European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 19, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes tuesday september 19, 1967 College Grid wars under Way Urcla overhauling vols Mustangs late shocker highlighted 1st week by Bob Green associated press sports writer Urcla and Gary Beban adjust enough to hold off Tennes see s volunteers while South Ern methodist and Jerry Levias turned in a thrilling last Gas upset of Texas am As the highlights of the first big week end of the College football sea s 27-Yard Roll out for a touchdown in the last Quarter brought the Bruins ranked no. 8 in the associated press preseason poll a 20-16 comeback Victory Over Tennessee no. 9, in late saturday night game on the West coast. Anderson stars for Colorado Colorado no. 10, was the Only ranked team in action saturday getting a three touchdown performance from Sophomore quarterback Bob Anderson in a 27-7 Victory Over California ranked seventh opened with a 49-0 rout of Washington state Friday night. The rest of the nationally ranked teams including notre Dame Alabama and Michigan state nos. 1-2-3, wait until next saturday to get under of the biggest upsets of the Day was engineered by on of the smallest players sum s 5 foot-4 Inez Perez a substitute quarterback. Perez hit Levias with a perfect six Yard scoring pass with four seconds to play for the win Ning touchdown in the mus tangs 20-17 thriller Over Texas a the overwhelming favor Ite to win the Southwest Confer ence title. A National television audience saw the aggie come flashing Back from a 13-10 deficit an take a 17-13 Lead on a pass from Edd Hargett to Bob Long wit Only 43 seconds left in the game. Undaunted the tiny Pere started sum Back whipping the Mustangs Over a 58-Yard Marchas the clock ticked away then finding the elusive Levias wit the winning toss. In some of the other major games Duke whipped Wake Forest 31-13 and North Carolina Foyt captures 250-mile race Milwaukee wis. A a. J. Foyt gunned his 1967 Ford to Victory sunday in the 250-mile Stock car Outing at the fair grounds Oval in nearby West Allis. Parnelli Jones Palos Verdes,Calif., also in a Ford finished second and unofficially took Over second place in United states Auto club Point standing for the year. Foyt of Houston took the Lead from Jones on the 167th Lap of the last Sac race of the season when Jones made a pit Stop. Bowsher Lowe third Jack Bowsher Springfield Ohio also in a Ford teamed with Boscoe Lowe Ashville,n.c., to take third place. And Whitey Gerken Melrose Park,111., guided his Ford past the Check ered Flag Nelson Racine wis., finished fifth at the wheel of a1967 Plymouth. Sac Point Leader Don White Keokuk Iowa blew the engine of his 1967 Dodge and never finished but still held onto the Sac Point Lead with 2,686.Jones is second Point Wise with 2,410 and Bowsher ranks third with 2,220.8 Points. State took North Carolina 13-7 Ina doubleheader at Raleigh n.c., California beat Oregon 21-13, Nebraska held off washing ton 17-7, and Oregon state struggled to a 13-7 decision Over Stan top game however was the Tennessee Urcla clash. Audit went just according to the script Beban and Dewey War Ren of Tennessee Locking in a Duel of outstanding scored both Bruin Granatelli vows car Back in 68 los Angeles a the controversial Turbine race car which came within four laps of winning the 1967 Indianapolis 500-mile race will run in next year s classic its owner and builder declared the sep Turbo car was in directly banned from future 500-mile classics by the . Auto club Anthony Granatelli theman who put the car into last memorial Day race said flatly i have no intention of run Ning any other car. I will Bethere with the same car. The same engine and the Granatelli s declaration was made to Bob Thomas the los Angeles times Auto hinted Granatelli indicated a lawsuit might be filed against the Sac if it does not lift restriction placed on it following the race. Granatelli has repeatedly criticized the Sac for breaking tradition when it changed it Rule on the Turbine engine limitations after Only one the past Granatelli said it has always been the Casto give two years notice before an engine ruling change an then once enforced the Rule stands for a minimum of Driver Parnelli Jones was forced out of the 1967 race with less than 10 Miles to go by a bearing failure in the Sac Board of directors reportedly will hold a special meeting in Indianapolis Friday. The Turbine Issue reportedly snot on the Agenda however. Touchdowns the first on a five Yard run and the Winner on a spectacular Roll out with four minutes left. Gregg Jones of Urcla rushed for 135 Yards in 16carries and was named the game s outstanding player. Colorado s Anderson score Don runs of seven five and two Yards and pitched out for fourth touchdown in the easy Conquest of Baylor. Jim Donnan hit Barry Martel with a 55-Yard touchdown pass for the winning margin in Nort Carolina state s Victory Over Arch rival North Carolina while Duke ground out its solid Deci Sion Over Wake Forest on the running and passing of Al woo by Bobby Smith and Irby Augustine were the key plays in California s Victory Over Oregon. The ducks had a13-7 Lead before Smith set up a touchdown with his interception and Augustine clinched it with his theft returning it 14 Yard for a touchdown. Frank Patrick a 6-foot-7quarterback, directed Nebraska to a 17-Point burst in the second Quarter and the huge Cor Husk or line took care of Washington from then on. Some other major results Bast Buffalo 30, Kent state 6 West Chester 14, Villanova 9.South South Carolina 34, Iowa state 3 Southern Mississippi 10. The Citadel 7west Virginia 27. Richmond 6. Midwest air Force 0, Oklahoma state0 Louisville 46, Drake a Dayton 16, Eastern Kentucky 0 Utah state 3, Wichita state 3.southwestrtew Mexico 24, Idaho state 3 new Mexico state 17, Lamar tech 6texas-El paso 50, Santa Barbara 14. Far West Wyoming 38, Arizona 17 Arizona state 27, san Jose state 16. Vet Shaw Given release by cubs Chicago a Bob Shaw Veteran Pitcher has received an unconditional release from the Chicago cubs. Shaw 34, was acquired july24 from the new York mets. In nine appearances for the cub she compiled a 0-2 record. For the season it was 3-11,the right hander broke into major league baseball in 1957with the Detroit tigers. His Best year was 1959, when he won 18and lost 6 games with the Chi Cago White sox. The White so won the american league pen Nant that year. Shaw had a 1-1record in the world series against the los Angeles Dodg ers. Griese., Haynes Star As dolphins Register Victory Over Broncos Miami up Rookie quarterback Bob Griese took Over from injured John Stofa Sunda to pass for two touchdowns and Lead Miami to a 35-21 Victory Over the Denver Broncos in the dolphins american football league season opener. Griese an All american from Purdue threw a 27-Yard touch Down pass to fullback Samprice in the second period and a 68-Yard scoring bomb to half Back Joe Auer in the third period before 29,381 fans in the Orange bowl. Halfback Abner Haynes ice Miami s Victory with two minutes remaining with a 65-Yard zigzagging scramble for a touchdown in which six Denver ladders had a shot at him and missed their former scored on the third play of the game when Stofa sprinted into the end zone from Bob Griese. Tosses for pair Quarry Kos Daniels in 1st los Angeles up Young heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry made Short work of Veteran trial horse Billy Daniels Here knocking out the new yorker in 2 45 of the open ing round of their scheduled 10-Rounder at the sports Arena. Quarry already signed to meet former heavyweight Champion Floyd Patterson her next month apparently decided not to risk an injury that would jeopardize that big Money fight and decided to put Daniels away As soon As possible. He stunned the 30-year-olddaniels with a terrific left Hook to the jaw and then knocked him cold with a thunderous right that landed on the Side of the head. The end came before Daniels had landed a damaging blow. Flyers sign goalie Quebec City que. A the fledgling Philadelphia flyers of the National hockey league announced Friday the signing of goalie Gilles Banville Banville played with Quebec in the american hockey league last season. Lamonier passes raiders to 35-7 defeat of patriots Oakland Calif. A the Oakland raiders combined the passing of Daryle Lamonica with a Tough defense sunday for a 35-7 american football league Victory Over the Boston patriots. Lamonica the quarterback acquired from Buffalo threw for three touchdowns set up another and scored once himself on a 21-Yard raiders defensive unit which has now held foes to single touchdown in two Al victories threw Boston Quarter backs babe Parilli and John Ituarte for big losses five time sin the last half picked off two Parilli passes and forced a Fum ble on another pass play. Lamonica s scoring passes were for 32 Yards to flanker red Biletnikoff which opened the scoring 17 Yards to fullback Hewritt Dixon and nine Yards to end Bill Miller. The last Raider first Down Rushing yardage passing yardage he turn yardage passes punts fumbles los Yards penalized patriots raiders15 13 65 132 191 235 143 88 20-38-3 17-27-0 6-41 6-46 2 1 25 36 touchdown came when Lamoni Ca ran for 21 Yards up the mid raiders moved into a 21 7 Lead before the first half ended when a 63-Yard pass from la Monica to flanker Clem Daniels put the Ball on Boston s three and Daniels smashed Over left guard on the next play to score. The raiders second touch Down which gave them the Lead for Good came on Lamonica s17-Yard pass to Dixon. The play was set up when linebacker Gus Otto intercepted a Parilli pass at the Boston 17.Boston tied the score Midway through the opening Quarter Ona 19-Yard pass from Parilli to Art Graham. Boston 1 0 0 07oakland 7 14 14 035 Oak Bullet Nikoof 32 pass Tom Lamonica Blui Uia kick bos a r a h a m id pass from Parilli Cappelletti kick Oak Dixon 17 pass from Lamonica Blanda kick Oak Daniels 3 run Blanda kick Oak Miller 9 pass from la Monica Blanda kick Oak Lamonica 21 Yard run Bland kick first Down Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage passes punt fumbles lost Yards penalized Broncos Dolphin 14 10 97 202 55 244 217 136 20-6-2 21-14-2 8-44 3-44 0 1 23 36 eight Yards out to Cap a 59-Yarddrive which included a 45-Yard Stofa pass to Auer. Stofa sustained a fractured right ankle and sprained knee about two minutes later when four Denver linemen hit him when he tried to scramble out of the pocket. He will be operated on monday and will be sidelined at least two months. Bronco safety Lonnie Wrightsen up Denver s first score in the third period by intercepting Griese pass on Miami s 32. Denver s hard running fullback Wendell Hayes carried the Ball Over nine plays later and Gary Kroner kicked his first of three conversions. Miami ran the Kickoff Back tothe 32 and on the first play from scrimmage Griese unleashed his 68-Yard pass to Auer. Gene Mingo made the conversion one of five he kicked during the game. Griese had tossed for his first touchdown late in the second period when he capped an 80-Yarddrive with the 27-yarder to Price. Denver fullback to Hickey scored the Broncos other two touchdowns on runs of 2 and 5yards. Fullback Floyd Little set up Hickey s first score by returning the Kickoff 56 Yards to Miami s 34. Bronco quarterback Steve Tensi whose passing attack was contained by a hard Miami Rush kept the Ball on the ground most of the afternoon. Tensi recently acquired from san Diego hit Only one notable pass a 22-yarder to end Eri Crabtree which took Denver to Miami s 5. Hickey carried Stover the next play. Haynes acquired from Den ver in a Trade this summer scored another touchdown for Miami in the final period by charging into the end zone fro three Yards out. Denver 0 0 14 721miami 7 7 7 1435 Mia Stofa 8 run Mingo kick Mia Price 27 pass from Griese Mingo kick Den Hayes 1 run Kroner kick Mia Auer 08 pass from Griese Ming kick Den Hickey 2 run Kroner kick Den Hickey 5 run Kroner kick Mia Haynes 3 run Mingo kick Mia Haynes 65 run Mingo kick attendance 29, Jiu
