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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPlLuBER 1957 cd eg S3 Soph QB, 19, Engineers 13-0 VictorySMU Defeats Versatile Navy Routs The 76-page rotogravure sup plement, "Delaware Valley, U.S.A., 1957" is filled with valuable information. It's free with every copy of Tuesday's Inquirer. As Ga. Tech Topples Ky. in 130 4b-b A A A ttwtt NEWTON, Sept.

21 (AP). Versatile Naw cm Cnnt 01 At 17 -V' i i.i, vciaainc EFRKELEY Calif Sent ciusiieu tzrrz rVT I A aL7j? i (UP). The lean and hungry Boston College 46-6 today as the Midshipmen launched their Mustangs of Southern Methodist, football year of destiny spurred by quarterback Tom Forrestal ATLANTA, Sept. 21 (P). Georgia Tech found a master, engineer today in sophomore quarterback Fred Braselton and rmf.n hocoo-1 and captain Ned Oldham.

this season, upset favored Cali HHIHWrillMUII'HnHsHilHM nailed down a 13-0 victory in its i a fornia, 13-6, today to mark their 1600 DELAWARE AVE (at Tosktr St.) season optfuer aaiusi ivei lucKy.i Forrestal, the slick field general from Cleveland, completed seven of 10 passes for 143 yards and two touchdowns in the first 17 minutes of the contest. Oldham contributed two touchdowns and three conversions as The tall, lean, 19-year-old Texan came up with the key cal, pass or run when Tech needed it most, Oklahoma Wins 41st in Row, 26-0 Continued from First Sports Page seventh straight victory in history over a West Coast team before 45,000. Billy Dunn, a converted halfback making his first start at quarterback, sparked his team PHILA. STORES OPEN 9nH nii orl u'ooLnocc rn lense. Braselton, irom corpus! eh i SUNDAY well as vital yardage on marches most of the day in a battle of split-! The Sooners had to score twice to to key the swift-striking Naw 5 tv ol'o thie ntia cfinl' M.

to4 P. M. 10; 30 A. formations that gave Bill Meek winged-T offense. STILLER SCORES BETTER TIIAX '5C Sandefer scored from the 12 rr, A.

a triumph in his debut as SMU coach while ruining the coming-out party of Bear coach Pete El- 711 GLENW00O AVE. Christi, engineered both scoring drives, passing six yards to end Jerry Nabors in the end zone for the clincher in the third quarter. Stan Flowers, a senior and the only non-soph in Tech's young backfield, got the first score late in the first period, powering over from the 7. Kentucky also unveiled a smart signal caller in Lowell Hughes. But some fine Tech kicking and swift, line play prevented me iavy ciuo, raiea Dy Acad only to have the play nullified by! iott.

emy Supt. William R. Smedbers SWEAT SHIRT 0) With talilorma leading, b-o, as possibly the greatest in An a penalty. On the next play, Dodd passed 17 yards to end Don Stiller for the marker. early in the second period, Dunn WITH PARKA HOOD led a 66-yard drive, then plunged Oklahoma fourth touchdown over from close up and kicked the Extra heavy, assf.

I colors. Size S-M-l. Ideal for hunttr. conversion which put the Metho-j napolis history and by coach Eddie Erdelatz as superior to last year's once-beaten aggregation, scored the first two times it had possession. The Sailors moved 61 and 73 yards, respectively, as Oldham ran A final a rr rn nna onH Hughes from putting together football player.

i etc. No. 2 unit with Dick Carpenter and Stiller sparking a 44-yard march. The touchdown came on a 24-yard flip from David Baker 2.77 eg. 3.99 valuo 2 ft to Carpenter, who caught the ball Forrestal tossed a five run.

when it deflected off Pitt's Bobby nin? tft pnH vv pass dists ahead. SMU SCORES AGAI.V SMU scored again late in the third period when Charlie Jackson, an explosive halfback, went over from the three to climax a short march from the California 25. This second touchdown came scoring march. completely did Tech dominate that' not until the fourth period was Kentucky aile to move into Engineer territory. Jack Gallagher and Bobby Cravens were prime figures in a Wild-cat drive which carried to the Tech 28 as Cravens unreeled a 27- U.

S. NAVY HiP BOOTS Boyd. for the other. After BC had its moment of Ideal for flshinf. This marked Oklahoma's 41st victory since the second game of the 1953 season when Pitt tied can ke tvrnel on to otsirrd htiqnt.

glory in this dedication of its ml Instra snans adiast to foot for iftter after the 28,000 seat stadium jammed to capacity, Navy struck for two Bears had failed for; them. 7-7. time during the half1 Pitt's offense suffered from the tt. Sizes S-M-L. the third more scores before half and three yard sprint.

But Cal James kept Cravens! from going all the way. anc a fewj minutes later James intercepted; a Hughes' pass on the Tech goal; LVJ inane uuugii aiuagv. iuut iaii ui dii experienced quarter- aw intor-micci gambling on a fourth down situ- back. Although the huge Pitt line Rr nrPH i- aft-r 1 In. nlliiii i i iation tKhfrk6d 0klthJ.ma in the firft second period began on a 93-vard 0 0 0 half vnnncr.

Knlirlpn va unoKlo California southern Methodist -o 7 6 o-u scoring pass play lrom quarter- back Don Allard to halfback Tom Touchdowns: Runn (l, buck), Jackson dcuon ai joe Sullivan. Allard slenned intn alter Kentucky had moved the ball to the 20. Tech moved 60 yards on 13 plays for its first touchdown, and its second score was set uf when Cravens fumbled the kickeff and TP Telephoto California halfback Jack Hart flies through the air after Southern Hit thodist's Ray Masters (right) upended him with a flying tackle in the third quarter yesterday. SMU scored a 13-6 upset in the gridiron opener. PAT.

Dunn. buck STATISTICS jail during the final games of the his end zone to hurl the ball- Sul. ,1906 season, was unsure his hvan grabbed it away from Old- California 17 u.u du coaiiy riu ham at midfieid and raced the iumoies resuuea irom iauity rest of the distance. SMU 16 251 53 58 3 134 3 15 hannnffs First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes completed Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 206 V4 813 0 2-36 3 5 Tech's Leon Askew recovered on the Kentucky 24. Kentucky 0 0 0 00 Georsia Tech 0 0 6 0-13 GEORGIA TECH SCORING -Touch Wash.

State's Passes Wyoming Wins Navy 14 12 7 13-46 i Oklahoma also had a rookie Boston College 0 6 0 6 FANTASTIC quariemaCK in UOCia, Wno naa NAVY SCORING: Touchdowns, Oldham 2 1, plunge); AU-Kee '5. pass form norpr rilai-iirl larcitw rr 'j rv-i a of orrestal I i-orrestai jianuch (0. pass-run from downs: Flowers 7. rum; Nabois (6. pass lrom Braselton.

PAT James. STATISTICS Ga. Tech Kentucky REBUILDING Rout Nebraska, in Row, 12-7 Oregon's Goal jtftat position. However, Dodd and Forrestal Welborn 10. pass from iinfti.rtiirin i i jij Hood Zembruski (7.

run): Brandquist understudy, Baker, handled ,3, run. conversions, oidham 3. Brand-Oklahoma's intricate maneuvers "US1CV, frjn Fr UV rT i VLil.IiULi V. I 1 1UULTI' With the poise Of veterans. downs.

T. J. Sullivan (93. pass-run from First Downs Rjsh Yardage Pass Yardage Passes Completed Passes Intercepted by-Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 15 8 195 138 37 17 410 216 2 6-35 8 1 1 5 used AUard'- Coach Bud Wilkinson I LINCOLN, Sept. 21 (AP).

Washington State un- LARAMIE, Sept. 21 (UP). I leashed a dizzying air attack today to whip Nebraska, 34-12, in Wyoming stopped a last-minute intersectional game before 31,000. Bob Newman, a igo-jpass offensive by Kansas State to- Edges Idaho, 9-6 three Sooner teams, which he alternated as units. One of the nnnnH inninr rmartPrWL- lprJ 10 Win US Itin Siraigni iooi- Texas Topples Sept.

21 (UP), players to see action was half- TVTnrr ic hnntfpH hark Prpntirp Oautt thp first the aerial circus. He threw bal1 under MOSCOW, Id. SOUS ft c'ehtrm. cm 135 FllBErT ST. coacn ana using a new tuuuuue uiiuacri.

oatii. (J -11 a Ilia UOlllg a UtW miuuiv i Uiiwuva wuv.n. I rt yA e-Vrv 1 i'lwiwj vwiv long ana snort passes wun. nrpn's first field enal in eieht Neero ever to Dlav on an Okla- Texas A. M.

Whips 21 deadly accuracy. Twice in the. Not since the 1956 Sun Bowi has years today for a 9-6 victory over.homa team. 13 Bucknell Downs Albright Eleven Georgians, 26-7 tirst nait, Mewmans tosses Wyoming, defending Skyline underrated Idaho in a Pacific Oklahoma 0 brought touchdowns with end fhomninn hppn HpfpatPd Coach' Coast Conference eame. iPittsburgh 0 7 1 0-26 0 0 0-0 Continued from First Sports Page OKLAHOMA Rector 12.

pass from Sandefer); Thomas Jack Fanning receiving. jeob Devaney took over the unde- Morris's'boot came shortly be Newman's stand-in, Bunny feated 1956 sauad remnants. To- fore the end of the third period (13. run): Stiller (17. Pass from Dodd ATLANTA, Sept.

21 (AP). yard march with a PAT Carpenter (24. pass from Baker) Slippery Walt Fondren, a split-T 21! Aldrich, connected on still an-day, his Michigan State multiple broke 6-6 tie and kept Oregon Dodd STATISTICS scoring slant off right tackle. LEWISBURG, Sept. Maryland came right bak fol- a rrrtnc a ndl opened its other touchdown pass in the sec- offense proved sound.

in the four -team race for the Rose 7 quarter to Gail Cogdill for a wyominc 0 12 0-12 Bowl. First Downs Rushing Yardage 20 310 86 Morris galloped 16 yards on the Passes ompleted magician, and bulldozing sophomore fullback Mike Dowdle reintroduced Texas to football high society tonight by leading the Longhorns to a 26-7 opening game football victory over much-im 4 11 2 aidie 4 1 WYOMING SCORING: Zowada U. sneak; Maushart (run. 10). 20-6 halftime lead.

The teams traded fumbles opening play of the game to the 1: Idaho one, but that threat died Pums 74 7-14 1 1 10-32 1 3 41 2 6 2 KANSAS STATE SCORING: Touchdown-Keady 170. end run). PAT Zabnik. 1 rummer i.osi 1 1 1 I K1 iun iiic r-vggica actuiiu nju.ii-j down to capture a fumble and footba11 season before 4000 to-surge 25 yards with are again night with a 16-0 victory over Al-driving the final two steps bright in a contest featuring the Loyd Taylor converted alter all first idd al kicked at Me. three Texas scores, while John Fritsch kicked the first monal Stadium in 20 years.

Maryland conversion only have The 15-yard goal was kicked by Penalized 135 wnen iuaiio Huge aire nuiieu, Yards Oregon back to the eight. But: proved Georgia. touchdowns in the third quarter and Washington State iced the victory in the fourth. Washington State 7 13 7 7-34 Nebraska 0 6 6 012 S. Five Victorious MEN'S Versatile Fondren.

a dazzling Oregon mustered a drive in the kTlT 01 A T3 RoughRidersRomp! runner and superb faker, scored TEL The U. 1 Tk second period which netted a 6-0 S. basketball team routed 5 BOYS lone touchdown and sent the 210 WASHINGTON STATE SCORING- halftime lead as sud luiioacK a his other try blocked almost off tackle Bill Walacek. It was the Touchdowns Faning 3 (20. pass from 1 Holland.

72-33. todav at the Mac- pound Dowdle hurtling for two Newman; 3. Chuck Osborne intercepted Idaho Wer ArgOndUTS pass from Newman; 10. 1 1 more as Texas equaled its 1956 'virtnrv mitmit in its first damp TORONTO, Sept. 21 (AP).

pass from Newman); Cogdil (26. pass from Aldrich); Morrell (4. run). PAT. Stevens, Aldrich, Newman.

Jones. NEBRASKA SCORING-Touchdowns: Stinnett run); Tolly (1, run). caman oames. lop u. a.

scorers were Marty Funk, of Adelphi. with 14 points, and Sid Levy, of horse field. ine uuawa nougn ruuers itunu under coach Darrell Royal. the toe of his shoe by Osbc rne. The Aggies lost one quarter touchdown when rookie back Gordon LeBoeuf fumbled the ball just before he stepped across the goal line and tve 15- first of his career, and boosted Bucknell into a 10-0 second-quarter lead.

While the Bisons dominated the play on a hot, muggy night, they SUITS COATS SUBURBAN quarterback Howard Willis pass on the Oregon 30. Twelve plays later, Oregon quarterback Jack Crabtree plunged over from the one. Idaho tied it in the third. Eight- eight touchdowns, four of them in, With success assured, the lithe Batting Titles 5th DETROIT. The Tigers won the last quarter, to wallop the: 170-pound senior Fondren handed Toronto Argonauts, 55-14, today the controls to sophomore Bobby and move into a three-way tie forXackey, who treated the swelter- v.

Penn Booters Win Penn's soccer team won, 4-2, yard penalties among tie 90 had trouble reaching pay dirt, Un Irlnl-nff ecu Uldya unci IdfllllK liic losing! the American League batting fumbling six times and yaras penauzea nuiimea as manv aDnarent srnrin? ririvps over Merion Cricket Club yester-jWillis plunged over for the tying first place in the ball Union. Big tour rooi-jmg shirt-sleeved crowd of 33,000 ito a fourth Texas tally in the wan- COATS BRAND NEW score. Crown in 1956 but finished fifth. Jday on the latters field possession lour limes ing minutes of the fourth quarter STATISTICS Texas Maryland The 13-play, 75-yard drive for the first score came in the first MEN'S SUI Maior League IlSaitiiig Average mi IS 9 244 123 97 3 126 7-1 1 1 quarter on a 21-yard scoring pass and TOPCOITJ (C omplrte through im(i of Friday, September 20) First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted By Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Texas 7 Maryland 7 TFYAfi A JK. Yf from quarterback Perry Fetter-man, East Greenville, to end Jim 7-279 1 1 90 42 A A 14 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLIB BATTING CLUB AB HR RBI Pet.

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All books and instructions for as little as $6.00 a month. Est. 1897 not-for-profit. Draftsmen are needed by industry. Just look at all the ads in the classified pages.

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO PREPARE FOR STEADY PAY AND GOOD FUTURE AS A DRAFTSMAN. Writ today for free information. AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CHICAGO Dept. D-7, Eastern District Office 216 Center Upper Darby, Pa. Mail without any obligation complete informaton and FREE booklet en haw to learn and qualify for these good paying jobs as draftsmen.

PHILADELPHIA, Harris, N. 216 Reese, Brooklyn 328 Zimmer. Bklyn. 252 HAMNER 489 JONES 429 7 1 6 10 8 4 JOHN M. STRIMPLE 4610 Cottman Avo.

Phono: DE 3-6100 BRISTOL, PA. 226 223 i Morgan, Chicago 400 Grand Slam Homers Hodges, Brooklyn and Post, Cincinnati, two each; Hoak and Thurman, Cincinnati: Moryn, Chicago; CIGARS MEDIA, PA. HENRY G. SMITH 310 W. State St.

Phone: LOw.ll 6-1902 HAODONFIELD, N. J. HENRY D. BEAN 247 Kings Highway, East Phono: Haddonfield 9-7500 PENNSAUKEN, N. J.

ED RAMMING 4500 Wostflold -Avo. Phono: Normandy 1-5 5 3t Anderson. Phils; Furillo, Brooklyn; Musial and Cunningham, St. Louis; Adcock, Covington and Schoendienst. Milwaukee, and Thomson, New York, one each.

PITCHING MAX BIATT 3624 N. Broad St. Phone: BA 3-8500 BRO0IE I SONES 74th Av. IN. 19th St.

Photi: LI 9-8400 EORGE It. BROWN 6664 Algard St. Phone: MA 4-7100 JOHN G. KECK CO. 1622 N.

Broad St. Phono: ST 4-447S GIL PERCH 3146 W. Diomond St. Phono: ST 4-7272 EUGEN C. BEYER 3712 Spruce St.

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