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LosangcIcsClmcs4 October in 3 Hollywood Shakes Roman Jinx Loyola lions Rip Fresno by52to13 BV JACK GEYEB Win Period With Last Muir Upsefs Loyola University's Lions hit i i 'J' ifMSsOMWr Misdirected LA. Aerial Gives Redshirts Triumph BY BOB WEIDE Ernie Naumann's hustling Hollywood High Sheiks shook off 15 years of frustration in one brief moment yesterday as they upset 6,. on the Los Angeles turf. Cbmptpn by 2221 Mafgin SQUISH Things looked bad for Los Angeles High Romans as Larry Markowitz (20) lower'lefr, lost ball on fumble, but Bob Barlow fbehind Markowitz) recovered for Romans. Hollywood Sheiks edged Romans, 7-6.

Times photo by Art Rogers Huskies Hand SAN fJOSE OVER WAVES, 49-12 Packers Blank Bulldogs, 19-0, for First Win NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (JP) The once-powerful Green Bay Packers notched their first victory of the season tonight when they turned back the New York Bulldogs, Eastern Division cellar-dwellers, 19-0, in a National League game at the Polo Grounds. NEW TORK BULLDOGS LE Chipley, Tamburo, Scollard. LT Nolan. Roman.

LG Barhellauskas. Preftnlman. Domnanovich. Ellis. Hardine.

RO Sabastenaski, Batinski, Weaver. RT Vorelaar, Gaul. RE Scollard, Sponaucle, Heywood. Layne, DeMoss. LH Slosburs, Shoults, Wade.

RH Goldlnff, -Watt. Nelson. Sens anbauiher. Muehlheuser. Camn.

bell. GREEN BAT PACKERS LE Cook, Cralz, Oxlich, Bell. LG Voedh. EthridM, Burris. Rhodemyre.

Neal. Olsen. RG Tassos. Olsonoski, Eason. RT Lipscomb.

Odson. RE Luhn. Wells. Kelle. Girard.

Jacobs. Heath. un uanaaeo. rarnari. tDmp.

RH Forte, Smith. Cifers. Schlinkman, Fritsch, Summerhays. SCORE BY PERIODS Green Bay 0 9 3, 7 IB New York Bulldogs 0 0 0 0 Green Bar scorlne: Touchdowns Luhn. Canadeo.

Point after touchdown Fritsch. Field goals Fritsch 2. STATISTICS: the win column for the first time this year last night when they piled up 33 points in the first half, then coasted home free for a 52-13 victory over an outclassed and outmanned Fresno State eleven before 4000 frozen fans in windswept Gilmore Stadium. Coach Jordan Olivar'3 only regret after the game was that Loyola doesn't play Fresno State any more this year. 'o Defense Coach Pix Pierson's Bulldogs, badly mauled the previous Week by Santa Clara, 53-0, offered little in the way of an offense and were lacking even more when it came to defensive tactics.

The lads from Playa Del Key demonstrated equal efficiency in the, air and on the ground, scoring on three passes and setting tip another via the sky and smashing to five on the ground. Longest pay dirt gallop of the evening was a 46-yard sprint off right tackle by Halfback Jack, Dwyer in the second quarter. High point honors were bagged by Loping Lester Coniglio who plunged over from the 1 in the third quarter and added another in the fourth when he took a lateral from End Don Berberet and ambled over. The latter play, a pass from Quarterback Ray Aguirre to ijeroeret to uonigno, netted 28 yards. Teedee Makers Loyola's other touchdown makers were Fullback Hal David, on a 2-yard plunge; Halfback Bill English on a 10-yard jaunt at right guard; End Tom Evans on a 9-yard pass from Quarterback Don Klosterman; End Don Klink-hammer on a 10-yard aerial from Aguirre and Fullback Mike Nolan on a yard and one-half smash in tViA last, rmartpr.

The Bulldogs tallied their second touchdown with 15 seconds' remaining in the game when Quarterback Bill Montgomery hit Halfback Vince Palmo with a scoring pass good for 63 yards. Thier first score- also came throuch the air. a 29-vard heave from Quarterback Tom Amey to End Chuck Tdy in the first. period. Oliver kept two of his ace running backs on the bench, Fullback George Musacco and Halfback Skippy" saving them for the rugged galloping Gaels of St.

Mary's here a week from tomorrow. The Lions outgamed Fresno on "the ground, 3S3-134, and in the 165-121. Line-ups: LOTOLA tX Evans. Kllnkhammer, LT Dellosbei. Mosich.

lo Nipp, Mascola, Manzo, Menottk Alker. Russell. Marano. RG Nanry, Monroy. Marshall, Barney, funic.

RT Machtolf. Lenol. MaJIch. KB Bnto. Snyder, Laplacette.

Berberet. a Aguirre. Klosterman, sario. LH English. Dwyer, Celantano.

TtH Coniglio. Ruble Nolan, David. FBESNO STATE LE Hanner, Lacabellts. LT Zlegler. Bravo, Yost.

Wilson. LQ Moran, Leavitt, Riggini. Deorlan. Faller. RQ Stewart, Schwabenland.

RT Loverin, Harris, RE Toy. Hooks. Aney. Hoyt, Montgomery. LH Morse.

Hlrayama. White. RH Palmo. Dokoozlian. Biama, Ayres Myer.

Allain, Wagner. SCORE BY QUARTERS ..13 30 6 1352 Fresno State .7 0 613 Loyola scoring; Touchdowns David, Fnglisn. Evans, tiwyer, coniglio, K.nnK-hamraer. Nolan. Points after touchdowns Aguirre.

3: Machtolf placemnts). Fresno. State scoring: Touchdowns Toy, Palmo. Point after touchdown Dokoozlian (placement). Officials Joe Fleming, referee: Verne Yanrireth.

iimnlre: fnrlev TiriirT. heart linesman; Paul Thompson, Held judge. Jo Jo White Gets Job With Solons SACRAMENTO, Oct. 7 (JP)- Joyner (Jo Jo) White former manager of the Seattle Rainiers today accepted a job as busi ness manager with the Sacra mcnto Solons. White's new post, said a Solon spokesman, will be primarily one of a public relations man.

White will be free to sign a contract at end of the PCL play-offs. His contract with Hollywood expires at that time. Burroughs Bumped, '41-18, by Monrovians In a rough initiation to the Foothill League last night, John Burroughs dropped a 41-18 deci sion to the powerful" defending "champions of Monrovia-Arcadia High School on the Wild- -Bf c' turf Maarata (41) tl Carruthtra lann Barrsarhs (18) IT. fcS no Farmer Sherrell pressel Atwood Cureton Crane Brady FT "Tvin R'agsn Ariarna Gaebel Wilson Kelly Hilton PH SCORE BY QUARTERS Weiss Foster Monrovia 20 7 741 Bu urrouihs 0 0 6 13 18 Monrovia, xrorinff Tmirhiinvni riaa.H-1 IfnM, Cureton. Adams.

Reagan 3. Points arer touenaowns Levine a Burrnuaha scoring; Touchdowns Wilson, NORM VAN Br Timf Staff RrpresntatiT Oct. 7 Norm Van Brocklin, the Los Angeles Rams' sensational pitching quarterback, "was the victim of a freak accident during practice here today and will be lost to the squad for the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions games. The rookie from ftregon attempted to pick up a bouncing G.B. N.Y.

20 17 231 71 30 25 9 11 154 107 17 0 47 31 9 60 1 1 120 25 ,120 Lthe Los Angeles High Romans, 7 Trailing, 6-0, late in the fourth. period, the Sheiks scored in lightninglike fashion on an inter-' cepted flat pass to chalk up their first grid win over the Romans since 1934. The hard-hocking Sheiks had pushed the Romans all over the lot in the final half, but an untimely succession of fumbles, penalties and (occasionally) Roman stoutheartedness repulsed the Hol-wood threats, Sudden Break Then with dramatic suddenness, and on a break, the Sheiks crossed the goal. On the long end of a 6-0 count, the Romans attempted a flat pass deep in their own territory with just six minutes of play remaining. Dick Molen, who played a ter rific offensive game for the losers, flipped a short sideline pass which was picked off by the Sheiks' Jack Roe.

Nary a Roman reached him as he skipped 25 yards into the end zone with the tying tee dee. Bob Chung's perfect place ment sent the Sheiks into the. lead for good, 7-6. first half was almost all L.A.- High. A bruising Roman line opened huge holes, for its: ace packers, Molen and Larry Markowitz.

But a few untimely fumbles kept the Romans out of the end zone save for Molen's teedee late in the opening canto. Molen Scores The hard-hitting, 200-p ound junior cracked over from the 7- yard line after breaking away from a host of tacklers on the line of scrimmage. The score capped a 48-yard drive. In the absence of star Sheik back Tom Gilbert, the film city lads were paced in brilliant style by Jim Jackson, who ran and passed like an old master. Hollywood 7 Los Angeles (6) Martin Worrell Gillespie Mileram Parker McKtnnon Nickoloff Flynn Markowitz De Ford Wolen Chuna: Webb Aronis Fleiscnman Lundy Berry Roe Gerlich Jackson Pendleton Wakehng LG RG RT RE RH SCORK BY QUARTERS Hollywood 0 0 0 7 7 Los Angeles ...6 0 0 06 Hollywood scoring: Touchdown.

Roe. Point after touchdown Chung. Montebello in Victory Over LB. Wilson, 7 to 2 Montebello made less yard3 on the statistical record but more points on the scoreboard and thereby cashed in for. a 7-to-2.

triumph over Long Beach Wilson last night in a Pacific League prep pigskin mixup on the losers' greensward. Lloyd Hartman made a circus catch of Bob Guterrez' 10-yard pass for the game's lone touchdown. The Wilsons were on the Mon tebello three-yard line when the final gun popped. Montebello (1) l.B. Wilson (3) Wickander Drury CNeil Weru Hoffman Davis Beckman Burchiiel Hart Rafferty BroKelman Bagwell LE LT LG.

RG RT Vanqer Scnurt Kapps Giovanettl Goldman Derico Lidvoff RE LH RH Williams Guterres Caliuuiri Hanson SCORE BY QUARTERS Montebello 0 7 0 0 7 Lone Beach Wilson ...2 0.0 02 Monteoeiio scorinit: -loucnaown tiart- man. Point alter touchdown tJuterrez, Lone Beach wuson scorinit: Gaiety Evans. Santa Ana Wallops Downey by 38 to 13 Chuck Winkler and Dave Cole each chipped in two touchdowns laat night to lead Santa Ana High School to a 38-to-13 victory over Downey on the losers' field. Downey (13) Santa Ana (38) Winkler Chandler Jones Coffman Lucio Fbuch Hupp Cole Mustek Truiillo McCubbins Broward Lavara Terdig LB LT LG RG RT RE LH RH carpenter Hicits West shanj Hasey DeRush Jones Hickson i SCORE BY QUARTERS Downey 0 0 6- 713 Santa Ana 12 6 13 738 Downey scoring: Toucnoowns DeHusn, Sharp. Point after touchdown Hickson.

Santa Ana scoring-: Touchdowns Winkler, Cole. 2: McCubbins, Truiillo. Point after touchdown Torres. 2. Sentinels Edge Out 7 Torrance High, 12-7 A 55-yard pass from Roger Hy duke to Joe Clark gave Inglewood High a 12 to 7 victory over Tor ranee last night on the Torrance field.

Inclewood (II) Willmont Terrill Mann Gustafson Dicken Smith Hvduka Clark Stewart Bell an te Robertson Torranea (7) LE LT LG RO RT RE LH RH KlllB Lead cn Douroui Jones Croshaw Costa Vauahn Crawford Dandoy Clevenaer Faren SCORE BY QUARTERS Inilewood. 6 0 6' 0 13 Torrance 7 0 0 0 1 Inglewood scorins: Touchdowns Clark. Hyduke. Torrance scorins: Touchdown Vauehn. Point after touchdown Faren.

DID YOU KNOW McGILLICUDDY it at th Lcimert Bowl? Crenshaw at Vernon Colonials Score to Defeat Dons on Last Play On the last play of the game Halfback Chuck Morris clicked on a 25-yard touchdown pass play to End Frank, Wagner to give Fairfax a surprise 13-6 victory in their Western League opener yesterday on the loser's gridiron. Halfback Sol Ajalat set up th firstuarter Fairfax score by recovering a fumble on the Dorsey 23. He personally carried the ball over from the 7-yard line four plays later. Bill Wills tied up the game for Dorsey in the third quarter when he gathered in a pass from Bill Blewett and galloped over from the 5-yard line Line-ups: Fairtax(13) Dorsey (6) Robinow Odian Crowell J. Lone Voso Wetzel Martmsen Blewett Buckman Singer DeLeuz Willison LB LT tG RG RT RB zeuntca Kapitz Kagan Stefano Edwards Wagner Grecnberg Ajalat Morris Janis 1 SCORE Sir QUARTERS Fairfax 6 0 Dorsey 6 713 Fairfax scoring: Touchdowns Ajalat, Wagner.

Point after touchdown Janis. Dorsey scoring: Touchdown Wills. Callas Paces Spartan Win Huntington Park High's stellar fullback, Phil Callas, tallied three touchdowns and passed to Joe Fabrizio for-two more in leading the Spartans to an impressive 33-13 win over their former Eastern! League, rivals, South Gate, yesterday on the loser's turf in a nonleague-fray. South Gate (13) Hunlinrton Pk. 3X) Chase LE Bitticfca LT Bereen Brandt LG Run Bunnett Braasch Jordan RG Gerst KniEht RT CimarusBl Hendlund RE Patrn Kitto Smith DiManeio LH Gaspora Barksdl RH Fabrizio DeBoere Callas SCORE BY QUARTERS South.

Gate 0 0 13 13 Huntinston Park 13 7 6 733 South Gate Touchdowns Walker, 2. Point after touchdown Walker. ijuntinBton park scoring: Touchdown Callas, Fabrizio. 2. Belmont Topples San Fernando, 6-2 Roy Espinosa's 42-yard touch down run gave Belmont -a 6-2 grid victory over San Fernando High in a rugged defensive battle last night on the winners field.

Line-ups: San Fernaado (S) Belmont (6) Babarick LB Keehn Gonzales LT Marshall Woods LG Hosa Siena Pntch Lewis RG Houchin Modugno RT Allevn Ramirex RE Dia Cook Terranova Shipps LH Lauterio Cortes RH Hernandez Aragon Espinosa SCORE BY QUARTERS an Fernando 2 f) il-9. Belmont SO 0 6 Belmont scorins: Touchdown Esplnosa. Burbank Grids Upset. Glendale High, 18-7 Striking for three quick touch downs in the first half, the 'Bur-bank High football team toppled Glendale High, 18-7, in a Foothill League game last night on the loser's Line-ups: Burbank (18) Glendale (7) Manskar Millikan Brumra Eldreee Bralnard Randolph Hall Ellis Hess Dodds Moralea Julian AmbcrsoB Basso Gibson Mauldin Fallows Cameron Lipera LB iS RG RT RE LH RH Harris Priestley SCORE BY QUARTERS Burbank 12 6 0 18 Glendale i-. 1 0 -0 0 7 Burbank scoring: Touchdowns Lipera.

Dodds, Gibson. Glendale. scorlne: Touchdown Hall. Point after touchdown Moss. Jordan NipsGardena, 8-0, in Marine Tilt Jordan defeated Gardena, S-0, In an Eastern-Marine League football game played yesterday on the winners' field.

Gardena (0) Jordan (8) Grer IE Channel Judd LT Juares Hix LQ Stewart Jackson Thiapenn Sakat RG Carrasco Babbs RT Simoson SekelT RE Youne Goodwill Alvares Beyer WliitfielJ Cubberr Griffin Wollever i- Waddell SCORE BY QUARTERS Jordan v. ..20 9 Gardena 8 0 .0 0 Jordan scorln Touchdown Waddell, Safety Ses All the Garrms of the WORLD SERIES PLAY BY PLAY ON TODD'S Animated Board ftti mn4 Brood way lot Angela th and Main la AoIm -Hnt amd Lacutt laitf aacti ROMPS air attack with a number of sen- sational catches. SCORE BY QUARTERS San Jose .19 14 14 2 49 Peooerdine 0 6 0 12 Ban Jose scorlne: Touchdowns Donald son. 2: Morgan. 2: Smyth.

Mangini, Russell. Points after touchdown Faulk. Linn. 4. (Fiace saiety.

uyctuKe taciuea In end zone). PeDDerdme scoring: Touchdowns Melt vedt. Hayes. Villanova Beats St. Mary's, 28-20 PHILADELPHIA, 7 (JP) Villanova College fumbled three bobbles into touchdowns within five, minutes tonight and then rallied for a 28-20 victory over St.

Mary's. A crowd of 14,632 saw. Villa nova win its fourth straight in an unbeaten football season. SCORE BY QUARTERS St. Msry'a 0 20 0 020 Villanova 7 1 0 7 28 St.

Mary's scoring: Touchdowns Mc-Geehan, Boll. 2. Point after touchdown ua.ssara. z. Villanova scorlne: Touchdowns Rogers, Rilo.

2. Ceppi. Foint after touchdown Clavin, 4. Buddy Young Paces Yanks CHICAGO, Oct. 7 VP) Buddy Young's speed, coupled with accurate passing by Quarterback Don Panciera, enabled the New York Yankees To tighten their hold on third place in the All-America Conference football standings by running up a 3S-24 victory over the Chicago Hornets before 17,098 in Soldier Field to night.

Decker in 99-Yard TD Run as San Pedro Wins San Pedro playing host to Ban ning High, ran up a 26-to-0 triumph in an Eastern-Marine League football opener yesterday. Left Halfback- Jim Decker got San Pedro's "scoring-ball" a-roll-ing by returning the opening kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. Banning (0) San Pedro (36) Begdanich Shirley Davis Bosnich Califano Main Bourland Thebeau Decker Tuoaz Johnson Dick Larsen Martin Shioman Mares LE LT LG RG LH RH Garibay Thompson Livingston Hernandez Young Armstrong SCORE BY CHARTERS' 1 Banning San Pedro 0 0 0 0 0 19- 7 0 0 26 San Pedro scoring: Touchdowns Decker. Johnson. Bogd a Bourland.

Foint after touchdown Davis. 2. Bulldogs Roll Over Marshall 33-6 Garfield High rolled to a 33-6 win over Marshall last night on the Bulldog field in a practice tussle. Garfield (33) Marshall (6) Some passing magic by Quarter back Ed Demir jian and a safety by End Lowell Paul provided Muir College with enough points to finally end the victory reign of Compton College, 22-21, in their Western States Conference opener last night in Compton'f Ramsaur rl Tartars took a lead in the first three minutef on Sol Naumu 55-yard off-ttcsle dash, but Muir closed the gapito 7-6 on a long, long pass fromt pemirjian to Paul in the end zon The line of scrimmage was the? Compton 39, so the pass was weil over 40 yards. Algorri Scorei Ray Algorri put the" Mustangs in front at the half wjim he went 26 yards on a flat repass from Demiriian for Mutts second score.

Compton again tock command, 14-13, in the third quarter when Bob Moore sailed aromd- end for 10 yards to cap a 60yard scoring drive. I Demirjian tallied a quarter back sneak from the after a 25-yard drive to put Mustangs back in front, 20-141 Then Paul put what turned a to be the winning points on tie scoreboard when he tackled Tick Meacham in the end zone fora safety after Meacham mishandled a Muir punt. Line-ups: -tj Muir (22) Compton (31) Sancheg Johnson Paul LE Murphy LT LO I jf RO RT rb LH Leddy i Ackerman McCutchaa Hoffman Fitzgerald Demirjian Cain Garner Miller Lang Garetto Turley Bahrman Naumu WiUiams Bramer Alf ano RH: i Sweitzer SCORE BY CHARTERS Muir 7 9 22 Compton Muir scoring: Touchbwns Paul, Demirjian. Algorri. Points ifter touchdowns Peaker, 2.

Safety Pat. Compton scoring: Touhdowns Naumu, Moore, 2. Points after tochdowns Moore, 3. Manual Arts Powers Over Poly, 33:6 Coach Jim Blevett's Manual Art3 gridders-fealiring a strong running and pssing attack crushed the visitng Poly High eleven, 33-6 yesteday in a non-league tilt. Toiler Halfbact Dick Nunis led the' Manual'scoring parade with a 75-yard lash off tackle in the first per Center Bob O'Bradovich was a standout for the winners.

PoF scored in the fourth quarter or an 18-yard pass from Sammy Villiams to Jeri Moler. i Manual Arts (33) Paly (6) I. Williams Gaines Kissinger BalU Clements Aharian Moler L. Williams Wofford Alvarez Thompson Welsh Gialketsis Scooeliite O'Bradovich Jenkins Rogers Washington Lucas Mitchell Nunis Moffltt SCORE BT QUARTERS Manual Arts 6 Poly 0 733 6 6 0 0 Manual Arts scoing: Touchdowns Nunis, Keith. Moffit, 2: Mitchell.

Points alter touchdown Tsagalakis. 3. Poly scorins: Tachdown Moler. Pomona Vins, 19-6 Pomona outscored Chino, 19-6, last nipt on the victors field. SCORES Southwest Missouri State, 33; Northeast Missouri Teachers, 12.

Missouri Hines, 41; Northwest Missouri Sate College, 13. 17; Missouri Valley, 7. i McPherson Ottawa, Kansas Wesleyan, 7. 1 Washturi, 13; Omaha. 6.

WesteSi! Illinois St. 32; MMikinj 21. St. Thomas 51; St. Olaf, 7.

(. Hurori Jl; Sioux Falls, 6. i SOUTH Alabara, 48; Duquesne, Wofford 14; Carson-Newman, 0. Wiibtrbrce, 22; Tuskegee, 7. SOUTHWEST Hartin 20; North Texas State, Abihr Christian, 13; South- westera 10.

Centra St 29; South eastern 13. Ozark 18; East Central St 6. Murray 13; Eastern Okla. OCKY MOUNTAIN Haviii, 27; Denver, 14. Cdoiado 27; Montana, 12, Cdorado Mines, 19; Western StatL.

Brach Agricultural, 33; West-minstr, 13. We-er, 24; Southern Idaho, 16. rf Dafuctiml $1.00. First downs Net yards trained Passes attemped Passes completed Yards gamed, forwards Passes intercepted by Yards gained runback interceptions Punting average Total yards, kicks returned. ODDonent fumbles recovered.

Yards lost, penalties Gauchos Crush Bell, 27-6 Sparked by Bill Stits' fine passing, Narbonne walloped Bell, 27-6, in an Eastern-Marine League football game yesterday on the win ners' field. Top play of the day was Dale Atkeson's 40-yard touchdown gallop after taking a 20-yard pass from Stits. Bell (6) Pastle B. Wallanier Whitaker Thomas Wassaren Berve Jamison Taylor Lunsford Burton Sokoloff Narbonne (27) LE H. Duncan LT Mays LG Bean Timms RG i Gonzales RT Butrerfield RE Pollack Isom LH Atkcson PH Biller Stits 19-14 Beating to Cub Eleven That great day finally arrived when little East L.A.

Jaysee slapped down its big brother, L.A. City College, on the gridiron. The Huskies pounded out a 19-14 decision over the LACC Cubs last night on Occidental's Patter son Field a nonconference tussle. End Bill Hattig, recently purged from Pasadena CC by the Western State Conference, scored the win ning Huskie touchdown in the fourth quarter by taking a 40-yard pass in the end zone from Ed Sherrill. Line-ups: East L.A.

(19) LACC (14) Baboff Ortega Black. Sadd Ppnnlngto Self Husthes Garrett Douglas Meese -Dyer LB LT Apperson Masrooian Adnoff Cellino Wilson Fischer Francenchinl LO RG FT RE Benavidezs Medina Lopes SCORE BY QUARTERS East L.A. 0 6 7 619 LACC 2 614 East L.A. scoring: Touchdowns Dyer. Inman.

Hattig. Foint after touchdowns LACC scoring: Touchdowns Novlkoff, Smallwood. Safety Fischer. Fremont Coasts to 27-6 Triumph VENTURA, Oct. 7 Fremont's powerful Pathfinders punched across three touchdowns in the first period, then coasted to a 27-to-6 victory over Ventura here to night Fremont (27) Ventura (6) Hamlet Carabajal Roraig Moore Carlson Torres Rogers Downey Gallardo Douglas Buchanan Woolndge Stovall Poombs Contreras Zaby Merk Heaps McBride Mothershead Forbes.

LI LG RG RT RE A RH Stroud SCORE BY QUARTERS Fremont .20 0 7 0 27 Ventura 0. 8' 0 Fremont sconne. Touchdowns Forbes 2, New, Stroud. Points after touchdowns Zab" 3. 1J Ventura scoring: Touchdown Downey.

Hawaii Rolls, 27-14 DENVER Oct. 7 (JP) Under dog University of Hawaii battered a' demoralized Denver University football team, here tonight. FOOTBALL LOCAL Loyola, 52; Fresno State, .13. SOUTHLAND East LAJC, 19; LACC, 14. Long Beach CC, 27; Santa Rosa JC, 27 (tie).

Citrus JC, 48; Redlands Frosh, 6- Muir, 22; Compton, 21. Pasadena CC, 28; Glendale, 18. Fullerton JC, 24; San Bernardino, 12. -PACIFIC COAST San Jose State, 49; Pepperdine, 12. Southern Oregon, 21; San Fran cisco State, 21 (tie).

Whitworth, 14; jCentral Wash ington, 13. EAST Villanova, 28; St, Mary's, 20. Temple, 27; Syracuse, 14. Albright, 33; Moravian, .6. Upsala, 26; Hiram, 7.

Westchester, 19; 7. Textile, New England Coll. 6. American International, 14; 13. i MIDWEST Sari Francisco, 38; Detroit, 14.

48; South Dakota, 6. North Dakota, 21; Augustana (S.D.), 0. Wartburg, Buena Vista, 0. Central, 13; Parsons, 6. Iowa Wesleyan, 32; Eureka 12.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 7 A bunch of Southern California football players' extended a warm welcome to Pepperdine's football team here tonight as San Jose State rolled to an impressive 49-to-12 victory. A little guy named Gene Menges from Anaheia tossed eight passes in the first (half and completed seven of them. Four were for The first covered 21 yards, the second 47, the third 61 yards and the fourth only covered 13. In all, he chalked up 166 yards with his tosses.

Junior Morgan, former Santa Monica High star, hauled in two of the passes for tallies while Faus Smyth, 1 a 1 product, grabbed a teedee for himself in the, third quarter. Harry Beck, ex-Glendale Jaysee kept the Waves in a hole with his long punts and a half-dozen other players from the south punched gaping holes in the Wave forwards. The first Wave tally was a strange affair. After traveling 37 yards, the Waves punted and Gil Mendonsa fumbled when tackled, Don Fiftley recovering. On the first play, Dick Meltvedt streaked off right and romped 42 yards to score.

Bo Williams missed the place kick. Eddie Hyduke took to the air in the fourth quarter and filled it with Pepperdine passes, finally reaching Bobby Hayes in the end, zone on a-17-yard toss. Williams missed again. Jack Bighead, Indian end of the Waves, sparkled during the Prep Scores C1TV EASTERN-MARINE LEAGCK Narbonne. 27: Bell.

6. San Pedro, 26: Banning, 0. Jordan, 8: Gardens. 0. WESTERN LEAGUE Hbllvwopd, 7: Los Angeles, S.

Fairfax 13: Dorsey. 6. University. 13; Venice, VALLEY LEAGUE Canogal Park, 20; Verdugo. Hills.

0. NON-LEAGUE Fremont, 27: Ventura. 6. -Belmant, 6: San Fernando, 2. Washington.

21: Hamilton, 7. Manual Arts. 33: Polytechnic. 6. Lincoln.

6: Roosevelt. 0. Huntington Park. 33? South Gate. 13 Garfield, 33: Marshall, 6.

cif metro league Coronado, 27; Chula Vista. 6. Kearney. 13; La. Jolla.

13 (tie. Sweetwater. 26; Escondldo. 18. Point Loma.

26: Oceanside, 6. PREP LEAGUE Flintridge, 26; Spanish. American. 20. 1 NON-LEAGUE Claremont.

21: Valencia. 0. n-r-H r.rnn. nt. Onnt.

Nordhoff, 12: Santa Barbara Jayvees, cnaiiey, xi. et. Anmouy, o. Phoenix, 39: San Diego. 32.

aJ r.rnumnni 11 Rt Aiieiistine. 14. Hoover (San DiesoU 25: Riverside, 0. Pa'lbrook. 20: Calif.

Republic. 13. Fillmore. 32: Carpinteria, 12. Santa Barbara, 27: Muir (Pasadena), 19 Redlands.

34: Bonita, 25. Corona, 19: Colt on. 6. Prmona. 19: Chino, 6.

Wm. Hart. 19: Black Foxe. 12. San Jacinto.

25; Elsinore. 0. Santa Paula, 55; Harvard. 12. RIVERSIDE COUNTY LEAGUE Banning.

21: Perrls, 13. ORANGE LEAGUE Orange. 12: Laguna. 6. PACIFIC LEAGUE Mnntebello, 7: Wilson (Long Beach).

2 Alhambra. la: wnitner, u. FOOTHILL LEAGUE Burba nk. 18 Glendale, 7. Covina, 15: Hoover (Glendale).

0. South Pasadena. 47; Bell Gardens. 6 Monrovia, 41: Burroughs. 18.

BAY LEAGUE Redondo. 19: Leusinger. 14. Inglewood. 12: Torrance.

7. Sauta 41; Long Beach Jor Beverly Hills. 19: Sesundo, 12. SUNSET LEAGUE Newport Harbor. 37: Anaheim.

20. i Fullerton, 25: Huntington Beach, 13. Santa Ana. 38; Downey, 13. IMPERIAL VALLEY Tl 14; Imperial.

0. INJURED Sunday, will place the quarter-backing duties on the broad shoulders of Veteran Bob Water-field and a rookie who played but a few moments this year, Bobby Thomason from VMI. It Mas the masterful pitching of Van Brocklin that enabled the Rams to come from behind to de feat the Detroit Lions, 27-24, in Los Angeles Sept 23. BY QUARTERS 0 .0 0 6 fi 6 14 0 727 Bell Narbonne Bell siorlne: Touchdown Burton Narbonne scoring: Touchdowns Kawota, Atxeson. rouacn, outs, roiai alter toucn down Shlnnick.

3. Covina Tromps Hoover, 15-0, on Long Gallops Two spectacular runs gave Covina a 15-6 win over Glendale Hoover in a Foothill League game played on the winner's field last night. In the first quarter, Don Oelrich ran a punt back 77 yards to score and Teammate George Seaman in tercepted a Hoover pass in the second quarter and dashed 53 yards for Covina's second touch down. Earlier, Hoover fumbled in its end zone, scoring an automatic safety for Covina. Covins (15) Hanifan Gants Masgart Booth Vincent Russell Clifford Jonltn Oelrich Seaman Nysaard Glendala Hoover (ft) LE Brvdon 11 Flock Bunch Mudden RO RT RE LH RH Turgo Buchner Bchrader Adams Morrison Herriott Novinser SCORE BY QUARTERS Covina 8 7 9 015 Glendale Hoover 0 0 Covina scoring: Touchdowns oeirlcn Seaman.

Point after touchdown Carpen ter. Safety. score. Hoover. 39; Covina.

BROGKLIN football during a drill on the University of Chicago field and suffered a badly split right index fincer when he misjudged the ball. Examination disclosed the finger wa3 cut to the bone. Six stitches were necessary to close the wound. Coach Clark Shaughnessy's Rams, who play the Bears here Ritter LE Longo Smith LT f' Nora Bootow LG Ward Talmasoy Meanas Castro RG Alfano Raza RT Corpra Yon RE Harm Parkovich Werbelow Johnson LH Narike RH Youns Mancuso Kramzer SCORE BY QUARTERS Garfield 6 14 7 633 Marshall 6 0 0 0 6 Garfield 'storing: Touchdowns-Man cuso, 2: Parkovich. Lones, Wallin.

Points alter touchdowns Bitter. 3. Marshall scoring: Touchdown Kramzer. Pro Grid Scores NATIONAL LEAGUE Green Bay 19; New York Bulldogs, 0. ALL-AMERICA CONFERENCE New York Yankees, 38; Chicago Hornets, 24.

Montana Bows FT. "COLLINS, Oct. 7 (JP) Colorado rallied in the second half tonight to defeat Montana University, 27-12. JALOPY DERBY!.