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Auburn ins 21st Straight; Iowa Nabs Big Ten Crown, Rose Bowl Triff I. Hale Provides Gophers Take 10th Straight Pettus Leads Tigers, 33-14; Tribe Spark; V'Jf VA A r--sr ik rVt 1 ill i Jf 1 Loss, 28 To 6 Maroons Bow Rubal Scores Continued From Page C-l First downs Rushim yardaf Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Iowa 24 307 161 10-19 1 J-31 4 42 Minnesota 12 4-25 0 (-30 Auburn 30 212 287 20-JS 0 4-32 1 100 Miss. SI. 7 94 9 8-20 t-45 1 31 First downs Rushing yardaga Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles Yarda penalized Jim Porach were the lead i ground gainers for the Tribe with Edmunds racking up 43 yards in eight attempts, Rubal who tal Fumbles lost yards penalized fT r-" -nr MINNEAPOLIS UP Un-4 lied the lone touchdown-going 42 in 10 tries and Porach beaten Iowa won the Big Tea AUBURN, Ala. OP! Little Jimmy Pettus, sophomore replacement for Auburn's in football championship and a splurging for 33 in but five el forts.

Porach also got off a tremendous 67-yard punt. 1 jured Tommy Lorino, paced trip to the Rose Bowl Satur--day by hammering winless Benson gained 45 yards in 13 IT the fifth-ranked Tigers in a terrific offensive show for a r3 Minnesota 28-6 behind whizJ SI I tlx' -fl running pays and added 59 yards passing to be practically a team in himself for the underestimated Wildcats. Fullback Dave Warden added 31 yards in 13 bull-like 33-14 victory Saturday over TIT zing wiiue i-jeming two spectacular scoring sprints, Fleming sped 63 and 46 yards in 1 Mississippi State. It was Auburn's 21st consecutive rushes to grab No. 2 running hon ors for the winners.

the first half to propel the nation's second-ranked football row--; game without defeat and the 20th consecutive victory in the home to its sixth victory and Edmunds dropped back to punt from the Tribe 29 after W'AM stadium. Pettus, a 162-pounder from Ox in the Big Ten. The Hawks blemish is a 13-13 tie with Air, was enable to gain on its second series of downs and got his toe into a hieh turn-around kick that Iowa's victory, linked with tha ford, caught three touchdown passes for 16. 10 and 58 yards to end Auburn worries over the loss by injury last- week of Lorino, the Ohio State-Purdue tie and hit at midf ield but bounced crazily Maf 3 4 back to the Tribe 39. consin's triumph over Northwestern, mathematically clinched the After driving for one first down, with the help of an offside penalty team top offensive threat.

State stunned the 36,000 homecoming day fans with two quick Hawkeyes' fifth Big Ten chairwi. pionship and their second in three years. mi scores in the second quarter to take a 14 12 lead, but the Tigers IOWA HALFBACK THROUGH MIDDLE FOR SHARP GAIN Robert Jeter (47) is hauled down by quarterback Joe Salem, (right), and halfback Gary Melchert (47 of Minnesota after picking up 13 yards. Jeter's line plunge carried to Gophers 30 in first period. Fleming, a sophomore and Iff- ALERT INDIANS SPOILED DAVIDSON PASS ATTEMPT Center.

Tommy Martin (54) and Guard Dick Rinker (61) help block Wildcat pass on William and Mary 15 in first period. Moving in to assist are tackle Elliot Schaubach (third from right, tackle Mike Lashley (78) and guard Wayne Woolwine (62.) scored again quickly and were second speedster with a gallop-' never in danger thereafter. TWO SCORING PASSES Richard Wood, a fourth string quarterback in September and like Pettus a replacement for an injured man, threw two of the touchdown tosses to Pettus and gainst Davidson was apparently stalled on the 23 when Coach Bil IDole inserted his place-kicking ace. Usher, to try for a field goal from the Tribe 31. USHER CONNECTS Usher calmly responded to the pressure by booting the ball quarely between the uprights from a difficult angle to send the visitors out in front, 3-0, with 6:30 still remaining in the opening period.

Paul Barbee, Davidson's No. 1 around eainer nrior to the came. Fumbling Notre Dame Whipped California Nips UCLA, 20-17, Regains Rose Bowl Race Lead BERKELEY. Calif W) California's SDUtterins offense caught fire Saturday off the ran seven for another. Loyd Nix, the Tiger captain, raced 13 for an By Pitt In Last Seconds, 29-26 other, mx completed, is oi la passes for 212 yards.

Until this Fame. Auburn had ex celled principally on defense, having led the nation for 15 consecu flying feet of halfback newcomer Grover Garvin to beat UCLA, 20-17, and regain the set up the initial Wildcat touch- PITTSBURGH (iSV Quarterback Bill Kaliden skirted right end for five yards on down late in the quarter with a rth down with just 11 second remaining to earn Pitt a 29-26 upset victory over brillianUy-executed, 69-yard quick u.r c.j: mg style and a flair for spectacu- i lar runs, combined with quarter-: back Randy Duncan to deliver the- big offensive salvos that dealt Minnesota its 10th straight The high-velocity Hawkeye offense defied a slippery turf overwhelm the willing but out- manned and injured-depleted Gophers. Fleming's two-touch-. down shots were near duplicates of his 61 and 73-yard scorin dashes which broke the back of Michigan a week ago. BOOMING RUN Late in the first period he slipped through a small opening at left tackle, burst away from-a line backer and boomed do.

the sidelines to score from the 46. Fleming hit the same hole mid-: way through the second quarter, got a one-step lead on the Gopher corner line backer and outraced everyone into the end zone. Duncan, the Hawkeyes All-America ouarterback candidate, lead in the Rose Bowl race. tive months. But State's Billy kick that rolled dead on the Notre uame aaiuraay in an lmcrsecuonai iuuioaa mruicr vciuic jj.jju urui oiauium.

Stacy engineered two scores in A crowd of 50,000 watched the Bears overcome a 3-0 UCLA lead with less than two minutes left in the first half as the 170-pound Garvin, starting his first game for Cali one-foot line. four minutes. The first came on a short toss I lie Panthers, trailing zo-zz witn six minutes remaining, nitcnea xneir oncnsivc io the 187-pound senior from Homestead, Pa Kaliden guided Pitt 73 yards in 14 plays for the winning touchdown. I was a heartbreaking defeat for the Fighting Irish but they had nobody to blame fornia, contributed key runs of 23 and 10 yards in the initial touchdown drive. Later Garvin's running showed the way to the final and decisive Bear touchdown.

for three yards to Pat Shute and the next one a one-yarder to Jack A 15-yard, third-down gallop by Edmunds got the Tribe temporarily out of the hole on the first series of downs but the next time Batte. The two drives covered 34 Csllf. UCLA Skin Smith scorinff from the two. ence record to four victories and 31 yards, respectively, with Notre Dune Pitt got possession halfback Mike Stacy 31-yard throw to P. L.

w---)o First downs 20 36 I B3 .01 but getting stopped on his con version run. Blake the big gainer on the first and Batte's run for 17 the big one First downs 18 15 Rushing yardage 233 224 Passing yardage 80 40 Passes 6-11 3-9 Passes intercepted by 0 0 Punts 5-35 6-35 Fumbles lost 3 2 Yarda penalized 38 46 650 nusnuii jfaiunKc uj 4. Passing yardage 332 TS Passes J8-26 5-12 Passes intercepted by 2 1 Punts 3-26 S-44 Chunta fumbled and wall recovered for a i on the Indian 29. With Benson doing the lion's share of the ball carrying, the California ICLA 8 17 on the other. tiri.A FG WUson 19 It was the first time in two years mtHTI Fumbles lost 2 i Yards penalized 112 100 Cal Arnold 1 plunge.

(Hart pass from against iwo aeieais. me nusiues now have a 1-4 conference record. Southern Cal took the opening kickoff, marched 74 yards on the ground for a touchdown and never was seriously threatened from there on. The Trojans scored a touchdown in each of the first three quarters to build a 21-0 lead before the Huskies, with one exception, could penetrate beyond the USC 43. any team had made more than one touchdown against Auburn's Kappi Cal Hart 4 run.

(Run failed) Coupled with Oregon State's 7-0 but themselves, losing the ball liCXA Skip Smith I run. Run failed) great defense. 11 setback by Washington State, the oowns ana Benson cappea uei i drive by scoring from the five vT?" fired an 11-yard scoring pass to Bob Prescott later the quarter and then hit Don Norton from the 10 in the fourth quarter. i Minnesota got its touchdown in string quarterback Larry Johnson Cal Lundgren 14 pass from ha pp. times on seven fumbles, often The.

victors opened with scoring Bears grabbed the Pacific Coast on a 'keeper' that caught the 'just when their attack was rolling. drives of 85 and 38 the first two (Fun failed) UCLA Parslow 6 pass from Kendall (Steffen pass from Kendall) WASHINGTON STATE, 7-0 times they had the ball, and Thus Pitt remained a bowl game connected with halfback Bill prospect on its 5-2-1 record for the Conference lead with a 4-1 record to 4-2 for the Beavers of OSC. UCLA scored first on Kirk Wilson's 19-yard field goal, capping counted again on marches going 91, 73 and 71. PULLMAN (J) Washington ueiense clogging uie nuuuie. Usher's attempt for the conversion sailed a trifle wide of the crossbar but the Indians already trailed by 9-0 with 7:40 left in hair Kauth on a 30-yard pass.

With Flemine. Bob Jeter. Ray? Washington use season with two games to play. Auburn completed 20 of 36 State converted kick into passes for 287 yards and a new a march after the opening kick- uame stands 4-3. The Panthers raced to a 15-0 USC Holden 2 plunge (Zachik kick).

(JSC Van Vliet 18 pass from Maudlin (Zachik kick). USC Persinger 3 run (Zachik WckV Washington Hlvner 1 plunge (kick Jauch and Kevin Furlong tearing the Gopher line and Duncan pass- ing. Iowa rolled up a startling 319 yards In the first half. off. school record.

Pettus. voted the game's outstanding player, had a 43-yard touchdown march Saturday and a 7-0 victory over the bumbling Beavers of Oregon State to move back into prime lead in the second quarter, turn- 1 ftlDL lmib IIULU Cal twice lost big opportunities never caught a pass in college failed). The battered-but-game but finally, late in the second before today. He grabbed five for rrIbeUV-wV 1 -trL4 a fumble and a pass' inter- David-'r VV Cl'ception into touchdowns before the of me of the vsrv.t akT xZi of Izo. marched 42 yards to the quarter, mounted a 59-yard drive Bowl content on Minnesota neia on iowa as long as it could.

A short punt put Iowa in position for a touchdown drive IDAHO. 14-6 MISSOULA. Mont. (At The 108 and netted 18 yards more on son 28 in the final minutes with Garvin and sophomore full arm George rushes. seemed destined to end in a dull Idaho Vandals turned the breaks back Walt Arnold leading the The winners gained 499 net to second penoa Dei ore a tumoie oy Stoy stopped the excursion on the i Py CtUKtIS lAI2MOSlT Spoil dlJWV scoreless tie until late in the The 20-year-old junior from early in tne game, dut.

iwo uun- can passes missed from the 26. into victory Saturday with a 14-6 way. Mate 94 rushing and 89 passing game when Oregon State's Dain- Barberton, Ohio, hit Monty Stick Arnold plunged over from the including today game. Auburn ard Paulson quick kicked into a an 18-yard pass from Stoy to end Ed Brusko that gave a first foa Minnesota one and quarterback Joe Kapp threw to halfback Jack Hart for 20-mile an hour wind defense had allowed an average of 139.3. Ron Green and Kevin Scanlon les for two touchdowns on 11 and 8-yard passes in the second quarter and scored twice himself in the third and final periods from short distances.

down on the Wildcat 44. the conversion. Tom Secules, who returned to triumph over the stubborn Montana Grizzlies. WYOMING, 41-13 LOGAN. Utah Wyoming smothered Utah State, 41-13, Saturday and took the Skvline Conference football lead with five victories and one loss and only one more eame to play.

Iowa Fleming 48 run. (Kick failed) Iowa Fleming 63 run. (Nocera pass to Prescott) Iowa Langston 11, pass from Duncan. (Prescott kick) Minnesota Kauth 30 pass from Johnson. 014 FUTURE LOOKS BETTER FOR STATE BIG FIVE If any college football fanciers are "down in the mouth" about the progress of their State Big Five teams in this 1958 Miss.

Sine Auburn ie 14 a 8 IS As the second period opened, the Bears built up their margin. Although he had not punted in a put a hard rush on Paulson and the ball went out on the Beaver 43. Thanks to a nine-yard run on fourth and two by Ted Cane, S3 Auburn Pettus 16 pass from Wood I kick tailed). Auburn Wood 1 run pass failed). previous game.

Hart booted? one action for the first time since being injured five weeks ago in the Virginia Tech game, played most of the first two periods and quar terbacked William and Mary in its Mike Ditka's 52-yard punf that squirted out of bounds on the Irish 2-yard line paved the way for Pitt's first touchdown. Izo pass from Duncan. (Bass failed Iowa Norton 10, (Prescott kick) campaign, then perhaps a cheering note on 1959 prospects for 54 yards to the UCLA one. After an ensuing' Bruin punt, Miss. State Shute 3 pass from Stacy (Tribble kick).

Mus. State Battle 1 run (Tribble the Cougars reached the Beaver 13. A roughness penalty gave them the ball on the one. From there. Cane hurtled over and the will bolster morale enough to carry them through this season.

There's good reason for optimism, too, if the ranks of the fumbled on the next play and DAILY PRESS, Newport News, Sunday, Nov. 9, 1958 Kick). California surged 36 yards with Hart scoring from the four. The 3C John Guzik fell on the ball for Auburn Pettus 10 pass from Wood Homecoming Day crowd of 17,. conversion missed current freshman gridders are surveyed.

A few of the native-son stars got away, including brilliant ends Jim Stout and Pitt on the 1. Dick Haley plunged over for the score. Norton Seaman missed the kick (In ix pass to Wilson). Auburn Pettus 58 pass from Nix (Wilson kick). Auburn Nix 13 run (kick failed).

UCLA snapped back 72 yards in 15 running plays with halfback 500 went wild. Lee Schroeder, after a penalty kicked the conversion from the 16. Johnny Ellerson of Hampton, but no less tnan eu oi tne State's finest are enrolled in Big Five schools and will conversion but Notre Dame was detected off side and then Ivan Tdhcic threw to Art Gob for the Oregon State Washington State 77 strengthen the varsity ranks next Fall. two point conversion. That 8-point Washington State Cane 1 plunge (Schroeder' kick).

OREGON, 12-0 touchdown was a major factor in conversion attempts for the rest Surprisingly, Virginia Tech, always one of the heaviest harvesters of State schoolboy aces, had only 11 at last RaKswwsFw count, but its imports include brilliant of the game EUGENE, Ore. (AP)-Quarter-back Dave Grosz Saturday guided A pass interception by Don Crafton on the Irish 42 set up lone touchdown spurt late in the third period. Secules started the march with a 10-yard pass completion to star end Dan Plummer and sent Rubal across from the one on the 10th play of the 49-yard drive. Hale picked up two of the four first downs in the extended swing on sprints of 11 yards around end and five yards off tackle. Rubal's placement narrowed the gap to 9-7 with 40 seconds remaining in the third period.

BENSON SIZZLES Benson, a threat all day. was at his best in the final touchdown drive, connecting on passes of 18, 18 and 14 yards and running 18 yards another time when he was unable to spot a receiver. A seven-yard loss on the first play of the' long drive and two five-yard offside penalties failed to stop the determined Wild-eats. Benson's short touchdown pass Pitt's second score. Toncic hit West Virginia's Rally Ties Penn State, 14-14 MOKGANTOWN, W.

Va. UR West Virginia, with quarterback Dick Longfellow at the scoring throttle, came from behind twice here Saturday to gain a 14-14 deadlock with favored Penn State University. Longfellow personally scored both touchdowns on 'keeper' plays after setting them up with barrages of short, pin-point passes. Curt Plowman with a 27-yard Oregon back from a three-week losing streak as the Ducks defeated Stanford 12-0 in a Pacific Coast Conference football game. Grosz snapped a scoreless tie by leaning one yard into the end boys from New Jersey and Pennsylvania and besides, Coach Frank Moseley should be looking only for token help from his yearlings in 59.

There are no less than 10 juniors and 20 sophs on the varsity who will be back again barring crippling injuries or academic difficulties. Prize pass and 3 plays later Haley carried the ball over from the 2-yard line. Seaman kicked this conversion 'that helped Pitt to a 15-14 zone for Oregon's first touchdown in the third period. halftime lead The Panthers turned their of In the final quarter, irrosz di BTwvi' i mil I. in m.HH'iiini.) n.li i i Hill.

fiM I rl I oil DIA WtWt' II I II I 11 m.l I IcJisinsiuticsii Oesgn Outboarding'i new PROFILE of POWER vL-h A JaHnssari to I freshmen are fullback Warren Maccaroni rected another long touchdown march and threw a key pass that fensive to the ground for their final two touchdowns, travelling 65 yards in the third quarter and 73 yards in the fourth. gave the drive life. i WVC Penn State ana naurtacK-quanerDacK cnarue spec. KARMOSKY and the linemen range in weight from 196 to 225 pounds. Biecest and nerhans most successful recruiter of State First downs 14 14 612 njaivuu tiguica in lutai ui iciisc- Stanford l0 283 yards each.

WVU picked Up Oregon 8 -X 729 Votre Dame 0 14 6 Pitt 15 7 Oregon Grosi I run (kick failed). Oregon Holland 1 run (kick failed). 1 T3i. ir.nh pass from for the North Carolinians. Schoolers, was VMI KJL JU VdUUlUdlCS UU lilt 11U311 U3 yards through the air and 148 on the ground.

Penn State rushed for 219 yards, gaining the other 64 on six pass completions. in. i i i i i .1 Pitt Halev run (Seaman ick rosier, ti. arc lrginia-orca ana inciuue inrcc ui uic uui- ND-stickies pass from izo pass standing players in the August East-West game quarterback from Il0 (Pietro. posted their fifth win in seven games.

The setback dropped William and Mary's season record Rushing yardage 135 219 Passing yardage 149 64 Passes 16-32 6-11 Passes intercepted by 0 Punts 5-26 S-34 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 55 85 It was the Nittany Lions' inept-ness of hanging on to the ball, plus their alert pass defense which made this game a close one. Six SO. 21-6 LOS ANGELES (AP) Southern California's Trojans kept their slender Rose Bowl hopes alive Saturday, whipping Washington 21-6 in a Pacific Coast Confer- Rrh Mitrhpll halfharlr Tnhn TravnViam nnH fnllhart RutcK sante. pass fror Izo) Penn State West Virginia 014 14 t-'t. ----t- t.v i Nr-I 1 run (pass faUed) to 1-5-1 with West Virginia and I much imnrnveH RiVhmrmrl a Like arch-rival Tech, Coach John McKenna Penn State Kerr 13 run (Lucas run).

West Va Longfellow 6 run (Reicht Pitt loncic io run (seaman aicai ND Iro 1 run (pass failed) Pitt Kaliden 5 run (Seaman kick) auii ahead. will be able to count heavily on returnees from this year's fine and still undefeated club, havins 1 1 iuniors and .22 pass from Longfellow). ence game. Penn State Hoak 5 run (run failed). a -19027 cou, (ho fa 1.

1 lrtct thp times Penn 'vored Trojans hike their confer- Jill" rjya f7nllc soPnornores among the gridders who have stretched the VsUlUfzT 1 QllS iKeydets' streak to 18 games without defeat. ball on fumbles. Two of the bob Daily Press Scoreboard just viiaf tie wants A 0x A PERFECT GIFT FOR THE HUNTER AND SPORTSMAN New inside as well as outsidtv The new Johnsoo Sea-Horses go better with your boat make your boat go better! CAVALIERS HIGH ON YOUNGSTERS Second highest in attracting State prospects is the University of Virginia, which brought in 35 high school grads of which 17 were from this State. Best-known in the Tidewater area is ex-Norview High fullback H. J.

Rust and the over-all strength of the squad which beat Maryland's freshmen Friday is figured by Coach Dick Voris as better' than Cavayearlings of the past few seasons. Here again the rebuilding (and disastrous) aspects of UVA's present regime is evident with no less than 41 juniors (15) and sophomores (26) who'll be available again next year. William and Mary brought in its largest frosh crop of recent years, a total of 26 with 15 Old Dominion boys headed by the fabled Roger Hale of Hopewell, hich is more in-State candidates than the Tribe has attracted in 10 seasons. Perhaps more than anyone else, though he has 14 juniors and 15 sophs back for '59, Coach Milt Drewer will need plenty of help from his frosh squad because his June graduates will include tackle Elliot Schaubach, end Ed Brusko, guard Howard Tomlinson, and backfield stars Tom Secules, Mike Chunta, Dave Edmunds and Ed Rubal. However, Drewer is optimistic.

Because of injuries and academic the Uni To Booker T. In 42 -6 Rout PORTSMOUTH tfv-Backs Clarence Perry and Haywood Knight scored two touchdowns apiece as Booker T. Washington of Norfolk defeated Carver of Warwick, 42-6. Saturday night at Portsmouth City Stadium. Perry scored on a 39-yard punt return and on a 31-yard run.

Fullback Knight scored on runs of 20 and seven Quarterback Cornell Gordon sneaked for a one-yarder and hit end Morris Smith for 49 yards and the finale. The unbeaten Bookers are now 5-0-1 for the season. The loss was only the second for Carver in eight games, the other being a 28-6 setback at the hands of rugged Peabody of Petersburg. The Peninsula Trojans were tied, 14-14, by Phenix of Hampton in their 1958 opener. A 7-7 tie with disappointing Huntington of Newport News is the only blot on the Booker T.

tl Martin Savage Zephyr Mossberg Ithaca Fox Stevens 0 Browning Remington II Winchester Huscarna bles ruined touchdown drives. Five times, the alert Nittany Lions picked off West Virginia passes, stopping Mountaineer offensive surges. Cheered on by a homecoming crowd of 26,000, the Mountaineers overcame an 8-0 deficit with a 67-yard scoring drive in the closing minutes of the first half, then stormed back 56 yards in the fourth period to tie. Longfellow' raced around left end six yards for West Virginia's initial touchdown, and barreled around right end three yards for the other score. Penn State, which had one touchdown nullified by a penalty, opened the scoring by taking the ball from the WVU 45 to the goal line in five plays with sophomore halfback Jim Kerr going the final six.

Kerr, from St. Clairsville, Ohio, set up his team's other touchdown by picking off a WVU pass on the Mountaineers' 15. After a clipping penalty put the ball on the 28. the Nittany Lions scored in five plays with halfback Dick Hoak going over from the five. The Lions launched a touchdown drive in the opening minutes, moving 46 yards to the West Virginia Halfback Dave Kas-perian dropped the ball and WVU halfback Mel Reight recovered.

Later, Kasperian's fumble on the Mountaineers' four was recovered by tackle Dick Guesman of West Virginia. In addition to winding up with identical scores, the two teams SEE THEM NOWl Continued From Page C-2 Bradley 24, St. Ambrose 1 VillanoTa 9. Davton Oklahoma State 14, Kansas State 7 Bowling Green 3.1, Ohio U. Akron 4ft, Deniion 14 Wittenberg 7.

Ohio Wesleian 6 Hiram IS. Kenton 14 Buffalo 44, Maine State (Mich.) 14 Western 33, Western Reserve (Ohio) SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL Flthbume MA 32, Norfolk Catholic Episcopal (Alexandria) 20. Episcopal (Linrhbiirgi 0 Brutnn Hcichts Fast Snffolk 6 St. Christopher's (Richmondi 2S, Randolph-Maron Aeademv 6 Woodherry Forest 33, Mercersburg (Pa.) Academy 1: Fork Union Military Margrave Military Aurusla Military 9, Miller School B.T.W. of Norfolk 42, Career of Warwick Freeman (Rlrbmond), 33, Benedictine (Richmond) A COLtEGE CROSS COUNTRY Georgetown 1, VMF 3 Bridgewater 18, American U.

43 SERVICE FOOTBALL Norfolk Tars 24, Fort Lee NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASS'N St. Louis 7, Boston 4 Ssracus 103. Philadelphia 9g New York 108, Minneapolis 100 (Onlv tames scheduled! NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Chicago 4. Detroit 3 New York Montreal Toronto Boston 3 AMFRICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Hershey 4, Rochester 2 Cleveland 4. Providence 2 Buffalo Springfield 3 EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE lohnstown 7, Philadelphia 3 New Haven 4, Washington 1 Charlotte 4, Cluiton i at Commonwealth versity of Richmond probably has resorted more to the QUALITY PISTOLS Colt Ruger Smith Wesson Hi-Standard HSR Gun cases, holsters and belts, reloading equipment, gun racks and cabinets.

LSE OLR LAY-AWAY PLAIN" 10 down will hold any item Fisher's Sporting Goods utilization of freshmen on the varsity this year, which is the record so far this year. Carver, surprisingly, noiflS a 1-Z verdict lac epaenn rlnrinv wWh thi will he nprmitterl and the im- iu -o Uvcr llir Baiuciraui. nrnvement nf trie SniHerc indiratps Cnarri VA 4errirt mav a a fi is so a be able to get off to a stronger start next camraien. Young- Carver BTW Of Norfolk Sales West Pembroke at Bell Street Phom PArk 2-6314 Hampton, Va. frorTufusweenwg)0" Isters like halfback Earl Stoudt and guard Joe Pesansky have btw: TTciarence perry mm punt already proven themselves and if the rest of the frosh crew, return; S2 run), Cornell Gordon (1 V.

piungei, Haywood Kmsht 2 (5 run, io Hike quarterback Mel Rideout, comes through as hoped, )' safetv, pass' wnter'r endlRichmond will continue improving. Only eight seniors are Sri Hatmo'" PerryJon this year's roster. Phone LY 6-6775 '180 Warwick Rd..