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4P October 28, 1962 SUNDAY TDIES-DEMOCKAT Davenport-Bettendorf, Iowa 4B Mira Leads mwf Li tw' rHf Miami Win A AIR FORCE ACADEMY, (UPI) George Mira's razorsharp passes, carving out the crucial yard-age in all three touchdown marches, Saturday swept the Miami Hurricanes past the Air Force Academy, 21-3, at wind-blown Falcon Stadium. ukco Sfi 0 after Richard Williamson recov The Miami quarterback. who ti 'y hfy 'A it 'V' ered a fumble on Tulsa's first set up all three touchdowns, ran for one and passed for another. Early TD Sets Pace Georgia, Kentucky In 7-7 Deadlock Beavers In Win Over W. Virginia k- yi went awry, striking a Bulldog ATHENS, Ga.

(LTD A fum-j ble frustrated a last-second try; The only time the crowd of ot a chance to qheer was for a 55-yard field goal that put the Air Force ahead, 3-0, midway in the second period. Fullback John Gavin booted the field goal with the aid of a 20-mile per hour wind. After that, however, the big Miami line and the deft passing of play from scrimmage. 'Bama scored in four plays with quarterback Joe Namath going over from the one. The Tide kept Tulsa in Hurricane territory throughout most of the game.

But in the closing minutes of play Hurricane tailback Jerry Swanson bucked across from the one-foot line. McBirnie's booming punts shoved the Tide well into its own territorv several times. He pot TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Alabama kept tight rein on Tulsa's passing attack Saturday and put on a flashy running display for a 35-6 victory. Alabama's charging line often forced Tulsa's passing quarterbacks, Ramiro Escandon and Stuart McBirnie, to throw before re back.

The Wildcats took possession and ran out the clock with desperation passes. Defensive back Bringham Woodward had given the Bulldogs life in the third period when it ap PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)-Oregon State rolled- up a stunning 31-point halftime lead behind the passing Mira proved too much for the un for a field goal and Georgia had to settle for a 7-7 tie with Kentucky Saturday to the disappointment of 32,000 homecoming fans. In a race against time the Bulldogs pushed the ball to Kentucky's 16-yard line with less than a minute left on the dock. But the snap from center on fourth down and running of quarterback Terry Missouri On The Move Missouri's Paul Underbill, (35) is brought down by Iowa State's Ray Steffy, but the ball-carrier had already made a first down for the Huskiers.

Missouri won the Big Eight Conference game, 21-6. (AP Baker, then coasted to a 51-22 victory over previously undefeated West Virginia Saturday. peared that quarterback Jerry Woolum's 10-yard scoring pass to ceivers were in position. The Crimson Tide of Alabama gave an early signal of victory I off one for 57 yards and one for 61 vards. Oregon State added the.

final Ken Bocard might stand up. score of the game on a yard by Williams. West Virginia threat ened on a 46-yard pass from Jim Gian ts Today ace Tracewell to Jim Procopio, but Oregon State held for downs. dermanned Falcons. Miami scored a touchdown late in the second period to lead, 7-3, at halftime, and then added the two clinchers in the third period.

Mira, although completing only 5 of 14 passes for 74 yards in the first half, connected on of 3 for 44 yards against the wind in the first scoring match. Fullback Ken Hunt smashed three yards for the score to end the 74-yard drive. Mira carried the Hurricanes 57 yards in 10 plays for their second touchdown. The key was a 15-yard pass to halfback Nick Snin-elli on a third and eight situation to the Air Force 40. Mira scored that touchdown on a three-yard run.

The rifle-armed Mira connected on 3 of 4 passes for 30 yards in taking Miami 69 yards in 10 plavs for the final touchdown, a six-yard pass to end Bob Werl. Villanova Races Past Xavier 16-8 VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) Vil-lanova scored two quick touchdowns in the second quarter Saturday on an 18-yard pass from Richie Richman to Jack Clifford By Associated Press The rags-to-riches saga of the Washington Redskins plays its next performance today only a half hour from Broadway when the storybook 'Skins face the powerful New York Giants in the prettier offering on the National Football League schedule. Coach Bill McPeak's amazing team, which he had labeled desire, leads the Eastern Conference with four victories and two ties and a 1.000 percentage. The Giants, going for a second straight Eastern Title and fourth in five years, are second with a 4-2 mark.

Regardless of the outcome, Washington will not lose first place, an incredible achievement for a team relegated to the depths of the Eastern Conference before the season. Instead it has not been out of first place during the first half of the campaign. Green Bay'a Western conference Packers put a 14-game winning streak on the line in Baltimore while the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears, both 4-2, slug it out for second place in the west in Detroit. In other NFL games, the St. Louis Cardinals play in Dallas, Cleveland is at Pittsburgh, winless Los Angeles travels to San Francisco and Philadelphia visits the Minnesota Vikings.

In the American League, San Diego is at New York. Dallas plays Houston and Buffalo is at Denver. The game at New York's Yankee Stadium is a sellout, where Washington's last appearance in 1961 ended in an ignominious 53-0 loss. In fact, the 'Skins haven't beaten the Giants since 1957- but that was before the days of Norm Snead, Bobby Mitchell, and a new outlook on life. However, Snead, the brilliant soph quarterback from Wake Forest who is the league's third-ranked passer, probably has not faced a defense as physically strong as the Giants.

Against six other teams, he's completed 84 of 142 passes for 1,334 yards and 10 touchdowns. Green Bay's Paul Hornung, the NFL's three-time scoring leader, may miss his second consecutive game because of a knee injury. Tom Moore will replace him at halfback and guard Jerry Kramer will take care of the kicking chores. Otherwise, the Packers (6-0) are in top shape. The Colts (3-3) must win or drop ouof a western rafe that is rapidly developing into a run-away.

and a 38-yard pass interception runback by Bill Sherlock for a 16-8 victory over Xavier. The Wildcats struck for the TDs within a minute-and-23 seconds of each other just after the second quarter started. They then staved lin recovered a fumble by Villanova halfback Jim Thomas of the Wildcat three-yard line. The Villanova line threw Xavier quarterback Walt Bryniarski for two losses to the two-yard line. Then Pass Steal Nips Simpson INDIANOLA (AP) Dennis DeWitt intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards to a touchdown and a off three straight strong thrusts by Xavier in the third and fourth quarters, which penetrated to Vil- Nicholas Stars As Coe Rolls MONMOUTH, M.

(AP) Warren Nicholas scored two touchdowns and passed for a third in leading Coe to a 36-6 Midwest Conference football victory over Monmouth. He also kicked two extra points. Coe had only an 8-6 lead at half-time, then scored three quick lanova's 8, 31 and 34 yard lines. Fryniarski hit halfback Don Stupica Grinnell Holds Top Spot In Midwest NORTHFIELD, Minn. (AP) Grinnell remained unbeaten atop the Midwest Conference standings Saturday by whipping rugged Carleton College 13-9.

Grinnell, 5-0-1 in the Midwest, Xavier scored late in the fourth in the end zone for a touchdown with only four seconds remaining. quarter after tackle Terry Cough- 14-7 Iowa Conference football vic tory for Buena Vista over Simpson Saturday. Charles Lundquist made Buena Vista's first touchdown with a one touchdowns in the third period to earn its fourth victory of the sea son. Kipon oils Cornell 42-13 yard plunge. Gordon Radke kicked both extra points.

Simpson's only score was made by Tony Spencer on an eight-yard run. George Yaniger booted the extra point. Nicholas opened the Coe scor ing in the second quarter with a 28-yard run. A 42-yard pass from Richard Tosi to Nicholas account ed for one of the third quarter touchdowns, then in the last period Nicholas tossed a scoring pass to Steve Muller. MOUNT VERNON (AP)-Quar-terback Jack Ankerson staged what was nearly a one-man show Saturday in leading Ripon to a 4213 Midwest Conference football victory over Cornell College.

Ankerson scored two touch- Central Tops Dubuque 13-6 DUBUQUE (AP) Central got the winning touchdown in the third quarter on a 29-yard pass from Bart Peterson to Gene Ko-wert to cap a 40-yard drive after taking a short punt. Carleton scored first on an 11-yard aerial from Dave Larson to Steve Duermeyer after a 64-yard march. Gar Hoerschgen kicked the extra point. Grinnell came back in the second quarter to trail only 7-8 on Carlton Peterson's 7 yard touchdown run after a 55-yard march. V' Coe, led by the rushing of Kent Poling, picked up 302 yards on the came from behind and defeated ground and passed for 106 yards.

Dubuque for its fifth football vie touchdown! downs, passed for another, kicked Monmouth's only tory of the season in an Iowa Con 7 ference game Saturday. 'V' ITI1II1 came in the second quarter on a 31-yard pass frpm Ed Prince to Bob Dobkowski. A two-point con 4. Mark Beickley ran five yards two field goals and booted four conversions. He also completed five of six passing attempts for a total of 95 yards.

to give Dubuque a brief 6-0 lead i I version try which would have tied A the score failed. i i in the second quarter. Central's Morris Albright matched the Poling scored on an eight-yard Ankerson had help from Roger 'But Carleton led 9-6 at the half as 1 touchdown before halftime on a Crass, substitute left halfback Grinnell bneman Peter Heinzel- run and Bill Johnson plunged one yard for the other Coe 20-yard run. Gary Sikkink's four-yard touch who scored two touchdowns, and Augie Hocevar who romped 27 down run in the third quarter gave mann was tackled in the end zone trying to run out a fumble on a punt attempt. Central the victory.

Central fumbled five times and Ioim Runners Top Air Force Carleton is now 3-3. yards with an Ankerson pass. Cornell's young team filled the air with 29 passes but of 14 completions only one scored, a 32-yard toss from Steve Miller to Ken lost the ball four times. ii -A-. IOWA CITY Iowa won its 1 iu ioui aiiaigui uum JjFisher Larry Hill ran for the Dennis Claridge (14), Nebraska quarterback, sails around left for an eight yard gain against Colorado in their Big Eight Conference game.

Gene Young (44) of Nebraska runs interference. (AP SPECIAL THERE meet, aeteaung ait rorce Acaa-emy 16-39 as four Hawkeyes crossed the finish line together Saturday. The low score wins. other Cornell touchdown. Ripon now has a 4-1-1 conference record and Cornell is 1-5.

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Davenport's Doug Tucker, sophomore quarterback for the winners, passed for a two-point conversion play in the fourth quarter of the Big Eight Conference game. The Cornhuskers scored their, sixth victory of the season and 'Rudy Johnson blasted off left their third in the Big Eight after tackle for Nebraska's first touch- I rji ill! I Jul VI lllllLr I Ifa the only wit with that "weightless feel" woven right into the fabric. A unique Wend of wool and BUy-fresh Kodel -crisp, wrinkle-resiaUnt; handsomely put together with exclusive Balanced Tailoring to assure perfect fit, long-lasting tfimnesa. We have an outstanding- collection! 'Ktid tradinemt Jar gasman' patv1m fibw. PUtmn JbM mm udutifit or Timiit ClaOm kg PACIFIC MILLS.

FOR ONLY All MtcliM ndr lK iuprviiion of Lolorado surprised a homecoming down. th lit! now AthUtic CemiiiiMiM crowd of 35,500 by stopping Ne Regular 6W value! braska's only two serious first half threats and chalked up a 6-0 Nebraska mounted its first successful sustained drive the next time it got the ball. Quarterback XL "Mongol VS. Angalo Soroldi halftime lead Billy Gotlx VS. Johnrr Koci But in the Uurd period.

Nebraska Dennis Qaridge circled left end; TirleA im nninic fr, flatfon "a- aIUS ITT9 up 95 rl 1 and a touchdown to end a march iPLUi TAG TEAM MATCH Colorado's hopes of snapping a three-game losing streak. The tide turned for Nebraska from the Husker 20. Less than a minute later. Col-! Germany's Und.feated Jack Wilson CALL HAROLD BELL FOR APPOINTMENT GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Phon323-fi038 426 W. 2nd St.

Davtnport Bavarian Boys Gary Hart orado quarterback Frank Cesarek when right end Jim Huge recov Ticketa OiIMmm IOc ered Colorado fullback Bill Sy-'was tackled in the end lone by Third Brady Sti. Davenport M0I4 )mw Dr0, MaU Old SIim, RJ4 ilm Craten'a, Dov Training F.O. 101, K.I. mons' fumble on the Colorado 28. end Larry Tomlinson while trying On the next play, halfback 'to pass.

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