Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 4

1 PAGE FOUR SUNDAY OCTOBER 15 1961 MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA SVAVE'S 01 A VIII 0 MAL OVSERS 41109 Texas Aided by Mistakes in 28-7 Win Kansas Counts TAA Li AIL Twice 1th Missouri Sputters To 100 Win Over Pokes Davis StacT Tennessee Tops Tulsa In 52-6 Power Display kick) average was cut by the necessity of kicking out of bounds several times For a while it looked as if the Missouri field goal would stand' up This would have made a rhubarb that developed over OSU's field goal attempt loom all the more important When Derrick was tackled near the sideline OSU coach Cliff Speegle leaped onto the field to protest that his player had gone out 1 of bounds to stop the clock The officials ruled otheraise but stopped with five seconds leftl to pbty in the half to measure for a first down although it was a third and 10 situation This brought Missouri coach Dan Devine out on the field to protest that the clock should bave continued to run He last that argument and threwl his clipboard in the general di rection of the Tiger bench scattering papers over a 20 yard area After the penalty following Davis kick Devine again came cmto the field to point out that time had expired This time he won and Missouri took a precarious 3-0 lead to the dressing ri)orn Oklahoma State made two dying efforts to score in the final period The first early in the quarter reached the Missouri 15 before OSU lost the ball on downs Later quarterback Bill Leming connected with end Don Karns on a 3I-yard pass to the Missouri 33 But offensive pass interference two plays later brought the ball back to the OSU 14 where the drive stalled TPnling completed four of eight passes for f'A yards and Miller hit five of 11 for IS yards most of them flare passes to the sidelines John MaiSPI a former quarterback now playing halfback tried two passes and complete(' one for nine yards Halfback Jim Dillard led the OSU ground attack (Nth 26 yards in 11 attempts Missouri's seeond unit fullback Mack Gilchrist led the Tiger ground troops getting 62 yards on 3 attempts Missouri 7 rilo Oklahoma State 0 0 0 0 fg 2 47 pass intercep-1 Hon (Tobin kirk) Attendance: 13500 (estimated) missouri Okla State First (1n 1 I 10 Rushing yardage 162 Passing yardage 10 cl Passes 1-3 10-21 Passes intercepted by 1 0 Punts 6-312 3-335 Fumbles lost 1 Yards nenall7ed Al 71 Passin Ppses P3ssps Punts apti5 By NORMAN ROWLAND STILLWATER souri Tigers slowed by fumbles and a tenacious Oklahoma State defense sputtered to a 10-0 Big Eight Conference football victory over the Cowboys Saturday Fullback Andy Russell grabbed a deflected pass thrown by OSU quarterback Mike Miller in the third quarter and raced 47 yards for the game's only touchdown to put the contest out of reach Bill Tobin had given Missouri a 3-0 lead with a first quarter field goal Tobin's field goal came after Missouri had marched 75 yards from its own 19 to the OSU 6 only to be thrown back to the 10 by Oklahoma State's stury de- fense The kick covered 26 yards Oklahoma State made only one serious threat That came as time ran out in the first half The Cowboys moved to the Missouri 16 after picking off the Tiger's third fumble of the half As the clock ticked off the seconds Miller hit halfback Don Derrick at the 16 with a sideline pass but Derrick failed to get out of bounds to stop the clock Oklahoma State lined up quickly and Ted Davis' field goal attempt looked good but the Cowboys were penaliled for an illegal substitution The half ended before another attempt could be made Oklahoma State came out for the I' second half looking like a team on the move On their second series of downs of the third quarter the Cask-boys moved from their osvn 25 to a first down on the Missouri 44 in 8 plays On the next play Missouri tackle Bill Wegener deflected Miller's attempted pass into the right flat Russell grabbed it and outran two Cowboy defenders for the touchdown The victory gave the defending Big Eight Conference champions their third win of the season against one tie It was their first conference test Oklahoma State suffered its third conference defeat The Caw-boys have won one non-conference game this SP8S011 Missouri gained 161 yards rush-1 ing to Oklahoma States 37 but settled for a net total offense mar- gin of 172 to 120 Oklahoma StitP picked up 81 yards passing to Missouri's 10 The Tiger victory margin might have been greater if it had not been for OSU punting specialist Dave Hannah's booming kicks that kept the Missouri crew marotrind deep in their own territory Hannah averaged nR5 yards nn eight kicks including boots (If 55 and 53 yards in the first half Ills American I Syracuse Zips LINCOLN Neb seized on pass interceptions Saturday converted two of them into early touchdiAns and raced to a 2S-6 football triumph over Nebras ka Two of the interceptions squelch ed Nebraska drives Syracuse end Walt Sweeney grabbed another and raced 49 yards to a touchdown For Syracuse it was a spirited rebound from a 22-21 setback at the hands of Maryland last week For Nebraska it was the first loss in four starts Ernie Davis scored two of the Syracuse touchdowns the 26th and 27th of his career setting a new school record Nebraska's commendable ground game was nullified repeatedly by aerial boo-boos The Cornhuskers rolled 44 yards in five plays after the opening kickoff but Dave Sarette picked off a Dennis Claridge pass just two yards nut of his crivn end zone to stem the assault Halfback Pete Brokaw math the ensuing 9S-yard march good siith a 23- yard TD sprint Sweeney's sparkling interception return got the seciond quarter in motion and before the period was over Syracuse had pieced together a 99-yard drive climaxed by Davis's five-yard touchdown run Nebraska twice knocked at the Syracuse door in the third quarter yielding once on downs and again when John Humphreys intercepted a Cornhusker pass in the end zone Davis scored his second ID on a one-yard run in the final period after a 9I-yard march The lone Nebraska touchdown came in the final minutes with Bill (Thunder) Thornton spear heading a 5-yard march He reeled off one run of 33 yards and scored on a three-yard pitchout Syracuse 0 14 0 S-2S Nebraska 0006-6 Syr-13rokaw 23 run (pass failed) Syr-Ss eeney 49 pass interception Sarette pass to BrokaiA Syr-Davis 4 run (run failed) Syr-Davis I run (Jell' run) Nebr-Thornton 3 run (kick failed) Sttendance: 3t1000 estimated Spartans Spank Michigan 18-0 AN-N ARBOR 1( AP) prvir(1 by a flock of fart backF took a long str'd toward Ilig Teri and pos flock of fart back took a long str'de toward 1ig Teri and pos- 0)i national honoN hy crushing 2S-0 Saturday brfore a crowd of 103110 Devey Lincriln and 11rrn Johnson hppth siiphomortis and Saitni- a IS1pound junior full back led the attack behind the quarterbacking of Pete Smith States fluid and fict (i fine kept the Spartan gnal line uncrossed holding Michigan for f011 downs from the S'cii three in the third penod This was a battle of fill)tball giants both line averaged arourd piunik in a gatni that a Ali of tztfochrti() and $200000 for national teievislon rights insopd 01 Npigh dt rnv 1- SaArday Site ba Stanford 11-1 had not bon a Sparan point Smith ct-t iii tallthdAn troc to "11! Snorton ano'hPr that was good for 45 yards MOVING? locally ID Nation Wide Call VAN STORAGE 30 Northeast Dial KI 2-5781 i' 00 Er 1) IALI--w allr4)f1t4r DALLAS Tex (AP) Texas used Oklahoma mistakes and the passing and running of Mike Cm passing and running of Mike Cotten and Jim Saxton for a 28-7 victory Saturday It was Texas' fourth straight in the ancient intersectional football series Oklahoma was inept but fighting and none of Texas' touchdowns came real easy However only When Texas put in its reserves A as Oklahoma able to score A crowd of 75504 saw the some Grid Scores East West Virginia 20 Pitt 6 Villanova 28 Buffalo 6 Army 10 Penn State 6 Holy Cross 20 Boston 7 Dartmouth 34 Brown 0 Columbia 11 Yale 0 Princeton 9 Pennsylvania 3 North Carolina 14 Maryland 8 Colgate 15 Harvard 0 Navy 31 Cornell 7 Rutgers 21 Bucknell 6 South Termessee 52 Tulsa 6 The Citadel 10 Wm 8 Mary 8 Georgia Tech 21 Duke 0 LSU 42 South Carolina 0 Wake Forest 17 Clemon 13 Virginia 14 WI 7 MiSF State 38 Arkansas St 0 Mississippi 47 Houston 7 Alabama 26 NC State 7 Auburn 35 Chattanooga 7 Southwest Texas 28 Okklahoma 7 Utah State 41 New Mexico 7 Midwest MissouH 10 Oklahoma State 0 Ohio State 44 Illinois 0 Minnesota 10 Northwestern 3 Purdue 19 Miami (Ohio) 6 Mich State 2S Michigan 0 Notre Dame 30 Southern Cal 0 Air Force 8 Cincinnati 6 Kansas 21 Iowa State 7 Iowa 27 tridiana 8 Wheaton 29 Bradley 8 Wisconsin 23 Oregon State 20 Syracuse 28 Nebraska 6 North Dakota 14 SD State 11 Morningside 27 South Dakota 12 Far West UCLA 2 Vanderbilt 21 California 21 Washington 14 Stanford 17 San Jose State 6 Washington State 34 Idaho 0 Utah 21 Brigham Young 20 Wyoming is Colo State 7 Southwestern Nips Northeastern 13-7 On Late Touchdown i WEATHERFORD (AP) A 4S yard punt return by halfback Pat Griffin in the fourth quarter broke 'I deadlock and gave Southwesterm tee a 13-7 homecoming victory aver Northeastern State Saturday in an Oklahoma Collegiate Con'erence football game Both teams scored in the spcond period to tie the game at 7-7 until riffiMs long run with 6:49 remaining Northeastern opened the scorinz hen halfback Robert Johnson vent over from the 5-yard line lirnaxing a 37 yard drive in 10 )lays Bill Cowan kicked the extra )int Southwestern's first score came In a 29-yard pass from quarter-1 iack Gary Abercrombie to end timmy Mitchke Dave Causes' tdded the extra point 440 rr i 4 cy psatn t( 141 CZ LEARN TO SKATE Feel tam-free as you nify rent wonderful recrdetion hhet yea find In faller skating Let Windham end Ill assistonte heath you en Saturday Owl one et -00 a rm Children whip wear me to regular sise tril 2 sheet sad learn SSW WINDHAM'S ROLLARENA 808 A Northwest XI 2-9082 '-ir 0 4 '''4 '421 1 iy game played in bright Texas scored three touchdowns in the first half through a blocked kick 46 yards in passes by Cotten and an intercepted pass Ray Poage blocked Ronny Payne's kick that led to a touchdown the ball bouncing out on the Oklahoma six Saxton made four but Texas was penalized to the Oklahoma 11 for offside However Poage ran for four Saxton three and then Saxton skipped around left end for the score Cotten scored the next two touchdowns He set up the first with 1 his passing tossing to Brett Moses for 26 and to Jack Collins for 22 Jerry Cook then took over to run for nine and then a first down on the five Cook next drove to the two and Cotten circled right end for the touchdown Cook intercepted Bob Page's pass to svt up the next fexas touchdown running to the Okla- homa 19 Cotten ran for 13 yards then Poage smashed to the one from where Cotten plowed over Eldon Moritz converted after each touchdown Texas got its fourth touchdown in the third period smashing 63 yards Saxton ran for IS Collins for 19to the Oklahoma 34 Collins got three Cotten six Saxton three and then Cotten passed to Saxton on the five-yard line Poage then rammed across for the touchdown Again Molitz converted As soon as Texas got its fourth touchdown it put in the second and third stringers Oklahoma scored early in the fourth period It rolled 69 yards in owe plays with a 36-yard run by Paul Loh-1 maim setting it up Lohmann's run was the longest of the day Ile went to the Texas 16 then Mike McClellan ran for 14 to the two Bill Van Burkleo smashed to the six-inch line then Lohmann plowed across and George Jarman converted The gritty Sooners slowed down the nation's top offense Texas gained only 272 yards rushing and passing against its national average of 502 yards per game However Oklahoma could get only 212 yards Lohmann the crushing fullback vas the leading ground-gainer of the day with 89 yards on 14 runs while Cook led the Texas running ith 39 Cotten completed only three passes but they were for a total of 64 yards This was the 56th game in the long series and Texas now has won 34 against 20 for Oklahoma and two ties Oklahoma stayed winless for the third straight loss coming Saturday And when the Sooners scored in the fourth period it broke a 10-quarter drought against Texas It was the 16th straight year for the game to be a sell-out and brought to 1110143 persons the total who have watched the game in the Cotton BoyI Oklahoma a 0 0 7 Texas 7 It 7 4 run (Moritz kick) 2 run (Moritz kick) I run (Nloritz kick) 5 run (Moritz kick) I run (Jarman kick) Attendance-75704 I Itaiy's Star Beats Reed ROME (AP) Veteran Nicola Pletrangeli boosted favored Italy into a I-1 tie is ith the United States in the Davis Cup interione final Saturday by turning near de feat into victory over Whitney Reed In a marathon tennis match played half Friday half Saturday the powerful bull-shouldered Italian outlasted Reed of Alameda Calif 2-6 6-8 6-4 8-4 6-4 The two husky six-coattail played s() long that the doubles match was postponed until Sunday Officials of the Italian it'arn who plan to team Pietrangeli with Orlando Sirola in the crucial dote bies requested the postponement what dull sunshine -1-- KNOXVILLE Tenn I nessee crushed Tulsa 52-6 Saturday in a warmup football game for its all-important date next Saturday with nationally-ranked Mabarna The Vol displaying tremendous power from the single wing scored in every period on the running and passing of tailbacks Mallon Faircloth George Canale and Bobby Morton The victory gave Tennessee a 2-1 mark Tulsa now is 1-4 The outclassed Hurricane sal-aged a touchdown in the fourth period then quarterback RamiroEscandon completed four straight passes to Tennessee's 8 Fullback Bo Bolingr plunged from the four for the touchdown to cap a 63-yard drive This was the first time in the uneven contest the Hurricane crossed midfield Cana le started the touchdmm parade with a 30-y a rd scoring sprint in the first period Gary Can non kicked the first of five extra points Faircloth who completed five passes for 70 yards and two touchdowns took over from Canale in the second stan7a and hit end Bill Hudson on an I8-yard toss for the Vols se(sond TD Faircloth sprinted seVen for a sixpointer an in the third period passed six yards to end Whit Can-ale for another George Canale Whit's brother came bark and hit wine-tack Charles Wyrick for 11 yards and a TD flt her toticlidirsins came on a 3-yard plunge by third-string fullback Jack Nichols and a 6-yard run by Morton George Shuford completed the scoring for the Vols by kicking al 37-yard field goal The victory may have been a costly one for the Vols as three players were injured and had to be canned off the field Fullback 1 Carter who had been tennessee's leading ground gainer with 97 yards in 20 carriel was bunt on tne first after reeling off a 15yard ga'n Later blocking back Sklame Coleman and center Warren Blankensbip were Coleinan is a regular and Illankmsliip a reservP 0 Tenn fKcer 7 11 21 CArriP rin (Carron ki( Ig pi frorn FaIrcirrt (Cannon kclo Teo-71 7 rin Ocr)14 11 cvlc Cana 1c1( a Nin1c 1 rin (Carinrr1 Panhandle Ruins Alva Homecoming ALVA pass a lorg and a 1eld goal gave Panttand a 17-7 victory and NorthAecnrn State's 1-1(n1--cnnv: Saturday in an ate Conforence flott)a1 game hprr i eft Jerry Lnton plc1 7:1 yards to end David Rutlekt! 10) was thr goal Malt tOr openin' hdATI in frt Linton 1rnse'1 ran 52 yards (rxn Pi in the por-K! to mo-ore Ihe other toirlidosn haf a fit gnal from the 8 ind both cotiversnris fry hind catne trre second qarter on a one yard nui Jy arthtys 1eroy Vt'avrnal extri point Parliarfle frnrit in lung dop yards to 112 by accountd for 1 16 rardf I you GET LOW RATES ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS FROM FARMERS SAVE up to 30')e Auidno ro A v06-1 Li et I Wition tit ift It A NI Ai 2 'AIMMOUNIEMMOMMIIIIMUsuir 1 1111111010 tgROUPt 't el cslonry esy 'Iv thanale 6 pib Faircloth (Cannon kick Shuford 37 Bolingt4- 4 rim Tenn no) ran) Irish Trample Southern Cal SOUTII BEND lid surging Notre Dome tinIshed 22 different backs from its l)ritnittl stockpile of football talent Sobirday and trampled Southern fornia into a 30-0 defeat The seasons third victory for the unbeaten sth-ranked Irsh 'Aos forged on touchdoAn drive if 52 74 and S4 yards and a recmered fumble deep in Trojan territory The tornadic at ta ck kas whipped up mainiy hy tko Iiiior terbacks Dare Eamon i a and Rutkowski and was carried ion mostly by the tleyastatmg ranning of speetb halfback Angelo Dobler() It was all over by hafiirre at Notre Dame meetmt L'Sr for the 31rd commanded after its horde bad pounded 220 yards ori tht gro In the first quarter lAimonit-a swung wide for a 12-yard toe1- citeII run and Joe add ed the of Ilst points Ile also booted a t-1 ard field goal in the foyrth Later in the damomta to4sed a 17-va-1 pass to sopb6mr? nd Kelly Southern Caf fl fl A (V-- Notre Dame 11 6 7 Tarheels Bounce Maryland From Unbeaten Ranks ()11110E PARK P-- North Carona 1Ar a furnhle'c tg own fir tru-hd rAn I out rlrkg 14 7' Yard 1n up 7Ir a i sc-ore -r 4 "c1)'cr-n7 a No Tho r7 Prrns frt vi'rP a-d ha'k i ifl tr 1 t1'6b t60 and yard I tir) 74 tntichdo-'71c a Va r1 Marylar I i cc-ore 11 ci-r p- 4 a IA- 7-1 Tho ttlp trk rrf ff7 piy NiEw TVFUN SHOW! 1 7 tc It 7 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machinery working Wallace Barnes was accurate on all three placements Hadl who frequently sent the Cyclones on their heels with long high punts set up his second touchdown with a 32-yard pass play to end Ben Boydston Boydstan made a finger-tip diving catch on the Iowa State 7 The 200-pound Hadi also had a prominent hand in the final touch-1 down His IS-yard pass to fullback Ken Coleman moved the ball to the Cyclone 9 Four plays later halfback Lee Flachsbarth scored from the One Dave Iloppmann Iowa State's 176-pound tailback engineered the Cyclone touchdown that came seconds before the close of the first half Hoppman handled the ball on every play of a 73-yard drive His 7-yard pass reached end Larry Montre in the end zone for the touchdown Larry Schreiber kicked the point Icris a State lost a touchdown shortly after Kansas' first score when Hoppman Ws pass was caught Just out of the end zone by blocking back Paul Sullivan Hoppmann the Big Eight's leading ground gainer picked up 123 yards on 33 rushes Ile completed 5 of 9 passes for 66 yards A leaky Jayhawk air defense threat- ened at times to spoil the day for Kansas 111(11 got off a 63 yard punt that rolled dead on Iowa State's 9- yard line midway of the first quarter lie had another for 64 yards that rolled out on the Cyclone's 7 in the third Kansas Coach Jack Mitchell said he was greatly pleased with the corner backing job of full! backs Jim Jarrett and Ken Coleman He was also happy over the fact his Jayhawks did not let down in the second half as they had done in losses to lexas Christ ian and Colorado and a tie with Coach Clay Stapleton of loa a i State said Bildt was the differcuce in the two teams today He was high on his own Hoppmann and On the blocking of guard Dan Celoni Niainly because of their strong fourth quarter the Jayhawks out rushed the Cyclones 189 to 132 and had 13 first downs to 9 Iowa State had an advantage in passng 68 yards to 66 Iowa State 0 7 0 0-7 Kansas 0 7 0 14-21 KU-Hadi 3 run (Barnes kick) IS-Nlontre 8 pass from Hoppman (Schreiber kick) KU-Iladl 4 run (Barnes k(h) KU-Flachsbarth I run i thirsies kick) Attendance: Rebels in Runaway MEMPHIS Tenn (AP)--Vildiii dog Houston nppcd to the Lys! touchdown up by sksippi this season thc nations tiam trampl-d thc ired up Cougars 47-7 in a mercii less scond Saturday An awesome combination cif brute polA er and fancy pa crumbled the Houston dcff nsi The Rebek plc ked up two tou( downs running and five by air SELL IT i Retain Ryder up Golfers Arnuid Palmer haived with Peter Alliss Rill Casper defeated Kfn Bostsfield 5 and 3: Jay Hebert lost to Dal Rees: 2 and 1 GI'M Littler halved totith Neil Cole-s: ferry Barber likst to Berntird Hunt 5 and 4 and Dow Finsterwald defeated Christy 041)onor 2 and Afternoon: Art Wall defeaieC I up: flJI Collms is io Mk: 3 and 2: Souelial Hunt 2 and 1: Parrer Tom Italiburton 2 and 1 Ford lost to Rees 4 and 3 Barber 'ost to Bottsfeld I up: l'in-d-T walit lost tfil Coles 1 up: and Littler halved NI O'Connor A crowd of 20000 streamed o-r the links where par i5 71 Jerry fiarer: the dynamic little American captaH: said afterwards: 'It is Pry close although the scraies look as se won fasily I'm very happy taith a margin Before the rorrpetm I thought we might win firit only lyv two or three points I Finish High School In ynuf spato et home Stool whnre yew loft school 001 Tinos tvmoshui Ovr dolnd year boo Wtsor AM(IIICAN SCH(0L SOI WashingPn 11 i(oottio By JOHN FARROA LYTHAM-ST AN-NES England 17nited States defeated Britain 1412-9I in the Rder Cup golf competition Saturday Ott) the red-hot putter of Art Wall clinching the gold)m tropily for the Americans once again 1-1 US team w-rit to lunch with an 11-5 lead and needed to win only imp of 'hp eight singles vi rNam 'hp trophv won at Palm Dsitt aiit tAn years atto Wall rriad sure the Yanks k-pt the trophy by putting brilliantly and defeaed Britain's long-dring Vt'eetman 1 up Wail took only 12 putts in the outnard 9 holes Ile 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