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5j'irt Siciiiin P.icc 47 IT 1 3 lOOt IB TtTi CiiZ 0 TS i 0 7 i 9 if in i i i 97 21 POINTS v' Scored By Len Michigan State Dumped Before 52,619 Fans At Home-Coming BT ROBERT E. VOGES EAST LANSING. Oct. 23 i) Lenny Dawson, Purdue's sensational sophomore quarterback, passed for three touchdowns and kicked as many extra points to lead his team to a 27-13 Big Ten decision today over Michigan State. Missouri Too Good For Iowa Stale COLUMBIA.

Oct. 23 UP) lianjing Bob Bauman, off the shelf only two weeks, smashed over for a couple of touchdowns in leading his Missouri teammates to a 32-14 Big Seven victory over Iowa State today. The win kept the Tigers very much in the running for an Orange Bowl bid. Bauman, Missouri's fullback blocking specialist, injured in the first game of the season, but back in action last week to spark the Tigers to a 20-14 victory over Indiana, crashed over from the one-yard line in the second and from the four in the third period. Apparently fully recovered from injuries suffered in the Purdue game, Bauman blocked and punched brilliantly as the Missourians moved to a 20-0 halftime lead then traded touchdowns with the outmann Cyclones in the last two quarters.

Ina stste 0 0 0 14 yA i VlV Mini Snaps Streak Beat Syracuse, 34-6 CHAMPAIGN. 111.. Oct. 23 ing up 76 yards in 10 carries. (UP) Illinois rebounded from He played less than 15 minutes four straight defeats today to in the final half and for the saddle Syracuse with its third day had 89 yards in 13 attempts, loss in four games, 34-6, before Illinois tried only nine passes 41.820 fdns.

and had phenomenal luck. In ad- Despite the score, it was a dition to Lindbeck's scoring toss, sloppy struggle all the way. Illi- he hit Woodson on another nois lost possession of the ball throw for 40 yards and for the five times on fumbles, while afternoon connected on four of Syracuse, losing possession four six thrown for 111 yards. Overtimes on fumbles, also had three all Illinois made 188 yards pass- passes intercepted. on Sjx completions.

Illinois gained nearly as many statistics yards on Syracuse's passes as unn.it did the Orange. il Wit" three passes in action. rdwa is 47 Syracuse completed onlv four of 22 attempts for 47 yards, whUe rmea iMensMed the Illinl returned their three interceptions for 26. io Syracuse, hampered steadily by its errors, made only one Long scoring strike provide sustained drive, parading 71 the margin for the Illinl with yards in six plays before Don three Negro backs, J. C.

Caro- Laaksonen plunged over from line, Abe Woodson and Harry the five. Jefferson, standing out. Wood- It was Illinois' fifth straight son hauled In a 59-yard pas win over Syracune without dr- frnm Em Llndberk for the first teat In their series and It came Illinl touendown and then after the Illinl had made the plunged three yards for another poorest season opening In hls- acore after Jack fhamblin re- tory in each of Its first four covered BUI Mlcho's fumble on games. Syracuse's five. ''Iln' 14 is is Caroline turned in a M-yard scoring run on a double reverse Caroline, jett.rwn.

craeft. points After while Jefferson clipped 89 yards LXirn. 'udST down the sidelines on a punt return for another marker. The 1 I last Illinl score, though it re- iTesbyi 11 ip Citadel suited from a one-yard-run by CHARLESTON, S. Oct.

23 Statistics Mkk. 8UU fsrdsa Pint hra at In Bashing r4i 194 151 Fssslnr Tardea. JSS Il Fasaaa attemstti SI 15 Passes caanstcltd 13 10 hwi Intercepted 1 rents Fsnttnr. eerafe 43 SA PsraMcs knl 1 1 ars cn.Kird 10 10 AP Wneuiioio OFFENSE LEADER Bill Engelhardt, sophomore tailback on the University of Omaha eleven, leads the nation in small college football total offense race. He has collected a total of 831 yards rushing and passing.

Spartan Runners Win EAST LANSING, Oct. 23 (UP) Michigan State's cross-country team, paced by Terry Block, defeated Wisconsin in a dual meet, 27 to 28, today. Block's winning time was 19:39.6. Michigan State's Gay Denslow finished second, cne-tenth of a second behind r.lock. r-vvs- 'in I I vav Wlrtphoto BOILERMAKER HUGS LEATHER AFTER INTERCEPTION Francie Gutman of Purdue clutched the football after intercepting a Michigan State forward pass in the second quarter at East Lansing.

He was stopped immediately by a flying tackle made by Jim Hinsley of the Spartans. Purdue finished on top, 27-13. Bob Graelf, also was set up oy a long pass for 57 yards from Hiles Stout to Charlie Butler to break up a midfield scrap by the Illinl Reserves. Caroline, who last year was held to only 66 yards by Syra- cuse as the Illinl gained a 20-13 decision, rambled far more than that in the first half today, pick- (API Kenneth Webb raced 79 yards down the side line in a tense fourth quarter today to bring Presbyterian from behind and pave the way for a 20-19 football triumph over the Cita- del. The margin of victory was a conversion by George Blue, following Webb'i spectacular run.

as many starts while it Ohio's first loss in five was this season. Mliml SO 194 Ohio 7 0S 013 Miami Korlng: TouchdnTiu. ft'ahirt i. Burton 3, Troitll 3, Rem. Convtreloni, Huntf-r J.

Smiih i Ohio V. Kfrlnr: tundberi. Ciwronild. Jacluon. Miami Takes Bobcats By Measure Of 46-13 Statistics lea A homecoming crowd of largest attendance ever to jam into Macklin Stadium, saw the Michigan State Spartans score first but then lose their fourth game in five starts because of Dawson's inspired throwing attack.

Dawson threw touchdown passes in the first, second and third periods. Ed Zembal went over from the one-foot line for another score In the fourth period to cap the Boilermakers' scoring. Purdue was on the MSC 34 when Dawson sailed his first scoring pass to Len Zyzda, standing on the four. Another Purdue surge carried Wl yards in the second quarter with Dawson passing to Zembal in the end zone for the score. PASS COVERS 73 In the third quarter, after one scoring threat was broken tip by an interception.

Dawson connected with Jim Whitmer in the clear on the 35, in a pass play that carried 73 yards. Michigan State scored first to give the home-coming crowd an early lift. The Spartans went 68 yards In 11 plays for the score, Bert Zagers going the final six. In the third period, the Spartans went the length of the field to score, starting from their own end zone. A 19-yard pass to end Jim Hinesley on the six-yard line put MSC in position and Leroy Bolden blasted the last six through the middle of the line.

Michigan State muffed several scoring chances in the first half. At one point the Spartans were down to the 17 and fumbled away a chance, and another time drove as far as the three but had to give up possession cn downs. I JENNY CONNECTS MSC was able to put the brakes on one Purdue scoring threat in the third period. Dawson lofted one of his crosscountry specials that went 49 yards to Jim Whitmer but an interception of the three-yard line momentarily stopped the attack. But the next time Purdue had the ball, Dawson sailed another one to Whitmer, this one a.

play that carried 73 yards and his longest scoring pass. Purdue picked up 283 yards on its smooth passing game on 10 completions in 15 tries. MSC made 169 yards passing. 1 RED FULLER'S- SPEEDWAY STOCK CAR RACES OLEN ESTE. S.OTJTE 74 SUNDAY Stick Car Races SO-HP rEATl RF W.irld'l raiteat Dirt Track gtstk Car Drlrerl nifheit parlnt track In thla Ylcinltf.

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Of EN EVEBV MIWDAI Route T4-Clen Eats. Bataela 3-3294 Al'DREI MARTIN AT THE PIANO i X-" tmeTtTtVV 4 vgsi Mean's Srauhts ATHENS, Ohio, Oct. 23 With a zeal that was almost but not quite completely relentless, Miami University remained undefeated here today by slapping Ohio University, 46-13, on the occasion of the Bobcats' sesqui-centennial home-coming. The Redskins had made It no secret that they expected the game to accomplish some measure of "revenge" for the 7-7 tie with the same team which wing the Mid-American Conference crown to Ohio on a percentage basis last year. Today's contest was regarded as decisive in the conference, although the Redskins still must meet Western Michigan in their home-coming game at Oxford next Saturday.

If the Redskins let up at all, it was a defensive letup after their first touchdown and again in the third quarter, when the Bobcat's tallied their only touchdowns on quarterback Bill Frederick's passes of three yards to Dave Lundberg and 31 to Walter Gawronski. Miami marched from the opening kickoff, 56 yards in six plays, Bobby Wallace scoring from the seven. A fumble set Michigan State had an edge in the rushing g-ame, collecting 194 yards to 151 for Purdue, and also had a 24-16 edge on first downs. The defeat marked the first time that Michigan State had lost as many as four games in a 5-5 won-lost record in 1946. Purdu Michigan State 6 0 7 37 013 Purdue Touchdowns, Zrzda.

Zembal 1. Whitmer. Conversions, Dawson 3. Michigan State Scorini: Touchdowns, Zatera, Bolden. Conversion, Planutis.

Temple Upsets Brown PROVIDENCE, R. Oct. 23 UP) Halfback Tex Robinson scored all of Temple's points and was brilliant on defense as the Owls three-touchdown underdogstunned Brown, 19-14, today for their first football victory of the season. Robinson, a 185-pound senior, bulled across midway in the fourth quarter for his third touchdown to nail down the upset. Save from 30 to 50 per cent on the initial cost of install ing an aluminum combine Hon storm window with self ft storing screen.

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Halfback Tirrel Burton did it twice, first from the 13 to cap a 51-yard march and aRain from the 22, two plays after his 20-yard punt return. The last touchdown, with almost 5 minutes remaining, was a 37-yard pass from Tom George Dimi-troff to Troxell. The win was Miami's fifth in MIDDIES ROLL -pj I )70V PT1H Navy Power Is Too Much For Winless Quakers In Philadelphia Tilt PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23 Navy's football forces carried entirely too much firepower for Penn today and sailed to an easy 52-6 victory over the winless Quakers. The lopsided triumph cleaned up some old business that had rankled the Navy for the long time.

It was the first time since 1945, when a Penn transfer, Skippy Minisi, did the trick, that Navy had been able to win at Franklin Field. Although Joe Gattuso, a powerful fullback, accounted for two touchdowns and made a couple of important tackles, it was a team victory with few outstanding Individual performances. Navy, in winning, looked as good as or better than any team In the East. Penn, losing its fifth straight game, came up with the one big individual feat of the game, Stan Chaplin's 79-yard runback of a kickoff for Perm's only score. Navy, starting unsteadily and tossing away several scoring opportunities early in the game, hit its peak in the third quarter.

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