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3pctroU4frcc Stress SECTION Sports Want Ads SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1969 In This Section The Inside of Sports Page 6 Outdoors with Opre Page 7 Want Ads Pages 8-19 i a California, Here We Come 1 S1 -r'iiF -t va uxii i 4 Lfi Mitf v4 1 I 1 mm mmmmmmm Fre Press Photos by DICK TRIPP up for Michigan Garvic Craw-. then over Ohio State's Mark Dehevc ami down and into end zone for one of the two touchdowns he scored in upset victory over Buckeyes Southern Cal Next in the Rose Bowl It lw Barry Pierson and unshakable Don Moorhead simply beat it out of them the winning streaks, the No. 1 ranking and the undisputed Big Ten title. Pierson made three interceptions at defensive halfback and returned an Ohio State punt 60 yards to set up the touchdown that broke the game open for Michigan in the first half. Quarterback Moorhead completed 10 of 20 passes, gained 67 yards rushing and looked more like Rex Kern than Rex Kern as he directed the inspired Wolverines to victory.

MICHIGAN FELL behind twice in the first last season's disastrous 50-14 loss at Ohio State. The Big Ten athletic directors made it official a few hours after Saturday's result by naming the Wolverines to represent the conference in Pasadena on Jan. 1. The Wolverines will meet Southern California in the grand-daddy of bowls. USC rallied to beat UCLA, 14-12, Saturday and qualified for an unprecedented fourth straight visit to the Rose Bowl.

The Buckeyes came to Michigan with a 22-game winning streak, 17 straight Big Ten wins and the title of "best college team ever." But the Wolverines led by tough little half as the Bucks scored on a one-yard run by fullback Jim Otis, and a 22-yard pass from Kern to Jan White. But the Wolverines came back with a pair of touchdowns by their own hard-hitting fullback Garvie Craw on runs of three and one yards, a two-yard burst by Moorhead and a 25-yard field goal by Tim Killian. There were other contributors sophomore tailback Billy Taylor with 84 yards, including a beautiful 28-yard run that helped Michigan come from behind for the last time; Craw, who gained 56 of the hardest BY CURT SYLVESTER Free Press Sports Writer ANN ARBOR Call it a miracle or just call Michigan the new super team of the Big Ten. Either is just fine, thank you. The Wolverines defeated the best college football team in the country, the Ohio State Buckeyes, 24-12, Saturday in one of the proudest moments in Michigan's long and bitter rivalry with Ohio State.

THE VICTORY, in front of a record 103,588 Michigan Stadium and millions on television, gave Michigan the Rose Bowl trip, a tie for the Ten title with the Buckeyes and avenged Bo Tells World Woody Sums It Up 'Outplayed, Outcoached9 Ve Going yards in the game, through the middle of the Ohio State line; flanker John Gabler and tailback Glenn Doughty, who showed the Bucks some speed in the fourth quarter. What the Wolverines did was to beat the Buckeyes at Woody Hayes own game. They simply overpowered him and they simply out-de-fensed him. That, probably, is not too surprising. Michigan coach Bo Schembechler learned a lot of his football under Hayes a few years ago and he obviously learned it very well.

Schembechler took Michigan into the game knowing it could not make a mistake Turn to Tage 5C, Column 3 BY JACK BERRY Free Press Sports Writer ANN ARBOR Woody Hayes was right. The No. 1 team in the nation will go to a bowl but that No. 1 team figures to be the University of Texas, not Ohio Stale. As Champs' BY JOE FALLS Free Press Sports Editor ANN ARBOR "Unbelievable fantastic the greatest victory in the history of the world." Garvie Craw, the hard-working football player, stood in the middle of the Michigan dressing room after Saturday's stunning 24-12 victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes and he said it all.

in tlir history of the world!" he brllowed. fv' rrNi It's Happy Ending for MSIL 39-7 Final Big 10 Standings Conference AH Games 8 2 0 USC Wins Way into Rose Bowl Craw, like all his teammates, couldn't hide his elation. "I think." the young man said with a smile, "Bo has Woody's number. They didn't do a thing our coach hadn't told us they would do. Bo's got to be Coach of the Year, and if they don't give him a million awards, it'll be a sin.

8 1 .0 0 2 5 7 7 MICHIGAN Ohio St. Purdue Minnesota N'westorn Wisconsin Indiana Iowa MSU Illinois Woody's Buckeyes were upset Saturday, 24-12, in one of Michigan's most magnificent moments. And Woody took it hard. Up had hi regulation short sleeve while shirt on deipile the cold that had everyone bundled up and swallowing a record amount of anti-freeze. Woody's shirt was open at the neck he obviously was hot under the collar.

The irascible Buckeye coach kept a small handful of newsmen waiting outside his door most shunned him in favor of the winning Michigan dressing room. FINALLY WOODY appeared, came out of the OSU lockerroom, and stood against the wall in the dark tunnel leading to the field. "Like every good thing in this world," Woody said, before the writers could get their pencils out, "all good things must come to an end. And that's what happened today. "We were outplayed and outcoached.

Our defense 6 o. 5 0 0 10 0 BY JACK SAYLOB Free Press Sports Writer EVANSTON, 111. Thanks-giving came early for Michigan State Saturday and the Spartans will spend a long, cold winter being eternally thankful for Northwestern. The Wildcats dished up three early interceptions to trigger a 39-7 victory for Michigan State the 11th straight time the Spartans have beaten Northwestern. Thus a bleak season filled with disappointments and injuries came to a satisfying conclusion as MSU ended a four-game losing streak to finish with a 4-6 record.

"I DON'T KNOW if I'm glad the season is over now," coach Duffy Daugherty sigh- LOS ANGELES rtJPD Sophomore Jimmy Jones threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Sam Dickerson with 92 seconds left in the game Saturday to pull out a 14-12 University of Southern California victory over UCLA that sends the Trojans to the Rose Bowl for an unprecedented fourth straight year as the Tacific 8 Champions. The Trojans will meet Michigan on Jan. 1. Tne USC score came Ipss rian two minutes after UCLA quarterback Dennis Dummit gu.ded the Bruins 80 yards to a touchdown and a momentary 12-7 lead. It was a mad, mad scene In the Michigan The players thundered up the tunnel shouting and screaming and belting each other on the back.

"We're No. 1. We're No. They kept yelling. THE WALLS of their room shook and the tremor probably could be felt all the way to Columbus, O.

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