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IE OVER OVA UMUliV New Versatility Hawks. By Bert McGrane. (ReslitarMafr Writer.) MADISON, WIS. This stronghold swarmed Jwith football fans late Friday 'is Iowa and Wisconsin await ed the start of their make-or- break Big Ten opener. There was almost complete agreement that It ought to be a whale of a battle.

Clear weather and temperatures in the low 60s were in prospect. The two clubs appeared to have many things in common as they headed toward a game that has no dominant favorite. Wisconsin, operating at its home base before a sellout crowd of approximately is generally conceded a slight edge. Strong Lines. Strong lines and fast, talented backfields will represent each school and each starts with competent passers.

Each has recognized line strength from tackle to tackle, although Iowa's injury situation may affect its center position somewhat. Each team may be a little below its 1954 level at end. Each has the same experienced quarterbacking it had a year ago, the same veteran passers and the same gifted halfbacks. If Wisconsin has an edge at fullback, as it appears possible, Iowa may have an edge in line replacements. The Badgers have exceptionally strong but inexperienced halfbacks behind their seasoned starters, end their forward passing is considered second to none.

Iowa's running attack blooms as potent. Wisconsin openly admits that its first string is as strong as it was a year ago, when the Badgers finished second in the Big Ten alter losing to Iowa. Men who claim 'to' know the- Badgers have expressed a moderate concern about their defense, largely because last year's ends are gone. There is some concern over the punting, also. Each team starts the conference campaign with high hopes, although Iowa has ex- PROBABLE LINEUPS.

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(Copyright. 1953) In With the Athletes BY SEC TAYLOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1955. 9 Slick 11 -Yard Play in Last Quarter Brings niMi warn mm. 1 9 Brooklyn Rides On a Sore st "-if In WATERHOUSE COUNTS TWICE FOR BULLDOGS Runs for 33, Grabs Pass for 27. STATISTICS.

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(Executive Spom Editor.) Iowa Teachers found some thing soft and yielding in the Drake midsection at the Sta dium Friday night, and the dis covery paid off with a 21-14 victory. The Bulldog line simnlv was unequal to the task of stop ping the Tutor rushes Clay ton Thomas alone equalling the total Drake ground offensive of 101 yards and that fact made the winning touchdown almost inevitable. It finally came with 9 minutes remaining, after the two teams went to the half-time rest tied at 14-ail and battled through a scoreless third quarter. A slick 11-yard play with fullback Dick Braunschweig hitting off left tackle for five and lateralling to right half Larry Bitcon, who went the rest of the way did the trick. Serious Threat.

The Bulldogs had just finished halting a serious Tutor threat on the 1-yard line. Darrell Huffaker punted out and Bitcon spun back 24 yards to the 19 to keep the pressure on. The same athlete picked up eight before the decisive play was called. Dowling graduate Frank So-vich wrote the finish on the victory with his third straight conversion and thereby sealed the Teachers' first triumph over a Warren Gaer-coached Drake team in five attempts. The Tutor triumph was all the more impressive in that DRAKE Continued on Page Ten.

DETROIT RIPS WICHITA, 41-0 DETROIT, MICH. Billy Russell, 5-foot 8-inch 160-pounder, scored three touchdowns and fired Detroit to a 41-0 upset over Wichita Friday night. Russell is a nephew of Deacon Dan Towler of the pro Los Angeles Rams. SCORE BV QUARTERS. Detroit 7 21 0 1 Wichita 0 0 0 00 lletrnlt scoring Touchdowns, Rnrtnlekl (recovered fumble In end rone), Russell 3 (0, run; 41, pass-run from Ixthkovleh: 13.

run). Lynch (R, run). Chapman (recovered fiimhle In end r.one) conversions. Lynch 4, Korpak, Shoulder Campanella and the hitting-running-fielding of Jackie Robinson. The bookmakers, at least, are willing to back Alston's judgment.

They have made the Dodgers 13-10 favorites today. The Yanks are still favored to take the big prize, although the odds have shrunk to 17-10. Today's odds probably were influenced by Mickey Mantle's inability to- run anywhere close to normal speed, and the SERIES Continued on Page Eleven. Dry Cleaning fwQ4 Cottage Grove it 20th Baavsr at 41st Grind at 8th University at 35th Inqenoll at 28th DAV, NKiHT or NDAV 2-8121 DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDER Mg 'i SHUNS 'fao AT ROLE. BROOKLYN, N.

Y. Catcher Roy Campanella decided he wouldn't be the goat of the World Series after all. He has a dislike for the role. ft So he used his bat t0 lead I the Dodeers to ari easy 8-3 vic- tory over the New Ydrk Yankees in the 4, third game of the series, played Friday in Ebbets Field, home of the Dodgers. The sauat.

ROBIN SO V. and it must be admitted, fat catcher had been at bat eight times in the first two contests, won by the Yankees, without getting a hit or driving in a teammate. In the second inning Friday he dropped a plate throw, permitting Bill Skowron to score a run that gave the Yankees a 2-2 tie, which was slightly less than temporary since in their half of the same frame Dodgers went in front, gradually increased their lead and made it one-sided. CAMPY, as he is affectionately called, more than, did his part in routing the American Leaguers. He hit a home run in the Inning, his first since late August, when he went into a batting slump.

This four-bagger, his third World Series competition, was a 365-footer and would have been an Yankee Stadiiim. It came after Pee Wee Reese had walked off Bob Turley, the first of three ineffective New York pitchers. One, Johnny Kucks, hurled two scoreless innings. Later Campanella made it three runs batted in when ho singled Junior Gilliam over the plate in the two-run fourth, This hit enabled Duke Snider, who had walked, to take third, whence he counted when Elston Howard caught Carl Furillo's long foul fly and then made a miserable plate throw. On his last time at bat the Dodgers' catcher led off with a crisp double, but it had no effect on the final score.

Manager Walter JT Alston of Brooklyn has found a way to stop the Yankee hitters. Karl Spooner, a left-hand-'er, looked great against them in relief in the second SITTIN' IN Continued on Page Eleven. vciEires 0F ALL SPORTS Football. fj DES MOINES. Iowa Teachers 21, Drake 14.

East 28, Waterloo (East) 12. V. Newton 47, Dowling 0. GREATER DES MOINES. Woodside 18, Carlisle 0.

Valley 7, Chariton 7 (tic). Ankeny 14, Altoona 6. IOWA CONFERENCE, Luther 20, Buena Vista 14. IOWA COLLEGES. Simpson 26, Iowa Wes-Jeyan 21.

COLLEGES. Unnthern California 19, Teias 7. lahburn (Kan.) 19, Omaha 13. Detroit 41. Wichita It.

Chattanooga 10, Southern Drexel 7. What Chester 0. Mlanil 34. Florida State 0. last Stroudsburi; (Fena.) 19, Ilhara 18.

V- Ottawa (Kan. 31, Friends 7. i Missouri alley 3.1. Mllliken 21. Northeastern (Okla.) 13, Northwest- Carolina College 40, West Vlr- fin la State 7.

Hastings 13. Doane ft. Brown 18, Morgan State 13. Continued on Page Ten. PDIVI IN THIATM fumm "0 Ms Orii" TONITE thru TUESDAY! MTTW THAN IIMOtlOIl i.

EAST RAMBLES ON M'QUERRY'S DASHES, 26-12 E. Waterloo Races 100 on Kickcff. STATISTICS. Flrt 4mm IS ilui-htni ardasr FaKsing armir' ...104 Pnsr atlrmplrd Ill IAHse mrnplrlril ft I'anwa Inlerrrplrd, by I PiinU Minting avrrase 17 ra.t Waterloo HO 1 0 4 Varda prnallird 7.1 5 StOHE Qt'AKTKRS. Tat 2(1 Kant Hatrrlno 0 6 11 tirorlm Tmirhdnwna, Mt.

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klrkoff rr-turn). Nulrblni (rrrovprr-4 fumbl la end loar). By Dan Stamatelos. Relvine mostly on the bull like charges of Chuck Mc- Querry, East ground out a 26-12 victory over East Waterloo, seventh-ranked in the state, Friday night at( East McQuerry's battering ram running powered a 55-yard scoring march on the first East offensive series, and the big fullback got the touchdown on a 1-yard plunge. Head in Stomach.

Then, in the second half, after the losers had pulled to within 14-6, he cut loose with a 90-yard scoring run. Mc-Querry, trapped near the scrimmage line, bowled over his would-be tackier with a head in the stomach. Rod Campbell passed to the other two East scores. One was to Tom Pierick from nine yards out. Denny Ross was the other receiver, taking a screen pass on the Trojan 42-yard line and using some nifty broken-field running to score.

Most spectacular touchdown of the night, though, EAST Continued on Page Ten. Short East Jim Hutchins of East Tom Pierick of East Des during Friday night's Big Des Moines team's field. E. Valley Holds Chariton to 7-7 Standoff STATISTICS. Valltr Cbarlton Flmt down 1 III KuHhinir.

yardaa 147 Paitfilna; yardage 41 44 l'aa-M-a attempted 8 PattHea completed 2 4 I'aftKe Intercepted by 1 1 Kumblea Inst 2 1 Punt 5 4 I'lint In-r averaca 3:1 at Varda penalized 10 66' 8CORK BY Ql'ARTERS. Vallef 7 0 0 0 7 Dilantin 0 7 0 0 7 Valley arnrint Touchdown, Hall (8- run); conversion. Hall. tharlton ftrorinir Touchdown, Hawk til, run); conversion, Boolbe. By Mike Gartner.

Fifth-ranked Chariton ran into a surprising Valley squad Friday night and managed to go nome witn only a 7-7 tie. Valley, "up" for its homecoming con-test, started fast, but played inconsistently. Near the middle of the opening quarter, half back Dave Hall. nenson DroKe loose for a 40-yard sprint. On the next play fullback Don Hall smashed over from the eight.

Hall converted. Then the Tigers were unable to stop Chariton's 50-yard drive that eaded when fullback Gary Hawk raced over from the 11. Tom Boothe kicked the tying point. Don Parker, Valley lineman, was injured in the game and rushed to Methodist Hospital. He is believed to be suffering from a recurrence of a lung condition, and was released late Friday night.

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M. won, 26-12. some horse play in the dressing room. Campanella had three hits, including a home run, to support Podres steady pitching. wirephoto a.p.) DELIGHTED DODGERS Brooklyn's Roy Campanella (left) and Johnny Podres celebrate the Dodgers' 8-3 victory over the Yankees Friday with N.

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bTrlpled for Kucks in seventh. New Vorlt (A) Brooklyn N) .020 (100 100 UUO 201 8 SB, Nkowron, Filrllln, Roblnsnn, ranipanella; 3B. rarey; HR, 1am-nanella. Mantle; S. rodres; DP, Reese to HndKes; left, New York (A) Brooklyn 11.

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Ilonochlrk (A) plate; Duscoll first hsse; Summers (A) second base; Balianfant third hnse; null-Ill (M left field; Flaherty Hi right field. Globetrotters Sell Dukes to Knicks NEW YORK, N. Y. UP) Walter Dukes, 7-foot 1953 all-America basketball star, Friday was sold to the New York Knickerbockers by the Harlem Globetrotters for a Vsub-stantial" but undisclosed sum. Ailing Erskine Vs.

Larsen. By Bill Bryson. (Register Staff Writer.) BROOKLYN, N. Y. The freshly confident Dodgers will throw a sore-shouldered challenge at the Yankees today in a try for a .500 rating in the World Series.

Joe Becker, the one-time Des Moines sandlotter who coaches Brooklyn pitchers, was asked about the condition of his staff the day the Series opened. "Everybody's in good shape except Erskine," said Joe. "His shoulder still bothers him and he hasn't TV SET GONE, HUBBY HAS IT AT THE OFFICE HAMILTON, ONTARIO, CANADA (P) A woman telephoned police and said her television set had been stolen while she was out shopping. Detective Cliff Den took all the particulars. Soon the woman called back to apol-ogize her husband had taken the set to his office to watch the World Series.

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