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Show ' - Sunday Herald 12- -- m RP. 5 Passer Leads PurdueTo UpsW Underdogs Edge Top Rated Eleven TV. e had come-from- - 5fe "ifiei - vi villi I luiev Held To V 10-- 7 w,ith Ohio B u ckeyes Victory 1 4-- 3 COLt"MBUS, Ohio (UP!) -- i down underdogs, stopped every North Carolina shot Ohio State threat but one, and touchdown' four times stopped Buckeye ANN ARBOR, Mich. iUPI)- -; Ohio State with a ed the first time it got the ball and; marchers deep ia their own Sophomore Dick Vidmer came another score with 56 se-- ritorv. off the bench Saturday to pass comls to pIay in aa upset Quarterback Danny Taibott Michigan Jo a 10-- 7 victory over victory today over the favored ' scored first, running five yards ' on a keeper play within the ruaaed California which was a Buckeyes. - first five minutes of play.-atouchtwo The Tar Heels, underdog. teammate Max Chapman raced Vidmer'g passing and the. 48 yards with less than a mintougfl running of halfback Carl' ute remaining lor the other Ward pushed the Wolverines in score; both scoring drivesTYidmer; A crowd of 80,182 watched in scored the only Michigan touchawe as the Tar Heels evened d and1 down on a sneak Plucky ter-add- '0 S f . 0 utni4i)r aiuruiii r ana mi mm penectiy T, I , North Carolina Bombs Is Michigan if ! , 25-2- times r I ' d ,0 2l 18 lead than six minutes to down Passes and then drov!..i, u.... , ft UJl . ' Purdue on scoring Play. march in the last minutes Sat Purdue got the kick-of- f on Its' urday to whip favored Notre own 33, and It was, Griese'sj name. chance id take charge. He did,! Griese, who once hoped . to ; wuhihree consecutive comple-- i nlav ftff the Irish, missed re-- titmi Ha cant ennKnmnra flank.! tfivers only.thre r 4 i j iu-jDam- . 25-2- 1 LAFAYETTE, Ind. 1UP!( paid off with Slim Bob Griese, sniper with8 behind victory lootuu. mrew inrte HI his! lib f first pass for a .gain. the game, He and his five re-Next he picked out sophomore; naa tne aeienaers tmn ceivers tight end Jim Beirne over t h e whirling in circles trying to pro- center of the line and laid the, ' tect themselves. baii in fus hands for a Purdue' flood pass patterns gain. On the next play,' Beirne; went. straight down and turned out to grab the ball for a d nd t - 1 ; Field Goals 1 i r'V Give Tigers one-yar- their record H in handing Ohio" Rick Sygar booted a State a surprise defeat in the field goal for the winning points.) Buckeye opener. , 32-6 The victory, second straight Place kicker Bob Funk acand! Ten the for defending Big Ohio State counted for the gain. Rose Bowl champs, came 'riNCETON N, J (UPIi -s- score with a only field goal mid-ai- r OVF.H-NPurdue's ia U foot the AND otre LP Nick Eddy ( 47) Dame's by by caught then Halfback Gordon Teter second half surge; a Char,k Gogolaki with 8 seconds elapsed in the Jim Long (right) as be. hurdles teammate Tom Regner (71) during action at Lafayette pite strong Ule ocdrs plunged through the .line for win auuuc.uj amg2in2 nlaoe-- wkinff uy I cat second period. It was the third (Herald-l'Pin the Content Irish Purdue ranked the Saturday upset Fighting lop three yards and the winning - i- - - wun six Consecutive garneT dating baek" "1 bulwark and took the scoring tfteid score7 winding up a touchdown Telephote) toalsr including irrto the 1964 season, that Ohio parade that needed only 69 sec ier, to ruin. Rutgers 32-- Satur- - State was held without scoring onds. second California s ' string day on the 96th anniversity of a touchdown." ! The game " drew tl ""biggest quarterback, Dan Berry, prod- - college football's oldest rivalry, struck early North Carolina ded the Bears' offense into ac-- j UNIVERSITY PARK, ; Pa. crowd ever to attend a game Hun-tio- n Gogolak. a over on Ohio State's 49 taking while the stubborn defense Michigan State, be- - in nndlanar 61.921. and the fUPI) garjan refugee who kkka the after a short punt rolled dead. 14-1- 0 21-- 7 -- VMI frustrated Michigan's scoring bail with the side of his foot Halfback hind Steve Juday'i running and; crowd, saw everything it Chapman set up the led the favored score with Rich Kenneys accurate! peeled to "see.. Each team had hopes. , Twice the Wolverines soccer-styla smash to wheelTech, over set WEST moved into scoring position in Tigers to a season-openin-g Georgia vic-POINT, N.Y, (UPlH ATLANTA (UPI) Free toe and a stout defense, smoth- the lead three times and the' the five, before Taibott Buckeye Army scored its first touchdown ing sophomore quarterback Har-- J Texas A & M was trailing 19- - the second half but both times; tory with field goals, of 52, 39, ran untouched into the end ered Penn State, 23 Saturday. score was tied once. the season, midway through Ledbetter led Texas A & M 8 nd hacked un to it own 23- - the Bears' defensive halfback,; 27, 41, 37 and 27 yards. touchdown one TWBn for uAak'w ran vrVM iran hm Juday zone. Taibott kicked the extra nnnnnH . ,. . Talamountain and set up another with his v vj anA w v.rHt tor NAtrelthe third period today and went, to two touchdowns in the final; n. major couege piayer, m point and the Tar Heels held a K0,mick Wf, first-ha- lf passing while Kenney Dame, the seventli ana eigntn " ' '","' ' r, "r""""' . the attack rolling. He scored on . ," , i w s' kicked three field goals and nf hi rareer tv nc a school tM " uu llrlv ur . w ogoals in a simrle i if u ba w van vi airame before Early in the second period, a muiw; ' 21-one sneak a yard also both extra points. - Gqgolak's .,...4 .cloKlichojl hu tha ol.;tUte, iiiuuiiuiui ciauucu uirc in t u drive by Ohio State fizau-uof the left in the game at the end of, mer's within six twice in Shut out minutes Tennessee an last: oroKe by On defense, the rugged Spart-jeg- e on the California ivy league zled on the North Carolina nine jnvPntor of the forward passes h week's opener and scoreless third period and rang up ans baited twee ran aiate pass, uus twrais. driv and then, passed iy vnrA linA The irifprpAntlnni recora. in to kick accounted for and Funk was called touchdown er in half the first the line early against! started the Rnn on their onlv! He personally drives within their 28 . to halfback Lloyd the field " The second Ivan field goal yards goal. 20 of Princeton's points and struck! a pass. VMI, Army's Cadeta and held the Lions heralded touch- touchdown drive of the day, for the ahead third Ohio Four Dame's State Notre go times, gener? produced now has kicked a total of 17 running game in check. down with only 1:24 remaining.: rierry passed and ran Cali- field lead. But the Irish couldn't hold scoring drives, sea- ated potential his three goals during the Spartans', Bob Apisa, The Aggies "had not threat- fornia to the Michigan 16, then son with the Tigers. A crowd but Norm Carolina dumped it against Griese's onslaught. tricky runner from Hawaii, sup--j Don' Unverferth well into the fourth period threw to halfback Ted Parks on of 40,000 at Palmer Stadium quarterback ened Earlier, Griese had completed ! plied the icing on the cake with the goal line for the touchdown. gave him a rousing reception for long losses to stall the 194 a when a for to Ledbetter, Beirne pound' a pass touchdown run during a Bucks. w frra Brectenridge, Tex,, hit Michigan drove for "more that at the final gun. touchdown " comerom-bhin- j ar-lwith PITTSBURGH (UPI) a that ended which he slipped at least three pass aled 200 in half hit the he first and a yards edge. Then terback Kenny Lucas, blending a drive and brought tackles. iju. though on the was Vidmer that carried them into Tech Beirne again with a the first time since; bench for the opening, of the for 0 throw and a 1. i AnkJ arifaltTiHirUOry th PanfKAM scoring .A Than t,llri0J Waajii TWO .. midway ki the second, period. game, for the Boilermakers. down passes Saturday to lead; on a wobbjy,punt by Tom SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) 12a' on The third telly was for their second score. The to a 13--9 victorv The San Diego Chargers have pass from Griese to Ml-- er 'Oklahoma for the Panthers! ball rolled dead on the Sooners' (yard activated defensive tackle Fred back initial triumph in a football 28 and Lucas went into his-- pass- Kandy Mmmcar. Moore and linebacker Bob Hor-to- n of series with the Sooners. each After though, these, ing act, moving the ball to the from the taxi squad for conversion of Richie Lucas, anieight-yar- d his on Brother failed line, . Then, Lucas ' Griese with clash Kansas the Sunday's at. arched a throw to end Mitch quarterback attempts, first with a place--, Rivikift Titv Chif . back Jack Jacobson was kick, then twice with passes. Penn State in 1959, the younger! Zalnasky, who made the catch ' waived in make room for the But he didnt miss after the Lucas steered the Panthers to;lri the end zone as he fefl for a I their scores in the second peri- touchdown with 52 seconds re-last touchdown. pair. od. He caught Eric Crabtree maining in the half. dj Victory d Perm State Blanked , k 25-2- 1 - j - Spartans By 6 Army Hits Win Column in Texas A&M Rolls To Upset Georgia Tech Win Game e, WV n.' T'.w . . - m rd anoth-throug- Cur-ingt- - Panthers Tip Sooners -Qu- -- d T 6-- 3 12-1- ov-'h- j JFli iiri UJ U j Nelson, Henderson Capture Top Honors in Golf Tourney SPAN1SH FORK Bev Nelson Jones and Eddie Wellcsley, 69, low net; Mary Norman and and Gwen Henderson took top n best honors in state ball tourney at the Spanish Fork golf course Friday. The golf twosome posted a 77 to take low gross of the field honors during the meet, f Afton Larsen and Eva Jean kelson and Phyllis Meik "and .Mary Babcock tied for low net f the field honors with a 64. duo won a ,The suddea death playoff to win the Meik-Babco- ck trophy. . ST: . , Other results: Championship flight Vonita Harrison 78. A Flight Mary Grace and Vivian Gardner, 89, low gross; L. Jensen and J. Mortensen, F. Bona and Barbara Larsen and G. Brown and A. Burbidge, ail tied for low net at 70. K. Evans and J. B flight Jex, 93, low gross; H. Towers add M. Puhlman, 67, low net. LaUuty L3 HUNTERS WESTIMGHOUSE 0 18 cu. ft. 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