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I Dm Mo'nti Sunday Regiifer Navtmbar 1, ltS7 O.C Slam, Pass, Slam as Iowa Rolls to Tie It Cornhuskers Kick Away 14-12 Decision to Kansas By Special Correspondent LINCOLN, NEB. A dramatic last-minute field goal attempt by Neoraska went wide and Kansas scored a I4-U victory before 30,000 Cornhusker homecoming fans Saturday. George Cifra tried the 16-1 SHORT BURSTS WHAT OTHER WRITERS SAID By Staff Writer i CAP 2 DRIVES yard boot with less than two statistics A NN ARBOR, MICH. Ner.ik minutes remaining after lit 1H fcr.k.!.. ii iu tft I First downs IOWA- Here are samples of what ncuKifti giuuuu im Ruihlnf yarriiM ..247 esi fnnrth-rlnwn situation on sports writers had to say i pi Continued from Page Ona about Saturday's Iowa-Michi the Kansas one.

17 81 i-in (i 1 10 0 11 Piism Intercepted if Funis aA Fumblen lost Fumw. lost A rfflav of the came nen- class, but it doesn't help them gan 21-21 tie: v.r, IM nut th hall on the I ncoKINQ ..7 Ir I K.na.1 0 in the Big Ten standings Smother Michigan .0 I Nebraska Tommy Devlne, Detroit Free Press Two football gi and the Husker hopes van Touchdowns: atr.uch fl. shed with the bad boot. run I. l-traylti I.

p. ants traded knockout punches oonveritons: airuan Iowa never played before SUnnelt a Kansas twice blocked ex werirasa i Saturday and then had to (1, pluml.i 1, pluiuj.J. as large a crowd in it regular tra point attempts by Dick settle for a draw, 21-21. Season Records Prusia. I GIBBONS (I) i Or i' i 4f i 4 if fEigliTl L.

1 XARRAS (H i' VAN PELT IM) season game. That crowd saw the Hawks completely engulf the Wolverines in the early One for Mather 13 1 Wash. Hut. SJ Oremm 8tm 38 Oolor.no 34 14 Coach Chuck Mather, who This was a strange game in many ways a game in which the outcome hung on little things and a contest had earlier this week an Iowa meit) -i Oklshima 47 7u Mlsm Fla. 413 "-urt 14 minutes.

Iowa was harrassing the passer, gang tackling, smothering just about every 14 Nebrk 12 11 Ji.nwa nounced he was leaving in which the outcome prob Kansas after this season be attempt. ably was unsatisfactory to Next Foes NBBRABKa At low. SUt. cause he was unable to cure the Jayhawks chronic foot Michigan got nowhere In those opening minutes everybody but one man who sat through the tense strug ball blues, was carried from It's Missouri, the field on the shoulders of losing 26 yards the first five times it tried running with the winning team. the ball.

After the quick gle. The man to whom the deadlock was acceptable oddly was Forest Evashev-ski, Iowa coach. It was the first Kansas vie- chance of scenes that fol torv over Nebraska in six 9-6, as Mud Slows Buffs years. lowed, some of us got the notion that we must have droDDed in et a different The Kansas passing Since taking over the threat expected from quar Hawks six seasons ago, Evy came. Statistics terback Wally Strauch did has been unable to beat Mich The Hawks erabbid a 7-0 Mlismrl not develop, except for one igan.

So, in this meeting, Evy lead halfway through the first short touchdown striked. First down. i 7 Rushing yirflill J(7 Paaslnn 16 Passes 2-A Passu Intercepted by 1 was perfectly willing to settle quarter and yielded Michigan i 274 4-iO a 0 Surprisingly, it was Ne for half a loaf rather than only one first cown in the Punts -4l braska that did the passing, Fumbles lost Terris aenalizert period. That, incidentally, 40 shoot the. works down the stretch and try for a victory completing six of 10 pass evLUHinu came on a pass.

Missouri 0 2 attempts. But both clubs de Colorado .0 A 0 il Missouri Toucndown. Kunimann pended on ground strength as Michigan did a year ago against Iowa when Michigan f5. runl: conversion. Rash; aaretv.

But the second quarter was not even a minute old when Michigan swung a hilling Dowler. Colorado (blocked punt rolled out of end cone). for yardage. won with only 66 seconds of (oloreae Toucnaown. uove is.

Kansas chipped away at run). punch. Don Norton had just Nebraska after stopping the Season Records punted for Iowa. Jim play remaining. That Michigan touch-down came with 66 seconds left, but, after a long drive Iowa's Rush Too Rugged for Van Pelt Mlssnt'M Huskers' first offensive try and marched 86 yards in 14 (I Wahineton flying Michigan halfback, Vanrterbllt 30 Utah 24 N5 Arizona 13 fielded the ball.

34 Kansaa 3.1 Texas asm r. Heth. Ud the field he came. A 34 14 32 K. Ulsle 14 13 Oklahoma 14 Big Eight Standings s.t Joa gt-it.

11 14 K-braska 13 couple of timely blocks got Colorado 6 Missouri Conferenra All Game that consumed much of the last quarter. Leo Fischer, Chicago American Iowa staged a second- ing him like this. This combined smothering job ended up with 7-yard loss for Van Pelt and forced Michigan to try unsuccessful third quarter field goal. Game between Big Ten giants ended in 21-21 tie. PHOTO BI JACK BRINTON VIA SPECIAL WIREPHOTO (AP) tV.

I T. J- T. Michigan's Jim Van Pelt filled the air with passes against Iowa at Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon, but not when Hawkeyes' best pass defense this hard-charging threesome of end Jim Gibbons and tackles Alex Karras and Dick Kline was rush him to midfield. There he ...4 0 0 6 0 0 Oklahoma. Missouri ...3 0 0 5 1 1 slowed, feinted, maneuvered 1 0 1 4 1 Kansas Next Foes Mmsotmi Oklahoma COLORADO At Colorado Stat BOULDER, COLO.

C) ebraska half rally to score twice and ...1 2 0 1 II 0 ...1 3 0 3 3 0 Colorado Kansas 8tat. ..1 3 0 2 4 1 against the Iowa tacklers. Norton and Gene Veit had shots at him, but he streaked Iowa Stat. 1 2 4 1 3 0 3 0 wind up a grueling battle with Michigan in a 21-21 tie Oklahoma State 4 1 1 Missouri turned a fumble into the first quarter, was a trib "Ineligible for conierenc. ehampion- zone and the Wolverines would have had the ball at fumbled after he crossed the goal, for the touch Saturday afternoon.

snip until luou. away. Pace ran that punt 65 yards ute to Alex Karras. He raced in to rush Van Pelt, drove a touchdown and a blocked punt into a safety to conquer Colorado, 9-6, Saturday on Despite the two touch down was allowed. downs which overcame for- a touchdown.

plays. Strauch scored from three-yards out, swing around The fiery Wolverines, so They say it was the longest Michigan 21-7 halftime lead a muddy field that stalled the him back 10 yards, and in lunging for the tackle hit Van Pelt's arm. Van Pelt dropped inept before Iowa's withering end. Strauch kicked the first Buffaloes' running attack run he ever made for Micni nan. It was o.ie of the costli- assault in the first quarter, the crowd of 90,478 booed the Iowans as they obviously played to get a tie when they or nis two important extra in the third quarter Mis kicked the point and had their 20, except Iowa was offside.

Prescott kicked again and Pace returned it all the way to midfield. Directed by quarterback Stan Nos-kin, Michigan advanced to Iowa's 20. On a third-down play, Nos- est ever made against Iowa the ball and Gibbons recov ered for Iowa on the Michl souri end Bill McKinney received the ball with less iwo sneaks pounced on Colorado tailback Iowa's proud champions stunned. than three minutes remaining Both Nebraska touchdowns Bob Stransky's fumble on the gan 10. Four plays later, John Nocera smashed through for Nobody could quite recall came with quarterback Roy Buffalo 40.

They ran seven plays into the line, even the last one with 18 the touchdown. when Iowa ever had given up Stinnett sneaking over from A 16-yard pass from for it more than tied the score at 7-7. It shook Iowa's confidence and transformed the powerful aggressor of the first quarter into a harried outfit fighting for its life in the second. carriers and seven of them contributed 20 yards or more. Iowa relied mostly on the unbalanced line, stationing its rugged tackles, Karras and Dick Klein, shoulder to shoulder.

However, the Hawks used a balanced line at times. Next Foes Inw Ml uesota MICHIGAN At lllinoU MICHIGAN 21 L. E. Prht, Tfuscher. L.

T. Orwig, Heynen. L. O. Faul.

Callahan. Berger. C- Goehel. Stiklcr. Wine.

R. G. Nyren. Marolnlak, FilMchlo. R.

T. Davles. Smith. Bushong. R.

E. W. Johnson. Bnahoven. Q.

Van Pelt. Koskin, gpidel. L. H. Pace.

Ptacek. R. H. Myers, Fhatuskv. F.

B. Byers. Herrnteln, Siainyalc. IOWA 21 E. Clbhons, Jenklnson, Merx.

T. Karras. Theer. lj. O.

Bloomqulst. Grnuwlnkel, Lapham. M. Lewis. R.

Commln'-rs. Drake. R. T. Klein.

R. Norton. Prescott, I.fvermora. Statistically, Michigan was seconds remaining. the one-foot line both times Quarterback Phil Snowden kin fumbled and big tackle 21 points in a matter of 10 minutes.

on fourth down. to fullback Hank Kuhl- Wilfred Smith, Chicago Dick Klein recovered for Iowa at the 19. After that The first came in the sec outdistanced. Iowa made twice as many first downs and just about twice as much a higniigntea mis Tribune Jim Pace. 190 Iowa's Turn ond quarter after Nebraska souri's drive for the touch pound halfback, by blazing Few of the customers were recovered a Charlie McCue yardage.

down. Kuhlmann shot over speed thrilled 90,478 gathered Michigan did miss one ex- ready to count Iowa out of the two teams exchanged punts before the Hawks used up the last 3 minutes punching away ort the ground. fumble on a punt return on from the five to score. in Michigan stadium with the Jayhawk 20 and marched 65-yard touchdown return of Michigan moved only 56 yards on the ground in 60 minutes. Iowa used 10 ball Guard Charlie Rash booted his fourteenth straight tra point, incidentally, and it it, however.

The Hawks came after that first touch- packed too much dynamite, down. Unfortunately for They proved that even in for the score. an Iowa punt. Iowa's first touchdown, in conversion to put Missouri In front, 7-6. Iowa, the Hawkeyes were the remaining minutes of the Michigan 21-7, at the half, but only had set the stage for the Hawkeyes.

The first half, when passes fol Game Is Fine on Color TV, offside. Jim Van Pelt made the conversion on his second Missouri fattened its lead lowed by laterals quickly iowans tied the score, 21-21 moved the ball into Michigan try and added the other two to 9-6 on a fourth quarter safety when tackle Bob Lee The second came about the same way. End Mike Lee fell on a Kansas fumble on the Nebraska 42. This drive covered 58 yards and took 14 plays before Stinnett sneaked over from the one foot line. W.

h. imncan, veil. H. travel. Furlonir.

Jeter, p.ssl. with a pair of second-half territory. R. H. Hagler, Jauch, Brown.

Hao- that eventually let the wol verines avert defeat. touchdowns. pcl. Except for the Last Picture By Ogden Dwight But it was not until after F. B.

Horn, Nocera. blocked Colorado quarterback Boyd Dowler's punt from behind his goal line. The ball The Hawkeyes obviously the intermission that the The Pace touchdown gave From where I sat, which was right in front of a color were satisfied with a tie when they stalled the waning rolled out of the end zone. KARRAS PICKED Michigan a tremendous lift. In I Hawks rolled.

They received a matter of minutes the Wol- the second-half kickoff and verines were clawing at the I moved to the attack. They television set in WHO-TV's audition room here, everything Kansas grabbed a Husker Colorado took a 6-0 lead in about the Iowa-Michigan game looked fine except the final seconds through controlling the ball by two successive pass on Nebraskas 49 to Hawks again. the last minute of the first half. A 15 -yard penalty shot of that great big blue start its final drive. Shortly slammed it out for a couple of first downs before Duncan FOR HULA BOWL first downs.

mention costing about $85, all -lit -up -like Christmas Into Wrong Hands after the final quarter started Kansas was faced with a Jim Mullen, Chicago Sun- against Missouri moved Colorado to the Tiger's six from 000 apiece or more than four varied the procedure with a scoreboard. The dirty yellow Hawk quarterback Randy Leased Wire to The Register Times Iowa's greatest asset, pass to Gibbons. fourth and goal decision Duncan had been forced to times as much, so they're not something you throw around white lights read: 21 21 where back Eddie Dove ran over to score. Strauch passed to end Jim HONOLULU, HAWAII vaunted defense, failed Then back the ground leave the field for Iowa when like a vest-pocket Leica. You Letcavits for the touchdown guns.

At the Michigan 22 Guard John Wooten re might say they are portable All-America tackle Alex Ka, "fij ras of Iowa has accepted an Michigan team exploded for and then kicked the point. Duncan threw again, this Let me say for the record that I do not approve of that covered a Missouri fumble on the Tigers' 11 to give Colo if you have ideal circum Longest 30 Yards score, but the way it showed invitation to play in the three second-quarter touch stances and eight or 10 men The longest play of the rado its break. On fourth up on the rainbow machine, Anyway they give ajine game was a Nebraska 30- th- Minri downs and the undefeated champions of the Western the Hawkeyes in their white he blacked out temporarily. Veit was at the throttle. Four plays after Michigan's touchdown, Veit sailed a pass down the field.

End Jim Gibbons went for It, hit it and deflected it into the hands of Jim Byers of Michigan on the Iowa 44-yard line. Sni the Colorado faked a place kick view of a football game even if the outcome of same is in traveling jerseys, yellow hel Conference had to fight back run of the day covered about with the kicker, Ellwyn In- mets and cold pants were to gam a 21-21 tie. furiating. 15 yards. ford, passing to Dowler.

He Homer Floyd was the Jay- Dan J. Gllmartin, Toledo giving the home team in maize and blue a mighty A Memory was knocked out -of bounds six inches from a touchdown. hawk workhorse, averaging Blade In past years it's Once the camera gave us 4.J yards in 15 tries. rough afternoon. Brilliant Green been Twentieth Century-Wol Missouri kicked out to twelfth annual Hula Bowl football game here Jan.

5 sponsors disclosed Saturday. Other college stars who will compete Include Clen-don Thomas, Oklahoma; Walt Kowalczyk, Michigan State; John Crow, Texas A. and Lou Michaels, Kentucky; BUI Krisher, Oklahoma; Roy Duke, and Charles Brueck-man, Pittsburgh. a shot across the field off to KANSAS 14 F.nds P.Dnerrom. Millie Tetmvlt.

the 39, from where Colo A football telecast in color verine Productions that have written the scripts for the the right at about the 30-yard Tackles Gibson, Hull, Prslock, is something to see. popular Michigan-Iowa dra line, so I looked pretty close because it appeared that rado halfback Howard Cook ran back to the 27. After two ground plays, a It mattered not at all that Michigan promptly lost 15 yards on a clipping penalty and that Van Pelt, bounced around by Gibbons, lost nine more yards. Michigan needed i.uarris Vsnatta, Kraus, f.uisell, Swobods. time to Norton for 11 yards.

Don Horn, on a fullback draw play, raced through for 17 important yards and a little farther along smashed three yards into the end zone for Iowa's second touchdown. The Hawks went 68 yards on that march, using 13 plays. Stone Wall at 20 The complexion of the game was different now. Iowa still trailed, 21-14. Michigan took the ensuing kickoff and did some marching on its own.

Iowa, guarding for passes, gave up some ground yardage. The Wolverines moved 56 yards, but they couldn't get past the Iowa 20. Instead, they were stacked up back mas, but the Ann Arbor playwrights left out the smash enter. Burnlson, Wertaberrer. Rack.

Strauch. Morris. Franrl-u-n. I somebody had my seat, right where I watched my first First there's the brilliant green of the turf, which you can tell has been tended like a golf green or the covering 15-yard personal foul Traylor, McCue. Floyd, Feller.

I ending this year and 90,478 tJBKASK A 12 Rnds Hawkina. Brede. Marti. Lea. I Iowa-Michigan game on Nov, 29 yards- for the first down watched the two teams play nowerier.

against Missouri moved the ball to the six where Dove'1 plowed over. of a uranium mine which in Tackle. Rhoria. Cowan. Olson, 11, 1933.

and got it. Fourteen more 1 1 to a 21-21 tie (Hard. Zentie. Petersen. Wh.eler.

I a sense it is because that sta Klein. Van Pelt burned his passes players are to be invited. Pet Waldmeier. D.trolt Colorado received the kick- eater McCashland. Pnis a.

dium at Ann Arbor with its home. He hit Walter Johnson rtacK. HT nn.tr. iohv. Bancaae.

I Buck Shaw, coach at the News A cautious Iowa, a Thomas. Zaruba. Kavlaui. Brown. Otf ODeninS the Second hair 101,001 seats was just about with a short throw and John Cifra.

I i j. ,1.. An uub iuai uic van uu 113 iv 1 full of sporting enthusiasts son picked up 17 yards. Next WINS $29,000 RACE when Stransky fumbled and Van Pelt rammed a throw who pay a lot of freight Sat urdays. Air Force Academy, will han- slow-footed giant operating die the team which will play from an unbalanced line for the Hawaii All-Stars, made the first time this year, spot-up of top island players and ted Michigan a 21-7 halftime National pro league gridders.

lead, then scored twice in the CHICAGO, ILL. UP) Point McKinney pounced on it. of Order Saturday won the Snowden flipped his only pass into Gary Prahst's mitts and Prahst put the ball on the $29,100 National Jockey Club good for 16 yards in guid- I remember it extra well because I was in some disrepute among the fraternity brothers down on Oxford Road for committing treason by sitting on the Iowa side but what else could I do, because on that Iowa team were the snaky Colfax All American Joe Laws and crashing Dick Crayne whom I had watched pulverize the Little Six for Fairfield all through high school? Each year the game draws second half and settled for Handicap at Sportsman ing Missouri to a touchdown Iowa 35. 2 Down, Then Bang on the Iowa 27. la 21-21 tie.

Park. in eight plays. top college seniors. A field goal attempt by Maybe it was haze or something, but that huge crowd all around the rim of that vast dish had a blue tinge, though that's not hard to understand considering that the half-time score was Michigan 21, Iowa 7. Michigan was on fire.

The stands got into the act with tremendous support for the Van Pelt from the 34 didn't carry much of a threat. So Iowa took over. Another Sooner Escape. 13-0 Wolverines At the start of the fourth With the ball on Iowa's quarter, Michigan, forced to 31, the Hawks broke up two Most of us out here know So I sat on the Iowa side punt, dropped one dead at K- State Is 46th passes. Van Pelt fired again the colorful S.

U. I. High and watched Iowa roll out to let the roof fall in at any time. the Michigan 48 and th Prahst raced into the area with a great third quarter Hawks went to work. landers' tartans scarlet, blue, black and white, and the Victim Barely although they Jost 10-6, as Major1 Games This Week Friday II is mi at Florida Stmt (N Saturday MIDWEST Minnesota at Iow IV ebraska at Iowa 8tat J'rakt at Wichita Villa nova at Detroit Cincinnati at Indiana Michigan at Illinois Kansas St a la at Kansas Notrt Dam at Mich) (ran Stata Prnn Plata at Marquatta Oklahoma at Mlnaourl W'woniin at Northwestern Piirou at Ohio Stat.

Wyoming at Oklahoma. Slata ROl'THWEST Chattanoojr at North Taxaf Stata ArkHnsasj ar Hire ftouthern lietnndist at Titaa End Don Zadnik and Ralph Pfeifer of Kansas University of Michigan's pre this accompanying 1933 headline shows. cision band snapped to in dominated the game with tre mendous defensive effdrts. Mike Hagler bounding ahead. Bill Gravel slashing for yards; Duncan passing to Gibbons, then to Horn, and the Hawks were Statistics Kansas Oklahoma, aiate First down.

17 11 Rushing yarrias. 2-2 12 Passinz vardaaa 54 7K navy blue and yellow trim Now it's pretty sobering in way to sit in Des Moines Oklahoma scored its first Added halftime attraction was a percussion barrage by touchdown early in the sec patroled by Ray Jauch, Iowa, and caught the ball. Jauch hit him at the seven, a glancing shot that left Prahst partially on his feet. He stumbled on to the goal for a 31-yard scoring play. The conversion kick put Michigan ahead, 14-7, but that wasn't enough.

Within and see all the color of the Pasws 3-T -15 Pssw. Intercepted by 3 Punt -3 -3 ond period after Clendon Thomas ran back a punt 17 stadium you knew so well so long ago and wonder what 30 From the 19-yard line, Dun Fumbles lost 1 tarda ptnaUleil 5 sCOKIMe Oklarioma 7 at.t. A 0 13 some of the players you knew 0 jazz drummer Gene Krupa on a slate-blue platform. Hard to Follow Meanwhile down in the locker rooms The Hawk-eyes got fired up and the the Oklahoma 27 late in th third period before the Sooners, led by guard Bill Krisher, blanketed the attack. Oklahoma picked up 232 yards rushing but, as in th case of Kansas State's 120 yards, most of the moving was well away from scoring territory.

The longest play of tha game was Oklahoma's 22-yard pass in the second quarter. It did not figure in the scoring. "The longest run was 18 yards in th ''fourth period. That one was out of the scoring picture, too. Pfeifer waa the leading can drilled a pass to Horn, the Detroit sophomore who was to give Michigan quite a tklakom Touchdowns.

Tho-ms IS crl M. run i. pnyn (l, plume); conversion. on that team are doing now, and work every day with Joe Oodd (kick). Ttitaa at Texa-i Tech Halnr at Texaa headache.

Aniona 8 Lata at Texaa Wcsttni N) UrANHATTAN. KAN. CT -aws daughter sitting at the five minutes another Mich next desk. 1VL Oklahoma was any FAR WEST Hardfn Simmon at Arirona iX Horn caught the ball, feinted, faked, played it like Wolverines cooled off and during the third and fourth gan toucnaown was on xne But Time makes things kind Colorado at Colorado Stat a Univar thing but nighty Saturday a cat, and moved ahead to the scoreboard. Another Theft of smudgy and if you think I and had to sweat out a 13-0 yards to K-State's 35.

Thomas made the last six yards on a slice over tackle 10 plays later. Quarterback Carl Oodd converted. Blocked Kick A blocked punt eased the way for Oklahoma's other touchdown in the third period. Guard Dick Corbitt blocked Keith Wilson's punt and end Steve Jennings captured it on the Kansas State quarters the cameramen handling the two mammoth color machines for the special approve of that 21-21score ou're making a grievous er av. Orern Wtata at California Atr Forr at Denver Whinitnn at Orefnit Cnliece of Panne at San Jne Fran ford at Pout hern California 1'ialvt at Utah Plat V.

C. L. A. at ih nitoo luta EAT t'tafl at Arm victory over a souped-up Kansas State football team that battled its heart out for an upset Duncan was back in the ball game for Iowa. He threw a pass toward Bob Jeter in a ror and I am in disrepute NBC mobile tint truck from Camden, N.

were having trouble following the ball. again because althougn watched the game in Des congested area. Mike Shatu Michigan three. Michigan was tough. Iowa needed four downs to get the ball over, Duncan bowling across on the last try after Horn had hammered to within a foot of the goal Bob Prescott stepped up The Sooners, rated second Bo5ton Coliejca at Boston University Color cameras aren't as Moines you might say that ground-gainer with 53 on 14 sky of Michigan intercepted this time I was sitting on the it and Michigan took over on 43.

flexible as ordinary ones, being so much bigger, not to I Michigan side. the Iowa 25. carries. The unusually tough Kansas State defense held Thomas to only 43 yards of It took six plays for the Two passes, with Stan touchdown, halfback Bobby It carries. nationally, struck for a touchdown in the second quarter and another in the third.

They racked up their forty-sixth consecutive victory before 15,000 on a cold, cloudy day. for the vital kick. There was Boyd scoring from the one. OKLAHOMA AGGIES STOP DUKES RUSH FOR CROMW. 21-0 Noskin throwing, put the ball on the Iowa three.

Two slams rsurKneii at loicai Iart mouth at Columbia. Frown at Cornell Pnrveton at Harvard Rutcers at Iafayefte Virr.ma Military at Lahijth ruka at Nnr Yale at Penr.fTTvanfa Heat Vircima. at PittaburaH Holr Croaa at Svracusa MHTH Tnlant at AUhma 8tMa at A'thum preshvienan a Th Ciiot Van land at Clemaoa Oeorria at Ftrira Hrraj.t rm at Stata At ipm WiUiaja fc Atarr at 'ona Carolina nothing doubtful about it. He Season Records OKI. Tir ft PlttsDltrrh 7 IS Dave Baker's kick for the conversion was to the right of the goal posts.

drove the ball between the posts, just as he had the two 4A Ioa Itat 14 3. Y-ua Zl Texas 7 v.Kn.b. sa MICHIGAN NOSES OUT iOVA, 10-6 previous conversions. JT Kansas A I 7 CM. of P-fie) 1 CoMraa 1J 14 Color, 00 Midfield at the Iowa line got the rest of it.

On the touchdown play, a sneak from six inches out, Noskin appeared to have fumbled. The ruling must have beea that he Noskin Fumbles Michigan got a break on Itate Kansas State frequently Kansas State, with a mediocre 2-4-1 record, played Oklahoma to first quarter, and refused 14 1-waSiat 1 IS Kaa. tut OsUabooia Next Foes ITATX tani I moved the ball between the Sotitn Camilla at rort c-mna rnra 9 atiniTinof at trh.raoo4 a Terti a Tanreaaaa Xe-n'H-iiV it Vapr'ernilt Yirtiua Tec an aa JTraat the ensuing kickoff. Prescott sailed his boot into the end 35-yard stripes and reached What you read Sunday, Nov. 12, 1933 i.

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