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Missouri Shocks Michigan Pith Score in Last Second Air Force Wilts 20-7 Opeiier ARBOR, Mich. Missouri scored in the last 'two seconds of play and '(tunned Michigan Saturday 20-15, rnirching 78 yards after the Wolverines had victory all but locked up with a desperation field Second siring-', quarterback Bob Haas leaped over the middle for the winning touchdown alter his 36.yard pass to end Danny Larose invading Tigers: to the Michigan two-yard line. "Two plunges into the netted one yard and Mlssoiiri had time for only; one more' play. whose defensive work nipped two Michigan threats earlier in the game, vaulted over the line and climaxed a thrilling final period. Moments before, John Halstoad kicked a 32-yard field goal that got Michigan in front for the first time on a gray afternoon.

Halsleari set up the field goat by recovering a fumble at the Missouri 23. Missouri, beaten 19-8 by Pcnn Slate in its opener last week, held a 14-6 lead until the final period was more than half over. Then a couple of breaks went against the Tigers, enabling Michigan to make it close. Buttons Gel 41-0 Victory CASTROVILLE (Spl.) 'Hie Central. Catholic Buttons scored as they pleased in routing St.

High ot Caslroville, -it-0, Saturday night. Joe Section scored Iwo touchdowns on run? of 11 and 46 ynrds, anil tin adilrrl tliron extra points on conversion kicks for tire winners. Mike firiUon a 17 yards; Albert Alcma.i yards; Tom Piper, 52 yards; anl Hill I.nnv hei't. 1 yards for oilier Bullou touchdowns. Britton also ran for two extra points.

Hnninr Kcholt and Jim Blum led the Central Catholic defense, STATISTICS a Caalrnvllle first downs in 4 Rushlnj mrrfacs 36 a a a 31 3.S 4-12 4 Brad Myers made a leaping! more yards on an Interference)but for the second time, Noskin's call at the Missouri 10. (passing attempt for two extra catch of Stan Noskms pas, hownre i cRae joints filled. 35 yards, and Michigan got over on Ihe next Missouri fumbled on the second 1 play after the kicko(( Hal stead's recovery nd subsequent field goal had the Wolverines il! set for a victory celebration. IOWA TOUCHDOWN--Don Horn (30), Iowa fullback, is nailed but not soon enough as. he scores against the University of California in the first period.

He had spun through from the five. Identi- fiable lowans are Bob Jeter (1 1), bock; Sherywn Thorson, (66), guard, and Mark Manders (69), guard. No. 61 behind Horn is California's Don Piestrup, a Wirephoto. IOWA CRACKS CAL BERKELEY, Calif.

(AP) i a i smothered California 42-121 that turned into another night 3.2.1 Mighty Iowa, striking by land a Saturday ill a Rose Bowl replay I mare for the Bears. Why Be Satisfied with the Status Quo? Why be solisfied with last fall's suils when at SiO BOBBINS you can salisfy both your need for stylishness and a suit with visit to our beautiful and modern shop? A Case in Point: Tailored expressly for SID ROBB1NS and you fine, Imporled fabrics from the loami of llaly and Great Britain: Gleaming iridescenli fine worsteds nalty sharkskins. The slalus quo will be swept aside when you try on ona ihess beouliful new suils In conventional 3-bulton, or new Continental styling. Availabla In a rich harvest of fall colors. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT 30-DAY CHARGE OR 90-DAY BUDGET I A i i A I A A A Clothes of Distinction 10 MIM.

MB MIKIMO IN THI CAIAM Cal scored after two plays, i i5-yard pass from Larry Parqu 0 Bob Wills and 10-yard run ty Jrover Garyin. The Hawkeyej then took ove nd steamrollered Coach Pete El iott's team with in awesome dis ilay of running and passing befon 1 45,000 in sunny Me mortal Stadium. Olcn Trcadway. and Wilburn lollis did the Iowa throwing. Ray auch, Bob Jeter, Don Horn, Gen and' John Brown did th unning and catching.

Ends Cur derz, Don Norton and Jelf Langs on also shagged passes from on end of the gridiron to the other Horn scored first on fivs yar dive, winding up a 10 play, 7 ard drive The plunging fullbac scored again in the third rjuarte on three-yard run. Hollis, Brown and Moslev car riedithe load for tha second score ninning In from the 1. Jeter and Jauch, both trouble some to Cal In the Ross Bow debacle, made hash of the ine again. Jeter made thr.thir Iowa touchdown on a four-yar dash in the second quarter. On the next drive, Mosley ra for 20, Hollis hit him for 31 a again for a five-yard touchdown heave.

Early in the fourth quarter, Brown, the Big 10's -140-yard run champion, sprinted 6(1 yards to pay dirt without a hand laid on him. The Bears picked up a second touchdown- In tlm third quarter when quarterback Wayne Crow romped 36 yards. Cal'i first kick attempt was blocked and a pass conversion try went wild. 'j a -of last year, Force "Falcons, lided sea- on Salurtoy-Vj'Kh 20-7 victory ver Wyomihg'a ikyline confer: nee champions'. 1 After Itfy pm ing "ti rnikl a cepted: touch- complete ommandi jMfiticterKJI jfgX-i u'n- witeri'' Wring to ill games; AI? rt pass'inter- ceptlbn by-the'airmen killed Wyo- The "tent aiklVa ihiUwirid hampered passing and licking Wy om Ing fha Diclc oh ii a red r.

f- Force' qua tter- ack Mayo's Vyoming 49 and darted 3 the FalconsV.7. The Cowboys )ii ched i i ove in ih ee c-pla ys vith halfback Jerry Hill going the final two after four minutes of the irst.period: i i Air Force tejim: Capt Howard Sronson recovered a Wyoming 'umble by wyorhing Quarterback Jim Waldeh ori; the Cowboy and seven plays later the Falcons lad their first touchdown. Quarter back John KUenzel to Halfback Don Baucom on the 13 yard scoring play. Air Wyoming 7 0 0 0 WYO-MIll 3 run kict) APA Baucom 13 pass from Kuenze diet lalltd) APA--Quinlun 2 run (run failed! AFA-- Hardagd 17 pans from Mavi (Lane Icom Mayo) SENKCA TO HANSCEN flLKN, N.Y.-lfl- Wfttter Hatttgen of WeMtlold, N.J., two-lime winner ot the International Grand Prix, won Ihe Seneca Cup preliminary race 'on lite' Prix Course Saturday. Haasgen, one of the nation's leading race car drivers, sped his Slanfuellfnl car ftver the 22-lap, 50.6-mlle course In 33 minutes, 1.65 seconds.

His average speed was 79.6 miles per hour. Mississippi Win Ky. (AP)-Mis- iissippl'V took an aerial route, bbosted Kentucky errors, and Southeastern Conference over the Wildcats Saturday, night. Mississippi's two touchdowns, scored after halftime, were the results of a Kentucky fumble and an intercepted pass. The Rebels' Bobby Khayat added a fiek' goal, also, following an intercep tion.

Boosters Slash By Illinois BLOOMINGTON, Ind, (AP)-Irv diana hauled the cover off tint crop of sophomores Saturday and defeated fumbling' Itlinoij 20-0 In he Big Ten football opener for bolh 'teams. Rain poured ali, afternoon. Ted Smith', veteran Indiana tall- back, knocked Illinois off balance with a i 51-yard of opening, scored 10 plays later from'the rllltni and then let the sophomores strut. Willie. 195-pound, tailback from plowed in the first tha tall and tallied Indiana's second touchdown from the lllihi 7.at tin start of the second quarter.

Tarpons Lose To Southwest SAN MARCOS (Spl )-Willard Gearing bioke loose for 83 yards in the first three minutes to start Southwest Texsu State College Bobcats rolling to a 36-7 win over the University 'of Corpus Christi Tarpons here Saturday night. Bearing also scored on runs of 29 and 14 oilier Bobcat scores were on a six-yard wss from Bob Lewis to Herb Wuthrich and a two-yard plunge ly Lewis. a Ncffendorf ticked two extra points, and Eldon Ringo and ng ran for points after touchdown. STATISTICS Flnt Rushing Elng ytidagr tnlercepCed Punt Fumbles lost YdH. lost penntUei ONE There is only one WELCOME WAGON 30 years of experience fostering good will in busineM and community life.

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