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i i 4-S DFS MOINFS SUNDAY RFGISTCR CM. mi t'i aiinn 'n-iiiiirT-if irff (if rfn'ii ft REGISTER PHOTO BY DAVE PENNEY Dave' Hoppmann keeps ball and usesjblock byjullback Tom Vaughn to circle downfield. Colorado defenders apply pincers but he turns corner and squeezes by, i ROLAND LEADS Oklahoma's WTm Cftk llUOItlIO Nebraska Romp After First rotate ocore or Reason By Special Correspondent I INCOLN, NEB. Kansas State scored its first touchdown of the football season here Saturday, but it didn't pre- Rally Beats Kansas 1 3-7 LAWRENCE, KAN. OP) Joe Don Looney's 61-yard scoring burst and booming punts and some creat Okla- home line play gave the Soo- ners a u-i victory over Kansas Saturday.

The victory served notice Bud Wilkinson's club is on its way back to the top in Big Eight football VfinleSS WildCatS fr0m absorbin8 a 26'6 thrashing by Nebraska. Kansas, slight favorite, do- offensive opportunity to score minated the first quarter, but on an 86-yard play early in ths Sooners wers in control the Down to 6 rtJ y- DANCING DOWN tiima.il additional yards. tightrope act along sidelines, makes five one Max Derden hit TommArcaro 'Goo J' said he would be confined to the hospital for about a week. UlCIMldl) UI1 LUI1 VCI SIUU tn II It infr. or, o- lead.

Moments later, linebacker John Hughes intercepted his fi.th nv th mo Eddie currently is employed tne American Totalisator Co. as a field representative. WARTBURG TRIUMPHS (The Register's Iowa Newt Service) i a. lit: OC? 5A oq.cl Statistics Ofcll. St, Missouri 21 37) 42 3-13 2 3-24 2 1 4- 4 First downs 7 Rushirv) yardaot 4 Passing yardeg 122 Passes 10-3J Passes Intercepted by I Punts 1-3 Fumbles lost 1 Yerdt penalized 5 SCORING Oklahoma State 0 0 Missouri 9-23 afto-Roland, 4, run uoo.n mci Mo-Tobin, run (kick tailed) Mo FG.

leistriti, 25 Mo-Roland, II. run (Leistntz kick) OS-Hollit, 14, pass from Miller (run tailed) Attendance, 37,000. Season's Records MISSOURI J1 California 0 Minnesota 17 Arizona 7 jKtfiiTTB 34! to! 17 Tulsa 34 Colorado 32 Kansas State 0 4 Missouri 4tJ 23 Oklahoma State Kansas Inwa btaie Nebraska Colorado Ok lahnme Kansat Iowa State Army Nebraska Kansas State Oklahoma Next Foes OKLAHOMA STATE Kansas MISSOURl-lowa State COLUMBIA, MO. Wl Johnny Roland rolled up 155 yards in 19 carries, scored two touchdowns and led unbeaten Missouri to a 23-6 Big Eight Conference football victory over Oklahoma State Saturday. Roland ran six yards in thr first period and 18 in the third.

Bill Tobin ran five yards for a touchdown and Bill Leistritz booted a 25-yard field goal in the second quarter. Oklahoma State scored with 3:38 remaining in thei game on a pass from Mitce Miller to Wardell Hollis. The play covered 14 yards. Oklahoma State's only other threat came when the Cowpokes marched 75 yards to the Missouri one, only to lose the ball on Don Karns' fumble. Missouri amassed 371 yards on the ground good enough for 21 first downs, Oklahoma State was held to 49 yards rushing, but picked up 122 in the air' on 10 com- oletioM in 22 tries Miccnnr srnrpd nn is ser- A uuu iwaacBoiuii, luuiiinn), i yarus ana uaiyi returned a punt 25 yards.

Ro land scored from the six. The Tigers struck again miaway in me mxoiiu Hudii TaImh r. raA arnnnH loft as iuuiii lattu muuiiu ivn end from five yards out. Oklahoma State went to the air late in the third quarter, but it was a fumble on; the Missouri 14 that set up' Oklahoma State's Zona's Runners Win 12th in Row (Special Dispatch to The Resister) 14 I i i and ths were en underwent an emer- WAVERLV, "4u: 'iiki tnnh. Rency hernia operation Satur- burl's cross country team A hot- QfffrofM new YORK N.

Y. W- Former jockey Eddie Arcaro, whose mounts in 30 years won 4 779 nnH nvrr (JaV. Arcaro was strjcken at Bel. m0nt Park, where he was on hand to watch the running of, the Jockey Club Gold Cup. He1 the jast two runnings of the race with Kelso in 1961-60 'and Sword Dancer in 1959.

Dr. Alexander Kaye de-: scribed Arcaro's condition nnmi aftr tVio nnarattnn vkv1 nrl' 'no Salurday- Ihe MnnesHans Larry Pontinen, with a dock-; ing of 15 minutes 36 seconds, was sjx seconds off the course Will iUI Statistics Kan. State Nebraska First downs 7 20 Yards rushing 31 317 Yards passing lit 17 Passes 7-22 4-1! Passes Intercepted by 3 Punts 3 J-3 Fumbles tost 3 2 Yards penalized 5 45 SCORING Kansas State 4 8 t-4 Nebraska 0 14 12 0-24 K. 5, -McFillen 44, pass from Corrigan (kick failed) Neb-Callahan 37, pass from Claridge (Faiman kick Neb-Johnson 4, run (Faiman kick) Nfh-Claridge 4. run (kick faiird) Neb-Martin 3, run (pass failed) 30,000.

Records STAT' r-B'A'KA 0 Indiana 21 '1 South r)k0ia a 0 Co'O Tflo 4i-hinn 13 0 41 lnw Stte "2 0 Missouri 32 1 N. Carol St. 1' 4 Nebraska 24 24 Kansas State 4 OMahma Colorado Kansos riisouri Amort Kansas Iowa St. Okla. State Okla.

St. 1 Oklahoma Next Foes KANSAS STATE at Oklahoma NEBRASKA at Colorado 14-0 TRIUMPH BY WASHINGTON STANFORD. CAL. yli Wash'mton halfback Mit -t-rtj-- Uj. fir.t 1 college game, raced 10 yards for one touchdown and set up the other with a 35-yard dipped Stanford, 14-0.

waning over jor injured cnarne Mitcneu, wnumyer, fr0m Washington, D. scored in the opening quarter. ted a Stanford on his eight in the final minute to assure the shutout. whitmyer's long run set up a 28-yard scoring from t0 jim siiscr me seconn period. Washington's rugged de- fenders stopped Stanford 10 tiiicc niiica niaiut nf tU wtr ff-iiit- an4 rna av mc i Jy vy.iw lne Huskies, 4-u-l.

and ranked No. 9 in the Associ- ated Kress, are expeccea to fight it out with Southern California for a Rose Bowl bid. OHIO U. tINUb 9-GAME MIAMI STREAK, 12-6 ATHENS, OHIO UP Miami of Ohio, which beat Pur- ti i i pun II OUl. UlCV nau IlfSl record.

GAMES WANTID FOOTBALL Webster City Sept. 1), mi. Home tame. Contact The. victory rajsed the Cornhusker record to 5-0, best Nebraska start since 1933- The Kansas State loss was its thirteenth in succes sion and fifth this season.

The Wildcats used its first Halfbacl: Ralph McFillen stopped a Nebraska drive by intercepting a Dennis Clar-idge passon the K-Stat 14-yard line. On the next play, McFillen grabbed a pass from quarterback Larry Corrigan 'on the Wildcat 38 and ran untouched for a touchdown. K-State reached the Ne- braska six moments later, but a fey fullback wil. ije Crenshaw ended that drive and, with it, the upset fever that affected the and 30,000 Nebraska fan. Although olayin crratif.

stumbling football and fumbling tlvee times in tvie opening half the Corn upc.m, huskers scored twice in the second Quarter for a 14-6 halftime lead. Go Ahead Quarterback Claridge tossed a ftTl the fourth play of the second period and Jonn faiman kicked the extra point to put Nebraska ahead, 7-6. Halfback Rudy Johnson f- end zone with aoout mm utes left in the first half and Faiman aain added the bonus point. Nebraska scored twice in r- 0Q. UariOge, Dig tlglll VUI- ins leader, went over from the four to climax a 50-yard drive that took 10 Warron Pnuprc a TnflriC ii.

i enmot imnc neon Til 1 1 n3rK jj. aui ui mi, unit. Claridee Carries When Corrigan fumbled on 4the first play following the next kickoff, Nebraska was on its way again. End Larrv Donovan re- covered on the Kansas State 18 and Claridge lugged the ball to the three on a quarterback keep jriirai nlatr that ttA fine used effectively all season. AAA ncuiosna -rut down from the Rice 14.

Bren- nan scored from six yards out. JOHN CARROLL WINS CLbvLLANL), UHiu lw John Carroll smothered Al lecheny passing and rush- ing game Saturday and hand th r.atnr a Hnfoat midsummer heat DuPont nylon regular tires to Looncy, a speedy 207-pounder, tied the game, 7-7, with his 61-yarder in the third quarter. Then the Sooners wrapped it up with a 56-yard scoring drive early in the final period. Monte Deere, 166-pound .1 i .1 senior quaneroacn wno didn't practice all week be- cause of a pulled groin mus- clc, started the winning drive with a 29 yard pis to John Flynn. D'jc'3 jet ho on a 3-yard sweeo after Jim Grisham had carried on six rtf thp nrnviniio cpvon nlnvs Rodr-er MrFarland.

Kansas quarterback, fired a 38-yard scorinir pass to Tonv Leiker in the first period. But Kan sas was stopped from then on wide plays of Gale Sayers, fleet Kansas halfback, and kept Kansas pinned in its Iwn territory on Looney's great-kicking. Sayers who went into the gafne the Big Eights top ground-gainer with 403 yards, was held to only 23 yards on nine trips. Statistics 141 132 Passing yardage 4V a. Passes 3 Passes Intercepted by 2 Punts 10-41 Fumbles lost I Yards Penaliied 50 trneiun Oklahoma 0 7 A i it a a.

p.s. trom aacf.r,.nd uu-tooney, ei. run iweicair ai. run iwetcair ncn OU-Deere run (kick tailed) Season's Records OKLAHOMA 7 Syracuse Notre Dame 4 Tanas 13 Kansas Kansas State Colorado Iowa State Missouri Nebraska Okla. Stall I KANSAS 3 3 TCU 13 14 Boston U.

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