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'By RUDE DIFAZIO
With the comment, "too ,any
mistakes," Coach Bennie C ster-
baan dismissed Saturday's game
with Michigan State and began to
prepare his Michigan Wolverines
for this weekend's encounter with
Northwestern.
After a light- workout yesterday
afternoon he took his team into
the projection room to view the
films of last Saturday's game with
the accent on correcting some of
those mistakes before the Wildcats
cor to town'
..The biggest concern of Ooster-
baan besides Northwestern is, the
physical condition of the Wolver-
ines.
Fullback John Herrnstein may
be out of the lineup indefinitely
with a recurring foot injury. The
injury has been X-rayed and shows
no broken bones, but it has forced
Herrnstein to use crutches to move
around
There will be an attempt to
make a.special shoe with a cush-
ioned instep for the big fullback
but it is not yet known if it will
supply enough relief so that he will
be able. to play.
The Wolverines went without
their .frst two quarterbacks. Jim
Van Pelt was resting a charlie
horse. Stan Noskin was in Health
Service with a touch of the flu.
Flu was also what kept Brad
Myers out of Saturday's game, and
although he was released from
Health Service yesterday, he will
still have to take it easy for the
rest of the week.
Center Gene Snider was also
absent from practice. He is still
nursing a leg injury he received in
the second quarter of Saturday's
game.
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By CARL RISEMAN
Three weeks of the National
Football . League campaign have
passed and two teams still hold
unblemished records.
The city of Baltimore has its
division title hopes soaring as the
Baltimore Colts won for the third
straight week Sunday, beating the
Green -Bay Packers, 45-17.
Three TD's
A blitz-like attack led by Alan'
(the horse) Ameche who scored
three touchdowns, and the pin-
point passing of John Unitas:paced
the Baltimore attack.
If the Cleveland Browns magni-
ficent defense continues to hold,
the Browns will be a shoo-in for
the Eastern Division title. On Sun-
day the Browns won, 24-7, over the
winless Philadelphia Eagles, to
preserve the Browns amazing rec-
ord of allowing only seven points
a-game
Chicago's once-mighty Bears,
picked by pre-season pollsters'to
rule 'the Western Division, seem-
ingly are headed for a perfect sea-
son, right at the bottom of the
NFL. The Bears lost number three
on Sunday, this time to the San
Francisco' Forty-Niners, 21-17.
The defending World Champion
New York Giants look like they
are clicking at last. They beat the
Washington Redskins, 24-20.
With Charley Conerly directing
the team, the Giants were able to
dominate play and their attack
included Ben Agajanian's 50-yd.
field goal,.a tremendous boot that
was the.longest field goal ever
kicked by a 'Giant and the longest
ever kicked in Washington's Grif-
fith stadium. However, the boot
fell six yards short of the NFL
record.
Lions Win Opener
At Briggs Stadium playing be-
fore a capacity crowd of 55,914,
the Detroit. Lions opened their
home season by beating the Los
Angeles Rams, 10-7. The real of-
fensive weapon for the Lions were.
its defensive halfbacks who inter-
cepted six passes, one of which led
to a touchdown.
Pittsburgh's "new look" Steelers
defeated the Chicago Cardinals,
29-20. Former MSU halfback Billy
Wells sprinted 96 yards on a kick-
off return to score the Steelers'
second touchdown.
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By DAVE LYON
Five residence halls "A" touch
football teams retained unbeaten
records after yesterday's I-M ac-
tion at South Ferry and Wines
fields.
Huber raised its record to 3-0 by'
overpowering previously undefeat-
ed kelsey, 26-7. Ron Willis ran for
one score and passed to Tom
Southwell, Ron Pilo, and Ron Ber-
nas for' the other Huber touch-
downs. Bruce Baldwin tallied for
Kelsey.
Taylor Victorious
Barry Marshall scored once and
threw two touchdown heaves to
Bill Orwig as Taylor hiked its
record to 3-0 with a 19-7 triumph
over Michigan.
Reeves upended previously-un-
beaten Williams, 13-0, as Ted
Green gathered in two of John
Krause's passes for scores. Rick
Staelen pitched two touchdown
passes as Scott stayed undefeated,
downing Hayden, 13-6. Strauss,
also -unbeaten, was not scheduled
yesterday.
All other "A" games yesterday
were shutouts. Greene blanked
Hinsdale, 6-0, 'when George Carr
threw a TD strike to Al Geise with
2:45 left in the game. Allen-Rum-
sey stopped Winchell, 7-0, BoV
Carlson running ,10 yards for the
score. -
Virtually the entire Gomberg
"A" team was down with the flu,
so yesterday's Wenley-Gomberg
game was postponed to a later
date.
Lone Score
Eric Epps registered the lone
score in Chicago's 6-0. triumph.
over Anderson, and Adamn% forced
Van Tyne into overtime before
losing, 1-0.
Battles between undefeated
teams featured "B" football play.
Strauss toppled Williams from the
unbeaten ranks, 19-0, in a game
filled with intercepted passes. Jerry
Vogel returned a wayward Wil-
liams aerial for a touchdown, and
Hugh Weller scored twice.
Steve Jakus passed long to Steve
Kerho for the only score in Gom-
berg's 6-0 decision over previously
unbeaten Adams. Other "B" scores:
Reeves 26, Huber 7; Van Tyne 12,
Hinsdale 6; Hayden 6, Michigan
0; Taylor 6, Cooley 0; Anderson 8,
Winchell 6; Kelsey 12, Scott 0; and
Greene over Lloyd, forfeit.
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