THE BATTALION Thursday, November 2, 1967 Page 10 College Station, Texas AP Picks: Hogs, Tech NEW YORK UP) — Football plows into the November stretch this week with teams and fore casters alike getting a bit wind ed. With a whiff of oxygen to revive us and a good belt of sar saparilla to embolden us, we’re off on another flyer. Last week: 43-17, .716. Sea son: 312-108, .742. Southern California 28, Cali fornia 14: So the Trojans lose O. J. Simpson. It’s like losing Man o’War and having Citation and Whirlaway in the wings. Tennessee 32, Tampa 0: Orange shirts might look nice in the Orange Bowl. Arkansas 19, Texas A&M 15: It’s Razorback territory and the Aggies will think they’re in a hog-calling contest. Army 18, Air Force 16: The cadets may be bothered by the air. What air? That there mile- high air at the Air Force. Notre Dame 30, Navy 18: The Midshipmen have a fine team but they’re blinded by the Gold en Dome and Irish speed. Georgia Tech 15, Duke 10: The Rambling Wreck must go all out —it’s probably the last game they can win this season. Purdue 28, Illinois 14: Men who study to make boilers have large muscles. Yale 14, Dartmouth 10: Brian Dowling, Yale’s Frank Meriwell, has the Eli clicking, but it’ll be close. Syracuse 22, Pittsburgh 7: The Orange should complete some passes to their own men this time, instead of the other side. UCLA 22, Oregon State 14: The nation’s No. 2 team should be aware of the team that upset Purdue. Texas Tech 18, Rice 14: The Owls haven’t fully recovered from injuries to key men, but still could pull an upset. Oklahoma 15, Colorado 14: The Sooners have come strong since losing to Texas. Golden Gloves Baseball Style ST. LOUIS (A 5 )—Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants made his 11th consecutive appearance on the Sporting News National League Gold Glove baseball team, which honors fielding excellence. A1 Kaline of the Detroit Tigers made the newspaper’s American League Gold Glove line-up, chos en by managers and coaches, for the 10th time. Others named to the National League team wex-e: first base, Wes Pax-ker, Los Angeles; second base, Bill Mazex-oski, Pittsburgh; third base, Ron Santo, Chicago; shortstop, Gene Alley, Pitts burgh; catcher, Randy Hundley, Chicago; pitcher, Bob Gibson, St. Louis, and outfield — Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh; Curt Flood, St. Louis. In addition to Kaline, those making the American League team were: first base, George Scott, Boston; second base, Bob by Knoop, California; third base, Brooks Robinson, Baltimore; shortstop, Jim Fregosi, Califor nia; catcher Bill Freehan, De troit; pitcher, Jim Kaat, Minne sota; outfield—Cail Yastrzemski, Boston; Paul Blair, Baltimore. Purdue’s Keyes Takes Score Lead NEW YORK (A 5 )—Leroy Keyes of Purdue has taken over the scoring lead among the nation’s major college football players, the latest statistics disclosed Wednesday. Keyes scored four touchdowns in the Boilermakers’ 41-22 victory over Iowa last Saturday, increas ing his point total to 72. This is 12 more than Rick Eber of Tulsa and Butch Colson of East Caro lina, who are tied for second. The figures compiled by Na tional Collegiate Sports Services also revealed new leaders in other departments. Ace Hendricks of New Mexico is the pace-setter in pass receiving with 52 comple tions. 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