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41 4A I ovs nix-must-A i ks r173A I 1- 1 ci :44 0 il 'iA cogo Nebraska Ends Kansas Staters IIWIJUJ NI IL 11 long Runs Feature 26 By ANDERSON By Dillard 0 Victory On the ball-carrying of Dillard Cyclones Strike for 3 TD's in First Quarter Hold on for 21-15 Win Buffs Nudge Kansas20-19 Missouri Tied By California Golden Bears I String 21 to 0 MANHATTAN Kan lie Ross a speedy 193-pound soph- omore from Helena Ark spear- headed Nebraska to a 24-0 victory over previously undefeated Hans- as State Saturday The hard-charging halfback scored on runs of I 54 and 17 yards A second-stringer in the I inollri Pc torimodi MANHATTAN Han lie Ross a speedy 193-pound soph- more from Helena Ark spear- headed Nebraska to a 24-0 victory over previously undefeated Hans- as State Saturday The hard-charging halfback scored on runs of I 54 and 17 yards A second-stringer in the Nebraska lineup Ross teamed Once perennial Big Eight nornisis iJVIUI I LAAAI The first Cyclone touchdovm came By FRANK PITMAN on three plays after Oklahoma's COLUMBIA Mo Colo Ronnie Payne got only two yards nia's Golden Bears underdogs by rado trailing 19-0 with 13 minutes on a punt straight into a hard' three touchdowns harassed and left pulled out a 20-19 Big Eight wind that gusted to 35 miles an outplayed undefeated for thriller over Kansas Saturday on hour most of three quarters Saturday the trusty passing arm of quarFullback Dave Hoover scored before the Tigers shook loose for terback Gale Weidner before 42- from the one a touchdown and a 2-point con700 fans Iowa State's single wing ground version to gain a 14-14 tie in an Weidner hit end Ken Blair with attack was sparked by Dave Hop- intersectional football game the two long ones of 52 and 47 pmann and Onie Clay Fine passing by Randy Gold yards and connected on another Clay 173-pound sophomore California's ace quarterback side-of 10 yards with end Jerry Hildespeedster accounted for the oth- lined until Saturday with a knee brand who booted the decisive er two first period touchdowns on injury kept Missouri off balance extra points runs of 8 and 12 yards Midi Of the wiy after the Tigers Until the final quarter Kansas' A pas interception by center had driven 98 yards in the first fleet backs had overrun the huge John Spelman set up Iowa State's quarter for a 6-point lead Colorado line outcharged by the second tou ow It took just Gold completed four passes in Javhtmks fast and alert forward eight plays to cover 58 yards a 78-yard drive that ended with Iva with lloppmann doing most of the halfback Jerry Scattini scoring The whole complexion of the gaining Then Clay came in to from the one-yard line in the sec- pme changed when Weidner take it over from the 8 end quarter Place-kick specialist threw the 57-yard strike to Blair Oklahoma had the ball for just Jim Ferguson kicked the first of Kansas: backfield which had four plays before fullback Phil his two conversions and the Bears been gaining at will could not Eohmann fumbled and the Cy- were not to he 1-a atm: adiance with the kickoff and clones Dick ScesniLk recovered in The Tigers moved the ball in four plays before fullback Phil Lohmann fumbled and the Cy- clones Dick Scesniik recovered in his two conversions and the Bears were not to he hi atom The Tigers moved the bail in Kansas' backfield which had en be gaining at will could not ith the kickoff and bolted away 12 yards on a draw play to Kansas' 48 Schweninger's 13-yard pickup on another draw and Weidner's pass to halfback Ed Coleman carried Colorado into position for Weidner to hit Hillebrand with the le-yard touchdown pass Hille brand took the ball on the 1 and stepped into the end zone on- touched Tht Jayhawk ball carriers quarterbacks Roger McFarland and John liadl and halfback Cur- tis McClinton dominated the first three quarters Colorado held them oft in a goal-line stand near the close of the first period but in the second McFarland sneaked over from tiie 1 for the first score After McFarland and McClinton carried the ball most of the say on a 48-yard march liadl passed 11 yards to NIcClinton for the Jayhaaks' second score Farly in the fourth N1cClinton pounded around left end 19 yards for the third but failed on an attempted run for the extra point nd sneaked over from )r the first score McFarland and NIcClinton the ball most of the way yard march liadl passed to for the second score in the fourth McClinton around left end 19 yards third but failed on an id run for the extra point Tulsa Saturday in the 43rd renew I al of this traditional football game It was a pass interception on their own 5-yard line which start- ed Oklahoma State on a second pe- rind march after Tulsa almost I scored Minutes before Tulsa had missed a field goal attempt from the 19-yard line Tulsa never threat- ened in the second half With junior Bill (Thunder) Thorn- i Don Derrick grabbed a ball that ton to dismay a crowd of 19500 slithered off the fingertips of Jim H-State upset victor over Furlong on a long pass by Ra- diana and Air Force in its open- miro Escandon He struggled back i ing games was outweighed an to his 13-Yard line That began the i i average of 25 pounds per man march which aided by a cot1 The pressure sure exerted by the Tulsa penalty ended over the goal beefy Huskers not only stymied line as Bill McFarland rammed the Wildcat offense but also set up through the middle for three i three Nebraska scores as K-State fumbled the ball away three tunes i Farly in the third period veter- deep in its on territory an senior halfback Jim Dillard The alert Nebraska defense broke through the left side of the gained possession on the first run- Tulsa line and ran 74 yards for fling play on K-States 20 Ron a touchdo am Quarterback Mike Meade's 41-yard field goal four pass for two points faile PidyS later started Nebraska on Soon afterward John Maisel in- itS way tercepted a Ronnie Sine pass and racrql Ca yard far another touch- K-State fumbles on its on 24 three Nebraska scores as K-State fumbled the ball away three times deep in its own territory The alert Nebraska defense fling play on K-States 20 Ron gained possession on the first run- Nleade's 4I-yard field goal four PiAYS later started Nebraska on itS way K-State fumbles on its own 24 i Tulsa Saturday in the 43rd renew- I al of this traditional football game It was a pass interception on their own 5-yard line which start- ed Oklahoma State on a second pe- rind march after Tulsa almt os scored Minutes before Tulsa had missed a field goal attempt from the Ill-vard line Tulsa never threat- I nr 1 oal 11 Ole tPri-wlei half yards i Farly in the third period veter- an senior halfback Jim Dillard broke through the left side of the a tiluchdowll Tulsa line and ran 74 Yards for Quarterback Mike pass for two points failed Soon aftemard John Maisel in- I ercepted a Ronnie Sine pass and raced CM yard for another touch- By NORMAN ROWLAND NORMAN (AP) Iowa State struck for three quick touchdowns in the first quarter and held on grimly to topple fumbling Oklahoma 21-15 Saturday The Cyclones took advantage of 1-very Sooner mistake and put together scoring drives of 1758 and i yards Oklahoma roared back with two FO Yard marches and as headed clownfield again in the last moments when another fumble killed the drive and the hopes of the Grid Scores EAST Dartmouth 30 Penn 0 Princeton 30 Columbia 20 Holy Cross 20 Buffalo it Maryland 22 Syracuse 21 Harvard 14 Cornell 0 Yale 14 Brown 3 miy k1 14 Mil I UM 0 Maryland 22 Syracuse '21 Harvard 14 Cornell 0 Yale 14 Brown 3 West Va 2 Virginia Tech 0 Villanova 33 Ntassachusetts 13 MIDWEST Iowa State 21 Oklahoma 15 Oklahoma State 26 Tulsa 0 Ohio State 13 UCLA 3 Notre Dame 22 Purdue 20 Wisconsin 6 Indiana 3 Northwestern 2 Illinois 7 Michigan 313 Army Michigan State 111 Stanford 3 California 11 Missouri 11 WO Minnesota 11 Oregon 7 Nebraska 21 Kansas State 0 SOUTH' Clemson '27 North Carolina 0 Georgia 17 South Carolina 11 MIDWEST Iowa State 21 Oklahoma 11 Oklahoma State 26 Tulsa 0 State 11 UCLA 3 Notre Dame 22 Purdue 20 Wisconsin 6 Indiana 3 Northwestern 2 Illinois 7 Michigan 11S Army Michigan State 71 Stanford 3 California 14 Missouri 14 WO Minnesota 11 Oregon 7 Nebraska 24 Eansas State 0 SOUTH Clemson 27 North Carolina 0 Georgia 17 South Carolina 14 i I nd IS set up two of Ross' touch- downs but in between was an untainted gallop of 54 yards iN i 31 1 7 i in nd IS set up two Of Ross' touch downs but in between was an untainted gallop of 54 yards as Nebraska moved 9 yards in three plays to score Larry Corrigan K-States sophomore quarterback had a miserable afternoon as the bulky Huskers line tossed him for long losses He left the game late in the third quarter with a sprained ankle after completing one pass nt 12 yards STILLWATER (AP) Three quick strikes an ST-yard drive in 16 plays and a safety gave Okla homa State a 26-0 victory over down Again a passing conver" trv failed' th about half the fourth pe- 1-)(1 gone Tulsa was backed tr) lis goat llne Buarterback Shwey Wag caught in the etid 7one by Tom Ward OS1: end for a safity Soon Tulsa had to kick and OW lxgan another march on its 0901 4q Two plays gainfXj little a forward pass carried to the Tulsa :17 and th(n on a double allard broke through Int the Fumlel hurt both tearrq in the rvriod tok thP 011n'ng OST: kickt-a his own 11 and retArned It to the A conthination if Fsrmdan's pasei a rIns by ThrrCkill and Sohby McGoffin carried to the OSU 41 Then tr) turn the ()Se lett end wa tackled turrNed and Derrick recovered for the Cowhgyi OSU dro to rho 2yard line at-il a couple of Miller-to-Derrick pa ss- i es plus a costly penalty on Tulsa i I Then Bobby Adrcwk went off tack into the end 7one hut fumbled CM i Stewart recovered for a touchbacli and the Hurricane Imik over on its OW11 20 yard line ad is llti Tulsa moved to on two Passes failed before Jim Fur long got off a 59-yard punt to flt- 3 which Billy Parent returnee i only two yards After Tommy Jaekcl'n five cllw'll the mi'l dIP Maisel fumbled and Tulsa rts IStewart recovered for a touchbacl and the Hurricane took over on itc VA'n 20 yard line Tulsa moved to its on la al two Passes failed before Jim Fur- 1 long got off a 59-yard punt to floe OSLI 3 which Billy Parent returuet i only tv-o yards After Tommy ilackson got five down the mid- die Maisel fumbled and Tulsa re covered on the OSIJ The guar- ter ended the thirricane threatenin I i st Early the scond period Bill Framers field anal attempt far Tulsa veered to the left per- hapa bothered by the vrong south wind which set the feld ia gusts 21 Of miles an hour 'Thn the came the touchdown threat by Hurricane and the beginning rf the Cowboy push ta its first wt of the season after tiyo loszet t'n'Y In oeries i the dating back tii on lo 1914 Tulsa won 19 OSLI 1 ties and there wor five coaching his frat Glenn Dohba at year Tulsa never lost to th Cowhaiys during the three yeari piaved for the thrricane in p4a came the touchdown threat by the Hurricane and the tyiginning nf th Cowhoy pus to it first se t'n'Y Of the ason after taio losses In the aeries dating back t-) i 1914 Tulsa won 10 OSL1 won lot 1 and there wore five ties Glenn Dobbs coaching his frat year at Tulsa never lost to the Cowlievs during the three years be played for the Hurricane in 194n 1 41 and 47 i Todayyg makes TIlsa's season res'ord I-3 ft Tu Ica 0 0 0 8 a Okla Sate I 8 12 8 NIc-Farand 3 run fa Dillard 74 run (pan OSU Make! 89 pac 1nterre tion failed) OS11 Semy Shewey talel end zryne nsu 17 run (run farer Attendancr 18710 STAT1S1 'Fula Okla Sal Firt clwn 14 Rushn4 yardige 70 2- 3'ardage 11 rl Pa CPi 1q-27 pacces Intercepted by 11 Punts 7-12 0 1-5: Fumble too 1 Yartl penalized 7 Sailing Regatta Today on Grand Some 3 envie: are exrbected compete: today In 11 ay nn Nionkv iri1 r-e rA at 2 1 171N! c-t da: the speedy sophomore stored standing up Oklahoma out rushed and out piu sOhio ed the Cyclones but fumbled at the wrong time On five of ele six Sooner hobbits Iowa was in the right place at the right time Hoppmann the Big Light rush the speedy sophomore scored standing up Oklahoma out rushed and outlaw s- ed the Cyclones but fumbled at the wrong time On five of eie six Sooner bobbles Iowa State was in the right place at the right time Hoppmann the Big Fight rush- 0 13 0 6-19 i 0 0 0 20-20 McFarland I run (run Kansa: 0 13 0 6-19 Colorado 0 0 0 26-20 1 run (run failed) 1 run (run failed) 11 pass from Had! (Barnes kick) 19 run (run failto) 57 pass from Weidner (Hillebrand kick) 47 pass from Weidner 0 13 0 6-19 0 0 0 26-20 1 run (run I run (run Tennessee 17 Miss State 3 State 21 Virginia 4 Tennessee 17 Miss State 3 State 21 Virginia 4 K-States only serious offenNive nal tonchdown thrust came late in the game as Fumbles endfd dri ves of fullback Bill Gallagher ripped of teams in the first period gains of as and 16 yards But Tulsa gained fairly well in mid- tlic drive petertid out on the Ne- field especially the first half raska 16 with Monte Thral rinning well Ross paced the Huskers and the first downs shmved 14 for with 10') Yards in 10 carries while earl) torirtl Rilshing yardage bow-(AP) Hart-ever favored Oklahoma Sitio 2- 7 Thornton added 100 in 14 tries 70 while 'Tulsa held the n(140 in Gallagher was K-State's hest pacin 11131 with 64 yards in 12 attempts i gained 171 yards on 15 Nebraska :0 0 7 7-24 carries to lead the rilOiers Nebraska :0 0 7 7-24 spurts but had three threats stopped by pass interceptions and were in a bad way early in the third quarter when alternate left halfback Alan Nelson sped 77 yards to the Yisouri 4 and set up the Bears' tecon touchdown Missouri braccd and pushed California back to the 13 but Cold rcode out cm a pass threat and swept lett end untouched to score Ron Taylor Missouri uri quarter- hack sneaked dm final yard for Mossouri' first touchdown and ran I for the second nd one that ell- I max ed a 53 yard march midway in the fourth periperiod I Sam Mrs A Whitf' Mrs Hance Van Heber Mrs John Stapp Mrs 1 inon NIrs fUl 1li MH Vernon Sapp A Wetel Mrs Bol) Nunn Vernon Cray Mrc 1pe A(11 Pauline Dykec K-State 0 0 0 0- 0 41 1-6 Nr0)---Rocs I run Me a dp 010 54 run (Wade kick) NO)---Racs 17 tendance If47000 member the Cago Bears is 6-moot-k Doug A7kins a seen-yvar vete-ran from It'nnes- st-p INI Pile-driving I ohmann carried 1 After missing on a pass on their I This moved ett Oklahoma's offense most of the first conversion attempt the Ti- 36 Ilif' Duke 23 Wake Forest 3 time smashing straight ahead for gers had to come up with a 2- el the hall the CU (Hillebrand kick) dner flipped a short pass 16 pass from George Washington 30 X'All 6 68 yards on 16 carries pointer to gain a tie and they to Claude Crabb and Schweninger Weidner (pass failed) Niississippi 13 Florida State 0 The Sooners got back in the laill did it with reserae quarterback Attendance 42700 The Citadel 24 Richmond 6 game cvith less than four minutaa Daryl Krugman sweeping right Tulsa Host Kentucky 14 Auburn 12 left in the third period when Jim- tad Spahn Honored at my Carpenter scored from the 3 A high pass from center result- Polo Title Game Hartshorne Event SMU 9 Air Force 7 Carpenter passed to Bob Page far ed in 1 aylor attempting to pass FAR WEST two points on the conversion That after the first touchdown instead TULSA (AP) If fair weather i HARTSHORNE (AP) Hannah Stale 6 Wamming 6 Hie) raised Sooner hopes high fur the of placing the ball and risking holds out the national intercircuit shorne rolled out the red carpet Colorado 20 Kansas 19 Big Red stopped Iowa State cold Bill 'robins record of 26 consecu- polo championship will be decided Saturday for its most famous acIowa n5 Southern Cal 31 and then with three minutes li ft tive place kit conversions here Sunday bye baseball player Warren in the game stormed down field The Tulsa Polo and Hunt Club Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves as in the (lays of its football he'- Ladies winner of the title three times in Some 20o0 persons lined main d3Y the pact four years will take on street in the small eastern Okla- ees au With sophomore quarterbaak the San Antonio Tex team for homa town to cheer Spahn watch Bill Van Burkleo in co if command the 0 Notes the national crown i floats and listen to bands from Florida State Swam rs drove to the 31 Here 1 New York Chicago and San five towns Randy Kidd threw Van Burkleo i Xirs 13ob Temple was champion- i Francisco had won spota in the It was Warren Spahn day in UNIVERSITY Miss- (AP) for a 9 yard loss apparently stop- ahip warner in aanaraaition the inter-circuit playoff but injuries honor of the pitcher who is al-Mississippi's mighty Rehels un- amg the march pat week for the mimt Ladies forced their cancellation So for ready considered one of the all leashed a devastating ground and But on the next play Van Bark- Golf association Other winners I the first time in the Polo time baseball greats nir attack Saturday to crush i hit hit Payne at ahoet th 30 were Mrs Variev cht Association's history the Spahri is a native of Nev York Florida Sttite 33-0 Payne lateralled to Dan Jordan Mrs Don Curlee and Mrs i ment will be nlerelY a two-team but now operates a ran( near tool- wile was promptly smathered and a Robinson -Me Rebels No 2 college li playoff i Hartshorne ball power nationally scored in the hall squirted out of his hands Play on Wednesday will be from 1 But to stretch the serving of po)o i every quarter against an FSLI i The ecer-present Kidd pounced on the red tees for low putts Pair- i over two weeks the national 12" team which never got started it goal championship and a North mac follow: Missisippi used power ru nninit ileppan ran out the chic to airs Don Curleta Ira orv American high goal exhibition are id by fullback Billy Ray Adams give Iowa State its second con- Dahl airs Bill Hatfield i also scheduled broken field talents of fleet half- I aaeutive victory over tha Sooners Airs Bob Lonaacre Mrs Tom i Teams representing Dallas Min -hacks and deft passinn by a trio and its faurtli in the l'1 ginnii se- Cordell Mrs George Walbert 1 neapolis and Norman Okla will i PIOW al of quarterbacks to make it a rout join another Tulsa team and the I Mrs Kelso licrenta Airs Bert i Adams led the touchdown pie i aaaa State won Id-4 yd in-6 Wall Mrs Corbin Shouse two national title contenders in the 12- ll rade Oh scores in the first and oktht ha t)1 and 5 end- 11'17e1 Johnson Xlrs goal meet Da as and Minneap- Ilen-1 A tb- la 0 final quarters while halfbacks td ti i olis me et -Thursday to open the ry Garccood Aira Pat Calliihan akar Louis Gay and I arry Smith and Ilia win eatanded Iowa Siate's Mrs Claude Jones Mrs Don sfrles auarterback Doug Elmore added i-on record to 3 0 Malachi)" two The eight higheat handicapped Johnson Mrs Speaer Da'a son one each in conforence play Oklahoma's I Mrs Olin Xloore Airs Bill Ol players of the tat) tournaments i- The Rebels marched 77 yards tecord is 0 2 will ride in the high goal exhibi ver oin Mrs Barton ias''''' Oh the openina kickoff fnr their Ina a State 21 11 11 0-1 tion achoduled for Oct I The (7- ti moo 77 1- Airs Wavman Jaks con mrs vf va -f afaiertat la 'irst touchdown and kept Florida i Oklaho 0 cra 'tea will be chosen later 7 8 Wojcik NII-- Rai aubu ms State off balance the rest of thel IS Hove dor2e or I run ISehreiver I all It ja sclinfreld airs tu rn t- I Pro( eed' frclirl th'' YIPI(S of as 'aa-a a'ay kidk) action Aill go to Tulsa's Chil- a les Trussier Mrs 101a ii a ies 1 ii 1 ISU 0 0 0 0 IS lay 8 run (Schreiver kick) cars Laren Williams Mrs a 111--1 -N ii a cc aria i it Alissisiappi 11 7 7 6-31 IS Clay 12 run (Schreiver kii is i enae caradaa ev NIrs oodriry a oopowoworataaaa Dial RI 2412S for Want Ad Taker 4 4 oar a 1111111 i OC Page 3 run (Jarman Isii li) 1Lattia i 61 4ei Ohio ranks seventh among states OLT (larpenter 3 run (Piate piss airs: Bob Tep Mrs 14 i 1r14 of the Union in milk produ lm ction fl-I CaaPantell 1 Vakrley (Mrs yenorge Ru 11 t-sell A e71pv iidpo 1 11 Attendance: 45oati Varley Mrs George Russpil Fullerton NEW' (11111ebrand kick) 16 pass irom Weidner (pass failed) Attendance 42700 teR Earl on 01 I- 1-- 'TM I 2 (p 14i ta :) 16 pass from scl) )red at Event the red carpet lost famous ac rer Warren kaukee Braves LOOFINORIII! puiited to Colorado's 37 Fullback Loren Schweninger lugged the ball on a draw play to Kansas 47 from here Weidner threw anoth- er strike The pass was tipped by Kansas' defender Willis 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