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"unJay, 25, 155? mm (I lit i 1 4 fc wr 5 -4 mmvS THE LONGVIEW SUNDAY NLWS-JOURNAL. 0 i i Of OvI's Miscues MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) With powerhouse fullback Charlie Flowers ripping Arkansas' line to North Texas State Edqc tatters, mighty Mississippi man handled Arkansas, 28-0, Saturday Flowers rammed over two 01 Blue Devils Nip Volfpack, 17-15 By University Of Houston Miss touchdowns in a bitter first half scramble that left the Razor- HOUSTON AP) Undefeated Halfback Ken Bolin scored from barks reeling. Halback Dewey Partridge and quarterback Jake North Texas State moved 63 yards the three. from the opening kickoff on the The vtrtory left North Texs Gibbs also hit paydirt for the power of Atoner Waynes and nea rebels.

with a 2-0 conference record and in position to clinch a title tie next quarterba eking of Vernon Cole The heavy but agile Mississippi Saturday night to defeat the Unl week by defeating Wichita at Den line kept the frustrated Porkers Ion. bottled ud most of the came. verslty ot Houston, 7-6, and take the lead In the Missouri Valley ferocious goal line 'stand late in North Texas 7MM Houston 0 I ft-6 Conference title race. the game stopped the Hogs best effort on the Ole Miss five NTex -Cole 2 run (Rose kick) Hous Bolin 3 run (kick failed) Houston also scored on a 65-yard march the first time the Cougars Ole Miss, a 10-polnt favorite AfSTlV (AP) Sophomore "spcpd'ttT Jack Collins slashed fr two short tourhriowns and passed (or another at unbeaten Texss rolled over rch-foe Rice, 28-8 Saturday The stampod'ng Steers proved their No. 3 national rank'ng before a full house of 57.000 who turned cut In memorial Stadium.

The Southwest Conference victory avenged last year' stunning 34-7 loss to Rice when Texn was rnked as the nation's 4th best. Texas pulverized the Rice ends on the key touchdown plays with cither quarterback Bobby Lackey calling far the long lateral or for a runu'ng hslfback pass. Rice fumb'es, a 21-yerd punt and a blocked 'tick led to three of touchdowns. The Owls rolled up a big mars'n in statistics but cashed in on had the ball but Mitch a mores conversion attempt was FOOTBALL SCORES controlled play from the starting horn, piling up 201 yards rushing to Arkansas' 106 and using Just enough passes to keep the defense wide. Houston did not threaten ser College Football on balance, iously again, but North Texas was held on downs on the Cougar eight By THE ASSOCIATED PEESS It was a tremendous bid for 'a in the second period and uw higher berth In the national foot EAST Texas Christian 13.

Pitt fumble stop a 54-yard drive on tht eight less than three minutes be RAJLEIGH, N. C. (API-Sophomore Jack Wilson scored two touchdowns, the second on a 61-yard runback of a pass Interception, to carry Duke to a 17-15 Atlantic Coast Conference football win over North Carolina State. A brilliant drive by the Wolf-pack fell short on the 28 In the final minute when quarterback Ron Wojclcki's field goal attempt failed. Wojcicki has passed his mates into contention with four straight completions In a series which began on his own 40.

A third period field goal from the 22 by guard Art Browning accounted for Duke's victory margin, and offset a N. C. State touchdown scored midway the final period. Wilson, speedster from Raleigh playing his first varsity game before a hometown crowd of 14.000, Intercepted a flat pass throwD by Wojcicki on the Duke 39. He scampered across untouched, breaking a 7-7 tie with about 8li minutes left in the half.

Wilson tallied the first Duke touchdown earlier in the second period. His 10-yard dash around ball rankings. Ole Miss stands fourth in The Associated Press Marqutte at Boston ppd fore the final gun. poll. Arkansas was tenth.

Cole scored the North Texas The Rebel cheering section set touchdown from the three on the up a roaring chant of "Mississippi first play after Haynes. the na Number One" as the seconds drip tion'i third leading ground gainer ped off the clock in the final had scampered 22 yards. Halfback period. Morris Rose converted. The Rebel touchdowns came Fullback Charlie Rieves moved in the second quarter when Ar rain, iplay Sunday) Holy Cross 34, Columbia 0 Maine 12, Bates 0 Penn 22.

Navy 22 (tie) Army 25, Colo. State U. 6 Syracuse 44. West Virginia Hofstra 15, Temple 0 Penn Military 20. Drexel 7 Brown 6, Rhode Island 0 Dartmouth 9, Harvard" 0 Princeton 20, Cornell 0 Yale 21.

Colgate 0 Anvherst 6, Wesley an 0 Tufts 23, Williams 0 Rutgers 23. Lehigh 0 Delaware. 30, Marshall 6 Lafayette 12, BuckneU 6 Vermont 7, Norwich 0 for 41 yards in eight carries as Houston struck back quickly by kansas halfback Lance Alworth, back to punt, fumbled a low snap t.s visitor's m'acues to w'n by the 3 nargin. LscVey rolled end tor one score from four yards' out, Collins made one from four yards out and tossed 2vea yards to halioack Rene for anather. Reversing the role, Ramiret tossed seven yards on the lame running option play.

for the final Texas score. Rice's Billy Bates rammed up the middle from 11 yards out for the visitors score. hitting the left side of the North rrom center. Four plays later, Flowers dived over from the Texas line on 14 consecutive plays. three.

But Ole Miss already had shown who was boss on the 80-yard drive Army Defeats that wound up the first period. the end capped a 72-yard drive and nullified a 7-0 State lead. The Rebs crashed the distance in 13 plays. State scored first in the opening Massachusetts 0. Northeastern The big bite came when quarter Colorado State period on a 35-yard drive.

The 0 (tie) back Bobby Franklin, with Ary Wolfpack made the distance in 11 ground plays, with Wojcicki going over from thi 1. ksnsas' secondary up to stop the power plays, faked a handoff and MIDWEST Penn State 20, Illinois 9 Michigan State 14, Indiana WEST POINT, Y. (AP- On the third pUy of the game left guard Maurice Doke pounced on a Rice fumble at the 25. Collins twirled end to the 17 and After a first down on the 14, Lackey tossed a long lateral to the Dallas halfback who raced to the s'x. Lackey gained two and then after faking a hand off and a pass, bootlegged around the weak side for the touchdown.

A 21-yard kick off the side of Roland Jackson's foot went out on passed to hanbck Cowboy Wood Bob Anderson and Joe Caldwell The lost was State's fourth ij Northwestern 30. Notre Dame for 33 yards to the Arkansas handled a rain-sosked football as straight in conference play. The 24 40 If it were covered with glue Sat woupack now has a 1-4 mark for. Cincinnati 21, CoU, of Pacific 14 From that point on it was quick urday and carried Army to 25-6 the season. It was Duke's first conference win, against on de openers and handoffs with Flowers football victory over Colorado pack ng the ball on s'x of 11 plays.

State Univ. feat. The Blue Devils have a 2-4 COMPLETED PASS. Jerry Moore (86) Baylor end, caught a pass good for bout twelve yards In the second quarter of the Baylor-Texas game at College Station Saturday before downed by Charles Miistead (11) back. (AP W1REPHOTO).

Oldahome Edges Kansas, 7-6 Warming up for their big game season record. bullng from three to six yards a whack. He dived over a squirm A chilling rain which fell with the AT Force at New York's Yankee Stadium next Saturday, the Cadets resorted to a daring throughout the first half marred ing mass I nemen from the one for the touchdown. the first Sudan Temple the Rice 40 in the second period. Two runs got a first down and Lackey pitched underhanded to Collins who worked it to the 20.

On a double reverse. Lackey to Collins to Ramirez, the "galloping Gaucho" weaved behind his block Michigan 14. Minnesota 6 Missouri 9, Nebraska 0 Purdue 14, Iowa 7 Drake 20. Bradley 12 Tulsa 21. Detroit 6 Wisconsin 12.

Ohio State 3 Iowa State 26. Kansas Stata Oklahoma 7. Kansas 6 SOUTH Duke 17. C. State IS Tennessee 23, Chattanooga 0 Vanderbilt 33, Virginia 0 Louisiana State 9.

Florida 0 G'bhs directed another touch air game to set up two first De- Bowl game, sponsored by Tar down drive before the half ended rod touchdowns, a 37-yard second NORMAN. Okla. fAP) Okla 58-yard, nine-play piish In Heel Shriners. DARTMOUTH UPSETS HAKVAKD noma's Sooners preserved their perod field goal by Frank Bianda and a final score, early in the fourth. ers to the Rice 4.

Collins scored kingpin role in the Big Eight Con cluded three bjs passes to Prrtridge. James Anderson made on the next play around right end ference with a narrow 7-45 viciory CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP) the f'nal yiri over center. Bltnda kicked two extra po'nts Wisconsin Badgers Defeat Ohio State, 12-3, In Rain Texaa moved out of ranee witn- over the stubborn Kansas Jay.

The nsl Ole M'ss score saw and a 2-point conversion was ad In four minutes in the second half I hawks before 50,000 fans at Owen Dartmouth upset Harvard 9-0 la their 63rd football meeting Satur William and Mary 14. George Gibbs again, the man calling plays ded on a pass Into the end zone when four of Texas' bruising line-1 Stadium Saturday. Washington 7 day on a 15-yard pass play from from Anderson to Army's famous North Carolina 21. Wake Forest In the 49-yrrd surge aga'nst the reelng Porkers. Ke scooted the firtl seven yards.

Bill cundy to Al Rozycki and Ben and set up a safety In the open 19 inen crashed tnrousn to Nocxjac. The Sooners triumph enabled son's punt on the Rice 7. Running ujern ViUit lnt0 conference to the right, Collins hit Ramirez wjth a 3-0 record and it was with a bullet pass for the score, their 74th league game without de- ing minutes. The ball rolled into lonesome end. Bill Carpenter.

rdue Recovers To Urbane 35-yard field goal The contest was played in a driving rain. Bob Khsyat, the Rebel's expert the end zone and then out as the MADISON, Wis. (APIWisconsin's fired up football team, ranked 12th in the nation, defeated Ohio State for the first time In 13 years 12-3 Saturday before a crowd of 55.440 rain-soaked and toe, booted all four extra points 00 1 opevasxer vjotciuu apeer, ijuancr-i eat. Badgers' Allan Schoonover couldn't hang on to it. Dace Aivin nanmaa ana luuoac Defeat Iowa, 14-7 Oklahoma held the upper hand a Mississippi 28, Arkansas 0 Miss State 28.

Memphis State 23 Citadel 18, Furman 14 Georgia 14, Kentucky Georgia Tech 21, Tulane 13 SOUTHWEST 7 Baylor 13, Texas A It 0 Southern Methodist 21. Texas i i.ciu goal jrom iae wnen fullback Lonnie Caddell power me eusu. uj( on us Ole Miss fourth quarter drive tSBT SEE fh "S3 ed up the middle for Rice later in after quarterback Bobby Boyd personally took command of the thoroughly chilled fans. LAFAYETTE. Ind (AP) Pur cegjed the quarter with a drive that car- "2, own 43.

Wiscons marched down field in 13 plays for a touchdown Dale Hackbart, the slick quarter due sent two burly fullbacks The Badgers jumped otf to a'9-0 mit h. rwa ai m. Tvi. uucu wim i minuiei re plunging over Iowa's goal line In first period lead, added a field Arkansas 0 0 0 0 0 ssiss'ppi 7 14 7 023 as Flowers 1 run iKhayat ft a i ki. k- H.rt.

nvaining in the second quarter, back, capped the advance by skirt Tech 13 goal In the second quarter and the second quarter Saturday and virtually eliminated the defending ing end from seven yards out. then held on after the halftme keeper put the Owl. on the but thM t.v.. tin- Lthe Kansas 36 and seven plays kick) intermission to virtually eliminate Miss Flowers 3 run (Khayat champions rrom the Big Ten foot- uTj later Boyd plunged over for a Ohio State from the Big Ten Ohio State's Dave Kilgore kicked a 27-yard field goal after the Buckeyes were stalled on the kick) championship Miss Anderson 1 run (Khayat Wisconsin 9 in the second period kick) Wisconsin's bruising line, led by The next time the Owls got the -T 1 baU and ored the first touchdown gainst Texas in Memorial ud- ot 11 yirit 10 ium thia year. In less than two Grlve- minutes, the Owl drove 44 yards Center Jim Davis converted and Texarkana JC 21.

Kilgore 7 Ranger JC 28, Tyler 23 North Tex is 7, Houston Texaa 28, Rice East Texas 20, Howard Payne 4 FAR WEST Colo. State 28. Colo. Mines 0 Wyoming 21, Utah 7 Oregon State 24. California 20 Sou.

Cal. 30. Stanford 28 Washington 13, Oregon 12 Then, with seconds tick ng away Miss Gibbs 7 run (Khayat kick) Danny Lanphear, Jerry Stale up and Jim Heineke, proved the big Din race, Recovery of Purdue cripples was the push the Boilermakers needed after being unset at Ohio State last week. Fullback Bob Jams, who missed that game, scored one of the Purdue touchdowns and his understudy. Jack Laraway, got the other.

before halft me. Karl Holzwarth matched K'lgore's efforts, also difference on the puddle-f tiled in six plays with Bucek. 181 pound I lh Pint proved decisive in Coach Schulenbure senior, drivina for Bud Wilkinson's bid for a 12th ad In today's COLOR COMICSI Camp Randal Stadium turf as Fighting Irish the Badgers posted their second the TO from the 11. The drive atraight championship. victory in three conference out was rolled along by a 17 yardl Kansas was never able to mus- from the 27.

Cornhuskers Lose To Missouri, 9-0 ings. pass from Hartman to end Tommy I ter a sustained drive but repeated- L.anpnear, a zzo-pound senior Lose Again "1 btellman and a 12 yard scamper I iy kept Oklahoma on Its toes with by Caddell over the right side. good punting and finally managed tackle, roared in to block a punt The Longhorns took the kickoffla touchdown on a breakaway play COLUMBOA, Mo. AP) Full WE'RE TCAMED-UP WITH and marched vo yards tor the I with 3:12 left in the third quarter, Oregon State Beavers SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) The back Ed Mehrer kicked a 31-yard core with alternate quarterback I Senior reserve halfback Dave talent of Northwestern quarter-1 back John Talley, who threw I field goal and halfback Mcl West Edge California Cotten calling the short-1 Harris shot through the right side, gaining plays which kept the drive cut into the open racing 60 yards K- set up a touchdown with an 86-yard three touchdown passes and raced anve.

Kamirez ana voiua were aown tne sidelines to score BERKELEY. Calif (AP) Ore 61 yards to score, overmatched kickoff return to give the Mis-! gon State sophomore tailback Don souri Tigers a fM) Big Eight foot-J the luck ot the Irish Saturday as ne oig guns in me nve wjuj OkJahoma's defensive halfback southpaw Ramirez touchdown Carpenter was Harris only pass to ColUns good tor seven obstacle at the 20 but the Jay- the second-ranked Wildoata' de ball decision over Nebraska's Kasso returned to his home town Saturday and engineered a fourth feated Notre Dame 30-24. Cornhuskers Saturday. yaru. hawker faked him.

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Talley, 175-pound senior from the winning 31-yard touchdown pass to Amos Marsh with less than 4 minutes remaining. Mehrer's first quarter field goal Delaware, Ohio, burled touchdown was aucxeo at tne Nebraska 21 passes covering 78, 54 and 18 Kasso figured In ail five plays aged to escape a scalping and edge their rivaU 30-28. Stanford, a team beaten in four At a franchisee Truscon dealer, we from a side angle and into a 25- yards. The only one of Northwest-em's five touchdowns is which on the winning 73-yard march. He completed four passes and ran 71 yards down the sidelines before James Saxton fended off a blocker and made the tackle at the 24.

Rice drove for a first at the 13 but Caddell fumbled and the Owls lost the ball tor the fifth time at the 4. USC Barely Edges Past Stanford LCS AVGELES AP) Southern California's unbeaten Trojans ran into a band of Stanford Indians mile an hour wind. Nebraska had baited a Tiger attack that reached of its five games, went Into the Talley failed to figure was the once for five yards. The 178-pound the Cornhusker 9. second Wildcat score which came Missouri kept pressing but can provide you with a complete selection of nationally advertised Truscon products built and back by Truscon Steel Division of Republic Steel the world's largest manufacturer of metal building products.

on a 3-yard run by Ray Ford in. back also ran over the final two-point conversion before 41.000 fans. couldn't tally a touchdown until Notre Dame's three touch- West, a 186-pound Junior, ran back I downs, two of them scored by game 19 point underdogs, but amazed a crowd of 44,209 in Memorial Coliseum by leading the Trojans 21-12 at the half. Southern Cal came back with a touchdown in the third quarter ind two more in the fourth to win. The victory was the Beavers the second half kickoff from bis halfback Boh Scarpltto, and Mon- second of the season.

California ty Stickle's 3S-yard field goal, all hiww mm own 8 to the Nebraska 6, and quarterback Bob Haat cracked oame on Northwestern mlscues. took its fifth straight defeat after: winning Its opener. on the wsrpath Saturday but man over from the 1 two plays later, Northwestern 12 6 12 030 Notre Dame 0 7 14 3-4 1 r3 1 Tennessee Tromps Chattanooga, 23-0 if'Q HEADQUARTERS -TJ Ull' Tenn. (AP) With sophomores playing most of I the game, Tennessee ground out I EVf-Rf SPORTSMAN fNJOYS SHOPPING FISHER-SESSUMSI a listless 234 football victory over I Chattanooga Saturday, Except for occasional flashes of I fine running by sophomore backs Glenn Glass and Bunny Orr, the Ahmilfivm Awitinf Wtnrfews 14 hi Cl SfMIM Drft-rrMf Drnklt-Mwnf St Wlntftwt ty-to-Wati) imI I Aluminum Catam.irt Wlndawt Vr Dux-Dak Hunting Clothes Dux Foam Insulated Underwear partisan crowd of 25,000 had little i to cheer about. The win avenged last year Ofber Popvfor Truscon Mefo Building fVoducft Mal iNM nc' Utm totfc Indinlrls! ttl Daw IimI and Afemlnvm frH4 Wlnd.wi Matol Lath an4 Atart a RtinWns PndytH 14-6 upset loss to the Moccasins and cave the Vols a 3-1-1 record.

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