Page Eight
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Tuesday, October 9, 1973
i HOOSIERS, SPARTANS SURPRISE:
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By JEFF SCHILLER from the outset, and dominated menti
WE HAVE The Big Ten ended non-confer- the statistics by a wide margin, than
ence play Saturday with a show- Jones completed 14 of 21 passes put i]
PAPERBACKS Q ing that should restore some of for 134 yards as the Indiana at- Mic
Cthe loop's f a d i n g reputation. tack rolled up 25 first downs and withi
ON ALL SUBJECTS hugh triumphant i only 5 of 10. 374 yards total offense against midw
contests, many conference teams the highly regarded Mountaineer when
1 o o k e d extremely impressive defense. 'W o n d e r f u 1 Willie' gett 1
against highly regarded oppo- scored the Hoosiers' third touch- territ
N Used r nents and contributed to a gen- down on a quarterback sneak, fensiv
e U eral impression of overall league and put together two long drives came
336 Maynard . 1229 South University 4 respectability. capped by Cremeens from one ceptic
663-181 2665-204 I Indiana, for example, pulledupe
663-1812 665-2604 va my ergade'sue and five yards out. upset
My Name ~~~what may be regarded as the anfieyrsot
.. major college upset of the week Decided underdogs before the At
Iy Name Is Afrika Keorapetse Kgositsile a by downing twentieth ranked game, Michigan State's Spartans pullet
* Really the Blues Mezz Mezzrow 4 West Virginia 28-14. Led by the pushed eighth ranked Notre seem
pinpoint passing of Dame to the limit before suc- watch
From Ritual to Romance Jessie L. Weston C BigpTin pask of las week cumbing to the Irish 14-10. Bruce
1Big Ten Back of the Week, Willie
Sans-Culottes Albert Soboul k Jones, the running of junior Den- The Notre Dame offense dom- down
n4 nis Cremeens, and the work of mated the first half, rolling up ingtor
- The Wobbles Patrick Renshaw a fired up defensive unit, the 272 yards on the way to a 14-0 The
SevenM Story ountain Thomas Merton g Hoosiers controlled the game locker room lead. But State's de- ed sl
fense stopped the Irish cold af- dow
People's Comic Book 4 ter halftime, limiting them to just stanz
Astrology of Personality Dane Rudhyar 4, RELIABLE 7 yards in the third and fourth move
quarters. ward
Hidden Dimension Edward T. Hall ABORTION ERVIE State showed a similar reversal 27 Po
ABRTO SRVC on the offensive side of the beo
Tale of Gengi Lady Murasaki l "n the s h before
4 Clinic in Mich.-1 to 24 week ledger in the second half. The
The Black Aesthetic Addison Gayle, Jr. 4 pregnancies terminated by li- Spartans had been unable to serv
h ensed obstetrician gynecolo- move the ball into Notre Dame Ohi
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chigan State, in fact, came
in 24 yards of taking the lead
way through the final quarter
quarterback Charlie Bag-
led his team deep into Irish
ory. But Notre Dame de-
ve back Mike Townsend
up with a key pass inter-
on to snuff out the Spartans'
hopes.
Columbus, Woody Hayes
d another fullback from his
ingly endless supply tnd
hed as converted linebacker
t Elia scored two touch-
s in a 27-3 romp over Wasn-
n State.
e top-ranked Buckeyes start-
owly, failing to gain a first
throughout the opening
a. But OSU's ground game
ed into high gear soon after-
as the offense exploded for
ints in the next two periods
e giving way to the re-
s.
o State's attack was paced
fough
by Archie Griffin, the narion's
seventh leading rusher prior to
the game, who shredded the
Cougars defenses for 128 yards
overland and was the recipient
of a six yard touchdown pass
from Cornelius Greene to boot.
Greene amassed 88 yards on the
ground, and Elia added 57.
Wisconsin exhibited an explo-
sive offense,i defeating Wyoming
in a wild-scoring affair 37-28 at
Madison. The Badgers rolled up
548 yards on the ground and 630
overall..
In other action involving Big
Ten teams, Iowa lost to undefeat-
ed Arizona 23-20 on a Wildcat
field goal with two minutes re-
maining, Purdue decimated Duke
27-7, Northwestern bowed to Ohio
U. 14-12 when the Evanstonians'
92 yard fourth quarter drive was
halted on the Bobcats' one yard
line by a Rich Boothe fumble
with 2:53 left to play, Illinois
committed five fumbles in losing
24-0 to Stanford, Nebraska crush-
ed Minnesota 48-7, and Michigan
beat Oregon 24-0.
r.nrf . f 7--
Big Ten Standings
Conference
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MICHIGAN PLACEKICKER Mike Lantry (36) boots the ball out
of holder Tom Slade's (17) hands and over the crossbar in last
year's 10-0 blitz of Michigan State. The Vietnam veteran's much-
improved left leg could prove a valuable weapon during Saturday's
clash in East Lansing.
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