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I1USI1EE1S TO ORANGE BOWL ni moims st mmt rm.imir Last Minute, 21-17 No. 14. mi StalUtln Neaeotaa fly Burk Turobutl itiMn Refute wi wrttoM 'plays ending with Tele Talalgia man's 2-yard touchdown plunge, "la si Only second remained but the were Ju.l as dra. tirtt CTILLWATER. OK LA.

Ne- 5 braska's acceptance of an jSt a matlc as everything that bud hirauoe Okla- I fune before, because Orange Bowl Invilalion here ve'aJS'ii Xulurdjy rame within 31 arc-; scotiM hnmii Stale surerd back and onds of being on a bitterly sour I I lUH Nebraska's )ard line Osu 4 itwri run IBurtM lrc, Nes-ime) run imi WocMltltl anal Thai f'nrnhiikfr Uir.ru riraryus I when time raa out. One spectator was lying In the grandstands, the victim of a vrte -I- I I Ov Hr run (Dipt tick) on the ropes, ataring an In-1 xIf.V, Knot run nnii AtwtMnct Jt.JW credible upset In the eye before heart attack, as the crowd marching 7S yards i lo last-1 sim homccomingWped away. It had been that nunuie loucnuown uiai ici uirm1, excitinc escape from aroused underdog fans haa mt UPt.ks (o prepare for Oklahoma Stale, 2117. maniacs. (h(jp upscl effort be- The Orange Bowl bid for It was almost unbelievable rausf 0f an npon date a week Nebraska to play in Miami, that Oklahoma State, a winner the Cowboys altered their Kla on New Year's night had only once in seven previous 0(P'nse by using double flankers starts, would be in sucn a ana direct snaps to the running position against the nation's M.s hPpej confuse Nc-Ihird ranked team.

braska from the beginning. Coach Bob Devaney'i Corn- (lcr a 7.7 halftime slale-huskcrs finally pulled out their Oklahoma State's Larry ninth straight victory by taking r0n fumbled the second-half rvJT. Ja-Jv 1 Vt -w. JkTl -1 already been oiiniaiiy an- nounccd in ihc press boi when rT Oklahoma State Ued 10 point, Vi' jthe verge of a shocking 1714 HJtAit ajmJi.L victory. 1 Five minutes were kit after, the kickoff at their 25 and kickoff and Jerry Pat ton re- ci Drake touch Whoops, freshman Bob Mistier drops ball in end zone.

tlte Cowboys got their go-ahead sledging onward In 15 pressure covered for Nebraska on -the Cowbov 22. i 103-YARD RUN gcdDces of aii pwit nell career record lor touchdown panes as be threw three to raie his total lo II. The old record was Dick Title to Central, 33-0 The Cornhuxkcrs needed only five plays lo put it across from there. Ron Kirkland sprinted II yards around left end lo the I. Then on fourth down.

Kirkland plowed Inside WINS FOR COE Orchard's I J. Mitmi. On Oo'an ME 0 t. Fimftvrtft. Kn.

Nsrin Cffli'M t. Norm hiwititrn minon 40. wttn iMindt i) rinht end to M'ore his second Norm wood II, Taiwr It's Westmar PERFECT FIRST ake Punt StMtUticft The victory gives (Jrinncll second place in the conference cm with a 6 2 season record. it touchdown from two yards ConfiMUi'd from lage Out I0W CONfCRCNCE Burnt Vill 6. WjftbuiJ 0 C'frl 33.

WilliM Pfnn 0 OubuQut 32, Uppff lo 27 liflhrr 44, SimpMS 14 NORTH CCNTML CONFtRtNCt Mjnkno Sill 14, South Olliolt Onuh M. fan Man II 4nn4xlit AIM IJ. il OklMioma rrincipi 10. oiivtl it Bat AM Hinowr 9 MailMICS by 14-13. Ties me SINCE '46 ply HelPs .1 I OrHMWH it 340 It Punl UfTIMM Ifltf bv Parsons Win I For Crown IM 0 Cl.i.

7 tj etm trtov Mormn9uo 56. Central Suit (OkH) icoamo en mtrt" bv SLilisliri Ccwfrt out. Larry WachholU's second conversion, boosting his school record to 32 for the season, made it 14-7. But Nebraska couldn't improve on its lead and shortly after the lense final quarter Records Monmouth I eunu rimuiM wii or North Otkoti Stttf 13. St.

ThomjH 7 'S Vorat MOoliird nowwo WtiMnflon. Ma. wm IUI II, iwcain. t. V4M'4iM JJ.

Wiulon IJ Wb4m It, Ot'tvw Mitwibwrn Jl. Imporl Suit I WtVtr MKMOtfl Monlano 14 Winlr 4t, llllnelt Hl Wiiilwn Jnwii MitMiKI VHItv 1 Wositor Orwflln X4Wf, Onlo It, iMti AIT AUrH UOUlt 0 Aiitantnv IX Tut II 1 Amrtrrtl 4. Wlllltmt I Hurttnd lU'fJI. VoorrwM II RriOOfoorl JO. Trmton It aucni tl, lhiri CrnlrM CanMClxut J.

Clouboro Suit ft 1 lr)rnckm4)n. hulii PlrMiK Milt It II. lruul; P4l inirrcroiioA laowh ID J. scoaiNO i l0 II. Mil from AnOtrton IkKk II rVin( 0 tut'itrtQ v4)rlnat 10 a V'dua Punl IN lt SJ 19 I mmn, tiOl CrlKWII Cl'lflon G-rrnll fIIMI SUtlMirH eV's 1 1 a tr.r 4 Diipticri to trx Ortitltr i fw.h." YtntitMt 'is instil tiw 4 tnlrrtrp'rrl bt HA lnls I (e4 tnst 4 ta'd prna)tid 1 KOtINO 0 wii 0 rev 0 0 jilrnfKt4s run (k4ti 1iwtl II Vri.

I. Ii.ft i Ij rirt (rir. run (Strnv th) OTHER IOWA COLLEGES Doiif 34. Crocflond 14 Ptrwnt 13, Northfm Michiflid 7 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Alabama 35. South Carolina 14 Auburn 21.

Grorqia 19 Florida 51. Tular 13 Crorijia Trch 42. Virginia 19 t.vin'on. to. poii from WorcXrtrrr OKLAHOMA ITATf NCBRAIKA to 41 MONMOUTH III.

ik.o t.iai. Jllll rufl iShlMhall uu tram 0 9 Teo II It 0 V.nouri 17 A.r Fo'r 5 Intercepted a pass in his P4vl from AnOrvion 44 loo Slat Conntriicvi 14. anedt ttitnt) CoMund n. Monicitlr DKkinvofl 41, John Mooln II. Wtittrn Mtryitna 14 7t 14 21 JJ rViiconiin 41 Kwui Halt Jl Colorado A r' Houston 38.

Kentucky 21 it Tuna 0 II Colorado a 14 Ir.at Trch 0 14 A'ant4t 11 Kaniai 14 10 Iowa Slat 1 Hrtf 0 KaniaiSialO oiOOianomA to.oboro It Cmiiorni P4 71 rirmrsM a 103 urds SirNnrcrr, I. no It, I. in II IHplrnm Iram yWArrhlrl i Mwriltnbt't It Mutouri IsuKiani Sin. Mituoinol Suit Franklin and Attrthall tf. III hrg l4 'l(r tl rantai rr.

fiaoratlown Cluk M. Now York Unlvtf' 21 rla SHIt iThr Rroiiitr't low Nrm Srrvicrl O'tm0. rwn (Worf pott Irom Andtr- 20 I A. Centra Okunoma Illy It iroiii-oi uiou vnwy over nion- Miami 28. Vndrbilt 14 HlilwlaW IS.

shlootntOuri 14 YANKTON'. I) Westmar won its coaseculive Iowa KAIHKIKIJ). lake punt mouth here Siiturdav (Tnurilon kick). Hoban IS. Urilnuf I Mississippi 14, Ttnntssef 13 Molina WUItflbtrt 14 Indian Pa.

50. Lock Ha.tn It began, Oklahoma State's Charles ured in the final two minutes Conference football champion-: covering 39 yards set up the, Tony por(er opcmHj the scor. to wipe Yankton here Saturday 'ship ami first undisputed title winning touchdown in the fourth jnK for Mo-mouth on a 37-yard Junlalo JS, AAortvlan 11 kinot Point Cotit ii Durkee sliced the margin to 14- Labanon Walla the second Mant'WKJ 37. fcutltowfl since I9.fi hy lruhhing William i't touchdown burst in I SiarViand prti ai. Dalninro Jlttt i iuu Bai.

FOUL DECIDES SI 34,543 RACE Tri-Slale Conference aUt tlaSAA. aWiaA 1L RMftaWW If 4 nit mrt flhifftfltl effaflfaH I .1.10. em Mu lligan Nilurday, 1J-7. iiirv tia ihn M-vi-nih On a fourth down situation PACIFIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Aritona State U. 7, Washingtoa State California 24, Orran 0 Sout tit California 28, Pittsburgh 0 C.

L. A. 30, Stanford 13 Washington 28, Orrgon Stat 21 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE Cincinnati 41, South Dakota 0 Mrmphis State 28, North Trias 0 All Camr antarffMa I Muiar.viiia n. irKtport happening rapidly. Nebraska Midwest Conference Ctnloranct All Oamrt atftnrnain siaiiai i i noiiniB and Id Hie Dutrhmcn lixt faked a punt and nation's No.

1 team on rushing la.ja Kala 1 aweep ihroiigh llieir first league 1 i In ll Vnilliirn Miiliii'jin fnnr. OnnT.il tnf Ki, it a ana ln I all 1 5 iiiMinir in 1:1 mmis. i rural ir.nf i Souiharn Connecticut tt, Amarktn In- ollen.SC. Was Stymied aller IPC 's'JJinoiIaid waonr 13 next kickoff and Kirkland vcnl $arrhmor JJ. Pann V.llltr i itmoit 23.

ctitviouro ii back to punt. The line of Wmilh Bi-loil shared last vears crown with t.eorge vim 0 BALTIMOI5E. MI). lAPl 1 Spring Double, a 50-1 shot, won the $134,543 pot of the Pimlico Futurity Saturday on a foul by! 0 rammed over on the next play 1iht lnwa serimm.ifp was Nebraska's 2.1. I Union.

V. at, Hamilton 77 Wttnington A Jdltrton 71, orntgit fj0WiX)yS fanatics by Monmou'h Tacn It i Kno the game to boost Parsons ret ramers image, wno iimsned The Mutch nonped llirouch IVnu's hapless defense for 128 yards in total offense 319 on the ground and 109 passing. waiievan it. Triniry it Watt Cnttlrr 17, Cnevncy ttttt i Wiittt 17, AlbrioM 7 SOUTH ADlltn Chrlstitn 10, Trinity, Tt and Kain a share the Tn Stale Conlerence title with Midland. 14 1.1 Yankton and Mcslmar each carried a 4 1 record into the contest.

Midland had finished a week earlier. period. The Kohawks took a 7-6 'irst by 8 37 lead on Doug Broeckman's four- Father's Image was disqual this time, poured through and almost blocked the kick. Kirkland got it away all right but the ball took a crazy bounce at midfield and rolled backward to the Cornhuskers 35 for a 12-yard ord to 7 1. Northern Michigan is 7-2.

I Smith scored the first Wild-! rut touchdown on a 21-yard I run. Tony Richardson caught i a nine-yard pass Irom Bill Aitbtma Statt 7'. citni 71 Albany, Ga. Morrlt tit Appalachian 71, Emory Henry 10 Arkanwi AIM 37, touthtrn. Ark.

0 Arktnui Taacntrt IJ. HendtrMn 4 Arkantaa Tectl 10, Hard! no Arllnoton Statt 77. Arkantai Statt Iulf1)uk I) Jac-obusse Wichita 21, Utah Stair 19 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Duke 40, Wake Forest 7 Maryland 6, Clemson 0 North Carolina State 3, Florida Slate 0 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Colorado State 36, Brigham Young 22 New Mexico Statt 20, New Mexico 6 Teiai Western 20, Utah 19 IVY LEAGUE Buffalo 28, Colgate 0 Dartmouth 20, Cornell 0 Harvard 17, Brown 8 Pennsylvania 31, Columbia 21 Princeton 31, Yale 6 Rutgers 14, Holy Cross 0 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Davidson 14, Lafayette 10 I yard touchdown pass to Alan Kowe and Broeckman's extra point kick. ified for ducking out and bumping Into Spring Double as they started down the stretch. Spring Double, ridden bv The Greyhounds held a 13 6 shouldered much of Central's advantage when Bob Stnnise Eastern Htw'pOOt.

Anion stt coiitot ai Ma.Lrn 14 Auitln Pray 73. Ttnnntet Tech 17 Sauler lo knot the halflime mi 7.7. I DRf PACKS Powerful fullback Walt Garri- Iowa Conference climaxed a eslmar march by I Carion-Newman 37, Maryvllir. Tmn 7, AH U. 1 )oncord, W.Va.

40, West Virginia Slate sop, who totaled 121 yards Ul 19 scoring from the one. Cnrl Adcs "TT1 Smith was the hie croimd LUTHER. 44-14 Jlerberto Hinojosa, richly re- a I Cwtrrtl kicked the vital extra point. gainer for Parsons, picking up Statistics 7 parries ana quarteroacic uicnn BraTCiTiI Baxter led an advance to the Viorida aim ti, southern, it 3i Cornhusker 13. But when Garri- all but two of 88 rushing yards iF( I utiiff fJuhl'QUr ftlMtflrt Vl Upiapr io Vimnnn Wrthtn q.

warded his bettors as well as his owner, Mrs. Milton Erlanger ,51 of Oakhurst, N. J. His returns 5 No. 1 Team Forced Irtf rlown Uih-r lit Ru.hinq vardaor on in carries.

uiianeroacK r-ort vaiiev stint 33. Fisk 4 son was stopped for no cain, it r.MfMlnu.n Kv 91. Mar Hill 1 East Carolina 21, George Washington To Scramble, 13-7 nihtim Prnn iini-. 0114 An toe 4A 1.. Dynor Prince completed 13 ofiPr T.

i Pasiri inttrctPtrd 1 19 passes for 145 yards. 0 vii "lie fJJ.U mm was fourth down and two yards tic cn fumtn 14, Richmond 0 ST. PALL, MINN. (API North Dakota Slate, the No. 1 xl'it rushing attack, Grumbling 71, Wiley 14 Gulllord 10, Catawbo 3 Mampden Sydney 14, Centre 7 Howard 33, Morehouse College 0 Kentucky Statt 30, Edwtrd Waters 7 fiu.uu.

35 Ak gaining Parsons slopped a Northern i vrd iwaiiird I to go. Durkee went in for another was third niuuLi uiu yards in 28 carries and Michigan drive on the six vard small cnlli'i'i- fiMithall in VI lengths behind Spring Double. .1,, simpvj moon L-OnnkwiU. 1. run (Kick taiirdl McN7VsELoi.i.n.

field goal try, but whether the i.lo;ra7j.VAUiorc Cowboys really meant to go for A total of $213,990, the most LBelanoar. 31. run (Kick failad) 73, oim Interception (Pais1 IrifaA nninlfl rf tirht-if tirta Irtnii lai efl ever in a Maryland horse race, Mississippi Valley 47, Savannah Stalt I L-Ormkwllr, J. run (un failadl tiie Associated rress poll, lost ik ium.nuuwn.-i. unc in ine mira qnaner four fumbles Saturday and had Difk collected 9 to work f.w a 13-7 victory over yards in iff tups and slammed stubborn St.

Thomas College. "cross Irom the one for another, ti. u'lirn lin Crinp pot Ihp other Statistics rrtnklli. 7. run I Pail failadl was distributed for the forty Siundrri, 14, pan from Hrndarioni i fhirrl hiitnnttr urhih llnnrt Murray 74, Evanivine New Mexico Highlands 33, Southern Utah 2 North Carolina AIT II, Virginia State North Carolina Collegt 77.

Virginia Union 14 to. kickoff return aiuai-ic were just faking was never answered. Nebraska's Richard Czap jumped offside and Oklahoma State got a first down on Ripon Ctrntll nn run! tnirteen z-year-oid colls. 10 ii a lir- a nniu r. 1(V0 season and reeling off their a plunge.

liHirieenih straiuht i I v. The triumph pushed Central's vaaa. ouacnitt eaptisr wiisaps Prairi View 17. Alcorn A AM 14 pri Virginia Tech 21, Villtnovi 19 V. M.

I. 21, The CiUdel 7 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Arkansas 24, Southern Methodist 3 Texas A. and M. 14, Rice 1) Texas Christian 25, Texas 10 Texas Tech 34, Baylor 22 TRI-STATE CONFERENCE Dakota Wesleyan 59, Sioux Falls 0 Westmar 14, Yankton 13 BIG SKY CONFERENCE Idaho 15, Idaho State 7 College MIDWEST Albion 30, Wayne Slate 14 Alma 26, Anderson 14 Athland 14, Marietta 0 Baldwin-Wallace It, Eastern Mlchioan Ball State 30, Southern Illinois It Btthanv, Kan. 41, Betfitl, Kan.

0 Blultton 20, Olio Northern 0 Bowling Green 17, Ohio Univ. 7 Southern Mississippi II, Louisiana Tech the 8. -Henderson. 47, pasi Irom Berry (Seundem pan from Berrv) (Tht Reoiller'i low. News Service) Qff SttlD dt 195 nnnn a 149 4 a i I --if A rt fl.1 Pnnn record to 8-1.

I'cnn and third Paijn intrrceoird bv scoroa in imp nrsi Southwest Texas East Texas Slttt tit 4-3, I 25 r-ur" it quarters on runs of 14 and nine finished 7 in tne loop ana us Yards oenalifd uivtunAn, ia. jerry tt nainltmiU ll.H.a. Dragster Killed yards by Ken Rota. overall. 6 1 rlnumn nttJ tA nttiAti A JJ 1 steonen p.

Austin aj, MCMurry tt Sul Ross 35, Howard Payne 27 SW Louisiana 41, NW Louisiana 7 Tampa 2, Main 0 Texas Ail 14, Sam Houston State 4 Tuskegee 15, Hampton Institute 12 Washington Let 24, Southwestern. Tenn. 13 West Virginia Wesleyan 41, Brldgewater Major Games This Week Ripoo 14 7 1i Cornell 0 0 i R-Petieorioo, run (Dean hick) -Todd, run (Dea kick) R-Goietz, run (Deein kick) C-Nerl, 32, run (Ha tailed) R-FO, Dmn R-Goit-ti, 4, run (Dean kick) R-Safetv Garrison then drove to the 3 and Baxter hammered off tackle to score on the next play. The frantic crowd was yelling in utter disbelief as Durkee added the extra point to put the Cowpokes on top, 17-14, with 5 minutes 19 seconds left. Nebraska then began its win victory over Simpson JJf The victory gave Luther second nil I 'place in the Iowa Conference.

17 h'S Drinkwitz scored on runs of fj MOUNT VERNOaN. IA. it FAR WEST Adtms Stalt 22, Southern Colorado St. It British Columbia 11, Oregon Tech 4 Cal Lutheran 22, Pomona 7 College of Idaho 14, Lewis Clark 13 Fresno Stat 20. U.

of Pacific 0 n. nnA Ikrnn Tk "HIIIOICU IM II1IIC3 UU Diauier 13, IJ Butler 27. Western Kentucky 20 Capital 53, Otttrbtln 4 Carroll, Wit. 13, Auoustana, III. 13, tit Carthage 42, Elmhurst 12 Cast Tech IS, Westtrn Rtttrvt 11 mpon duiii a iv-v nauumc ieaa and went on to beat Cornell, 33- touchdowns give him the con-j Davjd James Dangerfield) 36 6.

and win the Midwest Confer-, ference scoring title, and he also' of CanfIeld ohi hor ent title Saturday. took the rushing crown. aftpp fh p. ai Central Michigan 37, Ferris 0 olltgt of Emporia 20, Southwestern coiieaa oi Kan. 20, tit Colorado Slttt Coll.

40, Colorado Mines i 21 Line course 30 miles from SOUTH Furman at The CiMdH North Carolina at HouKtnn at Florida biz-tf, nioht Tnns at Kentuchv Ttjan at Louisiana Staff, night Virginia at MarvlntJ Wakr t-orest at Mpmphis Florida at Miami, ntghl Ciimon at South Carolina Gvqf Washimjton at Wrst Virginia Richnmnd at Willi rim and Mary FA WEST olorarto Air Forcf Wvoovoq at Arizona St Mr. nintit Hrigham Young at Arizona, maht San jnv Statt at Frpsno State, nioht Montana Strife at Idaho, night Nnrlh 1ra. Stat at Mexico State, Fca Sleite at New Mexico Orrgtn Slate at Oregon Orpih.n stal at Oregon CKl.A at Soi'Triern California Caiifo'ma at Stanford Utth State at Utah Washington al Washington ning 75-yard march after Frank Solich was snowed under on a short kickoff runback to his 25. Only two minutes remained when the Huskers had reached Oklahoma State's 29 on an 11- Concordia. River Forest, III.

20, Lake- MIDWEST V.mi Ohio. CirKnniti PflUf i' )nrtirtai NcM CaJFoi-na Wai at lo A sv u'i I vr.l Ortio St4Tf at MKfitgsn jf li Nl'H No'ttiwf sttrn Vnhioin Stflta aji Notre Orm keinsAv StAta Clrrtma) Sl)t at t'eiyton 14 TnifOo. nigr-f O'iMh. ti At O'-ifce In S''r Vf EAST (fhorif Htanrl at Boston s.ty it rn'u'Th'v Hoiv Qrem a (nnnlifu( lnn Sj)a Pittshu'ar, 0Mmoi'tii At Cn tn't Knto'ri CoiiP'jf -it Svrad'sp 'to a' V.l.tVX)A flf 'f SOUTHWEST ('htvn Vrtriotlist at Bavlor rtt ToupC. -iri o-o.

a T(a; Aevtprn PiOht Hayward State Moffett NAS 0 Nevada 24, Chicago State 4 Oregon College 27, George Fox 0 San Francisco 2, Eastern Oregon 0 San Francisco Statt 1, Sacramento State 0 San Jose State 25, Monlana Statt 7 Weber 74, Portland State 4 Western Carolina It, Newberry 0 Whlteman 14, Pacific, Ore. 12 Whlttler 21, Claremont 3 Whltworth 21. Westtrn Washington 13 HIGH SCHOOL GRINNELL ROLLS WITH ANDERSON Andy Goletz scored twice for Hi pun on runs of 26 and six yards. Bob Pellcgrino and Dick Todd scored first-half tallies for I Phoenix. I A "rail" dragster, he was land 14 Oeflanct 16, Grand Rapids JC 14 East Central Okla.

40, Corpus Chrlstl 0 Ellendnle 20, Minnesota-Morris 0 Findlay 54, St. Joseph's, Ind. 13 Franklin 7, Kslamaioo 0 Hiram 24. Grove City 23 I NNELL, IA. Grinnelli competing in the AA fuel class.

Wahlert (Dubuoue) 13, Alleman (Rock Kipon. Ripon finished with a record and Cornell had a mark. scored 21 points in each half to Observers said his car burst 71 (whip Carleton, 42-20, in Midwest through the trap, he apparently 2-fi Conference football Saturday. couldn't slow it down and "it i Barry Anderson set a Grin- I just disintegrated." Indiana Central 40, Manchester 27 Illinois College 45, St. Procoplus 0 Illinois Wesleyan 42, Mlllikin 0 Kansas Wesleyan 33, Friends 23 Kearney 27, Northern, S.O.

4 Kent State 33. Marshall 13 Kirksville, Mo. 34, Warrensburo State I isiano, iii.j Pro Football CONTINCNTAL LEAGUE Toronto 24, Philadelphia 14 Charleston 41, Hartford 7 Norfolk It, Newark 10 NORTH AMERICAN LEAGUE Annapolis 31, Wilmington 13 ATLANTIC COAST LEAGUE Boston 20, Jersey 14 yard run by Harry Wilson. At this juncture, Nebraska received what might have Been the game-saving break because Oklahoma State was called for a personal foul as Wilson hit the turf. The penalty moved the' football just inside Oklahoma State's 15.

Four plays later, Nebraska punched to a first ifr'r' .7. Basketball ii i HIGH SCHOOL Bedford 55, Claorfitld 54 (girls) C. A. L. (Lltlmtr) 52.

Dumont tt C. A. L. (Lttlmer) 74. Dumont (girls) Everly 100.

Cloy Central (Royal) (girls) Hartley Rockwell City 71 (olrls) down at the 4 and called time viitvmi-. 'ai tttj c-at. at it tarn 'l a tr v-? vv.i a Meservey-Thornton 44, Rockford 52 igiriti Mount Ayr If, Wlnterset 55 (olrls) Palmer 41. Rolfe 55 (girls) Pel la 5t Prairie City ii Rockwell-Swaledelo It, Nora Springs 75 Rockwefl-Swaladala 17. Nora Snrlnot 7 luinsi Nolle II, Palmer 44 St.

Joseph (Earling) St. Patricks (r-erryj jj Valley (Elgin) (4, Lansing 35 (girls) Wintersef 45, Mount Ayr 5 Woodward-Granaer So. St Uirv't I AAr. tensdale) 47 (girls) out with 1:00 left. The 214-pound Tatman, who' had carried only three times previously, then stepped into the hero's role.

He hammered to the 2 on a pitchout around end, then plunged through right guard for the touchdown. In the last 38 seconds, Garrison tore the middle on surprising 25- and 18-yard draw plays. His carried to Nebraska's 5 before he was spilled by Wachholtz and Mary Mueller as time ran out. Midway in the first quarter. N.

B. A. astern DIvKiea Win LmI Prl Beklnil r-niiaasiDnia A in Cincinnati 4 oosron a 4 .447 "i New York 4 .301 5 Western Division Lost Angeles 4 .571 San Francisco 4 .571 St. Louis 5 4 .455 Baltimore 5 10 .333 3M Detroit 4 11 .267 4A iiSWM HENDRICKS llh? SLI Boston 122, Detroit 93 Cincinnati 135, Baltimore 132 Philadelphia 127, New York lit St. Louis 131, San Francisco 113 Hockey NATIONAL LEAGUE Ptt.

GFGA Fred Duda went back to pass, was clobbered by Hugh Mc-Crabb and fumbled. Charlie Harper recovered for Oklahoma State on the Husker 8. Elliott dived over from the one and Duxkee's conversion Montreal 4 1 2 14 41 24 Chicago 4 1 1 13 3 14 New York 3 3 3 30 24 Toronto 1 9 iuu Detroit 2 5 42J31 Boston I 1 2 4 15 34 Montreal 5, Chicago 7 Toronto New York 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 4, Cleveland 1 Hersney 4, Quebec 0 Rochester 3, Pittsburgh 3, overtime gave the Cowboys their early pringTteia 4. aunaio 2 CENTRAL LEAGUE i-u auvaniage. Nebraska struggled back to tie it in the second quarter after Mueller intercepted another Baxter rjaSS.

ti, Ptt. GF GA Tulsa Houston 5 3 2 12 34 27 5 4 1 11 31 27 5 4 0 10 26 21 4 4 1 27 2 4 5 0 20 22 2 5 2 4 22 35 Minnesota St. Louis Memphis Oklahoma City Houston 3. Minnesota 1 A 1 LJIt I traveled 58 yards to score in 10 plays, Kirkland going over from the 2. And that's the wav it stood until the fumbled kickoff lo begin the tension-packed second half.

St. Louis 4, Memphis 2 Tulsa 3, Oklahoma City 1 EASTERN LEAGUE Greensboro 3. Charlotte 2 New Haven 4, Jamestown 3, overtime Clinton 4, New Jersey 3 Nashville 3. Knoxvilla WESTERN LEAGUE Vancouver Los Angelas 2 Victoria 5. Portland 2 Iowa quarterback Chuck Roland rolls to his right, but Buckeyes swarm in to stop him on 5-yard line..