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Show fyi yj-.-i- rr1 ,, yr ry.vyjro.r jr yy y; w irwTryyyyyyy ryyy r'TV rw ww M inrT v ww "' " w w w ww yi w v w K 'Ci , DESERET NEWS, Monday, October 9, 1967 4C PRO GRID Charger Rally Nets Tie In SUMMARY Ihm tomrnm luttm Capitol Diviston Notionol r Doll! Green Bay, Colts Win UPI Sport Writer Sonny Randle in the final minutes, to give the 4 victory Niners an exciting over the previously unbeaten Los Angeles Rams. had which Los Amreles, humbled Dallas the previous week and entered Oils game as favorite, scored three a hWm a But. trailing rained the Forty Niners to their third victory in four decisions to tie them with Los Anreles for second tslace in the Coastal Division behind Baltimore. rit. - 74-2- p-T- ; I Brodie. who Disced eighth among league passers last year and was seventh this season also prior to Sunday's games, I Westminster 1 dalukitfr . t rs- - n -r .f - .: lw. ar " return by Ray threw touchdown passes of 59lto play. In other games thelone of a yards to John David Crow and Philadelphia Eagles routed the NItschke. Detroit, capitalizing the New on a pair of interceptions off Atlanta Falqons 38-55 yards to Bob Windsor. With the defeat of Los York Giants tripped the New Zeke Bratkowskl, had taken a and the Si 104 lead in the second quarter Angeles, the Baltimore Colts Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers stood Louis Cardinals defeated the but Bratkowskl made amends 4wito touchdownpasses to Penny out as the only unbeaten teams Minnesota Vikings leff ln the NFlrafter four weeks Baltimore, held -- to a field Anderson and Boyd Dowler. was of the season. Baltimore over- goal in toe first half, rallied Washington seemingly touchdown run geared for an upset of Dallas powered the Chicago Bears 24-- 3 behind a ' and the Packers, who show a with an intercepted pass by when Sonny Jurgensen hit rookie Rich Volk to topple toe Charley Taylor with an eight-Bear-s. with three their tie alongOrdell Braase iced yard scoring pass with little victories, beat the Detroit Lions matters less than four minutes more than a minute to play. But Dallas won Its third game In later by scooting nine yards Meredith, who earlier tossed a the with a fumble recovery. four starts by edging scoring pass to Lance 4 on a Green Bays winning touch- Retzel, hit Reeves with toe Washington Redskins pass from Don Meredith down also came on a fourth-quart- winner. to Dan Reeves with 10 seconds pass interception, this An interception and fumble d 27-2- 1 34-2- 4. j - 27-1- d 17-1- er By NICK YENG1CH Deseret News Sports Writer losing skein. two-feam-e Arsianian had planned a wide open offense for the Cal crew. Paul Waite, generally a fine passer, opened at quarterback. Henry Owens was to catch as well as ran the balL Tackle led Parson a Lindsay Gary s John Knight shuttled to end for some much 199 356 attack that totaled yards, on the ground and 157 in the air. needed blocking. Williams, the LA. coach, botched Sarks Lindsay rushed for 155 yards on by throwing toe defense San Diego used plans 36 carries. He has now packed when they started Webers downfall two weeks 366 in three the pigskin yards 16-7- tilt Parson ago. Arsianian was forced to throw Nick Gold-war-e offense. into the fray to move his no-g-o Mike Nick responded by running Weber to the 13-- 3 quarterback his best afternoon, win. L.A. controlled the ball and the game in the completing first half. They ran, excluding punts and One statistic that hurt Wes- penalties, 40 plays to Weber's 26. With e cost them tminster fumbles at the helm, Weber ran toe ball 51 to Cal the ball game. The Parsons States 14 after intermission. bobbled toe ball four times, Goldware carried toe ball for 52 yards. The including one In toe end zone. 160-ljunior also hit four passes for 49. More The end zone fumble gave toe important, he mixed Lee White over center Montana crew one of their two and Henry Owens wide, and added his own occasional bursts to get Weber bade to the TDs. winning way. Westminster move to ColoraSark made a few other changes that didn't do Springs for the game with awry. the Air Force greenles. Last go Guard Bob Schexnayder, an old one at 26 Parthe Air Force dumped year Ervin had 15-3- Gold-war- sons 22-- next Westminster's game will be October state-riv- al home 21 when 42-1- ... 'Aggies Set 28-1- 4 8 p.m. A member of toe coaching Staff will narrate the film and give 'a scouting report on Pacifhomecoming ic, Saturdays their offense." opponent That third period' was a big The public is also invited to one for Ute Jack Monday- - meeting. Gehrke, tagged offensive player of the week, and for tackle Arinin Blaufuss, Ute blocker of Dickson .Leads 'f - x . the week. , Mexico Gehrke had to take a back GUADALAJARA, '(UPI) Bob Dickson, a Texan seat for a while to toe glamor of who does everything fa a big Stone.' But he got the job done way, led the United States fa with some excellent generalrunning regaining toe Americas Cup ship. His attack. and aerial Cares and Amateur golf tiO& Inside-outsid- 4 Hof AFL Play I1 0 1 J 0 1 1 ' 0 t 1 000 333 250 000 00 03 as 15 id H By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Writer 75 317 1 41-- 0 1 17-1- 1 f. C-- hard-runnin- Mol-na- five-yar- 16-1- Pannier's Decked By Pokes ... Frazier '4 e ing was so-sJohn Erhaus also cut no big niche, leaving Sanford to settle what Issues he could. Afi three looked immature points fa the first hall than we compared to Toscano of did against either Minnesota or Wyoming. Oregon," Glddings smiled. Our scout was absolutely awed by Wyomings show of .Wins Stock Race strength and versatility against LANGHORNE, PA. (UPI) -We Dutch said. BYU," Giddings Hoag of Bath, N.Y., aver-cant see where Wyoming 1 men r homsun-weake- r 8t705 over last ged to win the 17th annual Naanywhere day year. 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Surprising mileage. When new car tires wear out this Wrap-mBi- tf CAMP EQUIPMENT Fixtvrss, Pips, Valvn, Fitting, Threading, Etc. Daijtan Thorobred IhwiitmA Dmjton Thorabrad Msdtn lairew list wbltswill skaiMsrs 15ii PLUMBING .I BYU Gets that wescnred.19 .more - sMedTf Tofrese n Strong d 127-yar- USU Stuns Tigers keep-the-ba- bombs kept toe Loboa guessing. Jack hit 7 of 19 for 140 yards and two touchdowns. He hit talented receiver Rich Groto on two TJD. bombs, both good for 33 yards. His quarterback T.D. keeps, induding a run, were instrumental He did all this after suffering a pesky bruised muscle above his knee. The press box was buzzing g with talk about r Ute, Charlie Smith. Steve also ran with zest. Sopho- more reserve Jerry Simonson Came through with a blocked pm, fumble recovery and three unassisted tackles. Gary Karl, a talented defensive end for Utah, left toe game with a hurt knee. The Ute camp is hoping it will respond for Wyoming. Most encouraging was the out of hand. , All of which led to'Giddings observation that at tones we played our best and at tones our worst football of toe season. But 1 was real happy with the third quarter when we throttled fact 1 phis State Monday night, at the University Club. as 117 05 The tie was another blow to the Patriots dim hopes of i 0 Coastal Division becoming a contender for the Boltlmoro . .. 4 0 0 1 000 131 47 Los Anoole There is no impossible dream Eastern Division crown as it 5 I 0 750 125 San Francisco .. 3 0 750 to "for the Boston Patriots just a left them in fourth place with a Atlanta .... 0 4 0 000 45 Saturday's Psevlt nighbnare. record. The New York Cleveland 21. Pittsburgh 10 Sunday's Resells Several months ago when not Jets, who beat Oakland San Prtndsro 27, Los Angolas 24 Baltimore 14, Chicago 3 even' Tom Yawkey thought toe Saturday night, lead toe East Green Bay 27, Detroit IT Red Sox had a chance to make with a Dallas 17, Washington 14 mark. St Louis 34, Minnesota 24 toe World Series, toe Patriots Philadelphia 30. Atlanta 7 New York 27 Now Orleans 21 were scheduled to play toe San The tie, achieved on a pair of Sunday's Oamas John Hadl touchdown passes in Detroit at Chlcaoo , Diego Chargers in Fenway Park Los Anpolss at Baltimore the final period, kept San Diego Minnesota vs. Gmen Bay at Mllwouke on Saturday night, October 7. New Orleans at Dallas in the Western Division lead Sox Red toe But New York at Pittsburgh impossible with a record while Kansas St. Louis at Cleveland dream became a reality and San Francisco at Philadalphla City, which jmeets San Diego Washington at Atlanta toe who vagabond Patriots, Amarican Lsagua this Sunday, and Oakland are Bastard Division Rh.0Fhave yetto play a game at tied for second with 1 records. wLTFtf New Yu 5 Fenway Park this season, were 0 .750 111 I 2 0 Jr 7 3 0 ,n forced to switch the Charger! In the only, two other games 1 3 1 J,5 Sunday, Kansas City routed 1 game to San Diego Sunday. 3 0 Woftam Division Miami and Buffalo rallied toe was That beginning only San Dlago 3 0 000 to beat Denver 3 10 Oakland 70 the Patriots si of problems, Kansas City 3 0 750 Denvar 17 The Patriots let the game get however, as they swept into the ISO 141 Saturday's Rasult lead-o- nly 7 final period with a Now York 77 Oakland 14 away after quarterback Babe Sunday's Raswttt to be forced to settle for a Parilli tossed two touchdown Buffalo 17 Denver 14 Kansas Cltv 41. Miami 0 1 tie with the Western passes and Jim Nance, who Boston 31, San Dirao 31, Division-leadinin 29 carries, Sunday's Gamas Chargers, the gained Houston at New York Al Randolph (27) re- Kansas City at San Diago team in the ran for two touchdowns as toe unbeaten only Miami of Boston Patriots took a 14 point lead American Football League. Oakland at Buffalo into the final period. But Hadl, who completed 17 recovery by Aaron Martin and of 29 passes for 249 yards, an interception by Don Hultz capitalized on a bad snap and a helped Philadelphia to a weak punt, both in Boston first quarter at Atlanta. Frank Tarkenton, who threw territory, to score two TD for 348 yards in the game, hit Continued from Page 4 relief men Gerald Watson and passes. Buffalo rallied for the victory BohhyJCrespinQJlflL.an Jl-yar- d Innthdoam fnct In ttia final maifleranj over Denver after trailing 1 3 run a scoring going into the final period. quarter to provide the Giants Saturday was such a day as dash in toe last quarter. MSU gained a measly 22 with their victory. Buffalos comeback started John Aggie quarterback Rookie quarterback Jim Hart yards on toe ground in toe when Denvers Charlie Mitchell directed the attack Pappas threw two touchdown passes first half and a total of 88 for fumbled toe ball and defensive 11 and of completed brilliantly and Johoy Roland scored twice toe day. back Butch Byrd scooped it up 17 passes for 155 yards. for toe Cardinals, who rallied and squirmed to the Denver Nick Cucda, Phu Qlsen, Mike weekend last Early for three touchdowns in toe Don Holtry, Joe Forzanii' Ray OShea waas called home nine. On fourth down, Jack with a final quarter. The victory was Watrin all had their moments when his father passed away Kemp hit Art Powell d the third against one defeat for along with Staley on toe front scoring pass to make one wondered whether he and St. it Louis, which leads toe line. Linebackers Al VermeU would be mentally capable of Century Division. and Jack Mooney; Craig full But at playing strength. Ocie O'Shea played superbly in Boyer, Bob Butcher, Austin and Churck Detwiler in Stamps & Daters teaming with Pappas for the the secondary stopped anyone CLYDE and KARL opening score on a pass play who made it that far. and daring ran which covered 44 yards. Moments later he On offense MacArtour Lane ISOS Swtft Watt Tom pto set up toe second USU touch(86 yards fa 18 carries) and MARKBTINO OIVICI KNOiNIKM Altie Taylor (76 yards in 17) down with a grab and ran Iwfrmanfm Stomp Wpffca MU never ran harder. Nor have that covered 19 yards. and one who hasnt played ball for five years, opened at guard. Schexnayder oiled toe rusty Continued From Page C--2 joints and provided WSC much missed interior BYU three by contrast. Utah blocking. will have to contend with this Weber to Once L.A.s defense, adjusted cool cucumber this week. Schexnayder and Jim Sohmedding threw toe second half blocks Goldware, Lee White and The fact that BYU had a Henry Owen needed to get the ground game minus six yards from rushing going. proves toe Pokes' case. Trinchero defeninto was the drafted Wyoming hit 19 of 31 passes, Roger one interception. BYU had 16 sive line. The Napa (California) JC transfer teamed with always able Steve Hanrahan to of 32 with no steals. halt Diablo offensive drives; Skip Simmons The highlight of the game was again tough for WSC. was the punting. Rick Adams, Weber must work for Parsons College this kicking mostly against a wild week. 43 wind, averaged yards Parsons (341-1- ) held Cal State to 66 yards against toe great Jerry 42. And these two total offense two games back Saturday toe Diablos totaled 260. men kicked 21 tones tied toe Parsons ranks seventh in toe nation. Weber old WAC mark. was sixth before San Diego destroyed them. A DePoyster also kicked one win for toe Wildcats could return them to toe 81 yards (with windage) to set national spotlight. a new WAC mark. offensive conSaturday Webers second-hal- f DePoysters field goal kickoftrol forced LA. from their ing was not up to much, fense and when the Diabloa opened up, SimHe missed the first mons, Trinchero, Hanrahan et al closed up though. PAT and then tried three quickly. from toe field 41, 49 and 54 For a change Weber stopped making unall three. timely penalties. Only once were they hurt yards missing BYU had two men hurt Sid with a big walk-ofThe defense was more agand Henry but gressive and showed better pursuit Mercado both with knees. WSC was penalized only 40 yards. Weber averAs for quarterbacking, aged dose to 100 In their three previous games. Lyons started for BYU and seemed to get along all right until he fumbled toe handoff to Rodrigue. He was pulled for Terry Sanford who found that running toe ban was fto '4 way with Wyoming." His pass- y. Comes tackles and he was In on seven and g0t our kids coming up on ethers. the receivers faster. Our defense also came to life said We beat ourselves, that third quarter after a couple those four with Nickel, fumbles and two pass intercep- of big plays by tackle Manny Fernandez." tions. With toe score 4 early In f toe fourth quarter a tuckered Stone on the sidelines . . . Aggie-Memph- is and Ute reserves getting experience -- . . the game degenerated Film into a fiasco. That situation the some times, The Salt Lake Chapter of the wasn't helped by slow, sometimes fast, some- State Club Utah Quarterback . not at all whistle tooting times will view toe films of the officials, who let the game get upset over Mem- Game 1 1JT Westons Centorenet Centre! Division W L T Pel. Pto. OP STOP LQBO AERIAL ATTACK College of Southern Parson - invades . toe. Utah campus. Parson flanker Bob Shaffer had a big day with seven receptions and 114 yards. Tackle 0 1 10S g Forty-Nin- Weber Dumps LA per 1 110 1 0 1J 31-3- (22) tumble over goal toe, and furahles. covered to end score threat, Rams'Dick-Ba- i Last week his Parsons outplayed, but fell to Western Montana , at Dillon. 122 J .7J0 .500 Jon 350 11 Sark Arelanians plans, with a OGDEN Nickel was expected to make a few adjustments in preparation little help from Los Angeles States Jim Wilfor Fridays game with toe Air liams, backfired Saturday. For a change toe minus turned to a plus and Weber broke their Force junior varsity. games, an average of 0 31-1- Dave coach 1 ... .... 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