November 7, 1976

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 6—Scott Dierking rushed for 162 yards and two touchdowns, and Rock Supan kicked a 23‐yard field goal with just over four minutes remaining, as Purdue stunned top‐ranked Michigan, 16‐14, in Big Ten football at Ross‐Ade Stadium today.

Int; drawing

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 6—The Yale football song, “March, march on down the field,” was appropriate in the bowl today as the Elis defeated Princeton, 39‐7, before a crowd of 33,218, the largest in the Ivy League this season.

WASHINGTON—The Republicans are going out, but not necessarily down. To be sure, they lost the White House, failed to enlarge a minuscule minority in Congress and slipped fractionally farther from power in state capitals. Yet, for all that, President Ford's party acted curiously like the man in the television commercial who applied aftershave lotion with a resounding slap to his own cheek and said, “Thanks, I needed that.”

Pres‐elect Jimmy Carter on Nov 5 says that, because Pres Ford so effectively used element of fear against him in campaign, he could not have won election had it not been for exposure he gained in their nationally televised debates, comments to reporters, Plains, Ga; Carter discounts role of Repub Vice‐Pres candidate Sen Robert Dole as highly significant factor in voting, but credits Vice Pres‐elect Walter Mondale with substantial contribution to success of Dem ticket; concedes that his aggressive attacks on Ford after Pres gaffe in 2d debate about Soviet domination in E Eur were mistake, but that frequent thematic shifts in his campaign were merely for sake of emphasis and identification, not to gain acceptance from diverse groups; praises work of his pollster Patrick Caddell; illus of Carter leaving Albany, Ga, aboard plane provided by Pres Ford; illus of Carter aboard Presidential plane (L)