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2 abed Ki! THE PHILADELPHf A INQUIRER SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 27. 104C Spoils Mcsulits UCLA. Wins; Oregon Victor Muhlenberg Wins 5th, 40-7 STANDINGS W.L.T.FO. W.

L.T. PC. n.C.L.A. 4 0 0 J. O00 Stanford 1 0 .333 (Irrmn 3 0 0 l.OWt Wash.

S. 1 3 1 .250 S. altf. 3 111 Montana 0 1 .000 Oregon S. 2 1 alif'nla 0 3 0 .000 Vah'ton 2 2 0 Idaho 0 3 0 .000 OTHER FAR WEST GAMES Boston U.

Ties Brown, 14-14, On Pass in Last 40 Seconds Ity IZZY SIPEUSTFIN PROVIDENCE, R. Oct. 26 (AP). A desperate 47-yard pass from Ernie Zeno to Bob Hatch with 40 seconds remaining gave an underdopr Boston University eleven a 14-14 tie with Brown University today before 12,000 at the Brown Stadium. Spotting Brown 14 points in the first quarter, the Terriers, on the strength of two long passes near the end of the third period, tallied seven points.

Apparently heartened by that score, B. U. out California A Kit Irs 0 Colorado A. M. It iNew 13 Western Wash.

Chlrn Slale 13 oli.rarto C. 2S Colorado I 14 Eastern Wash. 20 Humboldt S. 13 Montana state 27 lrerdine 19 I 33 Hull State 27 Continued From First Page 4 Louisiana College 0 Shiw Mnrria Brown 1 Southwestern Ifrh. 14 'ort mrt crn T.

1 Tampa I. 13 S. (WnirKia T. 2 Tnnrf, fi. is Wllbrrforci 7 Trim nllece 12 Kcntiirkjr s.

C. "7 1llltn Illltarrl 7 W. arnilna T. 19... Iennir Rhyme 0 hMh rnlrt 0 Make Frct 1 Tennemtce- A Mirhlcan 31 W.

Kentucky Jo tMnMan SlUfm 1 Livingston 0 OI'THW KSTKRN lOM EHf N( Texas A. M. 17 Baylor Rice 18 Texan 13 sTAvru.NJis w.i..T.ivt Rir tee l.noo t. c. 120 3.1:1 AAM i.Min M.

I'. 1 Arh'nui I Ha lor 3 0 .1100 Texas 110 OTHfR SdlTHHr.STKRN fiAMKS Abilene hrUtiaa Mc.Murray AJ.ni. s. C. 40 Mexico M.

I. orr.ii hrull 14 Texas A. Hardin Slmimim 4 eme State Mexico T. 8 N. Mexico tlluhlamK 0 S.

Francli.ro S. Colorado State 1'omona, Santa lara Montana By Associated Press The undefeated Bruins of U.C.L.A. continued their march toward the Rose Bowl by taming the Broncos of Santa Clara, 33-7, to make it five victories in a row yesterday before 35,898 at Los Angeles. Halfback Ernie Johnson scored three times, twice on accurate aerials from Ernie Case, The two other Uclan scores stemmed from Bronco fumbles on the five and three. Special to The Inquirer ALLENTOWN, Oct.

26. Unbeaten Muhlenberg College chalked up its fifth straight football triumph of the season today in turning back Franklin and Marshall College, 40-7, before 6000 homecoming fans. Ied by Bill Bell, who became a father a half hour before the game, the Mules rolled up 17 first downs to six and gained 289 yards from played mo uear.s in the nnal tali 27 yoming Wilier ollme JO Idaho Southern 12 iay "4 i ti VHl J' sv IHlainrlle 7 rugrt Sound 11 Mesa olo ollrge It arl.on A ollrsn of Idaho IM. .1. British Columbia 7 S.

Dakota Weslean 32. Falls Col. II Valley City Trhrs. 2. Ma ville Telirs.

Jamestown Colleaa 7. Kllendale Normal Susquehanna Trips Juniata, 9-0 HUNTINGDON, Oct. 2r5 Scoring all their points in the opening half, Susquehanna University' Crusaders scalped the Juniata College Indians, 9-0, today before a Stout 13 Mnorhead Tchrs. 12 scrimmage to 64. They completed six SOCCER Delaware F.

M. Navy 1 I'rnn State period and went on to gain a tie. KKCOVEIl l'TMBLE In the final period. Brown had taken the ball on downs on its own 21 and moved up to the Terriers' 47 on two long runs by Roy Swingler. Henry Pilot fumbled and Zeno recovered for B.

U. After two unsuccessful pass attempts which resulted in a loss of 14 yards, Zeno faded back to his 25 and pitched a long aerial to Hatch on the 28, who out-legged two Bruins to the goal line. Dorr place-kicked his second point after touchdown to tie the score. Navy i. X.

3 Johns Hopkins J.V. 2 Oklahoma S. 20 Southwestern Okla. T. 20 San Hrm 1.1 Menhrn Au.tln 7 v.ulhftfrn Tech Central 20 large Homecoming crowd.

Navy I'lebes 3 Baltimore fnly Massachusetts S. Connecticut frinceton 3 Cornell frim-eton J. V. (cancelled) Cornell J.V. Stevens Tech 9 Queens N'.

Y. snlr St. College 38. Mexiro State Texa Mines 2L Houston C. 7 Juniata Pos.

Susquehanna out of 13 passes for 185 yards, while P. and M. completed only three out of 11 for 49 yards. Muhlenberg struck twice for touch-downs in the first period, the first coming when Eddie Sikorksi dashed 15 yards. A short time later the Mules, aided.

by a 15-yard clipping penalty, got a first down on the Diplomat three and Bell crashed off tackle for the score. West hester ft Blnomsburs 1 riavenin-n Munienheric Texas iwn zi Iirarrr W. Texas S. 21 X. Mexiro A tries 14 Xavier 26 Arkansas State 0 FAR WF.S'T PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE Slippery Rock 1 Caxnegie Tech.

1 laie 1 Brown CROSS COUNTRY xahinrtn 20 California 8 S. California 28 Stanford 20 LE. L.T. LG. C.

G. R.T. RE. QB L.HB. HB.

FB. 7 Minnich Krulowicz Arthur Yanovitch Gottschall Campbell Diaz Frankenfield Peters Flukinger Zlm-k Susquehanna Juniata F. Jt 22: Mublenberc. 38: f-hlirh. 61 Ritehey Bryre Gray Wer.tsier Wlisnn Hvper Bryan Gray Stever Grot Barnerstocic Sherry Everhart 2 0 0 POINT AFTER, Safety Jum- rfion srat 13 Washington state 12 Oregon 26 Idaho 13 Navy 21 Maryland 34 Navy Flebes 16 Passaie N.

H. H. 39 Pitt IS Westminster 40 This was not a Pacific Conference test, but there was no paucity of action In regular league clashes: Southern California scored 14 points In the fourth quarter to beat Stanford, 28-20; Oregon unleashed a 19-point -sortie in the second period to top Idaho, 26-13; Washington rebounded from a 6-6 halftime tie to defeat California, 20-6, and, in a game in which the rivals took turns scoring in each stanza, Oregon State edged Washington State, 13-12. Southern California's triumph came on the versatility of its great backfield quartet of Mickey Mc-Cardle, Bob Musick, Gordan Gray and Johny Naumu after Stanford's sensational Lloyd Merriman found the load too much for one man's shoulders. The Trojans finally took the lead early in the fourth quarter when Stanford, on its own 28, gambled on a fourth-down plunge failed, losing the ball and setting up the winning marker before 50,000 at Palo Alto.

Wisconsin 18 Minnesota 41 Brown U. Grimshaw Walters Hodosh Conilon lactiele Lalikos Seal les Finn Dorsey Nelson Swingler 7 714 0 014 SCORING: Boston I'nlversity Pos. Fitzpntrirk L.E. Ramacorli L.T. Stewart L.G.

Rev ma C. I'jirs'ins G. Wistcrt R.T. Powers E. Toner QB.

Giles L.HB. Kirkman R.HB. Zrno FB. Boston University 0 Brown University 14 0 BOSTON UNIVERSITY TOUCHDOWNS Zenn. Hatch TOUCT I DOWNS Pet er s.

TOUCHDOWN Wissinger. ata. Muhlenberg Mever Avemo Itnlnx-r Sweat lock Sbordone Bodgwierij Mibighaus Beers Beh Crider Sikorski Muhlt nherg -F. and M. Pos.

L.T. C. R.G. R.T. RE.

QB. L.H3. R.HB. FB. 3.1 7 0 0 and M.

ten man Ireland Mflttiola Diaco Pickner Crouch Wertz McManus Trees 3340 7 7 School FOOTBALL CATHOLIC LKAGl St. Joseph's 21 St. John's I STANDINGS W. T. I'ts.

W. p. State Wins, 6-2, Against Colgate for Kirk Cheyney Eleven Victor Over Storrer by 14-0 WEST CHESTER, Oct. 26 Cheyney College's football team defeated Storrer College, 14-0, today. man): EXTRA POINTS Doerr (for Giles) Roman Catb 4 8 St.

Joseph's 2 2 0 4 West tath. 3 1 St. James 13 0 2 North Cath. 3 1 0 A St. John's 0 4 0 0 IjiSalle, 3 2 0 6 South Cath.

0 4 0 0 MUHLENBERG SCORING Touchdowns 2 iplacekicks). BROWN SCORING: TOUCHDOWNS Dorsev. Finn. EXTRA POINTS Swir.gler (placekick 2. Martin Pnintc MKorski.

licit 2, Crider 2. ok (AP Wirephoto) st.inos. 6 BCX-MONT CONFERENCE Dojlestown IS Hstboro Sprinctield 47 f. Moreiand OTHER GAMES Dover 13 Salisbury 13 auer tournaowns: Marker (for Sikorski) 4 (placements). FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL SCORING: Touchdown: Constantino.

Point after touchdown: Karl (place-mentl. MUHLENBERG SUBSTITUTIONS: Tolosky, Padgett. Roveda. Deah. Barker, Mackin.

Quint. Hayden, Cellan. Schreiber, Lane, Moser. Dictz. Beers.

Srhell. FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL SUBSTITUTIONS: Sweeney. Scandiber. Manuel. Zodria.

Henderson. Bunce. Quick. Fultineer. Hornferk.

Whitefleld. Goff. James. Knstanski, San-zotta, Gebensleben. Wagner.

Wolle. Chevney Fos. Storrer Dirkerson E. Kcid T. Ree.er Baker LG.

Branson Dunn c. Vsard Henderson G. Waiker Hilton R.T. Branch E. O.

Nator Davis QB M. Jscksrwi Clement L.HB. W.mma Starbarlc R.HB. Rober Pride F. B.

Johnson Chevrey 0 7 714 Storrer 0 0 0 0 0 CORNELL STAR STOPPED AFTER GAIN Halfback Walt Kretz, after picking up five yards in yesterday's game at Princeton, encounters two-man barrier in Tackle Duncan Robertson (79) and an unidentified-Tiger. Cornell scored in fourth quarter for 14-7 victory. Mt. Holly 33 Cape May li Salem lt llman I'olnt lrananl 7 Toms iiiver 6 William I'cnn 12 lUrritbum lath. 14 Grove City Wins, 14-0 GROVE CITY.

Oct. 26 (AP). Grove City College struck swiftly for two third-period touchdowns to overwhelm Allegheny College, 14-0, today. Held scoreless in the first half by the Gators, Grove City's Jack Shankle drove across from the one early in the third quarter to climax a 41-yard march. neinieneni 2H Easton Santa Clara UCLA Buckley L.F..

Baldwin Falsarella L.T. Matthews MrDermid L.G. Nikcevlch Ad a C. McLaughlin GianelH R.G. Clements Aliiquie R.T.

Mike Hennessey RE. Kurrasch Crowley QB Case Hare L.HB. E.Johnson Bauer R.HB. Shipkey Dowling KB. Myers Santa Clara 0 0 0 7 7 UCLA 6 7 13 733 lorn Keadinic 7 iinamsiHirt 7 John Harris 24 Mahanoy City 7 Hers lie? 28 Carlisle 0 Sharon Hill ly Swarthmore 13 CHEYNEY SCORING: Touchdowns Points after touchdown HAMILTON.

N. Oct. 26. In a battle featured by stubborn defensive play cf both teams, Penn State Collece defeated Colgate University, 6-2, today before 15.000, largest home crowd in Red Raider history. The victory gave the Nit-tany Lions an edge in the all-time football series with Colgate with five victories, four defeats and one tie.

The invaders threatened early when John Nolan recovered Howard Baird's fumble on the Raider 10, but Al Fassnacht recovered for Colgate when Bob Weitzel fumbled on the trst play. COLGATE GETS SAFETY Pushed back to their 16 a few minutes later, the Lions gave up two points when Fassnacht tossed Ell-wood Petchel for a safety after the latter had chased into the end zone to recover Oggie Martella's wild pass from center. Cornell Jars Princeton, 14-7; j.rmoyne Eower faxton 7 1 Clements 2. Clement 2. SANTA CLARA SCORING: Touchdown, Kelly (Hare).

Point after touchdown: Yale Defeats Coast Guard Martin Gets 2 Touchdowns Florence eo t'rmberton Abinicton 7 Lpper Darby llkewood 28 IahII Williamson T. 40 f. M. C. frep 27 E.

Stroudsuurr J. Itinxston 20 lalns St eel I on 2 Ijincaster hester 20 Ridley ark savrevtllf! 28 .1 Chavez (Hare). UCLA SCORING: Touchdowns: Shipkey, E. Johnson 3. Holsch (E.

Johnson). Points after touchdowns: Rowland (E. Johnson), 3. 3UJY' LOUIES hy Sauer Red Bank 18 l.i.n.rH 1 The Line up Idaho Atlantic HiKblands 20 Freehold 2 An.kibon 26 Wilson Culiiniidale 10 Media 0 ineland 7 Haddonfleld I'hoenK ville 14 NurrULown 1 redjITrin-EasttOHa 14 Coatesville T. 13 Knr 14 im T.

Kiilsganrd Zenketitch Potter Dane Barnes V'iro Lvnam Hammond A VetVly Advertising Column cf Thingi Naw and lnttriting Oregon llrarls Elliott Mel and Ecklund Murphy Stanton Bartholemv Shaffer Newquist Ramev Koch 726 3313 Pos. L.E. L.T. L.G. C.

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F. 39 0 .0 tilen Nor 34 rospert I'ark 0 National l-ann 33 Mast haunt 0 Princeton Finical Williams Atkinson Ferantonl (Capt.) Zundel Robertson, G. D. Gallagher West Warner Ransoma Jenkins Cornell Princeton Pos. Cornell L.

E. Rogers L.T. Wvdo L.G. Quinn C. Pastuck KG.

PasiHViiKe R.T. Ftirman K. Oistasto Burns. J. 1.

HII. Kictz. H1J. Dawson FB. Martin (Capt.) 7 0 0 714 0 7 0 7 The Lions scored on three plays Chri.stensen Delorme West Chester 7 Atlantle Ity Voc.

Ft Iower Merloa t'ottstown Wildnood 14 Itidlev T. oaliiale I'ark loioen Collinsswood 20 Theis Ore iron Idaho Atlantic City treorg S. NEW HAVEN, Oct. 26 (AP). Yale University, calling on its regulars only after a third-period Coast Guard Academy uprising, walloped the Cadets, 47-14, before 10,000 today.

One of the Ell's regulars was their Ebony Express, Levi Jackson. Although he played les than five minutes, he stole the show with two brilliant final-session touchdown runs of 23 and 36 yards. Eclipsed only by Jackson's performance was the work of Al Binder, 147-pound Coast Guard southpaw passer, and his receiver, George By FRANK GARA Continued From First Page rocketed over from the -yard line. It was Martin who started as well as climaxed the first successful Big Red drive, also, after a pass interception had given Cornell the oval on its 47 early in the opening quarter. He boomed for 12, then Walt Fietz the game's leading ground-gainer with 102 yards in 14 carries against Martin's 60 in 13 tries cut off right tackle and raced to the five.

Martin cracked over right tackle, carrying defender Tom Jenkins into the end zone with him. Bob Dean booted the first of his two placements at 6.17, and it was 7-0. This score obtained until midway 0 7 6 0 6 Hrldjceton OREGON SCORING: Touchdowns DowninKlown 21 Bridgeport NEW YORK, N. Oct. foot-ball han a wealth of PIAYKK material this -year, hut don't think that it iim't frrling some of the shortages, too.

One "mail college, on resuming the sport, has a record-breaking squad of 81, but only 26 pairs of football SHOES. It isn't unusual to se! substitutes and players sitting on the field Leicht (sub for Ramev). Newquist, Reynolds 2 (sub for Ramev). Point after umlnttoi I'. Merlon 0 touchdown Newquist 2 (placement).

IDAHO SCORING: Touchdowns C. Barnes (sub for Kiilsgaard'. Beitz (sub for Delorme). Point after touchdown Plastino (placement). California Pos.

Washington furiously lacing and unlacing shoes raring to change before too much time is called. Oh what a place for zippers I Diffenbaugh L. E. Hagen Sockolov L.T. Rice Dodds L.G.

Zeeer Pieper C. Berlin CORNELL SCORING: Martin (2). Extra points: Dean placements. PRINCETON SCORING: Touchdown Ransome. Extra points Ransome placement.

PRINCETON SUBSTITUTES: Ends-Burns. Mead, Meyer. Tackles Smith, Thompson. Guards Cleveland. Gran-bery.

Robertson. Centers Burns, A. Barks Frankge. Kirmil, Leibert, Ulrichs, Powers. Eastham.

CORNELL SUBSTITUTES: Ends Bol-Rer. HarRi-ave. Lanslne. Mosser. West-phal.

Tackles Davis. Grvska. Guards Husch. Centers Daukas, Kostes. Hacks Bradley, Chollett, Dean, Saylor, Wheeler, Wright.

Otticials: Referee David Kaufman. John Hopkins. Umnlre A. Paul Minton. Lovola.

Head Linesman J. Walter Coffee. Rutsets. Field Judge Frank Morris. Swarthmore.

Electric Clock H. E. Van Surdam. Wesle-yan. STATISTICS zn Htddnn Heights 7 Iinsdowne 7 N.

Coventry 27 Ocean City 45 Sharon Hill 19 Wyoming Sem 19 Clifton Heights 31 Spring City 28 Swedesboro 20 Mill Hie 45 Woodstown 43 f'aulsboro 32 l-awrenrevllle 12 St. Benedict's 31 Phlllipsburg 18 Wharton 13 Market fstnwn 38 Hellefnnt 7 West Reading 14 Wilson 20 M-yers 12 Fphrata 6 Ml air i Cosgrove. Between them, they accounted for the dizzy third quarter excitement with Cosgrove tallying both of his team's touchdowns, the first on a 10-yard pass and the oth j- ranz (i. Meyers Turner R.T. Bayer Groefsema RE.

Bruce Erb Q. Hemstad Jensen L.H. Provo er from 12 yards out. Kenfleld H. King Main FB.

Ottele with three minutes of the first half remaining, with Joe Colone playing the hero role. He made 13 and six en two rushing tries, then tossed to Wally Triplett. ex-Cheltenham High School, star, who took the ball on the Colgate 15, shook off Walt McQuade and trotted over. The Raiders fought back from their own 25 to the Lion's 10 on seven plays, three of them long passes, but the srun stopped the drive and the second half found their offense completely bottled. Co'rste Penn State rreht E.

Walters Kixjfteirl L.T. Moore G. Nobile Kna nnvich Jvuck V. i. JMjtkmvski s-ari-n HI.

Nolan rur-kwrrth P. K. Pet skin t)B Weaver i HH. Williams R.HB. Durkola KB.

Colone Co'sate 2 0 0 2 Penn Slate 0 6 0 0 6 COLGATE SCORING Safety. Petchel darkled in end zone by Fassnacht). PENN STATE SCORING Touchdown. Triplett. COIjGATF.

SUBSTITUTIONS Ends. Lean', Ersrker tackles. Hoffman. Reick: guards, Lampe. Kershi.

Vetrano; centers. McClure, Bowman: backs, Mrburger, Heddv, Nord-yrark. Wh ier. PENN STATE SCfrSTITU-7 IONS Ends. Tambviro.

James. Hell, Mis-K-ic7. C7ekai: tackles. Klnley. Kyle: r-arls, Sanbrock, Nemels; center.

Mantelio; barks. Wnt7el, Petchel, Lang, I njou. Pearson. Vlinaki. STATLSTICS California fJ 0 fi WashinKton 0 6 7 720 CALIFORNIA SCORING: Touchdowns Woodbury a Springfield 0 C.

Chichester 0 Hammontoa 6 Swarthmore 13 Hill S. 13 F.ddystone 18 Marple Newtown 0 Pcnnsgrove Cath. 0 Clayton 13 filassboro 0 Camden Regional 0 Peddle 0 Farragut 13 Rarringer 0 Belvldere Washington 0 lewlsfown 7 Hoyertown 12 Wyomlssing 14 oughlin Re l.lnn 0 Diineannnn 6 Middletowa II I.ykens 8 Stroiidshurg 0 6 Pen Argyl Coplay 7 Camp Hill 6 Plttston Voc. 0 Muhlenberg T. 0 Wlndber 12 Piltston 0 Plalnfield Branch 0 I.lnden 0 Somerville A Am boy 6 Cloister 7- in the second period when the Tigers drove 36 yards after Ernie Ransome put them in position with a 34-yard punt return.

Jenkins, Ransome and Carl Leibert alternated for a first down on the five, and, on last down, Ransome squirmed across from the 1V4 -yard line. Ransome's boot knotted the count at 9.35. Opportunities were negligible thereafter until Cornell's final suc ARE YOUR FEET UNHAPPY? Then treat them to walking in NEOUTK Soles! They aren't rubber, leather, plastic nor fabric but a marvelous test-tube product made by Goodyear. First off, they're slipper-easy on your feet, they'll insulate them against winter cold and are absolutely waterproof. they won't mark floors indoors or let you skitter-scatter over rups.

This "sole of comfort" helps shoes keep their smart, trim lines and jrives sturdy support but best of all, NEOLITE far outwears leather! Look for the NEOLITE mark Jensen. WASHINGTON SCORING: Touch downs Austin, 2 (sub for Hemstad), Yale Sclenr Pi cevirh Cipolaro Montnno Frank Davidson Conwav Scovill Fereuson Nadnernv Barksdale 14 2147 Coast Guard Pos. Friwlhoff L.E. Ochman L.T. Guisnrss L.G.

Burke C. Dorsky R.G. Starr I R.T. Ross RE. Binder QB.

Duinn L.H. Cosgrove H. Booth F.B. Coast Guard 0 Yale 7 6. Biddle.

Point after touchdown Mikalson, 2 (placekick). Princeton 10 3 14 2(1 5 75 First downs Yards gained rushing Forward passes Forwards completed Cornell 36 192 15 9 107 3 Stanford Pos. S. Calif. Yards gained, forwards Deswarte L.E.

Essick Forwards intercepted by 39 Boensch L.T. Ferraro 10 Hachten L.G. Rea Average distance of punts. cess, with routine college football producing a kicking game in which Burns had a substantial edge over COAST GUARD SCORING: Touchdown Cocirrove 2. Point after touchdown Wet- Flatland C.

Antles yards Ironi line of scrim Hummelstnwn 13. New umbcrland Hlghsplre 27 Wilson 'I Scotland zn Nazareth 19 ruuigor 4a Susquehanna 12... Bin knell J. c. 40.

Stevens Trade 31 Aitoona 20 Suoyerville 38. Highland Park 7. South River 40. arteret 0 Plain field 34 Wnodhrldge 7..... Wcitwood 12......

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Lillywhite Run-backs of punts. yards-Fumbles One fumbles recovered 91 2 2 4 50 47 2 1 (I 11 65 Ransome the Cornell quarterback boasted an average of 47 yards per boot against 32 on nine punts against 10. Krickson L.H. Garlm Penalties Martin R.H. Battle VETERANS! WHICH OUT- Yards lost, penalties Merriman FB.

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Ferguson. Gillis (sub for Ferguson'. Conwuv. Connelly (sub for Barksdale. Points after touchdowns Booe (sub for 5 (Placements).

Youngstown Trips Lebanon Valley ANNVILLE, Oct. 26. Youngstown (Ohio) College football team spoiled Lebanc. Galley College's homecoming today by capturing its Colgate Penn Stale downs: Wakefield 2. U.S.C.

SCORINC Touchdovns: Essick. Musick 2. Naumu. First dmvns 10 Kutzfown Tchrs. Beat Trenton, 12-0 KUTZTOWN, Oct.

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Ramsey 7 JtldgewiMid 14 Pompton Fakes 13 Weequahie 14 Snuthslde 0 Central 19 Westside (I Niitley 2 Fastside Irvington 14 Belleville 13 Oranite 20 v. Orange 12 Montclair 6 East Orange 2 Columbia 2 Westfield 7 Keamev 13 Snvder 7 IMrklnsnn 23 Rloomfleld 0 niooinrieid lech 7 l.yndhurst f.len Ridge 20 Summit erona 12 Madison fl I aldnell 8 Mil hum 6 Clifford Scott 19 Passaic Valley 0 I nloo 6 Hound Brook Hillside 27 Cranfnrd Meturhen 21 Rnmsnn 0 lrmsrut 13 Fnion Hill 7 Memorial 211 r.merson 6 today, 12-0. 12 17 Wi 3.3 1 11 3 5.t 3 1 3 30 Early in the second canto. Pull- Wash. State Pos.

Oregon State Kramer L.E. Lorenz Niemi L.T. Pudriy Godfrey L.G. Evensen Lazor C. Gray Parry G.

Chaves Doornink R.T. Ossowski Swanson E. Anderson Eggers (JB. Reiman Williams L.HB. Gustafson Akins R.HB.

Samuel George FB. Carpenter Washington State 0 6 0 6 12 Oregon State 6 0 7 0 33 back Johnny Long drove over from Kickriffs. average 1 the four-yard line to register the 60 trained kickofr ret. initial marker. In the third period.

1 Eumnies C-n fumbles recovered Charley Norris took a punt on his 4 Vards lost, penalties 30 own 28 and raced 72 yards A Pos. Youngstown L.E. Peluskl L.T. Feluskt L.G. Yahn C.

Angelo G. Zinnia R.T. Pavlich RE. Organ QB. Gibson I.

HB. Janecko R.HB. Davano FB. licci 0 0-6 6 7 () 7 20 SCORING: Tourh- Lebanon Valley Neb Schmasler Zimmerman Wasilewski Reiricr a eya Roman Gam her R.Iless Bowman Di Johnson Lebanon Valley Youngstown YO! rNGSTOWN ATM I FTPC CnnT7 a-, 'JLtHi WASHINGTON STATE SCORING Trenton Tos. Touchdowns: Williams.

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35 Greenhrlar M. 21 Jessup 0 Ashury Park St. George 13 Staunton A To Kings Point, 7-6 Penn T. 35 Yotingwood 6 IJgonler Tra fiord 0 Sscoring Touchdowns: Long, Norris. Substitutions: Trenton Brasca.

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Herold, Krysa, Frontz, Rauenzahn. Cannel. Thorpe. Dietrich, Ixird. Officials Referee: Frank Khite.

Albright head lino; man: Karl Conz. Penn State; field judge; Lcroy Jones, Columbia. Bessmer 7 3 Mercer 0 KINGS POINT. N. Oct.

26 U. S. Merchant Marine Academy's football team, defeated in all its six previous games this season, scored a major upset today by defeating Fordham University, 7-6. rturtt i ninrv i nuisi says Vip, the mad cartoonist. "But actually, I'm.

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Pacific brought the to their feet late in the second quarter on an overall play which covered 102 yards. Northwestern's Don Burson attempted a pass from the Pacific 25 which was filched on the 4 by Ed Le Baron. Le Baron lateralled behind the goal line to Wayne Hardin who galloped to the Northwestern 25 before being surrounded with tacklers. He then lateralled to End John Rohde who broke through the mob and dashed across. Pos I K.

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Swarthmore College's football team injected a sour note into Ursinus College's Old-Timers Day Celebration today, defeating the Bears, 19-12, for their fourth consecutive loss ck the season. Swarthmore was led to their second victory in four rtart by William Black, a Swarthmore High School product, in today's 34th renewal of the series. Black took an Ursinus punt and raced 6 yards for Swarthmore's second touchdown in the first period and went off tackle for 46 yards and another six-pointer in the third quarter. Recovery of Swarthmore fumbles paved the way for Ursinus touchdowns. Paul Detweiler went 16 yards to frore after a fumble had been recovered on the Swarthmore 23 in the second period.

In the final quarter, Ed Miller scored from the 9 after the Boars had recovered a Gsmft fumble on the 10. I.a Salle 27 Salestanlnm Allentown Central 89 Frackvllln Johnstown 20 German T. mnilrl THF MmiTFRRANFAN 0 Rutgers Shatters G. Wash. U.

Streak NEW BRUNSWICK. N. Oct. 26. Rutgers University's football team erased the George Washington University of Washington, D.

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Oct. 26. The Huskies from Bloomsburg State Teachers College spoiled the annual Mothers and Dad's day celebration at Shippensburg State Teachers College today, defeating the local Red Raiders 12-6, before 3000. A blocked Shippensburg punt, recovered in the end zone provided Bloomsburg the winning touchdown. Miami Wins on Rally ATHENS, Oct.

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