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Mud, Inspired Foe Hurt Raiders mi iiiunniuii North Shore Grid Team Slides Past Parker 12-6 North Shore Country Day finally wore down Francis Parker in the fourth period and stopped the running of powerful Dave Pfendler to squeak by with a 12-6 football victory Saturday in Winnetka. It squared North Shore's Independent League record at 1-1 and brought the season standard to 2-3. Francis Parker got the momentum early when it stopped a drive by North Shore on the 10-yard line and came back with a touchdown. Pfendler scored on a 64-yard romp in which he broke four tackles. "The ball game would have been different if we had scored on that drive," said coach Mac McCarty of North Shore, "but they played an inspired game after that." The Raiders, who were outgained by 52 yards in the first half, came back to hold Parker to only 49 yards in the last two quarters. Harper Scores the First The first North Shore touchdown came on a drive that was capped by fullback Bill Harper's eight-yard run. Parker failed to move the ball after the kickoff and had to turn it over on its own 32 when a bad pass from center prevented a punt. The Raiders also were stopped come," said McCarty, "because I could see defeat looming. It was a muddy day and we couldn't go outside. It's nice to score twice when you have to keep running up the middle." Glenwood School Is Next North Shore will try to move above the .500 mark in league play Saturday at Glenwood School. The contest is set for 2 p.m. North Shore's frosh-soph team will play at 10 a.m. at Lake Forest Academy. Glenwood shares the loop lead with Morgan Park, both at 2-0. Glenwood ripped Elgin Academy 37-0 Saturday as Bob Leach scored five touchdowns from distances of 37, 28, 33, 20, and 60 yards. Glenwood's other win also was over Francis Parker by a 13-6 count. Leach scored two other TDs in Glenwood's non-league losses to Luther South 40-6 and Wheaton Academy 18-7. McCarty had words of praise for the performance of Art Hynes on defense against Parker. Hynes, a tackle on offense, hadn't been used much on defense in previous games. The 180-pounder saved a possible tying touchdown for Parker late in the game by coming across the field to tackle Pfendler after he had taken a screen pass. WIN 50 · GLENBROOK N. · OAK PARK · MORTON EAST · NEW TRIER · PROSPECT D NORTH SHORE · LOYOLA · ST. GEORGE · NOTRE DAME D INDIANA D STANFORD · MINNESOTA · PURDUE · WISCONSIN Tie-Breaker · NORTHWESTERN $ GIFT CERTIFICATI YOU PICK EM A football bet you can't lose Weekly winner receives a $50 gift certificate to any advertiser in our paper. AT AT AT AT AT AT AT 4* /| wm , /*_ I ·Hi *. IMMMRPHSM BILL HARPER Leading Raider rusher . . . until third down when Scott Heitmann completed a pass to Howard Strong that bounced off a Parker player's hands. Harper carried four times to the 2, and Heitmann went over for the touchdown. Harper wound up with 106 yards rushing. "I was satisfied with the out- AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT n · · n · · · · · · · · n n · GLENBROOK SOUTH EVANSTON HIGHLAND PARK PROVISO EAST DEERFIELD GLENWOOD GORDON TECH MARIAN CATHOLIC OKLAHOMA MIAMI (FLA.) ILLINOIS MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE OHIO STATE IOWA · · · · · · · Q · · · · · n Yardage -- Total combined yardage of the 2 teams listed on the bottom line will be used as a tie-breaker and if there is still a tie, prize will be divided. Mail in this form or any reasonable facsimile. Copies of newspaper may be seen at all offices. Name Address . Village . Phone Advertiser for gift certificate . (must have an ad in this issue) Entries must be postmarked by 6 P.M. Friday. Last week's $50 Winner--Joe Kenton, 8940 Lavergne, Skokie Advertiser Chosen--Dominick's M a i l t o : YOU PICK "EM Number of Correct Picks--14 1232 C e n t r a l A v e . Total Yardage Guessed--385 Wilmette. III. · Francis, Lambert To Runnerup Spots St. Francis and St. Lambert took control of second place in the two divisions of the North Shore Catholic Grammar School Football League Saturday after victories over leading contenders. St. Francis edged St. John Brebeuf of Niles 7-0 to remain a game behind Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the American League. OLPH topped Mary Seat of Wisdom 19-7 for its fifth straight win. In the National League, St. Lambert clipped Faith, Hope, and Charity of Winnetka 12-6. St. Philip of Northfield boosted its mark to 50 by stopping St. Catherine Laboure of Glenview 19-6. A 50-yard pass play from Bill O'Connor to Mike Rodenkirk gave St. Francis its lone touchdown. Lineman Mike Saltarelli of St. Lambert stole the ball in the Faith, Hope, and Charity backfield and rambled 65 yards for the deciding touchdown in the second quarter. FHC scored in the third period after trailing 12-0 at halftime, and had another tally called back due to a penalty. The running of halfback Doug Dasse led to St. Lambert's first TD, which was scored on a fouryard run by Wally Grimes. Also in the National loop, Sacred Heart of Winnetka blanked St. Athanasius 19-0 as David Gleason scored one touchdown and sparklled on defense. Two weeks remain on the schedule before the start of playoffs on Nov. 5. The other National League contest Saturday saw St. Joan of Arc and St. Mary of Evanston play to a scoreless tie. Two American League games were played Monday night after wet grounds prevented the action Saturday at Meadowhill Park in Northbrook. St. Norbert overwhelmed St. Nicholas 31-0 and Holy Cross of Deerfield continued its upswing by smashing St. Joseph 26-6. Holy Cross, the newest team in the league, lost its first three starts but came back two weeks ago to upset St. John Brebeuf. The standings and Saturday's schedule: AMERICAN LEAGUE OLPH St. F r a n c i s St. John Brebeuf St. N o r b e r t Holy Cross St. J o s e p h St. Nicholas M a r y Seat of Wisdom W. 5 4 3 3 2 ?. 1 0 I 0 1 2 ? 3 3 4 5 New Trier Opens Season-Ticket Sale For Cage Contests Season reserved tickets for New Trier East High School's 1966-67 home basketball schedule now are on sale. The tickets for the eight-game slate cost $10. They may be obtained by writing to E. L. Compton, the New Trier East ticket manager, at the high school. Compton has asked that no orders be made in person. The New Trier East cagers open Nov. 18 at Lyons Township of La Grange. The first home game is the next night against RiversideBrookfield. ar BXIZL^. Men's fbaartewtnt COLLEGIATE WINNER! This ever-popular classic Lodenfrey Coat takes top honors on every campus! Coat and hood have a blanket plaid lining. Wooden toggles add a fashion note. In popular colors, plus several new shades. Hillner E a r n s Berth O n Ithaca Soccer Club Stewart Hillner, a New Trier graduate from Winnetka, is listed as the starting left outside on the Ithaca (N.Y.) College freshman soccer team. 9 a.m.--St. John Brebeuf vs. St. Joseph, Wilmette, at Notre Dame High School. 10:30 a.m.--Holy Cross. Deerfield, vs. Mary Seat of Wisdom. Park Ridge, at Notre Dame. Noon--St. Norbert, Northbrook, vs. OLPH, Glenview, at Elm Park, Glenview. 1 p.m.--St. Francis, Wilmette, vs. St. Nicholas, Evanston, at Boltwood Park, Evanston. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 0 I, 0 1 2 ?. 2 2 3 5 REV0LTA Going Out of Business Do y o u r C h r i s t m a s b u y i n g n o w . * * * * * Complete stock of current clubs. 30% off on Wilson, MacGregor, Haig woods and irons and golf bags. Ladies' and men's sweaters and ladies' shorts--2 for I! All Foot-Joy shoes, ladies' and men's, 40% off. $38.00 T. 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 0 9 a.m.--St. Mary vs. Sacred Heart at Skokie Playfield, Winnetka. 10:30 a.m.--St. Philip vs. Faith, Hope, and Charity at Skokie Playfield, St. Catherine vs. St. Joan of Arc, Skokie, at Elm Park. 2:30 p.m.--St. Lambert, Skokie, vs. St. Athanasius, Evanston, at Boltwood Park. St. Philip St. Lambert Sacred Heart St. Catherine Faith Hope, Charity St. Joan of Arc St. Mary St. Athanasius GOLF SHOP Evanston Golf Club 4400 Dempster St. Evanston, 111. dig Sri& 1 7 1 9 &hrrman Enamittfti TOun-atty 4-0310 i. October 20, 1966 Store Hours: Tues., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. 12 to 9. Thurs. 9:30 to 9 34