Football Results
Saturday'! College Football
By 1'nllrd Press International
EAST
Syracuse 31 Oregon St. 8
Northeastern 28 New Hamp. 0
Delaware 26 Connecticut U
Yale 6 Colgate 0
Princeton 51 Cornell 14
Columbia 42 Lehigh 21
Quanticn Marines 7 Holy Cross 8
Penn State 20 West Virginia 9
Harvard 17 Dartmouth 13
Army 23 Washington St. 0
Maine 49 Bates 0
Carnegie Tech 35 Fr. k Mar. 24
Dickinson 21 Penn Mil. 13
Brown 33 Rhode Island 7
Coast Guard 19 Worcester T. 13
Kings Point 14 Wagner 13
Slippery Rock 10 lnd. iPa.t 7
Ursinus 14 Swarthmorc fi
Gettysburg 33 Muhlenberg 14
Ithaca 35 C.W. Post 6
Morgan St. 36 Delaware St. 6
Hamilton 58 Havertord 0
Navy 24 Pittsburgh 12
Vermont 27 Orwich 0
I'psala 6 Alfred 0
Calif, i Pa. i 6 Clarion 3
Amherst 20 Wesleyan iConn.l 14
Mass. 21 Boston L 0
Hnhart 17 Cnion 0
Springfield Coll 27 Am. Intl. 14
Cortland 49 Brockport n
Pennsylvania 7 Rutgers fi
Shippcnsburg 12 Edinboro 8
Lafayette 14 Buckncll 13
Temple 46 Hofstra 14
SOCTII
Louisiana St. 14 Florida 0
N. Carolina St. 21 Duke 7
N. Carolina 7 S. Carolina 0
Maryland 32 Wake Forest 0
Virginia Tech 31 Florida St. 23
Clemsnn 35 Virginia 0
Georgia 17 Kentucky 14
Tennessee 4!) Chattanooga 7
George Wash. 32 WM & Mary 14
Davidsn 14 Prosbytr 14 Hie'
SI. Augustine 22 Fayettvl St. 6
Furman 34 Citadel 25
Mississippi 27 Vanderbilt 7
Morgan St. 4fi Delaware St. 14
So University 27 Alcorn A&M 19
Miss South. 25 Ark St. 0
Memphis St. 17 Miss St. 10
Maryvll (Tenn.l 20 Guilfd 0
lxMioir Rhyne 21 West Cain. 20
SnWestcrn La. 7 Ne. La. fi
Grambling B2 .Jackson St. 16
Tcnn A&l 14 Fla A&M 12
Frnsthg iMd.i 19 dallaudet 2
Fairmont St. 14 Glcnville 13
No. Carolina Coll 20 Md. St. 7
Sheperd St. W.Va.i 14 W Md. 10
Morris Brown 26 Allen U. 26 tie
Benedict Coll 19 Miles Coll 12
Shaw 14 Johnson C. Smith 6
Georgia Tech 17 Tulane 3
MIDWEST
Purdue 14 Iowa 0
Dayton 14 Detroit 14 tie
Bowling Green 18 Kent St. 3
Voungstown 16 Baldwin-Wal 15
Washington i.Mo.i 47 S-Westn 19
John Carroll 9 Western Resrv 3
Akron 19 Cap tal 13
Indiana 20 Cincinnati 6
Michigan St. 15 Northwestern 7
Minnesota 6 Michigan 0
Dcnison 10 Heidelberg 0
lnd Central 34 Anderson 24
Cent. Mich. 24 Illinois St. 22
Mich Tech. 23 Morchead St. 14
Ohio St. 13 Wisconsin 10
F-arlham 54 Rose Poly 0
Butler 7 Indiana St. 6
Nebraska 41 Colorado 0
Oklahoma 34 Kansas St. 9
Kansas 41 Oklahoma St. 7
West Mich. 18 Toledo 7
Kansas Wesleyan 18 Bethel 8
Kalamazoo 40 Olivet 14
Whcaton 7 Wabash 3
Luther 34 Parsons 14
No. Illinois 43 E. Illinois 0
Depauw 47 St. Joseph ( lnd.) 16
SoWest Mo. St. 59 Cent Mo 0.
Nebraska Wesleyan 32 Grace 13
Bethel iMinn.i 40 Nowcst Coltl4
Idaho St. 19 Montana St. 15
E. Montana 51 Rocky Mtn 0
Omaha 28 No. Michigan 17
Xavier (O.) 27 Villanova 0
Missouri 7 Iowa St. 0
SOCTHWEST
Colorado St. 21 Tesas W. 14
North Texas St. 7 Wichita 3
Arkansas 56 Tulsa 7
Arizona St. 52 W. New Mex. 14
Texas 10 Rice 6
Prairie View 35 Ark. A&M 21
Air Force 34 Boston Coll 7
New Mexico 24 Montana 6
Texas Tech 13 SMU 6
Abilene Ch. 41 41 Trinity (Tex 0
Baylor 34 Texas A&M 7
Arizona 6 W. Texas Stale 3
WEST
Stanford 24 Notre Dame 14
Wyoming 26 Utah 23
Washington 26 Oregon 19
So. Calif 36 Calif 6
Whitworth 20 Puget Sound 6
Portland St. 19 So. Oregon 14
Idaho 28 San Jose St. 12
Oregon Tech 20 Oregon Coll 19
Weber St. 48 E. Oregon 7
Utah St. 40 Pacific U. 14
W. Colo. St. 50 Colo. Coll 0
Kan Diego St. 42 Santa Bar. 14
Linfield 21 Whitman 0
Sacramento St. 9 Chico St. 6
Davis (Cal.l 10 San Fran St 10
William Jewell 35 Austin 19
Whilticr 20 Occidental 7
Fresno St. 35 Los Angeles St. 20
Humboldt St. 3 Nevada 0
W. Wash. St. 13 E. Wash St. 7
Williamctte 7 Pacific (Ore l 0
Cal Poly i Pomona i 14 Cal. W 13
Idaho Stale 19 Montana St. 15
Syracuse Draws Praise
From Beaver's Prothro
CORVALLIS (UPD-"That's
the best football team we've
played this year." Oregon State
Coach Tommy Prothro explain
ed. Prothro referred to his Bea
vers' 31-8 healing at Syracuse.
"They're physically strong,
perhaps as strong as any team
I've ever seen," he continued.
"They have good speed and
their linemen are agile."
The defeat was the second in
six games for Oregon Stale.
Mistakes played a key part in
the Beavers' loss three fumbles
and three intercepted passes
hut Prolhro refused to take any
thing away from the winners.
"We made mistakes, sure." he
said. "Rut I'm inclined to think
that they're a great football
learn. Give them credit for
making us err."
Despite the lopsided score, the
Beavers were impressive. They
rolled up 317 tolal yards to 305
for their opponents.
Oregon State scored in the
second period to take an 8
7 led on an 80-yard touchdown
run by sophomore fullback
Charlie Shaw and a two-point
conversion run by sophomore
Marv Crowston.
Syracuse led 15-8 at halftime
and added two touchdowns in
the third period and a field goal
In the final period.
"Burke iVcrn) is simply mar
velous and Oregon State's of
fense keeps you on edge all the
way," Syracuse Coach Ben
Schwartzu alder said.
Burke, the Beavers' star sen
ior end. caught seven passes for
154 yards.
Oregon State will meet Stan
ford here next Saturday. The
Indians upset Notre Dame 24-14
Saturday.
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LUCKY FOURSOMI HAOUI
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Currln D'ugj 21 '
Bob Reg! Station 20 I
Ruthl Hommot p' ' '0
Houit Of Rocki MOHI 1 12
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wcOarmids Auto Repair
Pooles Inc. id il
Park Cabinet Shop 7' j 20' i
Remits: Ruths Pies 3. Park Csbt. 1i
Snaita Richfield ) House of Rocks Mo
lei 3; Cray Const. 3, McOiarmlds if
Team No. 3. Team No. 1 1; Cur
rim 3. VFW Club 1; Bobs Repel I.
Pooles 2.
High team game. Currlnj Drugs 757;
high learn series. Currins Drugs 2091,-'
high lnd. game. M., Clancy Gansoerg
HI. W., Charlene Collier 179; high ind.
series. M., Clancy Gansbcrg 533. W.,
Marilyn Sigmund 506.
ELKS MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE
W L
Wards Funeral Home 22' j 5' i
Lucky Lanes 29 9
Balsiger Motors 17 11
East Side Pharmacy 16'j
Houston Insurance 15 13
U.S. National U'i 13' i
Long Bell U 14
Suoerior Troy 14 U
Slater Insurance U 14
Orlggs-Food. Merrill 13 15
Dees Beauty Salon 11 17
Pioneer To&acco lO'i l7'i
Crater Lake I 20
California-Pac.fic Utilities 1 31
Od. 37 remits: Houston Inc. 2, Cal-Ifcn-a-Pacific
Ut 2; Long Belt Lum
ber o, Balnger Motors 4; Dees Beauty
Salon l. U.S. National 3; Lucky Lanes
1. East Side Pharmacy 3; Griggs
Food. Merrill 0; Superior Troy Laun
dry 4; Slater Ins. 3, Crater Lake Mach.
); Pioneer Tobacco i. Wards Funeral
Home 3' i.
High team game. Superior Troy 771;
hign learn series. Superior Troy 21S9;
high lnd.. game (women), M. Linville
209; high ind. series (women). M. Lin
ville 568; high ind. game (men), J.
Wachter 210; high ind. series (men),
J. Wachter 571.
LUCKY ROLLERS LEAGUE
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Arrow Fuel ?l 7
Ethels Dept. Store 18 10
Coca Cola 16 12
Crays Construction 16 13
DS.R Auto Parts 15 13
Suburban Finance 15 13
Mannies 14' j 13' i
Halls Construction 13 1)
Henley Store 13 15
Thurstons Dance Studio 1 1 17
Crater Lake I I9'i
Don Potter Machinery 7 21
Results- Mannies 2. Crvs Constr. 2;
Don Potter I, Henley Store 3; Ethels
Deot. Store 1, Coca CoH 3; Thurs
tons Dance 0. D&R Auto Parts 4; Sub
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row Fuel 4. Halls Construction 0.
High team game. Suburban Finance
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Parts 2140; high ina. game. Karen
Thomas 231 ; high Ind. series. Karen
Thomas 533.
ALLEY KATZ LEAGUE
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Little Sweden 71'j 6 i
Les Hobacks i 19
Swan Lake 18' 7 9' 1
Sewing Machine Center 17 11
Blue Ox 16 12
Franklin Life Ins. 15 13
Pioneer Tobacco 11 17
Cobos City Center 8 30
Klamath Basin Milk Prod. 8 ?fl
Amidons 6 22
Results: Klamath Rnsin Milk 3, Co
bos City Center 1; Little Sweden 3. Pi
oneer Tobacco 1 ; Les Hortacks 3.
Franklin Life 1; Sewing Machine Cen
ter 1, Blue Ox 3; Amidons 0. Swan
Lake 4.
Hiqh learn Qame. Franklin Lite 8R4;
high team series. Swan Lake 2604;
hiah ,nd. game. Rosalie Marsh ISi;
high Ind. series. Lucille Crawley 466.
BANTAM BOYS
BIG MONSTERS LEAGUE
W L
Pm Busters 7 2
Torpedos A 3
Wildcats 5 4
Strike Ouli 5 4
Tigers 4 $
Falcons 0 9
Results: f1n Busters 2. Torpedos 1)
Tigers 3. Falcons 0; Wildcats 1, Strike
Outs 2.
High team game, Strike Ou's 591;
high team series. Strike Outs 1117;
high Ind. qame. Gary Smelcer 171;
hiqh ind. series. Henry Barieen 278,
Sluggers Highlight
Weeks Boxing Slate
NEW YORK 1 l!Pl '-Middleweight
sluggers Florenlino Fer
nandez and Juan (Rocky) Ri
vero will meet Friday night at
Madison Square Garden in a
nationally televised tight that
features this week's boxing
schedule.
Cuban Fernandez, of Miami
Beach, is favored at 2-1 over
Rivero. of Argentina, because
Fernandez won all five of his
1963 fights by knockouts and is
ranked 10th among 160-pound
contenders by the World Boxing
Association. Rivero is not rated
among the top 10.
However, Rivero is a bomber
who scored 36 knockouts while
winning 39 of his 48 professional
bouts. In his latest bout on Sept.
12. at Los Angeles, he knocked
out Tony Valenti (4.
The week's boxing schedule
includes: '
Monday: New Castle. Eng.
Terry Downes vs. Bob Young.
Tuesday: Flint. Mich. Eddie
Cotton vs. Henry Hank. New
Hawks Top
Baltimore
NBA Standings
By United Press International
Eastern Division
W L Pet.
Boston .1 0 1.000
Cincinnati 3 3 .500
New York 2 4 .3.13
Philadelphia 1 3 .250
Western Division
Los Angeles 3 1 .750
San Francisco 3 1 .750
St. Louis 3 2 .600
Baltimore 2 4 .333
Detroit 1 3 .250
Sunday's Results
St. Louis 123 Baltimore 112
(Only Game Scheduled I
By I'nited Press International
Richie Gucrin, St. Louis' new
dead-eye Dick, is providing the
music for the sixth man theme
that put the Hawks on the win
ning side of the ledger.
Gucrin. recently acquired
from tile New York Knicker:
tuckers, sank seven of seven
foul shots Sunday night and de
posited five baskets as St.
Louis defeated Hie Baltimore
Bullets. 123-112, in the only Na
tional Basketball action.
All five Hawk starters hit in
double figures and Guerin, as a
sub. made it six to bring St.
Louis a 3-2 mark in Western
Division competition.
Bob Petlit led St. Louis with
31 points and Zelmo Beaty net
ted 18.
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York (Sunnyside) Vince Sho
mo vs. Antonio Marcilla. San
Jose, Calif. Denny Mover vs.
Memo Ayon. Houston, Tex.
Rip Randall vs. Frankie Ra
mirez. Thursday: Boston Tommy
Tibbs vs. Vic Devola. Los An
gelesRaul Rojas vs. Joey Ja
cobs. Miami. Fla Tony Mama
relli vs. Eddie Ludlow.
Friday: New York (Garden)
Florenlino Fernandez vs. Juan
(Rocky) Rivero (TV).
Saturday: Cologne, Germany
Peter Mueller vs. Billy De
Priest. Manila - Flash Elorde
vs. Love Allotey iworld junior
lightweight title).
Hockey
VllL Standings
By United Press International
W'.L. T. Pts GF GA
Denver 4 1 1 9 28 21
Sari Fran 4 3 1 9 29 29
Seattle 4 3 o 8 28 19
Portland 3 3 0 6 19 17
Ixs Angeles 3 4 0 6 20 32
Vancouver 1 5 0 2 23 31
Saturday's Results
Seattle 7 Los Angeles 2
Sunday's Results
Portland 3 Seattle 1
San Francisco 3 Vancouver 1
Monday's Schedule
No games scheduled
Open Won
By Rudolph
FRESNO, Calif. (UP!) -Easy-going
Mason Rudolph,
playing by far the best golf of
his career, tucked away his
first tournament victory in our
years Sunday with a steady one
under par 71 that wrapped up
the $25,000 Fig Garden Village
Open.
The bespectacled Rudolph, of
Lehigh Acres. Fla started the
final round with a three-stroke
edge over Tommy Aaron and
finished with a 275 tolal and
the same three stroke margin
over Aaron and Al Geiberger,
who dropped an 18-foot putt on
the last hole to move into a
second place tie at 278.
The victory was worth $3,050
to Rudolph and moved him up
from 101 h to 7th place in the
current earnings list with $35,
493.14. Aaron and Geiberger
each collected S2.050 for their
second place finish.
Tied for third, five strokes be
hind Aaron and Geiberger were
Randy Glover, Busier Cupit and
George Knudson at 283. Third
place was good for $1,333.33 for
each of the three.
Another stroke back at 284
were Don Whitt and Gardner
Dickinson who cashed pay
checks for $1,050 each.
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