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WASHINGTON (APi - Aging
substitute Zeke Bratkowski
passed Green Bay back in
to the National Football
League race with a 27-7
triumph over Washington Sun
day.
The balding Bratkowski hit
eight straight passes to steer
the Packers to a pair of touch
downs the first two times they
had the ball. Then he rifled a
47-yird scoring toss to Donny
Andfrson to seal
the|iecond half
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M|MMEDiATE
The 37-vear-old standby quar
terback completed 18 of 24 pass
es for 230 yards playing in relief
of Bart Starr, whose bruised
ribs keDt 'um sidelined.
The victory enabled the Pack
ers strugeling for a fourth
straight NFL title, to climb
back within half a game of
Minnesota in the Central Divi
sion scramble.
A crowd of 30.621. including
Vice President Hubert H. Hum
phrey and Chief Justice Earl
Warren, watched as the veteran
sub passed with pinpoint perfec
tion.
Anderson and Elijah Pitts
each scored on one-yard dives.
Anderson got his second touch
down just after halftime as he
over the middle
HOC SENIORS These U
North Carolina College senior*
will play their last regular sea
son game for North Carolina
College Thanksgiving Day when
tke Eagles play host to K&BC
State University at the Durham
County Stadium. The seniors
for the Eagles from left to
right, front row: Willie Taylor,
away from two tacklers for the
47-yard TD
Sonny Jurgensen passed two
yards to Pat Richter for the
Redskins' only touchdown with
less than a minute left in the
first half.
Mike Mercer kicked two field
goals for the Packers from 29
and 27 yards out.
Grtrn Bty 7 7 10 J-J7
Washington 0 7 0 0— 7
GB—Anderson ] run (Mercer kick)
GB—Pitts 1 run (Mercer kick)
Wesh—Richter 2 pass from Jurgensen
(Gogolak kick)
One Coach Lost
The conference began the
season with the same eight
coaches it had in 1967. One
change is assured atoesdji.-Bill
Tate submitted his resignation
Harold Beatty, Terry Oole,
Hjurman Jones, Michael John
son, Walter Funderburk, Roy
Anderson. Back row in the same
order are Lonnie Paige, Thom
as Cameron, Milton Fitch, WB.
liam Royster, DeVone Bynum,
James Smith, George Smith and
Ronnie Upperman.
(NCC Photo)
at Wake Forest on Monday
after five seasons of leading
the Deacons.
The Deacons made a gallant
effort to close out Tate's
career with a big upset at
Florida State. They led, 24-14,
in the third period but then
succumbed to the Seminoles'
great passing attack. Flanker
Ron Sellers caught five
touchdown passes and set a
naitonal record for career
receptions.
Maryland, which did not win
a game in 1967 in Bob Ward's
first season, made an im
provement to 2-8. Its losing
streak ended with a victory
over North Carolina and was
followed with one over South
Carolina.
CIAA Title at
Stake in A&T
NCC Classic
GREENSBORO - North
Carolina A&T will be sacking
its first conference football
title since 1964 when the Ag
gies meet North Carolina Col
lege in Durham Thanksgiving
Day.
The fur always filet when
theee two arch rivals meet in
the annual tuaael, but this
year's game should be a real
humdinger.
A&T goes into the game
7-1 and 5-1 in League play,
while the Eagles are 6-1 for
the season. The Aggies are a
close second behind Morgan
State in the conference stand
ings, followed by North Caro
lina College just a whisper be
hind.
Should A&T win and Mor
gan lose its game to Virginia
State, the Aggies will be the
new CIAA champions. If A&T
and the Bears win, the cham
piohshlp will be declared ac
cording to ratinp under the
Dickinson Rating System.
A&T coach Homsby Ho
well, in his first season as the
Aggies' head mentor, won't
even try to predict A&T's
chances against the Eagles.
"Whoever gets off to a good
start is going to win this
game," said Howell, "and we'd
better get off to a good statt
because we're slow starters."
If the Aggies are slow start
ers, they have an explosive
offense, paced by sophomore
quarterback Stanley Jacobs
and Little All-American candi
date Willie Pearson.
Tliese two finie players have
helped to turn a team that
compiled a 3-5-1 record last
season into a winner.
Jacobs, a native of Orange
burg, S. C., has thrown 14
touchdown ' paSaeS and has■
compiled 1,121 yards In '(he
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A&T's leading scorer with nine
touchdowns, eight of them on
pass receptions.
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The Aggies also have anoth
er fine receiver In tnahman
end Willie Wright of Green
wood, S. C. He has caught 30
toasea and scored three touch
downs.
It la defenrivelv that the
Scrappy Aggies have been able
to knock off such teams as
Morgan State and Florida
A&M.
Although dominated by
freshmen and sophomores, the
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