European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 09, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday october 9, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 College scores by United press International East tale 14, Connecticut 6 Urcla 17, Penn state 15 Harvard 29, Boston University 14rutgers 14, Lehigh 7 Duke 10, army 7cornel 23, Colgate 7 Princeton 28, Columbia 14dartmouth 24, roly Cross 8 Pennsylvania 28, Brown 7 Syracuse 7, Maryland 3west Virginia 10, Pittsburgh 0 Thiel 20, Bethany w. Va., 13 c. W. Post 20, Alfred 15kings Point 14, Union 13 Wesleyan 29, Bowdon 0 Rhode Island 13, new Hampshire 8vermont 18, Maine 7 american International 20, Amherst 18 Waynesburg 61, California pa., 6 Delaware state 16, Howard d.c., 0swarthmore 23. Franklin and Marshall 20westminister, pa., 26, Geneva 0 Cortland state 11, Ithaca 7bloomsburg 34, Susquehanna 19 Southern Connecticut 21, Brockport 0 Norwich 16, coast guard 10 Johns Hopkins 43, ursinus 0 Dickinson 34, Haverford 14 Morgan state 36, Maryland state 29williams 13, Rochester 12 Gettysburg 16, Tufte 0 Wilkes 14, Delaware Valley 13middlebury 13, Worcester tech 8 Hamilton 22, Renssalaer 0. Marist 20, Manhattan 18buffalo 44. Temple 14 Upsala 22, Drexel tech 20 Western Maryland 20, Lycoming 0 pm colleges 28, Muhlenberg 24 Shippensburg 32, Slippery Rock 0wagner 20, moravian 0 Hobart 14, St Lawrence 14allegheny 34, Carnegie tech 20 northeastern 41, Colby 0 Springfield 20, Albright 10 Bridgewater state 26, Curry 0hofstra 33, Delaware 31 Western Maryland 20, Lycoming 0 South Georgia tech 10, Clemson 0 Louisiana state 37, Florida 6georgia 21, South Carolina 0 Vanderbilt 21, North Carolina 7 Alabama 21, Mississippi 7 Auburn 48, Kentucky 7 Florida state 19, Texas am 18virginia 14, Wake Forest 12 Citadel 20, Arkansas state 7 Virginia tech 3, Villanova 0 Eastern Carolina 21, Southern Illinois 8 Eastern Kentucky 14, Middle Tennessee state 7 Richmond 24, Davidson 17randolph-Macon 27, Millsaps 7 Glenville 7, West Virginia tech 0 Fairmont 48, West Virginia Wesleyan 0william and Mary 33, a. Military 28 Elon 21, presbyterian 20 Gallaudet 18, Shepherd 7 Emory and Henry 35, Maryville tenn., i Washington and Lee 6, Centre 0 Winston Salem state 20. Livingstone 14taylor 21, Georgetown ky., 0 Virginia state College 38, Shaw 12 Concord College 29, West Liberty 21 Austin Peay 10. Morehead state 8newberry 23, Frederick 16 Fayetteville 14, St Pauls 6guilford 4, of Terbell 13 Kentucky state 52, North Carolina col lege 7chattanooga 21, Northeast Louisiana 14 Southern univ. 21, Arkansas am a 16 Tennessee tech 43, East Tennessee 22southern Mississippi 48, Tampa 0 it Valley state 19, Knoxville College 8louisville 29, Dayton 7 . Smith 55, Morris Brown 0 Salem 22, Bluefield state 7 southwestern Louisiana 20, Louisiana tech 14randolph-Macon 27, Millsaps 7 Northwestern la., state 28, Pensacola Navy 16mississippi College 28, Florence state 22virginia Union 27, Elizabeth City 26 Norfolk state 17. North Carolina at 14albany, ga., state y3, Morris s.c., 0 Tennessee Martin 38, Jacksonville St 0 Troy state 7, Delta state 0 Texas Southern 64, Mississippi Valley state 0 Alcorn 69, Wiley 0southeastern Louisiana 31, Trinity 0 Texas Arlington 17, Mcneese 16grambllng 26, Tennessee Al 24 Tennessee tech 43, East Tennessee 22 Emory & Henry 35, Maryville 7 be Wane e 51, Ford am 7 Lane tenn., 52, Paul Guinn 0st College of Ark 22. Harding ark., 7 Arkansas am 13, ouachita 10 Midwest Navy 23, Michigan 21 Purdue 25, Northwestern 16 Missouri 17, Arizona 3indiana 20. Illinois 7 Ohio University 30. Kansas 15 Michigan state 35, Wisconsin 7nebraska 16, Kansas state 14 Minnesota 23, Southern methodist 3 notre Dame 66, Iowa 6 Tulsa 58, Idaho state 0eastern Michigan 47, Adelbert 0 John Carroll 41, Case 0baldwin-Wallace 47, Oberlin 20 Beloit 25. Knox 14 Lake Forest 26, Concordia 111., 14farons, Iowa 24, Lincoln mo., 7 southwestern. Kan., 15, Bethany Kan., 0 Tartow 21, St. Mary of the Plains 14 Ripon 47, Grinnell 7dubiujue 12, Wartburg 0 Northern Iowa 23, Augu Atana s.d., 10 Coe 31, Carleton 20cornell, Iowa 40, Monmouth 19 West mar 14, Northwestern Iowa 0 upper Iowa 22, Buena Vista 6 Western Michigan 10, Bowling Green 6wittenberg 41, Central Ohio state 7 Wayne state 31, Illinois Chicago 0murray state 71, Iowa Wesleyan 12 Ohio Wesleyan 35, augustan Roc Island 14 Wheaton 34, Wabash 0 Earlham 23, Elmhurst 6 St Procopius 25, Culver Stockton 13 Washington mo., 13, southwestern Memphis 10 Noru Wood Institute 45, Ohio northern24 William Jewell 28, Rolla 14 principal 111., 13, Illinois College 0olivet 24. Albion 7 Alma 20, Hope 18 Northern Michigan 35, Hillsdale 8adrian 14, Kalamazoo 3 Miami Ohio 21, Kent state 7 Central Michigan 21, Eastern Illinois 0clnoinnati 14, Wichita state 6 Valparaiso 21, Butler 7 Depauw 16. Evansville 1.6 Indiana state 13, St. Joseph s ind., 0hanover 52, Manchester 13 Indiana Central 13, Rose poly 13, tie Franklin 40, Anderson 23 Northland 13, Bethel 0 Lawrence 8, St. Olaf 7carthage 23, Illinois Wesleyan 14 Platteville 35, Stout 14 Oshkosh 17, River Falls 0 Milton 39, Northwestern wis., 16xavler, Ohio 7, Marshall 0 Drake 7, Maryville mo., 0 Missouri Valley 13, Huron s.d., 7 pm Tieburg Kan., 7, Springfield to. 0 Ottawa Kan., 10, College of Emporia 0 North Dakota state 71. Wisconsin Mil Waukee 0 macalester 6, St. Johns minn., 0simpson 13, Luther Iowa 6 Central Iowa 7, William Penn 7 South Dakota state 24, Morningside 15southeast Missouri 25, Bradley 0 Akron 19, Youngstown state 12 East Central okla., 35, northeastern,okla., 7 southwestern okla. 13, Central state,okla., .6 Cameron state 21, okla. Military 7 Langston 19, Panhandle am 17southeastern, okla. 20, Northwestern okla., 14 St Norbert wls., 26, Western Milonis 0illinois state 27, Central Missouri 0 Northern Illinois 28, Ball state 14 Ashland Ohio 21, Ferris St. 21 Gustavus Adolphus 26, Minnesota-duluth16 Concordia 44, Augsburg 8 Mankato 28, Michigan tech 7 Yankton s.d., 29. Minnesota Morris 13 Millikin 41, North Central Illinois 30 Southwest Texas 19, Oklahoma state 0mississippi state 7, Texas tech 3 North Carolina state 16, Houston 6 Baylor 10, Washington state 7 Utah 42, new Mexico 27 Arkansas 26, Texas Christian 0austin 27, Nebraska Wesleyan 7 sul Ross 40, Emporia Kan. 7mcmurry 13, East Texas state 9 new Mexico Highlands 42, Adam state colo., 7 Western new Mexico 21, Eastern new Mexico 19 North Texas state 31. New Mexico state 31 Arizona state 33, Texas Elpaso 32 Tarleton state 28, Texas lutheran 26 Howard Payne 20, Sam Houston 0 West Texas state 24, Colorado state 14texas Al 16, Stephen f. Austin 0 Southwest Texas St. 47, Angelo St. 20 Lamar tech 41, Quantico marines 6 far West California 14, air Force 12 Ohio state 30, Oregon 0 Utah state 28, Memphis state 13washington 13, Oregon state 6 Colorado 34, Iowa state 0 Wyoming 26, Brigham Young 10 Southern California 30, Stanford 0san Diego state 20, Long Beach state 7 Cal Santa Barbara 21, Whittler 0 Carroll Mont. 21, Rocky Mountain v san Francisco state 34, Nevada 6 Southern Colorado St 20, Washburn 0 Calif. Lutheran 49, Claremont Mudd 0 Hayward state 47, Humboldt state 23northern Arizona 41, Omaha 13 Colorado state College 14. Wester state 7 Montana 21. University of the Pacific 7 fort Lewis 47, Colorado mines 28eastern Washington 33, Western Washington 14 Willamette 40, Pacific lutheran 13lewis & Clark 20, univ. Of puget sound 14 Sacramento state 23, Portland state 21 Oregon College of education 21. Seattle Cavaliers 0 Western Montana 16, Westminster 7montana state 41, Idaho 14 professional football National league Cleveland 21, Pittsburgh 10 american league new York 27. Oakland 14 Continental league Norfolk 34. Wheeling 14 exhibition basketball no Detroit 111, new York 108 Chicago 114, Boston 111 Aba Denver 83, Minnesota 73 Pittsburgh 106. Indiana 94 exhibition hockey Boston nil 7. Her Siiney Ahl 3st. Louis nil 3. Los Angeles nil 3 Pittsburgh nil 3, Oklahoma City Cal 1 Bronk runs passes for ads As Cal edges air Force 14-12 Berkeley Calif. Up quarterback Barry Bronk ran for one touchdown and passed Foi another saturday to give California a 14-12 Victory overan air Force Academy team which gambled in a bid for two Points and lost. Bronk battling to hang on this starting quarterback Job tallied on an eight Yard run Midway through the second period and then with 4 43 left inthe third Quarter he hit Jim Calkins in the end zone from nine Yards out for what proved late drive pushes midshipmen Over wolverines 2621 Ann Arbor Mich. A Terry Murray slashed 25 Yards off left tackle to Cap an 80-Yardfourth Quarter drive which car ried Navy to a come from be Hind 26-21 Victory Over favored Duke cuts Streak of army 10-7 West Point . A fullback Jay Calabrese playing on a sprained right ankle led a93-Yard drive in the final half saturday that gave Duke a 10-7upset Victory Over army in a Tough defensive Battle at Michi stadium. Army s Cinderella team shooting for its sixth straight Victory counting the closing games of the last season had gone ahead 7-3 with a minute to play in the first half on a four Yard plunge by Charlie Jarvis after a 22-Yard Field goal by Duke s soccer style place kicker Bob Riesenfeld. Army had a second touch Down nullified by a penalty after a 59-Yard run by quarterback Steve Lindell and a pass from Lindell to Carl Woessner in the opening moments of the second half. The penalty was offensive interference. Army threatened again in the third period moving to the first Down Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage passes punts fumbles lost Yards penalized Duke army 26 17189 151 86 136 2016 fl-19-3 11-20-2 4-38 2-42 1 63 1 108 Duke 21 but boldly went for five Yards on a final Down rather than try for a Field  Blue devils beaten in their last two games in the final seconds of play took heart and mustered their winning drive starting at their own seven Yard  March was climaxed by a nine Yard scoring pass from quarterback Larry Davis to de Hicklin who speared the Ball inthe end zone. The hard running 210-Poundcalabrese, who injured his right ankle a week ago and who washed under wraps for the Early part of this game ripped of gains of 8, 14, and 12 Yards in the winning touchdown  drive originated when Greg Wuerstle Duke s defensive Backho played an outstanding game intercepted a Lindel pass Duke 0 3 0 710army 7 0 07 Duke Fqy Riesenfeld 22 army Jarvis 4 run Kurilko Hick Duke Hicklin 9 pass from Tovia Riesenfeld kick attendance 31,000. Michigan  Slick passing of Quarter Back John Cartwright and run Ning of halfback Jeri Balsly sustained the 12-play drive which consumed most of the final eight minutes of  set up the touch Down with a 17-Yard pass to end Rob Taylor to the Michigan 42. The Navy Victory its seconding three games offset a sensational performance by Michi  s Ron Johnson who scored two touchdowns on runs of 62and 72 Yards and set up the third Wolverine score with a 37-Yard Gallop. Navy trailing 14-10 at the endow the first Quarter took a 17-14 halftime Lead on a 15-Yard scor ing pass from Cartwright to Taylor with 1 13 to  scored the Navy s first to on a three Yard run and first Downs Rushing yardage passing yardage return yardage passes punt fumbles lost Yards penalized Navy Michigan 22 184 171 97 13 308 78101 13-28-0 9-23-1 9-40 6-390 60 3 35 John Church added a 31-Yardfield goal after Emerson Carr recovered Church s onside  scored on Michigan s second play from scrimmage racing 62 Yards around his own left end and set up a four Yard touchdown run by fullback Warren Sipp with a 37-Yardsprint minutes later to put the wolverines ahead 14-10. Navy 10 7 3 626michigan 4 0 0 721 Mich Johnson 62 run Hankwitz kick Navy Balsly 3 run Church kick Navy Fig Church 31 Mich Sipp 4 run Hankwitz kick Navy Taylor 15 pass from Cartwright Church kick Navy Fig Church 28 Mich Johnson 72 run Hankwitz kick Navy Murray 25 run pass failed attendance 72,361. To be the clinching  pair of Field goals which covered 36 and 26 Yards by Dennir Leuthauser kept the Falcons in the game. Then the scored with 2 09 left in the contest when Mike Guth vaulted Over from the one Yard line to Climax a 62 Yard  quarterback Steve Turner who had engineered the drive then tried to pass for the tying two Points to Carl Jansse but Jimmy Coleman of Cal broke up the  s clinching touchdown pass to Calkins ended an 88yard March which started after Dennis Pitta of Cal intercepted pass by quarterback Gary Baxter on the Bear seven Handrail the Ball Back to their 12. Third win for Calit was California s third win of the season against one los Sand gave the bears their Best Start since 1952 when they won their first five under Pappy Waldorf. The air Force now is0-3-1. With four seconds left in the contest the Falcons Baxter threw the Ball away on fourth Down apparently thinking that it was the air f o r c e s third Down. The bears then ran one More play As the game  spent most of the first half in air Force territory but led by Only 7-6 at  run Bronk s eight Yard touchdown run and Ron Miller s conversion made it 7-3 in the second period after Leuthauser s 36 Yard three Pointer had Given the Falcons a grief Lead. Then Leuthauser added a 26-Yard Field goal late in the half. Both scores were set up by Breaks the first coming after Ken Hamlin of the air Force recovered a Fumble by the Bear