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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1967
Page
14
Green Bay faces the New York Giants after a puzzling season of giveaways including 44 points off turnovers and a struggling offense led by Bart Starr while Fran Tarkenton powers the Giants with improvisation and bold plays.
Florida State Seminoles beat Texas Tech 28 to 12 as Ron Sellers caught nine passes for 147 yards and a touchdown, reaching a school career record of 103. Bill Moreman scored twice and Bill Gunter added a TD, while Tech’s scoring came on a Scovell run and Vinyard field goals.
In Durham Clemson edged Duke 13 to 7 as Buddy Gore scored two late half touchdowns to seal the win. Jimmy Addison sparked Clemson with a first TD drive and a key eight yard run while Duke's Jay Calabrese reached 24 career TDs with a third period score.
Barry Lischner led Missouri with 150 rushing yards on 25 carries and a touchdown as the Tigers ground out a 23-7 Big Eight win over Iowa State in Ames. Roger Wehrli opened the scoring with a 94 yard kickoff return.
Ole Miss defeats Southern Mississippi 23 to 14 as Jimmy Keyes kicks three field goals and Tommy James returns a 79 yard punt for a score. Bruce Newell finds Mat Heik for a 35 yard touchdown and Keyes adds two more field goals from 27 42 and 34 yards. Attendance around 25 000.
Third-string quarterback Bubba Wyche led Tennessee to a 24-13 upset in Birmingham ending Alabama’s 25 game unbeaten run. Walter Chadwick connected with Kent Delong for 11 yards and a TD, while Albert Dorsey returned a pick for 31 yards. Ed Morgan scored for Alabama and Stabler passed for 154 yards. Tennessee forced five Stabler interceptions and dominated with defense, while Kremser added a 47 yard field goal and multiple kicks.
Minnesota defeats Michigan State 21 to 0 at homecoming with Curt Wilson engineering a three touchdown passing day and key runs. Kemp and Carter support the aerial attack as Minnesota moves to 2 0 in conference play while MSU suffers its first Big Ten loss since 1964. Attendance 56 554.
Wisconsin and Iowa fought to a 21 21 tie after a penalty filled game. John Ryan scored two Wisconsin touchdowns and threw a seven yard scoring pass to Dick Schumitsch late in the fourth quarter. Silas McKinnie scored twice for Iowa and Tim Sullivan added a late rushing TD.
Miami rushed to a 58-0 victory over Pittsburgh marking the Panthers’ worst defeat in two decades. Pennsylvanians Dave Olivo, Vince Opalsky, and John Acuff starred as Miami built a 24-0 first quarter lead and cruised with five interceptions and three Pitt fumbles.
Don Dean the Houston punt returner scored two touchdowns and set up two more as the tenth-ranked Cougars cruised to a 43-6 victory over Mississippi State in Starkville. Dean returned a punt 65 yards for a score and another 76 yards to set up a field goal, plus a 50-yard return to aid a Paul Gibson TD.
Notre Dame dominated Illinois 47-7 in Champaign. Jim Seymour caught five passes, two for touchdowns, to set Notre Dame career receptions and contribute to a 357 total yardage performance. The Illini were held to minus four rushing yards as ND scored four TDs and two field goals in the first half.
Auburn Tigers beat Georgia Tech 28 10 behind Loran Carter’s passing and Al Giffin’s two fourth quarter touchdowns. Tech used six quarterbacks due to injuries starting with Kim King and Larry Good, then Ken Bonifay left early.
Waynesburg College remains unbeaten at 6-0 after a 69-8 victory over winless Geneva College. Quarterback John Hunter threw three touchdown passes as the Jackets built a 34-0 halftime lead and had 602 total yards while seven players scored. Geneva's lone score came on a 60-yard interception return by Pete Quinn in the third period.
Larry Csonka powered Syracuse to a 20 to 14 home victory over California leading with 204 rushing yards on 35 carries and all three touchdowns as 32 557 watched under cloudy skies. Barry Bronk’s late pass sequence nearly rallied the Bears before Syracuse sealed the win with a 22 yard Cassata pass.
Ohio State ground 54 yards on the second half kickoff to score the only touchdown in a 6 2 win over Northwestern. Dave Brungard sparked the decisive drive with a 44 yard kickoff return and a series of carries to reach the goal line.
Morgantown High junior varsity football, coached by Bob DeAntonis and Steve Whaley, hosts Albert Gallatin jayvees at Pony Lewis Field tomorrow at 7 pm. The Little Red and Blue bring a 5-1 record and the game is open to the public free of charge.
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