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390 ophers Sample Hosiers, Smiteqtpttrnal anil Star OCTOBER 1, 1944 Game, outclassed Scarlet crushedbyMinnesotamight Nebraska in enemy territoy only once as victors roll up 6 markers BY WALT DOBBINS. MEMORIAL STADIUM, MINNEAPOUS, Minn. Minnesota's Golden Gophers plunged and scampered to six Michigan smashed 20-0 by deceptive Hoosier offense Linemen rip Wolverines playing wide for passes that never came touchdowns and 39 to 0 victory over Nebraska's young Cornhuskers in the scarlet's 1944 pigskin debut here Sat- urday afternoon; The score could easily have been doubled had not Dr. ANfJ ARBOR, Mich. (UP).

The pass that wasn't there won a football game for Indiana Saturday as Michigan, prepared for Bob Hoernschmeyer's passes, saw its line ripped by Fullback George Sundheim and Harry George Hauser been in a generous jagaae in a to 0 Indiana tnumpn. Michigan was set to stop Hunchy, the nation sec mind and extended a "good neighbor policy" to Coach Lewandbw-ski's youngsters. The Gophers made little effort to score In the second half, repeatedly kicking to Badgers nab 7-6 win from 4 end best collegiate passer last year, couldn't cope with an inspired Indiana line which stopped the one Michigan threat on its Wings tackle give xne wnne sniriea neDrasKans a chance to run with the ball. Altho fumbles and an intercepted pass figured in the Huskers' hurl -eightyard Hneari3MrMhfr game and thereafter opened big holes i I I I "Nw- T- I Northwestern lor Sundheim and Jagade. However, Hoernschmeyer wasn wholly Idle, and completed passes of 21 yards, 10 yards, and 37 yards, each of which helped the Jndiana cause.

But it was the too much experience and power for Nebraska. Nebraska never threatened and only on two occasions were in Gopher territory and then just a few yards beyond the centerfield stripe. The Huskers were able to un but one first down bv Girard's placekick is deciding factor EVANSTON. Hi; m. Freshman Fort Warren today, 2 p.m.

Broncs have wins over leading clubs The Lincoln Army Air Field Wings open the home9 football season today at Memorial stadium tnreat oi his passes that neipea the most aa Michigan snread for I 1 1 1 1 1 Earl Girard of Wisconsin lived up mm, ana mis iear anuwea ine to all his advance football notices rushing and one on a penalty. ancient Statue of Liberty play to Saturday and at the finish it was Work succesfully for Indiana i sec t)nd touchdown. his perfect kick from placement that enabled the Badgers to nose out Northwestern, 7 to 6, in the opening Western conference game The defeat smashed a string of even straight Big Ten victories for Michigan, which shared the when they meet the Fort Warren Broncos from Cheyenne, in for both teams. 1943 conference crown with Pur due. n.y in yards ny rusning and lost 42; completed only two, of 11 passes for 19 yards with the balance sheet showing a net loss of five yards for the 60 minutei of play.

But outclassed tho they Lewandowski's lads to the last minute. They should have gained considerable experience especially when the Gophers gave them a chance to run with the what promises to be one of the most spectacular tussles of the The winning score came in the third period after Northwestern The first period was marked by fumbles, one of which ended season. Kickoff is at 2 p. had marched 68 yards In the sec Both teams are undefeated this ond Deriod to collect Its toucn- the only Michigan threat after season. down.

Allen Shafer lateraled the Michigan had moved from its own BRAUN SCORES FOR GOPHERS Herb Braun, Minnesota right half. Crosses the roal standinj up on a reverse from vMatt Sutton, fullback. Bob Jensen, No. 79. blocks out a would-be Husker tackier, while Bill Betr, No.

13, ex-Lincoln high gridder and starting Nebraska left half, moves up too late to Stop the touchdown, one of the five scored In the first half of the Minnesota-Nebraska game. (AP Wirephoto.) 33 to the Indiana 27 in six plays, ball to Joe- Campbell, who ran seven yards around his left 'end to score, carrying two Sundheim, who replaced Jagade when the latter suffered a minor appie in me nnai naiL Gophers Strike Early. Fort Warren has won from the strong Brooklyn Tigers of the National professional football league 2U20 and followed up their initial victory with a win over Colorado university star studded navy and with him as he fell over the goal Injury, spearheaded a second pe i ne ursi period was oniy a line. With Shafer holding, Girard riod drive and scored the touch' booted the winning point. down on a plunge from the 1-foot marine trainee team 7-6.

Three times after that North' line. Tavener missed The conver slon. The Wings won their only start from Peru Navy V-12, 26-7 In a western made desperate scoring bids, the final being checked in Indiana stood off a Michigan game which saw the Lincoln sol the waning minutes on tne i threat in the waning seconds of little over halt gone when tne Gophers first struck pay dirt. They had gained possession when Red Williams intercepted Bill Betz's first pass attempt and drove 47 yards to the promised land. Williams was the big gun in the Gophers' first assault but lt was Herb Broun who dashed across from the 10 yard stripe.

Minnesota's second touchdown i diers use the first string only the the half. yard line. The Wildcats needed one yard to make It first down, first ten minutes of the game, and win as they pleased. but, Shafer, backing up the line, Indiana controlled the game from the start of the second half. Jagade came back in and his running, coupled with that of Upon the result of this game broke in to block bod iunaer-burg's thrust.

Johnny Yunewirth, Nortnwesi- I TIT i I End Dick Deranek, who was all ern's freshman star, pitched the came easier, wainngnt recovering Betz's fumble on the succeeding state halfback at South Bend, Wildcat touchdown, a seven yard H.b-.ff nn tha Pjohrnclrn 97 In Central high school last season, Dass that End Duane Sickles took put Michigan on its heels. rests whatever claims either team may have for sectional service honors and both will be shooting the, works when they meet today. The Broncos feature an attack built around the passing of Jastrow, of St. Thomas college and the superlative catching of Roy Gomillion of Wiley univer over the goal line. Funderburg's Indiana pulled the Statue of Liberty on the harried Michigan try for point was wide.

Yungwirtn also completed 10 of 18 passes foi four plays the Gophers had counted again, the score coming from the six. Williams conversion gave the Minnesotans a 13 to 0 lead that stood up thru the quarter. 132 vards and gained bU more squad midway in the period, and Abe Addams carried to the 1-yard line from where Jagade "plunged yards in carrying the ball, but in the end it was Girard who held for the score. Tavener converted the trump point. It was in the second penoanai; Hauser's men began to click.

They Hoarnschmeyer himself scored the final marker after his 37-yard sity and Ken Whitney, giant colored end, from Xavier university. It was Whitney who caught the pass from Jastrow that scored against Colorado and his educated toe which provided the margin of victory when he booted the extra pass set it tip. He skirted end ripped the Husker line apart and Gopher backs, zipping thru with lightning speed, were Into the from the eight and Tavener again WISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN LE Weber Blckela LT" Schwartl Bennett LQ Colllas R- Jua Cusaclc Hilston RO Davey Llghttoot RT Elliott Kroeger RE Bahlow Morris QB Shafer Broplry LH Girard Youngwlrth RH Campbell Conner! FB Thompson Funderburg place-kicked the point. Interceptions of frantic Michl fpoint. In the Brooklyn game Nebraska secondary before tne inexperienced Nebraskans re-y alized what was happening to them.

gan passes held the home team at bay the remainder oi tne game, The lineups: Gomillion. scored all three touchdowns for the Broncos and again Whitney's kicks after goal won the game for the Fort. Nolan the Villain. Mutzy Nolan, a fleet, hula zip INDIANA MICHIGAN Wisconsin 0 0 07 Northwestern 0 0 0 6 LE ped ball toter of no mean ability, Hllkene Klusiswskl Lasettch Clolll Burn Kampf LT All week long the Wings have -4 hi sj LQ was the villain ln the uopners been working to develop a defense to stop this high powered attack and work on an offense to out-score the Broncos. Watts Tavener Sickles Sowlnskl Bauman Coffee Renner Deranak third touchdown effort and his contribution early in the second canto was one of the best bits of HO RT RE Poirtetto Cannady SB leather lugging seen during the LH Derrlcott Hoernschmeyer Wisconsin scoring: Touchdown, Campbell.

Point after touchdown, Girard (placement). Northwestern scoring: Touchdown, BIck-els. Substitutions; Wisconsin, ends, Mead, Laubenhelmer; tackles, Esser, Meyer; guards, Fricke, George, McKean, Welske; center, Haese; backs, Fee, Hecker. Northwestern: Ends, Harker. Pettlt; tackles, Congdon.

Bennett; guards, Stegen, F. Jus-takj center, O'Malley; backs, Fisher, Bav-ag, Balratow, Doyle, Meulendyks, Alte-peter, Clawion. They too will rely on a passing Nusebaumer Addama RH afternoon fireworks. Wle Jagade FB Taking a lateral from squat game. In Bob Cowan, left handed passer from Indiana, and Dick DeShazo of V.

M. I. the local sol Score by period! Indiana 0 7 720 Michigan 0 0 0 00 Madsen, Nolan zigged and zagged thru the entire Nebraska team, opt-sprinting the secondary and diers have a passing duo which needs take a back seat from no one. In Bernie Millham, lanky end eluding the Husker safety near 4V.A crrtol In rrrtca stanrlirtp' It Touchdowni: Indiana: Sundheim, Jagade, Hoernschmeyer. Converslona: Tavener.

2. Substitutions': Ende, Greer, Wfenburg, Mann: Tackles, Honlgsbaum, Brlelmaler; guards, Swift, Weyera, Chaeverlnl, Mantho; centeri, Lund, Wahl, T.lntnl- nilarterbnck. Altber: halfback. from Fordham; Dutch Schultz, lit Football tle All America wingman from Centre and Lou Mayne, fullback was a brilliant 56 yard run with some fine blocking at the altho Mutzy was on his- own 25 yards out. Culllgan.

Chubb, Welsenburger. Indiana- DICK CREEVT, three year veteran from Notre Dame, and one of three halfbacks Coach Bob Ingals is deepnding on to carry the mail against Fort Warren. DICK DeSHAZO, VMI flash, will start against Fort Warren at left half. His open field running is a thing of beauty, and he passes and kicks with equal dexterity. from Texas, the Wings have SCORES W7m trio of pass catchers who need to be given half a chance and they Minnesota's mamer a -U ai Km.

4-Via nnnVtiV'at will score. Big Six starting from their own 26 with On the ground too, the Wings have a potent attack. In Dick De- Illinois holds substitute halfback Phil Mcwanus climaxing the drive with a 49 End, Uecker, Frank; tackle, Coffee; guards, Ncster, Bummer, Mlhajolvlch; center, Parker; Quarterback. Uyer; halfback, Thompson. Ralmondl, Freeland, Armstrong; fullback, Sundheim.

Palacio, Russell meet in LCC mix Dick Russell shot even par Saturday afternoon at the Lincoln ri T7 T) i. 1t Minnesota St, Nebraska 0. Iowa Hlale 411, (IniitaviK Adnlphus Ohio State Missouri 0. Wichita Kansas State (lie). Nomian Navv Oklahonia 14.

Denver 14, Kansas 14. Shazo they have a half back who is Mr. Speed personified when he yard gallop over the goal line. Dobbs passes 2nd air force gets in the open. McManus, like.

Nolan, cua some nifty running and once out in the Neither coach, according to the Big Tens -'K -1 open, laKed tne nusKera qui ih best -coaching standards, would Great Lakes to 26-26 tie venture a prediction out position and went over standing up. Kispert's conversiorS gave the come. to 33-6 win uopners a zo-u ieau wu, Captain Smith of ihe than four minutes lejt ui tne Illinois It, Great Lakes Naval (tat). Indiana SO, Michigan 0. Wisconsin 7, Northwesters, Purdue 40, Marquette 7.

Midwest Indiana State Teachers S3, Dllnqls Normal II. Bowling Oreaa lt, Alma Miami Iiatr. St. Western Mlealiaa f. VUU11U LtUU UBVV itUW los, city champion, hi the semifinal round of the club tourna- A T-l 1 said that he didn't put much faith quarter.

in the predictions of the experts and expected a tough battle from Colorado U. sinks Bluejackets tally the quarter, however, a pass in- the wings. Iowa Bea Hawks 44. Olaths (Kas. Air Bob Ingalls declared that the under air barrage thrice third GREAT LAKES, 111.

(IP). Bta.) 11. Michigan 8tate 48v flerantoa It. Ohio Wesleyaa SO, DePanw tercepted by center dick van -dusen giving them another scoring chance before the ended the period. BILL McCRART, the Mighty Mite from Mereer, packs a lot of power in his 5' 165 pound frame.

It's a safe bet he'll see plenty of action Sunday. Fort Warren record speaks for itself and he expected his charges BOULDER, Colo. Phenominal Baldwin Wallace so, uoenia a. valiant Illinois eleven that re to give good account of forward passing by the great Wheaton 14, Concoraia u. Glenn Dobbs carried Second St.

Thomas 6, Lawrence 0. fused to quit after blowing a 19-6 halftime lead came from behind Vandusen, had he oeen a man. mleht have scored Wabash to, Illinois wesleyaa t. Both teams worked out at the Army Air Force to a smashing stadium on Saturday afternoon ment. tie aroppea kuck Dy-wie count of 4 and 8, taming the right to match shots' with Lt, Matt Palacio, defending club king, -who disposed of Capt.

Ed Fries, 5 and 4, in a 36 hole final match at 10 a. nu, and 2 p. m. Sunday. In the first flight semifinals Frank Roberts beat Glen Thompson, 2 and 1, as Clarence Swan-son won out over Lyle Holland, 4 and 3.

Finals in the first flight will be played Sunday, while all second round matches of the second, third and fourth flights must be completed Sunday. Sunday matches are as follows: East in the closing period Saturday to tie favored Great Lakes, 26-26. Ohio State wallops Missouri crew 54-0 COLUMBUS, O. UP). Ohio and after the workouts declared their teams fit and ready.

33-6 victory over Colorado university Saturday as the Super-bombers cleared the way for their important game next Saturday Hampdrn-Sldnev it, Maryland I. Temple S4, nwarthmore lt. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Gates will open at 12:30. No 1 1 St.

Louis 88 5 72 80 .474 seats are reserved and general admission tickets are $1.75, with-en-listed men admitted free. with the Iowa Seahawks at Lincoln, Neb. Dobbs. Tulsa university's famed Detroit 88 65 .675 Chicago 70 82 .461 State's Buckeyes, showing, three deep scoring power, lived up to N. York 83 70 542IPhlla.

70 82 .461 Drake 17, Cornell PHIshnrg Teachers t. Washburn Holy Cross Dartmouth 0. Pennsylvania 18, Duke 7. Peen Slate 68, Muhlenberg IS, Purdue 40, Marquette 7. Rochester to, Colgate IS.

Cornell Bocknrll 0. Notre Dame A8, Pittsburgh t. Columbia 11, Union 0. Dvnlson 40, Betheny It. Boston 78 76 8001 Washing.

63 0 .412 The Lincoln Army Air Field All-American, wound up his celebrated pitching arm, 6lung 12 NATIONAL 1 1 St. L'ls 104 48 68411. York 66 86 passes and completed all of them band will march before the game and perform maneuvers between the halves. WINfls FORT Pos. No.

Name Name No. SECOND Oscar Bllhorne vs. Curt Kimball; Don Stewart vs. Wardner Scott: W. F.

Hoppe. Plttsb'gh 89 62 .5891 Boston 64 88 421 for a gam of 151 yards, tie entered the eame after six minutes Ohio Wesleyaa St. Del'anw. C'lnnati 89 64 .5821 Brooklyn 62 91 Chicago 74 78 60 91 .397 B. O.

Floyd Chance Campbell passed in the second period and Hugh Mooney. Vale 7, coast uuara s. Brown 44, Tufts 0. Bares 0, Connecticut (. Vllllnova 14.

Franklin-Marshall (. after the catch but was surprised when. he found himself out in the open and was hauled down by two Huskers on the Nebraska 38. Penalty Sets Huskers Back. A 15 yard penalty set the Husk- ers 15 yards further back, and after Lundquist had squirted thru the Nebraska line for some seven yards another Gopher sub of abil- ity, Hudson Mealy romped on in from the 14-yard stripe.

Kispert again obliged with a kick from placement and the half, which ended only a moment later, found Minnesota out in fronts by a 33-0 count. Realizing that the Huskers were hopelessly outclassed Hauser ap-' parently told his golden jerseyed; squad to "take it easy" the rest of the way out. At least quarterback Walt Edwards called for; a quick kick on the first down with the apple resting on Ne-, braska's 29., RE 49 Griffith Brecunler 48 RT 49 White Harriston 43 THIRD FLIGHT, Saturday's scores Hans Harvard IS, Worcester 0. John Schwars vs. C.

E. Donnley; Major Brlgga vs. winner of J. Knox Jones-L. R.

57 West Virginia St. Case 7. North Carolina Pre-Kllght 11, Navy 14. LQ LT LE Balrtbrldge Naval 4ft, Camp Lee 0. Army 46.

North Carolina 0. Mlchaud T-rTTmn-O'Malley 42 Blizzard Oaukas 20 Garbinskl Hans SI Downs Olenskl 44 Millham Whitney 32 Eliton Long 25 Cowan Mlllon 46 DeShazo Jastrow 27 Mayne Dominion 38 William and MarVTft, Ft. Monroe 0. King match: Frank sidles vs. Cecil Wad-low; John Wilson vs.

Glen Buck. FOURTH FLIGHT. J. B. Stewart vs.

Dr. E. C. Jones; J. 3.

Grainger vs. winner of Jim Hammond-Merle Kosher match: O. J. Shaw vs. winner of Willis Pollte-Blll Hoppe, jr.

match. QB RH LH to, Cherry Point Camp Peary Heabeee AMERICAN LEAGUE. St. Louis t. New York 0..

Detroit 7, Washington 3. Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 1. Bostoa 11, Chicago S. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Brooklyn 5, ClncinnaU 1.

Boston Chicago t. it. Iois at New York, postponed, rain, ntf-hnria at Philadelphia, postponed, rain. Marines 0, all advance notices Saturday, as they ran and passed to a 54 to 0 victory over the University of Missouri in their opening football game of the season. The hapless Tigers were In Ohio State territory only twice and made but -a single scoring threat.

The Bucks a' well-balanced combination of veterans and freshmen scored the first time they got their hands on the ball and never were pressed. The regulars played a few seconds more than half thfe game. MISSOURI OHIO STATE LE Mlcbelson Dugger LT Kekeris Willis LO Elgeiberger Snyder Henderson Appleby RO Orosse Hackett RT Janson Amllng RT Bangert Souders QB Collins Horvath LH Ballastatlout Flanagan RH O'Connell Brugge FB Riley Cllns FB Coaches; Wings. S. Sgt.

Bob Ingalls. South Michigan; Fort Warren, Capt. Willis M. Smith, Idaho. Officials: Referee, M.

G. Georgia Tech 81, Clemson 0. The bruising Bluejackets exploded for three third-period touchdowns and a 26-19 margin, but just when the Illini seemed whipped they quickly converted one of their few breaks into a tying touchdown. Illinois, Negro scat-backs, sprinter Claude "Buddy" Young and Paul Patterson, baffled the seasoned Sailtrs, but it remained for third-string fullback Orville Hall to boot the extra point that enabled ihe- Illini to keep their undefeated record intact. The scrappy Illini drew first blood in the opening period on a sensational 93-yard run by Young.

In the same period Chuck Avery galloped 20 yards for a touchdown to cap a 66-yard Bluejacket but then the Illini turned on the heat for two touchdowns. Starting on their 35, the Illini rolled inside the Bluejacket 20 and then Don Greenwood shot a 17-yard payoff pass to end Louis Agase. Greenwood1- placekicked the point. Then Patterson streaked 71 yards to the Bluejacket 6 and fleet Eddie Bray scooted for a touchdown. Greenwood missed the try, but Illinois led 19-6 at the half.

Mello Scores Twice. "In the third period Mello smashed to two Bluejacket touchdowns on short bucks and fleet Bob Hanlon dashed 40 yards for a third. North Carolina State 13. Virginia v. Vols, Nebraika; umpire, Mai Roper, Ne- braska rteid judge.

Koine Horney, Ne- Georgia Pm-Fllght to, South Carolina 14. Catawba Virginia Military last. 6. bead Ne- unesman, mil Day, brasxa; braska. Sunday's games AMERtCAN LEAGUE.

New York at St. Louis: Queen B-t) vs. iacuckl (lt-. Washington at Detroit: was on the field 24 minutes ox playing His debut came after Colorado Ainiversity became the first team in five games to cross the Superbombers' goal line. Dobbs went in after Colorado fought its way to a 6-6 tie.

Two of his passes and a slick end run moved the Superbombers to Colorado's 28. Then he rifled one to Nick Klutka who lateraled on the 15 to Kansas Ray Evans who juggled the ball and fell on it as it caromed into the end zone. The Tulsa triggerman continued with bull's eyes in the third period, he uncorked one for 20 yards to Susoeff. Johnny Stryz-kalski, a star all day ripped and battered his way to the 18. Then Dobbs faded back and zipped another rouser to Stryzkalski, who ran 15 yards for a touchdown.

Susoeff added the point and it was 20 to 6. This was eight for eight for the Superbomber ace and he completed four more be Army' wins at will over Tar Heel gridders 46-0 Tennessee 14, Kentucky II, Wake Forest 14, Georgia 4. Alabama Poly 31, Howard 0. Mnsklngum West Virginia Tech. 0.

Mississippi Slate 42. Jackson Air Base 0. Tnskegre 14, Xavier (New Orleans) 1. Mississippi Florida Alabama 17, Louisiana Stale 17. Randolph Field 00, Rice 0.

Amartllo A. A. F. 10, Lubbock A. A.

F. Texas A. a M. 17, Texas Tech 14. Bengstrom Field 33, John Tarieton 0.

iMnard (18-14) vs. Trout (17-13). Philadelphia at Cleveland: Newnem (1S-15) and Hamlin (6-1 1) vs. Barty (4-i) and Harder (12-9). Boston at Chicago (t): Barrett (M) and Haaimaas (4-7) vs.

Hayaea (8- WEST POINT, ffl. Army's power and formation trickery proved too much for North Caro iil ana Hunpnnei (7-1). NATIONAL LEAGUE. lina Saturday as the Cadets Missouri 0 0 0 00 Ohio State 14 20 1484 opened their season with a 46 to 0 Southwest St. Louis at New York (J): Cooper (M-7) and Brer been (16-J) vs.

ran dell (M) and VolneUe (tl-16). Clneinnatl at Ohio State scoring: Touchdowns: Brugge victory. 2, (June, Janecko (sub for Flanaxan) Horvath. Gordon (sub for Horvath), Brooklyn: Halters (tS-8) vs. Gregg (9-16) rhlrago at Bostoa (2): Wyie (16-16) an After the first few minutes it wasn't even a contest and the Wandke (sub for Flanagan).

Points after "l-mil, V. Hntrhinn (1.3 u.d Cadets used nearly every play in Javery Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Thruout the period Minnesota, wanting a chance to test its de-. tensive abilities, gave the Husk-s ers ah opportunity to carry the mail but fumbles and interceptions cost the Scarlet whatever chance they may have had to Penetrate deep into enemy terri-, tory. Subs Score. Late in the period Nebraska was deep in its own territory and the punt out gave Minnesota possession on the Husker 30.

Gopher subs took it across on seven plays, Matt Sutton being the offender. In fact, Sutton went over twice, but was called back the first time when a mate was declared offside. That ended the Minnesota scoring. The Gophers were on the de-" Texas it, Southwestern 0. Southern Methodist 40, North Texas Agriculture 0.

Sam Houston Prairie View 0. Texas Christian 34, South Plains 0. Ok la. A M. 1, Arkansas 0.

Far West California Tech. 10. TJ.R.C. IX't 0. the book and most of their players i-i: seweti (-u-iii ana Hstrner (13-11; vs.

Schana (13-14) and Barrett (11-8). Zoomers beat Sooners 28-14 NORMAN Okl. (ff). A bigger, more experienced Navy Zoomer eleven defeated the University of Oklahoma Big Si conference football champions Saturday before 15,000 persons, 28 to 14, gaining revenge for a 22 tb 6 beating a year ago. Derald Lebow of Oklahoma scored first, plunging the final yard after the Sooners had made a 54-yard march down the field.

Dub Wooten kicked the goal. But before the first period ended Emil Sitko from Notre Dame and Great Lakes made a 40-yard sprint over the goal line and Dick Miller added the point to tie the score at 7-all. Dick Miller booted, a second period field goal to put the navy boys into a lead they never relinquished. They added three more touchdowns in the second halt I Just before the game ended Oklahoma's1 Lou Dollarhide raced 18 yards for the Sooners' second; touchdown. in running up the score.

fore he went out of the 'game at Speedy Glenn Davis racked up three of the touchdowns, one on the start of the fourth period. All Overseas Boys to hear world series touchdown: Cline 3, Dove (sub for Horvath), Fowallson (sub for Brugge) (placements). SubstituUons: Missouri: Ends, Bergesch, Clevenger. Radish; tackles, E. Oul-k, Swing, Murphy; guards, Stone, Cllffe, Gibbs, Riddle: centers, Er linger, Campbell; backs, Hall.

Plttman, Owens, Bal-lew. Brown. Exler, P. Quick. Ohio State: Ends, Dendiu, Jackson, Hamilton, Wallace, Motejilk; tackles, Thomas, Mc-Glnnls, McElheny Cottrell; guards, Redd, Neff, Dlplerro, Maltlnsky, Tonff; centers, Herron; barks.

Dove, Janecko, Knne, Box we 1 1, Stranges, Wandkea, Brown. SECOND AIR FORCE COLORADO WASHINGTON UP Trnnne In LE LT a 73-yard run, but it was hard to pick the best Cadet ball carrier. Doug Kenna, Army's "mystery man" the last two seasons, threw In the final period, Mello ln me Ilnai penoa, meiio all overseas theaters are going tofIumbled and minois recovered on hear the world series games by passes that resulted in three Army radio. Fear Anderson Avery Canfield Otlpin Fabltna Remington Oliver Jordan Miller Bamarxia Broykes Harrington Lisco Ren fro West Suctc price 8trazykalskl Bennett Fabula Eckland Great Lakes' 31. the Illini slashed to the 6 in three plays and then Greenwood LQ R(3 RT RE QB 1.H RH FB toast Guard Beeelvbii 33, California biers Washington Whitman t.

Hocky Mountain Sersad Air Forre IS, Colorado TJ. f. Colorado College ti, New Mexico 7. State high school Fallertoa 14, Kentta 11. Genia 7, Polk MrCook II, Curtis IS.

Plrree t8, Coleridge 0. Ansley 40, Aneelme 0. Mlndea 13. Oxford 0. The war department said Saturday that the baseball broad scores.

Outweighed and outplayed, the Tar Heels registered a net cain flipped a touchdown pass tb Pat- casts will nave top priority on; terson. Hall calmly booted the short-wave transmission facilities. 'tvine nnint of only 14 yards on running plays, Score by periods: I as romnarpfl tn Armv's 351 mH For soldiers who are unable to fense most of the period but Nebraska's best efforts weren't enough to dent the Gopher forwards. Neither did their passes click for Minnesota's line charged in fas, forcing Betz and Selzer Great Lakes led in first downs, 1 niiu pl yards on forward passes. Only 8usoeff 2..

Fabule. (all placements). Substitutions: Superbombers. ends, Klutka, 6usoeff, Masse, MedoTltcn; tackles. Moye, Hendren, Wlsoity; guards, Rowland, Peniglne, Hlemstra.

Shiekman; centers, Plaizl; backs. Dobbs, R. Evans, Fambrough, Ultnskl, Prentice. Colorado TJ. Ends, Phtlllpaon, Koelbel; tackles, Wuellner, Clasen; guards, Rua-tenstraud, Pace: centers, Knteval; backs, O.

Xvaoa, Warhauer, Morrow, Hardy, 8uperbombr 7 10 33 Colorado 15 0 0 Scorinn! Superbombers, touchdowns. 8tryskalskl 1, Bewell Colorado hear the play-by-play direct from the ball parks, transcription re-' broadcasts will be provided at Clay Center 7t, Gala Bock 11. Six Man 19 to 9, the lightning Illini ground-attack amassed 294 yards See GREAT LAKES, Ff 2-B, C. 8. on returning Kickons, which they did eight times, could they (gain much ground, averaging 22 yards.

Bennett-FolnU Svftar touchdowns: Buperbombert, later convenient hours. see UU5K.EKS, rage Z-B, CoL 7. Fallsaa 14, Strattoa a..