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W(cogEi)Ls 51 DITQ DO lC Boys Help Harvard Nip Unbeaten Colgate, 21-20 Clasby, Crowley and Culver Lead Parade With. Bill Monteith Kicking All Points CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 18 (UP) Harvard hit high thrice today Clasby, Crowley and Culver to upset Colgate, 21-20, from the unbeaten ranks. It was the left foot of Kicker Bill Monteith that gave th Oklahoma Rolls On, Tops Kansas, 42-20 Sooners Trail Early, Then Strike Back Freshman Duo Lead Charge On Generals Wyant, Marconi Figure in Four TDs Statistics W4L WEST VA 19........ First Downs 13 223.......

Yards Rushing .......169 103....... Yards Passing 80 9 Faw Attempted 24 4 Pa set Completed 8 3 Passes had Intercepted 2 4 N. Punts 4 39 5...... Punting Average 28 3........ Fumbles Lost 1 64.......

Yards Penalized 1 again reached the Colgate one but Ederer fumbled and John Owens recovered, giving the Raiders the ball on their own 20. Simmons took off on a 38-yard gallop. Lalla then fired two passes to Ross, one for nine yards, the other for 28 yards and the score. Totten's boot was wide. And the game ended with Harvard running out the clock in mid-field.

Harvard 31 A 621 Colgate 14 2d Touchdowns Harvard: Clasby. Crowley, Culver. Colgate: Totten. Chandler, Ross. Points after touchdowns Harvard.

Monteit 3); Colgate: Totten 2. lat --v- hx f-3r--v I I sk iss I i C' 1 a v. a I Crimson hosts the margin of vie- tory in the first encounter with the Red Raiders from New York during 79 years of football. Three times he came into the game to convert after Harvard touchdowns. And three times his aim was true.

Missed Third One Goat, if any there was in this spine-tingling game, was Halfback Fred Totten of Sherill, N. who missed on his third conversion attempt of the game. It went wide. Favored by 10 points in pre-game guessing, Colgate looked as if it were about to become a doormat for Harvard in the opening period. In four plays and four minutes Harvard scored twice and by the end of the quarter was leading 21-0.

Defensve Halfback Bob Cowles set up the opening score by intercepting a Colgate pass on the Red Raiders' 30 and traveling to the 13. Harvard took the ball for its first play and Halfback Dick Clasby hit the left side of the Colgate line for a score. Pass. Scores TD Forced to punt, Colgate kicked to the Harvard 39. Clasby again went 42 yards to the 19.

After one line play, Nack Ederer passed to Paul Crowley, who scored the play covering 21 yards. Again the struck, moving to the Colgate two before losing the ball and again taking over on the Raider 26 following a punt. On four plays Harvard reached the Colgate two and this time the third Jack Culver, scored. Suddenly Colgate awrakened. Bob Schirmer reeled off 50 yards to the Harvard 25 as the period ended.

Quarterback Dick Lalla passed to End Dick Ross. Two Penalties Hurt Totten went 13 and Jack Mc-Mahon scored but it was nullified by a clipping penalty. A second penalty set Colgate back 30 yards. Then Lalla fired an 11-yard pass to End Gary Chandler and followed with an 11-yarder to Ross. McMahon went to the two and Totten carried over and converted.

At the 13-minute mark Colgate struck again. A pass from Lalla to Halfback Al Simmons was gpdd for 35. Next Lalla passed twice to Chandler for nine yards and then 23 and a touchdown. In the final period, Harvard United Press Telephot AN 18-YARD CAIN was made on this play by Nebraska's George Cifra in the second quarter of yesterday's game against Penn State at State College. He was.

stopped by, jack Sherry. Penn State won. 10-0. (Story on Poge 61.) Tennessee Erases Alabama From Unbeaten Ranks, 20-0 Andy Kozar of St. Michaels, Leads Volunteers to Victory Before 50,000 KNOXVTLLE, Oct.

18 (UP) Andy Kozar, a coal miner's son who once thought he'd never walk, propelled Tennessee to a 20-0 victory over Alabama today before 50,000 fans. Kozar, 197-pound fullback from St. Michaels, battered the Duke Slaughters N. C. State, 57-0 3 TD Passes Hurled In First Quarter RALEIGH, N.

Oct. 18 (UP) Duke's unbeaten powerhouse rolled to a 57-0 victory over North Carolina State today as Quarterback Worth Lutz pitched three touchdown passes in the first quarter to begin the slaughter. Pointing for big games coming up, Duke almost effortlessly outcharged the bewildered Wolf-pack and capitalized on virtually every scoring opportunity. Duke players not even listed in the program were in the game after five minutes of the second period when Duke led 36-0: Duke 20 Touchdowns Field 3, Smith, Carey. Pitt.

23 14 0 57 C. Smith 2. J. Points after touchdown J. Smith 7.

Safety Carey (blocked Faire's punt). Ring Novices to Meet The AMA's annual novice boxing tournament, open to amateur fighters who have never had a previous fight, will be held at the Irene Kaufmann Settlement, Nov. 20 and 21. Entry blanks are available at the AMA headquarters in the Columbia Bldg. Statistics KANSAS OKLAHOMA 19.

First downs i i 131.. Rushing 304 1 240 Passing yardage. 1811 24 Passes 8' 14....... Passes completed 5 1 Passes intercepted 3 4............ Punts 4 32 48 2........

Fumbles lost 2 11 Yards penalized 35 LAWRENCE, Kan Oct. 18 (UP) -Oklahoma smashed Kansas, 42-20, today with Quarterback Eddie Crowder calling a near-perfect game. The charged-up a a boasting perhanps one of the best teams in their history, battled valiantly after jumping off to a quick 7-0 lead. Oklahoma hammered Kansas into near helplessness as the game wore into the final periods. Oklahoma rolled along the ground and flashed through the air with deadly method.

Center Tom Catlin was everywhere on defense, while" Crowder was baffling Kansas defenders and. 40,000 fans with his mastery of the Split T. Lead 2113 at Half Oklahoma led at half time, 21-13, and Kansas held some hope. The Sooners raged back to trade touchdowns with Kansas in the third period, and then added a crushing pair of touchdowns in the final period. Buck McPhail and Billy Vessels shared Oklahoma's offensive load with Crowder when Buddy Leake left the game with an ankle injury.

Before he left, Leake scored Oklahoma's first touchdown. Kansas scored first in the opening period after recovering a fumble on Oklahoma's 8. Charlie Hoag, went over. Leake's touchdown followed a Kansas fumble. He raced over on a pitch-out from Crowder on the 8.

He kicked the point. 58-Yard Pass Play Oklahoma scored again in the first period when Crowder hit Max Boydston for a 58-yard scoring play. Vessels punched home in the second period for Oklahoma to end a 64-yard Kansas struck back with Robertson sneaking over after a 93-yard march. In the third period, Bob Brandenberry crashed over for Kansas but Merrill Green scored for Oklahoma. The final touchdowns didn't matter.

One came when Vessels knifed across, the other with Green carrying. Kansas 6 7 020 Oklahoma 14 7 7 1442 Touchdowns Oklahoma. Vessels 2, Green 2. Leake. Boydston; Kansas: Hoag, Robertson.

Brandeberry. Points after tmschdowns Oklahoma, Leake 2, McPhail 4: Kansas. Konek 2. Vanderbilt Victor NASHVILLE, Oct 18 Dutch Krietemeyer, firing low passes over the line without leaving his tracks, pitched Vanderbilt to a 20-13 victory over Florida today. bayond our truck delivery CUMBERLAND, Oct.

18 (Special) Two freshmen played prominent roles here today in leading West Virginia to a 31-13 victory over Washington Lee. A crowd of 4600 saw this football feature of Cumberland's industrial exposition. Quarterback Freddy Wyant, yearling, from Weston, W. Va.t scored two touchdowns and defensive Halfback Joe Marconi of Fredericktown, tallied a third and set the stage for the other Mountaineer score. Marconi also killed an early bid by the Generals with a pass Interception.

Washington Lee's two touchdowns came in the first and last quarters, the-first on a 49-yard end sweep to tie the score at 6-6 and the second on a pass following recovery of a fumble. The Mountaineers outplayed the Generals from start to finish, showing a 16-to-13 edge in first downs and a net yardage of 325 to 240. West Virginia marched 95 yards in 10 days for its first touchdown late in the opening period, Wyant scoring from one yard out after Marconi had intercepted a pass on his own five. Bill Scott's Interception of a Mountaineer aerial on West Virginia's 49 paved the way for the Generals' tying TD shortly afterward. Wes Abrams rounded right end on the first play and covered the distance In one burst.

West Virginia scored twice in the second quarter. Marconi's fumble recovery on his own 49 set up the first which Harry Sweeney scored from the three, and John Zelek and Paul Starr blocked a punt on the 12 to enable Wyant to score the second from the one. There wasn't any scoring in the third period, but the Mountaineers halted a bid on its own 29 and went 71 yards, 11 plays with Danny Williams going the last 10. Harold Brooks recovered a Wyant fumble on the West Virginia 16 to set up score In this period. Charley Brandmahl passed 12 yards to End Bob Thomas two plays later.

Then, seconds before the finish. Marconi hauled in a pass and raced 45 yards to score without being molested. WEST VIBGIWIA Ends Bisenoff. J. Sharke.

Marker. Ludwlf. Htllen. Kernlc. Tackles Dunkerley.

Csepke. R. Etarkej. Lamone, Walsh. Bosley.

Ear) In. Guards Tredway. McCleary. Peyton. Zelek, Sommer.

Federovttch. Huff. Centers Order. Donaldson Starr. Backs Wyant, Mclnemey.

Dugan. stone. Sweeney. Moss. Norman Nicholson.

AUman. Williams. Wilson. Marconi. Barrett, Snider.

WASHINGTON LEE Ends Pratt, Thomas. linker. Flanders, Gillespie. Heckman. Tackles Hagy.

Delahunty. Popvich. Rauh, Murphy. Brooks. ijuards Fleldson.

lafferty. Klbler. Parson. Trolllneer, Rawlings. enters McHenry.

Weaver. Backs Lindsey. Branhmahl. Abrams, Moody. Hill.

Broyles. Bolt. Barcellona. Spence. Desree.

Buchanan, Scott. Topp. Landis Flanders. West Virginia IS 12 31 Wash and Lee 713 West Virginia scoring: Touchdowns Wvant 2. Marconi.

Williams, Sweeney. Conversion Stone (placement). Washington Lee scoring: Touchdowns Abrams, Thomas. Conversion Lagerty. Mississippi State Beats Kentucky A STARKSVILLE.

Oct. 18 (UP) Quarterback Jack Parker passed for two touchdowns, ran for two more and kicked three extra points today to give Mississippi State a 27-14 victory over 'i P.ip-ritfpn thousand homecom ins fans thrilled to two second quarter passes by Barker which Smacked into Halfback ZerK wu-'son's mitts with such force that they helped him into the end ione. Kentucky fumbled away much of its chances, starting in the first quarter when Dick Shatto the ball on the entucKy it Iln all. State recovered eight Ken 'tucky miscues and turned three ft A unto scores. 'Miss Stat .........0 30 Kentucky 0 7 0 0 37 7 14 iVirginia Wins Again ii RICHMOND Oct.

18 unbeaten Cavaliers rolled on today but lost their ''unscored on" distinction as they Stomped Virginia Military Insti-'tute. 33-14. BIG BILL MILLER MO COLUMBUS. CHIP DON KALT vs. MR.

PITTSBURGH I95t TAG LARRY CHENE GEORGE DRAKE Death of Coach Called Suicide VIENNA, Oct. 18 (UP) Coroner W. C. Birmingham said today no inquest would be necessary in the death of Chester Barnard, 58, assistant football coach at the Rolla School of Mines whose body was found in the Gasconade River here Thursday. Birmingham said Barnard plunged into the river after writing a note to his wife which said he intended to take his life.

Barnard joined the Rolla coaching staff in 1944 after 17 years as football coach at Kalamazoo (Mich.) College. Lightweights To Meet Oct. 27 NEW YORK, Oct. 18 (UP) Matchmaker Teddy Brenner signed Paddy Demarco, Brooklyn lightweight contender, and Orlando Zulueta of Cuba today for a 10-round bout at the Eastern Parkway Arena, Oct. 27.

The fight wilUbe televised in the East and Midwest PITT vs. OHIO STATE At Columbus, Ohio Saturday, November 8th Wayne'g Snerlat Train leaves FIHs-burgh. Saturday Morning 7:00 A. M. Returni to Pittsburgh same night.

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18 (UP) Dartmouth came out of the winless woods today by defeating Rutgers, 29-20. With a crowd of 8000 fans looking on, Dartmouth snapped a three-game losing skein and sent the injury-riddled and fumbling New Jerseyites home still seek ing their first win after four games. Start with Safety In the first period Dartmouth took advantage of the first Rutgers error to score a safety. Steve Johnson of Rutgers picked up a stray handoff fumble in his own end zone but was tackled by half a dozen on-rushing Dart mouth linemen. Dartmouth's Jim Miller tossed two touchdown passes to End Dave McLaughlin and set up an other.

Rutgers also had a suc cessful passing combination. Jack Jeffers hit End Dave Sandbloom for two of Rutgers' scores and set up the other. Intercepts Pass, Scores Besides the Miller-McLaughlin scores Dartmouth parlayed a pass interception by Clark Murphy, an end in the second period for a touchdown. The last Dartmouth score was a result of a Scarlet fumble on its own 16. Three plays later Dick Collins punched through from the four to score.

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points alter imicnuv u. iuivulu Caswell (3. Rutgera Duncan (2). SaJety: Dartmouth Johnson. Pitt-ND Movies For Quarterbacks Movies of Pitt's great surprise victory over Notre Dame will be shown to the Jaycee Monday Morning Quarterback Club at its weekly meeting at the Hotel Sheraton tomorrow.

Members of the Pitt. Tech and Steeler coaching staffs will be present to discuss their weekend games. French Jockey Killed in 'Chase PARIS, Oct. 18 (UP) Robert Bates, one of best known jockeys in France, was killed today when his horse, La Guillotierre, fell at a hurdle during the 3000-meter steeplechase at Auteuil Race Track. Bates fell on his head at the jump called "The Little Open Ditch." vs.

DON ARNOLD W. COAST CHAMP FRANK HURLEY AUSTRALIA MATCH JACK YANSKE? PAUL ORTH fenwc- "Mm I rife" i Kamp- Pack middle of the Tide line for a touchdown in the first period, then stepped aside while Sophomore Jimmy Wade swept the ends for another score early in the last quarter. Alabama Stars Shackled Their performance, helped along by Tennessee's defensive line, slammed the door on 'Bama's "touchdown triplets" Bobby Marlow, Bob Luna and Corky Tharp. Five seconds before the final gun, Tailback Pat Shires shot a five-yard pass to Frank Alex ander for the final touchdown. It was a whirlwind finish to a game that was figured to go to Alabama by six points.

Alabama lost its first game in five starts. Tennessee held Alabama to three first downs in the first half. Fumble Halts TBama Drive Alabama was clawing for breathing room in its own coffin corner throughout the second half except for one tingling surge that took the Tide 66 yards from its own 20 with Marlow carrying. But Luna fumbled on the 14 and Tennessee recovered and went back goal-knocking. But for four staunch stands, Alabama would have been buried under a humiliating score.

For Kozar. a meningitis victim as a child, Tennessee's win was a personal victory over Wade, who was held to 57 yards by the Vol line. Kozar rolled up 124 yards and Wade accounted for 153. Tennessee A 0 0 14 20 Touchdowns Kozar. wade.

Alexander. Extra points Kolentlr 3. TCU Held, 7-7f By Texas COLLEGE STATION, Oct. 18. (UP) Texas Christian's favored Southwest Conference Champions pushed Texas around handily today, but gained no better than a 7-7 tie.

TCU drove to a second-period touchdown from two yards out after a 76-yard drive. Connie Magourik sparked the Aggies on an 82-yard march in the last period, scoring from the one to tie the game. Darrow Hooper then matched Johnny Crouch's conversion effort with six minutes to plav and that was the scoring for the day. Texas A AM 6 Texas Christian. 7 7 Touchdowns: Texas Magoulrk.

Texas Christian Fowler. Points after touchdown: Texas AIM Hooper. TCU Crouch. AMA Schedules Harrier Meets Entry blanks are available for the AMA cross country championships next month. The junior event will be held over the Slippery Rock State Teachers' College course, Saturday, Nov.

15. The senior meet will be held at Schenley Park the following week. Blanks may be acquired at the AMA headquarters in the Columbia Building. PGA Holds Meeting The Tri-State PGA will meet at Franks' Tavern, 128 Sheraden Monday, Oct. 27, to elect delegates to the national meeting at Chicago.

The meeting is scheduled for 3 p.m. Statistics TENNESSEE ALABAMA 21 First Downs 8 377....... Pushing yardage .......139 58.. Passing yardage 5 10....... Passes attempted 9 5.

Passes completed 2 1 Passes intercepted 1 7 Junts 10 39....... Punting average 26 1......... Fumbles lost 3 45 Yards panalized 30 Arkansas Bows To Texas, 44-7 AUSTIN, Oct. 18 (UP) Texas unleashed a power-packed ground game led by Gib Dawson and Richard Ochoa today and smothered Arrkansas, 44-7. Texas, winning its first Southwest Conference contest after two intersectional defeats, was in control throughout except for a third-period, 70-yard drive which produced Arkansas' only score.

Texas rolled to 31 first downs and 388 yards on the ground, while connecting for 125 yards in the air. Texas 14 14 9 44 Arkansas 0 0 0 7 Oklahoma A. Whips Missouri STILLWATER, Oct. 18 (UP) Underdog Oklahoma A. M.

scored two first-half touchdowns today and then staved off Missouri's pass happy spread formation with seven interceptions for a 14-7 homecoming victory. The Oklahomans held Missouri scoreless until the final play of the game when Fullback Bill Rowekamp, a former West Pointer, rammed across from the four. Oklahoma 7 0 14 7 7 Missouri Ole Miss Beats Tulanef 20-14 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IS (UP) Mississippi gave Tulane a les son in razzle-dazzle split-T offense today as it rolled to a 20-14 victory. The chief teachers were Quarterback Jimmy Lear and Scat-back Dick Westerman.

Wester-man scored two of Ole Miss's three touchdowns and Lear's sliding plays and passes frequently confused Tulane no end. Tulane was bottled up most of the time, although it showed spurts of brilliance good for two touchdowns. Tulane 0 Ole Miss 7 14 7 6 20 Pitt Harriers Whip Mounties MORGANTOWN, W. Oct 18 (Special) Pitt cross-country runners defeated the West Vir ginia team, 21-37, here today, but the Individual laurels went to a Mountaineer. Capt Russ Thoburn set a rec ord for the four-mile course of 19:54.

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