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0 O HERALD AND N'RWS. KlamQh VP's. Ore fr'rrlnpsriav. Nov. 11. IP.iO PAGE 3 B o Today's Sport Parade Wildcat 'IT Favorite In Feature Of Week By OSCAR FR.U.EY SAN FRANCISCO (LTD -Fraley's follies and the weekend football "winners" 'and. once asain, thank coodness Grandma tausht me never to wager on such unpredictables. Game Of The Week Northwestern over Michigan State The Spartans are a team which has looked alternately great and pililul. This could be one of their nood weeks but northwestern should make the big bounce back alter blowing its perfect record. EAST Syracuse over Colgate Too much all around. Notre Dame over Pitt On a hunch. Pcnn over Columbia Murder ''Harvard over Brown The Can- Washington Over Bears, Says Picker By HAROLD CLAASSEX NAND1, Fiji Islands (API This Is the romantic island where the cop on the corner wears a skirt and his wife wears a dress. The confusion is terrific. Sho how can we he certain of picking the cor rect winners in the college foot ball dress parade? Syracuse over Colgate: With hardly a deep breath. Northwestern over Michigan State: Ron Burton gets the Evan ston Wildcats back on the win ning side. Louisiana State over Mississip pi State: Billy Cannon and his LSU playmates are snarlin' after that loss to Tennessee. Washington over California That Washington defense and George Fleming's kicking may carry the Huskies into the Rose Bowl. Texas over Texas Christian: An other step to the Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma over Army: The Sooners need this victory to sal vage what has become for them a dreary season. Elsewhere: Georgia Tech over Alabama Wisconsin over Illinois. Notre Dame over Pittsburgh, Mississip pi over Tennessee, Ohio State over Iowa, North Texas State over Tul fa, Southern-Methodist over Ark ansas, Auburn over Georgia, Air Force over Arizona. Friday night: Miami over South Carolina, UCLA over North Carolina State, Saturday East: Boston College over Bos ton university, Harvard over Brown, Penn over Columbia, Dart mouth over Cornell, Navy over George Washington, Pcnn State over Holy Cross, Princeton over Yale, Rutgers over Villanova, Del aware over Bowling Green. South: Clemson over Maryland Lehigh over Davidson, Duke over Wake Forest, Florida State over William & Mary, Kentucky over Xavier, North Carolina over Vir ginia, Furman over Richmond Tulane over Vanderbilt, Virginia Military over The Citadel, West Virginia over Virginia Tech. Midwest: Cincinnati over Mar quctte, Indiana over Michigan Iowa State over San Jose, Kan sas over Oklahoma State, Mis soud over Kansas State, Colorado over Nebraska, Purdue over Min nesota, Wichita over Drake. r Far West: Arizona State over Brigham Young, Denver over Utah State, New Mexico State over Hardin Simmons, Wyoming over New Mexico, Stanford over Oregon State, Southern California over Baylor, Utah over Colorado State, Oregon over Washington State. Southwest: Texas Tech over Houston, Rice over Texas A&M. tabs found themselves. Also: Boston College over Bos on L., Navy over George Wash ngton, Dartmouth over Cornell Penn State over Holy Cross, Yale over Princeton, Bucknell over Temple, Buffalo over Gettysburg. Lehigh over Davidson, Lafayette over Tufts, Rutgers over Villa- nova. MIDWEST Oklahoma over Army Injuries have cost the Cadets too much. Wisconsin over Illinois A bone crusher. Purdue over Minnesota Re gaining stride. Indiana over Michigan A real tossup. , . Also: Iowa over Ohio State, Kansas over Oklahoma State. Missouri over Kansas State, Ne braska over Colorado, Bowling Green over Delaware and Miami over Dayton. WEST L'SC over Baylor Pride of the West. California over Washington - The blueplate special. UCLA over North Carolin, State Drop in class. Oregon State over Stanford Not much to choose. Also: Oregon over Washington State, COP over -Idaho, Air Force over Arizona, Colorado State over Utah, Utah State over Denver and Wyoming over New Mexico, SOUTH Auburn over Georgia Back yard toughie. Georgia Tech over Alabama A shade the better. Mississippi over Tennessee Letdown after that big win. LSU over Mississippi State The big bounce. Also: Clemson over Maryland. Duke over Wake Forest, North Carolina over Virginia, Kentucky over Xavier, Florida State over W & M, West Virginia over VPI. VMI over Citadel, Miami over South Carolina and Vanderbilt over Tulane. SOUTHWEST Texas over TCU Driving for the big season. SMU over Arkansas Depends on the bounce of the ball. Rice over Texas Aggies Could go cither way. Also: Houston over Texas Tech, Abilene Christian over Tex as Western, Brigham Young over Arizona State, Hardin Simmons over New Mexico State, North Texas State over Tulsa and Trin ity over West Texas State. Cogate Pans See Overlay1 By Bookies NEW YORK (UPD-The college football oddsmakers, never' famed for their generosity, today were quoting Syracuse as a whopping 36-point favorite for Saturday's meeting with Colgate. It could be an "overlay." Sure, Syracuse is the nation's No. 1 team and is undefeated in seven games this season while Colgate has a dismal 1-6 record. But the Red Raiders have suf fered only one shutout t against Yale), scoring at least two touch downs in each of their other six games. So if you like underdogs. Col gate and 36 points looks mighty inviting. Second-ranked Texas is a six- point favorite over Texas Chris tian, third-ranked Southern Cali fornia is picked to defeat Baylor by at least 14 points, and fourth ranked Louisiana State is a 22 point choice to regain its winning form against Mississippi State. Here is a rundown on the odds Friday Night Miami (Flat 4 over S. Carolina UCLA 9 over No. Carolina St Saturday Washington St. vs Oregon, even Vanderbilt 1 over Tulane Texas Tech 1 over Houston Notre Dame 3 over Pittsburgh Auburn 3 over Georgia Va. Tech 3 over West Virginia Northwestern 6 over Michigan St Georgia Tech 6 over Alabama SMU 6 over Arkansas Princeton 3 over Yale Indiana 3 over Michigan Nebraska 3 over Colorado Iowa 6 over Ohio State Rice 6 over Texas A&M Washington 6 over California Kansas 7 over Oklahoma St. Boston Col. 7 over Boston U. Duke 7 over Wake Forest No. Texas St'. 7, over Tulsa Oklahoma 7 over Army Oregon St. 8 over Stanford Dartmouth 8 over Cornell Time Runs Out Don't Ask Hoopie To Divulge Secrets BY MAJOR AMOS B. HOOIM.E Pigskin Prophet Egad, my loyal followers, there will be big things stirring in the football world this weekend. Laving applied t h e various Hoople formulas to the interscc tional and conference classics. I have arrived at some quaint con clusions. In a season fraught with upsets, this weekend promises to be a banner one. By the way, speaking of upsets did you observe that your cele brated handicapper was one of the few to forecast that Harvard would oust Pennsylvania from the ranks of the unbeaten? A great number of readers have written to congratulate us on such amazing predictions as the Harvard victory, and to ask how we do it. Please, dear readers, don't ask us to divulge our secrets. The bookmakers, you know, must earn a living, too. (Editor's Note: The Major has a few friends among the bookies.) In leading intcrsectional clashes. Oklahoma will recapture some of its lost glory turning back the fa vored invader. Army. Southern California, one of the nation's great teams, will thrash Baylor Buffalo Back Rates Honor BOULDER, Colo. (API - "I'm tickled .... really thrilled. . . . and very proud." Colorado quarterback Gale Weidner modestly mumbled these words today when he found out he'd been named football "back of the week" by The Associated Press for his passing performance last Saturday against Kansas. "I'm greatly honored," said Weidner, 182 - pound sophomore with the passing poise of a pro. "Give credit to my teammates, though. They were the ones who made the honor possible." Get maximum heat for your moneyl Change to: For those who wish to wager a boh or two on a lungshot, we have three gilt-edged specials. Tulsa will slow up the headlong clash of North Texas Slate toward the Missouri Valley Conference ti tle, the Horned Frogs of Texas Christian will corral the Texas Longhorns in a Southwest Confer ence he.idlmer. Oregon State will conquer Stanford. Norilnvestein will down Michi gan State. Wisconsin will win a luur-rai.ser from Illinois. Go on with the forecast: Geiirsia Tech 11, Alabama 7 Arkansas 15. So. .Methodist 8 Oklahoma 2", Army 19 Auburn 33, Georgia 1.1 So. Calif. '?. Baylor l." Washington 1(1. California 0 Penn. Slate 41. Holy Cross 14 Wisconsin 25. Illinois 22 Indiana 18, Michigan 8 luwa .10. Ohio Stale 21 l.a. State 2R, Miss. State 0 Northwestern 20, Michigan St. 7 I'm line 28, Minnesota 14 Mississippi 17. Tennessee 6 Tulsa 22, No. Texas State 16 Notre Dame 38. Pittsburgh 12 Oregon Stale Hi, Stanford 14 Yale 23, Princeton 0 Tex. Christian 21, Texas 16 Cus D'Amato Hearing Over NEW YORK (API Managcrl Cus d'Amato's hearing is over and promoter Bill Roscnsohn's opens Thursday before the New York Stale Athletic Commission. No immediate decision is expected in the case of the manager of former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. Julius November, D'Amato's at torney, Tuesday asked the com mission to toss out four of the five charges against his client. who was suspended Sept. 24. He admitted one "minor" violation not filing a manager s report within five days after the June 2( heavyweight title fight between Ingemar Johansson and Patter son. Barry MacKay In Semifinals TOKYO AP) Top-seeded Barry MacKay of Dayton. Ohio, powerhoused his way into the semifinals of the Japan National Tennis Championships today with a 6-3, 6-2, 10-8 victory over The Philippines Miguel ( Mike) Dungo. but teammate Myron Franks oi Los Angeles was eliminated by Japan's No. 3 player, Masao Na gasaki. 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