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Show vy DESERET J October NEWS, Tuesday, 1, 1968 NEW PURGE Purdue Won 'News tb Poll Bowl West Drops Following 'Squeaker' By JOE CARXICELLI UPI Sports Writer - NEW YORK It was like an old n.ovie rerun for Purdue, with the same happy ending for By DAVE KADLECK Deseret News Sports Writer the Boilermakeis. Purdue was named the top college footbal team in the nation UnitMonday by the ed Pi ess International Board of Coaches after upsetting Notre Dame for the second straight year. It was the second consecutive year that the Boilermak-rer- s met Notre Dame as underdogs, toppled the Irish and dropped them out of the No. 1 ranking in the nation. Jack Molienkopfs power-packe- d team received 34 first place votes and 349 points, only one less than perfect, in easily surging to the top ranking. East H i g hs Leopards, unranked on Utahs high school prep poll a fortnight ago, ere riding atop Class A poling followang Tuesday's balloting of The Deseret New s coaching board. win over Skyline last week not only flushed a lot of rosy faces, it dropped Golden Skylines No. Eagles to No. 5. five-ma- Easts first place votes and 47 general votes. The Flyers have held but a first place vote over the Wasps of Dan Wright for three weeks running. eomtl TEAM 249 Purdue (34) 30) ) 1 Southern California (1) 15 ) 3. Penn Slat 13 4 UCLA (2 0) 142 4 Kansas (2 0) 133 6 Nebraska (3 0) 95 7 Ohio State 94 8 Notre Dame 71 9 Louisiana State 3 10 Florida (2-12, (623 11, Alabama Second 10 JWiaml (Fla ) (57), 13 Georgia (34,; 14, 16, Arl-- 7 Arkansas (29); 15, Houston me State (27); 17, California i26; II Michigan State (25); 19, Tennessee (22), JO, Mississippi (9). Other receiving votes Stanford, Iowa, Michigan, Texas Tech, Oregon State, Air Force Arlyn Hafens Kanab Cowboys, displaying power and poise in Region Eight grid climbed another warfare, rung in the weeks only grid poll and were resting comfortably in No. 3. Neighboring Beaver Is No. 4 with North Summit and Union of Pegion 1 (); Five hanging tight sharing No. with Liu I v ;J .v I Jib ?,. Q-ba- hard-runnin- the old New York Yankees, was considered the top prospect today for getting the call to manage the Minnesota Twins next year. Twins owner Calvin Griffith, who fired manager Cal Ermer Monday, said he wouldnt name a placement until after the To f Coach Lou Saban said today Uk World Senes- 177 he will start BIscoe, pounds, against Cincinnati at Martin, who fm- However, Denver Sunday because of his ished his playing career with $$ the Twins and stayed on as a performance against Boston. coach, appeared all but certain . a quarterback at Briscoe, Marlin Briscoe to lie tapped for the job. Omaha, bur signed by the Bron- He has made no secret of his cos mainly for defensive secondin managing the team to the .interest loose backers the Denver long stop ary work, juiced up and Griffith sent him to Denver attack. pass and ran for long yardage. to get some man-- i at He didnt take the Broncos on that Martin Top Twin? Into touchdown territory trip but after they regained the S T. No Phone, No Job ball near the close of the game, Billy Martin, a hero of Briscoe caught the Boston line- - (UPI) . mid-seaso- n cross-blockin- g berth. Here is Friday schedule: Region Qnt Ben Lomond at Ogden Sky View at Bonneville Roy at Bear River Weber at Logan Reeiun Two View-noat Bountiful, 4 30 p m Clearfield at South, 3 pm. Davis at Skyline, 3pm East at Olympus, j 30 p m Layton at West, 3pm Raglon Thrag (Westminster), Bingham m at Judg Hillcrest at Tooele, Murrey at Granger, 73pm 30 p 1 m. Iordan at Kearns, 3 pm. Granite at Cyprus, I p m. Region Four Uintah at Orem American Fork t Pleasant Grovt Lehl at Payson Carbon at SprlngvIMe Provo at Spanish Fork Region Five Wasatch at Park City Morgan at South Summit Grantsville at Dugway Union at North Summit Region Six San Juan at East Carbon Monticello at Notrt Damt Raglon Seven Millard at R chfield North at Sanpete Emery Delta at Juab Region Eight Hurricane at Kanab Cedar at Milford Beaver at Parowan lllllllllllllllllllllllllllhlllllllll!IIIIIIIIII!lllllillllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllll!lliIIIIIII!llllll!INIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIi!lllllllllll,llH!lllllll!llllllllllllllll"lllllll,l Deseret News Grid Poll Class A Team 1. East (4) 2. 3. 4. 5. West (1) Orem Hillcrest Skyline 6. Sky View 7. Cyprus Granite 9. Box Elder 10. Proyo Other teams receiving votes: South, DavLs. and Delta. Bears Elevate Carter Deseret News Special CHICAGO Virgil Carter! the American baseball fans of who rewrote the passing rec-- l the annual classic. ords at Brigham Young UniverThe Association of American sity, may finally get his chance League Umpires had voted in the big time. Monday to boycott the series, opening Wednesday, because of the Sept. 16 ouster of A1 Salerno and B.ll Valentine by American League President Joe Cronin. The umpires reversed their decision after Salerno and Valentine asked them to work the series. A demand that the two umpires be reinstated immediately was approved unanimously by the 18 umpires who attended the meeting in Chicago. EDmOR No 7968 Football - LOS ANGELES (UPI) Lester Josephson wrote off his personal 1968 season with the Los When Angeles Rams today as the MESA, ARLZ. (AP) his phone stopped ringing five back prepared to weeks, says tormer Oakland undergo surgery for a torn Athletics manager Bob Kenne- Achilles tendon. dy, he knew something was One of the Rams stars wrong. 1967, Josephson has not played MonUntil then, Kennedy said a minute of football this season. day in a telephone interview Just prior to the first preseason from his home in Mesa, owner game, he tore a muscle in his Charles Finley would call often calf. to discuss the progress of the 'baseball club. Kennedy was fired Sunday and replaced by Hank Bauer. Kennedy said the firing was a WHEEL complete surprise to him. Invites you to see him for Personalized Service on new and used cars and trucks at - hard-runnin- g FERGUSON fom Page BLittle flanker, Ed Romero, floats around the gridiron much like Odle. He catches em, too. Casey Boyett has proved his prow ess. -l Gamble Paid Off Majors four (sometimes three) man front line defensive gamble paid off . . . but only because of untimely fumbles by the rushing offense and interceptions on the aerial front. Iowa State often faded the ends to cover the secondary zones. rru it is a pretty big gamble in light of BYUs touted running attack. In fact, the Cj clones paid through the nose often for their rushing defense gamble. But they lucked out overall thanks to BYU mistakes. Saturday in and Saturday out, that contain defense isnt likely to work against the Cougars; unless, that is, they go on making offensive mistakes. It is a safe bet when the Wyoming Cowboys come to Provo, Oct. 12, there won't be any hesitations enroute to the quarterback. The Pokes still believe that a pass rush is the best aerial defense. And they have the speed to prove it. FREE MOST CARS 4 rubber rolls up long, soft mileage. 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Rugged Durogen (J o 13 JOBS and weekly column syndicated in over 150 news DALE CARNEGIE NO OBLIGATION, OF COURSE Printd by WMttrn Tru nmg Services - newspaper editor end publisher, twice tbove the Arctic Circle, orce to the South Pole, twico around the world, and toured 90 countries is now coming to Salt Lane. Author of ' Th Changing IMd" A, Ml 4-- ALIGNMENT CHICAGO (UPI) Two ousted American league umpires have averted a strike that would have ktpt American League umpires from officiating at the World Series because they did not want to deprive A 'V Wed , Thurs., & Fri. Octobei 2, 3, HOTEL UTAH 7:30 p m. Umps Won't Boycott JENKIN LLOYD JONES , , Plus SI j FULL BUSINESS EXECUTIVES PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE 1 If Skyline was surprised at what East did last week in its predicted upset, consider the plight of the Ken Schmidtmen when they host Davis Friday, 3 p m. If Easts and trapping ent.es puzzled the Golden Eagles, Davis could be in for a sweet after- - p Hillcrest cant seem to get any higher on the States only grid poll than No. 4. Tues- - quarterback, Marlin The Magician Briscoe, falls the task of trying to shake the Denver Broncos out of a three game losing slump in the American Football League. Attend a d have momentum. noon of touchdown making. Should tiie Eagles adjust, watch out! Cyprus and Granite get to untie their No. 7 spot Friday in a Region Three classic though it is doubtful they can overtake Sky Views No. 6 Bobcats who appear to be on their way to a state playoff Orem is 21 points better than Provo. The Golden Tigers of Utah County continue to rip through Region Four opponents with amazing ease. Their efforts entitle them to No. 3 on The News poll. Four keys to East's No. 1 rating on Utah's prep poll include Norm g Steve lindgren. Maxfield, right, Mike Stevens left Bill Mavor and a slender, speedy Negro rook.e Continued come-f- r victories, is doing the same thing in football. Bountiful "ell prey to the Panthers a wppIt ago The West club, certain to be shaken by Layton this Friday at Westville, had to boot a field goal to ease paS Bountiful, 9 6, a week ago. AFL First Negro Quarterback - tell West Highs one-ru- n SPORTS OF SORT COLO. (AP) cant Panthers the baseball seasons over. The Panther school, accustomed to knocking over baseball opponents $tc DENVER, 5. You AP Poll The top 20, with first place votes, and total points awarded tor first 15 20 I1 basis on picks 2 1. 9 1 PU'due 42 20 7 Southern California 2 3 Penn Stae 1 4 Fionda 1 1 5 Notre Dame 1 0 6 Ohio State 7. Nebraska 20 8 Kansas 9. UCLA 20 10. Louisiana State 11. Alabama 1 1 12 Houston 13. Miami, Fla 14. Arizona 15. Tennessee 1 1 16 Georgia 1 1 17. Texas A&M 0 IS California 19. 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