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last year, and the veer the defensive tackle and make □ Q 5 U\ C
certainly requires more the handoff blind.
ball handling. Houston, “It’s just something you have
to practice a lot,” Triplett said. (Continued from Page 1C New
i its great offense, fum- “If we have confidence, we
lore than 60 times last won’t fumble so much.” ning on a two-out RBI double Jerry
How can a team defend by Gil Garrido and pitcher six hits a
le first handoff or fake against the veer without leav­ George Stone’s run-scoring Won their
f, quarterback Bill Trip- ing another hole somewhere? single. and 28th
n’t look at fullback Ker- Indiana Coach John Pont com­ Aaron, who says he wants to ducing the
nith. He has to watch pares it to man-to-man basket­ reach the 3,000 hit mark before winning t
ball. he retires, banged out three by beatinj
“Each man must do his own hits to boost his career total treal.
job and not try to help out RON SAUL to 2,945. He now has 552 hom­ Ron Sv
ers. Yesterday’s big blow
glance someone else,” Pont said. “If Blocks with the best came off rookie Ray Lamb. Wayne G
they run the option against the
gle netted
tackle and the end tries to Houston-San Francisco in the for
help him, they’ll run it against again in
ix regulars on offense, the end.” Drivers Larry Dierker became the walks an<
including All-American fire 20-game winner in the Jerry Gr
MINNESOTA Coach Murray (Continued from Page 1C) history of the Astros and Jim on Al We:
ugh no one back stands Warmath wants his defense to Wynn and Doug Rader backed
isota’s Barry Mayer or “bust in there and make the bach’s messages came in gar­ him with solo homers in beat­ Chica
ing San Francisco.
?s should work, whether offense hurry. If they have to bled this time. Fergus^
Chrysler engineers could not Rader’s homer, bis 11th of
rush, that’s, when they’ll find anything wrong with the the season, snapped a 1-1 tie bases - lo.
deep threat is possible fumble.” equipment at that time. Then in the eighth. Wynn hit his 32nd run sixth
If the new offense matches when Glotzbach complained in the fourth. self to hi
g Ten; linebackers and Daugherty’s enthusiasm for it, again last week, Chrysler call­ Dierker, who has lost 10, es­ Cubs sta
. Star linebacker Rich ed in space engineers from the caped a bases-loaded jam in third trii
. be spot player, the Spartans can go places. nearby Huntsville space cen­ the first inning, then tamed starts in
plett, guard Ron Saul, Their offensive blockers, led ter. the Giants until successive Jenkin:
Wilt Martin, end Frank by guard Ron Saul (237 pounds) “The combination of the one-out singles by Willie Mays, to break
.lien, end Jim Nicholson, and tackle Craig Wycinsky garbled reception and Glotz- Willie McCovey and Bobby season r
(223) are called by Daugherty bach’s complaint of blurred Bonds produced the only run the first
potentially the greatest in MSU off him. Dierker was lifted for years to
igainst Ohio State, could history. The defensive line, vision rang a bell with Wright,” a pinch hitter in the eighth 20-game
nnesota and Indiana as starring end Wilt Martin, is Rodger said. “So we set up and ex-New York Yankee Jim Howev
i at all behind Triplett. Glotzbach’s car with a series of him in i
bigger .and faster than the electronic sensors to record all Bouton finished up.
1965-66 group that included the stresses and forces it under­ erupted
huge Bubba Smith. went in a high speed run. Cincinnati-San Diego Ron S
Triplett had a rough intro­ “The tapes taken from the Tony Perez knocked in three and Bill
ires duction to Big Ten football car proved to be identical to runs with three hits and Alex paced th
Johnson, Tommy Helms, Pete
when he joined the lineup in
mid-1968, but now that he’s had the tapes taken from the early Rose and Woody Woodward Pitt
space capsules in the Gemini
2; Washington 1) spring practice and three program after astronaut Tom each collected three hits in the R o o 1
IGTON NEW YORK weeks of fall practice with the Stafford suffered the same Reds’ 20-hit attack that spilled homer -
ab r h bi ab r h bi first team, he’s supposed to be San Diego. the eigl
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ss 2 0 0 0 Clark® 2b 3000 symptoms in practice liftoffs.” a 4-2 v
lb 2 110 Kenny ss 3 12 0 one of the best in MSU history. Tne vibrations of the engines
rf 2 0 0 0 White If 2 0 2 1 at St. L
3b 2 0 11 Murcer cf 2 0 0 1 setup a surge of the liquid fuel
3 2 0 0 0 Tepedino rf 2 0 0 0 SPLIT END Frank Foreman
2 0 0 0 MDonald lb 10 0 0 in the Gemini capsules which
2 0 0 0 Munson c 2 0 0 0 already is the No. 4 pass re­ 2 leaders lose
c 2 0 0 0 Cox 3b 2 0 0 0 formed a harmonic vibration
10 0 0 FPetersn P 2 12 0 ceiver in Spartan history, and which affected the astronauts,
17 1 2 1 Total 19 2 6 2 tight end Bruce Kulesza had Rodgers reported. close matches in
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k ........... ................ 1 0 0 0 1—2 better be good just to hold off “They eliminated the har­
shington 1. LOB—Washington 1, monic by the use of helium to Mercury Classic
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k 5. 2B-—Kenney. SB—White. sophomore Jim Nicholson (6-7
er. dampen the vibrations,” said
IP H R ER BB SO and 267 pounds).
-6) ........... 5 6 2 2 2 " 3 Roger. Gniewek Trophy captured
(W/16-15) 5 2 1 1 0 3 MSU came closer than any
A— 5,025. three of four points from
other team to upsetting Ohio “The tapes taken off Glotz­
cago 6, Seattle 4) State last year (25-20), and the bach’s car showed that the har­ league - leading Chuck and
FIRST GAME Spartans think they are much monics were present above 182 Lucy’s, 2975-2940, last night at
.E CHICAGO improved now. miles an hour. All drivers who Mercury Lanes in the Mercury
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3 0 2 0 WWIIams rf ’5 2 2 0 • reported feeling discomfort had Majors Bowling Classic. The
4 110 Bravo cf 4 110 been above that speed.
3 0 11 Spence lb 4 0 2 2 winners were paced by Walt
0 10 0 Melton 3b 3 0 11 MSU's roster “We notified the Ford people
4 110 Hrrmann c. 2 0 0 1 King’s 658 and Bill Collett’s
b 4 0 10 Christian If 3 0 0 1 No. Name POS. Wt. Ht. Yr. because they had been puzzled 638 while Chuck and Lucy’s
4 10 0 Morales ss 3 2 10
3 0 11 Knoop 2b 3 111 24 Allen, Eric OHB 161 5-10 So. by Yarbrough’s lingering ill­ Joe Gniewek earned individual
2 0 0 0 Nyman p 4 0 0 0 59 Baird, Donald OG 206 5-10 Sr.
>h 10 0 0 Wood p 0 0 0 0 25 Barr, Douglas DHB 169 5-11 So. ness and to warn their driv­ honors with a 671.
Barnum, Thomas
0 0 0 0 49 "--------- LB 231 6-1 Jr. ers,” Rodger said.
Ph 0 0 0 1 11 Berry, Arthur DHB 181 6-0 Jr. Second place Ernie’s Auto
10 0 0 51 Beard. Thomas C 243 6-6 Jr. “Yarbrough has been sick
10 10 93 Benedict. Richard DT 219 6-2 Sr. Wash lost all four points to
0 0 0 0 32 Beverlin, David OHB 203 6-0 So. since he ran a 500 mile test on Parson’s Bros., 2932-2896. Ted
0 0 0 0 3 Boyce, Gary l< 166 5-7 Jr.
>s 2 0 0 0 87 Butler, Frank SE 214 6-5 Jr. the track a month ago.” Turek had 627 for the winners.
83 Bowdell, Gordon SE 193 6-2 Sr.
C 231 6-3 ...
Sr.
32 4 8 3 Total 31 6 8 6 72 Bohn, Ted OG 213 5-10 Jr. Ford supported the withdraw­ Rite Way Cutter was also
........... 100 00 0 003—4 58 Black, Robert al of its drivers, including a four-point winner in sweep­
Breslin, Jacweir (Jav) S 206 6-3 Jr.
........... 003 0 04 20X-6 42 Cal la rd. Roger______ _____ DHB 172 5-8 So.
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an. D P—Chicago 2. LOB— 94 Curl, Ronald DT 246 6-2 Jr. Yarbrough, and- didn’t com­ ing its match from Garden
Chicago 7. 2B—Knoop. 3B— 19 Davis, Randolph OHB 189 5-10 So. pete in last Sunday’s controver­ City Sports, 2887-2753. Rite
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F—Christian, Donaldson. 96 Dawson, William DT 243 6-2 Jr.
IP H R ER BB SO 89 DuPree, Billy , SE 212 6-4 So. sial race. Way got 635 from Jack Bel-
SE 201 6-2
Sr.
,7-12) .... 5 4 3 3 " 3 " 4 ‘ 84 Foreman, Frank LB 219 6-1 Sr. towski while Bud Bogatay had
................. 11-3...4 3 3 1 2 z 50 Fox, Calvin
0 40 Highsmith, Donald OHB 193 6-0
.................. 2-3 0 0 „ o . j o 40 Highsmith, Dor Sr. one pin less for the losers.
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................... 1........ 0 0 0 0 0 9 Kenneth OT 231 6-3 Sr.
V,3-4) .... 8 1-3 7 , 4 . 2 „ 3 5 67 Haindayr’Gary OG 207 6-2 So. Women topped Jim Rutkowski shot 646 in
1 66 HoganV ’ Michael
Jr.
................... 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 66 Hogan, Michael LB 225 6-3 so.
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sod. PB—Herrmann. T—2:25. 91 Halliday, Douglas DE 207 6-1 helping Team No. 10 take three
30 Hardy, Clifton DHB 187 6-0 Sr. kw Flvirri'c A07
rz Daul C 201 6-3 So. points from Abbott Chemical,