Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 53

M.S.C. 41 ImCHIGAN 49 1 NOTRE DAME 27 PURDUE 14 G.TECII 45 1 GENT. MICH. 41 PITT 21 ILLINOIS 33 1 SYRACUSE 25 INDIANA .14 CORNELL 7 OXLAH07.1A 21 MINNESOTA 14 ARMY 6 E. ILLINOIS 0 OHIO STATE 14 IOWA 13 PENN STATE 7 (Page S3, Col.

(Face 53, CoL 2) (Page 53, CoL 5) (Page 53, Col. 4) (Page 54, CoL 3) (Pate 55, CoL 4) (Page 54, CoL 4) (Paje 56, CoL 1) (Pane 57, CoL 4) Spartans Start Early Rough Wins V'H "fill If State Tilt From Indiana f-rfi 84 BOBOj 1 41 YEWCICl MSC Adds Notre Dame Unsets Hoosiers to Victim List Oklahoma, 27 to 21 UCLA Routs Kip's Team Eight Players Ejected a Spartans Roll to 22nd Straight, 11 to 11 Irish Bounce Back Four Times to Beat Sooners i With Ease By GEORGE S. ALDERTOX (Journel Sports Editor) BLOOMINGTON Nov. In a fist-throwing, rib-ramming (with knees) football game, Michigan State pasted a 41 to 14 defeat Billy Vessels Tallies All of Losers TDs; By BOB MYERS LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8 CP The unbeaten IT t.

A frvithall lm plastered a 57 to 0 defeat on Indiana today. The rough con Worden Scores Three for Leahymen By JERKY L1SKA gon State college today and test, with the Hoosiers eager ta make it that way, saw eight play. marched on toward the Rose Bowl. The Bruins, led by Halfback ers sent to the sidelines by om SOUTH BEND, Nov. 8 AP) Notre Dame's inspired fiphting Irish Dummeled unbeaten Oklahoma, the nation's No.

4 team, into a cials. 1 mi Paul Cameron to their eighth straight triumph of the season. fumbling, sputtering victim of a resounding 27-21 upset In a nationally The Spartans, racking up their 22nd straight victory and their ninth in succession over a Big Tcji televised football thriller today. now have but one more game and Thrice overcoming deficits of 7-0, 14-7 and 21-14. the Irish rose to It took Biggie Munn's Spartans only 56 seconds Saturday to score on thU pa from Tom Vewcle to Doug Bono as Michigan State won its 22nd coniecative football game, beating Indiana, 41 to 14.

(State Journal photo by Dirk Frazier.) one more foe to beat to win the Rose Bowl assignment for the coast conference. magnificent heights to unleash a 20-point secona hall surge which crushed the Sooners, a two-touch-- Statistics down favorite The foe is their rival across town. Southern California's Tro The Sooners, who had led the na jans, who disposed of Stanford in Uof Takes 'Breather' their unchecked drive todav. O. 1.U 7 1 tion in scoring with a 42-point average, were butter-fingered throughout and five times lost the ball on costly fumbles.

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is idle next week, and the first quarter left, the Sooners finally produced their first touchdown with lightning quickness. Lattner's poor 20-yard punt went to the Notre Dame 28, on the next play, Crowder faking magnificently flipped a pass to Vessels, who was wide open along the sideline and easily cavorted to a touchdown. Halfback Billy Vessels was bril can settle back and point for IT. S. C.

in their big game Nov. 22. U. S. C.

must play a resurgent Washington team here next week. liant for the Sooners, scoring all three Oklahoma touchdowns; two on superb runs of 62 and 42 and the With Ease From Cornell a. ti i .,11 11 1 1 1 in mi 1 1 1 i i tuuai for U. C. L.

conquerors of such Emitted to mom The Irish tied the score for the first time at 7-7 with four minutes mninr fnes as senns fnl for- "vt w.j Kv. State connected first, getting a left until halftime. Ralph Guelicl- nia. Stanford and Washington. mi's 16-yard shot to Joe Heap Coach Henry' R.

Red) Sanders' capped a 59-yard Irish drive for the Uclans banged out for touchdowns and two safeties to take a 30 to 0 lead at half time, and rolled on Wolverines Get Revenge other on a 28-yard pass irom quarterback Eddie Crowder. But beyond Vessels, Oklahoma was a listing ship torpedoed by a savage Irish line and a whirling dervish halfback, Johnny Lattner, who buzzed into terrific action every time Notre Dame exploited an Oklahoma fumble. Fullback Neil Worden scored twice for the furious' Irish on short smashes. Halfback Joe Heap once on a 16-yard pass from Quar U.S.C.Rips Stanford by Minnesota, Purdue in to hand the Beavers their sixth touchdown. Heap grabbed the ball on the Sooner five and lunged across with an Oklahoman draped around his ankles.

But once again, two minutes later, the Sooners uncorked a straight loss. Some weird thinking by the Beavers on Bruin kicks presented touchdown with the game only 58 second old. Then the Hoosiers scored and went ahead, 7 to 6. But the Spartans added two more touchdowns in the second quarter, and once getting the lead, held it the route. Game officials did what they could to keep the game from turning in a Donnybrook, but the traffic headed for the sidelines waj pretty heavy at that.

Chased front the game for Indiana were Linemen John Connors. Pete Russo and John Zuger; and Capt. Gene (Pat) For Last Year's Defeat 54-7 Count 14-14 Tie swift scoring strike. Don Brown of Oklahoma recovered Worden's terback Ralph Guglielmi, and Quar the locals with two safeties and on odd 4 to 0 lead in the opening minutes. Then U.

C. L. A. clipped off two touchdowns in rapid order, with Cameron passing to Pete Dailey for 33 yards for the first. Cameron Topor Scores Twice in Rout; Duncan terback Tom Carey on a one-loot quarterback sneak.

But it was Lattner who put the sock in the Irish shillelagh, with fumble on the Sooner 32. Two plays later. Vessels set sail off his own left tackle from the Sooner 38 and raced 62 yards for a touchdown. He was in the clear by midfield. That gave Oklahoma a 14-7 halftime lead, but the party was only starting.

Gedman, Pete Fisher and Benny riortto. State lost two. Linebacker By HOWARD MORG EN-MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 8 UP) A favored Purdue team that was outplayed much of the game tame from a two-touchdown deficit to score in the last two minutes and gain a tie with an inspired Minne his ripping ground gains, pass interceptions, punting and defensive McDonald Passes for Two '3P TDs By LAD SLIXGERLEND (journal Sports Writer) ANN ARBOR, Nov. 8 The University of Michigan was supposed to Doug Weaver and End Donald play.

Bob Arrix converted after three of Notre Dame's four, touchdowns, his miss after the last Irish touch The Irish took Oklahoma's second half kickoff and barged 74 yards in 15 plays to Oklahoma's 6 before Lattner fumbled and Ray have a "breather" in Cornell here this afternoon, and the game, played before a crowd of 51,102 fans, turned out to be just that as the Wolverines charged up and down the gridiron for seven touchdowns and a neat down appeared costly until it be-came obvious that Oklahoma couldn't cut the mustard for a hit Ernie Stockert for a 23-yard gain soon afterward and Dailey scampered the next 19 yards on a reverse for the second tallv. Ore. State 0 0 0 00 U. C. L.

A. ....18 12 7 2057 Scoring: U. C. L. A.

Touchdowns Dailey 2, Cameron, Arce-neaux, Stalwick, Inglis 2, Villaneu-va. Points after touchdown: Dailey 3, Dunaway 3. Dartmouth Wins N. Nov. 8 (.

Dartmouth's aroused Indians stopped Columbia's vaunted pass Keller recovered for Oklahoma. fourth touchdown. 49 to 7 victory. But Notre Dame was not to be denied and a few minutes later Hauth. The victory, scored In a decisive manner even though Indiana made a contest of it in the first half, means that the Spartans will spring into the Big Ten in 1953 with not having lost to a conference member in three full seasons.

The crowd of 22,000, smallest that has seen State play in three years, except for the who attended the game played last year on this same Memorial Stadium field, had to get into rain clothes midway the first quarter. It rained intermittantly through the rest of the game. The Sooners knew they were in a real battle from the outset when PALO ALTO, Nov. 8 UP Southern California's Trojans, unveiling a stunning, new-found offense to go with their vaunted defense, buried Stanford's Indians under a 54-7 avalanche today before 43,000 fans. The unbeaten contenders for the Pacific Coast Coherence championship and the Rose Bowl charged another lap to their twin objectives with a ground and aerial attack that shattered the defense as well as the morale of Stanford.

It was the most one-sided victory for U. S. C. over Stanford since the gridiron rivalry was established in 1005. The Trojans defeated the Indians 41-12 in 1930.

U. S. C. scored a touchdown in the first period, two in the second, and obliterated the confused Indians with three touchdowns in the third. The Trojans added two more for good measure in the fourth.

Battered and beaten. Stanford The easy work-out was welcome, after the losing battle against Illinois last week and the possible Big Ten championship game with sota eleven, 14 to 14, today. The tie left the Boilermakers at the top of the Big Ten standings with three victories and one tie. Minnesota now has three victories, a loss and one tie. Minnesota dominated play in the first two periods to build up a 7-0 lead at the half.

The Gophers scored again in the third period before Purdue pulled itself together to run across the touchdowns were off to the second touchdown they showed their butter-finger tendency on their first running Purdue here next Saturday, and Coach Bennie Oosterbaan gave most of his squad a chance to see action against the Ivy League eleven. when Lattner intercepted Crowd-er's pass on the Sooner 35 and romped to the seven. A Sooner delaying penalty moved the ball to the one and three plays later Wor play. Dan Shannon, a fine Irish defensive player all day, recovered McPhail's bobble and Notre Dame pierced to the Oklahoma four. A backfield in motion penalty stopped Big Ten championship game with I of ensive guard, was carried from the field on a stretcher.

But a den smashed over for the touch down to tie it at 14-14. ffn the third and fourth periods ing ace Mitch Price cold today and turned on a dazzling air and ground attack to thump the Lions 38-14, most decisive triumph since 1943 in this old Ivy league rivalry. check after hostilities showed that the Irish threat. Purdue here next Saturday, and Coach Bennie Oosterbaan gave most of his squad a chance to see action against the Ivy league that gained the tie. Purdue's first touchdown came on a 24-yard pass from Dale Sam- With less than three minutes of (Continued on Page 57) (Continued on Page 3A) Beison was O.

K. and Kress was kept out of play safe after he re- luels to Rex Brock. Brock got into eleven. ceived a bump on the head thatla corner nf the end 7r.n1. ail ainno It also was an adequate revenge SELECTIONS UNLIMITED QUALITY UNBEATABLE! and simply waited for the ball to had him groggy for a time, for the upset beating Cornell drop into his hands.

Samuels made Kress played less than a but picked up 18 yards rush the conversion. dished out at Ithaca last fall, 20 to 7. The Big Reds are one of the two teams in the country to hold A pass interference called on ing in six attempts and passed for put together a 57-yard drive in the last period to crack the scoring column. Sub Quarterback Jack Ge-hert pitched 12 yards to End Sam Morely in the end zon? to climax an edge over Michigan in an all 100 Virgin Wool Suits time rivalry. has won 12 Minnesota late in the fourth period became a 30-yard gain for the 1 Boilermakers and gave them the' ball on the Gopher 12.

On an end Statistics games in the series that started back in 1S89, to Michigan's six vic tories. Army is the other team to EVERY SUIT A Regular $55 Value! Mlrh. 20 ..157 .11 14 Tint down Running- yardaca Patnr rmrdaxr PlMn attempted Panne romplHed Paea interrrDird hold an edge over the Wolverines, having won all four games played. It was all Michigan here today piay jonn Kerr hit the weak side for the touchdown and Quarterback Samuels kicked the game tying point, Purdue 0 0 7 714 Minnesota 7- 0 7 0 14 Coma I 5.1 2ft 10 31. 4 (3 as Ted ToDor racked up two touch Punts 4 Puntlnr averasa 34.

Fumblrx butt Yards prnallzcd 85 downs, and Lowell Perry, Ted Kress, Don Oldham, Bob Dingman Purdue scoring: Touchdowns i and Bob Topp one each. Meanwhile, Brock. Kerr. Conversions Samuels 2. Minnesota scoring: Swan-son, Giel.

Conversions Cappelletti Cornell got past midfield under its own power only once, scoring its lone touchdown on an intercepted '41 Imported All Wool Gabardines Imported All Wool Worsteds Imported All Wool Tweeds Imported All Wool Flannels pass and a return to the Mich' igan one-yard line. The charging Wolverines col Albion Runs Wild the drive. IT. S. 14 21 1.1 54 Stanford 0 0 0 77 U.

S. C. scoring: Touchdowns Nickoloff 3, Bozanic, Crow, Goux, Han, Miller. Conversions Koch (5 placements, one -droplock). Stanford scoring: Touchdown More-ley.

Conversion Gebert (placement). Olivet College Eleven Ties Grand Rapids JC OLIVET, Nov. 8 CP Scoring In the last three minutes on a 15-yard jaunt by Halfback Bud Bryant, Olivet gained a 6-6 tie with Grand Rapids Junior college here todav. Grand Rapids J. C.

had gone ahead 6-0 in the second period on a three-yard plunge for a touchdown by Fullback Francis Freville. Except for the two scoring drives, the game was one mainly of defense. lected 20 first downs to five for Cornell, rush for 257 yards to the Big Reds meager S3, and passed 111 more in completing four of five tosses, adding materially to his fine season's record. Dan Cline, Brockport, N. Y.

sophomore, 'replaced Kress and was impressive carrying the ball, but showed a marked tendency to fumble. Oldham also held down the tailback post in the third quarter. He picked up 47 yards and' Cline 51, and each completed two passes. Tony Branoff was the big ground gainer with 88 yards rushing. Duncan McDonald replaced Topor at quarter late in the game and passed for two touchdowns.

Tad In Beating Adrian By 49 to 0 Count ALBION, Nov. 8 CP) Albion for 262 more, to Cornell's 55. This made the net gain for the afternoon 519 to 94. Cornell's rushing total at the end of the first half MAIN FLOOR was exactly nothing. college ran wild here today to de The game caused the Michigan feat Adrian, 4U-u, and cinch at least coaches, ana tans, plenty oi worry, a tie for the championship of the however, as first Kress, brilliant Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic association, (M.

I. A. tailback, was injured in the open (Continued on Page 58) ing quarter and later Dick Bieson, The victory was Albion's fourth without a defeat in league play. Wells Picks Up 15 Yards Hope is in second place with a 3-1 record. Each team has one game left, so whatever happens, Albion will be co-champion at least.

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The loss was Adrian's third in four M. A. A. games. Albion 7 14 21 749 Adrian 0 0 0 0 0 Albion scoring: Touchdowns Wikstrom 3, MacDonald.

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WASHINGTON down during State's third-period scoring drive, which culminated with a Wells touchdown. (State Journal photo.) Billy Wells turned In his customary stellar performance against Indiana, spurting and hopping for valuable yards almost every time he carried the ball. Here, he picks up IS yards and a first last half. i..