European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 25, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Monday september 25, 1967 the stars and stripes College scores Page 23 East Urcla 40. Pittsburgh Syracuse 7, Baylor 0army 26, Virginia t Boston u. 20, Colgate 14navy 23, Penn state 22 Boston College 27, Villanova 24massachusetts 30, Maine 8 Bucknell 21, Gettysburg 16 Rhode Island 28, Delaware 17hofstra 28, Lafayette 0 Colby 18, Norwich 16clarion 17, Brockport 0 northeastern 37, . Post 0 Bridgeport 7. Trenton state 0 american internal tonal 37. Vermont 26bates 27. St Lawrence 7 Dickinson 16, Penn military 13lehlgh 50. Ithaca 20 Delson 14, Rochester 12 Wagner 26, so Maryland 8 Waynesburg 60, Susquehanna 0east Stroudsburg 33, Edinboro 6 California pa., state 35, Marietta 26temple 18, Kings Point 12 Wilkes 23, Upsala 14 Bridgewater 13, Frostburg state 6renssclaer 32, Middlebury 24 Springfield 02, coast guard 0 Mansfield 20, Delaware state 6lycoming 20, Albright 7 Bloomsburg 34. Lock Haven 20westminster, pa., 21, Juniata 14 Slippery Rock 27, Wilmington 7indiana St., ind., 23, Butler 7 West Chester 20, Shippensburg 6cortland 23, Montclair 14 Cheyney 65, Gallaudet 13 Rochester tech 32, Middleboro 24moravian 28, Delaware Valley 21 South Alabama 37, Florida state 37clemson 23. Wake Forest 6 Georgia 30, Mississippi state 0 Virginia tech 31, William and Mary 1auburn 40, Chattanooga 6 Florida 14. Illinois 0 Memphis state 27, Mississippi 17 North Carolina state 24, Buffalo 6west Virginia 21, Virginia military 9 South Carolina 18. North Carolina 10the Citadel 17, Wofford 7 East Carolina 23. Richmond Miami Ohio 14, Tulane 3 Davidson 45, Furman 22 Ohio University 48, Marshall 14 Georgia tech 17, Vanderbilt 10louisiana state 20, Rice 14 Allen 27, North Carolina College 12 Morehead ky., 21, Middle Tennessee 19tennessee tech 22, Murray 21 Pensacola Navy 14, Mcneese state 7hampden-Sydney 41, Shepherd 7 Southern Mississippi 20, Southeast la 7presbyterian 26, Lenoir Rhyne d econ 28, Guilford 21 Hampton Institute 68, Shaw 12 Carson Newman 34, Emory & Henry 20 new Louisiana 55, Louisiana col. 6glenville 19. West Virginia state 7 Miles 7, Albany state 0 Bethune Cookman 13, Morris Brown 12alabama am 23, Savannah state 0 Potomac state 27, Chowan 21 Tuskegee 16, Johnson c. Smith 16 Kentucky state 36. Winston Salem St. 0millsaps 10, Sewanee 7 Austin 14, southwestern at Memphis 7 Western Carolina 21, appalachian 0newberry 15, Catawba 15 Florida am 25, South Carolina state 0west Virginia tech 41, Bridgewater 13 w. A. Wesleyan 21, w. Liberty St. 20georgetown by 12. Marville Tenn 7 Eastern Kentucky 35, East Tennessee 7 Western Kentucky 31, Austin Peay 6 by the associated press Southern St., Ark., 26, Harding Ark. 9arkansas Aman 37, Lincoln 0 Northeast la. 10, Stephen f. Austin 0 Mesa Coll. 28, Southeastern okla. 0tennessee St. 35, n. Carolina Aat 0 Fairmont 62, Bluefield 13 Bridgewater 13, Frostburg 6 Kandolph Macon 31, Millers Volle 13 wolverines tip Duke Ann Arbor Mich. Up Frank Titas booted a 27-Yard Field goal with 11 seconds left saturday to Cap a second half Michigan surge and slip the wolverines past Duke 10-7. The Field goal was set up by pass from quarterback Dick Vidmer to halfback Ron John son which carried from Duke s 34 to the 10 Yard line. Michigan Down 7-0 at the Halfon Frank Ryan s 6-Yard run tied the score in the third Quarter when Ernie Sharpe scampered seven Yards. Sharpf s touchdown ended seven play drive which started when linebacker Frank Morgan fell on a Duke Fumble at Michigan s 44 Yard line. The Blue devils had eased tothe Early Lead when Ryan took a pitch out from Al Woodal Lafter the Duke quarterback had faked a run into the line. Brian Healy intercepted desperation pass by Woodall on Michigan s 19 after the Titas Field goal but the clock ran out. Duke 10007michigan 0 0 1 a10 Duke Ryan 6 run rules ended kick Mich Sharpe 7 run Titas kick Mich Fig Titas 27 attendance 79,402. Midwest Houston 37, Michigan state Michigan 10, Duke 7 notre Dame 41, California 8oklahoma 21, Washington state 0 Indiana 12, Kentucky 10 Iowa 24, Texas Christian 9minnesota 13. Utah 12 Missouri 21, Southern methodist Bowling Green 29, Quant co 0 Kent state 36, Northern Illinois 0flnlay 13, Hillsdale 3 by Johns minn., 13, Augsburg 1heidelberg 16, Grove City 18 Illinois state 27, Illinois Wesleyan fit Procopius 26, Milton 6 William Jewell 28, Emporia state 27 Maryville mo., state 27, Peru state 0 e. Tex. St 37, Springfield mo., St 16nebraska Wesleyan 19, Huron 0 Dana 13, Concordia neb., 2 Wayne neb., 31, Morehead. Minn. 27doane, neb. 67, Tarkio 0 Ottawa 39. Bethel kan., 6 Northwestern 12, Miami fla., Tomaha 33, Hiram Scott 0 Monmouth 28, Carleton 19rlpron 14, Belott 7 Indiana state 23, Butler 7 Washington mo., 17, Wabash 7 Pittsburg state 14, Missouri Rolla 7tennessee Martin 70, Milliken 0 North Park 21, Concordia  20north Central 38, Elmhurst 33 Cornell College 28, Knox 7 Chicago 7. Indiana Central 6 b. Michigan 15, Baldwin Wallace 13northwood 14, Northland 6 Concordia. Minn. 12, St Thomas 10ohio Wesleyan 14, Albion 14 Alma 28, Bluffton 13 St Mary of Plains 14, Colorado Coll. 13south Dakota state 24, Idaho state 22 Oshkosh 33, eau Claire 7 Lacrosse 24, Platteville 6 Wheaton 20, Carthage 0 Northwestern Wisconsin 14, Eureka 13superior 27, River Falls 20 Whitewater 18, Stout 7 Wisconsin Milwaukee 30, Eastern i. 6northern Michigan 33, Bema Del 3 Minnesota Duluth 38, macalester 10akron 6, Tampa 0 Kearney state 27, fort Hays state 7college of Emporia 19, Bethany kan., 0 southwestern Kansas 19, friends 14baker 27, Sterling. 12 Delta state 21, Southeast Missouri St 10louisville 26, Southern Illinois 0 Iowa Wesleyan 25, Culver Stockton 21william Penn 21, Wartburg 13 Missouri Valley 21, Graceland 7hampton Institute 68, Shaw 12 Carson Newman 34, Emory & Henry 20hastings 30, Lea 19 St. Cloud minn., 22, St. Norberts wis., 19north Dakota 14, Morningside 0 Jamestown 52, no. Dakota Ellendale 13sioux Falls 35, Northwestern Iowa 7 Toledo 24, Xavier. Ohio. 7 Dayton 27, Cincinnati 13wittenberg 21, Muski Ngum 0 Lakeland wis., 34, Rose poly 14hope 27, Lake Forest 6 Wooster 21, Carnegie Mellon 18hiram 16, Oberlin 14 Central Missouri state 14, Washburn 0ashland 31. Otterbein 7 North Dakota St. 10, Northern Iowa 9parsons 49, Northeast Missouri 7 St Olaf 28, Grinnell 20 Lawrence 22, Coe 13 Dubuque 6, upper Iowa 6luther 42, Buena Vista 7 capital 16, it. Union 0 Centre 33, Kenyon 7 Southwest Oklahoma state 7, Arkansas 6purdue 24, Texas am 20 Utah state 44, West Texas state 27texas tech 52, Iowa state 0 Arkansas state 21, Western Michigan 8phoenix 63, Ricks 28 Adams state 19, Panhandle am 7texas Southern 48, Wiley 13 sul Ross 26, Angelo state 12 Arlington state 15, new Mexico state 14north Texas state 31, Drake 0 Lamar tech 14, southwestern la. 13mcmurry 37, Tarleton state 0 Southwest Texas 23, Trinity 0 e. New Mexico 7, n. Arizona 0 Prairie View am 20, Southern u. 3 Howard Payne 23. Abilene Christian 19 far West Southern California 17, Texas 13stanford 21, Kansas 20 Oregon state 27. Arizona state 21colorado 17, Oregon 13 Washington 17, Wisconsin 0wyoming 37, air Force 10 Kansas state 17. Colorado state 7idaho 30, Fresno state 14 Brigham Young 44, new Mexico 14black Hills 20. Rocky Mountain 6 Western state 13, w. New Mexico 0ft. Lewis 30, Southern Utah 14 new Mexico Highlands 66, Colo Adomines 12 Calif. St., Santa Barbara 24, Pacific 20pacific, ore., 31, Oregon education 20 Southern Oregon 61, College of Idaho u Northern state 7, Eastern Montana 6eastern Arizona 30, Snow 6 Palomar 7. Arizona Western 6 Lewis & Clark 44. Eastern Oregon 6 san Francisco St. 55, Long Beach St. 27central Washington 1u. Simon Fraser 14 puget sound 25, Occidental 13 e. Washington 47. Pacific lutheran 14cal poly a Luis Obispo. 17. Sacra mento state 7 Seattle 66, George Fox 2nevada 32, Willamette 15 san Diego state 58, Weber Slat 12 Jones shines As Urcla crushes panthers 40-8 Pittsburgh a Gre Jones hammered out 160 Yards As Urcla repeatedly Given Goodfield position by its Swift de fenders relied on a Savage ground game to crush out classed Pitt 40-8 saturday. Sixth ranked Bruins didst have to drive More than 55 Yards for a touchdown while piling up a 30-0 Lead before Pitt crossed Midfield for the time in the third Quarter. First Jones a Sophomore who re placed All America Mel Farr made the most impressive de but by any Urcla Back in history last week gaining 135 Yard against Tennessee. His yardage against the panthers came on 1 carries including a 43-Yarttouchdown sprint. Quarterback Gary Beban climaxed two drives by running Over himself for scores before retiring with a 24-0 Lead and nine minutes left in the third Quarter. Beban came Back into the game in the final three minutes after substitute quarterback Bill Bolden was injured Cla hampered by its own Phipps Sparks Purdue to 24-20 hang on win Over scrapping aggie to att to i. Re Dallas Tex. A Sopho More Mike Phipps bombed Texas am into a 24-20 defeat sat urday night As the Purdue boilermakers made up for their 1961 lapse in the Cotton bowl when they were tied by underdog Southern methodist and Knocke cout of the top rankings. But it was a great Battle wit the aggie fighting viciously first Downs Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage pass Spunta fumbles lost Yards penalized Purdue Texas am 22 18 146 69 283 267 84 142 18-37-2 17-34-2 5-35 5-40 0 0 47 25 from behind and threatening tothe final gun. It was the first meeting of the two teams in intersection Al strife and Purdue s second appear Ance in the Cotton bowl. Phipps operating the Purdue team like a Veteran and pitching 35 passes at the desperately fighting aggie turned in a sparkling passing exhibition when he connected on 17 for 269 Yards and one touchdown a 35-Yard throw to Bob Baltzell. He also set up the other Purdue scores with his Bullet pass ing. However he had one throw intercepted for a touchdown. Bill Hobbs gathered it in on the Purdue 25 and bulled his Way into the end zone. Edd Hargett of am also Hada big passing night and it was his 60-Yard throw to Bob Longin the fading minutes that produced a touchdown and the game s biggest play. Leroy Keyes the Purdue run Ning Star also got into the pass ing act. His halfback throw to the pass catching Demon Jim Beirne for 14 Yards brought the soph guides Clemson past Wake Forest Clemson . A Sopho More Charley Waters replaced injured quarterback Jimmy Addi son and guided Clemson to a 23-6 opening game football Victory Over Wake Forest saturday buddy Gore with two last half touchdowns and 122 Yards Rushing was the big offensive gun As the tigers opened de sense of the Atlantic coast con Ference Crown hey Are favored to retain. . Edges Villanova Villanova a. A Bob Gallivan booted a 25-Yard Field goal with 35 seconds left an lifted Boston College to a 27-24 Victory Over Villanova Satur Day. Final Purdue  aggie took the Lead on Charlie Riggs 22-Yard Field Goa the first time they had the Ball but Purdue soon shot ahead witha touchdown and scored two More in the second Quarter Toone touchdown for am. Purdue Lead 21-11 at the half. The aggie got Riggs second Field goal in the third Quarter to pull within seven Points but Purdue kicked a Field goal by Baltzell in the fourth Quarter to sew up the game. 7 14 0 324 383 620 Purdue am am Fig Riggs 22 Pur Baltzell 35 pass from Phipps balt Zell kick Pur Keyes 1 run Baltzell kick am Hobbs 25 pass interception return Buckman pass from Hargett Pur Beirne 14 pass from Keyes balt Zell kick am Fig Riggs 31purfg Baltzell 20 am Long 60 pass from Hargett  failed Alt 27,500. Ramsey North Texas trounce Drake 31-0 Denton Tex. A Sopho More Steve Ramsey passed for three touchdowns and ran for fourth As North Texas opened the football season with a 31-0victory Over Drake saturday night. End Jerry Suhler caught touchdown tosses of four and 35 Yards in the third Quarter an Ramsey connected on a 79-Yard scoring play with Ronnie Shank Lin during the eagles 14-Point second Quarter. / errors yielded the Ball twice on fumbles inside the Pitt 30 in the Early going and another Tim missed a Field goal try because of a hobbled Center  Bruins first touchdown came on a 47-Yard, seven play drive on which Beban and Jones alternated carries after Vic Lepisto recovered a Fumble by Pitt quarterback Frank Gus Tine. Beban scored from the nine. Pitt missed a fourth downplay at its own 31 late in the opening Quarter setting up a 35-Yard Field goal by Zenon Andrusyshyn. Just before the half Beba took the Bruins 47 Yards in 11 plays and scored from the , a 20-Point favorite scored the first two times it had the Ball in the second half be first Downs Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage passes punts fumbles lost Yards penalized Urcla Pitt 20 13 325 119 74 83 155 89 6-12-0 9-19-2 1-38 5-392 3 25 30 fore coach Tommy Prothro started resting his regulars. Rick Purdy Dove Over fro the one at the end of a 40-Yard drive following a punt. The next time the Bruins had Possession Jones broke for his Long run on the third play. Pitt s Only score came on a77-Yard, 20-play drive climaxed when Gustine scored fro the one Early in the final Quarter. That was the Only time Allday Pitt crossed Midfield. Close to record Jones performance was only20 Yards shy of the Urcla Angle game Rushing record 180yards, set by Bill Kilmer against Utah in 1960.Beban, considered a top candidate for the Heisman trophy Vas held to 15 Yards Rushing in 13 carries one of the Lowe totals of his career. He added 69 Yards passing on five of 10completions for a total of 84 Yards offence. Only against Theair Force in 1965, gaining 76 Yards was Beban held to less Otal offence. Urcla 7 10 13 1040 itt 000 88 Urcla Beban 9 run Andrusyshyn kick Urcla Fig Andrusyshyn 35 Urcla Beban 2 run Andrusyshyn ick Urcla Purdy 1 run Andrusyshyn ick Urcla Jones 43 run kick failed Pitt Gustine 1 run Rife pass from Stine Urcla Gustafson 40 pass interception Andrusyshyn kick Urcla Fig Andrusyshyn 43 attendance 31,210. Oklahoma Blanks Wash. State. 21-0 Norman okla. A Wil own wizard Bob Warmack directed three drives for touch Downs throwing for one and running for another As Oklahoma opened its football season with a 21-0 Triumph Over Washngton state. The Junior quarterback took he sooner on touchdown marches of 81, 80 and 44 Yards each of the first three Quad ers. He scored the first  going 15 Yards on a ourth Down option pass play. The next drive spanned Twoie garters with Sophomore Tail ack Steve Owens getting the Ore from two Yards out. Warmack s 17-Yard pass to Wingback Eddie Hinton Cli maxed the third Quarter drive. Mike Vachon who missed Field first Down Rushing yardage passing yardage return Vantage passes punts fumbles los Yards penalized Wash St. Oki 10 23 63 211 136 152 64i 45 11-24-1 10-17-1 �-32 ti-36 1 2 6ti 65 of 31 and 40all the extra goal attempt Yards kicked Points. Washington state 000 00oklanoiua 7 1 7 o21 Ouia Warmack 15 run Vachon Hick okla Owens i run Vachon kick i okla Hinton 17 Pasa from Wai Mac Iva Rhuie kick attendance 51,700