The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1966 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Monday, October 24, 1966

Old Gold Gridders Blast Earlham 11

DePauw Tigers entertained Earlham College of the Hoosier College Conference Saturday afternoon at Blackstock Stadium and chalked up their second victory of the season to go

the two-pointer instead of the tie but the pass went astray. Lortz executing the pass option play to perfection came right back and guided the Tigers to an eighty-yard touch-

with four losses by defeating' down drive. Passing only when the Quakers, 36 to 0. The necessary, this drive consumed Quakers are now 1-3-1. i six minutes and fifty-three secSpearheaded by the fine ; onds of the second quarter. The signal-calling of quarterback big play was a 24-yard pass

Eric Lortz, and the bruising running of Tony Whittlesby and John Butler, the Tigers rolled to a total of 374 yards total offense. The reserves played the fourth quarter and moved up

from Lortz to Walker that moved the ball to the Earlham 10. The only other pass in the 14-play drive was the four-yard TD pitch to Tom Miller. DePauw scored again in the

and down the field at will while j third quarter. Butler’s sparkling crossing the goal line twice. punt return, set-up the score. DePauw’s defensive team! Receiving the ball on the De-

audience to a musical salute to the fine State of Indiana. Earlham 0 6 0 0—6 DePauw 7 7 7 15—36 DeP—Butler, 1 run (Feemster kick) Earl—Benson, 13 pass from Coates (pass failed'. DeP—Miller. 4 pass from Lortz (Feemster kick) DeP—Lortz, 1 run (Feemster kick) DeP—Taylor, 4 run (Feemster kick) DeP—Taylor, 1 run (Moore, pass from Kyhos). Attendance 1,800.

STATISTICS Oepaow 25 First Downs .. 287 Yards Rushing 87 Yards Passing . 8-18 Passing ....

Earlham 11 73 55 6-15

1 Passes Intercepted by 2 0 Fumbles Lost 2 53 Yards Penalized 21 6-31 Punting 3-25.3

played their usual game allowing the

brilliant; Pauw 49, he scooted to the Quakers Earlham 17 before being

only 73 yards rushing and 55 yards passing. Also they turned the ball over to the offensive three times, twice on fumble recoveries and once on an intercepted pass. From the start, the game had all indications of being a highscoring affair. Earlham received and promptly moved the ball to their 47, but quarterback Coates was smeared on a big third down play. Earlham kicked to DePauw’s 20 but a clip placed the ball on the DePauw 11. Eleven plays later found DePauw on the Earlham 31, but a third and five pass play was intercepted by Flanagan on his 18. DePauw’s defense forced the Quakers to kick to the Earlham 49. Sticking to the ground, Lortz moved the Tigers 49 yards in 10 plays for the lead touchdown with 21 seconds left in the first quarter. John Butler went over from the one. Tim Feemster booted his first of four extra points to give DePauw a lead they never yielded. Earlham promptly received the ensuing kick and marched 62 yards in nine plays for the six points. The only pass in their TD drive was the 13 yard fling from Coates to Mike Benson in the end zone for the score. Earlham elected to for

brought down. Five plays later, Lortz sneaked the final yard. With the reserves working the fourth quarter, DePauw tallied two more touchdowns. The defense forced Earlham to punt from their own 14 to their 37. With Dan Breckenridge guiding the team, the Tigers traveled the 37 yards in 6 plays, highlighted by a 15yard pass from the quarterback to Holton, good for a first down on the Quakers’ 7. Gary Taylor then broke over from the four. DePauw copped the final six points with only two seconds remaining in the ball game. This drive started on the Tiger 47 with 1:53 showing on the clock. A pass interference penalty, immediately followed by an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on the Earlham coach resulted in the ball on the Quaker one yard line. Gary Taylor dived the final yard, and a Kyhos pass to Moore resulted in the two point conversion. A very colorful and entertaining half time show was witnessed by the approximately 1,800 fans. High school bands from North Vermillion, South Putnam, Greeneastle, Attica, Pittsboro, Cascade, Roachdale, and Crawfordsville treated the

PRO FOOTBALL STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pet. PF PA St. Louis 5 1 1 .833 168 113 Dallas 4 1 1 .800 224 85 Cleveland 4 2 0 .667 185 107 Philadelphia 4 3 0 .571 150 157 Washington 43 0 .571 147 151 Pittsburgh 1 4 1 .200 112 166 New York 1 5 1 .167 100 214 Atlanta 0 7 0 .000 78 250 Western Division Green Bay 6 1 0 .857 185 74 Baltimore 420 .667 159 119 San Francisco 3 2 1 .600 129 141 Los Angeles 4 3 0 .571 128 117 Chicago 3 3 0 .500 77 99 Detroit 2 5 0 .286 104 139 Minnesota 141 .200 122 126 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Philadelphia 31. New York 3 Green Bay 56, Atlanta 3 Cleveland 30. Dallas 21 San Francisco 27, Detroit 24 Chicago 17, Los Angeles 10 Baltimore 20, Minnesota 17 Washington 26. St. Louis 20 NEXT SUNDAY’S GAMES Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Atlanta Baltimore at Los Angeles Green Bay at Detroit Pittsburgh at Dallas San Francisco at Minnesota AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division New York 4 2 1 .667 149 122 Boston 3 2 1 .600 127 146 Buffalo 3 3 1 .500 168 164 Houston 3 4 0 .429 184 146 Miami 250 .286 116 185 Western Division Kansas City 5 2 0 .714 237 137 Oakland 43 0 .571 122 150 Denver 1 6 0 .143 91 240 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Oakland 24, New York 21 Boston 35, San Diego 17 Miami 20, Houston 13 Kansas City 56, Denver 10 NEXT SUNDAY’S GAMES Oakland at Boston Buffalo at New York Houston at Kansas City Denver at Ban Diego

Michigan State Whips Purdue Michigan State moved a big step toward its second consecutive Big Ten title with its 41-20 rout of Purdue Saturday. MSU now faces conference games with Northwestern, Iowa, and Indiana, teams with only two Big Ten wins among them. Purdue, in a second place tie with Illinois after the loss to Michigan State, is a favorite to take over undisputed possession of the runner-up spot when the Boilermakers meet Illinois Saturday at Lafayette. Purdue needs a victory to hold onto second place and earn a trip to the Rose Bowl. Michigan State is excluded from the 1967 Rose Bowl because the Spartans played there last win-

ter.

Illinois lost two of Its most experienced linemen, Co-Capt. Bo Batchelder and A1 Waters, Saturday in its 6-3 upset by Stanford. Northwestern scored its first conference victory by spoiling Iowa’s homecoming. 24-15. The Wildcats face a drubbing at their own homecoming, however. They will play Michigan | State Saturday. Iowa edged closer to an unwanted record now held by 1 Northwestern — 17 consecutive Big Ten losses. The Hawkeyes are predicted to tie that record when they host Indiana this

week.

Indiana dropped a night game j

on the mud-soaked turf of the ; The old warriors did it again. Orange Bowl Friday, as Miami i Showing there is still life in the took advantage of the key | creaky old bones, the coaches breaks to win, 14-7. i downed the Putnam County AllMichigan shut out Minnesota. : Stars Saturday night at the 49-0 in the most lopsided “Little . Uptown Gym, 79 to 46.

Brown Jug” game in history.

DePauw’s Tigers running game clicked Saturday. Here John Butler is shown on a sweep around left end that gained

Coaches Down All-Stars, 7946

The victory was the first in confererence play for Michigan and it was Minnesota’s first Big Ten loss. Ohio State came from behind to pull a homecoming game out of the fire, whipping Wisconsin, 24-13, on three touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles Dodgers pitching ace who holds the lifetime record for most I games pitched with 10 or more strikeouts, turned in his best performances in 1959 when he ; struck out 18 San Francisco Giants and in 1962, when he struck out 18 Chicago Cubs in a single game.

The only lead the All-Stars could muster was an opening foul shot. After that it was all coaches. With the Greeneastle duo of Dave McCracken and Hal Sampson using their superior height to advantage, the Put nam County coaches roared to the easy victory over the small-

r All-Stars.

All of the coaches broke into the scoring, with McCracken and Sampson leading the way with 19 and 18 points respec tively. Two of Clover dale’:

Price led the All-Stars nine points each.

with

All-Stars

Canada

McFarland

Price

Jones

Sandy

Clones

Puckett

Bunten

McCaughey

Whitely

Carrington

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Coaches

Miller

Holman

Rady

Sharp

Treece

Flora

McCracken

Sampson

Crawley

Bergman

Sheese

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Durham

15 yards. Two plays later DePauw scored their second TD In the 36-6 romp. Banner Photo—Web Kendall DePauw Takes Second In Four-Way Cross Country

DePauw whipped Purdue and Hanover but lost to Earlham in a quadrangular cross country meet in Blackstock Stadium Saturday. Scores resulting from the four-mile run included Earlham (19), DePauw (60), Purdue (74) and Hanover (84). Earlham captured 1-2-3-5-8 to run up its winning score. The Tigers took sixth with Dan Spear finishing in 21:32, Dan Asmus, tenth in 21:56, Charlie Arnold, thirteenth in 22:07, Steve Norris, fourteenth in

22:12, and Jay Walker, seventeenth in 22:19. Only athletic action on the DePauw scene this week will bt a Friday afternoon football clash. DePauw’s freshmen will meet Wabash in Blackstock Stadium at 3:30 p.m. No admission will be charged.

The famous "million dollar’ infield of the old Philadelphia Athletics comprised Stuffy Melimes, first base; Eddie Collins second base; Jack Barry, shortstop, and Home-Run Baker, third base.

In the preliminary game dizzY’S MISTAKE

matching the northern county grade teams (Bainbridge, Roachdale, Russellville against

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Dean lost his effectiveness as a

the southern county teams (Fill- major league pticher when he more, Cloverdale, Reelsville), | tried to return to the mound the northern team defeated the too soon after breaking a toe south 38 to 26. in an All-Star game.

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Everywhere Earlham’s Quakers went Saturday, several lineman blitz and throw Earlham fullback Fumiss for a three Tiger tacklers were always in the way. This play saw DPU yard loss. DePauw won 36-6. Banner Photo-Web K ’ ’

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