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State WM. I MARY 3 Virginia Tech 7 Vireima la wavy 2t Citadel 7 Davidson 21 Furman 27 at VMI WASHINGTON 3 at West Virginia 10 Geo. Wash. 22 et Richmond 7 Purdue 1 21 Illinois 1 41 Kansas State 1 14 Oregon St. 14 Stanford 1 27 Oregon 3 at So.

CaL -N 10 California 17 UCLA 24 Washington St. al Spokane WISCONSIN 40 N. Mexico St. 13" 35 Indiana 4 17 Notre Dame 42 lowa 14 27 at Ohio State 3 at Michigan 10 Northwester 17 at Illinois 24 Minnesota WASH. ST.

4t San Jose St. I 21 Wyoming 15 0 Arizona State 7 21) Stanford 4 21 Indiana 15 0 27 at U. of Pacific 3 Oregon St. 10 at Oregon 17 at Idaho 24 Washington at Spokane WYOMING 13 Montana 1 21 New Mexico IS ft Washington St. 21 14 Utah 7 Tex.

West. 4 31 Arizona I 27 at Cotorede St. let Air Force It at Utah it. 17 at Brtgham Young WAYNE STATE 14 Wheaton 34 14 John Carroll t7 0 Wtn. Reserve 0 27 et Albion 3 at Thiel 10 at Case Tech 17 Bethany XAVIER 14 Miami (0.) Kent St.

I 24 Detroit 20 4 Ohio U. 21 23 Davton 4 27 at Villanova 1 at Louisville 10 at Mersh.lt 17 at Kentucky 24 al Cincinnati WEST VIRGINIA 74 Vanderbitt 14 Virginia Tech 0 7 Boston u. 0 IS Pittsburgh I 27 Gee. Wash. 25 27 Oregon St.

at Portland 3 Wm A Mary 10 at Penn State 17 Citadel 74 at Syracuse YALE II Connecticet 4 Brawn It Columbia 24 4 14 cernen 27 Colgate 1 Lertmeuth It Penn 17 Princeton 24 at Harvard WESTERN MICHIGAN key-'nloht tamo 21 Cent. Mich. 0 21 Louisville 271 7 Miami (O 17 4 Bowling Green It I O-Octeber November December MIAMI (Fla.) 13 Pitts 14 tcu 20 7 Florida St. 3 LSU 21 Maryland 17 24 6 27 at Air Force 3 Kentucky 10 at Alabama 23 Northwstn. 0 I Florida MIAMI (0.) 23 Xavier (O.) 14 Ouantico 17 Western Mich, 23 Kent State 10 Purdue 4 Ohio U.

14 0 7 14 7 12 27 Bowling 3 at Toledo 10 Dayton 17 at Cin. era. MICHIGAN 13 Nebraska 17 Army 0 Mich. St. 0 Purdue 27 Minn.

3 Wis. 10 Illinois 17 at Iowa 24 at Ohio St. at Kansas St. 10 Nebraska 17 California 24 at Missouri KANSAS ST. Indiana Colorado Washington 0 Missouri Nebraska 27 at Oklahoma 3 Kansas 10 at Arizona 17 Iowa St.

24 Okla. St. MSU 13 Stanford It 30 North Carolina 4 20 Michigan a 31 Notre Dame 7 27 et Indiana 3 Minn. 10 Purdue 17 at North wstm. KENTUCKY ai Illinois Florida St.

0 Mississippi 14 4 Auburn 14 MICH. TECH. Superior St. 12 0 Ferris 41 1 Mankate State 27 12 Bemidil 43 It Moorhd St. 34 0 Winona St.

4 27 at St. Cloud 27 Detroit I 0 LSU 7 27 at Georgia 2 Miami (Fla.) 10 Vanderbitt 17 Xavier (O.) 24 Tenn. LSU MINNESOTA 21 Texas AtM wice 10 Georgia Tech Missouri 17 Miami (Fia.) 41 nmvr 22 Northwestern 7 Kentucky 27 Florida 3 Miss 1 Illinois 27 at Michigan lit Mich. St. 1 Iowa 17 Purdue 24 at Wise 10 TCU 17 Mist.

St. at Jackson 24 at Tulane MARYLAND MISSISSIPPI 21 Memphis St. 7 14 Kentucky 0 40 Houston 7 21 Tulane 0 27 Vanderbilf at Memphis 3 at LSU 10 Chattanooga 17 Tennessee 1 Miss. St. 7 SMU 13 West Forest 14 N.

Carolina St. 31 N. Carolina 24 Miami (Fla.) 27 So. Carolina 3 at Penn St. 10 at Duke 17 Clemson 24 Virginia mmmmmmm It's Free Press For Finest In Football IOWA ST.

14 Drake 1 35 Oregon St. 3' 22 Nebraska 34 0 Kansas 2' 57 Colorado 11 27 at Missouri 3 at Okla. St. 10 Oklahoma 17 at Kant. St.

24 Ohio U. KALAMAZOO 13 Eastern Mich. 4 41 Hope Ferris i 1 Albion 11 27 at Alma 3 Adrian 10 at Olivet 17 Augustana KANSAS 3 TCU I 14 Boston U. I 35 Colorado I 2 Iowa St. I 7 Oklahoma 13 27 at Okla.

St. 4 ADRIAN 7 Wash. State 14 West Texas St. 15 44 San Jos St. 27 Texas Western 2 Utah State 10 Utah 17 New Mexico St.

24 at Arizona 7 Defiance 1 Albion 11 il Olivet 1 27 Alma 2 Ferris 27 Hop 3 at Kalamazoo) AIR FORCE ARKANSAS 24 Colo. St Penn St, 25 SMU 20 Arizona f. 20 20 34 Oklahoma St. 44 Tuisa 14 42 TCU 14 2 Baylor 21 1 Texas 7 27 at Hardhv timmons at ittle Rock 3 at 10 Rice 17 at SMU at Little Rock 24 at Texas Tech 20 Oreoon 27 Miami (Flo.) 3 myomins 10 at UCLA 17 Kaylor 24 at Colorado ALABAMA 35 Georgia I 44 Tulane i 17 VanderMIt i 14 Houston 27 Tennestea 1 27 Tulsa 3 2 at Mist. St.

10 Miami (Fla.) 17 at Gaortia Tech 1 at Auburn (Birminoham) ARMY 40 Wake Forest 14 Syracuse 2 7 Michioan 17 9 Penn state 4 20 Viroinia Tech 12 27 at Geo. Wash. 3 at Boston U. 10 Oklahoma St. 17 Pittsburgh at (Yankee Std.) 1 Navy at Pha.

ALBION It Ohio Northern if Adrian 21 Alma 34 Anderson 12 Kalamazoo 27 Wayne St. 2 at Olivet 10 Hope AUBURN 22 Tenn 14 Kentucky 54 Chattanooooa 17 Georgia Tech 27 at Clemson 3 at Florida 10 Miss. State 17 Georgia 24 Fla. State 1 Alabama at Birmingham ALMA Ohio Northern I Biuftton a Albion 24 Adrian 4 Olivet 27 Kalamazoo 3 at Hope 10 at Eastern Mich. BAYLOR 0 Houston It 14 Pittsburgh 24 21 Arkansas 20 28 Texas Tech 4 ARIZONA 27 Brisham Yoono 2' 25 N.

Mex. 3 7 Missouri 11 4 Air Force 2( Wyomin 31 27 West Texas St. 3 Idaho 10 Kansas St. 17 at Texas Western 24 Arizona State 27 Texas AM" 3 at TCU 10 Texas 17 at Air Force 24 at SMU 1 Rice BOSTON COL. 27 Detroit 2( Villanova 1 It VMI 0 Syracuse 4 Navy 27 Houston ARIZONA ST.

21 Wichita 35 Colo. St. 3 at vanferDilT 10 Texas Tech 17 Boston U. 1 Holy Croat SYRACUSE TULSA 3 Oklahoma 2 Army 12 Boston Coll. It Penn St.

27 at Holy Cress 3 at Pittsburgh 10 Navy 17 Geo. Wash. 24 W. Virginia I UCLA 3t Hardin. Simmons 14 Arkansas 7 Oklahoma St.

34 N. Texas St. 35 Louisville 27 at Alabama 3 at Cincinnati 10 at Houston 17 Toledo 22 Wichita TENNESSEE 21 Auburn 22 4 Miss. State 7 0 Ga. Tech 17 7 Alabama 27 27 Chattaneogo 3 Wake Forest 10 Tulane 17 Mississippi 24 Kentucky I at Vanderbilf UCLA Ohio State 1 35 Colorado St.

4 Pittsburgh I 27 Stanford 3 at California 10 Air Force 17 at Washington 24 S. California 1 at Utah I Syracuse TCU UTAH 4 Kansas 20 Miami 14 Arkansas 35 Texas Tech 20 Texas AM 3 Baylor 10 at LSU 17 Texas 24 at Rice I at SMU 37 Cotorede a uregon 7 Wyoming 14 35 Brigham Young 2( New Mexico 1 27 Idaho i at Colo state It at Arizona St. 17 utan state I TEXAS 25 Oregon 1 14 Texts Tech 35 Tulane Oklahoma 7 Arkansas 27 at Rice 3 SMU 10 at Baylor 17 at TCU 22 Texas ABM TEXAS A 4 0 LSU 3 Houston 7 Texas Tech Florida 14 TCU 2 9 27 at Baylor 3 Arkansas 10 at SMU 17 at Rice 24 at Texas VANDERBILT a W. Virginia Georgia 7 Alabama 4 Citadel 7 Florida 0 27 Miss, at Memphis 3 Boston Coll. 10 at Kentucky 17 Tulane I Tennessee VILLANOVA 31 West Chester 24 VMI 13 Boston College 21 34 Buffets 4 22 Delaware It 27 Xavier (0.) 3 Detroit It Mass.

17 al Rutgers VIRGINIA It Wm. Mary 7 15 Virginia Tech 20 21 VMI 4 14 Wake Forest 12 27 Davidson 3 at S. Carolina 10 N. Carolina 17 at N.C. State 24 at Maryland 1 al Rutgers TEXAS TECH W.

Texas St. 30 0 Texas 34 3 Texas AIM 7 13 TCU 31 4 Baylor 21 27 SMU 3 at Rice 10 at Boston Coll. 17 Colorado 24 Arkansas TULANE VMI 3 Stanford 4 4 Alabama 44 1 Texas 35 4 Miss. State 35 0 Miss. 21 27 at Georgia Tech 3 Virginia Tech 10 at Tennessee 17 at Vanderbitt 24 LSU 21 George Wash.

4 i Villanova 24 21 Richmond 0 0 Boston college is 4 Virginia 24 20 Davidson 7 27 wm 4 Mary 3 at Citadel 10 at Holy Cross 22 Va. Tech at Roanoke MISSISSIPPI STATE Florida It 7 Tennessee 4 35 Tulane 9 Houston 3 27 Memphis State 3 Alabama 10 at Auburn 17 LSU at Jackson 1 at Missippl NORTHERN MICHIGAN Minnesota Duluth 1 7 Morningside Hillsdale 1' 20 St. Norbert I 0 Illinois St. I 27 Nebraska St. 3 So.

Illinois 10 at Find ley (O.) N'THWESTERN 37 So. Carolina 20 45 Illinois 0 34 Minnesota 22 II Ohio State 14 27 Notre Demo 3 at Indiana 10 at Wisconsin 17 Michigan St. 23 at Miami (Fla.) MISSOURI 21 California 10 Minnesota 0 17 Arizona 7 32 Kansas State 0 23 Okla. State 0 27 Iowa State 3 at Nebraska 10 Colorado 17 at Oklahoma 24 Kansas NOTRE DAME 13 Oklahoma 7 Purdue 24 I Wisconsin 17 7 Michigan St. 31 27 at Northwestern 3 Navy at Ptllla.

10 Pittsburgh 17 N. Carolina 24 lowa 1 at S. Cat, NAVY 7 Penn State 41 20 Wm. A Mary 14 0 Minnesota 21 41 Cornell 0 24 Boston Coll. 0 27 Pittsburgh at Norfolk 3 Notre Dame at Philadelphia 10 at Syracuse 17 at So.

Cal. 1 Army at Philadelphia OHIO ST. 41 North Carolina 7 UCLA 51 Illinois 14 Northwestern 27 Wisconsin 3 at lowa 10 Indiana 17 Oregon 24 Michigan OKLAHOMA NEBRASKA S3 So. Dakota I 25 Michigan 13 34 lowa State 21 It N.C. State 14 24 Kansas Stata i 27 at Colorado 3 Missouri 10 at Kansas 17 Oklahoma St.

24 at Oklahoma 7 Syracuse 3 7 Notre Dame 11 4 Texas 13 Kansas 7 27 Kansas St. 3 at Colorado 10 at lowa state 17 Missouri 24 Nebraska 1 at Oklahoma OKLAHOMA ST. NO. CAROLINA 4 N.C. State 7 Ohio State 4 Michigan St.

13 Maryland It So. Carolina 27 Wake Forest 3 at Clemson 10 at Virginia 17 at Notre Dame 24 Duke 7 Arkansas 3 17 Tulsa 34 Colorado. 1 Missouri 1 27 Kansas 3 lowa State 10 at Army 17 at Nebraska 24 at Kansas St 1 Oklahoma NO. CAROLINA STATE OLIVET 7 N. Carolina 0 Clemson 4 Maryland 14 Nebraska 0 So.

Miss. 27 at Duke lit Georgia 10 at So. Carolina 17 Virginia 24 at Wake Forest 13 Franklin, tnd. 24 Indiana Central 32 Northwood 14 Adrian It Hope 13 Alma 27 at Grand Rapids JC 3 Albion 10 Kalamazoo with the stadium in mass hysteria until only three minutes remained when the Lions assembled for one last upfield push. Taking over his 24, Plum flipped a long pass which Cogdill grabbed on the right sideline at the Giant 30.

TWO MINUTES were left, time enough if the Lions chose to put across a tying field goal. But here, too, the Giants' savagery was too much. Katcavage and Modzelew-ski crushed Plum under a 16-yard loss, throwing him on the Giant 46. It was here that Plum tried Cogdill again, the pass a straight line shot toward Lions-Giants Statistics RUSHING PURDUE 13 Texas 25 35 Utah 14 San Jose State 31 Rice 12 35 Air Force 20 27 at Washington 3 Stanford al Portland 1 Washington 17 at Ohio Stato 24 at Oregon State 7 Washington 1 24 Notre Dame I 7 Miami (O.) II 37 Michigan I 27 at lowa 3 Illinois 10 at Michioan St. 17 at Minnesota 24 Indiana RICE LSU 7 Penn State 12 Oregon 7 SMU OREGON ST.

27 Texas 3 Texas Tech 10 at Arkansas 17 Texas AIM 24 TCU 1 at Baylor 3t lowa St. I lowa 27 Stanford 13 Washington 40 Pacific U. 35 21 0 14 4 27 W. Virginia at Portland 3 at Washington 10 at Idaho 17 Colorado St. 24 Oregon RUTGERS 7 Princeton Connecticet 27 Colgate It Lehigh 27 at Penn 13 15 15 13 3 Lafayette 10 at Delaware 17 Villanova 24 at Columbia 1 Viroinia PENN 13 Lafayette 0 Dartmouth 1 Princeton It Brown 27 Rutgers 3 et Harvard 10 at Yale 17 Columbia 24 Cornell SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 14 Duke 33 SMU 7 lowa 32 California 27 at Illinois 3 Washington 10 at Stanford 17 Navy 24 at UCLA I Notre Dame PENN STATE 41 Navy 7 20 Air Force 4 It Rice 7 Army 0 20 Syracuse It a 27 et California 3 Maryland 10 West viroinia 17 at Holy Cross 24 at Pittsburgh S.

CAROLINA 20 Northwestern Duke 3 7 Georgia 27 Wake Forest 14 N. Carolina 27 at Maryland 3 Virginia 10 N.C. State 17 at Detroit 24 at Clemson PITTSBURGH 14 Miami (Fla.) 24 Baylor 24 California W. Viroinia I UCLA 27 Navy at Norfolk 3 Syracuse 10 at Notre Dame 17 Army at Yankee Stadium 24 Penn State 23 SMU 0 Maryland 3 So. California 3 20 Air Force 2 15 Rice 0 27 at Taxat Tech 3 at Taxes 10 Texas AAM 17 Arkansas at Little Rock 24 Baylor I TCU STANFORD PRINCETON 15 Rutgers 33 Columbio 21 Penn 15 Colgate 27 at Cornell 3 Brown 10 Harvard 17 at Yale 24 Dartmouth 4 Tulane 14 Michigan St.

0 Oregon State 4 Washington St. 0 Washington 27 at UCLA 3 Oregon at Portland 10 So. Cal. 17 San Jose St. 24 at California Cogdill angling from the right to left side of the field.

Cogdill had Barnes beaten, but Barnes just managed to get a finger on the ball, deflecting it away. The Lions' last chance came then, a 53-yard field goal effort by Walker. But Grier batted it down, and the defeat was sealed. DETROIT JOLTED the Giants on its first try with the ball, Plum hitting Cogdill with a 48-yard pass play which left Patton, the Giants' defensive back and assistant coach, badly beaten, if not baffled. But the Giants came back immediately to tie the score at 7-7 on a 17-play, 81-yard Grand Prix To Penske MONTEREY, Calif.

OB Roger Penske won the J20.000 Pacific Grand Prix for sports cars Sunday. Penske, of Gladwyne, finished second in each of the two 100-mile heats in his Zerex Duralite-Climax to win the $3,000 overall prize plus $1,000 for each of his heat finishes. Dan Gurney, from Costa Mesa, won the first heat by two seconds and was running a close second in the final when his Lotus Mark 19 Climax went bad. Lloyd Ruby won the second heat, but finished fourth in the first heat. ru7Y-U LEVEL 4.00k 1 4 s.eosis I.IO.IJ 28 JOS oe MOUNTING! OREGON Giants Apply Pressure Lions Crack, 17-14 COLORADO 21 Utah Si 4 Kansas St.

I Kansas 14 Oklahoma St. 3 15 Iowa St. 5 27 Nebraska 3 Oklahoma 10 at Missouri 17 at Texas Tech 24 Air Force 23 Buffalo nansaa W. Virninla 4 Geo. Wash.

7 Richmond 27 at Army 10 at Conn. 17 at I I oi ton Colt BROWN COLORADO ST. 0 Air Force 34 0 Arizona St. 35 4 Colgate 20 Columbia Yale 0 Dartmouth 13 Penn 27 Rhode It. 3 at Prmcaton 10 Cornell 17 at Harvard 7 Brio hm Young 29 7 UCLA 35 0 Utah State 21 27 Wyoming 3 Utah 10 at New Mex.

17 at Oregon St. 22 Montana CALIFORNIA 10 Missouri 21 25 San Jose St. I 24 Pittsburgh 24 7 Duke 21 4 So. Cal. 32 27 Penn State 3 UCLA COLUMBIA 22 Brown 20 0 Princeton 33 14 Yale 10 14 Harvard 36 27 Lehigh 3 Cornell 10 at Dartmouth 17 at Penn 24 Rutgers 10 at Washington 17 at Kansas 24 Stanford CENTRAL MICHIGAN 1 CORNELL 12 Michigan 0 West Mich.

7 Youngstown 4 So. Illinois 17 Western ML 44 III. state 24 Eastern Mich. 27 at Nthn. III.

3 Hillsdale at Flint 10 at Ettn. IN. 12 Colgate 23 14 Harvard 12 0 Navy 41 Yale 24 27 Princeton 3 at Columbia 10 at Brown 17 Dartmouth 24 at Penn DARTMOUTH CINCINNATI 13 Davton 4 Indiana 27 Wichita 0 N. 27 Richmond 3 Tulsa 0 at Detroit 17 Miami (O.) 24 Xavier (O.) 1 at Houston CLEMSON Ga. Tech 7 N.C.

State 24 wake Forest 14 Georgia 0 Duke 27 Auburn 3 N. Carolina 10 at Furman 17 at Maryland 24 S. Carolina 27 Mast. 17 Penn 41 Brown 10 Holy Cross 27 at Harvard 3 at Yale 10 Columbia 17 at Cornell 24 at Princeton DAYTON 7 Kent State 22 0 Cincinnati 13 7 Bowlin Green 14 25 Ohio U. 27 0 Louisville 21 4 Xavier (O.) 23 24 at Detroit 3 Holy Cross 10 at Miami (0.) 17 Wichita COLGATE 2 Brown 23 Cornell 0 Holy Cross 15 Rutgers 14 Princeton 27 at Yale 3 Lehigh 10 at Bucknell 17 at Buffalo DETROIT 0 Boston C.

2 20 Xavier 2' 14 N. Mexico St. 2 0 Kentucky 2 24 Dayton 3 at Villanova Cincinnati 17 So. Carolina 24 at Mam. St.

Rae gone through graduation, Raimey has had to shoulder virtually all of Michigan's running. He has had to run inside, as well as outside, and it simply has been too great a burden for him. One the way home, coach Bump Elliott quietly went around the plane and talked to each player individually. He tried to encourage them as best a man could after his team had taken a merciless trouncing for the second straight week. Purdue tried to keep the score down by using 61 players, but even that didn't help.

No matter which unit the Boilermakers played, Michigan was overmatched. The Wolverines displayed absolutely no blocking, and it was pitiful to watch Timber-lake and Frosty Evashevski try to elude Purdue's devastating rushesi THE BLOCKING was so non-existent that on several kickoffs not a single Purdue player was knocked down. But life must go on, and Michigan is home for the next three weeks, meeting Minnesota this Saturday for the Little Brown Jug. to last for at least another on the ground upped State's rushing average to 363 yards for four games and pushed the Spartans into first place in" the category nationally. There is also a new sorirht- BOSTON U.

in ft iaaaaa.i Al Al of a FACES KNEE SURGERY Glinka's College Career Is Ended BY JOE FALLS Dave Glinka, Michigan's No. 1 quarterback for" most of the last three seasons, is finished as a college football With its victory. New York remained as an Eastern Division title contender, posting its fourth victory against two feats. DUKE HILLSDALE 7 So. Cal.

14 27 St. Joseph 4 23 Bald-Wallace 4 21 South Carolina I It Florida 21 15 Central State 14 21 California 7 14 Northern Mich. 4 4 S. Illinois 13 14 Clemson 0 27 N.C. State 3 Georgia Tech 10 Maryland 17 at Wake For.

24 at N. Carolina 25 at Youngtwn 3 Central Mich at Flint 10 Ohio Northern a I7ii pineiay EASTERN MICHIGAN HOLY CROSS It Buffalo i 22 Colgate 34 Harvard Dartmouth 1 27 Syracuse 3 at Dayton 10 VMI 17 Penn State 24 Connecticut 0 1 at Boston C. 0 Ball State 4 Kalamazoo 1 Illinois State 15 Baldwin. 14 13 20 Wallace 27 0 Cent. Mich.

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FLORIDA 10 Miss St. 0 Georgia Tech 17 21 Duke 2i 42 Texas AM 4 42 Vanderbilf 7 27 at LSU 3 Auburn 10 Georgia at Jacksonville 17 Florida St. I at Miami (Fla.) HOUSTON 10 Baylor 0 Texas AM 3 7 Mississippi 40 3 Alabama 14 3 Miss. State 27 at Boston CelL 3 at fla. State 10 Tulsa 1 Cincinnati GEORGIA 0 Alabama 1 ILLINOIS 7 Washington 0 Northwestern 15 Ohio Stata 0 Minnesota 27 So.

Cal. 3 at Purdue 10 at Michigan 17 Wisconsin 24 Mich. Stato 10 Vanderbitt 7 south Carolina 24 Clemson 1 0 Florida St. 1 27 Kentucky 3 N.C. State 10 Florida at Jacksonville 17 at Auburn i at Ga.

Tech GEORGIA TECH. INDIANA 21 Kansas St. 24 Cincinnati Wisconsin 10 Iowa 15 Wash. St. 27 Mich.

State 3 Northwestn 10 at Ohio St. 17 at Purdue 24 Clemson 7 Florida 7 LSU 1 17 Tennessee 14 Auburn 1 27 Tulane 3 at Duke 10 Florida St. 17 Alabama 1 at Georgia HARYARD 27 Lehigh 12 Cornell 1 0 Holy Cross 3 34 Columbia 1 27 Dartmouth 3 Penn 10 at Princeton 17 Brown 24 Yale IOWA 21 Oregon Stata Southern Cal. 14 Indiana 14 Wisconsin 27 Purdue 3 Ohio State 10 at Minn. 17 Michigan 24 at Notre 0.

Geiberger Breaks Pro Golf Ice ONTARIO, Calif. (UP1) Young Al Geiberger, only three years out of college, Sunday captured the $27,500 Ontario Open golf tournament by one stroke with an eight-under-par 276 for the 72-holes. The former University of Southern California golfing star went into Sunday's final round with a one-stroke lead at 206 and fired a one-under-par ,70 for his one-stroke victory over five men who tied for second at 277. The victory was worth $3,500 to Geiberger and proved of particular delight to him because it was the first official tournament he had won on the pro circuit, although he had earnings of more than $20,000 this year. Geiberger Tommy Jacobs Chock Rotar John Ruedi Bob Goalby Gardner Dickinson Billy Maxwell Tony Lema Johnston Jon Guitin Rod Funeeth George Knudson Dave Hill Fred Hawkini 4-47-7O-70-274 72-47-73-45277 72-4-4-47-J77 4-70-71-47 277 40-71-70-60 277 71-4-48-4-277 7S-47-70-44-278 4-44-74-6 278 71-71-45-71-278 71-48-48-71278 74-4-47-47-27 48-71-74-47280 70-72-70-48 280 70-44-74-7O-28O Mickey Blasts Home-Run Ball CARLSBAD, N.

M. UPl Mickey Wright, top money win ner among women golfers, took first place Sunday in the $7,500 Cavern City Open golf tournament with a 54 -hole score 219. Miss Wright toured the Riv erside Country Club course in two-under-par 70 Sunday to wind up with $1,200 and a stroke better than Kathy Whit-worth. Reap Victory Dave Mondrv and Nat Share combined to win Tarn O'-Shanter's Harvest golf tourna ment Sunday adding a 69 to an earlier 67 for a 136 best-ball total and one-stroke vietorv over Dr. Norm Kantor and Dr.

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Tittle was hurt on the play and did not return until the second half. The Lions went ahead, 14-7, shortly before half time after Pat Studstill ran punt 20 yards to the Detroit 42. The Lions moved in with the help of a 12-yard pass interference penalty putting the ball on the Giants' four. Watkins scored from there. Little did the Lions realize then that the Giants could come back with such determination In the second half.

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tM-1 SaL 30-J 30 player, He suffered a badly dam aged knee in the 37-0 pounding at Purdue and will undergo surgery Monday morning at University, Hospital in Ann Arbor. Glinka, who had trouble getting untracked this year, was switched to defense against Purdue and was bowled over on one of the Boilermakers power plays. IT WAS IRONIC that his should end on the same -day he lost his starting job to Bob Timberlake, the big sophomore from Franklin, O. Glinka never quite fulfilled his expectations, though he never really had a strong team 4to run. Still, he was a good enough player to be used on defense as well as offense.

The truly surprising thing about Saturday's game Is that more Michigan players weren't hurt seriously. The Wolveries took their worst physical beating of the "year, and on the plane ride home halfback Dave Raimey could hardly move. The Boilermakers all but buried Raimey in the turf at Ross-Ade Stadium. WITH FULLBACK Bill Tun-nicliff and halfback Bennie Mc- GIANTS Art. Yds.

LG TO 14 44 is 1 15 IS 7 -17 4 1 1 1 -1 11 -LIONS Art. Yds. LG TO 10 3 10 11 7.1 7 17 1- MSW Ul 2m Continued from First Sports tempt, and you could almost tee what was coming when Yale Lary came in to punt out of danger. The Giants surged through the middle, Huff reared up, batted down the kick. And with that, taking over at the Lion 36, the Giants were on their way.

Y. A. TITTLE, the Giant quarterback, fired a screen pass to the right, carrying Phil King 34 yards to the Lions' two. On third down, King cracked left tackle for the tying touchdown. The Lions had no sooner taken the kickoff, struggling to put something together, when the roof fell in on thm.

Plum shot a pass upfield intended for Cogdill. Dick Lynch leaped in front of the Lion end and intercepted, racing back to the Lions' 33. This time, Tittle passed for 23 yards to Alex Webster on the 10. The Giants then moved the two-yard line, and on fourth down summoned Don Chandler for the nine yard field goal which was to be decisive. It was far from over with that.

Time still remained in the third period time enough for Plum and Cogdill to prove they can be a dangerous, if unlucky, passing combination. WITH THE LIONS at the Giant 48, Plum arched a pass deep along the sideline to Cogdill. The great young end, who sparkled on four catches, made a brilliant grab from Giant halfback Jim Patton at the 15. But then, as he was wrestled the turf, Cogdill fumbled. The Giants recovered.

End one Lion threat. The Lions were shaken. When they got the ball again, Dan Lewis fumbled, the entire Lion backfield missed signals on another play, and then Plum threw into the hands of Erich Barnes, killing another threat at the Giant 38. The fourth period wore on Guarantee Engines Must Be Ra-buildable. We Give Gold Belt 61ft Stamp.

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