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Williams Sets New Record as Irish Edge Pittsburgh, 18-7 California Nears Rose Bowl Trip With 35-0 Victory Central Michigan Dorow-Carey Pass Opens Door to Third TD Panthers' Fine Passing Attack Fails to Hold Determined Notre Dame Boh Completes 13 of 23 Tosses in Aerial Duel with Bestwick at South Bend Bears Romp Over UCLA With Ease Only Stanford in Way of Rose Bowl for Undefeated, Untied Cal SOUTH BEND. Nov. 1 1 (AP) Quarterback Bob Williams clicked off two all-time Notre Dame passing records today in hurling the Irish over Pittsburgh's pent-up Panthers 18-7. Bustling Bob. playing all but two minutes of the game, took almost personal charge in herding Notre Dame to a two- game winning streak, its longest of the season.

Nearly 3.UUU teeth-chattering fans huddled in 25 degree weather to watch State Wins Play two plays later. (State Journal Photo) Jesse Lugs It Back State vs MSG That Would Be a Real GameIke Armstrong BERKELEY. Nov. 1 1 (AP) California's devastating Bears practically clinched a third consecutive trip to the Rose Bowl today when they pulverized the University of California at Los Angeles Bruins, 35 to 0, in a conference football game. A sellout crowd of 81,000 watched the battle.

Only Stanford now stands between the undefeated, untied Bears and a return to the big bowl. Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf's hard hitting club demoralized U. C. L. A with a smashing offense that scored two touchdowns in the second period, two more in the third, and another in the fourth.

The Bruins crossed ithe midfield marker only twice in the bruising contest. it was the worst deteat ever inflicted by the Bears on the Bruins. and the first time Coach Henrv! Red" Sanders' current U. C. L.

A. team had failed to tally against an opponent. California touchdown three- i some, Halfbacks Peter Schabarum and Jim Monachino, and Fullback; John Olszewski, ripped the U. C. L.

A. line to shreds with a ground game that could not be denied. Jim Marines, quarterback, guided the winners by masterful play calling. It was California 32nd consecutive victory in regular season games and the 22nd conference win in a row since 1947, Waldorf's first year as coach. Only two Rose Bowl defeats mar the great record, one to Northwestern and the second last New Year's Day to Ohio State, both by narrow margins.

Holt Takes Loop Title (Special to The State Journal) HASLETT. Nov. 11 Holt high's football team won its third straight Ingham County league title here i Saturday night by defeating Has- the Irish close son and post their home sea- a 4-3 won-lost mark. Williams pitched two touchdown passe in the first hail for a 12-0 lead then hooked up ia a great aerial clash with Pitt effective Bob Best- u-iclc in the final halt In a'J. Williams completed 13 out of 23 tosses for 162 yards.

This per- Statistics Notre Dame IIS Pitt 1 I i Firs down Rushing yardage Facing yardage Passre attempted Passea completed Passea Intercepted Punts Panting average Fumbles lost Yard penalixed I AO farmanr xra.s sufficient to give him riraT nf 172 ronnectxrs in 330 at tempts throuch IT savr.es of his T-'ch rarppr for a new school record. Er.eelo Bertelli's of 169 hits in 324 tries (made in 26 games! were shattered. Spotted 1 Points Wotre Dame, sporting he Panthers orpn neurits in the third period. hictied their triumph on an 81-yard me ouiset vi ia-c. ivCiams' passes, and his which blossomed when his receivers were covered, welded with Jaci.

Landry's ball carrying featured the Jackpot drive. Landry capped it with first a 23 yard sprint and finally a two yard smash to a touchdown. Pittsburgh, in losing lis sixth game in seven starts, displayed the most terrific aerial attack the Irish have faced this season. Bestwick was sensational in catapulting 19 strikes In 24 heaves lor 2d2 yards. Its No.

1. target. Chris Warrir.er. gained 12 in catches and Xlck Derosa made 90 six Pitt could muster on.y 20 net yards rushing to Notre Dame's 212. Unheralded Dick Cotter, a senior from Austin, topped the Irish bail (Continued1 on Page 3) THE LANSING STATE JOURNAL MICHIGAN'S GREAT CAPITAL DAILY ir Sun, Nov.

12. 1950 FOURTH SECTION- I Hands 0 Defeat of 23 pass attempts for a gain ol 243 yards. He had one intercepted. MacDonald, currently leading the small college passers now has gained 1.323 yards via his aerials, scored 13 touchdowns and completed 91 passes in 158 attempts. Ferris Institute 0 0 0 0 0 Cent.

Michigan ..13 7 14 640 Albion Beats Hope HOLLAND. Nov. 11 (Halfback Harry Hidenfelter churned 57 yards around right end to start Albion off to a 26-12 football win on a 5now raverea field. After Hidenfelter tallied tn the first period. Albion added two second period touchdowns.

Quarterback I Frank Jorar.ko sneaker over from he two and Mew Larimer, sub guard, went back in punt formation on fourth down and ran 67 yards to score. Hope hit the end zone in the second period, Tom Van Win gen's two- yard plunge climaxing a 69-yard drive. Both teams scored in the final quarter. Albion'6 Jerry Gervas ripped through tackle for the Briton's score. Hope's Ron Appledorn smashed through the line three times to reach the end zone.

The win gave Albion third place in the final M. I. A. A. standines.

Albion also defeated the Hope cross country team 44 to 17. Next to Myself I Like B. V. D. Best' Pajamas by B.V.

D. 395 up Hear "HEADLINE EDITION" WILS, Tues. and Thurs, 4:55 P. M. SOUTH WASHINGTON AVL, AAU Title Spartans Hang IJp Junior Cross Country Championship at Ypsilanti YPSILANTI.

Nov. 11 (Michigan State college won trie national junior A. A. U. cross-country championship show.

Edward Aylmer of the host Michigan State Normal college ran off individual honors, however. He covered the 10.000 meter (6'i mile) course over the Washtenaw Country club in 33 minutes, 3o sec onds. Michiean State's point total was 23. Michigan Normal and the Hu ron club of Ypsilanti tied for second at 53 and the Buffalo Y. M.

C. A. team was fourth with 81. James Kenford paced the Spar tans by finishing only 35 seconds behind Aylmer. In a preliminary event Battle Creek won the state Class A high school cross-country title with 45 points.

James Arnold paced the winners by covering the two-mile course in 10 minutes, 38.6 seconds. Ann Arbor was second with 69 points. Grand Rapids Catholic third with 118; Pontiac fourth, 142: Jackson and Ypsilanti tied for fifth. 147; Bav City Central seventh, 181: Hazel Park eighth. 210: Midland ninth.

214. and Grand Rapids Union tenth. 263. Passes and Fumble Give Bearcats Victory, 1-1-7 fTT'VOTXNATI Nov. 11 (JP) An underdog University of Cincinnati football team let loose witrt an arial arrarlr todav to defeat Col lege of the Pacific, 14 to 7, before 16.000 frozen fans.

A fumbled punt by Halfback Eddie Macon gave the Bearcats their chance to go out in front six minutes before the game, ended. Pass interference also helped. DEER sSWS3njwS 195' Phone 42121 Thomas eludes Gopher tackier at start of 30-yard punt return. Journal Photo) "Michigan State vs. Ohio Stat my.

I certainly wouid like to see that game!" Ike Armstrong. Minnesota athletic director, was talking over WLOL, Minneapolis radio station, after the game. "I think it would be a highly exciting game, because Ohio State and Michigan State operate about the same way fast, hard and with a versatile attack. I wouldn't want to say who would win, either. Ohio State defeated Minnesota, 48-0 earlier this season.

Armstrong, for many years highly successful coach at University of Utah, returned to his alma mater to succeed Frank Mc-Cormack as director for the Gophers last spring. But the genial Mr. Armstrong won't have a chance to see that meeting until next season. The Spartans are matched with Ohio State at Columbus on Oct. 6.

State takes on Oregon State and Michigan ahead of that game. Frank Waters, a fullback for Michigan State last year and who was hospitalized with serious injuries in an automobile WTeck while driving to this year's Notre Dame game, was a sideline stretcher guest. Coach Biggie Munn invited his former star to the game, and big Frank was carried in just before the contest started. He is to leave St. Lawrence hospital on Monday.

A Great Dane took a serious interest in the game in the first quarter. He wandered nonchalantly out on the field and held up proceedings while he was enticed to an exit. Rover wanted to play, and gave the groundsmen quite a time of it before conceding. Coach Bernie Bierman, the Gray Eagle of Minnesota football, had this to say after the game: "Michigan State had a good representative Big 10 team. Today it had too much speed, power and manpower for us.

This was about the average perform 20 to 7. The victory was Holt's Jsixth straieht aeainst leaeue com- Steel Bars Langhlin Steel Corp. Ferris Institute 40 MT. PLEASANT, Nov. 11 (JP) Quarterback Andy MacDonald passed for four touchdowns as the Central Michigan football team swamped Ferris Institute, 40 to.

0, today for its fifth straight victory. The Chippewas scored 20 points each half ana Ferns never threatened. MacDonald's touchdown passes went to: Don Welden. a 60-yard play In the first quarter; John Partemo, 13 yards, also in the first quarter; Il Di-ath a one-yard pass into the end zone in the third quarter; Bill Troyer, a 55-yard scoring play in the fourth stanza. Fullback Lerov Smith and Ray Dromboski got the other Mt.

Pleas ant touchdowns. Smith going off tackle for three yards in the second period and Dromboski making a 37- yard gallop in the third. Macuonaid also contributed three conversions. In all, MacDonald completed 16 Lehigh Remains Unbeaten BETHLEHEM, Nov. 11 (JP) Lehigh university's football team has one more hurdle to make in quest of its first undefeated and untied season in 67 years of inter collegiate football competition after slaugntermg previously unbeaten and untied Carnegie Tech today, 65 to 0.

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Red Dawson, (backfield coach) and Clarence (Biggie) Munn deserve credit for a good ball club." Coach Munn, who was Bier-man's assistant at Minnesota nearly 20 years, said he thought his team was improved. "We improved a little over last week." he said. "I thought Gran- Big 10 Standings WIT Pet. OP Ohio Stmt Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern Iowa Indiana Minnesota Purdue .6 0 0 1.IHMI HI 49 3 10 .750 4 0 .661 2 .240 JOS .13 0 jestl I mi (I (inference Ties count half came won. one-half lime delius feat of completing two passes in two tries, one for a touchdown, was a high spot.

Minnesota played the type of game we expected. We had to outfight them all the way." The Spartan players generally agreed that Minnesota hit as hard as any team met this year. Ray Vogt. Spartan defensive halfback speedster, is having some hard luck. He was injured on the first offensive play in the Notre Dame game and had to leave Saturday it was the same story against Minnesota.

Vogt's injury was not thought to be serious. Neither was that of Capt. LeRoy Crane who left the field In the fourth quarter. Wayne Robinson's line-backing for Minnesota drew applause of Coach Munn. "That fellow Robinson gave us a lot of trouble.

He is a very good football player. And I thought that Hudak'a running was fine, too." There was some kind of ruckus on the field when State failed to kick the extra point in the fourth quarter. There was a jampile of players who seemed to be engaging in a tugging and hauling contest, and the climax came when Deane Thomas, State defensive tackle, was excused from the exercises for the rest of the game. 32 SPECIAL WINCHESTER RED SHIRTS $3.25 RED GLOVES 39c "wool SPORT COATS $9.95 $10.95 $1395 Getting; Our Toys Out 4602-12 N. East St.

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Michael's 19, Highlands HUNTERS ATTENTION! GORDON'S ARE OPEN EVENINGS GALsfJrTnjiJ I os rfolni I oetition. The Ram's lost one arid tied another against non-league teams. Haslett finished the season with Ojfive Victories, three defeats, and One Haslett fumbled the first two kickoffs to set up Holt's first two markers. Gale Lott scored them both on short plunges. Haslett- marched 50 yards on passes in the third period with a toss from Jim Mitchell to Noel Mill- er covering the final 21 yards.

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Sewanee 9 North Carolina A I collet tl. Virginia State 0 Elizabeth City Teachers Miner Teachers 0 What Top Teams Did NEW YORK. Nov. 11 (An Here Is how the top ten teams in this week's Associated Press football poll fared today: 1. Army Defeated Xenr Mexico.

2. Ohio Slate Defeated Wisconsin, 1S-M. 3. Oklahoma Defeated Kansas, 3X-1S. 4.

Kentucky Defeated Mississippi State. 48-21. 5. Texas Defeated Baylor. X7-20.

0. California Defeated UCLA, 3.1-0. 7. Southern Methodist Lost Texa A 25-SI). A.

Princeton Defeated Harvard, 6X-TO. Miami (Flal Was tied by Louisville. 13-11. 10. Illinois Defeated Iowa, 21-t.

The Citadel 10. Sooth Carolina 1 Wake Forest 1.1, Duka 7 Georgia A. Florida 0 Georre Washington ,14, Furman V. M. I.

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Delta 0 Virginia Tnion (i0. St. Paul's 0 Wooford 48. Erskine 0 Potomao State 20. Gallaudet Western (Ky) State 14.

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West Carolina 0 Morgan 27. Hampton 11 Shepherd college 26, Brldgewater Western Maryland 19, Lebanon Val-ley 7 Florida A A 40. Allen (SO IS Xavler (La) 26, Morehousa Louisiana Tech 14. Southeastern Louisiana 0 Mississippi 20, Chattanooga Mrmphis State 60, Arkansas State 7 Davis A Elkins (W Va) 40, Marietta (P) 13 Tennessee Stat college 14, Morris 1 Brown 0 i MIDWEST Cincinnati 14. College of Paclfie 7 Drake 35.

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