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Hot Again 'Alex Zyskowski's Aerials in Last Half Carry Wichita to As Kansas Rips 25-13 Victory Over Pokes kuspo NZ1 UL2Uff Li Li McClellan 82-Yard Run Highlight of 17-6 Win at Kansas State e----i41-1 4 it' 0 it ARN 174 r- 'Bolinger Scores Two In Hurricane's 19-0 'Win Over Cincinnati ringer Scores Two rIlteAr (11nenn 4- Hurricane's 19-0 1 mh 0 El II NEW NNW a 111110 WM011 61 ilim411111 1 14 iit 1' 14 i el le t6 1-71 'II l'46'10 1 4 1 I a 1 4 -4 By SKIPPER PATRICK all in the second quarter then NIANHATTAN Kan (AP)--The traded touchdowns with the Wild-1 Oklahoma Sooners ended their cats in the final period Iongest losing streak on record The victory achieved before and escaped the Big Eight Con- only 11500 persons in windy ference cellar with a 17-6 victory ly weather vvas Oklahoma's first 1 Over the manned Kansas in four Big Eight games It was State Wildcats Saturday Kansas States fourth straight The Sooners wh had lost thrir conference loss rrst five games this season ichard Bcattie a 111-pound totmehed out a 76-yard scoring second string fullback from drive and scored an a field goal Tulsa was the big puncher in the oners' first touchdown drive ahhough quarterback Bob Page Arkansas Beats scorendi it from the ge Jarman kicked the ex- I IN 1 By BOB BARING a minute and 25 seconds of the Nebraska 18 ta rallied from a 7-7 halftime tie WICHITA Kan (AP) Wichi State Wich fB (o2) a touch- -ruLsA (AP) Tulsa's fullback: third period Fullback Bo Baling- I and defeated Oklahoma State 25- Later in the same period anothpower ground out a 1-0 Missouri I er rammed over from the one aft-13 Saturday LINCOLN on the passing of guar- er Cowboy dik stalled at the Neb (AP) Deft Valley Conference football victory: er a 40-yard march then bulled! terback Alex Zyskowski Shocker 33 yard line hen a pass as Kans over again from one yard out aft- 1 quarterback John Ha and timely passes bd' I rattled In the third period the to by quarterbat NIke Miller as er a Cincinnati fumble on the first Nebraska's Cornhuskers Saturday teams traded fumbles and U'ichi- intercepted I play after the kickoff gave the and the res urging ay av ta got the ball on Oklahoma! Vb'ichita also thruatened Tr 'mini It lc ers i Tulsans the ball on the one rolled to a 28-6 Big Eight football States 2'2 Three plays later Zy- in the second period when Bill i On the first touchdown march triumph pa I skowski ssed eight yards to Pon Stangarane connected with Loren Tulsa was aided by a roughness Turner for a touchdown The kick Shomaeker on a 4Fyard pass penalty which changed the situa- Stung by a fumble which But the threat at the roa stemmed a first quarter tom 11- li tion from fourth down and two Wichita scored again on the sec- boy 21 yard line choked off by 1 down march Kansas roared back 1 yards to go on the 10 to a first i play after the kickoff when fiaa defensive play by tackle score twice the second guar-drive down on the two Gary W'vant intercepted Bill Lem- Frank Parker and Walstad ing's pass and ent 20 ards to Wichita has already sockrd Cincinnati's only serious threat the goal line A two-point conver- away the Missouri Valley Corifer- came in the closing minutes when STATISTICS quarterback Jerry Harp's passes KIT NU sion attempt failed ence title bat the win moved the Bearcats from their I First downs th 19 II Oklahoma State and Wichita gave team a boit tryAard a I nine to Tulsa's 11 Rut finAl Rushing yardage ''174 no 'again matched in the posible minor tacAl bd Th Cincinnati's only serious threat came in the closing minutes when quarterback Jerry Harp's passes moved the Bearcats from theft nine to Tulsa's 12 But a STATISTICS First downs Rushing yardage 274 11 90 ings pass and went 20 yards to Wichita has already sockrd the goal line A two-point conver- away the Missouri Vallcv sion attempt faded ence title bat the win Oklahoma State and Wichita gave the team a boost tryvard a again matched in the posible minor ho'vl over Cincinnati Saturday to gain the Hurricane a third of the league's runnerup spot Tulsa threatened twice in the first quarter while limiting the Bearcats to no yards from scrimmage but didn't get across the goal line until Coy Stewart's two-yard plunge climaxed a 50-yard drive midway in the second period The Hurricane scored twice in over Cincinnati Saturday to gain the Hurricane a third of the league's runnerup not Tulsa threatened twice in the first quarter while limiting the Bearcats to no yards from scrim- mage but didn't get across the goal line until Coy Stewart's two- yard plunge climaxed a 50-yard midway in the second pe- riod The Hurricane scored twice in PARIS FASHION The spooky mask he models was designed to protect the weak front teeth of Brandeis basketball player Stu Paris Ira poMt and Jarman kickcd a fourth Wichita scored first on a Shockers are 7-I for the scason 6S-yard drive in 12 plays includ- The loss left Oklahoma Si'e ing a 2I-yard pass to Turner by with a 2-5 record for the soasrat Zyskowski Richard Stephens went the final two yards The Cowboys scored by recover- Bovior Rios Baylor Rips final-second pass fell incomplete An interference penalty on a 53- yard pass was the key play in that drive Tulsa yielded only 44 yards on the ground and gave up 88 through 106 9-23 0 6-30 6 Passing yardage 113 Passes 7-10 Passes intercepted 0 Punts 4-33 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 35 TexasA Qs 158 the Sooners cfronmersthea Kio-State lead FAYETTEVILLE Ark (AP) Kansas State got hack in the Arkansas struck for 90 yards in game with a little more than five the last five minutes Saturday to minutes remaining when sophodefeat Texas AM 15-8 and remain more Larry Corrigan moved the In the running for the Southwest Buffs Nip Missouri 7-6 For League Leadership fentillin 7 1 39 Conference football title BOULDER Colo (AP) Colo- attempt by halfback Bill Tobin BOULDER Colo (AP) Colo- attempt by halfback Bill Tobin IOU 28-14 rado sailed through the air for a but it wobbled short and wide 1 a KasState touchdown in the final minute of Halfback Leon Mavityls 25-yard 0 nd I 6 i the first half a fought off punt return to Missouri's 47 ig- 1 '71 1 71 Apparently beaten in their home- i STATISTICS erwrItng game after the Aggies had Oklahom seized on their first real scoring First downs 2 ushing yardage opportunity to go ahead 8-7 in the souris last second comeback for nited the Colorado touchdown STATISTICS Okla St" 15 lq 174 91 37 211 5 15-'25 Ty 2 3 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepte Punts Fumbles trt Yards renalized owns yardage yardage intercepted let enalized a third period and Pssing yardage 3R 6S ith their attack a 7-6 triumph in a battle of Big march with barely a minute left bogged dosvn by an alert Aggie Passe's 4-9 2 4 Eight unbeaten football teams in the second period 1 defense the Porkers took the hall Passes intercepted 0 0 Saturday Halfback Teddy Woods scam -I cm downs at their 10 and scored Punts 5-32 6 10-313 liourt a in 12 plays Fumbles lost 1 0 lss gmbled for victory pered 12 yards and quarterback with a two-point conversion Gale Weidner hit end Jerry Hille- 'a The payoff was a six-yard pass i ards penlized 45 35 tempt but the pass from halfback brand with a 14-yard pass to the from quarterback George McKin-! Mike Hunter lofted harmlessly Tigers' 21 After one incrmylete i nes to end Jim John with 57 sec- 'Cats 90 yards in over the end zone pass Weidner connected with rinds remaining i ight plays for a A AA rIA -o Inr 1ainlnctr nill Itnr-re tnr ilia truirh 9 2 4 i Eight unbeaten football teams i 0 0 in the second period Saturday i -32 6 10-313 Halfback Teddy Woods scam- 1 lissouri gambled for victory pered 12 yards and quarterback 1 0 I with a two-point conversion at- Gale Weidner 11it end Jerry11l11e- I' 35 1 onus remaining Colorado's in clear halfback Bill Harris for the touch- 5-31 1-31 2 I STATISTICS ter and added insurance tallies in SI Al 1 Tulsa Cincinnati each of the third and fourth pe nods First downs 14 4 I 266 44 I It was the fourth straight vic- Rushing Yardni 75 tory for the Jayhawkers still Passing yardagi 3-14 9-19 keeping alive their league title Passes by I 0 1 hopos Passes interLeri 1 Electing to stick to a ground Punts 3-325 4-52 I 3 game in the first half Nebraska i Fumbles lost 108 a8 failed even to threaten Quarter Yards penalized back Dennis Claridge took to the air after the intermission and the a pitchout most of it was on theJ aerials put the Cornhuskers in a ta's one Georg: earcat push Position for Bill (Thunder) Thorn- lahoma Sian- enl Hurricane bulled for 266 ton to score on a six-yard end and Bill N1('Farl yards with fullbacks Bois run on the first play of the final next play Most of it Bearcat push Hurricane bi yards with Avns Yardag yardage intero'rtd ine a pitchout ta's one Georgo lahorna State end and Bill McFarland next play WACO Tx r) BAY1'Z" Buis stunned by three earLer Southvvest Ins! ed hack with a vate game and pol shed passIng smash Texas Chnstlan 2814 Fe tirday It WaC Baylor's rrst ewer TO: since IVA en! tis before a hornecomng cmA of 21060 Dalton Hoffman stung the Hornell Frogs titst en score Texas roared with a 67-rard dme apped A Sonny Gnbs pass tn Donny Sm frlr 17 yards 3r1 a ccniP BAt A-71! a' elp! fte n-to timp It got t'-' ba1 i ro' after touchdown A 41-yard pass play triumph A crowd of 31500 saw the Razor- from hacks jump in front after nearly Corrigan to Spencer Puts crisp weather before 13200 fans i down 11 minutes of play in the first pe- placed the ball within inches of and a western television audience Neither team was effective on the Oklahoma goal line Corrigan sent the Buffaloes into undisputed I offense in the third quarter Early the air final The ground considera-1 in the fourth period Missouri took Bowl punt on its 37 and marched 63 entered the yards in 11 plays for a touch down ee then went ahead on a scored on a kper first place and into top quick touchdown after recovery of Corrigan's pass on a tw(Ypoint I tion for a trip to the Oral a Razorback fumble at the Porker conversion play failed in Miami Colorado enti II A pass gamble for two extra Two 15-yard penalties against points gave the Aggies an S-7 lead Kansas State one of them a per- 1 Texas AM 0 0 8 0 8 sonal foul aid STATISTICS ed Oklahoma in Arkansas 7 0 0 --15 drives First downs 16 On the first drive KState ap- Rushing yardage 145 I peared to have the Sooners halted Georgia Tech Passing yarda 1 sg es in their own territory only to 79 have a roughing penalty move the Fasces 1318 ball to the Wildcats' 37 Page hit Passes intercepted 0 Punts 8-36 4 Floors Florida halfback Jimmy Carpenter on a 20-yard pass play and Page Fumbles lost I punched over from the I Yards penalized 7 ATLANTA (AP) Georgia i The Sooners drove 71 yards set first place and into top tion for a trip to the Orange in Miami Colorado ATLANTA (AP) Georgia The Sooners drove 71 yards set qua ritc A Nebraska homecoming crowd of 35000 saw the game the fifth 1 consecutive Kansas victory over Nebraska in an ancient series Kansas 0 14 7 7-28 Nebraska 0 0 0 6-6 Ran Coleman 1 run (Barnes kick) Kan Had! 1 run (Barnes kick) Kan McFarland 30 pass from Had! (Barnes kick) 6 run (run fad) 35 run (Barnes kick) Attendance 35000 (estimated) Outfielder ick Jonec c)! Ntlwaukee es lilt 121 games for Lou cllle Braves recalled Quarterback Rim Taylor started CU the scoring play with ft pitchout 13 to Hunter NA lin then rifled the hail 7 to Don Wainwright on the los goal line 9-16 The 7lissourians then tried the identical play from the other side of 9-393 the line for two extra points 2 but failed Weidner's passing moved Colo- rado down to the 11issouri in fumble on Wichi Walstad an Ok fell on the ball scored on the Wichita broke the scoring ice in the first quarter with a 64-yard drive in sevn plays Richard Ash croft scored from the 3 Bill Sc gie kicked the extra point Oklahoma State took the kickoff and drmte 81 yards in 12 plays for the mateher Leming passed 17 yards tn Tom Ward on the 5 and Ward raced in Ted Davis kicked the conversion to make the scorc 7-7 vkith 51 seconds to go before the end of the first quarter There was no scoring in the sec mil quarter hut Wichita staved of Oklahoma State on its 12 tn pre vent a tnuchdckwn Oklahoma State A fl 8-11 Wlichita 7 12 0-25 1 ran (Seigle kick) OS Ward 17 pass from Leming (Davis kick) pass from Z'sykowski (Kick failed) 20 pass interceptinn (run failed) Wich-Stepheris 2 run (pass faled) OS McFarland I run (run failed Attendance In111 Mc Bean r-ok pitcher with ed at a tryout camp Virkn inger and David White getting 147 and added 75 yards on passes Cincinnati crossed Tulsa's 30- yard line only twice Once was on the final drive The earlier push started by a fumble recovery on the Tulsa 32 was halted by a pass interception at the eight The brightest note for the Rear-cats was the punting of Fred Hynoski who averaged 52 yards on four boots He got assists from good bounces which turned quick kicks into boots that covered 55 and 57 yards Another punt went 71 yards Tulsa threatened twice more in the last quarter but penalties stalled one drive on the 22 and incomplete passes ended the other on the six This was Tulsa's first victory after six straight lasses Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 Tulsa 0 6 13 0-19 2 run (run failed) 1 run (Frame' kick) 2 run (pass failed) Attendance-6256 YOU GET LOW RATES ADDITIONAL DISCOUNTS FROM FARMERS SAVE up to on A(tillikAt -I the first quarter hut the Tigers Tech's defensive forces smoth- up Jarman's field goal A 15-yard stiffened and Hillebrand's at- game ranked eighth in the Asso- ered the Florida attack and the clipping penalty against K-State ciated Press poll and Missouri tempted field goal from the 17: )ellow Ta ts capitalized on helped that drive along i was tenth was wide to the right On that i Gator mistakes for a 20-0 victor Oklahoma lost another touch- drive Weidner hit Hillehrand on i Missouri made one last desper Saturday in a Southeastern Con- down threat in the third quarter two passes covering 22 yards and terence football clash when Kansas State guard Dave ate try with a 44-yard field goal halfback Ted Somerville for 10 It was Tech's sixth vivtor)t Noblitt recovered Page's fumble i only first-hal threat aoinst a single loss The victory 1 on the K-State Davis Sets Record came when Tobin recovered Colo-avenged an 18-17 upset loss of last i McClellan because of his 82- I yracuse Romp rado halfback Claude Crabb's year and gave Coach Bobby Dodd yard touchdown strike was the fumble oil his IS Crabh redeemed revenge over his son Bobby Dodd dav's biggest ground-gainer with SYRACUSE himself throe later by in-Jr a Gator quarterback and his 137 yards on 12 tries Davis smashed Jimmy Brown's tercepting a Missouri pa 5s in the former top assistant Ray Graves Senior fullback Bill Gallagher end zone i career record for scoring and rush whn now is head man at Florida picked up 43 yards on 11 rushes Missouri 0 ---r mg yardage Saturday gaining 110 Tech tackle Ed Griffin set up for Kansas State Colorado 0 7 yards and scoring two touchdow ns i the first quarter hilt the Tigers Mariner AtUISMiluKIGROtoK O'Grady Is Star of 14-8 Win by 'Cats EVANSTON Ill AP) Tam O'Grady Nortivvestern's tfi-el-rwe quarterback passed and ran the Wildc-ats to a 11-S homecoming iictory over Ind'ana Saturday in a Big Ten football game The 11-year old Chicagoan thrAw a 21-yard touchdown pass the second quarter and scampered 17 yards for anrither score in the falai period It was Northwestern's fourth Win in six games and evened thtlr conference record a 2-2 It Aas North Aestern's fourth tin in six games and evened thtir con- 2 2 A 091 14 I i fR 0Nitt Air 1 A NI K1 740'1 the first Tech touchdown in the Corrigan hero of K-State's vic rol Hari Colo t- 'l is In Svracuse's 2S-9 come-from-be- ra first quarter when he recovered tories over Indiana a Air nor (111F-brand kiki viy Lord weat a fumble by Gator quarterback Force comp hind ctor over Pitsburgh leted both of his at Larry Libertrtre on the Florida tempted passes for fiR yards and A ram-spattered cro-vd 40 000 Wainwright in pa' fl)m of Ne 4 Byron adiniret foundiand dogs as a gr Hunter (pass faiicdi 44 Fullback Wildcat' team total i ke McNames and saw Pitt run a 9-0 lead in the sec- A'ltinilance 41200 halfback Thily Wilii8MSOn carried ked up to their own IS ond period hefore Davis and his Bia( Mike to the 2 IA Ivre quarterback Bill Syracuse mates got started Three McClellan of the Sooners swept Si2 lost fumbles by Pitt in the third Neil Wheelwright and i-- ethridg panched oer Iv yards down the east sideline on a i In the third a fumble by Hot- fake qai(k-kick play to score and period turned the tide in Syracuse Haim former Springfield I 'liege iti Ida halfback Lindy Infante was arman again kicked the extra favor- atilt are' on oach How My kA snatched up hy Tech 's Iimmy point The Orange scored ivice on the ers' fool ball staff at florstra col 11 Nail it was Williamson Beattie picked up 120 Yards on i ground and twice through the air llp ege omstoad 'VA: and McNames who scratched out 2S carries as Oklahoma rolled up Davis' churning drives for III 4 the a a with Williamson 352 Yards rushing against 71 for yards in 22 carries boosted his In three of the first four li 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