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No. 2, 1963 10 DFS MOINFS RFGIM I WimmIv's World I torth Thwarts Eking Mh, Wl ri It's Saydel, Ankeny As Co-Champs Final Suburban Standings Polar Bears End 7 -Game Loss String Statistics North Dowlinf Fifst downs 10 18 Pushing yardage i S4 1i4 Passing yardage '1 118 Passes $-'2 Passes intercepted by 8 8 Punts J-34 Fumbles lost I 1 SCORING North Ill Dowiing 0 8 7-13 North-Lund, recovered tumble end zone (kick failed) Dowimg-Robb, it, run (kick blockedl North-Fall, 2, run (Parnsh, pass from Dowling-Leonardo, run (Waldron kick) By Dick McCauley North held off a fourth- "No, Hank, I didn't try lotnehow I just fell between the bleachers I U.S. CVS, HUSKIES: GOT A STRETCHER? to stop a touchdown you live in the eleven Western pood or you have smelling to look in this afternoon fori 1 i I 1 fV J': ii PHOIO FROM THE I OS ANGELES, CAL, If states and your heart's salts handy, you might want IT Trninnc iba the ath etic version or Polk Biggest From Iowa Lakes In Years est northern pike to be taken from Iowa Great Lakes in many years. The fish measured 41 inches in length and 17' inches in girth. He caught it late Wednesday afternoon.

We Ue lUJttll.i, 111 Uipit tv. bank. Don't look if you're squeamish, Washington Coach Jim Owens has been waiting a year for this one. He was so impatient the first six games of this season that he only won three of them. Owens loses a few games every four or five years or so, but not usually the ones he wants to win.

His team blew one to U. S. C. last year when it let Hal Bcdsole get clear in the open to catch a pass in the first quarter. I guess the game plan didn't call for Bcdsole to be still on his feet that late in the game.

They figured the only way they'd be able to cover Bcdsole after the kit koff would be in the infirmary. Doug- Hall of Estherville was merely fishing for perch at Big Spirit Lake with light line ajid small hook when this 18-pound northern pike struck his minnow bait. Forty-five minutes later, Hall had larg w. i. Ankeny Sadi I Johnston 4 3 CrlnM 1 UrbAfldaie 4 Nortn Polk 1 Altoona 4 Bondurant Farrar 0 7 Doug Vail stored three touchdowns to lead Saydel to a 260 romp at North Polk Friday night and a share of the Suburban Conference football title.

Saydel and Ankeny closed with 6-1 records. Vail tallied on two and four-yard plunges and on a 34-yard fourth-quarter dash. Paul Hamilton's 17-yard run added another score for Saydel. North Polk (2-3-2) never got inside Saydel's 20-yard line, ICOHINO 1 7 a e- Sayde-I-Vail, J. run (Stole rn Saydel-Hamilton, 17, run (Steckheute 4, SayOel-Vail, 34, run (run tailed) ANKENY 13, JOHNSTON 7 Bill Hanke and Gene Hil-dreth scored touchdowns to give Ankeny a 13-7 victory over Johnston in a Suburban Conference game at Johnston Friday night.

Ankeny shares the title with Saydel. Hanke scored in the second quarter on a one-yard plunge, but Allen McPherson's third-quarter score from the one tied it, 7-7. Hildreth's tally came in the last minutes of the third period when he dashed 18 yards. Johnston held Ankeny three times inside the five-yard line. Johnston was on the Ankeny's 12 when the game ended.

SCORING Ankeny 0 7 6 0 13 Johnston 0 0 7 0 7 An Hanke, run oan kirKsi. John. M( Pherson, run (Comer kicks). II, run (kick failed). URBANDALE TOPS BONDURANT-FARRAR Bob Chase sparked Urban-dale's fourth-quarter rally for a 24-7 victory over Bondur-ant-Farrar in a Suburban Conference game at Bondur-ant Friday night.

After Dan Byers' 22-yard run for Bondurant's first-half touchdown, Chase ran 20 yards in the third quarter to tie the score, ran two yards to break it in the fourth quarter and added a 20-yard field goal. SCORING Urbandale 0(17 17-24 Bondurant 0 7 0 0 -7 Rim -Bvers 11, run (Mathis run) Urb-Chase 20, run (Chase kick) llrb-Chase 2. run (Chase kick) Urh- f-G Chase, 20 IJrh -Garwood 10, pass from Sleen (De-Bord kick) CARLISLE TOPS ALTOONA, 25-7 Jim Sinclair and Rick Mid-dleton each scored twice on short plunges topped Altoona, as Carlislej 25-7, in Lions Would Fear Them I WON'T SAY OWENS gets the toughest, hungriest football players in the West each year, but if they were in the Roman Colosseum, the lions wouldn't come out. The worst injuries they fear, year in and year out, are bones in the throat. Not theirs, the other guys! After every play, the other team always takes roll call.

On goal line stands, the Washington front line needs toothpicks after every play. They've got this one lineman named Redman who, I think, eats bear meat on the hoof. The way Washington plays the game, the Catholic boys can't even scrimmage on Fridays. I fully expect U. S.

C. to take a head count and if they come up one short, the captain will go over, tap Redman on the chest and say, "0. wise guy, we know you got Willie Brown in there. Now, cough him up!" I don't know who'll win the game, or, as a matter of fact, who'll survive it. Washington wears those purple uniforms to match the eyes of their opponents by the third play.

But U. S. C. doesn't wear those blood-colored uniforms for nothing, either. Red Cross on Alert EVEN HAD THIS DREAM where I called U.

S. C.s coach, 1 John McKay: "Are you all set for these guys, John?" "Oh, yes," answered John. "The Red Cross has been alerted. We've been studying Air Force survival films. Also pictures of pedestrians who survived the crosswalk at Hollywood and Vine.

And we've been doing wind sprints and calisthenics." "The backfield?" "The backfield? Lord.no! The stretcher crew." "Oh, come now, John. These guys aren't tough!" "They aren't, eh? Haven't you ever noticed how the assistant coaches at Washington are all armed at practices? And that the ones who go in and get the football carry whips and chairs? "Then, you expect to be annihilated?" "I didn't say that. You still got to catch your food before you can cat it. Also, you can't eat the football." (fi 1W3 Loj Anqelpj Time! Co. CELTICS ROLL STRING TO 5 PHILADELPHIA, PENN.

UP) The unbeaten Boston Celtics, led by the great defensive performance of big Bill Russell and the shooting. of Sam Jones and John Havil-cek, trounced Philadelphia, 119-102, Friday night for their fifth National Basketball Association victory. The 6-foot-9 Russell blocked a dozen shots in the last quarter when the Celtics limited the 76ers to 18 points in breaking open what has been a tight game for three quarters Boston FT TP Phila'hia FT TP 3 1-2 7 6 5-5 17 7 7-10 21 9 6-10 24 1 t.t A Heinsohn Sanders 5 21 4 0-0 8 Shatter K.C. Jn'i 12 4 5 Naulls 5 2-2 l2iBianchl McCarthy 0 12 1 iWarley Havilcek 10 5 6 25; Neumann Ramsey 0 11 Loscutoff 2 1-2 SiGambee Siegfried 0 0 0 OiCostello Russell 6 5-7 Ui Kerr 5 o-i io 0 1-2 1 4 4 6 12 2 2-2 6 Totals 49 21-28 119 Boston Philadelphia Totals 37 28 41 102 ii it it. i- jo 26 18-102 Fouled out 5,160.

DUOIVII JO" iuci 3, ROYALS LOSE AT L. 122-112 LOS ANGELES, CAL. OP) Led by Jerry West's precision shooting in the fourth quarter, the Lakers defeated Cincinnati, 122-112, Friday night before 11,469 fans. Overtrick Favorite To Win Pace Title WESTBURY, Y. UP) The 3-year-old pacing title will be on line tonight when Overtrick, Meadow Skipper and Country Don tangle with; rive other horses in the M4b, Uoa Messenger oiaKes ai Roosevelt Raceway, Overtrick holds a slight edge in the mile race, the final jewel of the Triple Crown that also includes the Cane Futurity and Little Brown Jug.

IReaier me umveisny Washington Huskies vs. the Mnk ve travrlino hloflH ah Sports Sppnctr Sheldon JS (Iney S3, NiMina veilev 0 suttionana 15, MUlord Sioux Volley IV, binux Kapioi St. Answr la, Norm Central (Munly) 14 Storm Luke 411, t-mmeHDura Soirlt Lake II, Lhe roues JJ Strawberry Point 33, Cooqon 4 Shelby 20, Irwin SchleswH woodbine 30 Seymour 31, A. L. L.

(Aiiertoni 0 Scranton Guthrie tenter IJ Sentral (Fenlon) 48. Burt IJ Tn Lounty L. O. (LeUranO) Tn-lentral 30, Lewu central IJ Tama Tolcdo 14, Knoxville 11 Univtnity (Iowa City) 20, Mount Vernon 13 Ventura 41, Kanawha 4 Van Buren .19, Eddyvlllt 13 Ventura 41, Kanawha 4 West Omaha ii, Central Omana 4 Wilton Junction 2, Durant 15 West Davenport Washington (Cedar Rapids) 7 Webster City 47, Iowa Falls 1 Winterset 41, Osceola 0 cie i Uon (lnw00,) Miuhce-oranw WellsbuM 19, Hubbard 1 Washinqton (Sioux Fa S. 21 Heelan (Sioux City) 30 West Waterloo 13, Fort Dodqe 7 West Liberty 14, West Branch 0 Basketball NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Beslon 119, Philadelphia 10? Lns Annolrs 122, Cincinnati 112 Hockey INtEHNAl IONAL LEAGUE Port Huron 6, Das iwomes 1 Windsor 2, Chatham I Jets Put Ex-Hawk Perkins on Roster NEW YORK, N.

Y. P) Bill Perkins, former Slate of Iowa back, was added to the Jets' roster for tonight's American Football Leafiue pame afiainst the San Diego Chargers. Perkins was the No, 12 1 draft choice of the Dallas Cowboys cf the National League but was dropped and has been a Jet reserve for the past six weeks. YOU BE THE Head Iquarter Dowiing surge and won its first game cf the season, 14-13, Friday night at Lincoln. The Polar Bears, who finished with a 1-7 mark, scored with less than five minutes gone in the first quarter.

Dowiing sophomore quarterback Rich O'Connor faded back to pass from his 12-yard line, the ball was knocked loose by North's Mike Hooper and Mike Lund fell on the ball in the end zone for the Polar Bears' first marker. 54-Yard Run Dowiing, finishing at 2-7, struck back in the second quarter as Jimmy Robb raced 54 yards for a touchdown. Mike Waldron's extra point attempt was blocked by Bruce Fehn. Clint Herlein's blocked punt early in the second quarter set up North's second touchdown. The Bears took over on their 45.

On the next play fullback Steve Lombardo rambled 54 yards to the one-yard line. The Maroons' defense pushed North back to the three. But on fourth down, halfback Gary Fall raced for the touchdown. In the fourth quarter Dowiing scored with less than 3 minutes gone. John Leonardo capped a 45-yard drive with an eight-yard scoring burst.

Midway through the final period Dowiing moved from its 42 to the North six-yard line. The Bears stopped the Maroons as Hooper, Tim Shields and Steve Mullins turned in the key plays. Stops Threat North stopped another threat with 2:17 remaining after a pass interference call moved the ball to North's 40-yard line. Two passes failed, then Hooper broke through again to dump O'Connor for a two-yard loss. A fourth down pass completion to John Allen wasn't enough for a first down.

The Dowiing squad arrived while the National Anthem was being played only eight minutes before game time! NORTH-14 L. E. -Connor, Ashdown I. T. -Shields, Deskin V-HPex, Caster, Fehn g- Peel, Herlein, Lein j.

Camp R. Burks, Minnick R. Lundholm L. H. Fall.

Webb, Crowder Und5fy DOWLINO-13 McllhOII L. Marasco L. -Lutz, Funaro Mahoney R. DeCarlo, Pollch Hatfield B-O'Conner, Harris F. B.

-Waldron, Storms UNBEATEN EAST PLAYS ROOSEVELT Unbeaten East goes after victory No. 8 and the City Series football title against Roosevelt tonight at Drake, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The Register's No. 2 ranked team needs a victory to win the title outright, but even a loss will give the Scarlet a title share with Lincoln. Both teams appear to be in top physical shape for their forty-first meeting.

The only doubtful starter is Rider halfback Tom Gruening. East holds a 25-12-3 edge in the series with Roosevelt, including a 20-7 loss to the Riders last season. The Scarlet have scored 147 points in seven games to Roosevelt's 95 in six games. Roosevelt (3-3) has won its last two games. BateiBowls695 In Valley Classic Don Bates bowled a 695 series with a 242 high game Friday night and paced the Valley Classic League at Val Lanes.

Ron O'Rourke shot 633. Marlin Johnston 627, Ken Case 626, John O'Brien 623, Jim Bell 619, Les Matlage 618, Dick Perkins 617, Dick Doty 614, Howie Hines 608, Joe Shively 606, George Dicker- son 605, Carl Davenport 603, Jake Frank 601 and Charlie Slaughter 601. Culligan's had team scores of 1,136 and 3,102. Suburban Conference foot- men's Compensation Commis-ball game at Carlisle Friday sion for a shoulder injury suf-night. fered in I960 pre-season Altoona's Rick Robbins tal-'games, lied on a 35-yard run in the.

The commission found Quail Season Iowa today By Ries Tuttle (Register's Outdoor Editor) Anticipating one of the best quail seasons since 1958, Iowa nuniers win go into me neius at 8:30 a. m. today. Harry Harrison, superintendent of biology for the State Conservation Com- mission, reports a 50 per cent increase in quail numbers in southeast and south central Iowa the bob-white's principal range this year. "A dry nesting period last spring brought forth a good hatch of quail along with other ground nesting birds and small game," Harrison le- ported "In addition, there was a good hatch of late sum mer nesting quail that were unsuccessful in earlier at- tempts." Hunters will have an advantage over list fall in that most of the corn and soybeans have been harvested in 'southern Iowa.

They were jhampered by wet fields and unnarvehira crops a year ago. On the other hand, exceedingly dry and dusty cover will handicap bird dogs in picking up bird scent as the season gets under way. Harrison urged hunters to gain permission from farmers before entering their lands. The last session of the Legis- increa.sed the maximum fine for trespassing with dog Uj u. a vvv from $10 to $100 The daily bag limit is six quail and the possession limit is 12 after the first day.

Shooting is permitted from 8:30 to 5 p. m. daily in 69 counties through Jan. 1. FERNANDEZ LOSES ON TV NEW YORK, N.

Y. (TP) Underdog Juan Rivero ended Florentine Fernandez's knock- vcuiy aci can. ai nvc anu hammered a unanimous deci- sion in the televised boxing match at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The chubby, 26-year-old windmill puncher from Argentina took all of Fernandez's IWYYS.1 uica. iitiiirau REGISTER'S IOWA NEWS SERVICE LINCOLN- Continued from Page Nine with Roland hitting Burt for 14, then sneaking 10 more to the one and Bill McCutchen carrying over there.

The Railsplitters scored again the next time they had the ball, going 79 yards with Roland's 26-yard pass to Burt the big gainer. Doug Barakat went the final five. Lincoln lost a fumble the next time it got the ball, but that only momentarily interrupted the pattern. 24-Yard Trip Ken Robinson intercepted a pass on the next play and this time Lincoln went 24 to score. Roland passed to McCutchen for the final 10.

Roland aerials also spearheaded a third-quarter drive. He hit Barakat on a 25-yard screen pass, then Burt for 14 to climax a 63-yard march. Horace Hendricks' 73-yard run to the two, on which he twice broke away from Tech tacklers, set up the final score. Two plays later Barakat smacked over from the one. Tech's best threats came at the end.

The Engineers were stopped once on the 7 when Roland knocked down a fourth-down pass and again on the 5 when Lincoln's line, led by a held on a fourth-and-one situation. Roland prevented a Tech score in the second quarter by tackling Les Carter after a 35-yard gallon. LINCOLN -40 l. wiiuams, south L. Bason.

Jordan. Flaherty C. -Walker, Cowie, Jennings. R. G.

-Clark, D. Roland R. T. Robinson, Berry, Durham R. Conrath, Figa O.

Roland, Damstrom L. H. -Barakat, Erickson, Ridnour, Brodie R. Candler, Cross Hendricks TECH-0 L. M.

Carter, Knox, Bverly, N. Joh- son, Ousley L. Mathison, Ferren L. G. -Thompson, Lyall R.

G. -Shade, Talbert R. -Charlton, Young, Hardaway R. Johnson, Miles, Mooers, Rldg-way Q. B.

-Callahan, Wright, Williams L. H. -Whiteside, L. Carter, wildrick R. Baring, Cooper F.

Gurney Threat RIVERSIDE, CAL. Dan Gurney, who had won the pole position in Sunday's $41,000 Grand National stock car race, withdrew Friday. Gurney said the United States Auto Club had threatened to suspend him if he takes part. Sunday's event is sanctioned by the a 1 1 na 1 Association for Stock Car Auto Racing U. S.

A. C. says it won't recognize the Nascar event. Les Richter, executive di rector of the Riverside International Raceway, said he would appeal to the Automo bile Competition Committee of the United States for a ruling. Although Gurney may be out, his car stays in and it keeps the pole position.

Marvin Panch, who qualified Thursday in another car, gets the Gurney Ford. 2 Tie for Senior Women's Golf Title DELRAY BEACH. FLA. (JP in the second annual Senior Women's amateur golf tournament with 239. Mrs.

Choate finished with two birdies and three pars. Each had 78 on the final round. They will play 18 holes today to determine the championship. Boston Pins 45-3 Upset On Houston BOSTON, MASS. W) Boston stunned favored Houston with an early 76-yard Babe Parilli to Larry Garron pass play, threw in Bob Suci'si 98-yard pass interception run-back and went on to win Friday night, 45-3.

The result tied the teams for the eastern division lead in the American Football League, each with 5-4 records. Boston proved its top defensive rating was no fluke by blitzing Old Pro George Blanda and his successor, Jackie Lee, unmercifully. By halftimc, when the Patriots led, 28-3, they had intercepted three Blanda passes and held the visitors to no yards rushing. SCORINO Houston 0 3 0 0 -3 Boston 14 1'4 7 10 -45 Bos Garron 76, pass from Parilli; Cap- pellelti kick Bos -Crump 1, run; Capnellettl kick Bos-Parilll 3, run; Cappellettl kick Hou-FG, Rlanda 46 Bos-Sucl 8, pass Interception; Cappellettl kick Bos-Parilll 1, run; Cappellettl kick Ros-FG, Cappellettl 37 Bos-Hunt 75, pass interception; Cappel-letti kick Attendance 31 1 Hi. PRO GRIDDER GETS $2,500 BALTIMORE, MD.

(VP)' Linebacker Jackie Burkett of the Colts has been awarded $2,500 by the Maryland Work- mai tfurKeu sunereo a per- in a ii (Miiicu uiactuiiiiy to 20 per cent in- dustrial loss of use of his body." The former Auburn star was injured Aug. 12, 1960, in a game against the College All-Stars. It was aggravated Auc, 26, I960, in a Colts-St. 3,355 by Bowling Team-2 Hit 700's (Special Dispatch to The Register) SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEB. Bernie Schreiber bowled a 731 and Lce Van Ryan a 730 Thursday night at Dividend Bonded Gas of Sioux City shot a 3,355 and came within three pins of breaking the Iowa team series record.

The hot shooting came in the South Soo Classic League at Harmony Lanes. The team's games were 1,184, 1,137 and 1,034. The state record is 3,357, rolled by Lee's Lanes of Mason City in 1959. Dividend's other shooters were Walt Behn (684), Earl Miller (659) and Wally Schreiber 7551V rr rro Uriaaer tiurt, Jobless ray pheld 9 1 r-. DETROIT, MICH.

UP A workmen's compensation award for injured former halfback Gene Gedman against Detroit of the National Football League was upheld Fri-dav. r. iiaB.M man will collect in excess of $15,000 from the Lions ALLERT MISS WINS CHICAGO, ILL. UP) Allert Miss won the feature at Sportsman's Park Friday. a a final period.

SCORING Carlisle I 12 7 0 Altoona 0 0 0 Car-blnclair 4, run (kick failed) Car-Sinclair 1, run (kick tailed) Car- Middleton 1, run (kick tailed) Car- Middleton 1, run (Middleton kick) All-Rohhins 35, run (Helm kick) Record Betting AtN.Y. Tracks NEW YORK, N. Y. (JP) i Louis exhibition. The State The mutuel handie at NewAccident Fund wil1 Pay the Vnrl ri-ii-nnce ran in (T rurtc ft tit c1.

Utttu Wm.iiM lwt isjiitH fault! osed for Quail P'tmomii lm ti fliiiMVun Fmiiwuis HiimiHiMj! I mtim fcritr i tii lUh.iw Scores of Confirtued from Page Nine Boone Valley 1. Klemme 0 Belmond to, Britt 13 Btttendorf 14, Alleman (Rock Island, Battle Creek 3t, oalva Boone 14, Ames 0 Bullalo Center 13, Lake Mills i Belle Plaine 30, Monteiuma 14 Bedlord 14, Maryvllle, Mo. 1 Soystown, Neb. 4S, East Sioux City 6. M.

(Brooklyn) 14, Iowa Valley (Mareneo) 7 Bridqewater Fontanellt tl, Carson-Mace' dome l) BeamonCcnrad 30, UnionWhittcn Columbus 31, south Sioux city 13 Crestwood 13, Oelwein 0 Central (LeMarsl it, west Sioux IJ Cheriton 1, Albia Clarinda 31, Shenandoah I Central Lyon Kock vauey I Clarion 12, taele (irove Cumberland-Massena Lenox 0 Charles City 31, Hampton 12 Creston 3D, Cornine Clear Lake 20, Hampton Camanche 19, Solon I Cedar Falls 19, Mason City 7 Colo 13, West Marshall (Slate Center) 7 Dubunue 13, Rock Island, III, 12 BeWitt 20. St. Mary's (Clinton) 7 anville 31, Mediapons 31) Dunkerton 45, Plump View Dike 32, New Hartlord 0 Dow City 14, Loqan 13 Dexfleld 36, Adel 71 Decora o. Orange Iwp (Waterloo) East Mohne, III. 76, Clinton 0 Everly 11, Marcus 12 Exire 34, coon Kapids English Valley It.

wiiuamsouri 0 Earlham 19, Panora-Lmoen Farraqut SJ, Stanton 6 Fairfield 7, Bloomtield 0 Fredericksburg wapsia valley Greenfield 13, interstate 35 (iruro) Ceoree S7, ocneyedan 0 Geneseo, III. 31, North Scott (Eldridge) Carner-Heyfieid 59, Northwood Kensett 3 Glldden Ralston 32, Bayard 11 Oilman 13, Baxter 7 Glenwood 45, Villisca 6 Hamburg 37, South Paqe (College Springs) 19 Hamburg 27, South Page 19 Hartley 36, Paulhna 0 H. L. V. (Victor) 6, Keola 0 Harlan 19, sac City 13 Independence 4, Vinton 0 Ida Grove 19 Anthon Oto 0 Janesville 14, Denver 13 Jetterson 13, Carroll 6 jefierson (ced.r R.pids) 11, Kingsiey-Pierson Maple vaney Lincoln 35, South omana 0 Lytton 20, Wall Lake 19 Lake View-Auburn 33, Crestland 0 Lone Tree 46, Columbus Junction 6 Leeds (Sioux City) 26, Sergeant Blufl 0 Lohrvllle 41, Pomeroy 0 Lvnnville-Sully 20, North Mahaska 11 LaPorte City 26, Jesup 19 Lake City 7, Oemson Leon 32, Lamoni Manchester 30, Tipton 0 Monona 35, Dyersvme I Menden-cteghorn 26, Willow Manning Manilla 6 Meicher-Daiias 19, Cambria coryoon Moline, III.

19, Central Davenport Mount Pleasant 28. Fort Madison 0 Mount Ayr 27, ClearfieiJ 12 Madrid 20, Stuart 12 Mitchellville 49, Garwin Marathon 13, Graettmger 0 Mallard 40, Ruthven 7 Meservey-Thornton 34, Northeast Hamilton 0 Maquoketa valley 70, Apimgton Monticelio 34, Maquokeia 4 Missouri Valley it, Kaiston, Nee. 19 Morning Sun 14, Wapello 13 Norwalk 12, Woodward 6 North (West Union) 27, Postville 35 Nashua 7, Greene 1 Newell 37, schalier Newton 25, Gripnell 11 Oakland 25, urlswoid Odebolt-Arthur 20, Woodbury Central I Olin 41, Lincoln (Stanwoodi 14 Oskaloosa 0, Marshalltown 0 Ottumwa 11, wamert (Uubueue) 27 Pleasantville 20, Monroe 14 Pekm (Packwood) Sigourner 20 Prairie City 32, Colfax 14 Parkersburg 19, Clarkesville i Runnells 13, Twin Cedars 6 Riceville 12, LeKoy, Minn. 6 Riverside (Sioux City) 17, Alcestor, I. D.

6 Roite 17, Lajrens 20 Rockwell City 14, Menson 13 Regit (Cedar Rapids) east yar. eekford 24, Nora iprmos 0 i Map Indicates where quail may be hunted In Iowa during longest season since 1916. already has passed last year's record total with 32 days remaining, the New York State Harness nacina vommission i said l'riday. Handles of $1,497,678 at Roosevelt Raceway, $216,414 at Batavia Downs and at Saratoga Raceway Thursday night brought the state total through Oct. 31 to The full season handle last year was Total attendance also has passed last year's figure 7,639,841 through Thursday compared to 7,523,273 for 1962.

Quinn Bowls 630 In Major Classic Rnh Oninn's howlino series with a 235 high game: Jed the Major Classic League; at Rand Lanes Friday night, Andy McBride had 235-624 and Gordy Reay 600. QUARTERBACK By Jerry Burn Coach, Stt University of Iowa Sooners Big Choice Over Colorado NORMAN, OKLA. UPt Defending Big Eight Conference champion Oklahoma, rarrvintr a strinrr of 13 con- secutive league Victories takes on Colorado todav in homecoming football game. The Sooners, beaten only by No. 1 ranked Texas, stand 2-0 in conference play this season, beating Kansas and Kansas State.

Colorado has league mark of 2-2 and is three touchdown underdog e(one 583 In Women's League Katie Melone's 583 series Friday night led the Ladies Classic League at Air Lanes. Betty McBride had 560, Dorothy Winder 542, Irene, Gustafson 540 and Rita Kirk 539. Sid Beattie Ford shot iQCOUTlNG REPORT TIP: Buffalo's No. 2 right end is of Michigan Work-If i iviis. rtiusuu nuaie lanieu would come back a furyon the fivg Friday with his short punches to the; to tie with Maureen Orcutt KJ defensively, men a s-umyriisaLiun iuicu in You, the Delaware quarterback, have been setting favor rejecting an a play aimed at the Buffalo right end.

As you call the from the football club iBuffalo substitutes its No. 2 nlaver at this nosition. a referee's ruling. Ged- should you do: body and head. A controversial knockdown in the eighth round proved decisive for Rivero.

It looked like the broad-shouldered, powerful Fernandez went down from a missed punch and a slip, but referee Johnny Colan ruled it a knockdown. 1. Go ahead with the play? 2. Run the play at the other end? 3. Call another play? (Answer on page 11) 1 Swea City 13, Lincoln Central 0.