PAGE PAW ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l 4L I N53'IU 35E.AfI EU Ua.iEUE VU UUk VAOM I I + .teats; A 91 W. ITS R 1 it 5 m/ 1s IN l H 1 IL I SUNDAY,'' SEPTE ER I3,1966 Ak FRATERNITY AHSU, State Run Griese Ele EAST LANSING ()-Mich State, frustrated in the air, together a devastating grounc tack yesterday as it wore N Carolina State down and wo intersectional opener 28-10. North Crolina State, w grabbed a 3-0 lead midway in second period on a 49-yardf goal by Harold Deter, coul little else as MSU's infantrya to work. The visitors finally g touchdown with just seconds The MSU running attack v from the powerhouse gallo of Clint Jones to the ou slants of fullback Bob Al and he nimble scampering quarterback Jimmy Raye. scored. North Carolina State held I to a 7-3 halftime lead but second-ranked Spartans do ated play the rest of theN Boilermakers Trium LAFAYETTE, Ind. ()-Pu had to take the wraps off p Bob Griese to make up fo sputtering ground game and down stubborn Ohio Unive 42-3 yesterday in its ope football game. The Purdue defense had trc in the first half with theE cat runners, especially Bob F ISA LI B ROTHERF A 1OMIA 5 c 6 i . 00 V. ye Need Informr STUDEN' 1 DOES L5 SPOIL KNOW THE TRUTH. Dr. Ti RECORDED LIVE CENTER FOR RE SEND $3.00 PER WE PAY POSTAG SEND ME __C RECORDING ON ENCLOSED IS A C Purdue ning Again;j ctrifies Air igan mard and Wash Lyons, but the put Boilermakers put a brutal rush d at- on Ohio's sophomore quarter- orth back, Ron DeLucca, and broke up n an his passes when he got them away. vhich Purdue led only 7-3 going into the the final minute of the first field half. d do Griese threw touchdown passes went and completed 17 of 21 tosses for ot a 230 yards. DeLucca connected on left only four of 15 for 29 yards. aried ping Minnesota Whipped tside COLUMBIA,cMo. (j')-Missouri's Apisa new quarterback, Gary Kombrink, of used pinpoint passing to break All open the game, then turned it over to power runner Barry MSU Lischner to wrap up a convinc- the ing 24-0 victory over Minnesota min- yesterday. way. Missouri was fortunaate to es- cape with a 3-0 halftime edge. ph The Golden Gophers dominated the half with the running and rdue passing of quarterback Curtis asser Wilson and had an 82-yard r its touchdown pass to end Ken Last put nullified. rsity * * ning Northwestern Mauled ouble GAINESVILLE, Fla. (R)-.Steve Bob- Spurrier passed for three touch- Hou- downs and kicked two field goals fFETIME COF 4OOD WORTH JUTE WALK? ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA. FRATERNITY FOR THE FUTURE 913 Dewey Apartments 662-9040 Win; USC Surprises 0 Texas Second-Half Scoring Caps Key Victories By The Associated Press sparking California to a 21-6 vic- AUSTXN, Tex.-Roy Winslow's tory over Washington State in a pinpoint passing shook up Texas Pacific Athletic Conference fodt- in the first half yesterday and ball game. California will test ninth-ranked Southern California Michigan next Saturday. held off a Longhorn comeback for The Golden Bears held a 7-6 a 10-6 victory in the college foot- lead late in the third period when ball opener for both teams. Guest, a defensive back, .caught The intersectional b a t t 1 e, Ted Gerela's low, end-over-end matching two recent national place kick deep in his own end champions before a national tele- zone. MSU'S CLINTON JONES PICKS up yardage against a Spartan opponent. Jones, 20-pound halfback, scored a touchdown yes- terday as MSU downed North Carolina State 28-10. vision audience, was a runaway for a half for the massive Trojans. Their big backs shot through forI four and five yards at a time, anid a rugged defense led by 230-pound Ray May and 205-pound guard Larry Petrill wouldn't give Texas' heralded sophomore Bill Bradley running room. When USC looked stalled, Win- slow flipped short tosses to ends Ron Drake, Rich Leon and Bob Klein for first down yardage. The junior quarterback, the most accurate passer in Southern California's history, also scored the Trojan touchdown on a nine- yard sweep. S * . . Cal Wins SPOKANE, Wash.-Don Guest returned a field goal attempt 108 yards for a touchdown yesterday, yesterday in leading Florida to an impressive 43-7 inter-sectional football victory over Northwestern. Outweighed by the Big Ten team, Florida used superior speed and Spurrier's pinpoint tosses for a rout in what was expected to be a close game. Badgers TWin MADISON, Wis. (P)-New-look Wisconsin, with sophomore John Ryan firing a decisive 14-yard scoring pass, and a revamped de- fense rising repeatedly to Lhe oc- casion, beat down Iowa State 20-10 yesterday in a nonconfer- ence football opener. Ryan's scoring shot to Bill Fritz with 64 seconds left in the first half gave the comeback-bent Badgers a 14-10 halftime lead. The Badgers' revamped defense, ninth last season in the Big Ten. took over from there to dampen' the explosive passing combination of Tim Van Galder and Eppie Barney-the most productive in. the Big Eight a year ago. Indiana Upset BLOOMINGTON (/P)-Aroused Miami of Ohio took Indiana Uni- versity's footballteam apart yes- terday with a chapping 20-10 upset in the season opener for both clubs. Indiana, favored by a touch- down against its Mid-American Conference foe, used up all its offense in 54 seconds of Ithe third quarter and never could cope nation About 1 HEALTH INSURANCE? Contact Campus Representative Miss Sue Ormandy 1548 S.A.B. 663-0661 SIN SUGAR CUES .THE TASTE OF COFFEE? with the cunning running of Mi- ami quarterback Bruce Matte. Hawkeyes Stop Arizona IOWA CITY VP)-Iowa unleashed a balanced running and passing attack coupled with an at-times stingy defense and made new coach Ray Nagel's debut a 31-20 success over Arizona yesterday in an intersectional football battle. The Hawkeyes showed surpiis- ing poise in hammering through the Wildcat's rather weak line for touchdowns two of the first three times they had the ball. Quarterback Ed Podolak, a sophomore, directed the attack two-thirds of the way and wound up plunging over for two touch- downs himself and passing fr another. The triumph snapped an eight game losing streak for the Big Ten's cellar dwellers of last sea- son. j Illini Stunned DALLAS (I)-Southern Metho- dist struck swiftly for touch- downs in the first and fourth quarters, then relied on an iron defense and the punting of Den- nis Partee to upset Illinois 26-7 last night. Quarterback Mac White of the Mustangs provided all the of- fense either team could show in the season opening football game for both teams in the Cotton Bowl. The first time the Mustangs got the ball White dashed 25 yards to start Southern Metho- dist's 55-yard touchdown march. He concluded the drive four plays later by scoring on a 20-yard run. Major LeagI AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Baltimore 91 57 .615 - Detroit 83 66 .557 8z Minnesota 82 68 .547 10 Chicago 78 73 .517 141, California 73 75 .493 18 Cleveland 74. 77 .490 18A Kansas City 69 80 .463 222 Boston 69 85 .448 25 New York 66 85 .437 26 Washington 66 85 .437 264 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 3, Baltimore 1 Cleveland 6, Detroit 2 Minnesota 4, New York 2 Boston 3, California 1 Only games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Baltimore Minnesota at New York California at Boston Kansas City at Washington (2) petitioning is n SESQUICEr STUDENT C COMm Petitions available ats first floor Mi MICHIG WELC FORMER C TO ANt We have immediate op wives who have had s experience. If you are o to see our employmentr has a fine group of gii building which is located campus. Employment off F n A I 9n --_ M A III SCORES GRID SELECTIONS MICHIGAN 41, Oregon State 0 Purdue 42, Ohio U. 3 Wisconsin 20, Iowa State 10 Yale vs Connecticut (next week!) New Mexico vs. Utah State (Inc) Wyoming 13, Air Force 0 Navy 27, Boston College 7 Iowa 31, Arizona 20 Miami (O) 20, Indiana 10 UCLA vs. Pitt (Inc) SMU 26, Illinois 7 USC 10. Texas 6 M~issouri 24, Minnesota 0 Michigan State 28, N. Carolina St. 10 Mississippi 13, Memphis State 0 California 21, Washington State 6 Vilorida 43, Northwestern 7 LSU 28, South Carolina 12 Houston 21, Florida State 13 Waynesburg 31, Slippery Rock 0 OTHER SCORES Nebraska 14, Texas Christian 10 Miami (Fla) 24, Colorado 3 Penn State 15, Maryland 7 Virginia 24, Wake Forest 10 Army 21, -(ansas State 6 Georgia Tech 38,, exas A & M 3 Auburn 20. Chattanooga nuke 34, West Virginia 15 Texas Tech 23, Kansas 7 S Oklahoma 17, Oregon C Wilkes 10, East Stroudsburg 0 Washington 19, Idaho 7 Stanford25, San Jose State 21 FAugustana (SD)) 17, G. Adolphus 7 Arkansas 14, Oklahoma State 10 Southern Illinois 17, Wichita 17 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Friday Night's Result Los Angeles 31, Chicago 17 ri ' Elusive He charged out, angled to his left, eluding Gerela's one-handed tackle attempt at the California 40, outran WSU end Rich Sharon, the last Cougar defender. Wash- ington State had driven to the California 37 when Gerela tried his place kick. Guest's electrifying run broke the PAC record forbpuntureturns established in 1951 by Hugh Mc- Elheny of Washington on a 100- yard run, and also broke the back of the Cougar offense, which dom- inated much of the first half. Nebraska Stops TCU LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska's Cornhuskers t h r o t t 1e d Texas Christian's ground game yester- day, seized a 7-0 first quarter ad- vantage and nursed it to a 14-10 intersectional football victory be- fore a record 60,974. Nebraska miscues permitted a second quarter TCU touchdown which tied the game momentarily at 7-7, but Nebraska retaliated with a TD in the same period and held the invading Horned Frogs thereafter to a third quarter field goal. Fresh from a 10-1 season mar- red only by an Orange Bowl loss to Alabama and ranked third na- tionally in the Associated Press preseason poll, Nebraska showed a defense that limited TCU to three yards rushing in the first half. Navy Sails ANNAPOLIS, Md.-Navy found a new offensive punch "esterday in juniors John Cartwright, Terry Murray and Rob Taylor and roll- ed to a 27-7 openin- football vic- tory over Boston College. Caruwright.. who had difficulty passing as a sopuomore quarter- t: .k, showed finesseee and skill as ne .k .lpleted' 13 of 22 tosses for 148 yars, nine of them to split end Taylor for 113 yards. He also ran four timoe for 53 yards. scored one 13uchaown and passed 18 yards to Murray for another. ue Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Los Angeles 87 60 .592 - Pittsburgh 85 63 .574 2Y2 San Francisco 85 64 .570 3 Philadelphia 79 70 -530 S St. Louis 79 70 .530 9 Atlanta 78 71 .523 10 Cincinnati 71 76 .483 16 Houston 65 85 .433 23% New York 61 88 .409 27 ChicagoT53 96 .356 35 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 9, Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 6, New York 4 (10 inn) St. Louis 6. Chicago 5 Houston 11, Philadelphia 2 Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 1 TODAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco St. Louis at Chicago' Cincinnati at Atlanta New York at Houston (2) i 80 Yards Murray, a darting, twisting half- back who was Navy's top ground gainer last year, rushed for 80 yards. He bounced off one tackler to score with the pass from Cart- wright, and he sco-ed another from 16 yards out. The Middie defense, led by Jun- ior end Bill' Dow and linebacker Don Downing, kept Boston College bottled up except for a 65-yard scoring drive in the fourth period. Wyoming Triumphs AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.- Rick Egloff's crafty passing and scrambling running got the Job done in Wyoming's 13-0 football triumph over Air Force yesterday. The Cowboy quarterback and co-captain passed for both touch- downs, with his 38-yard run lead- ing the way to the second score. Although scoring was low, scor- ing, opportunities for both teams were plentiful. Air Force drove as close as the Wyoming six in the first .period, but an attempted field goal missed. The Cadets tried three different quarterbacks, but none could get the team rolling in a, concerted drive. SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR: RICK STERN 40 V ""{ ";Ji}iSi.Ji:".w'q.. y!"'.r"ti: "!}! .. y: 'y:':Y"}'."."':; ". f "J. 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