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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28

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$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS g.
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS
ESTATES

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Gophers Beat Michigan
To Retain Jug so

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 26
(AP) Minnesota, it's embat-
tied defense refusing to yield
under repeated pressure, made
a second-Q uarter touchdown
stand UP for a 60 victory over
Michigan today as the Gophers
retained the Little Brown jug
for the fourth straight year.
The Wolverines three times
were stopped inside the 20.
Once the Wolverines missed
a field goal from the IA, and
another time they fumbled on
a fourth down at the Gopher
seven. Michigan also missed a
first down by inches at the
Minnesota II halfway through
the fourth quarter.
Minnesota played virtually
the entire second half on de-
tense. It moved into Michigan
territory for the first time with
only three minutes remaining.
A late thrust after recovering a
tumble took the Gophers to the
Michigan five, where time ran
out.
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Texas Tech
Beats SMU

DALLAS, Oct. 20 (AP). -
Sophomore Denny Anderson
ran for lit yards, caught five
passes for 40, punted spectacu-
larry and led Texas Tech to an
upset 1876 victory over South
ern Methodist today.
The 200-pound terror from
Stinnett, Tex, scored the first
Tech touchdown on a swing
pass after pushing the 91-yard
drive along and his running
and pass receiving had South
ern Methodist on the retreat
most of the day.
A sparse crowd Of 10000
watched Tech eliminate South
ern Methodist, a two-touch-
down favorite, from the South
west Conference race. Tech al
ready was out Of it.
Bill Worley intercepted a
pass and ran IS yards for the
other Texas Tech touchdown.
Worley later intercepted an
other pass that halted a South
ern Methodist drive.
Southern Methodist scored in
the fading minutes by recover
ing a tumble by Anderson and
then rolling IS yards on the
passing Of Danny Thomas. The
payoff was an II yard throw to
Billy Cannon.
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A botched-up punt reception
got Michigan into trouble late
in the first quarter and eventu-
ally led to Minnesota's touch
down.
Jack Clancy took the punt
on the Michigan IS but FUN
bled as he was hit. The ball
rolled toward the Michigan
goal with Dick Rindfuss recov-
ering for the Wolves on their
16.
Michigan punted on second
down from the is and Jerry
Pelletier returned the kick to
the Michigan Al. The Gophers
ground the distance to the goal
in 10 plays. with the longest
gain a 10y ard quarterback
keeper by Larry Peterson.
Pelle tier scored on a dive
over the left side from 6 yards
out. Mike Reds extra point
kick was wide.
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DigraviO PAGES
Purdue, 14-O

LAEAYTTE, Ind, Oct. &c
(AP) Ron Digravio passed to
sophomore Bob Hadrick for one
touchdown and ran for another
as Purdue scored a 14-0 VIC
tory over Iowa which begged
down twice inside Purdue's Is
Ken Eby twice intercepted
desperation passes by Iowa's
sophomore Gary Shook in the
wild final quarter.
Digravio hit Hadrick with an
18-yard scoring pass in the first
quarter. He threw two more
passes to Hadrick in a third
quarter 40-yard drive and then
carried the last II yards him
self. Hadrick threw the key
block on the scoring run.
A Purdue tumble at the Iowa
is midway in the fourth quar-
ter started a Hawkeye drive
that carried to the Purdue five
before it fizzled. A 60-yard pass
from Shook to end Cloyd Webb
was the big gamer.
The Hawks later got another
chance from the Boilermaker
20, but three plunges by Lonnie
Rogers and one by Grier went
only to the IL.
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California Clipped
By rojans, 36-6

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. 26
tAP)-Two sizzling punt run
backs by Halfback Willie Brown
Started Southern Cal, the de-
Tending Big Six champion, on
the way to a 1915 victory over
California today in the confer
ence opener for both teams.
What Brown started, Trojan
Quarterback Pete Beathard
finished.
Beathard completed seven of
"A pass attempts, including a
35-yard touchdown toss to
Brown. Craig Fertig acted as
Beathard's replacement, COM
pleting seven Of eight for two
touchdowns.
Between them they helped
use build a $50 halftime lead,
The expected passing battle be-
tween Beathard and Bear Quar-
terback Craig Morton didn't de-
velop' as the Trojans made a
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Humpden-Sydney
Wins at Windup

HAMPDEN SYDNEY, Va,
Oct. 26 (AP)-Hampden Sgd
ney scored in the last As Sec
onds to stage a come-from-
behind. 1911 football victory
over Washington and Lee today.
The Tigers victory came on
Ty Tysinger's vineyard plunge,
ending a drive that started on
their own 81. A pass for the
extra point fell incomplete.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
oct. 26 (AP).-Quarterback
Pete Liske and Halfback Junior
Powell combined on a dazzling
53-yard running play today to
set up a key touchdown and
spark Penn State to a 20-0
football victory over West Vir
gjnia.
Playing in the third quarter
with the score tied, 6-6, Liske
rolled to his left for 3 yards
then lateralled to Powell, who
scampered q another so yards
down the left sideline to West
Virginia's 3 before being hit by
Glenn Holton.
Two plays later Chris Weber
crashed over from the 2 and
Ron Coates added the extrs
point to give Penn State a 1876
lead.
In the final period Liske con.
nected on a 12-yard pass Il
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SoOners Drub
Kansas State

MANHATTAN, Kan, Oct. 26
(AP).-Oklahoma, led by bat
tering Jim Grisham, blasted a
gritty Kansas State football
team, 34-9, in a Big Eight game
today.
The Sooners, seventh-ranked
nationally, were behind briefly
in the opening period. The
Wildcats thrilled a homecom-
ing crowd of $4,000 when Jerry
Cook booted a 26-yard field
goal to give them a short-lived
80 lead.
Oklahoma quickly scored two
touchdowns in the first quarter
and had to be content with a
1873 halftime advantage over
their underdog hosts.
Grisham paced the vicious
Sooner attack. He went 152
yards on 20 carries and tailed
Oklahoma's first and final
touchdowns. His first came on
a vineyard plunge. On his
second, he slammed through
the clutches of at least four
K-State tacklers and sped Sc
yards with less than three min
uteS remaining.
The outmanned Wildcats
turned in the days most spec
tacular play. Guard Dennis
Winfrey broke through and
blocked George Jarman's
fourth-quarter field goal at
tempt from the 16. End Bill
Matan Scooped up the ball and
ran untouched 70 yards for
K-State's only touchdown.
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Stanford Shocks
Notre Dame, 24-l4

STANFORD, Calf, Oct. Is
AP)-Stanford's Steve Thur
low, a 200-pound halfback who
throws well and runs better,
smashed over for two touch
downs and passed for a third
today, spearheading the Indians
to a 24-l4 victory over Notre
Dame in one Of the years big
geSt collegiate football upsets.
AS a nationwide television
audience and a Stanford sta
dunn crowd Of $1,000 watched.
the Indians broke q four-game
losing streak at the expense Of
a two-touchdown favorite Irish
team seeking its third straight
victory over California opposi-
ton.
A senior converted this year
from quarterback to halfback,
Thurlow scored twice on 5-yard
runs, and on a fourth-quarter
fourth-down gamble. he passed
seven yards to Halfback Ray
Handley in the end zone.
Braden Beck, a left-footed
booter, kicked all three CONVEX
SionS, plus a 30-yard field goal
in Stanford's first victory over
the Irish.
The Indians lost to the Foul
Horsemen in the 1925 Ross
Bowl and were defeated al
South Bend in 1912.
Notre Dame led, 1910, at the
half today, and much Of the
credit for that lead must &c
to Stanford sophomore Quar-
terback Dick Berg. He fumblec
away a chance to put his club
in the lead just before the half
time gun sounded, but he came
back CALAMITY to engineer
touchdown drives of 10 and 81
yards in the second half.
AS the final gun sounded, the
Stanford team carried Coach
John Ralston off the field. Ir
his first year with the Indians
Ralston decided to switch both
Thurlow and Dick Ragsdale
from quarterback to halfback
Then when senior quarterback
Clark Weaver was hurt early
In the season, Ralston decided
to go with sophomores and kept
both Thurlow and Ragsdale al
half.
The strategy finally paid of.
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Baylor Trims
Aggies, 34-7

COLLEGE STATION, Tex,
Oct. IS (AP). - Don Trull
passed for 242 yards and three
touchdowns today as Baylor
shattered Texas AIM, 34-7, to
remain in the Southwest Con-
ference football race.
Trul, who already holds al
most every conference passing
record, scored one touchdown
himself. His favorite target was
Halfback Larry Elmins who
caught 10 passes for three
touchdowns and l4e yards.
Elkins' three scoring catches
ties a conference record held by
several persons.
The Bears have not lost II
three conference games ant
own a Al season record. Tn
Aggies are 1-4-l.
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PENN STATE-20
w. VIRGINIA--e
FuIcons Use
PoWerToR Rap
Eagles, 34-7

AIR FORCE ACADEMY,
Colo, Oct. 26 (AP).-Air Force
blended slashing inside reverses
and end sweeps into a bruising
.ground game that shattered
Boston College, 34-7, today in
the first football meeting Of the
two colleges.
The Falcons m arched 70
yards IN six ground plays with
the opening kickoff for the
first touchdown and the ease Of
that trip foretold the final out
come.
Air Force ran the margin to
$50 before Boston College,
Jack Concannon engineered a
passing drive that paid off with
a 20-yard scoring throw to Jim
Whalen in the third quarter
Paul Wargo stole the show
from the highly rated quarter
backs-AF's Terry Isaacson
and BC's Concannon-n the
first half.
Wargo's 39-yard sprint with
a pit chout led to the first
/ fnI1nhSOxryy, av,S I,a saayAd -, 4,
pitchout in the second quarter.
Wargo launched that touc h.
down m arch by intercepting
one Of Concannon's throws on
Air Forces 81 and ran 1t back
20 yards.
Isaacson's 23-yard run with
a fake punt kept Air Forces
S0-yard touchdown march alive
in the third quarter.
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Tennessee Rolls
To 4o-7 Win

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 26
(AP).-Tennessee wore down
Chattanooga. 49-7, today in a
football game featuring long
runs and the Volunteers first
use of Information plays this
year.
The Vols had a coy 28-point
lead before they foresook their
traditional single wing and ran
eight plays from the "T".
The Vols scored five times on
runs-the longest a 94-yard
kickoff return by Tailback
Mallon Faircloth at the start
Of the third quarter-and twice
on passes.
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Broncos Tie
Jets, 1885

NEW YORK, Oct 26 (AP).-
Don Stone scored with 1:5S
remaining following a tumble
recovery and brought Denver
a 1875 tie with the New York
Jets in an American Football
League game tonight.
The loss marred the Jets
unblemished home record be.
fore the largest crowd to
witness the New York AL
entry. either as the Jets or the
Titans, in New York.
The crowd of 20.377 had Just
settled down from witnessing
Dick Woods fourth touchdown
pass when the Broncos pulled
out the tie.
The Jets had won their three
previous home CRANES and lost
all three played on the road.
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EVANSTON, NJ. Oct. IS
(AP) Sherman Lewis. Michi-
gan States I50-pound package
of dynamite, grabbed off a de-
Elected pass for one touchdown
and then bolted 81 yards for
another score today leading the
Spartans to a 1871 Big Ten
football upset Of Northwestern.
A stunned econ in g
crowd Of 5l,013 cheered North
western for a TO lead in the
second quarter and then
watched Lewis, a 5-foot-9 SEN
Tor, turn the tide while Michi-
gan States line kept North
westerns passing star, Tom
Myers, of balance most Of the
game.
Lewis climaxed a tremendous
day with an 84-yard punt re-
turn midway in the final quar-
ter. 1t moved the ball to the
Wildcat, Is but the Spartans
could not capitalize on it. Lewis
Just ran out Of gas and was
caught from behind by Willie
Stinson.
The victory was the second
against one tie for Michigan
State in Big Ten action while
Northwestern, suffering its Sec
ond loss in four conference
starts, all but bowed out Of title
contention. The Wildcats were
ranked No. 9 in the AP football
poll and were a one-touchdown
favorite.
Myers, the Big Tens leading
passer, enjoyed one successful
drive which put Northwestern
ahead, TO, in the second per-
iod. He hit on two aerials for Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
Elusive Soyers
Sparks Kansas

LAWRENCE. Ksns., Oct. %
(AP).-Gale Sayers, elusive
Kansas hsIfhack, scored twice
and raced for 104 yards although
missing half the game with a
leg injury as the Jayhawks
swamped Oklahoma State, Alt,
today for their first Big Eight
football victory.
Sayers scored on a seven
yard run before leaving the
game late in the first period
with a bruised leg. The fleet
202-pounder returned late in
the third quarter and got his
second touchdown on a 23-yard
sweep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
STATISTICS

fast start toward their second
Rose Bowl appearance.
Morton had a nine for Is day
and a seven-yard touchdown
flip to Loren Hawley in the
third quarter for the Bears
only score. Paul Larson set the
California record for touch
down passes in one season with
10 in 1854 and Morton has now
tied the mark.
Browns first long punt re-
turn came early in the opening
period-a 43-yard sideline dash
to the Bear ii. An 11-yard run
by sophomore Halfback Mike
Garrett and a three-yard blast
by Fullback Ernie Pye followed
and use had the lead, which
it never lost.
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STATISTICS

today against a team that beat
Southern California and UCLA
previously. Notre Dame march,
ed So yards in is plays for its
opening score, with Frank Bud
ka bucking over from the one.
Stanford struck back 81
yards in IL plays with Thurlov
powering the final five on the
first play Of the second quar-
ter. Five minutes later, the up
set-minded Indians went ahead
on Beck's three pointer.
Notre Dame wasted no time
in regaining the lead. Ron Bill
ey returned the kickoff 80
yards, then the Irish marched
another So to score-this time
on a 17-yard pass from Budka
to Dave Pivec.
Stanford threatened In the
final minute Of the second
quarter. A Thurlow-to-Frank
Patitucci pass went % yards
to the Notre Dame 2. But Berg
fumbled on the next play and
Clay Stephens recovered for
the Irish.
Undismayed, the indians
charged back after the inter-
mission. In their touchdown
drive Of 20 yards, Thurlow
gained SO running and COM
pleted a pass to Ragsdale for
nine.
Sewing up the victory, the
Indians went IS yards in le
fourth-quarter plays, with
Thurlow rushing for 20, Rags
dale for 26 and Thurlow pass
ing to Patitucci for II, and
finally to Handley for the
touchdown.
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Surge by Penn State
Defeats Mountoineers

Dick Anderson after Ed Stuck
ra h intercepted an errant
West Virginia pass on the
Mountineers' 40.
West Virginia put together
all its points in the third period
on a 36-yard field goal by
Chuck Kinder and a 15-yard
pass from Quarterback Jerry
Yost to End Bill Sullivan.
Coates gave Penn State a 60
lead in the first half, booting
two second-quarter field goals
after the offense stalled within
West Virginia's IS. Coates
kicked his first from the II
and second from the 10.
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CeItics Win
Over Bullets.

BOSTON, Oct. 26 (AP)-
John Havlicek spanked the Bos-
ton Celtics to their third
straight National Basketball
Association victory tonight as
the world champions defeated
the Baltimore Bullets, I23-l0s.
The game drew a record
opening crowd of 1888 at Bos-
ton Garden.
Havlicek, Just recovering
from the flu, scored "a points
Despite seeing only brief du-
ty. Sam Jones contributed 19
points.
Terry Dischinger of the Bull
lets led all scorers with 80
points,
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Navy Horriers Lose

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. rs (AP).-
Rick La mpma nm led Penn
State to a 1884 cross country
victory over Navy today.
Lampmann covered the s.
mile course in Is minutes 81
seconds. with Nays Bob Ser
mier only IL seconds behind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

Denver-Taylor 10, pass from Slaukh.
ter (Mingo kick.
New York-Maynard 81. pass from
Wood (Guesman kick.
New 'York-Christy l, run (Guesmar
kick.
New York-Maynard %. pass from
Wood (Guesman kick.
Denver-Joe l.. run (Mingo kick).
Slaughter (Mingo kick.
Denver-Taylor 6, pass from Slaugn.
ter (Mingo kick,
New York-Maynard SO, pass from
Wood (GueSman kick).
New York-Mackey 8, pass from
Wood (Guesman kickJ.
Denver-Stone 8, run CMingo kick.
Attendance-20,377.
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Buffalo-Kemp 1. run (Yoho kick).
Boston-Romeo g., pass from Parelli
lCappelletti kick).
Buffalo--Kemp 1. run (Yoho kick),
Buffalo Kemp 1, run (Yoho kick)
Boston-Crump 2. run (Cappelletti
kick).
Boston--Graham ~, pass from Parellj
Cappelletti kick). '-'
(Yoho kick.
Attendance-29,243
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PATRIOTS LOSE
TO BILLS, 1921

BUFFALO. N. Y, Oct. 26
(AP)-Jack Kemp, who scored
three touchdowns, tossed a So
yard pass to Charley Ferguson
tonight and then watched him
race 80 yards for a touchdown
that gave the Buffalo Bills a
1921 AFL victory over Bos-
tons Patriots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

WEST VIRGINIA - 9 9 9 0-.e
Penn state-FG, Coates, 25.
Penn State-FG, Coates, 90.
West Virginia-Sullivan is, pass from
YoSt (kick failed).
Penn state-Weber 2, run (Coatei
kick.
West Virginia-Fd. Kinder. 80.
Penn State--Anderson ~, pass from
Liske Coates kick.
Attendance, 45,75O.
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NEW YORK. Oct. IS, (Ap)-
The New York Knickerbockers
defeated Philadelphia 109-101
tonight and moved into third
place in the Eastern Division of
the MIRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

ST. LOUIS. Oct. rs, (AP)-
Zelmo Beatty scored 38 points,
his high as a professional, to
lead the st. Louis Hawks to a
127-103 victory over the Detroit
PiStonS tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

Southern cal-Pye 3. run (Brownell
kick.
Southern Cal-Brown IS, pass from
Beathard lBrownell kick).
Southern Cal-Moton 80, pass from
Fertig (Brownell kick.
southern Cal-Heller 2, run Brown
nell ktck).
alifornia-Hawley z. pass from Nor
ton run failed).
Southern Cal-Garrett %, pass from
Fertig Drown rum.
Attendance, 41,000.
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kick).
stanford-Thurlow 5, CBeck kick,
Stanford-FG. Beck 80.
Notre Dame-Pivec IL, pass from
st@ntoFd-ThurioW 5. run Beck
stanford-Handley z. pass from Thur
low (Beck kick.
] Attendance-65,0 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

OKLAHOMA Ia OLA "a
KANSAS STATE = 8 o o g. y
Kansas State-FG, Cook (26).
Oklahoma-Grisham /, run (Jarman
kick).
oklahoms-aRentzeI II. punt return
kick failed.
oklahoma-Psge l. run (Jsrman
kick.
oklahoma-cowan 4, run CJarman
kick.
Kansas state-Matan 70. run after
blocked field goal attempt (psss
oklahoma-crisham SO. run (Jarman
kick.
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Spartans Upset
Wildcats, ISL

yards to set up Stinston's six
yard touchdown run.
Michigan State struck back
late in the second quarter and
scored when Steve Juday d.
rected an 87-yard march which
ended when Judays 29-ysrd
pass was DETECTED by defender
Jim Dau into the arms Of Lewis
in the end zone.
A fake kick for the extra
point and an attempted pass
for two points failed, giving
Northwestern a rs halftime
lead.
The Spartans drove deep
into Wildcat territory the first
time they had the ball in the
second half, but failed to score.
Northwestern took over only to
have Lewis thwart the drive by
stealing a Myers pitch. On the
next play Lewis went 81 yards
for a touchdown, a Michigan
State record run from scrim-
mage.
Another attempted pass for
two points failed, but Michigan
State led, 1877. The Spartans
put a Northwestern victory
beyond reach with less than
two minutes to go in the third
quarter when Earl Lattimer
booted a 47-yard field goal. .
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Baylor-Elkins 80. pass from Trull
Davies kick).
BAylor-Trull /. run Davies kiek).
Day-ElkinS -, pass from 1run ida
vies kick).
Baylor-Ei<ins -. pass from Trull
BaYior@Hesth 9. pass from Naples
(kiek failed.
Texas A&M-Lssrance /. run lee
kick).
Attendance-2I.0 900.
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Purdue-,Hadrick Is pass from Digravio
Long kick.
Purdue--Diyravio Il. run. GonE kick)
Attendance 1891.