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Dai Me'nti Sunday Rtg'tfap Nebraska A Spin, a Pitch, and Iowa State Scores Nov.mb.f 17. 1957 J.C iin vttnm'o-nnmv inmni 27-0 Victim Of Colorado K-State Nets Upset Statistics f'bmUa tolexadi 9 Of Missouri yardage 13'i An Kunhlri Passing yardage 32 Statistics fames .2 IJ.Jl Passes Intercepted Uy 0 Punts 10-39 6 44 Kumhles lost 2 Yards penalised 20 45 HCOHINO kan.aa tala MIH rIl rfnvn a 1.1 runtime VMNlriM 4 in In lartlage i'i tin Colorado ,11 0-27 Nebraska 0 0 6 US. 5-1 intri-erit il )iV f) (uloratln Toucndowni, Bfanakv plunge), Pook (7. run), 'Dowter 20. nasa from Cook), Herbst ilo.

Pill. SSI 8-4lt fumbles lout I 2 Yards peiwIiMil 10 20 Ill cyclop spinnkIA 2, jy-. h--. ig. J3J, c.v.

fOTT U' V. NicWD 7 tun) conversions, Indorf 2, Cook. Nf'OHlN'fi Season Records COLORADO MKRHANKA Kmnrii Ht.m 3 7 2.1 ft SI Kama rllate Trtuchi)wns, Knill fl t'orbin (1. nnhi. Pfe'er 6 H'ashuialun Al 1 2 Wash.

Hlala rnMi nei.i cflflg. (jrusee U3 cornerstone. 7.d'ilk 1. Utah 241 Army 42 Ksn.ns 35114 Kan. Hlate 7 34 Arizona 141 A Pittsburgh 34 32 Kan.

Btnta 14 II Bvracuse 2R MUii'tiir! TinicliitowfH, Rnnwrlen (1.V ruhi. Haunt! 1. rinln. KuliUuann 6, rusui; conversions, jtasn ,1. 1.1 Oklahoma 14 13 Missouri 14 A Missouri 9 12 Kansas 14 20 Colo.

Slate Oi Iowa filat 11 27 Nebraska Colorado 27 1 Season Records K4NR4 STATK I MISsol HI 7 Wvominc 1'J Vnnnerhllt 8n B'tianl Y'nH 7 3ft Arizona 11 7 Nfbm-kn It 0 TeMAM 2 7 Col. nf P'fie 7 7 Bo. Meth'dtat Next Foes ror.oRAro--iowt fate NKBKA8KA Oklahoma By Special Correspondent 14 Cnlorailn 42i.l. Jn Stele 11 )4 Will KI14 Nenrenka 11 ft Oklahoma, 11 9 Colored 7 Kiniia 1T14 OMeljoma 30 S3 Missouri 2121 K. matt 23 LINCOLN, NEB.

Colorado moved to an earlv lead Next Foes over inept Nebraska and KAN'SAK STATE Mlchllfsn State Cyclones Bob Harden hands off to Dwlght Nichols as Jack Hansen heads goalward. Nichols throws coasted to 27-0 victory Saturday in a Big Eight football allSSOLiU at hatuas COLUMBIA, MO. UP) Underdog Kansas State unleashed game. a magnificent ground game The Buffaloes slashed away at the vulnerable Cornhuskers who vainly hoped for an opportunity to stave off the al. most certain fate of chalking Igaa'UKWI'''jy iP" nmin inirimn limn' a i tv vV'V r- 'N; -N'1.

up their worst record in Bob Stransky, who has led a club always able to move but not always able to stop good for 410 yards and humbled Missouri, 23-21, in a Big Eight Conference football game Saturday. A field goal from the 13-yard line in the third quarter by Ben Grosse put the Wildcats ahead, 16-14, and provided the winning margin as the teams traded last-quarter touchdowns. Missouri's I a t-period touchdown came first and Kansas State had to come from behind with a 52-yard scoring drive to win. Except for the play of full opponents, scored once and was the chief source of trouble for Nebraska. After an exchange of quick kicks in theearly moments, Colorado moved 27 yards in eight plays with Stransky running over from the two.

Ellwin Indorf's kick was good. Nebraska failed to gain back Hmk Kulhmann, Mis-, souri was a decisively beaten team Saturday. The defeat left Missouri with a 3-2 conference record and sets up their season finale with Kansas at Lawrence next Saturday as a battle for second In three tries and punted. Colorado came roaring back, starting on its 27 V4.i vt fY- Wr'' 'St I tuv -1, 1 1 and tallying again as the first quarter closed. How- ard Cook, subbing for Stransky, blasted over from seven yards out.

place in the Big Eight. Kansas State scored first midway of the opening ter. Quarterback Les Krull went over from the one after the Wildcats got possession Late in the second quarter a clipping penalty put Colorado back to its one. Cook engineered a 99-yard drive. He carried on four plays, took a pass for a 15-yard gain and then threw two on a fumble deep in Missouri territory.

Don Zadnik picked the point. Kuhlmann returned the next kickoff 65 yards to the K-State 20. Quarterback Phil Snowden scored two plays later from the 13- Charley Rash- kicked his twenty -1 ir consecutive extra point, a new Missouri Big Eight Standings Conterenca All Game OkTahoma 5 A. 7 1 3 2 5 3 1 Kansas .3 2 4 4 1 Iowa Stats 2 3 4 4 1 Colorado 2 3 5 3 1 Kansas State .2 4 3 5 1 Nebraska .1 4 1 8 VmlirT lifl4imiililirlriii ilijh.nTWMI mriiiHMMUM ijilwiini'WrtlWii iiiHiiTiiIIiWI I'liriHlitn'l llliili" Oklahoma State a 2 1 Not ellslhle for Bis Eieht chamblon- shlp until 1S60. 'And Hansen turns, wide open, to gather in ball (inset) for Iowa States first touchdown.

record. The Tigers swept into a 14-7 lead early in the second quarter with Don Mason scoring from the one, after a 52-yard; drive. Kansas State moved the ball 61 yards in 15 Kansas Tips IT'S SM 27, Army Comes From Behind NM SMS Okla. State To Slip Past Tulane, 20-14 ARKANSAS 22 SAGST019TH HOME BY 52-0 WEST POINT, UP) Bob Anderson, the nation's On 5 Thefts DALLAS, TEX. UP) Don BALTIMORE.

MD. UP) leading scorer, led Army to a come-from-behind 20-14 victory NEWTON, MASS. UP) Boston College, stunned by Meredith, Southern Method Navy's No. .1 team took nine over underdog Tulane Saturday. Statistics plays to score two touch ist's mighty sophomore, plays to score shortly before the half.

Crosse's field goal, which came on a fourth down after the Wildcats had reached the Missouri four, was the only scoring in the third period. Missouri cot. its final lead. The 200-pound sophomore passes, the last one to Boyd Dowler for a 20-yard touchdown with 13 seconds left. Colorado slowed its pace in the second half but Nebraska's punchless offense was no threat.

Colorado scored again late in the third quarter. Colorado started from its 43 following a punt and ground its way to the Husker 10. Reserve quar-terback Ralph Herbst swung around end and crossed the goal without a hand being laid on him. Five Colorado backs fattened their averages with each of them averaging over five-yards per carry. Junior Oklahoma Ktate Kansas Marquette for three periods, rallied with two fourth-quar downs Saturday and then passed for 231 yards and First down 15 in Uushlng yardage 17 21fi Passina varriace 99 98 broke Glenn Davis' academy season record for rushing watched the subs mop ug Passes 8-12 two touchdowns and scored George Washington, 5-2-0.

yardage with 145 yards that Passe Intercepted by 0 Punts 2-35 6-34 lrumhlM Inst 2 2 two himself Saturday in a Navy adopted a share-the- boosted his total to 965 yards. Yards penallied 83 70 27-22 victory over Arkansas. wealth program for its sev 8CORINO 2ui6, in the fourth as Kuhl- Oklahoma. State 7 0 O- Meredith scored on one- enth victory. The eight touch Kansas 0 7 6 0 13 Oklahoma.

Rlale Touchdown. Wifr yard and three-yard plunges, downs were scored by as gins 16. conversion, Wiggins. Kansas Touchdowns. Floyd 4.

many players. and passed to end Henry Christopher for 12 yards and run). Morris Plunge, conversion, Barnes. kins preceded Anderson's Tulane, a 16-point scored in the first period on a 61-yard run by Claude Mason. Army took chatge with two long touchdown marches in the second period.

Harry Walters plunged over- from the one after a drive- of 89 yards in 18 plays. Pete Daw-kins scored from the five on another offensive that carried 52 yards in 2 plays. SCORlNri Tulane 7 0 014 Armv 13 0 720 Tulane Touchdowns, Mason (fll, runt; Petltnnn i6fi, punt return); con- It wasn't even a worth man bowled over the six to climax an 80-yard drive. But jthat only set the scene for halfback Ralph Pfeifer's game-winning touchdown from the six. After Richie Petibon's 66-yard punt return and Jim Blount's conversion had put Tulane out front, 14-13, in the third period Army struck back to win in the final five minutes.

Anderson swept around to Billy Dunn for 41 for Season" Records Kf iumiA i KAVSA Ray Engle had a 6.9-yard per carry average. 13 Tex. Chr'tinn 13 ter touchdowns- Saturday to hand the Warriors their nineteenth consecutive football defeat, 19-14. Marquette led, 14-7, be fore quarterback Don Al-lard paced the Eagles to the pair of scores in five minutes. The Eagles, three-touchdown favorites, gained their seventh straight victory when Allard crashed into the end zone from one yard out for the deciding touchdown midway through the final period.

Boston fumbled 11 times. The game, before 25,500 in Arkansas 12 Oregon stale 2.1 N. Tex. Stat. 19 35 Colorado 34 while scrimmage for the Middies, who will go into the Army classic Nov.

30 beaten only by North Carolina and tied by Duke. MOHINfi Navv 13 ft 13 20 52 id Wichita A Iowa State 21 8 Tulsa l.t UKlanoma sr fl Houston 6 6 MiamllFla.) 4 right 6nd from the 10 to 13 Texas Tech 0'14 Nebraska 12 the Cotton Bowl, was filled with long runs one was George Walker's 66-yard touchdown dash on a runback for Arkansas. 39 Wyoming, Kansas state 7 7 ijij aim i Gfo. Washington 0 0 0 0 0 climax Army's comeback. Anderson's 32-yard run had moved the ball to the Tulane STEPPING STONE Bob Devaney, new football coach at Wyoming, is the ninth Michigan State, assistant coach in recent years to move into a head coaching post.

Next Foes Oklahoma STATE Hardin Sim ersions, Newton, mount. Armv Touchdowns. Walters tone, navy Touchdowns, jii-fnr (TJ. nm. Hurst 1 2.

plunai, Pwanaon 1 1. plunpe). Huth (7. nass from Tran-cliinfi. Tenhrook (14.

runt. M. plunpe t. Killers 1 1. runt; conversions.

Wellborn. Branriqulat 2. Flood i run i. 12, setting up the score. A plunRei, Dawklna 1 5.

run; Anderson mons at Odessa. Tex. Nebraska's Jerry Brown, the Big Seven's top fullback last year, looked better in the statistics than in the gamo. He collected most of his yards in the final minutes as Colorado gave the Huskers the middle of the line while protecting for passes and outside runs. It was a long afternoon for KANSAS Missouri 21-yard gallop by Pete Daw- I lUi euia tuuvci siuna.

jvcimeuy 2. LAWRENCE, KAN. UP) The contest ended on a bizarre note as Meredith knelt in his end zone to give Arkansas a safety so S. M. U.

could get out of its territory. Don Christian and Donnie Kansas stopped five Okla Ok Miss Wins, 14-7; Bowl Bid Likely homa State drives with pass interceptions Saturday to scoring Marquette 7 0 7 0 14 Boston College 7 0 1219 Marquette Touchdowns. Llnenan 13. pass from Satrani, Safran (1, plunRet: conversions, Safran 2. Boston I'nllfKe Touchrowns, Col-clouRh 2 i'i.

plunge; 3fi. pas from Aiiardt, Allard plunge); conversion, Kacergls. score a 13-7 football victory. Nebraska Coach Bill Jennings, The teams traded touch Stone scored the other Razor-back touchdowns on short runs. Statistics who had to look forward to playing an angry.

Oklahoma next week. downs and conversions in the TnnpftH M1ilalnnl lUtah'Missiles' The Rebels outweighed Tennessee 12 pounds to the man. Until late in the last quar ltrnt downs 1A 10 varriHC 161 2fn S. M. U.

led in the first half, second period. Then the Jay PENN SCUTTLES COLUMBIA, 28-6 With Kansas State belting 14-13, on two extra pomts hawks drove 41 yards to Dip Air Force ter, the Vols weren't able to kicked by Stan Eckert. move past the Mississippi 35 score following a third-quar-tepass interception by quar Though he had been on the Missouri, Nebraska is alone in last place with a single loop victory. Never before has a Nebraska club failed to win But with time. running out Jjsinn yardam 49 22 Pun 4-30 4 msMM intercepted by 0 1 Hunts Jjumble lost I 0 arili penalized 20 1 20 TVrmesswf ft 77 7 7 014 Tniw.sw Toufhiinwn, Carter fiin: coiiveraion, Burldow.

Tourliflowns, Hurst (2, rljni. Brown il foot, -run'' conver-nrmg. Khaynt 2. UPSETS NO, 7 TENNESSEE MEMPHIS, TENN. UP) Mississippi coupled a 42-yard punt return and a recovered fumble for a 14-7 victory over Tennessee Saturday.

The victory meant an al SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH UP) Utah gave the Air Force Academy a lesson Sat varsity squad three years, he never had been in a game Tennessee started on its 20 at least two games. and pounded steadily upfield until Saturday. Second string tailback Al SCORING urday in guided missiles as quarterback Lee Grosscup passed the.Utes to a 34-0 Arkansas 13 0 922 Carter, out most of the season 8o. Methodist 7 1 0 13 2 1 Arkansas Toucnnfiwns, waiar mn, 'lint return), Christian il, plunge). with injuries, went over from NEW YORK, N.

Y. UP) Pennsylvania Saturday won its second straight game, defeating Columbia, 28-6, with Frank Riepl again the star. Riepl, who last week engineered Penn's 33-20 upset of Yale, set the pace again with a 66-yard touchdown run the longest made from scrim victory. tone 3. runt; aaletv sierenun rnundd hall in end sons): conver Grosscup completed 13 of most.

certain bowl bid for the sions. Rttschel 2. Knuthern Touchdowns, Xf.raith 9 II nhinz! 3. Dlungel. the eight.

Wash. State 16 pass attempts for 249 terback Duane Morris. 'Snags Three Morris, a third-stringer until Saturday, intercepted three Cowboy aerials- and scored the deciding touchdown himself on a one-yard plunge. Kansas almost added a third score after recovering a Cowboy fumble on the Oklahoma State 39. The final gun found the 5.

Carolina Dips I Virginia by 13-0 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. CP) South Carolina got once-beaten Rebels. Christopher (12. pass from Meredith). yards.

He led the nation go IMinne 111, lennessee, the nations onverstons. p.rKeri wrenun ing into the game with an Nips Idaho, 21-13 seventh-ranked "team, was a average 67.6 per cent com mage by a Penn player since '2 -point favorite over pletions. The all-time mark PULLMAN. WASH. UP) 1947.

Riepl received support eighth-ranked Mississippi. -But Quarterback Bobby Newman fora season was set by Paul Larson of California in 1954 from Jack Hanlon, who ran 26 yards for one touchdown past midfield only three times Saturday but scored on the bst two occasions for a 13-0 Atlantic Coast Confen-nce football victory over a Vir threw two touchdown passes Saturday and added a key 66-yard punt as Washington and plunged for another. the Vols never threatened un til late ia the final period. Stop Drives Both Mississippi touch at 64 per cent. Kentucky Easily Both teams started the Ivy Jayhawks on the one-yard line.

Cowboy halfback Jim Wig-- State conquered Idaho, zl-13, OKAY Hava Something League game with identical in a Pacific Coast Conference downs came after Tennessee Whips Xavier, 27-0 records of one victory and six, ginia team tht couldn't cash in on four scoring opportuni football game. had stopped Mississippi defeats. gins and Kansas iuiiDac FOR WINTERIZE SPECIAL Keg. $15.95 Job JOB INCLUDES: Install It Ota. EteTleee-CItcoI Farel Anti-Frei Install New Tkerstoitat H.T.

AH Caskets Adjut All Radiator Ceanectiani aasl I' see' Lawer Hates Inspect far Aat- Uals All LaWr Newman set up the other drives on its- five-yard line ties. For You A LEXINGTON, KY. UP) Lowell Hughes' 33-yard end run and guard Bob Talamini's Homer Floyd were the sparkplugs. WSC score with a pass. Halfback Leroy Reed set up the Jirst with a 42-yard A poor punt to the South Carolina 49 in the third in Idaho creDt up once to runback of a punt to the two 48-yard touchdown sprint with an intercepted pass 34, Then 64 Kansas drove 34 yards for period and a fumble in the 14-13 in the.

third quarter and had the ball on the Washington State one and four Fullback Bill Hurst bulled across two plays later in the final quarter set up the its first touchdown early in Columbia scored in the third period on a passing attack with Dick Donelli, son of Columbia Buff Donelli, completing seven of eight tosses in a 72-yard march. The last one was a 13-yard touchdown pass to Brad Howard. Penn scored at the opening highlighted Kentucky's 27-0 football victory over Xavier second quarter. Guard Jackie Simpson trig of Ohio Saturday. South Carolina touchdowns.

Denver Wins, 21-19, downs to go. Quarterback Gary Kenwor-thy bobbled the baU on his the second quarter and Oklahoma State pushed 64 yards for its tally about five min Kentucky ground out a gered the third-quarter Rebel "Les Girls" in Cinema scop and Color with score when he recovered a I- Over Utah State utes later, i touchdown in each quarter while holding Xavier without third crack at the line and Washington State recovered! low 51188 critical threat Xavier lost Floyd scored on a four-yard I slant." Wiggins counted for of the second half after tak Tennessee fumble on the Vols' five. Quarterback Raymond Brown made the final foot on third down. BALDWIN WALLACE TIES the ball four times on pass interceptions. Oklahoma State on a six-yard fe ing the ball on its own 43.

Rick McGinley ran 32 yards NEW HAVEN. CONN. UP) DENVER, COLO. CPt The running of Denver halfback Ceorge Colbert and the daring passes of Al Yanowich brought a 21-19 victory over L'tah State Saturday and kept rvlitli toaynor 19-1 SHOT WINS for a tally. rrn -7 a Don Schweinfurth's place kick in the final minute of play cave Baldwin-Wallace a Gane Ke'ly ft tan MeVI are CAPITAL CITY FORD ftkere mW Is a on-riaMy t.

Stk AT S-I27I Field Soggy Although the sun warmed end sweep. This was Kansas' third straight victory since Coach1 Chuck Mather announced his resignation, effective at the' end of the season. I 26-26 tie with New the crowd of 31.600 most of START1NS WEDNESDAY Des Moines Theatri PAWTUCKET. R. I.

UP A 19-1 shot, French Play, won the Narrjcansett Park race feature Friday. 3 Mcjniey '32. -un certion. Kpl Haven State Teachers Satur alive the Pioneers ch.tnces for a Skyline Cor.fi.-fnce tit. game, the field was sogey froa heavy midweek day.

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