Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 17

1 Sunday, November 8, 1964 THE DETROIT DAILY PRESS A-17; 111 5 era emUM ip JPSvk EJp COLUMBUS, O. Penn State pulled off the upset of the 1964 collegiate season Saturday by drubbing previously unbeaten Ohio State, 27-0, before more than 82,400 stunned spectators. It was the fourth time Penn State had downed Spartans Humble Purdue pS -v fr-' -r'-r stringers on the field, State could do nothing. By BOB PILLE Doily Press Staff Writer ANN ARBOR Michigan rolled to the customary family decision over Illinois, 21-6, on a nationally televised game Saturday that left the Wolverines with their best football status in a decade. It was the Wolverines' sixth straight over the Illini, their fifth for Coach! In the Big Ten, Michigan and Purdue are now tied for second with 4-1 behind Ohio State (4-0).

The Wolverines made their breaks for a 14-6 halftime lead, then dominated the rest of the cloudy afternoon before a crowd limited to 62,415 by the presence of the video. DIDN'T MATTER If their 235 yards gained were well below their third-in-the- nation offensive record of 382, it didn't really matter for Michigan. Illinois got 234 yards, but the Michigan defensive platoon really was more impres-rive than that. Except for Fred Custardo's 49-yard pass to end Bob Trum-py for a second-quarter touchdown, the Illini were never Ohio in as many battles. Thei Buckeyes, with a 6-0 record and second-ranked- nationally, had taken the field at least a two touchdown choice.

But they never were in the game against the Nittany Lions, who fashioned only their fourth conquest of the season. In fact, the Buckeyes barely were able to wind up on the plus side in yardage gained and had only one threat all afternoon. That was wiped out by an intercepted pass at the goal line. The astonishing Penn State eleven bounced off to a fast start by marching 65 yards for a touchdown when Dick Nye fell on a fumble by teammate Bill Urbanek in the end zone. Then an intercepted pass started Penn State to its second touchdown.

Taking over on the Bucks' 30, it required only five plays before Gary Wydman smashed into the end zone. Penn State kept up its bombardment with a 45-yard drive which required seven plays. Don Kiinit cracked for the touchdown and that made the score 20-0. Even with sond and third Ohio Facts OSU Penn St. First Downs Yards Rushing i Passing Yardage 5 22 33 201 30 148 j- ffiii Hi hi tiTTi.ti until ili'wi ii Tii i tigWi vw aj-.

i nr. of Illinois in ihe first PITT JUST MISSES, 17-13 Irish Eke Out Victory 3-14 12-22 0 2 10 20 wiwiiiiwyipiiiwrwwwwi By JACK BERRY Daily Press Sports Writer EAST LANSING Sweet, sweet revenge. Michigan State, with a crunching ground game that picked up 302 yards and a sprinkle of passes, Saturday showed Purdue the thorn leading to the Rose Bowl and punished the Boilermakers, 21-7, to the thorough enjoyment of a selilout crowd of 75,433. And who are the Spoiler-makers now? They are Charles Thornhill (the hurdling guard blocked a punt.) and Harold Lucas (he caught it) and stepped into the end zone lor the first MSU touchdown. And Dick Gordon, who raced for 145 yards after a 199 show last week, and running mate Clinton Jones, who scored twice, once a 15-yard pass from quarterback Steve Ju-day.

TABLES TURNED MSU, which had a 28-game winning streak snapped by Purdue in 1953, was deprived of Rose Bowl trips in the 1957 and 1961 seasons by Purdue upsets, showed the Boilermakers how it feels. This was Purdue's first Big Ten loss after four victories and it gives Michigan a big shot at the Rose Bowl, setting rp the Michigan-Ohio State game as the key one. The Spartans, 3-2 now in the conference and 4-3 overall, slso will have a big say about the national championship since they go to top-ranked Notre Dame next Saturday. MSU ALL THE WAY This was all MSU's game even though Purdue scored first and the Spartans didn't break in front until the third quarter. On the game's fiist scrimmage play, Gordon raced 48 yards to the Purdue 32 before being pulled down from behind.

MSU stalled at the 14 and vas pushed back before Purdue rolled back with a 74-yard 10-play drive. Randy Minniear went the final eight, pulling away from Charley Migyanka. The rest of the time. MSU pulled away from Purdue. The Spartans were punishing physically, too.

Bob Had-rick, sophomore Bob Griese's favorite receiver, sprained his ankle on the fourth play of the second quarter and left for the afternoon, hurting the Boilermaker offense. JUDAY IS JOLTED State had a scare of its own when Juday was shaken up in the second quarter while leading the interference for Gordon, but sophomore John Mullen took over effectively until the Northville junior returned in the third quarter. MSU drove to the 13 with Mullen in and fumbled, but the Spartans held and Thorn- hill performed his fancy hurdling act. The five-foot-10, 202-pound sophomore guard flew head first over three Purdue blockers to deflect Russ Pfahler's punt. Lucas, a six-two.

257-junior from Detroit Southwestern, grabbed it and wrent in untouched from the MSU ON THE MOVE MSU broke up the game in the second half with its power sweeps that looked like the good old days. The Spartans went 54 yards in five plays for Jones' first touchdown a three-yard sprint. A 23-yard reverse by Jones was one of the big plays, but MSU had some trouble when successive penalties for 20 (Continued on Page 18A) Spartan Facts Ohio edge-up! 1 1.1 emm. yvtbjmwywmm. A.

Checkmate 6:30 pm cv A Wagon Train 7:30 pm frolic! Broadside 8:30 pm color! Last Days of Pompeii 9:00 pm premiere! I -0 I- Love Me Tender 11:25 pmWXYZ-TV ride! I i ,4 Bump Elliott over brother Pete and their sixth victory in seven games. The last time that Michigan had a 6-1 record going into the last two weeks of the season was in 1955 when the Wolverines lost to Illinois after winning their first six. Braves Told By NL: Stay Put for 1965 PHOENIX, Ariz. The National League Saturday ordered the Milwaukee Braves to stay in Milwaukee for the 1965 season. However, the league said that it "would be in the best interest of baseball" for the Braves to move to Atlanta, in 1966.

The action came after Mil waukee County officials filed a court injunction against the Braves, insisting that the Braves had a contract to play in Milwaukee next season. County officials rapped the league's announcement, claim- ing that it would ruin all interest in Milwaukee for 1965. Braves' officials had no comment. NORTH WOODWARD AREA mr i iMMi i If -41 DERBY, 20478 OPEN SUN. 2 TO 8 Mile-John R.

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BOBBLES HURT IRISH i Each side then fumbled twice during the next 10 minutes with the Irish fluffing the best chance when Muskegon's Bill Wolski lost the ball on the IPitt two. The second Notre Dame bobble led to a Pittsburgh touchdown. The Panthers took on the Irish 31. With iMazurek and Barry McKnight cracking away, Pitt moved to the one from where McKnight went over. (Continued on Page 18 A) DETROIT AREA 13941 MELVIN Large rooms, adequate baths, fireplace, custom built basement, carpeting, dining room, 2-car att.

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The next time the Irish gained possession they were on their own seven. But not for long. After Iluarte ran for two he faded Irish Facts Pilt N. Dame First Downs 10 7 Yards Rushing 199 165 Yards Passing 29 212 Total Yardage 228 377 Passes Attempted 3-5 9-21 Punting Average 38.8 3S.3 Yards Penalized 28 60 DETROIT AREA 16603 APPOLINE OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 2-story face brick Large Iviing with natural fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen with table space, garage.

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19124 Grand River yAiir MM closer than 41 yards to the U-M goal line. From that long-touchdown strike with 11:43 left in the first half, Michigan didn't al low the Illini past midfield again until a push to the U-M 42 against substitutes as time ran out. INTERCEPT PASS Micnigan turned a pass in terception into Carl Ward's 15-yard touchdown sprint in the (Continued on Page 18A) DETROIT AREA PEMBROKE, 22445 OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 Berg Rd. -Eight Mile Area Spacious 3-bedrm.

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'ma i iji'ij 1 1 1 la 1 1 Hum 'S. 9 PITTSBURGH No. ranked Notre Dame had to fight for its life Saturday to1 nose out the University of: Pittsburgh, 17-15. At least a 10-point the Panthers spotted the Irisn then all but scored what; might have been the wanning touchdown midway in the filial quarter. The win was the seventh in! a row for the Irish, who meet Michigan State next Saturday.

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