Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 40

2-D Friday, November 5, '71 PETROIT FREE PRESS Hurons Now Second In AP College Poll 3 TOURNAMENT I OF CHAMPIONS 1, Sterna Oteiastfe Lions Picked The Eastern Michigan University Hurons No. 1 in the United Press International small college poll released Wednesday climbed from fourth to second in the Asso ago in Doland's first season, have won all seven games this year. They have three remainingagainst Northwestern Louisiana on Saturday, Southeastern Louisiana on Nov. 13 ICQDO HALL (TV 1st. Bout 1:30 P.M.

Ks7 TOMORROW and. the University of Southwestern Louisiana on Nov. 19. AP Poll i i The Sheik The top ten teams In the Associated Press College division football poll wirh first place votes, season records and total points en J0-l-lt-M-2-l0--l-7--5-4-3-2 basis jl MASCARUS MEXICAN CHAMPION RARO RRA7IL Kecorg rn. 1 -McNeese State (1 7-0 K4 2 Eastern Michiaan (J) 4-0-1 3- Delaware 4-1 (S3 U.S.

CHAMPION i 7 iiiniunJ.niUA MAKI InEin IVIIWW FRED CURRY IGOR COLT LAD 4 North Dakota (J) 4-1 5 Louisiana Tech 4-1 4 Western Kentucky 4-1 7 Tennessee State 4-1 Akron 4-1 -Norm Dakota State 4-1 10 Boise State 71 144 154 150 zf. I Jb 1 r2 SATO ARAKAWA THE KANGAROOS ciated Press' version of the college division top 10 Thursday. The Hurons, 6-0-1 for the season, received two first place votes but McNeese State of Lake Charles, was named first on 11 of the 18 ballots and easily took over the top spot from Delaware, which dropped to third after losing to Temple, 32-27, last weekend. "This is the best thing that has happened to McNeese State in a long time," said an exuberant Coach jackDoIand Thursday after his unbeaten and untied Cowboys had been ranked No. 1.

"It's a great honor, an honor we didn't expect before the season started. "We came from no ranking at all to the top," continued Donald, who played on the first McNeese football team in 1945. THE COWBOYS, 5-6 a year MEXICAN GIRL TAG Johnson Horn I Man Midget Tag Michigan Tech Slips Michigan Tech slipped from fourth to 10th in the weekly National Association of Intercollegiate Athleaics (NAIA) football poll after falling to Moorhead, 6-0, last weekend. Pill Many mora a in division races, and Colts hav9 solid edge. Baltimore is favored by six in Monday night national TV game, and that's about right.

'ATLANTA (3-3-1) at Cincinnati (14): Paul Brown and Bengals have fallen on mighty lean days, now have lost six straight. Virgil Carter is ready to return at quarterback, but that's not enough. Atlanta is favored by four and it should be more. OAKLAND (3-1-1) at New Orleans (24-l) Raiders showed Kansas City ol man George Blanda is for real; this week, they won't have to pull him off bench. Oakland is favored by 13, and that's a breeze against weak Saint defense.

HOUSTON (1-5-1) at New England (2-5): Patriots have brought in new receivers (Eric Crab-tree and Reggie Rucker) as targets for Jim Plun-kett's passes; Oilers have added new runners (Bob Holmes, Dickie Post) to complement Don Pastorl-ni's passing. Houston has a slight edge on defense. Houston is favored by six and that's right. KANSAS CITY (5-1-1) at New York Jets (2-5): No match here. Chiefs are favored by 14, and it should be more.

Buffalo (0-7) at MIAMI (5-1-1): Only winless team in pro ball comes up against budding power, and is simply overmatched in all phases. Jim Harris has replaced Dennis Shaw at quarterback. Miami is favored by 17, but that's pushing it a bit. Cleveland (4-3) at PITTSBURGH (34): It's chance for Steelers to Jump into tie for AFC Central lead against Brown team that's crumbling. Browns won, 27-17, a month ago, but have not played well since.

Game is rated even, but look for Steelers to get even. BY GEORGE PUSCAS "ree Pre Ixecullve Iwti Editor A quick look around tt the games, the prospects, as the pro football season enters its second half: (Selections in capitals, The record: Last week, won eight, lost three, tied two; season, won 56, lost 30, tied five.) National Conference DETROIT (44-1) at Denver (244): Lions scoffed three years ago and regretted it; they dare not scoff now because season is at stake and Broncos present far tougher threat than record suggests. Strong running frcm Floyd Little, passing (sometimes erratic) of Don Horn can upset Detroit defense. Broncos have some problems, though, since Horn is inclined toward interceptions (he's league leader) and they have problem reaching the end none despite Impressive yardage figures. Denver defense, now minus end Rich Jackson, has allowed only 206 yards a game against some of AFL's best, and Lions will need solid overall performance to get by this one.

Detroit is favored by six points and that's the limit Green Bay (24-1) at CHICAGO (5-2): Bears are making a strong run with lefthander Bobby Douglass at quarterback, and Packers don't have enough to stop 'em. Bears are favored by six and that's about right. SAN FRANCISCO (5-2) at Minnesota (6-1): 49ers have had their bad moments and hopefully, no more are ahead. John Brodie still runs a slick offense that can score against anyone, and that's 49ers hope against overwhelming Viking rush. Vikings had awful time getting by Giants last week and can be taken by a team that won't beat itself.

Minnesota is favored by three, but look for an upset here. Philadelphia (2-5) at WASHINGTON (8-1): Eagles are shaven clean and the hairless ones have NFL Statistics GREAT BUYS FOR HUNTERS won last two; it's meaningless really because they were coming along anyway. Improving defense will keep them in most games, but Redskins have edge here with stronger attack and steadier defense. Washington is favored by 14, but that's stretching it a bit. San Diego (34) at NEW YORK GIANTS (2-5): Problem here is how much Giants have improved since return of Ron Johnson.

Giants' snowing against Vikings suggest improvement is great. Chargers offer some passing threat, but defense has never faced the likes of Fran Tarkenton. Game is rated even, and Giants get the nod here. DALLAS (4-3) at St Louis (34): Cowboys continue with alternative quarterback scheme, but trouble really rests with defense, which yields too many points. Dallas has better running, passing, but can hurt on the ground and in the air.

Dallas is favored by six and it's another close one. American Conference Los Angeles (4-2-1) at BALTIMORE (5-2): Defense is answer here as both struggle to stay alive ARMY NAVY ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE SINGLE OR GROUPS WINCHESTER 190 AUTOMATIC .22 The model 190 fire up to 21 shots as fait as you can pull the trigger. High strength aluminum alloy gives the receiver non-rust ruggedness. Walnut finish stock and forearm, bolt safety in front of trigger. 4'- AT THE TALL ONE IN PHILADELPHIA NEW LOW RATES Little a Problem For Lion Defense Reg.

52 American Conference Team Offense National Conference Team Offense FROM $17.00 Trevino's 65 Leads In Mexico Pesslne Rushing 037 1,282 1,181 1,230 1421 00 95 1444 Passim) 1,408 1444 147 1424 1,052 1,244 140 tit 1,144 1,154 754 94 431 Team San Dies Miami Baltimore Oakland Denver Pittsburgh Kansas City Cincinnati Cleveland Houston New Enllantf Buffalo N.Y. Jet Pushing U17 1,054 1,241 1,0 90 l.m MS 1,152 7H 4tt 702 737 742 41 Yard 2,445 2,32 2,270 2,254 2473 2444 1,915 1419 1440 1417 1,550 1433 Yards 2,55 2,30 2,204 2,194 2,1 lAt 1445 1,733 1,727 1,434 1,4 7 Teem Dallas San Francisco DETROIT Washington Los An9ele Atlanta Green Bey St. Louis N.Y. Giants Chlcaeo Minnesota New Orleana Philadelphia 147 1,384 1,048 1,114 1,004 1,223 177 1,17 1,154 1,031 0 tn CITY LINE AVENUE LONG RIFLE 22 SHELLS 43 354 00 Sfl44 A II BOX SLEEVE OF 700 Reg. I Team Defense Team Defense .73 20 Minute from Airport 1-78 and Route 1 City Lin.

Monument Rd. CALL DIRECT (215) 877-4900 or toll free 1-800-238-5222 end eik for- 6 In Holidey Inn Penport Teem Washington Minnesota San Pranclsce Dallas Los Anielea Atlanta DETROIT St. Louis Cni Bav Continued from First Sports ground at Milwaukee, but Schmidt will start the same defensive unit that opened against Green Bay. "The two long runs by Brockington were the result of bad tackling rather than missed assignments, "Schmidt said. Commenting on his use of Joe Robb and rookie Bob Bell in the defensive line for Jim Mitchell and Dick Evey, Schmidt said: "We wanted to see how it would work out and the way things turned out they did pretty good, so we'll stay with the combination." ROOKIE AL Clark will continue to start in injured Lem Barney's cornerback spot, al- Passinq 734 714 24 1,308 1441 55 M2t 11 1,041 1,143 1,157 1,232 Yard 1,170 1441 1433 1444 1,2 1,95 2431 2,044 2,174 2,535 244 2454 Team Baltimore Denver Miami Kansas City Oakland Cleveland Cincinnati San Dleaa Houston Pittsburfh New Erxjland N.Y, Jet Buffalo Rushing 434 727 (44 525 794 1,137 44 1,220 14'4 59 1472 1,291 1424 Passing 1,004 25 its 1,173 1,102 52 1.124 1,111 1,202 1,131 1,204 1,302 1403 Rushlnd 404 711 l4 425 74 7T7 131 72 03 1,174 1,1 24 1441 1,234 Yard 1412 1,434 1,741 1,7 UN 142 1,0 2,105 2,312 2,334 2,343 2437 New Orleans N.Y.

Giant Chicane Philadelphia though Bobby Williams, who has had a groin injury, is available. "Clark's been doing a good Job," Schmidt observed. Safety Tom Vaughn is expected to return to the lineup after missing the Packer game with a sprained ankle. The Lions flew to Denver Friday morning for an afternoon workout. They're a six-point favorite over the AFC Western Division cellar-dwellers.

Vikes Appeal MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Vikings of the National Fotball League have gone to court to challenge a government ruling ording the team to refund more than $250,000 to its fans. The club filed a challenge to the ruling in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis. The Vikings had been told that the club's increase of $1 in ticket prices from 1970 was a violation of the administration's wage-price freeze. Rushers Rushers Att.

Yds. TD 101 52 SI I sw SOI Att. 12 121 111 14 107 H4 2 110 grown, Wash. WENS, Dot, Ellison, L. A.

Breckinston, 9,1. Anderson, 6.B. Willard, S.F. Harreway, Wash. Avq.

Gain ii 4.4 Ave. Cain 4.J 4.4 4.3 S.S 43 II 4.7 2.4 5.1 3.7 TO 4 1 4 1 2 I I i Yds. 54 554 471 440 457 431 421 37 377 342 Csonka, Ml. Hubbard, Oak. Bulalch, Bal.

Kilck, Mia. Little, Den. Garrett, N.B. Podolek, K.C. Simpson, Buff.

B. Scott, Cle. Garrett, S.D. 104 4 101 134 80 101 4 8 7t 487 41) It 15 354 141 sutler, Atl. V.

Waihlneton, t.P. 74 TAYLOR, Det. Passers Passers REMINGTON HUNTING CARTRIDGES 3030 Reg. 4.85 MEXICO CITY (AP) Lee Trevino, playing nearly flawless golf, fired a stunning seven-under-par 65 Thursday and stormed Into a three-stroke lead in the first-round of the Mexican Open. Trevino, a heavy favorite to add this national title to his collection of American, Canadian and British Open crowns, didn't miss a green and didn't miss a fairway on the demanding Club de Golf course, ranked by many pros as one of the world's best.

And he did it with a bogey, three-putting the first green when a cameraman jumped into his line when he was making his second putt. "I GOT HOT on that," Trevino said, "but it may be what got me going. I just said to myself, 'Hey, now. You've 71 more holes to play in this tournament and you might play 'em in "I figured I was hitting it good and had a chance to get three or four birdies, so I just backed off and calmed down." His forecast was poor. He had eight birdies on the tight, course that played even longer because of a morning rain and cloudy, overcast skies.

It took over six hours to play the round, as the field went out in foursomes and ran into a jam when they made the turn. Att. Com. Yd. TD Alt.

Com. Yds. TD 157 (1 1154 7 Grlete, Mia. 13 71 1142 11 72 43 433 Dawson, K.C. 152 81 1244 I 105 44 104S 7 Carter.

Cln. 75 44 544 1 141 70 1155 11 Hadl.S.D. 224 11 1451 11 131 72 1024 4 Morrill, Bal. 124 47 984 7 14 84 1082 I Bradshaw, Pitt. 211 114 1114 204 11 1302 Lamonica, Oak.

114 54 7 205 104 1403 Nelsen.Cle. HI 44 1234 132 44 7t 4 Anderson, Cln. t7 51 571 4 112 SI (47 5 Plimkett, N.B. 157 44 07 Kilmer, Wash. Staubech, Dal.

Berrv, Atl. LANDRY, Det. Morton, Dai. L.A. arkenlon, N.Y.

Brodie, S.F. Cuozzo, Mln. ealhard, St.L. FRESH 30.0S JJ Reg. 6.20 STOCK now $465 CD $J64 NOW Pass Receivers Pass Receivers Ave.

Tt Recd.Ydt. Gain TDt Cordon, Chi. 3) 431 13. iTESB, no Kwalick, S.F. 27 402 14.

Min. 24 442 1 7.0 ucker, N.Y. 24 340 10.0 Ave. Reed. Yds.

Gain 33 497 15.1 30 40 31.4 10 42 14.1 2 $07 17.5 2 431 14 21 424 15.1 24 431 24.1 24 1 23 5.1 23 554 24.2 21 200 (.7 477 1.7 o. F. Parks, S.D. Taylor, K.C. Shanklln, Pitt.

Biletnlkoff, Oak. Morln, Cle. Smith, Pitt. Warflled, Mia. Garrett, S.D.

Garrison, S.D. Rioetns, N.Y. 25 3t3 15.7 Farmer, cnl. Taylor, Wash. 24 370 15.4 GET YOUR HUNTING LICENSE AT EPPS lliiiif to 24 214 Garrison, Dal.

Jefferson, Wash. Osbom, Min. 23 351 15.3 22 141 7.4 Playoff Is In Doubt Continued from First Sports game until they get this thing resolved," Kinney coach Nick Cheolas said Thursday night. "There also will be a meeting of PSL coaches Friday morning. Coaches and athletic directors will both be there and we'll decide what course to take.

"The two big things that will be discussed are the possibility of boycotting Friday's games just not showing up for them and the possibility of looking into the chance of organizing another league." Cheolas said a number of coaches around the PSL are unhappy. "We feel the league is not in control. Some schools are given preferential treatment and we just feel it's time for us to make the people aware of what's going on," he said- The winner of Friday's game if it is played will meet Northwestern for the PSL championship Nov. 13 at Hamtramck's Keyworth Sports on TV SEX A'ow tliat ire have your attention, we'd like to re-mind you to protect your car from being burglarised with a siren type car burglar alarm. Available now with fast installation.

RADIO FRANK 14442 Michigan Ave. (between Greenfield ft Schaeftr) LU 4-6881 We eweee Bhtert, Matter Charge one' BonMmerleord Chareee SATURDAY 2:00 p.m. Canadian Football: West Division semi- FARMINGTON SHOPPING PLAZA 3 1 578 GRAND RIVER AVENUE (Open dally Sun. 10 to 5) 28243 PLYMOUTH LIVONIA (Open daily to Sun. 10 to 5) 2061 DIX AT S0UTHFIELD (Open daily to 1.

Sun. 10 to 5) 20230 WEST 1 MILE ROAD (Open daily to 9) 16215 LIVERN0IS AVENUE (Open to 7. Saturday to 7 14777 GRATIOT AVENUE (Open daily to 9) 1415 BROADWAY, DOWNTOWN (Open dally 1 to finals. Lee Trevino Billy Maxwell Rocky Thompson Ernesto Pret Acosta Juan Nerl Anael Gallerdo R. H.

Slkes Jim Barker Bob Rosbur Larry Zieqler Bob Zender 33- 32 4S 34- 344 35- 3348 33- 35 4 34- 324 33- 35 4 35- 344 32-3870 34- 34-70 35- 3570 35-34-71 North- 2:13 p.m. College Football: Minnesota at tut "-r Contest 1 November 1-6 JSicklaus Trails SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Geoff Smart of Australia shot a four-under-par 68 for a one-stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus and two Australians in the first round of the $28,000 1 International Golf Tournament Thursday. Nicklaus lost a stroke on the 15th hole when he hit his ball up a drain pipe, but he needed only 26 putts. western. 5:00 p.m.

Wrestling. 5:30 p.m. Wide World of Sports: National 500 Stock Car Race; Welghtlifting Championships. 6:00 p.m.Q Wrestling. 8:00 p.m.

NHL Hockey: Chicago at Montreal. 9:30 p.m. College Football: Alabama at LSU. 11:30 p.m. S) Roller Games: Thunderbirds vs.

Texas Outlaws. SUNDAY 1:00 p.m. NFL Football: Philadelphia at Washington. 1:00 p.m. NFL Football: Cleveland at Pittsburgh.

4:00 p.m. NFL Football: DETROIT at Denver. 7:00 p.m. Q) NHL Hockey: DETROIT at Buffalo. 12 midnight Ql) College Football Highlights: Notre Dame vs.

Pittsburgh. MONDAY 9:00 p.m. NFL Football: Los Angeles at Baltimore. WEDNESDAY 9:00 p.m. gg NHL Hockey: DETROIT at Minnesota.

JU lemill tieij Leal 'in jf Lust ta-al EIGHT DAYS FOR TP TOMORROW (SAT.) 8:30 P.M wrt Vs for fh W.W.A. Championship 54i ZrT rZtWwm Dick The BRUISER World's Champion VS. Wishbone for Pros? Fisk vs. Lane For Charity Fisk University of Nashville, and Lane College of Jackson, collide in Tiger Stadium Saturday afternoon in the 2nd annual Black Charaties Football Classic. Kickoff time is 2 p.m.

Tickets to the game, priced from $4 to $10, are available at Hudson's, Grinnell's, Sears, Tiger Stadium and the Detroit Lion office. Each week a different holiday trip for two will be awarded the person who most closely calculates the number of nails in the special plastic container on display at Hazel Park. Contest blanks are available free at Hazel Park and in the Racing Program. This week's holiday trip includes: jet airfare for two, 8 days 7 nights at a luxurious hotel or motel and two meals each day. Try your skill and you might win a trip for two to sunny Miami Beach.

POST PARADE: KBSR of dimension we need to put more pressure on defenses." Texas and Oklahoma have both used the wishbone to a high degree of success. Oklahoma is now ranked No. 2 in the nation. KANSAS CITY- (AP) -Coach Hank Stram of the Kansas City Chiefs predicted Thursday that the Wishbone-triple option will be adopted by professional teams. "An option play such as you have in the Wishbone or in that category will become an integral part of a pro football team's offense in future years," Stram said.

"It will not be used as exclusively as it is in college. "You couldn't go directly to the option and not use anything else in your offense. The option attack by itself could not survive in pro football. But segments of an option offense will be used in the future. "It will give the pro offense new dimension.

It's the kind Come to the biggest challenge in North America. Make a winner of yourself At Windsor Raceway. DR. BILL MILLER Re-match by popular demand for the W.W.A. Tag Team Championship NO T1MI LIMIT NO DISQUALIFICATIONS NO COUNTOUTS Snyder Christie The Block Jock Mulligan lama SMCMl ATTRACTION SAILOR ART THOMAS Me.

I elMk Blender jim Diamond Udi To Team MeHh Plua 3 Other tout. ON IALI AT OLTMPIA AND All l.l. HUDSON AND SIAM tTOKIS WATCH CHAMPIONSHIP WRISTLINO tVERY SATURDAY 3:00 P.M. CH. 9 (CKLW) JO 4-5785 Post time: 7:45 P.M.

Tuesday through Saturday. 1:30 P.M. Sunday. Closed Monday. Grandstand Admission $1.

Call 96 1-9545 in Detroit or 969-831 1 in Windsor for Information. 1650 E. TEN MILE RD. EAST OF 1-75 AT DEQUINDRE.