRISH WHIP BADGERS Michigan will show Navy and some other opponents 8-6, at Tiger Stadium to move TTT 71 me game. EARLY MSU BREAK The Spartans had an early break when on the second play from scrimmage, Talbott tried a pass.

Don Japinga intercepted for the Spartans on the North Carolina 40 and returned to the 38. State managed to gain around eight yards in three plays, but on fourth down, a smash into the line fell inches tm more offense than the Wol verines have had in some sea sons. Yankees closer to salting away fourth place. The rehiring of Dressen was no surprise. The Tigers have How They Stand uearea around senior quar been one of the hottest teams ofjlip String, in the league since the first terback Bob Timberlake, whose own passing looked the best it has ever been, U-M rolled up 412 yards on Air short.

He was appointed to the job ion June 18, 1963 and has kept the Tigers moving well for the From there on, the Spartans Near Flag Force. offense couldn't generate much douoles. Fine relief pitching by Ed JMcCool, who took over for John Tsitoris in the seventh, helped the Reds. McCool retired eight in a row, including five on strikes. Cards Keep Winning Too PITTSBURGH The St.

Louis Cards poured out a 6-3 win on Pittsburgh Saturday to pull within a game and a half of the National League lead. After Pittsburgh had taken an early 1-0 lead, the Cards scored four times in the fourth and added one in the iith and another in the ninth. Curt Simmions gained i 17th victory. Gene Alley and Bob Bailey homered for the winners. Timberlake plunged COLUMBUS Ohio State's Buckeyes showed their old power Saturday in drubbing Southern Methodist 27-8.

Three long touchdown gallops by Tom Barring-ton, Bill Spahr and Willard Sander paced the Ohio assault. Bob Funk added LEAGUE Pet. GB NEW YORK The New York part since. ROARKE A COACH With the announcement Saturday, one change in Dres- yard for the first Michigan! Late in the first period, touchdown, fullback Mel An-iNorth Carolina began a march Yankees roared along to their eleventh straight victorv Sat .618 thony banged four for another, AMERICAN New York 95 Baltimore 92 Chicago 91 DETROIT 82 Los Angeles 79 urday as Rookie Mel Stottle-myre limited the Washington 4 sen's staff was made. Batting 4 Vi Coach Wayne Blackburn was 13l2 named to pilot the Tigers' a pair of field goals.

fougth back to beat Minnesota, 26 21, Saturday in a regionally televised football Senators to two hits to post a 7-0 win. IRISH VICTORS A rTPAxT nr mi leViidouble-A Farm club and will 59 64 64 73 77 78 79 96 96 .587 .530 .504 .491 .400 .284 .284 on its own 31. With Ken Willard doing most of the ball carrying, the Tarheels marched to the State three from, where Fred Talbott slammed across for the touchdown. With the conversion. North Caro lina held a 7-0 advantage.

PUT ON DRIVE 76 halfback Jim Detwiler slammed 10 for a third and Timberlake hit three conversions and a 25-yard field goal. HITS 7 PASSES Timberlake had a 171-yard total offense, rushing 80 and passing for 91 on 7-for-14. 19 192 36 36 iviiouiN, wis. ine ramigame. A pass from Bob Duda Minnesota and mud didn't bother Notreto Gene McCloughan with two Cleveland Dame Saturday as the Irishtminutcs jeft to play brought roared past Wisconsinc 31-7 inthe winning touchdown.

Du- Washington 76 69 69 be replaced on the parent team's coaching staff by Mike Roarke. the Tigers' second-string catcher. On the field Saturday, the Tigers blew a 4-0 lead, then made a loser of Boston Ace tneir aeout under new Coach da's aerial had brought the Michigan StatA tnrnarl Ara Parseghian. rr: 1 i nmoeriaKe in run- Dave McCormack as quarter-ning came Anthony (79 yards) back in the final minnt Dick Radatz who was appear- and those three touted, Ohio-! raved sophomores Deiwiler the second quarter and put on a drive which mnvpd th in his 77th game. Detroit had taken a 4-0 lead (72), Carl Ward (51), and Dave Spartans to their rivals' 40 SYRACUE It was strictly a one-man show Saturday as Syracuse buried Kansas State; 38-6.

Floyd Little, fleet Syracuse back, ran for five touchdowns. Two were on shorties, the others on yardage of 15, 19 and 55. Huskies from midfield. Football College Scores Th triumph was the young rookie's ninth against only two losses since he joined the club two months ago. The Yanks polled out 15 hits as they coasted along and reduced their magic number for sewing up the American League pennant to "four." CLEVELAND The Baltimore Orioles stayed alive in their American League pennant chase as they beat Cleveland, 5-3 Saturday.

Homers by Russ Snyder, John Powell and Brooks Robinson paved the way for Milt Fappas to gain his 16th vic Fisher (28). in tne second on triples by Bill a Norm Cash, SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 8. Boston 6 New York 7, Washington 0 Baltimore 5. Cleveland 3 Los Angeles-Minnesota, inc. Kansas City-Chicago, inc.

SUNDAY'S GAMES Boston at DETROIT New York at Washington Chicago at Kansas City Minnesota at Los Angeles Baltimore at Cleveland DEC Results Ward started at one halfback, Detwiler came in during Mickey Stanley and Don Wert. Boston rallied off Mickey Lo- the first series of downs and lich with one run in the third and three in the fourth when will certainly stay at the other halfback, and Fisher, off his Tony Conigliari slapped a three-run homer. STAUBACH STARS ANNAPOLIS Navy Quarterback Roger Staubach 410 7.60 J. 20 5.00 FIRST RACE 1 mile Roanoke (Bright) 7.20 Busy Guard (Holmea) Royal Fox io (Gregory) Alao ran: A Grnny Tioe STATE On fourth down, Bobich dropped back and attempted a 45-yard field goal. The boot had the direction, but was just a few feet short.

Midway in the third period. North Carolina again took off from its own 39. Once more it was Talbott who directed the attack and passed and again it was Willard who did the bulk of the running. The only difference was in the touchdown marker. This time Talbott gave it to late showing, will inspire An thony to keep hustling at full back.

N. Carolina 21, Mich. State 15 S.SO LaJolli TWO WALKS HURT Singles by Gates Brown and LEAGUE Pet. GB Up Michigan 24, Air Force 7 shook off an injury in nose, Patroclua. Roman Eva.

Defensively, headed by De final quarter as he directed e. Michigan 7. Adrian 0 i i Albion 21, Ferris 7 .580 Cash and a double play made it 5-4 Detroit in the fifth. But in the seventh Boston knotted tory of the season. troiters Arnold Simkus, Bill mc iniuuica iv pan ui luucii- MIDWEST NATIONAL Philad'phia 90 Cincinnati 89 St.

Louis 88 S. Francisco 86 Wilwaukee 81 Milwaukee 81 downs and an easy 35-6 win! Say David, Robust Girl. SECOND RACE $2,400 6 furlongs: Solar Sun (Craig) 21.40 1.40 6.00 Barter (Bernis) 3.40 Co-Jean Snyder) 5, SO Also ran: Late Bush. General Darke, Algenib, Cyntoman, Go Do It, Wilky, Eternal Dawn. Ohio State 27, S.

Methodist 8 2 lVa 4 Year by and Tom Cecchini, the Wolverines took the ball away from Air Force on fumbles matters again. tit-i if in. Carolina Wisconsin I over William and Mary. NavyiNotre Dame 31, Wisconsin nlavs at Michigan np-vt Satur. Nebraska 26, Minnesota 21 Takes Then with Radatz working.

24 ilowa 34. Idal Idaho 66 66 67 68 74 74 77 78 83 92 the Tigers put together two at the Michigan 13, the Michi Northwestern 14, Indiana 13 aay. DAILY DOUBLE (9-10) paid $113.60 Purdue 17, unio u. .575 .569 .538 .527 .527 .500 .492 .458 .458 .330 walks and singles by Stanley gan 1 and the Falcon 35, and 94-YARD RUN rent alale JS" Aavier and Billy Bruton and an in on a pass interception in the 8 8 12 13 182 18 V2 39 Net Lead CLEVELAND The United States Saturday took a 2-1 Pittsburgh 77 Los Angeles 76 Chicago 70 Houston 64 field out. end zone from the U-M 15 THIRD RACE 6 furlongs Whahername (Snyder) 13.20 5.00 3.40 Cable King (Stone) 4.00 2.80 Our Erwin (Craig) 4.60 Also ran: Love You Too.

Panaman, Marthas Pet, Mack's Pal, Gustygoya. FOURTH RACE: $7,000 6 furlongs: Sulci (Snyder) 27.20 9.60 5.80 Willard, who charged in, just barely reaching the goal mark. Talbott slipped over on a one-yard keeper with just 30 seconds played in the final period for North Carolina's third TD. WHai rVJliN A StllTing 3R. Kansas City 94-yard run by Fred Barofsky jyy tosn Collcge 13 in the late going enabled the Boston u.

15, g. washincton 7 The victory went to Lolich, lfte recovery at the Air New York 51 103 Army to turn back Boston Pennfyivania 13. Lehigh vitamin vjrgin; j.u in 10 a Perpetual Boy (CampbeM) 5.60 College, 19-13, Saturday. Princeton 10, Rutgers 7 Harvard 20, Massachusetts 14 PURPLE IN RALLY ba rtmouth 4(1. N.

Hampshire 0 the young lefty's 17th. Score by innings: Boston 001 300 101 6 10 1 Detroit 040 010 30x 8 11 1 Conley, Heffner (2), Radatz (7)' and Tillman; Lolich, Navarro (8), Gladding (9) and Freehan. Also ran: Cee Cee Kay, Dot's Comet. Lord Orion, Rigby, Royal Emerald. FIFTH RACE 6 furlongs: Rae-Lynn (Lattarulo) 17.40 7.00 5.00 Force 35 by Simkus set up the first Wolverine touchdown, with Timberlake getting it with less than five minutes gone in the game.

The other two touchdowns came on 80-yard drives. Ward's 34-sprint and Tim-; SATURDAY'S RESULTS Molwaukee 6, Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 6. New York 1 St. Louis 6. Pittsburgh 3 S.

Francisco-Chicaqo (rain) BLOOMINGTON, I d. SI ffi te, 3 lead over Australia in the Davis Cup matches. Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley rallied to beat Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, 6-4, 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. The two singles matches Sunday will decide the cup Wayne Bows In Season's rrlNorth western rallied SatnrdavlYaie 21, conneticut 6 Bell Metal (Gargan) 3.40 Cabin Kid (Plomchok) o.ou to nip Indiana, 14-13, in the Big Ten's first game of Also ran: Fisherman Tale, Greek Solo, Roberval, Pat's Toughie, Itsawonder. SIXTH RACE $3,500 6 furlongs: SOUTH Maryland 24.

S. Carolina fl N. C. State 9, Clemson 0 W. Virginia 7, The Citadel 3 Steve Murphy Itsa Parent (Gregory) 13.60 5.10 2.60 Ispocnn Kim9M' 0 Ann i mI ran W.

Forest 38. VPI 24 Opener, 7-0 Druggist Wins berlake's 25-yard pass to end Steve Smith set up Anthony's Golden Hiiis (Pacneco) sisoiover from the 10 for the tieing Duke 30, Virginia 0 Georgia Tech 20, Miami 0 winner. Stolle is to play against Ralston, while Emer J. vV. "1 tuocnaown ana tne conversion Cent Michigan 18, Western Mich.

tour-yard score Only games scheduled. SUNDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia St. Louis at Pittsburgh S. Francisco at Chicago (2) Only games scheduled. uac trnnH tn rUnirlo the aomo Kentucky 27.

Mississippi 21 a I Arkansas 31, Tulsa 20 Timberlako's 31-yard run to Brighton Run; son, the U.b. singles champ, engages McKinley. GOPHERS BEATEN FAR WEST Illinois 20, Caliiornia 6 Wyoming 28, Wash. State 20 Utah State 76, N. Mexico State 0 2nd Ame MINNEAPOLIS Nebraska rican BRIGHTON, England- Olympic Symbol Not Copyrighted TOKYO (Reuters) The (Reuters) Bernard Gomer- MEADVILLE, Pa Wayne Slate University dropped its President Conference opener to Allegheny Saturday by a 7-0 score.

The only touchdown came In the third period when Allegheny recoverd a Wayne fumble following a punt on the Wayne 14. In five plays, Alle-ghney scored with Dave Wion going over from the two. Bill Thompson recovered. The Tartars used three quar- A 1 1 Mighty Happy, Miss Breathless. SEVENTH RACE V.

miles: City Line (Baird) 6.60 3.40 2.60 Barbaron (Pacheco) 4.80 2.80 Tibaldo (Gargan) 2.80 Also ran: Puss 'N Boots, Irish Demon II, Hardware. EIGHTH RACE furlongs Rambling Road (Lattarulo) 3.60 2.60 2.40 Freddie R. (Bernis) 3.20 2.80 Streak of Luck (Snyder) 3.20 Also ran: Morning Cast, Arrow King, Ozark Faubus, Ed's Turn, Cole Data. NINTH RACE 1 mile 70 yds: Vince Rizzo (Baird) 5.80 2.80 2.40 (Dead Heat) Raleigh (Bernis) 2 80 J. 20 Count de Change (Bolin) 2.40 2.40 Also ran: Albuquerque, Bert's Andy.

Elder Daniels, Charocative, Dynamite Jr. Pistons Slice Willie Jones ST. LOUIS The Detroit sall, 31, an English druggist, Saturday won the annual, mile 876-yard Brighton run for Tokyo district court ruled Friday that the five-ring Olympic the second consecutive year. Pistons Saturday asked waiv symbol is not protected by Gomersall covered the dist the Air Force 24 when he needed 30 yards on third down keyed the drive to Detwilers touchdown. The Toledo sophomore, who runs with strength as well as speed, took three tacklers into end zone with him at the end of his 10-yard sweep.

i Murphy passed three yards to halfback Dick Czarnota for the Air Force touch down two minutes before Michigan's field goal late in the first half Czarnota, out of Detroits Catholic League, topped Air Force runners with 39 yards and pass receivers with nine catches for 84 yards. ers on Guard Willie Jones copyright, thus allowing its ance in five hours, 39 minutes, ftom Northwestern, who wras EDciti'oisleA's MaEngs Truly the City of ChampionsI That's Detroit. The city, which during August produced four national sandlot baseball kings. Saturday boasted the world's amateur softball tillist. Burch Gauge of the Motor City copped the crown by beating out 28 teams in the tourney concluded Friday night at Syrnyvale, Calif.

Bonnie Jones hurled the deciding game for Burch. which plays in the International and West Side Courier Leagues in the Detroit Area. use for commercial purposes. 44 seconds. Second was Tom his fifth season on the team.

fnrhitt a nVivcir-al fhpranict DOUBLE: (2-6-8-7) $494.20 TWIN Jones along with Forward from New York's Pioneer (165 winners) Jackie Moreland had been the Cinb, in 5:40:42. Norman Stairs team's senior citizens. With he' of Eneland was third in 5:48. Auto Derby Set A second 200-car demolition auto derby has been scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 4, at the State Fairgrounds.

TENTH RACE 1 mile A 70 yds: Wigmaker (Campbell) 12.40 5.00 3.60 Apeman (Holmes) 4.20 3.20 Cynthia's Robust (Elder) 6.80 Also ran: Early Girl. Kates First. Poge Nymph, Sword. Lancer, Smerker Artist. Marc Mark.

departure of Jones, the Pistons' roster now is down to just 11 players. lerDacKs in hopes of getting something started. They completed only four of 20 passes. Five were intercepted. The closest Wayne came was the Allegheny's 30 in the first half.

I An American had been tied for second place shortly before the halfway mark..