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Show 3rd Ranked Colorado N. p T77?!C0WD0S VT1 v BOULDER, CbUvTUPIMThe- - junior quarterback Ronnie John-- ! of IS and nine yards to end Jeristalfcd Ifief a drive tol- on the starting offensive team me son we viudiwiiia anve in nrs Kes- - because of injuries, scorea witff Hne. , ry uie, u)ioraao penoa. "mig ruiuuiig rniipotwo Keep a state tuilb ck jaca iwviiuuiv 0 'w. urt i auwcnrt ihnn M ntLhi,wav .uy.'.wat.,forrpH t 1mm, the came. The ana BauoacK set up when uo6neylftlueh 0 an att.aek on- - the arouno ncnvend to score.siana, a run oy Johnson to the Colo! touchdown--wa- s : raw one yara line was called linebacker Dave Bartelt recov pouiw uiroujsn vwiwuy igroUnd,.KOredthe '' .fene saiuraay w upset ure un- - qaarter m Mss r s -- winning, field goal back by a personal foul penalty, ered a Gosney fumble on the d sweep ov Buffa- ime when --Oklahoma beaten and thifd-rank: Coloradoi with tlx nw face Oklahoma SUte 48..; he miflriortiirh nn.Kctiv X. 1 J 70-- 7 irrjr , Eight Conference Victory. The winning margin fame on! 7 B:g r , ,...Mk "'V""; Jf ! ""ll , .... ' Mi trealli . . s - rtlr:n one-var- Pc,.v i - 8tltc ;1 . - Alabma Hangs orr For low dropped Coach ltd Hit Crowder'n BilSfabei out of 'the 'Big Eight' lead behind Okla in homa, which - ii unbeaten teacup blav. Colorado Is 11 (overall tills year, while Okla- oma .stare standi at u. Sophomore quarterback Bob AnrfcPanh krvwerf lm lh mill In theihM a CraJ Okla- Kessler. by quarter ) homa State grabbed an early Oklahoma State had won only lead on a acoriivj run by a 13-1- 0 single game this year, a vic) tory over Arkansas. Johnson, who has mill ed most of the season with a bro CLEMSON, 8. C.1 (LTD-- T) rti ler etidrth field nnal ken wrist, continually called on fensive back Eddie i Probst hSleVe Davis. Iih fimtiln. nf fulihack Tim . power iweepa by Reynolds andl knocked down a pasg in Ehe end BUt thrlco beaten Clemwn ' et up Kelly bcon Gosney to get big yardage, v mi and stopped inothef touch - domiMud. the .aecond hair Tho' tog Plunae. Johnson engineered a Byardidown threat with an intercep.' defending Atlantic Coast' Con drive after the opening kickoff,Uon Saturday to preserve a ference champloni narrowed 7 0 using 19 plays. A key to the victory for Alabama over Alabama! lead to three points Illinois drive was an Illegal procedure aurprume Clemson. when tailback Buddy Gore 0 penalty on Colorado which Bear Bryants Crimson Tide, score a, fourth period touch Win came on a Cowboy fourth down fte unbeaten streak down and Oklahoma the State gave eiided a week aso bv Tennessee : FORT WORTH (U!PIl-- NeClemson was driving well on 17-1- 3 r built up a 3 half-tim- e ni ill mi .. braska'e Cornhuskera converted spark it needed. lead its next terlei of and the plays Johnsonconnected on passea behind the passing of Ken Stab their only sustained drive into a OKLAHOMA STATE'S Jade Reynoldi (U) breaki ftrobgh tte akrado Hoe for an eight-yar- d record crowd of 49,600 sniffed ' field goal Saturday, but cashed gain drring action la the Satnrday am a in which th Cowboy upaet the third-rankanother upset in the making. CTOUClhIo7aTI) -HIn on two interceptions and a Colorado grid squad 10-(Herald-UP- I Tele photo) Propst a senior from Binning alfback Dave Jacbon hurtled fumble recovery for three shortdashed their hopes by over the Ohio State line for a ham, order touchdowns ' to handily a Jimmy Addison touchdown with 35 seconds left mlerceptlng oeieai Texas Christian 28-In 14-1- 3 Squeaker on the Alabama 23. ' in the past game Saturday Frank Patrick, the Buskers' Propst had stopped another Illinois to a 1743 upset Big Ten Wool sophomore quarterpmson touchdown threaUs wacpuened-th- eill UiC BCUJilU (iiUU IfUCU lie The IllinL believed onfte rop LOS ANGELES cnampions into a quick 134 lead (0JPI) charge of the fiercely batted down a pass in the es In the wage of an overwhelmin the opening minutes of the Youthful Jerry Quarry scored contested bout. end tone. This stopped the! Ti defeat d by Notre Dame a ing strikes an uTxpiiar.iJ-rouh-d gkme with? Alabama nine and majority Scorln on California' nlmnll. gers at-t55-1- 3 week agordroye 77 yards in 17 to Dennis Kachantsky and Dick decision over former champion fled to field for had goal go system, referee they jt , Davis. Both were set up by the Floyd Patterson plays for the winning touchdown Saturday and Vera Bybee of San Francisco which was wide. advanced to the semifinals of called It a 6 draw. He was Alabama went - to the long It was Jackson, a fleet 170-lyewasKa defense. SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) Linebacker Ken Geddes. who the World Boxing Association's overruled by pound iophomorevwho, set up" Achey mared a By JIM EVANS Past Judges Joe Olmos pass early In the game and had Young University's had set up Nebraska tournament to find a successor and Lee Grossman, who had Instance success, stabler mt the winning score With a crucial OXP0ED, Misi. (UPI)All-dssip- from quarterback Dick WoodalL Brigham . - touchdown with his first inter to handdash to the Ohio State freshmen NewlnBruce Friday gridders two The at quarterback teams, retiring deposed title holder Cassiui Quarry a winner. The UPI split end Dennis Homan with three and two plays later he deadfockUd the University of Utah frosh ception, plucked a flat zone pass Clay, ell passed for two touchdowns termlsslon in a Ala mat a card had Patterson gave ahead 74. pass T $ scored. defeat with out of the hands of TOTs Ross The hard punchingr-Skyea- r. r Most 'of the Saturday to lead the Rebels to left more than 26,000 fans a itlnglng .estimated 8,000 bama the bail on the uemson on touchdowns three over Illinois jumped to a 104 half-tim- e coming 39 old Quarry, who weighed 193, breathless as they battled to a narrow Montgomery f and upset win Tall In sped first the felt of period. Marl early Patterson, fans, Houston Cou- - the wire. d lead only 'to see it disappasses from BYU's three quar untouched yards for a third dromed Patterson with short boro, N.Y., deserved the deci- - back Ed Morgan dove over the terbacks. touchdown in the third period, rights to. jheJMad Jn lheaecond when the Buckeyes. roared out for ito pear his lived Dean, tacMeJronutwo . billing ..... up yards .... KowWcbJhey -- QuarterbackRFSo1 In the second half with two back Newell Ut end Mac Haik with fourth roundsrBut h had The former field' and Alabama's e what being woundup champion siiafedTrpuntTrom aerlalr-- a 50- a. touchdowns. pass in the second iteoei Julian Fagan, picked up tossed the longest goal two plays before the end of to battle to bold his own in the and Quarry, Bellflower, Calif. onlv touchdown.Bill Miller the half kicked in the other late rounds as Patterson. 133. with end yard play trie erst for Keoera had battled to a controversial some vicious blocks, and period 1967 October 29, ned zone and Husker points. At. Sunday Herald 17 touchdown and, with 30 second scamperea appeared to get stronger and me lengxn w ttme crossing into the draw here last June 9. Sunday, Utrt County, UMI final seconds pass left In the third period, nailed field. Twice late in me half Mark Hulse, and Rick Jones al A - ifctUM.tit.iiutwunil ... . f Mi ii ii i m nrtnri. eachw from sub quarterback Al Fierro Hank Sfcows wdth a. with kss than two minutes re-- so passed for one a on came Utah's two scores to reserve fullback Buster scoring pass. maming Old Miss was kept plunge by Richard Yannon padded the score more Race kicker Jfamiy Keyes, from the Cougar goal men end Swartz and an iwnt re-- : and gave Nebraska 2 season rec- Tom Paciorek eontmuing Ms near-perfeTHE intercepted two FRi: 'TIL Cal ; Poui-son- . record against 04 for TCU. turn by quarterback ord, added two conversions lone scoring bombs from New ---r A crowd of 16,656 watched a which made all the difference ell, both at the Houston two BYU fullback Chris Reading comedy of errors on bom aides when Houston kicker Ken yard line. , racked up an impressive rush withjjlrequent iumbleaand Hebert failed After-th- e first thiteh fartertotat-- 19 carries for wo interceptions.' fort. , Houston attempted to ing - The first Rebel score came 11 cefnon, Utah's Charlie Evans lyards. run the ban out. Failing, the 50 yards on zu car seconds after Houston aceWar-were forced to punt, a picked up , , ries. , ren McVea recorded his first Cougars Force CSU, dribbler that was nailed by the "fumble of me year, i 47 Houston on Rebels the and - " Rebel defenders pounced on Carried back to the 81, BUSY PORT , To -1the baU and on the next play " Houston. Tex. lies 84 miles On the first from scrim play Haik ecored; mage, Newell drew back, loosed from the Gulf of Mexico, but 7-17 i , ..The two Cougar taHle came his "' and taw Paciarek It ranks as one of the busiest f,.T ' early and late. Little Don BeanJ comebomb A United States. In the second with the for ports it AIR FORCE ACADEMY. up an explosive runner who stands the city to the Colo. (UPI)-A- lr Force Acade- 8 arid weighs 170 pounds, cap- time. Houston then ran out the channel links .' sea. 'ii' ":j.';-mr quarterback Craig Baer tured a Rebel punt on his own dock, used infantry tactic and enemy ' 26 yard line In the first period errors Saturday to crack a and ran 74 yards to score. Hous- tough Colorado State University ton added its second six pointer ground game and escape witkj m the final period when Calvin 1747 tie. - - " : ' , 7 ! Clemson Win Nebraska falt NIr ! 'K Defeats Scores 13-1- TCU 29-- Over Ohio State . 13-1- - ed Scores Unpopular - Kittens Drub Mississippi Upsets 9th Ranked Houston Decision Over Patterson Bi-E- Papooses in Game to.-lif- t- lght 5an4-21-yar- he fdve-poi- nt - 6-- pi rd 7-- 6 7-- 7 55-1- 14-1- 3 nlnih-ranke- ... . ante two-tim- r - d rd 1 rd one-yar- d rd ct - MAN'S SHOP 3-- and MON. SHOP 9 -- ; Air Battle wil r Deadlock 5-- i' Rematch of Top '66 College Grid Teams Fizzles; Irish orceitKlnchaitcelori win with 28 seconds left In the game when Dennis Leuthauser field goal. But missed a Gophers Nip Beats Michigan State 24-1- 2 Michigan in State Ind. SOUTH BEND, Game 20-1- 5 MINNEAPOLIS -- 1 (UPI) . - Minnesota scored two : fourth touchdowns Saturday to period : edge Mlchigan 2045 and keep alive the Gophers' Rose Bowl "Hopes. Quarterback Curt Wilson -- scored twice on runs and fired a bn . pass for the other touchdown to erase the Wolve- rines' 1W) early lead. : . The Gophers, bent on revenge t. L after suSering a 4W walloping .. at Mtehigan last year, were plagued all day by the option runs of Wolverine quarterback Dennis Brown and the drives of halfback Ron Johnson. But in the end the cool generalship of "Wilson, aided by George Kemp's key runs, prevailed. Minnesota closed the gap Jo on. the second play of the i&ii ' " . final period on Wilson's pass to Mike Curtis and scored counter with about six minutes - left on, JWlson'a three-yar- d run. ' The ; victory left Minnesota with a M Big Ten record and gava iMkhigan a 04 conference . r j (UPI- )With : rookie ;. fullback Jeff Zimmerman scoring three t o u c h d owns, Notre Dame trounced crippled Michlganj State 2442 Saturday in a pale rematch of last year's football "Game of the Century." The nationally televised clash between last seasons No. 1 and ranked teams had been expected to rank as the big is game year's campaign, also. Instead, It was a lopsided contest between two teams who have had mediocre success and in which the Spartan forces were aaj3ped'by' injuries and suspensions. Last year's clash wound up with Irish coach Ara Parseghlan choosing to stick to the ground in the final mini rather than gamble for victory. This year, despite of-th- 10-1- 32-ya-rd he actually gave the Falcons a tie by making good on a rd could not field goal Michigan 10--0 score until less than 11 minutes Colorado State took a lead on field a haltime were left in the game. Then the Al Lavan and a Spartans scored twice. within goal by touchdown pass from quarter-- 1 es back Jerry Manuel to end Dick Morgan with 1:47 left to the rd three-minut- Missouri rd 7--0 COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) --The speedy Okjahoma Soonerg .turn-- ) ed one big play Saturday into a 0 victory ever Missouri before rd 7-- ' fans. ' ' Baer Bcoredjffie CadetalJIrst touchdown early in the third plunge. period on a one-yaTailback Dave Mumme scored the 'only other Air Force run touchdown on a later hi we third pertod. The Rami from Fort Cbllihs, Cok., came hack with 13:39 left In the game and set up a short drive after a pass Interference ' 55,000 I half. Sooners Trip - f . - ' ., h I a and a rd I I six-ya- rd i L i, rd ' go-ahe- . 1 ll ' Hunter's Helper, ' Need Youll Find Out H You Talk Take Them To to Us. ? ' 5- - , ' if- - M t -- "TT r v ' ' if v ' . " i how to recognize Shapes by Fashion Park the new suit for Fall '67 1. 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Chicago ' Bears will miss the j - next four games because of Is the Profile of Protection : badly Injured right wrist ; . ". To replace - Dowd - on- - fee roster, the Bears activated TOM YOUR H0M Charley Brown, their second i draft choice from Syra-cus- e Complst?? I I: this year. the ; . ' . ; 145 Nonh lX)Mny . i. . CLARK'S CHARGE; BANKAMERICARD and WALKER; PANKARD WELCOME |