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THE MICHIGAN-DAILY
Tuesday, November 4, 1969
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Our Answer to President Nixon Is on the Diag!
1800 Crosses equals 1800 Michigan Men
Killed in Vietnam
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By ELLIOT LEGOW
One team ;is now sure of a
post season bowl appearance
but nearly twenty bowl spots
remain up for grabs as confer-
ence races tighten this week,
as a result of another rash of
upsets last Saturday.
The Sugar Bowl, Cotton Bowl,
Orange Bowl, and Rose Bowl
are still anybody's game, but
half the Tangerine Bowl cast
has been determined. Toledo, in
clinching t h e Mid-American
Conference title 1 a s t weekend
also has won the trip to Or-
lando, Florida.
Upsets took over in the South
this week as two of the prev-
iously undefeated members of
the Southeastern Conference
fell for the first time. LSU was
brought down to earth by Mis-
sissippi and Florida was topped
for the first time by Auburn.
ARCHIE MANNING had an-
other great week for Mississip-
pi in their 26-23 victory over
the Tigers of LSU. Manning hit
on 23 passes for 210 yards and
scored three touchdowns for the
Rebels, now 4-3.
Florida'sv'superb quarterback
John Reaves was mastered by
the Auburn defense which set a
SEC record, picking off sevenf
of Reaves' passes. Auburn's Ti-
gers rolled up a 26-0 halftime
lead and the Gators were never
close, losing 36-12.
The Volunteers of Tennessee
now remain the only undefeated
team in the SEC as a result of
their 17-3 victory over the
Georgia Bulldogs. Led by a ten-
acious defense and t h e° hard
running of fullback Curt Wat-
son the Vols powered to their
sixth victory without a defeat.
TENNESSEE NOW holds a
full game leadover the once-
beaten Gators and LSU Tigers.
Auburn's Tigers, Georgia, Mis-
sissippi, and Alabama all have
2-2 records and are out of con-
tention for the SEC crown, but
not for possible post-season
appearances.
Out in the vastness of t h e
Great Plains the cries of upset
from Big Eight football squads
is heard again. Alone at the top
for one week, Kansas State was
Oklahoma remains in conten-
tion with a 2-1 record.
THE MISSOURI - KANSAS
STATE game was a battle of
explosive offenses, w I t h Mis-
souri's Tigers eventually down-
ing the Wildcats 41-38. Kansas
State's Lynn Dickey put on an-
other exceptional performance
in the losing cause.
Dickeyscompleted 26 passes
a n d gained 421 yards in total
offense and broke some more
Big Eight records, including the
career marks for most comple-
tions and passing yardage.
Nothing changed on the west
coast where USC and UCLA re-
main as the only two undefeat-
ed teams. In the Pacific Eight
the once-tied Uclans rolled ov-
er winless Washington 57-14
while Southern Cal had to
score in the last minute to edge
California 14-9. The Pacific-
Eight representative to the
Rose Bowl will more than like-
ly be determined by the win-
ner of the USC-UCLA tilt the
last week of the season.
IN THE IVY LEAGUE no one
has to worry about bowl games.
T h e prestige of a conference
championship is the goal Ivy
League teams shoot for a n d
this year's title will probably be
determined by t h e Princeton-
Dartmouth game. Dartmouth
rolled to its fourth league vic-
tory in bumping Yale from the
Ivy League summit 42-21. The
high-scoring battle was high-
lighted by the passing of Dart-
mouth's John Chasey. Prince-
ton kept apace of Dartmouth by
rolling past Brown 33-6. Ellis
Moore led the Tigers with three
touchdown runs.
So this Saturday while ev-
eryone else gets back into ac-
tion battling for bowl bids only
Toledo gets to play complac-
ently already sure of their post-
season excursion.
-Assocated Press
NOTRE DAME halfback Dennis Allen (22) looses the ball in
Saturday's clash with Navy. Middle Steve Dmetruk, who caused
the fumble, recovered the ball, but to no avail as the Irish gained
their 5th victory of the season, dealing Navy a 54-0 drubbing.
Toledo clinches ticket to Tangerine Bowl;
Upsets keep sectional titles up for grabs
V.
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brought back down to earth by
Missouri.
Colorado, which had lifted its
hopes after dealing Missouri its
first loss a week ago, was drop-
ped out of the title race by the
Cornhuskers of Nebraska.
Kansas State, Missouri, and
Nebraska are now all tied for
first place with 3-1 marks and
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Alabama 2 2 0 5 2 0
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