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4C Almn n-aron Journal 1, Wesleyan Moves Ahead 0 Conference Zo IBS 111 ilohcat Humble. 07-12 FIREMAN MAKES HOLE Ma IARMORY MASKED MAN I 1 FINMLY UNMASKED--- Tquick.put A Ohio Smothers Western Michigan KALAMAZOO, Mich. University's Bobcats took Bishops Nip Mount For Sixth Lead Ohio Loop By Half Game lbTAKLEW a firm grip on first place in the Mid American Football Conference Saturday by romping over Western Michigan College, 67-12. Les Carney, speedster halfback, went 67 yarn's for the first lOOItx HALFBACK PROVE SUCCESSFULL COMBINE Ohio score on the fourth play of the game. lUTGEPS In the second period, the Bob- cats scored three times after two bad punts and a pass inter ception.

Charles Wilson went WATER BOY SCORES TWO TOUCHDOWNS over from the one foot line, Joel Deckman scored from the five 21-11, before a homecoming crowd of 5,610. Vlllamita HUT ft It I It Ylllanovt corlnf TonrMnwnsI Plllliskl, t.lord.no. Helm. t'6nersumst Hflm V.vlrr M-orlni Tnarhdwa: JvH, r'luwllltam. Conersloni Jmld 1.

Prince ttauijh and Bill Frederick threw 47 yards to Carney for another marker. SAW CHICK booted four TIFFIN. O. DELAWARE. O.

Ot-Ohio Wesleyan zipped ahead alter a scoreless first period to win its sixth straight victory of the season, whipping Mount Union, 17-6. at Shelby Field Saturday. The triumph moved Wesleyan into the Ohio Conference lead by half a game over Akron U's Zips. Wesleyan boasts five league wins without a loss, Akron four. THE BISHOPS tallied an eight-yard field goal by Lowell Benson in the second peiicd and a five-yard touchdown ru-i by Al Lotrecchiano.

They picket up their final score in the third period on Fullback Eddie Ullman's 10-yard dash. Mount Union's lone touch lurlu Cmight lTnauar Mold Ilav For Hosorves straight extra points for a 2S0 Jim Lambert passed tc two lead at the half. touchdowns, ran over another In the third period, Ohio went himself and booted four con-50 yards on two pass plays with versions Saturday night while Frederick throwing to Sawchik loading Heidelberg to a 28-12 win over Morris Harvey. Falhenstein Handoff Sets Up Bates' TD Worst Navy Licking By Irish Since '49 for the touchdown. A minute later, after a fumble, the Bobcats again scored on a 25-yard it 1 4t Moi-i-ii Hut-try HihIHImmit 7 7 Minru Mwini 'lorh run bv Frank Underwood and low I arr, koium-iv fi, cm oi.n hv Torn Mriili-lliiT inarnnnwaii nve jaiu sconng sweep dv 10m mimphy umnrn.

tonr. Continued from Page 1C Continued from Pace 1 Ascani. ii A 12 I Mirhiian set no the score with a 39-yard Boilermaker territory iour ohl iBiiii 7 tt Viney Itomps -Touill- timps aftpr PurHiiA hohhlns in wiirn Mi.hiR.iB pass to End Steve Nosek. downs; Hmihn. the first half but never wasi ohio i aroring r.Urhd(mn: (r- ALTHOUGH the Boilermak- able to punch over.

KirWk 1 Br.m": down came early in the fourth valiant battle and nearly turned, tenaciousness turned into be-period when it recovered a the first break of the game wildered inadequacy. Wesleyan fumble on the Bishop jnt0 a touchdown. Navy interference on a Notre 17. The Raiders' freshman full-1 Tnat came wnen the Irish Dame pass started the Irish back, J. D.

Ray, crashed over fumbled on their first running driving 42 yards for their first from the three. and recovered on touchdown with Heap bowling Monnt nlon A ft A 'vntro namj's IS Rut with into tne end zone from Ohio Wrsleysn 0 10 7itre l-'ameS iS- aUl Vat-i nno Mount InioB scoring Toornanwn: fourth down and Six inches tOj1Naxv one- vi.n Tnrh- so on the 5. Phil Monohan was One minute later, the Irish CINCINNATI With two platoons capable of smooth offense and defense operation, the University of Cincinnati Saturday overran Dayton University, 27-0. before a noma- ers' disastrous inability to hang i n.i.rin.; sa.iuk 4, oh- onto the ball led directly to BATF.S' was set up only one Illinois touchdown, an exchange of second quarter OII.W IT illH the six fumbles recovered by kicks which left the ball in Illi-' MFnTLLF Fa l')- Woos-Illinois-every one in Purdue; nois possession on the Purdue pj: Sampled Allegheny. coming crowd of 20.000.

ii a ft a ltrrcbiann. Vllmsn. Corner- ncrn lfprl hv a snarling Irish recovered a Navy fumble at lemiuiy-wpi Saturdav to end isn: Reason, Benson. I pack on a thrust at center for mid-field and in two plays had a three-game i in.innaii 14 1.1 tr i utt imijitt acoring TniifhdowBai 'Hill. Ki-ll.

I nnrllla. Mnd. ton. "Persistent darn Riiy, that Ohio rooter losing streak. The Scots ers on uie aeiensne inrouga- xxiit's ui uifo ovt-r ivii iac Kie out.

and whisked past startled Boil- Illinois pushed deep into ermaker defenders to the goal. rurtirr, riftnrlli, vi'lta. ti.llicd In every no gain. uueir seionu urujiuum. n.

vjug- 'lielmi's looping 28-yard toss THE GAME broke wide open into the end zone was tipped in the second period when Navy into Heap's hands by Welsh. On the previous play ougneimi Itpserrp Bi 20-11 CLELAND De-laney, operating equally well from tailback and end, paced the Western Reserve Red Cats Saturday to a 20-14 victory over Washington University of St. Louis before a homecoming day Major Racing Results period except the third, picking nit if a up four touchdowns in the first half. Freshman Fullback Bobj FINDLAY, O. Ashland Meridith ran 55 yards for Alle-' fumbles paid off for Findlay heny's lone touchdown in the! Saturday when the Findlay final quarter.

I squad tore up the sod with Dick Jacobs tallied Wooster's 33-14 victory at home. The dash was preceded by such deft handoff faking by Falkcnstein that the Purdue secondary apparently wasn't sure the Mini sophomore lure had the ball. Only one Boiler 'fired a 22-yard pass to Heap. That made it 120 for the Irish, but Notre Dame continued to apply fierce pressure. Norcia Blazes 80 Yards For .7 I ii.

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Baulo 1.70. 1.10; Blixjr Welsh's pass was intercepted Gurman. made any sort of de-i first "fhdown climaxing a X.4II, g.liu, "or rigran 4 in, 3.K11; Ida K1 in. 311 crowd of 4,000. 1 76-yard drive.

John Siskowic, bv Guglielmi and he streaked Marjr Raiiar Bail tcrmined ti-y to tackle him. Kanm 10 n.xo: Ahh 6.10, i.iMi, Klrndnt t.i)0. ntaw a.u; tvusi thp scots leacnnr? rrounn train Inolia-ic hi inn yards to a touchdown Bhram t.n. Air; 10 Long Pull 3.80. inn; Gonialri Li I if A mi illi- Th.

ttnw It 11. ILLINOIS didn't have to wor- eiand 8corfr' tW0 SPC oiockpis swarming aiouna nim rVn-dos' nino. 3.A. 2.SO: SilTrr K. 3.40.

ry about its own goal after IJncoln Downs Now added to the famous DR. LOCKE comfort features all the way. IRISH RESERVES bounded vara smasnes Continued from Tage 1 1 10.40, 4.80. 3 10; l.lveleilive -dloime. MIPS LO.

4.00, 3.io; Ret.t. i kept applying the pressure. Ttf'Tok l'pUUi For sample, the Illini con-j vai-o-vai 4 io. oo. 4o; teroBa 1 trolled the ball for 7i minutes Wmtilfr 7 3 Allffbrny 0 0 Voolir pfrtng Toarh1own: Jaccihn, Rihowtr 2, Humptirtjrii t.

HertlihiTEf S. Bryan drop-kicked the point. extra into the game and immediately i produced the fourth touchdown 'of the second period. Mcllugh Delaney, 165-pounder from Akron, gained 25 yards rushing, threw two passes for 44 yards and averaged 48 yards on four punts. He also plunged over from the three in the last period to break a 7-7 deadlock.

Washington STB 714 ntna Hncnt 0 l.T SO Washington aroring Tnnrhdowns: Bsrat, J. I'tx. Conversions; Gandio 1. Wntern Reserve woring Tonrh-dnwn: Bryant DelaBtr. Coaverttoaai McCarler.

MuskiP'Lunge MARIETT CB Muskingum straight after the opening oi Z'U'Z-. 3.60, 3.80; Kiver-Bed Misa M. T. 1J 40, ft 10, 4.20; Watch I nion 6 20, 4.40; l.eea Bjbjr J.liO. NORCIA TOOK a pitchout took personal charge of a 32-from Burke, rounded right end, I yard drive in seven plays and tne secona nail ana.

though AMAZING NEW Arrogant 33.20. i2.uo. 8.4o; ob- tnev man score at that point. 1 1 Hvtl MsXitlOlU'S pare.1 S.20, 3.H0; Dictionless kppt pur(Jue s0 in jts own WLV 5:521 territory the Boilermakers had1. GRANVILLE, Ohio hinackotrr 7.00.

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fin, 4.SO; Repartea J.SO. S.S0; Seaator l.nr 3 40. Jamaica 1 lamarelie J.ftO, 3.70. t.0; DeeJ Biter 18.50, 8.10; Seeblt 3.10. Hea Talft 14.00, .70.

S.30; Jiggle ft.JO, 3.30: Tank Battalion 5.60. 3 Hear Market 20.40, 7.90. 4.0; Sugar- k.i 3.4i". 3.80; By Proxy 3.50. 1 Darlin Wife 37.00.

11.30, 7.30; lone Bier 7.0o, 4.0; Connie Pal S.SO. henden 7.7U, 4.30. 3.00; (hrn- lite S.60. 3.30: Model Buxhcr S.o. raftr Admiral 4.O0.

3 2(1. l.SO; Common Cause 3.40; Alerted S.70. 7 Captain Blood Be-sileat 4.10. Atomic Fleet 5.10. 8 hionysia IS.Io.

7.0O; (ion Fen and traveled 80 yards for Kent's scored on a one-yard drive over fourth touchdown in the third Navy's middle for Notre Dame's period. In the fourth, Cullom26-0 half time lead, went 39 yards around end to! That was the ball game. cmra then 'RittiVhior ntillprl a Xavr 0 0 77 3.40. little hope of working out. 1 1SU" 1,4 01 Bates totaled 74 yards on 18 half to down a fighting Witten- carripS.

berg College football team. 31- Neither team was effective i 20. today before a Dads' Day otra Dam 0 2ft ft 3 Narjr scoring Tnnrhdowns: Pad- lived ud to its reDutation as Bryan pass out 01 tne sKy ana Hit Parade 23.no, a.oo, 10: Sailed Away 4.40, 3.4; Pictus 3.20. 8 Doin W. 7.8(1, 3.0, t.0; Inlet Mister 3.20.

Knthnsed 1.1.20, .0, 3.80; Deu-Monlins 13.60, f.10; Fran Jr. (.00. Laurel cc 4A n4 i bers. Conversion: Harmon. through the air.

Most impress-! crowd Wittenberg 20 one of the most powerful teams in the Ohio Conference Saturday by racking up 354 yards trr Dame scoring The Flashes dominated all hp s. M.Hagh. rary. Kfllrr. ConverioB: Matraidrs, Schae- statistics except passing.

Tneyjfer. ive Purdue offensive effort was Rex Brock's 43-yard production on four runs from scrimmage. led in first downs. 19-10, in to defeat Marietta College, 4S-6, llenlsnn 7 20 0 734 Wittenberg acoring Tnnrhdowns: Wood 2. I rbanskl.

ontersions: Adlrr afld Wood. fenfson scoring Touchdowns: Vnli 2, Vngt, tiuldotto, Mauier. ton-versions: lleeds 3, 'ogt. Fst Pas 10. 4 80, 4.20; Cay 4.

fto, 3.20; atal Affaire 3.80. is.tjo, ft. to; Mlraneaa j.au. rurdna ft ft A ft ft ft 7 0 tt 21 Lets ive 3 81), 3.20, ftO; l.ochy Illinois 10.00, (I. King Uilson -t fin.

I Illinois scoring Touchdowns: Muskingum 2" 7 748 1 yards penaiizea, ana even linicnti rkTtc'c. Mngnm airing 1 in fumbles lost, three to one. LlemSOn I OpS Spor smaii, was. most lopsided vie- 1 Vt tory of the year for Kent BG flnP OYPSL JS, nan ao- Bogamu M.ritiuKHi.t-TH(.i..,: no ha tat jix of seven Xarti 9f 1 Foster Hon 40.60. 23.20, II.ihi; Hel-lRates, 1 tndheck.

Conter-fast 80, 7.IMI; Post Prandial 3.20. ij. filler 2. Wiman. Midyear 3.80.

2.00; Higb Tread 2.40, 2.2o; Quarter-Master Rare Knave 11.80. 8 4, 3.80; 11 OFl IlCI'll til I I I I A 1 VUJjlUtJVll vt A til tin- ll.taa Ulnct fit Capital Score BETHANY. W. Va. CD -A 17-yard touchdown sprint by Bruce McGinnis in the third quarter provided the winning ft.KO.

lift: nt 10.80, Main B.inl 3. (Ml fAoffimrt lltt i nn i EV)-Heriwif, toon, u6.f, Quarterback Don I stormy waters 4.00; unalow 8.80, 4 00, 3 80; Royal liny. "If tokar, Harnee. Ieo Heir 4.0, a rtttt? TCKi.F. Raidei, Kiigore, Htiata-: Kint? nassed and ran Clemson 4.

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3.00: Mr Time 4 00. nproai 3o, 2.n-, Top com- iv.mumtt jaj ijnlversity aroppea tictnany BACK is Burke. Ixiftin, nrcia, nl-1 crlPPlea WaKe OreSl Deiore Pipe Of Peace S.8o, 3.20; ten. i. tin Bones sin.

a new scnooi rusning rccoro en na nones sri a nrw scnooi rusning recorn en oaiuiuaj uic nv Rtirhier, Bar- tichler, (silence. Bar- mann aim, I tenaire 4.RU. 3. to; Possr 20. I rett, Kike, Rorro, Mariano, Mercure.

lS.otm SHlurilcty. party King 19.80, fto, 7n; Bern-! oi the season. ft ft Tonrhdon wigton KSD8vjrrU3X'kr: King accounted for 73. yarns rJK" Garden State Saturday as his team defeated capital tHolly Bough 8 80. 3.80, 80; Punkin Ohio Northern.

16-13. serirlna SWl'V, By half time the home club Mc Wilmington scoring: inncn RI.KfU-Rorh. Rpin.inrf. Long, 7I u. MUrW r.rof n.

nnve ciimaAea ny rvigni no, oidcn Fiddle in. nan laiiien points ine nti, oiucn uhhp nnu inuirii lk 'hiis hi iiic Breuieiis. Renyon scoring: Touchdowns An dersoB, (iingenrli. out; Bar back Joe Pagliei's 10 yard -X out. nnmm OhioanV Tbe St.

Tjiw. -fff Iff foe ii tui! a in: Hrnn ii n.fui. toucnaown run tnai openea me tpm mug -w, i.o js i ac- PHILADELPHIA HP) Gene tit ii i i a. vinieitT ronri i rcr.cir nrr wr it a Second period. I.t: 40, 7.4I, Teaneck Flh 320.

Otter Go. 20-0 HIRAM Halfback Dale i.io: tion for the remainder of theiFilipski ran 33 yards for a tirin fnr til's rpmairlHiir nf CFTFRSV Robinson, awherg. RS Brad-haw. Freimark. John I.add, Bryan, Thomas, Hecker, Kia-selle, Cimaglio, Hoover, Brnck.

Kent State 13 7 7 14 41 Bowling ft 7 0 0 7 Late in tne same penoa King, -jwi 11. 4. 3.00; Point! namo hHon anH rharlev Mc cg. v. s.

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3. 00: Combat Boots! Oates gained 2X) yards in 19, Guckin tossed two scoring T-Tirn 3nT4n? carries, a new one-game record passes Saturday as victory-tion 8.40, 8.80. i for a St. Lawrence player. His hungry V'illanova came from gained 443 yards rushing.

I behind to defeat Xavier Touchdowns Cnllom J. Norcia. Bit-tichler, 2, BryaB. Pointa After Touchdowns Norcia fplaremeBt), Roceo 3 Bit-tichier iplacementl. Bryan (drop-kick).

zone. Midway in tne tnira period King steered his team bcb- jamin 2.1ft. in a 63-yard scoring march that featured a 22-yard pass to Walterhouse scored all three touchdowns Saturday as Otter-bein trimmed Hiram, 20-0, in a rough Ohio Conference game. The left half went eight yards to a tally in the second period, five to another score in the third, and then 27 for the last score in the fourth period. Otterbein 0 20 Hiram 0 0 1 Otterbein scoring Touchdowns: Walterhouse 3.

Conversions; Belcher X. Richmond Upsets Boston College Gaskin and Right Half Buck George's seven-yard touchdown sweep. 1 1 a 41 a BOSTON CP) Richmond's; 4'lemson scoring: Touchdown Pag- sophomore quarterback, Tom Theodose. fooled Boston tj yr lege completely on a 20-yard LdOSC) if III tr III scoring dash and then set up'j REGINA, Sask. UP) The the other touchdown with a Saskatchewan Rousrh riders Defiance Score DEFIANCE, Ohio UP) De fiance, converting two fumbles 1 long pass Saturday as the edeed the WinniDez Blue Bomb- into first quarter scores.

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