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Mcllhenny Scores Four As SMU Blasts Kansas By BILL DICKINSON one-yard line, and once each The tirst came in the LAWRENCE, Oct. 22-- UP the three and 15-yani lines. second quarter for eight yards and Halfback Don Mcllhenny, a hard Punter second one was an 11-yard toss charging, shifty senior, scored four Kansas star punter, Ted Rolide In the third frame. times to lead Southern Methodist gave SMU its first two touchdowns gut gMU reclaimed Ihe lead to a 33 to 14 victory' over Kansas when he fumbled two center in the same period Fullback here Saturday. -passes, one on the one-yard line in, Hal O'Brien raced over' the rieht The 189-pound Nashville, the second quarter and the etherise Ve ma es lg 14 halfback turned three KU the three in the third period.l McUhen then hls third an( -two of them within the three-' Mcllhenny dived over both times.

ollrth 7 yard line--- into tallies. But SMUJ The Jayhawks took a temporary the flllal had to come from behind late in. lead in the third period. U-13, on the third quarter to pull its lopsid-ithe strength of two iron nerved. ed victory.

fourth-down TD passes by quarler- Mcllhenny scored twice from theiback Willy Slrauch to end of tne day acorLnjr SMU Surge The Jayhawka managed to hold the scoring down until the SMU surge started the third stanza The powerful Mustang defense held Kansas to a record setting-ff 30 yards In rushing yardage. SMC. JlU'JLrO meanwhile, piled up yards on the ground. Score by periods: Kansaa 0 7 0-- Southern Methodist 0 7 12 14--33 Kansas scoring Touchdowns, Letcavits (8. pass from Slrauch, 11.

pass from Strauch). Conversion--John Handley, 2. Southern Methodist scoring ie for four touchdowns, marched Touchdowns Mcllhenny (1. plunge Notre Dame Purdue, Avenges Setback In 1954 for four touchdowns, the way only once following Plunge. 15.

run, 1. plunge). O'- itre Dame fumble in the second rie (1 P' un Conversion- By KL'RT FREITOEXTHAL LAFAYETTE, Oct. 22---Once-beaten Notre Dame, 1 ITrt RBB a ft 0 laying breaks and a bruising Dawson then stood up to: TOIn Beal. Ray Masters 2.

ground attack built around 3 clippings and rifled a 13- Morsc. Aubrey Lewis and Dean ard ass to Lcn zda in the Stueder. avenged its- only setback 'end zone. of last year Saturday with a 22 to. That was the only time the 7 triumph over Purdue before a junior quarterback was effective.

sellout crowd of 55.600. However, he let go with several The Irish, their 11-game winning Desperation passes in the final streak snapped by Michigan State stanza, but Notre Dame's alert de- last week, whistled through hurled him back each time, due's secondary- with awesome' Dawson completed 11 of ease to monopolize the passes for 104 yards and one; By HESS GREEV They turned two Purdue fumbles PHILADELPHIA Oct 22-UP- and a pass interception into touch- Morse's third period pass Inter- Navy's unbeaten Middies dlspen- downs and added a fourth period ceptlon netted the Irish their third sed wiUl the maglc of ace passer safety to make victory complete, i score. They ate up 46 yards In nine Geor Wel Saturdav and bv Purdue Moves Onte plays. Lewis dashing around right cloahin TM junior varsity quarter- Purdue, which blasted the Southjend for the tally. back Tom Forresta wiln i Benders' 13-game winning skein a Sticks to Ground Utring rating rolled without undue year ago when Lenny Daw.ron pmf-1 au Hornung.

Notre to a 33 to 0 victory over; ipolished quarterback, stuck to the ground and sel up Field Welsh And Paste Penn. Tigers Lose 5th Straight To N.U., 18-12 before 35.543 on Fr'a-iklin Purdue tied the score when Erlc recovered Morse's fumble 1 nh li nal a 80phom COLUMBIA. Oct. 22-UP-Senior halfback Rex Fischer intercepted a Missouri pass Saturday and raced 67 yards to provide Nebraska an 18 to 15 win over Missouri and Ue Oklahoma for the BtR Seven lead. Fischer was out with Inly usl if bv a touchdown nes most of last season, had his Murakowshl But gained ju! Ron Beagle, all in the best day Saturday as he led periods.

third period. Dick Prendergast fell; The 178-pounder promoted lo the i Dawson's fumble on the Pur-' varslt onl ast Tuesday and who le and Stueder plunged from; a his 19th birthday Sun one. Schaefer converted twice. i da 'cored one touchdown, caused The Irish ground out a whopping an important pass to keep the first 325 yards rushing, compared wtth lNav scoring drive alive and threw a touchdown pass to end first two Cornhuikers to their first win here eight yards passing. Sub center Dale Snelling handed no relation to the for- ouu I I L'alc: UaliUCU VJl i .11, i V.V, ullr IUI- since 193,.

He eked up 48 yards Notre Dame tte safelj ning i a i nava secretary, had all of the on 15 carries to leaa rxeorasKa wt)J over Dawson head into striking power of the nig a i a iP rushers. Victim of the wayward pass pinned in i(J i Dave DO-, Score by periods Purdue 0 0 Notre Dame 7 013 Mimourl quarterback ane. top paaier In the Big Seven. who itarred as he acored In'frcflpleil one, touchdown on a plunge after, Pcrwell. OB Nebraska halfback Willie Green-'co' Bi law and quarterback Don Erway Purdue scored the other Cornhusker lal- lies on plunges.

The win allowed Nebraska to tie Fll rtn Oklahoma for the Bif Seven lead Ruthing with two victories each against no losses. Missouri remained In the paii cellar with six straight losses The loss also kept the beards on Missouri Coach Don Faurot and his players who vowed last week they ril wouldn't shave again until the Tigers tasted victory this season. Nebraska had to battle back from a 6-0 halftime deficit for the win but then built up an 18-6 lead to coast in. A wild pitchout by JDsaouri quarterback Bill Griep gave Nebraska tally. A 15-yard penalty helped Nebraska to move 52 yards in nine plays for the second tally, hv Ervvay.

The third came when Fischer, the third of his family to play for Nebraska, i Doane's pass. Score by periods: Missouri ft Nebraska ft 012 6-- IS Missouri scoring Touchdowns. iDoane. 1 plungel: (49, pass-run from Doanel. Nebraska i Touchdowns.

Grcenlaw (2, plungel; Erway II. plunge): Fischer (57. pass interception runback). COLUMBIA. Mo.

Oft. K--L'P-StatiiUci Ihe MlisoLrl-Nfbraskn Mliiourl First do'Anji 17 1- nto striking power of the feiff end zone when Purdue was by the same name at his rail. In true naval tradition he took command of the enemy's weak- 0-- 7 nesses as Xavy won its i of the 2--22 season and ninth straight over two Purdue scoring Zyzda (13. pass). Conversion --Dawson.

first touchdown and the intercept Notre Dams scoring pass the second. The third was downs, Schaefer (2. plunge). Stue-jset up by successive penaltic; der (1. plunge).

Lewis (9. took Penn to its one yard Schaefer 1. And the fourth blossomed (from fumble. 1 SCO by eriod: Nntre n.m« P'nn 0 0 0 0 0 IC- 3T5 7 19 0 7--33 Navy scoHng Touchdowns. Burchett 11.

plungel; Forrestal (1 plungel: Beagle flO. pass from Mojito (tS. pass run from Prahlas): 6, Conversions: Oldham Rover 1. Browns Are 7-Point Choice On 10th Anniversary Celebration a i By UNITED PRESS The champion Cleveland Browns are seven-point favorites to celebrate iheir 10th anniversary party by whipping the Green Bay Packers in Sunday's top national football league game. Tlie city of Cleveland has designated Sunday as "Browns Anniversary Day" in honor of the 105th season for professional football's most successful team.

About 45.000 fann are expected to watch Green Bay's first appearance against the Browns at Cleveland. The game is important to both divisional races because the two dubs are tied for the lead in their respective sections. The Browns 3-1 are tied with the Pittsburgh Steclers for the Eastern lead. The Packers 3-1 are tied with the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Colts for the Western lead. The Browns arc favored but will play without one of the key members of their stout defensive unit- safetyman Tommy John Petitbon will sub for James--who injured a knee last week against the Washington Redskins.

Cleveland will be trying for Its 108th victory in 130 games. In other games--the Colts 3-1 are six-point choices to de feat the Redskins 2-2 at Baltimore; the Rams 3-1 are seven point favorites to defeat the De troit Lions 0-4 at Los Angeles: and the Giants 1-3 are three-point picks against the Stcelers 3-1 at New York. The Forth-Niners 2-2 are favored over the Chicago Bears 13 by four points at San Francisco iand the Philadelphia Eagles 1-3 are seven-point choices to Ihe Cardinals 2-2 at Chicago lost Vxrds prnalizrd Spartans Trip Illinois, 21-7 In 1st Meeting Bv CLAIR HEKHUIS EAST" LANSING, Oct. 22 --UP--Michigan State's Earl all season came through again and set up another tally with a 30- yard toss to lead the Spartans to 21-T victory over Illinois Saturday. Morral.

whose passing has al Iseason came through again to give ttae Spartans -l record for the season and hand Illinois its second defeat In five games. The victory was doubly sweet for Michigan State which was rebounding from a disastrous season year after tying Illinois for the Big Ten championship In This was the firit meeting in history between Michigan State end Illinois. Score by periods: Michigan ....7 0-tt Illinois 0 7 0 0 7 Michigan State scoring-- Touch-j downs. Kowalczyk 120 run). Kaiser 160, pass-run from Moral), Jewell run from Men-all).

Conversions-- Planutli Illlnoln Landheck (4, run). Conversion THE BROWNSVILLE HERALP. tl A Sooners Crush Colorado Under 56-21 Landslide NORMAN, Oct. 22--UP--times lo climax fierce marches twice, Bill Sturm I Oklahoma crushed Colorado 56-31 which featured fancy running and perfect afternoon for Oklahontii here Saturday with shocking pow- passing by halfback Tommy Me- points after touchdown, er that overcame a H-roint deficit Donald. I Jenkinji coined three and1 virtually cinched ihr Sooners A shaky quk kick bv taUback for Colorado, eighth straight Big Seven cham- Homer Jenkins sel up'the drive and another Orange Bowl lnat put Qklalioma in Car tinjcs to stay.

oooners raced o5 yards six ThnmaK leri narriers What started as a scary test for plays, with McDonald yards carries Okla the third-ranked became a over from the two. homa rushed 320 78 tor lop-sided rout In the last half. The Burris scored a third time and bid, capacity crowd of 59.900 saw Okla- McDonald a second time in the five atarts before" Saturdav homa reserves score three times third period. Fullback Billv Prlcer the final period to give Okla- converted five times Carl Dodd' score by penoas: homa Its 24th straight victory. -Oklahoma 0 21 14 Oklahoma's scoring 0 jj f.

Colorado 0 14 0 7--21 in the second period after Colorado "OO noOS Oklahoma i Toucli- had turned Oklahoma errors into a Hdrvilfd For lit Win -downs, BurrU 3 (1, plunge; 14-0 lead. Oklahoma exploded Mith H4 vrvirn r. 2. plunge); three touchdowns from sustained drives in 10 minutes lo 14 halftime edge. Score After a reaimg favored a i i i it -a uc- Both of the Buffaloe'3 second pe- fore 13,500 fans at Memorial Sta- scores begaji with recovered dium here.

Oklahoma fumbles. Colorado tackle The Indians coupled sparkling Sam Salerno pounced 0:1 quarter- defensive plav, led bv end Ron Jim Harris' bobble on the Fraser and center Bob Adelzzlln yson; lve or 'S- 3 Sooner five and fullback John Bay- with a fine display of ofensive Ok 2 statis'i- uk plunged over from the three, bal-carrying. Quarterback Bill ma or ioi 0 Then Colorado marched 70 yards Beagle, the nation's leading pass- lrst in seven plays with Emerson Wil-ier. tried just nine passes. complet: on ripping the final yards, i ingr six for 58 yards and one touch- Pmsei Oklahoma halfback Bob Burris down.

Otherwise he stuck to the sparked the Sooner comeback and ground and for the first time this twice in seven minutes. He season, the Indians outrushed their'J, unlil from inside the three both opposition, 69-129, sustained TM 22- UP ,2. plunge; 3. plunge); Morris gain a 21- I a outh Indians got their 123. run; Thomas i1.

plunge: victory of the 1955 season ff (35. pass-run In Sturm: b.e, TM dd Colorado scoring Touchdowns, ir Hvson plunge); Wilson Clarke (54, pajs-run from READY FOR ACTIOV Didrlckson Zaharlas Is back at the oP game atter recuperating from her second bout with cancer. Here she a fhip shot at Tampa where she is resting. (UP Telephoto) YOU PAY TOO MUCH FOR YOUR LIGHTS TAXES BROWNSVILLE lights (250 K.W.H.)$ 10.37 Taxes: $2,00 per hundred, of 1948 valuations. SAN BENITO Lights (250 K.W.H.) $7.98 Taxes: 1.50 per hundred, of true valuation.

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