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BUOllCS BUt lP. LUBBOCK, 19-7 (Sw Page 12) ku mm soinmuuL (See Pate U) ou'stoh LJ Ul 10 to Wrd Aggies, 'Row Bowl Coiom A field AW- DALLAS, Oct 9 (AP) Oklahoma's brutish oower featuring the hammering Bob Herndon and Buddy Leake and the sriarinir but adeDt Dassins of Jay O'Neal and Jim. (AP) Verle Cray kickedn 11 HOUSTON, Oct. fourth period field AO rw rr a v-i i-l 4Wam oahi 4Um fl ftVtti IVUlllV AUU V-ilvU MW, AIM al gun stop an drive oil the 1-foot line its the Uni versity of Houston defeated Texas 10-7. A crowd of 42,000 saw the big guarors boot; break a 7-7 tie with less than five minutes Harris gouged a 14-7 victory from Texas today as the ers held their domination of this storied game and No.

1 in the national rankings. One of the most powerful teams Oklahoma ever has put into the Cotton Bowl was able to win despite six fum- lir bles, five of which were gob--VITAL ruUiLJ bled up by Texas. It was the third straight year Win (Whacks to play. I The Aggies. bv brilliant quarterback Elwood Kettler, then took the kickoff and went ,59 yards Texas Oklahoma f0r (Oklahoma to win this game.

Iraan, 21 0 18 10 First downs for -I. first-'down' just shy of the Cougar goal as time ran out. Kettler land Jim Dickev. the 7 Ruiliing yardage aos. Passing yardage J9 tricky Houston quarterback earlier 20:.

in 1 36 5 49th iri the series. record crowd of 76,204 Oklahoma smashed and tore out 205 yards through the big but slow Texas, line, with Herndon getting Passrs intercepted by help on the recovery is Texas bad Don Maroney. Arrow poinH to bail en ground. Texas went on to score but OU won game, had exchanged long touchdown drives. tossed R-yards i to end Ronnie Ember for a Houston Punls 4 Punting average 3.5 Kumbles lost 2 Yards' penalized OKLAHOMA FUMBLES Texas guard Kirbv Miller puts head-lock on Sooner back Buddy Leake forcing him to fumble the opening kickoff of Saturday's Oklahoma-Texas game in Dallas.

Blocking for Leake is Oklahoma guard Boj Bolinger (79L, to S5 4-7. ,1 (United Press Telephotol By REX TEELKR Permian Basin Sports Editor WINK An old familiar! name! is atop the district 5-A standings today, following" Wink's shiashin? 21-0 yktory over, punchless I Iraan to open the championship race for both; teams here Saturday night. The Wildcats on the rebound af- 64, and the Sooners also outpassed the Texans with 127 yards to 105. 1 1. ei touchdown in the second period.

The Aggies' went 2 yards after lexas gamea oniy rf msuum .1.. ieaice was responsioie, uiuouj Km Kiit vital crainc anrl Yxa mad What It taking the second half kickoff. with Kettler plunging over from the one. It war a rugged, game tht saw a bit of shoving. the first Sooner touchdown that A olr fumhlpH th rmpninp kick.

possibly a flurry of fists, after ths final gun. Coaches and officials quicklv brokeup" the confusion and off on the Oklahoma 29 and Kirby Lite, Miller pouncea on me oau. vnaney Was, Was Ter three straight lopsided Josses, took charge early and vere never threatened although forced t6 pack all their scoring into a wg second quarter." JF. Wilheim.and Charles Man-rung took turns at ripping huge chunks of yardage from unhappy Iraan while a stubborn Wildcat defense throttled the- Braves at sent the players to their dressing rooms. It was Houston's first victory in Quinn combined for two Texas first if downs DUt on me uuanoma iour three attempts, against the South wm I aT f.

Quinn fumbled and Kurt Burns west Conference Aggies. I I recovered. Leake kicked out to I I 1 1 Football! Hmisloa AAM 12 every turn- ieiano woman, woo raveu oswb. to the Oklahoma 27. ard rtuhirr yVri 4n-? Wilhclm a rid Mann ing 4 i I womack.

threw a running pass su unieniai vihk. j-QUinc itf.iTMx to Mcnan sennewer on ine UKia- 346 yards oh wUhelroi tie got Ilk yrds of it 3id by aaticd 76 more. i punum nri'f 21 16 homa six. Marone- cracked center for I three and Brewer, hit the left .5 tackle for a touchdown. Buck 3 4 1 40 the i mic forwards jnimwr Yardt vere holdings Iraan to 98 yards on the ground and turning Brave Lansford converted.

I Oklahoma took the kickoff and i paraded 73 yards for a touchdown. DALLAS. Oct. UP Oklahoma Sooner fans, as pepped up Saturday as their team was Saturday afternoon, went on another spree in Dallas, carrymgv part of the Texas goal posts as evidence of their triumph. i i I Downtown Dallas was a scene of milling sweating policemen, traffic Jams and "general pandemonium.

Horns wre honking, Ok-lahomans were yielling fBoomer aerial into backfires. Tech Tames Iraan completed only-four of. 15 tosses and had the same number intercepted. Four fumbles Herndon and Leake did most of the work as the Sooners hammered the Texas line for all except 12 yards picked up on a pass from Harris to Max Boydston. Leake recovered by Iraan and 122 yards stepped off on it penalties against Sooner." and Texans were coming the Wildcats combined to hold the slammed across from a yard out then kicked the extra point to tie Miners, 55-28 score down back; with cheers of their own and the answer "wait 'til next year." Wink slammed 81 yards in eight tUvs tb -'net, its first touchdown thf score at 7-7.

7 Womack fumbled the next kick and Wray LitUejohn recovered Thousands more fans from, both states thronged the State Fair aft with seconds gone in the second penod. Wilhelm sped 46 yards er' Uv game in the Cotton Bowl. LUBBOCKV Oct. 9-UP 4 iof uKianoma on ine Texas 3b. Seven Red Haiders scored points Saturday night as Tc Tech roll tie Liongnont line threw the Soon erk steadily back and they had to to set up and quarterbacK jlcu- and Ja; nes sneaked over from the -t one.

i It took just TQ second for Wink to set aROtheriohe.Marion Barnes trying to sec the sights before starting the trip home. I But the game itself was the climax of the trip for the) football fansi Oklahoma students were so exuberant at the victory by the kipk, But Texas to punt also and from the Oklahoma 42 the T7 ed to a 55 to 28 victory over Texas Western in a Border -Cor'tsc game. at Lubbock. v( in an rarit Iraan mss on Lonnie uraham, ftenni Herr Sooners launched another touch-dqwn drive. The biggest blow was a ass from O'Neal that John Bell gathered in on the Texas 45 land ran to the 15.

It was 40-yard gain- team ranked first in the nation the Brives 33 and loped down the land Walt Bryan each scored twice u.ith- ruan U'hitp anJ Sif' 1 that Hpv HiHn't wait until th camr left sidelines adding single Mowns for the was over before jerking the goal winning i Jact Kjrkpatrick posts down. Texas had the ball 9 touchdown tout i I ei). Harris made the It ftm the Texas wo and again converted to The? final touchdown came with 80 seconds to play in the, first half and capped a 4T-yard march- Wil-hclnt got 18, Manning; 22 Wilhelm Leake kicked five extra points and Rickj when the- first students began Spinks ahd -Sides converted once breaking the goal off, and Dut Oklahoma put Ok 'i'T 1 1 VI A 1 A i-. l.jiMfh one knows what would have hap- theiponed if the Longhorns had scored seven iana men nimeira i right end behind ai i-oi don of block-1 The visiting Miners were hf four. Cuani football tame briefly in the first oydston (4 1 Kurt Burris 5 1 and Bob Hendon (36).

OlUhoma a touchdown on a long pass. Ine point after touchdown would have been vital if the score had been 14-13. But that didn't happen, and sections of the goal post wcre promptly fought over and won. Seconds TEXAS STOPPED -Texas halfback Charley Dollar liu crashes 'Zeke Blactstock' added all threeiquarter when they started the 5cor- extra 'nointO inS and ended the period tied with rlran pcnetiated as far as the Tech 7-7. Bute Raiders rallied Wink.

25 late in the first half for for 28-14 halftime lead and effmt with Lvl craased that advantage 48-14 after toolr 4-7 win. a (United Press Telephoto threuah for two yards but no more as three Oklahoma tacklers maul him in Saturday's Cotton Bowl game. Sooners are Max ajnead' The next time Oklahoma gol the ball it rolled to the Texas 34 bjut 13-yard roughing penalty wiped out the drive; Just before the half ended texas started moving on the passing arm of Brewer but hen trie Texas quarterback tried a long orb from his 42, O'Neal intercepted lit! on the Oklahoma 20 and scattcd jub th field to the Texas 45 only have the ball brought back to the Oklahoma 25 where, it was ruled. O'Neal had stepped out. Oklahoma' started a drive early iA the period that reached the Texas 37 before losing the ball on three quarters.

Hugh Harmarw, Reeves Tevis, Eaves furnishing the spar runs of 12 and 16 yards. after the' final gun sounded, the goalposts1 were being carried down Bob Forrest and Wade Hedgecoke scored touchdowns for Texas West the state fair midway for all to see. Eagles Get FOOTBALL SCORES! Junior Varsity W1K 17 ern. Jesse Whittet -n booted thre; extra points and Berman Corbel! 10 IB AX 2H 4. 1 iJfor r.t 8 for 50 one.

i F.AHT C0U.EGE FOOTBALL -t Yd. P.uslnnir --Xrt Yda, PawmK I'aw JsttKinpted rtff Oonpl-td Bv. Opp. Fumble Rtv i Iiiit Avt'ig The longest touchdown run was Geneva (Pa.) 21. Wa.sntiCton Jefferson 0 bvr Herr for 81 yards.

Graham's Texas fans took it all in good spirits, despite the fact they have watched the Sooners tear down goalposts six out of the last seven games at the Cotton Bowl, They had seen a good ball game that wasn't over until the final whistle blew, and the Longhorns had played their best against the top team in the nation: And there's always Marshall 25. Moms Harvey 14 Apalacliian 21. Lenoir Rhne 14 Boston Cntversity S5. Fordham 2i) ,3 for rt scores came on runs of 64 and 66 Wins, 39 to 0 24-22 Victory ROlTHLST Oklahoma 14. Tfas 7 Arkansas 21, Baykr 20 SMU 25, Missouri 17 lor 122 Ptnaltira it Yds yards.

Two of the Tech t. on a fumble. A 17-yard run by Jerry Tubbs kept this surge moving were' on passes from Jerry John nen it naa appeared bogged down. Wisconsin 13. RK 1 Iowa State Kay oes Two other times' Oklahoma drives Bluefield iW.Va.J Slate 38, wmtonaiem 18 Boston College 44.

VMI 0 -lYinlty 27. Tuns 6 Bixnvn 35. Khodc Island 0 New Hampshire 21. Maine 10 Amherst 25. Bowdln 19 Nnti-e Dhimw 0 Texas Tach 65, Tas Western 28 Odessa's Junior Varsity continu son.

Scor? by periods: Texas Tech PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9 ere halted by fumbles and on the l.noiliai 13. Txaa rSillrce 12 7 21 20 755j next year. ed its unbeaten; un-scored on way Kansas ayhawkers third one, which Bob Fttnn crabbed Southwestern lOkla) -13.

onnwesiern Adrian Burk, the Baylor star who was benched in thi first half for Texas Westn -7 7 0 1428 Police, althouch harried "bv hun here Saturday night, pulverizing the Texas 49. the Lonchnrnx Texas Tech scoring: Touch dreds of automobiles with stream ineot passing; came back in (the Texas Southern 19. Grumbling 19 tllet Newport Rt Naval Maine Maritime 0 Yale 13. 7 .4 Midland'sB-team, AMES. Iowa.

Oct. 9 Iff Iowa downs Graham, 2. Herr 2. Bry tlniintnn 1(1. Texan At crs flying and horns tooting, kept raded down to the Oklahoma 10 fore being stopped on a fourth final three minutes of the game to direct an 81-yard touchdown, drive Kouthwent Texas St-t al.

Texs At lfi swaiihmore 27, 0 an 2. White Sides. Conversions After "aininga l-0 halftime irarnc pretty well controlled: wn pass that Burris broke Kirkna trick 5. Spinks. Sides.

lead, the Odessans slammed back North Texas State 30. Hardm-simmons i THnity 8. East Texas State There "were few JjsXt ights and little violence' of any sort. Most of Uiat gafe the Philadelphia tagies a 24-22 national football league vic Tex a Western scoring: Touch for four more touchdowns in the Oklahoma then roa red back on McMurry 14. Midwestern Missislpl Southern 33, Abtlene Christian 7 final two periods.

downs Harman, rorrest. running of Herndon and Leake tory over the surprisingly rugged Hiandtes 20 Betes 0 tVilsate 26. llutjrera 14 1 Princeton 13, Pennsytvania Penn State 34. Virginia 7 Armv Dartmotttli 7 Masarhusetts Connecticut 13 New Haven Teachers 32, N'orwtrh 14 Itarvarit 11. 1'nrnei! 12 Stephen F.

Austin SO, Lamar Tech I me lew ciasnes camexironi over Hedgecoke. Conversions WhiV Ed Norman tallied first, on a 80- Pittsburgh (St2elers tonight. Btata went oh" a scoring spree seldom matched by -cj'clone; football tvams for a 33-6 victory over demoralized Kansas today- in a Big Seven conference game. Kansas swept Into a first quarter lead on a 64-yard dash by Ralph Moody, That scoring gesture was the only one Kansas made pay off as ajnd the passing of Harris to slam tjo the Texas 13 before losing the tenton 3. Corbill yard burst over left guard and me downtown crowds were Burk climaxed the seven-play SOUR Kentucky 21, Auburn 14 -Memphis tiate 34, Murray (Ky) Stata Terry Fosey converted.

In the an on nowns. i thickest around the Baker and winning Philadelphia offensive with 7 6, MitMlehurv 18. Williams 13 The game ended with Texas second period BuLf ewm returned the Adolohus i hotels. Thousands Juniata 14. Haveiford a 13-yard touchdown pass to rete Grid Tilt Cancelled assing futilelv deep in its own punt 55 yards for a touchdown milled around, lust as they did Fri Pihos in the end zone.

Bob Wal- Gett.vbui1t SS. AlbUght -Huliart 49. Buffalo 0 Delaware 51. Temple 13 erritorj. t0 make it 13-0.

1 Louisiana Tern 21. McNeesa10 Mlsslssiopi 23. Vanderbllt 7 Florence Slate 26. Arkansas Stat 7 Northwestern Ln. State Louisiana Col "Irire -H Stale' 52.

Vlllanova IS Heidolltera 3tti Wittcnberr 12 CORPUS CHRISTI. Oct. 9 OP day night prior to the game.and hundreds more stood and watched. ston, who scored a touchdown and kicked a vital field goal, converted the Jayhawks furabljd away the hall. Norman scored from eight yards Biii knell 48.

LehlBh 46 The International football game between the University of Corpus Caniegl Tech 23. Jolws. Hopkins 0. out In the third periodX and Posey's the final point. This third straight wondering where evcrj'body was I.

-The Cvclones" picked iro two Klnss jPa ao. Mansneia going, and what it was all about. kick made 20-0. Joe House then victorv for the unbeaten taci touchdowns in the second period'ChrisU and Monterrey Tech today ii i i il. me Hamilton 23.

watmer Western Man land 32. I.alianon Valley 0 passed to Jimmy Nix for 42 yards. What it was. was football. South Carolina 27, Furman 7 West Virginia IX C.porgo Washlnrton 7 Tennessee 2i.

'hatlanoiifra 14 Washing ton State Beats Oregon State moved them Into undisputed first place in the NFL'a Eastern SnrinRfirld 26. Colby 1C for a 13-6 nautime leaa ana nageajwas. cancenaa- oy me Mexican a rousing finish for three touch- team. UCC defeated Monterrey Posey kicked the point to run Maryland u. Wake Forest 13 (lie) to 27-0.

Ceoreie. 21. North Carolina 7 a downs in the lastquarter. -Tech earner this National Agricultural 34. BrooKiya Worresler 2, Mass, Maritime 7 i Indiana (Pai 2.

Ed'nnoro Teachers 1J In tVA fMirtK rurv4 7vtnn The fired up Steelers. who failed Georgia Terh 30, LSU an Mississippi State Richmond 26. The Citadel 0. ThlW 19, Allesheny Kirklin rammed over-guard for i 1UUJVIAN Oct. 9 Alabama 4u, Tulsa Mississippi Slate 14, Tulane 0 to win in any of their pre-sea son exhibition but came into tonight's contest Mh two victories and no defeats in league play, Trims Tulane, 14-0 four yards and a touchdown andpuke Washmgton' raced 60 yards later passed 37 yards to Fewin forior one touchdown and Bob Iver- Coaches Shepherd W.Va 14.

Briilgtater 7 Two El Paso FAR wtvr CCLA 21. Wahlnion 3U Navy 25, Stanford Washington Slate 3 Oregon State 8 Oregtm 83. California 27 Montana Stale 34. Colorado College lilahii State 38. State 13 another, l.lvlngnton Paine Kandolph-Mafon 23, Charleston A KB I MIsslsslDnl Collrae 13.

Howard 7 son 47 yards for another today in NEW ORLEANS. Oct; 9 UP- appeared to have wrapped up the crushing 34-6 Washington State Mississippi State capitalized on the gam on an eight-yard touchdown Western Kentucky IS. Murehcatl tKy) 13 lstero New Mexico 37, Adams CoM Midland never got past midficld against the defensive line manned by Nix, Charles Childers, Charles arker, Pat Gibi-on, Billy Martin and Thomas Stone. conquest of outclassed Oregon State. run by Johnny Lattncr in the third and tie second of Paul Hold's two field goals midway through the breakaway runs of halfbacks Joe Silvcri, Arthur Davis and Jim Harness Saturday for a 14 to 0 victory over Tulane in a game played in State 6 Lewis and Clark 44.

Potiland Slate. 19 MK.H nl HtMII, lOOTHM.I. 1 (7ed Auto Crash 7 Flsk i. Alabume AA.m i KnoxMlle 7. Benelrt SC) 14.

Fktttad 7 Tampa South Ceoi ta Fjist Tennessee piste 'J, 'Maryville 14 North Carolina State 36. William and Mary Emory and Henry 13, Guilford 7, fourth quarter. San Antonio Breckenndge 7., Fort Worth" squally weather. Polytechnic Ssn Antonio Central Catholic ,14, San Antonio, Tech 7 -Dallas Wonrtrow Wilson 34, Foi Worth 0. Harness.

Am 21-year-old Junior, went seven yards for the first Mis The Beavers showed little in offense and spent most of the afternoon fumbling away any chance's thyv had. Iverson, a second string quarter back, scored twice and passed tor a third touchdown in the one-sided Pacific Coast Conference game North Texas Tias EjJ TASO, Oct. 9 (UP) The EI Paso Bowie high echool head football coach and his assistant were killed in a car-truck collision early Saturday as they returned home ffwn'Brrmtine A third coach was seriously hurt. sissippi State touchdown early in Bowie Blanks Midland, 46-0 Mtimt.KT Onrmnati 50. Marquette 1.1 Wichita 22.

Oklahoma 13 -Michigan 14. Iowa 11 Ouke 13. Purdue 13 tie Minnesota 26. Northwestem 7 Michigan Slata 21. Indiana 14 Ohki Stale 40.

Illinois 7 the first period, and Silverl packed it two yards for the othr early in PafChat 20 Waco 7. 'Houston Lamar Corpus (Tirlstl Collet Academy 13. Laredo St. Joseph 13 JVMOK toU.FfiF. FOOIBAIX Wharton 13.

San Anelo Simmons, 20 to DENTON. Oct. 9 North Tex- the fourth. Head Football Coach, Buryl Baty and Line Coach Jerry oeiore ij.uvu. Simmahsr were killed shortly Bowie's "Frogs trounced Midland The trailer-type truck overturn Cowden, Saturday in a junior Kansas state 7 Nebtaska 3 Iowa 33, Kansas Capital 3K- Marietta Ohio Weslryan 2S, Wabash 14 ed on the side of the road after the FKIDAV MtiltT -Ol THtrT Howard Payne 34, New Mexico AAM 7.

Bnylor Fiwh 19, Texas 7. Murray tOkla.) AAM 31. Oklalioma as State, used two Hardin-Slmmons fumbles and a 38-yard pass to set up three first quarter, scores then held the Cowboys tfra rest of the rrW high football game at Midland Colgote Defeots Rutgers, 26 to 14 crash, spilling: cottonseed over the Louisville Takes Little Yorld Series pavement and road shoulder. after midnjght in the collision five miles east of the pi Paso-Hudapeth county line in Hudspeth county. Backfield Coach Fred Rosas was vx Hotel hospital Dieu in In order, 'the seven touchdowns Blutfton ai.AOllvet 3 Miami lOhloV 7 Military 0.

came like this: i Ashland 21, Slipery Rxk Northeaatera Oklahoma is, uraceiana The threa coaches had been to Pecoa scouting the Peccs-Kermit iwajr win w-i iwiAu. i i A fumble by quarterback Ken- .1. 7 I Dayton 27, UNiisvuit (Iowa 6. 1: Gary' Parker ran 12 yards. 2.

Jerry Pratt ran three yards. SYRACUSE. N. Oct. 9 WV- Compton (Cllaf.) JC 21.

Cameron (Ok la.) high school football game and were hi-in rum wm (iuicu ity nic AAM .14.. 1 1k Tki astaeai Httpe 20. Alma. 7 Hillsdale 7. Kalamazoo a Wayne 27, Washington MSt.

Louis) Albion 27. Adrian 13 HAMILTON, N.Y., Oct 9 (U Sophomcre halfback Ed Whitehair pulled the game out of the fire for Colgate todayXand then put it on ice with two fourth quarter m. 11 n. on their way back to El Paso at 3. Jerry Pratt passed to Terry Eagles' Charles McGlnty on the HSU six plays deep in the game.

fair condiUon and later underwent tnr a iaw fracture. the time of the accident Pratt for eight yards. Louisville won the Little World Series tonight by defeating Syracuse. 4-2, in the sixth lame. The American AssoclaUon champions Great Lakes Naval 32.

Central Mh-hltan 28 Missouri Valley 66. Central (Mo.) ,0. Klrksvilla tMo.) 24. Maryvill 2t). Kent-State 52.

Baldwin-Wallace 7. Seven playa later Don Baker pass Baty was named head coach at The truck driver, who escaped in- Fred Gibson blocked Cowden cornea tio-si jwonmoutn tliu is loucnaown runs as me rted ttaiders ed from the 12 to McGinty lor to; Fort Mays State J4, Southern Col Kn.) Fort Mays State 44. Sou the punt and Larry Smith recovered Bowie In following his graduation from Texas where he lury, was chargea wnn ncm. nA was held fori several a stubborn Kutgers sauarL farsona auv i.emri iiowai 19 a t'ol lege at Emporia 47 AlcPhfrson it first NTSC score. 1 7.

'V-Tv Washburn 14. Kmpuria ran it out, four games to two, Bill Werle, the winner, although he help from The cowboy's K.Y. Owens fum Bethel (Kant 19. Betnany tKan hurs in the. Sierra Blanea iJaiL He St Joseph's (Indiana! 21.

Indiana Stat 30 Nmth Uakuta Slate 41, 'MoiTilngsMe f'7. bled soon afterward and McGinty was a star quarterback. Simmang had been coaching at the school since graduation from Hershel Freeman in the eighth. 's idcntilied as i'wn 0f spur. ---'t again grabbed for NTbC on tne for touendown.

fi 3. Parker ran 30 yards. 6. Jerry Pratt passed Tcity Pratt for 20 yards. 7, Pratt intercepted pass and ran 45 yards.

20-14. Twiitgers was leading, 14-12, on touchdowns by quarterback Jack Fennel! and fullback Angelo Ian-nucci when Whitehair broke throuch a nicely opened hole and Ball 26, But ten 13 Rvansville 3H. Valparaiso IS Indiana Central 47, Andrrsnn 3S Louisville 001 002 Q014 13 2 Cntlefe of Ozark 11. Ilrndrix 0. wr.xT rvnver 19.

Montana 1.1. 19. Tommy Runnels sprinted wtae to the left to score. Omaha 3. Bradley Syracuse 000 100 0102 .11 Highway r4Uiiiio aM" i wmitioi, rtaid the truckvloaded Uh pt-4 El Paso Bowie was on the wrtmg sideof land later Texas Weatern Cnllf ge University; North Texan tallied, vlth Werle, Freeman and Holton: Christian 2o Southern California 7, 1 California Foly 47, Santa Barbara Col oTran from the Rutgjrs 47 over.

the kicked four Story oshknsn state 14. River Fans stale 7 MarshaH 2S. -Mitrls Harvey -Musktnsum 2S, Kenyon a Heidelberg 26. WltUnbarg 12 48 seconds left in the first period coach al eyer, ixvenguui, uwens and seven, extra point goal line in the fouiu Quarter. Erautt, seasons.

lege on' a 3-yard keeper by Baker. occuVlfd cocbes to P4lt.