European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 08, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 8, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 19 going Down Charley Shipes drops to the Canvas after taking a smashing right from Curtis cokes in the eighth round of their world welterweight bout at Oakland. It was the fourth and last trip Down for Shipes As the referee stopped the fight. The win gave cokes Universal recognition As welterweight Champion a title he had held everywhere except California. A Speed Model finishes first in final two heats for Triumph in Kentucky futurity at Lexington Lexington by. A Speed Model who ran into traffic trouble in the first heat rolled to Victory in the next two Friday for the Winner s share of the Diamond anniversary Ken Tucky  Bay filly driven by Art Hult came from behind in Bot winning heats and had to wait for a Little opening the final time around. Rocket Speed who finished second in the standings won the first heat and held the Lead briefly in the final mile at the Lexington trots. Halifax Hanover was third in the standings. Trained by Ervin Speed Model is trained by Frank Ervin a grand old Manof the grand circuit who has been out of driving action for nearly three months because of  filly owned by lumber Man George Alexander of Sugargrove 111., was trapped in the first heat when Halifax Hanover broke stride but still made up ground in the stretch an missed by Only a neck. Sent off the Odds on favorite Speed Model sided her time in fifth position in the second heat made her move with nearly one half mile to go and was leaving the Field after another 150  Speed charges Hult set Speed Model in third place As the final heat began but was delayed in his move tothe front when rocket Speed made the first charge an blocked the Winner from the  Model waited for rocket Speed to pass then charge around and won by 14 lengths. The filly s margin in the Sec Ond heat was an even length. The Victory was Worth $27,855for Alexander out of the total $58,642  Speed was timed in 1 59 3-5 for the first heat while Speed Model posted clocking of 2 01 2-5 and 2 02 3-5 for her Vic tories. Rocket Speed second longest shot in the first heat returned $30.40, $10.20 and $10.80.Speed Model coupled in the betting with Star glow Hanover returned $3.60, $2.60 and $2.20. Rocket Speed returned $3.40 and$3 and Halifax Hanover paid $2.80.the entry returned $3 and $2.40 with no show betting in the final. Halifax Hanover paid $3.40. Pomp Winner of the Yonker futurity the first Gem in the triple Crown of trotting had Dis Mal finishes of seventh seventh and  Streak Winner of the hambletonian passed the final jewel of the triple Crown be cause of soreness in his  Colt with injury prob lems  dirt made the starting Gate but was fourth in the first two heats and withdrew from the third. Nerud nixes bid to run or. Fager in . Race Laurel my. A the american selection Board will have to nominate another run Ning mate for Damascus in the $150,000 Washington . Inter National on nov. 11 at Laurel race  Johnny Nerud has declined an invitation to run  in the 1-mile turf race. I Don t think it would requite fair to the Colt to ask him nevele Pride sets world Trot Mark Lexington by. A highly favored nevele Pride became the world s fastest 2-year-old Trotter As he breezed to Victory in the $8,662 Saul Cam memorial at the Lexington trots. The Bay son of Star s Pride owned by Ben Slutsky won the first heat in 1 59 1-5, then broke the world record with a 1 58 2-5 time in the second  record time bested by one fifth second the old Market by impish who remains the world s fastest 2-year-old  Pride s two heat total time also was a world Mark. The old record also was held by impish. To go Miles the first time out on grass Nerud said and there is nowhere i can give Hima race at a Shorter distance on the turf before the  Nerud plans to Start  in the i1/ mile Haw Thorne Gold cup on oct. 21, the same Day that Damascus runs in the Man o War stakes a 1%miles turf test at Aqueduct. Buc passer also had been invited to compete in the International but he was retired to stud after running second to Damascus in the Woodward with or. Fager third. Vaughn vaults to 2nd in net Yards among Small College stars new York a a  s 555-Yard pickup against the University of wis Consin at Milwaukee last Satur Day has moved the Way estate mich., quarterback into second place in total Offens among the nation s Small col lege football  compiled by nation Al collegiate sports service showed saturday that Vaughn has gained 710 Rushing passing Yards compared to 772 for the Leader Joe Stetser of Chic state who won the title last , who is also the Leader in pass completions with 72 in137 attempts for 758 Yards has hurricanes rip Tulane with Olivo Miami Fla. A Quarter Back David Olivo brought the University of Miami hurricanes to life Friday night passing and running them to a 34-14 Victory Over Tulane in a rain soaked Orange , ineffectual in losses to Northwestern and Penn state passed for two touchdowns ran three Yards for another admixed his plays Well to bring the hurricanes from a 14-7 half time deficit. Tulane opened the scoring an needed Only 10 Yards for the touchdown when Hank Collins attempting to punt was downed with a loss of 11  scores Bobby Duhon senior Quarter Back and a Star for the past two seasons went Over from the seven for the touchdown. Miami came Back to tie the score when Olivo passed 10 Yards to Jim  completely dominated the second Quarter and Duhon put the Green wave ahead with a 27-Yard touchdown run. Miami s deepest Advance was to the Tulane 49.the second half was All Miami. A teeming rain that soaked the crowd of 27,510 stopped As the half began and the Hurri canes went to work. Acuff ties game John Acuff sprinted 28 Yards for the game tying  Hendricks recovered a Tulane Fumble at the 24 to setup another score. Olivo finally took it Over on a three Yard  took an eight Yard pass from Olivo for another touch Down and Bob Abbott intercepted a Duhon pass and galloped 42yards for the final score. Miami rolled up 22 first Downs to Tulane s 13, 14 of them in the second half. The Rushing Yard age was about even but Olivo s passes made the big difference. Played three games. Vaughn has played Only two. The lat Ter s total offence Yards against us Milwaukee was an All time High for a Small College  Van Boven of Central Iowa is another double Leader. He scored four touchdowns against upper Iowa and moved into Atie for first place in scoring with Charlie Williams of Arkansasal a. Each has 54 Points. Van Boven also is no. 1 in Rushing with 600 Yards. Terry Fredenberg of us Mil Waukee maintained his Lead in pass receptions with 29 while Bruce Swanson of North Park 111., took Over first place inputting with a 44.8-Yard aver age for 15  state leads the e team sin total offence with an average of 613.5 Yards for two  state Heads the total defense list with an average yield of Only 21.0 Yards. Union n.y., is tops in passing with a331.0 average. Waynesburg pa., has scored169 Points in three games and is no. 1 in this category with a 56.3mark. Total offence g plays yes. 1. Stetser Clinco state 3 166 2. Vaughn Wayne state. 2 66 772 710 69-1 690 so 044 012 611 c01 600 3. Toledo san fran. St.8 96 4. Osborn Superior St. 8 89 5. Skarie us Milwaukee 3 109 6. Wanlin san Francisco 2 74 7. Jackson Ala. Am 3 87 8. Gorman Portland St. 3 163 9. Lic Litel Bloomsburg 2 62 10. Van Boven Central la. 3 88 Rushing Offen Seg rushes yes. 1. Van Boven Central 3 87 600 2. Moore Western by. 3 64 464 3. Hass Montana state 4 96 441 4. Rome Hamp Sydney. 3 81 433 5. Gray Morehead St. 3 70 416 6. Layland Pacific .3 68 w9 7. To like Superior St. 3 60 383 8. Mccoy so Missouri 3 77 381 9. Williams Ark. Am a 3 b8 377 10. Van Pelt Ball state 3 51 374 Forward passing g att com pet yes 1. Stetser Chico St. .3 137 72 .526 758 2. Skarie us Mil. 3 93 65 .699 6s5 3. Gorman port St. 3 130 56 .423 623 4. Toledo . St. 3 93 52 .559 746 5. Hewell Furman. 3 78 48 .615 574 6. Bump a ship Burg 3 91 45 .495 Oil 7. Rob son Fresno St. 3 78 43 .551 540 8. Obs a Superior St. 3 72 42 .583 649 9. Haynie w. Chester 3 86 42 .494 484 10. Fuller a. Chrls n 3 84 41 .488 4&fl Browns meet Steeles in Century clash by the associated pres the game of the Century May be improper Billing for the Clas Between the Pittsburgh Steeles and Cleveland Browns saturday night the opener on the mar Quee of the National football league s weekend program. The meeting on the Browns Field though was to provide a clue to the eventual outcome of the race in the circuit s Century  St. Louis cardinals head the four club division with a 2-1record. The new York giants continued on Page 22 Matson Heads olympic Tuii Eup squad new York up big Randy Matson of Texas am will head a 21-member  scheduled to compete in the track and Field Section of a olympic tuneup meet in Mexico City oct. 15-22.david Matlin president of the Amateur athletic Union aau said Bob Tracy of St. Cloud minn., state College will coach the squad in place of Les Wallace withdrew. Matlin of Rutgers who said the Little olympics series was started to offer foreign athletes an Opportunity to compete at Mexico City s 7,400-feet Altitude As conditioner for the 1968 olympic  on the squad besides Matson Are Bill too Mey of Laguna Beach calif., decathlon Ron Whitney Boul Der colo., 440-Yard hurdles de Burke Newport Beach calif.,Hammer Ron Laird Pomona calif., 20-Kilometer walk Char Lotte Cooke Washington ., 440-Yards  Winslow Sanmateo calif., Pentathlon and Madeline Manning Cleveland,880-Yards. The . Squad will consist of10 men and five women