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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1967

Page

13

Paterno Praises UCLA as Better Team After Narrow Win

Joe Paterno says UCLA is a stronger, deeper club than last season and believes Penn State could have won despite making key injuries. He lauds Gary Beban’s backfield, Grant Jones, Purdy, and the UCLA defense, especially its deep backs. Pitch includes Ted Kwalick and Rip Engle’s East-West scouting remarks.

University Park Penn State Joe Paterno UCLA Gary Beban Beban Grant Jones Purdy Missouri Bob Campbell Joe Ted Kwalick Rip Engle Nittany Lion Kwalick Rip the Shrine San Francisco East West

Oregon State Upsets No. 2 Purdue in Intersecting Clash

Oregon State beat second-ranked Purdue 22 14 in Lafayette. Mike Haggard kicked three field goals including a 38 yarder and Bill Enyard scored the clinching touchdown as the Beavers, 20 point underdogs, halted Purdue s nine game winning streak and broke the fourth win of the season for Oregon State behind Steve Preeces passing and a strong running attack.

Lafayette Ind UPI Oregon State Mike Haggard Bill Enyard Purdue Beavers Steve Preece Eayard Haggard Big Ten Roger Cannon Preece Leroy Keyes Keyes Mike Phipps

WVU Frosh Ties William and Mary in 14-14 Thriller

West Virginia University freshman team earns a 14-14 tie with William and Mary as Bob Gresham rushes 53 yards for WVU in the third quarter. WVU trails early on a safety and a 3-yard Pakenham score but answers with a 58-yard Mattes to Stanley pass and a Gresham TD. WVU’s season record moves to 1-1-1 with four fumbles and two interceptions costly.

Martinsburg Bob Gresham West Virginia University William and Mary WVU Little Mountaineers W&m William Little Indian West Virginia Mark Pakenham Gary Mattes Roy Stanley Rob Kaser Tom Byrne Tom LaFalce Little Indians Byrne LaFalace Greshma Jim Braxton Mountaineers Morgantown Penn State Nittany Lions

Texas Tops Arkansas in 21-12 Tight Win

Texas horned hero Chris Gilbert rushed 162 yards on 38 carries and scored two touchdowns to lift the Longhorns past Arkansas 21-12. He capped a comeback with a one yard TD plunge after a blocked punt and added a 10 yard score in the third quarter.

Little Rock Ark UPI Chris Gilbert University of Texas Longhorns Arkansas Razorbacks Gilbert Arkansas Texas

U S Golfers Increase Lead in Ryder Cup

United States teams led Britain 13-3 after blistering play in Houston as Billy Casper and Gay Brewer swept their two matches 5 and 3 in the afternoon and 5 and 2 in the morning, while Gardner Dickinson and Doug Sanders totaled six under par in both bouts against Peter Alliss Christy O Connor and Malcolm Gregson.

Houston UPI Billy Casper Gay Brewer Gardner Dickinson Doug Sanders United States Casper-Brewer Bernard Hunt Neil Coles Peter Allisg Christy O’connor Dickinson Sanders Alliss Malcom Gregson

Salem College Routs Wesleyan in WV Conference clash

Salem College defeated West Virginia Wesleyan 33-7 as quarterback Dave Montague threw three TDs and Cornell Smith ran for two, including a 76 yard score. Salem totaled 365 yards, 258 on the ground, with Smith gaining 150 yards on 19 carries.

Clarksburg W.va UPI Dave Montague Cornell Smith Salem College West Virginia W. Va. Wesleyan Salem Montague Hawkins Smith Homer Weekley

Oklahoma Routs Kansas State in Big Eight Showdown

Oklahoma rolled over Kansas State 46-7 as quarterback Bob Warmack and tailback Steve Owens powered the attack. Owens scored twice, Warmack added a 3 yard run and Hinton connected on a 19 yard TD pass, with Vachon kicking most extra points.

Manhattan, Kan UPI Oklahoma Bob Warmack Steve Owens Kansas State Ou—Owens Vachon Ou—Hinton Warmack Ou—Warmack

Harvard Edges Cornell 14-12 in Ivy clash

Harvard scored two touchdowns in 55 seconds of the first quarter and held Cornell to two two point conversion attempts, winning 14-12 to remain unbeaten in Ivy League play.

Ithaca, N.Y UPI Harvard John Emery Cornell Eas

Colorado Defeats Nebraska To Claim Big Eight Lead

Colorado, ranked fourth, upset Nebraska 21 to 16 to seize the Big Eight title bid. Sophomore Bob Anderson led a sharp Buffaloes defense, while Nebraska miscues produced all COLO touchdowns and decisive points.

Lincoln Neb UPI Colorado Nebraska Buffaloes Bob Anderson

Wyoming Tops Wichita State 30 7 in Toe to Toe Victory

Wyoming, ranked ninth, beat Wichita State 30 to 7 as quarterback Toscano threw a six yard TD pass and ran 13 yards for a score. Depoyster added a 25 yard field goal and Kyranakis, Toscano, Williams, and Anderson contributed in the scoring sequence.

Laramie Wyo UPI Paul Toscano Wyoming Wichita State WSU J. Johnson Eckman Anderson Depoyster Kyranakis Toscano J. Williams Anderson Jacobson Jacobson

Trojans Rally to Beat Huskies in Seattle

USC topples Washington 34 6 at Husky Stadium as O J Simpson roars for 236 rushing yards and two rushing TDs plus a 17 yard TD pass to Earl McCullough. Washington homecoming crowd of 58 000 watches upset hopes fade.

Seattle Wash UPI O.J. Simpson Earl McCullough Southern California Washington Orange Juice USC McCullough Husky Bob Anderson Trojan Don Martin Huskies

Beban-Led UCLA Edges Stanford 21 16

UCLA quarterback Gary Beban ran for two touchdowns and a strong all around game to lift the Bruins past Stanford 21 16 in California. Stanford kept within striking distance as Williams connected on a 39 yard TD pass and a 27 yard field goal, but UCLA prevailed.

Stanford Calif UPI Gary Beban UCLA Beban Bruin Sandy Green Bruins Bill Shoemaker Williams Jack Root

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