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r.oy Uhim grin ii 1 mi PAGE 4, Sect. 4 Pittsburgh Press, Oct. 20, 1957 Yale Passes Turn Back Cornell, 18-7 Elis Rally To Score Three Touchdowns In 17 Minutes Statistics LJn1 A. ffli I -J CORNELL 14 Flraf Downs 191 Ruthmr Y'ardag 101...., Puain Yaida I I i LZ iliV ...1 ft. i yW I if, 4 A I ji.nr V-- i'iiili'ii iiiiriF.ilifiiii.itiiiii'iiiiwiTiiiir-n-ii"'riTii rimiri United Prest Telfphoto in yesterday's game at University Park.

Vandy ruined the Lions' homecoming, 32-20. (Story on Poge 1.) AFTER CAININC SEVEN YARDS, Penn State's Eddie Caye (15' is stopped by Vanderbilt's Tom Moore (34) United Pies Telephon YARDACE FOR PANTHERS Pitt Halfback Dick Haley legs around end as Army's Maurice Hilliard (77) and Stan Slater (62) close in to make tackle in first period at Michie Stadium yesterday. The play gained nine yards. Army beat Panthers, 29-13. (Story on Page 1, another telephoto on Poge 3.) Duke Overpowers Wake Forest, 34-7 Blue Devils Win Fifth Straight, Fourth In ACC; Reserves Star Waynesburg Pass Beats Edinboro Geneva Snaps Titans' Streak Westminster Loses First In 25 Games Navy Defeats Georgia, 27-14 Forrestal Passes Submerge Bulldogs Statistics fwiwii! Vl 'IftP VnifJSte a- Inn i I'unlft iinl.tr- i I'uialized.

1-40 0 24 i-Z I 3 Ill Vandy Passes Top Penn State (Continued from Page 1.) floated a pass into the end zone and King, who is 6 feet, iMnches, brought it down with a springboard leap. Lions Halted In Second Half In the second half, State could never get much beyond midfield, partly because Van-derbilt Center Ben Donnell was a demon on pass defense. King, aside from his touchdown nass and his touchdown ra 1 Panes lnlei septet! Br -24 Piinu 2 Fumbles Lost 10 Yjiida Penalized ITHACA, N. Oct. 19 (UP) Dick Winterbauer passed for two "touchdowns today as Yale came from behind to de feat Cornell, 18-7, in an Ivy League contest before 20,000, The underdog Big Red scored first early in the sec ond half on some fine running by Bob McAniff.

But the advantage was shortlived as Yale came storming back for three touchdowns in 17 min utes for its third win of the season. McAniff sprinted wide fo the left for the final seven yards of Cornell's 73-yard scoring just four minutes after the second half startetd. Tom Skypeck made the conversion good for a 7-0. Then Winterbauer unlim- bered his right arm and Yale was on its way. The 21-year-olrt senior from Arlington Heights, 111., hit Gene Coker and Mike Cavallon with aerials good for 35 yards before Herb Hallas swept wide to the right for Yale's first touchdown.

Winterbauer's kick was no good and Cornell still led, 7-6, but not for long. Taking advantage of a poor punt, Yale began xvheeling from midfield with Fullback Coker eating up most of the yardage. Cornell stiffened on the 15 but Win-Wbauer was not to be denied. He connected with Cavallon and Yale was ahead to stay. The Elis scored again sux minutes into the final period when Coker intercepted a Sky peck forward and ran it back to the Cornell 27.

Winterbauer nailed End Pete Riddle with a touchdown aerial seconds later. 0 0 7 Yale 0 0 12 Cornell sonnz: TourhrJtwn McAnllf (7, run. Conversion skvpecit Yale scoring: Touchdowns Hallafl 13. run i Cavallon I 13 pass-run trom win-terhauen; Jtiddlt (3. ptsi lrom winterbauer).

Auburn Edges Ga. Tech, 3-0 ATLANTA, Oct. 13 (UP) Auburn Fullback Billy Atkins kicked a 21-yard field goal and, his teammates lived up to their reputation as the na ion's best defensive team to day to stop Georgia Tech where it counted for a 3 0 vic tory before 40,000 fans. The unbeaten, united Tigers, riding on the slim lead gained early in the second period, halted a fourth-quarter Tech drive on their five-yard line al.u Kw rnH Wltll ,3. ClUtCtl tackle Dy tnd Tnm.

A.Tilt.rt Wilson raced in and pulled down Fred Brasclton on the Auburn 14 as the Tech quarterback was trying to get away what was intended to i NORFOLK, Oct. 10 tor'-(UP) Navy's Tom Forrestal Wake Forest, without a vie- DURHAM, N. C. Oct. 19 tjonallv and now unboatfn today to crush Wake Forest, The Blue Devils poured period to assure their fourth Atlantic Coast Conference vie- lory four cames, never threatened seriously until Ccn ter liuck Jolly recovered a fumble on the Duke 38 with two minutes left to play.

Three plays later Fullback Neill Mac- Lean plunged seven yards to score. Ilin nation's lending col-legialp scorer, failed to get a touchdown but, passed five ards to I tinnim; inate Halfback George Dutrow for a six pointer and kicked two piti-a nniii. in Syracuse Beats Nebraska, 26-9 Orangemen Trail, 9-7, Then Rally Statistics NEBRASKA Syracuse 13 First downs 170 Running varriare 208 IS? Pa.ss.n.' varda -e 141 s- 7-10 1... Passes Intercepted by -3J, pumWios't 34:::::: Ynds LINCOLN. net 19 (UP I Syracuse came from behind today to trounce Ne braska, 2fi-9, in winning its third game in four starts.

Syracuse needed only eight plays to score its first touchdown in the first period, but Nebraska, showing more fight than expected, roared back to narrow the margin at 7-6, and take the lead briefly in the second period, 9-7. Syracuse capitalized on a fumble recovery shortly after Dick Prusia's field goal and marched 27 yards for the touchdown that put the Orangemen ahead to stay. The New Yorkers drew first blood on a plunge by Tom Stephens in the first quarter. Nebraska inarched 71 yards with the ensuing kirkoff and Jerry Brown crashed across from one yard out to narrow the margin to 7-6. Nebraska took the lead briefly in the siM-ond period when Guard Stu Howerter picked up a fumble on the Orange 35 and the Huskers went to the 11, where Prussia hooted the field goal that gave the Huskers their only lead of the game.

After an exchange of punts. Syracuse recovered a fumble 4 a hurled 12 imsm-s for 1.T5 yards today to lead the Middies to a 17-14 rout, of Georgia before 30.000 fans in the Oyster Bowl. J'oi reslal passes, most of them to Left L'nd Pete Jukano. vii'h. kept, the Navy sailing down the field almost at will while Halfback Ned Oldham and Fullback Ray Wellborn picked uii the necessary ground yardage.

They scored throe touchdowns between them and Forrestal himself grabbed the fourth. Georgia, Hftcr a fulile first half, rallied in (he third quarter fur two touchdowns and threatened to tie the score, but Navy tired back with a 63-yard fourth erid march climaxed when Oldham went around risht for 31 a ids and a touchdown. Oldham also kicked that point. Forrestal scored first, after (UP) Duke, sixth-ranked na- five cames. used four units 34 7, before 17,600 fans.

over 27 points in the second Statistics WAKE FOP EST DUKK 25 .376 34 10. First Downa 7-3 1.1 Hushing Yirrliir, Yardage Pais Pawn By Pun! 2 Fumble? I.nil 39. Yards Penalized bO Oklahoma Uses 59, Wins, 47-0 Statistics Kansas First Downs Pushing -airlaee Pai-sini: Ysjdai.e. 107 ,4 Intercepted By. .0 tUP) Oklahoma's second team stole most of the scoring honors today as the Sooners rolled over Kansas, 47-0, for their 41th straight victory.

Three members of Oklahoma's alternate eleven scored five of seven touchdowns and starting team twice Inst down to save the first string ers from a shutout. It was Oklahoma's til si Big; Light Conference game without defeat. Thomas, the nation's leading Pum S-29 14 Kumbjrs l.oi .1 Piling up 376 yards rushingo vaids penaii.ed 40 to 07 for the Deacons, Duke NORMAN, Oct. 19 WAYNESBURG, Pa Oct. 19 (Special) A 22-yard pass from Art Walker to Ed Gala- Srjj in (ie end zone with only to eke out a 13-7 here today over Ldmboro.

The play came following a waynesDurg recovery 01 an Edinboro fumble on the 22 yard line. WAYMSBIBQ Ends Nfi7tc. Gain ski Ti Mins. Mti Jmnt, PaiMisy, rr nfr Burks Andfrson. M.nl.art.

Bart.ornuccl, Enis COnkln, letonw. Cuards iVijifT's. Brks MonttMore. Trott. Vi; la 0 OOO 7 Extra Dointf Bartlmuocl DiAcement Muniedore piacenipm i Lehigh Trips Rutgers, Runs Streak To 8 NEW BRUNSWICK, NT.

Oct. 19 (UP) Undefeated Le njEh ground out a 13-7 victory over Rutgers today on scoring rJi-U-oe tn tlto snH thb-H periods. The victory, Lehigh's eighth- in a row over two seasons, gave the Engineers a strong claim on "the Little Brass Cannon," the trophy awarded, annually to the 'victory of the -Middle Three (Rutgers, Lehigh and Lafayette) round robin. Lehigh's second period score came on an 8t3-yard drive. Dan one on a quarterback sneak The third-period Lehigh scor ing thrust began on the Rutgers 47, Walt Pijawka drove over from the three.

Dukes Riflemen Beat Indiana INDIANA, Oct. ID (Special) Duquesne University marksmen defeated Indiana catch, was not as troublesome to the Lions as some of Vandy's less publicised backs. He carried 11 times but gained only 20 yards. The cool, cloudy weather and the flu epidemic must have scared away a few thousand lioniecomers. The paid attendance was only 21,200.

One of State's All-Ameri-cans, J. L. (Pete) Mauthe, was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame at halftime. Mauthe, now Chairman of thp Board of the Youngstown Sheet Tube was captain of the undefeated 1912 team. Knds Lens.

Taylor. Hilley. M'ller. Tackles -soesbe, VYodka, i.invnie. Swan.

Warner. Guards Diedeiirh. Grover. R. Thompson.

Williamson, Jones. T. Ilugliea. Centers Bates. Donnell Ba; K.S B.

Kine. Moore. Buller, Maple. M'rr. ln ail.

While. Rlcnardl, J. Ray, P. Thompson. Travm PINV STATE Ends Walters, rarls, Nortrt, PannoniO, Ma ik iev iv Taikles Welimer, Bohait.

Urban. Janer-el le. Guards Stool. Stellalella, Kohlhaaa. Stell-fox.

Cenieis Ruslava-e, Osrhan fiarxs Jacks. Kasperlan, Cave, riprara, Shopa. Moconyi, Paolnne. Gllnioie, Lucas. Williams, Mendicino.

aiiderbilt 7 13 7 35 Penn Slale 7 J3 0 20 vannerpiit srorinr: murajmsi mnnre 2 (13-yard paks from 77-yard pass from similhi' King ill-yard pass Imm Smith) Miller (39-yard Pass trom Smllii I 1 -yard Conversions Travis Laws (paxs fiom Smith! Kaspertan 2 il-yaid plunge. 2-yrd plunqei; Caye (5-yaid rushi. Conversioni a. Larnnen Sanford Beats Huskies, 21-14 SEATTLE, Oct. 19- (1 i A ha prinrr ra full.

an SH-yard march in which he. by Second-String Quarterback! nle nau on fumbles, But Half-connected on three passes forji'ryor Millner on a three-yard hacks Clendon Thomas and 17 yards each. His third was to, wriggle. Halfback Danny LeCjakie Sandefer each got touch- l.nn uavne on uu: moico nunscii in me Dig sec-and Forrestal sneaked into the ond period from one yard out. end Zone standing up.

IThird-slring Fullback Andy Navy's second touchdown of Cnltingham had intercepted a the period came when Ceorgia partly deflected pass at the Fullback Wilbur Lofton fum- Wake 40, then lateraled to Lee tiled on his own 22 and Middie for 27 yards to the 13. Lee Quarterback Pat Flood recov-jslanled off tackle for 13 to set emt, seven plays later Flood, tip the score. scorer last year, led in Rsck gams bv a wide margin. He' Joe zmr ummie t. a.

rsun. i 1 mi i Bill Douglai. Field Judge on the 27 and climaxed theiNolan pushed across from the be the game-winning pass.short drivp by sending Half- surrounded bv tacklers, push-l ed out a pass lrom the five in -Weil born in the end zone. Flood kicked the point. Navy scored in Hip second period after Wellborn Inter-repU'd a pass by Charlie lint on the and ran all the way behind beautiful blocking.

Mood kicked the gxii lit to make the halftinie wore I BEAVER FALLS, Oct. 19 (Special) Geneva, paced hv harrt running Willis Tavlnr. snapper Westminster un- Koor ct-ntr at- 91 hmi hi afternoon, winning easily over the Titans, Taylor, the district top scorer last year. tallied three touchdowns as Geneva racked up its fourth win of the season against a lone defeat. r.FM Pi.m.

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ic fs sro, BatKS Bestick. Bamf I 14 ft 0 613 1 Tnurhdo--n Kant. Taylor 3: Vh; Extra Pointi Yahlmukl a I piacttint I Allegheny Loses 14-0 MEADVILLE, Pa Oct. 19 (Special) Grove City took ad- vantage of two breaks to spoil an Alloehcnv homecoming day celebration, boating the AUegh- Cllians 11-0. The (OUChdOWIlS came on a recovered fumble and an intercented pass.

unmer lutr'Rsn'f'' iukr, vun. nir D.u.. enier Duessel Barns Thompson, warairi. BurhoiT, r- crme nt a 714 Touchdowns a. Bischff BivriorT 2 placement I Bethany Romps Over Marietta MARIETTA, Oct.

ID (Special) Freshman Quarter-hack Wills Young passed for three touchdowns to lead Bethany to an easy 49-6 win here today over Marietta. Bob Stot- And-V 1'i'banic and Frank iVarussI each talllpd twlce- I MARIHT4. Ends Ron Creao. Lsiry Rosenthal. iluards Chuck McRac.

Ron Runkle. rmi! A rt Rrartfnpfi Bark- Dav oullT. Jack Williams, Bill F'raier. Barry Eldtr. BFrHANT Knris Andy I'rbanic.

Arnr Airtewn larx.fs t.prdin imnpf. jnnn uooaio. (iuerrts Tuny RarlciP, Ed Joyce. 1'pnrer Ri.nalrl What Backs Wills Young, Frank Yarusai, Bob Bab Goin. FrthatiT 14 1 14 14 -111 Marietta 0 0 Tniir-hftnu.

t-im tint claru frhnir 1. varussi 2. crecm cxiia poims ipisusuiniu. Great Outdoors On Poje 6 STATE. tmiit-ii rtios in i.s iiitt for an average of eight yards per carry.

Oklahoma's dominance started with the opening kick Lary Swoboda of Kansas booted onlv 12 yards. A 1(, y.n me lviu jJiay, i uumas ran aci'oss from the six. Sandefer's six points, on a five-yard run, came in the final period after Coach Bud Wilkinson hud sent bis first stringers in to replace his fourth. A total of 59 Oklu-hiimaiis saw action. The alternate time in thr.

firsir wit Wilson's tackle was so deter mined that the ball fell from Braselton's hands and Auburn recovered to stop the day's most threatening drive. Auburn also stopped Tech cold in the last minute of the first half when the Engineers drove to a first down on the Unbeaten Tufts Defeats (UP)-Juris Berzins scored all of unbeaten Tufts points Oct. back, Chuck Shea, ruined ann Washington's two yarcls closfr- Auburn 3 A 0 3 game today as he Scored tVVO Auburn Scorins: Field foal, Atkins touchdowns to lead Stanford 124 Tpr.chP.-c 1-sOt tr. i tir hors. scored three touchdowns used only reserves in the second half.

Sophomore Halfback Bunny Bell, who scampered 3G yards for Duke's fifth touchdown, was the leading ground gainer with 96 yards in 11 carries. Mikes first score was tallied, i anion climaxed iiiihe longest march, 5," yards, with a running toss Hut row for the second score. Wake Halfback Roy Ledford i. uL. hi- vm nun iwiil iMfUiivt: um Ihis chest and out of bounds Ion the four-yard line.

A short punt went dead on the 28 and and Dutiovv struck to the 12. There Quarterback Bob nk" F'Mf-1 fa Lfttn I 7, nirif Mtirltntvm 'Lean Gettysburg Rips Albright, 37-13 GETTYSBURG, Oct. 19 (UPi Gettysburg used its entire stpiad in routing; Albright, 37-13. todav before a Dad's Fullback Frank Capitani and; Greiner scored on a 10-yard oil tackle play to end a first In the third period, the Bull-: Hi odhead fired a pass to end (i'gs took over on their own Dave llurm for the score. 21 end mail hod to their first: Bell's touchdown run came Si'ore, Theiim Sapp plunged after another short Wake For-Over from the three.

est punt out to the Wake 42, Later Georgia recovered a 7 27 0 0 34 Navy fumble on the Georgia 0 7 ,7 Oncf knwint Millner (3. ft arid rammed the ball down pa- (ariiom liuun prf'S fiom Lee il, to the five from where Quar- tm imi o.ve..H.n cri- back Dan Fogarty over from the five. A late second period drive climaxed by Dick Coffin's one- yard plunge gave the Orange a 20-9 lead six seconds before the half ended. Neither team went past the 20-yard line during the third, hut Syracuse) turned an interception into the game's final tally In the fourth period. Nebraska had advanced to the Syracuse 15, when Coffin picked off a Roy Stinnett pass on his own five and dashed to 31.

The Orange took 12 ,0 SCQre scndj Tom Stephens over from the three. Syracuse 7 13 0 6 2 Nebraska Srorlnc Touchdowns Brown tl-yflid Field Goal Prusia (12 yards Syracuse Scortnp- Touchdowns stenhem. 3 (1 and 3-yard plunBea1: F- early Vvard pluncet: Cotftn (l-ard pluiieei. Conversions Lsse. Zimmerman.

Soccer On Page 6 Quarterback' David Quarterback Jack Douglas Fullback David Rolle and Half-iwho guided the Stanford- at- "jNrbrsk. fl O. to a 21-11 victory over the Huskies. ea nan a lot or neip irom Halfback Al Harrington and: UUVIUJUII W. Va.

Tech DAVIDSON, N. Qct 10 back Dick Carpenter making But jt was the -00-pound the talllies. Rolles was the Tullback from Garden Home, fanciest. who really wrecked the After Oklahoma Guard DickIIuskips-Corbitt recovered a Kansas! Shea rolled up 12S yards In fumble. Baker flipped an 18-'29 carries for an average of yard pass to Rnlle in the dean4-4 Pcr carr'- near the goal line.

The score came only 3.1 seconds after tfrbfuk Tommy L'wis sneaked ccross. .14 7 0 A 2T I T.avf ire rlrht Wfliifli-n Piv 3 iii'f i Jirtr ''il' rfeg; 7-'ji Ms Fap- i 1, Missouri Bests la. State, 35-13 AMES, la. Oct. 19 (UPt- day to win the opening match of the Greater Pittsburgh Piflo Tnamm Bob Maguire led the Dukes with 286, The scores: Duquesne MaKulre 28.

Fred Paesaoi 2F.i. Bill Sliamn 281. I 27.. Berme Orlo( 265. Bill blianin 281.

Rnn iskrrypmiai Indiana Vic Borstofl 27.3. Bill Edmls-ton 273. Bob Conipisano 2T3, George lite 283. Bill Ueorje 282. Banquet Thursday The Hazelwood a a 1 1, Assn.

will hold its annual ban quet at 6:30 p. m. Thursday at the American Legion Home, 3000 Second Ave. MEN! LEARN t-r tneir iourtn straignt victory, defeating Franklin and Marshall, 14-7. Berzins scored a touchdown on a two-yard plunge in the second period and ran around end to add the conversion.

The Tufts' halfback then scored the winning touchdown on a seven-yard run in the third pe- U.tJ ntmiiik; uie: CAisa iuuti Colorado Swamps Kansas State, 42-14 MANHATTAN. Oct. 10 (UP) Halfbacks Boh Stransky and Eddie Dove ripped off three touchdowns each today as Colorado unleashed a devastating offen sive to bury Kansas State, Missouri's hard-hitting Tigers Day crowd of 5000 in Memo-erupted for four touchdowns riai Stadium. in the second half to gam. 'is Lanu.on vuai in unr.

Charlie Benson and his understudy, Thomas Redding, took turns leading the touchdown parade as the Wildcats outclasses West Virginia Tech, 3314, today. Benson directed two touchdowns and scored one himself on a keep. Redding tossed two passes to End Craig Will for scores. naurHon W. Va.

Tevh. 33 0 1414 tfieir nisi Light victory Ha ii hack George Greiner led today and hand Iowa Stale its Hie Bullets to their third win tvrond conference loss. 35-13. -of the season against one loss Missouri Quartet hack Phil bv scoring two touchdowns Fnowfien seoi ed two touch- each. downs and passed for two Capitani started the game piore.

The Iowa State defense by returning the opening kick-rrumpied under a crunching off 77 yards for a touchdown pmund game in the second and added another score in the half and the game turned into first quarter from four airis a rout. IO climax a 7H vard march DRAFTING I four yard touchdown hop by Baker. The first stringers were unable to cash in on two long drivest in the first period Riid the alternates In and added 13 quick points, linker ran across from the eight after Corbitt recovered anpther Kansas fumble. This gate Baker, a Junior from Bartlesvillp, a total of 15 points, including three conversions. Baker intercepted a pass and ran 2.5 yards to set up Rolles second score, an 11-yard run.

Carpenter scored on a 7-yard pass from Halfback Bobby Oklahoma acorlnr Tonrhdosms Thomas rum: Baker 2 (4 run, riiis.i Foils- 3 (IP. pass from Bsker. 11. Canwnter (7. pass from B-ivdl: Ssnyiefer s.

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