Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 9

Sunday, Oct. 20, 1957 9 Casper Tribune-Herald Star Toe ivy ho LARAMIE, Wyo. UP) Undefeat played in the center of the field as the opposing lines engaged in a rugged defensive brawl before a ed Wyoming and underdog Brig-ham Young University battled mud-caked football to a 0-0 tie in a Skyline Conference game Saturday. Almost the entire game was homecoming crowd cut to 9,018 by through 60 minutes of rain-soaked. the drizzle which started an hour 1 fc.

1 Ai A A V-fr v. I K' i -VCr the outstanding back of the game. Line play honors were shared by end Wimp Hewgley of Wyoming and tackle John Kapele of BYU. The game was Wyoming's 16th in all play and 11th in conference play without a defeat. It was the second tie to mar the record.

The Cowboys have won 3, 2 in conference play, and tied 2, both in league play this season. Wyoming lost six fumbles and BYU one. This did much to offset Wyoming's edge in yards gained by rushing, 197 to 117. Larry Zowada, Wyoming's back-field ace got off one punt for 63 yards which dropped dead on the BYU 6, but couldn't do anything with his passes. Sportswriters and broadcasters voted Brigham Young's Johnston before game time.

Rain continued throughout the gruelling defensive game and most of the time players were almost unrecognizable. The two teams Bradley Whacks CSU Rams In Unscheduled Game, 19-0 picked up only 35 yards together in passes and punts on third down Oklahoma Makes it Look Easy, Blasts Kansas 47-0 were frequent. Wyoming drove inside the BYU 20 once, largely through a 37-yard run by halfback Harold Farmer. The Cowboys punched another five yards before being stopped cold by the battling Cougar line. That came in the first period.

In the fourth quarter Farmer bobbled a punt from quarterback Carroll Johnston on the Wyoming 20 where Linn Reading recovered for BYU. The Cougars drove to the 11 where they fourth down and one yard to go. The next play lost a yard and the Cowboys kicked out of danger. zone. The final touchdown came on a 4-yard sweep by Rog Hanson after John Giangorigi had reached Carothers with a 45-yard pass.

Colorado State was limited to 52 yards on the ground and 20 in the air while Bradley ran for 187 yards and gained 167 more on passes. Colorado State 0 0 0 00 Bradley 13 6 0 019 Bradley scoring Touchdowns: Johnson (3, run); Carothers (recovered fumble): Hanson (4, run). Conversion: Sullivan. PEORIA, 111. UP) Bradley University romped to its fifth straight football victory without defeat by blanking Colorado State University 19-0, In a battle of substitute games.

Bradley and Colorado State hooked up after Bradley' game with Omaha and Colorado State's game with Drake both were canceled because of flu. The Colorado team mustered only four first downs and three of those came in the final period. Bradley took a 13-0 first quarter lead when Bud Johnson climaxed a 54-yard march with a 3-yard jolt over tackle. Scott Sullivan converted. Bradley scored again when Don Carothers fell on a fumble in the Colorado State end NORMAN, Okla.

UP) Oklahoma scored three touchdowns in the first quarter, then toyed with Kansas the remainder of their Big Eight Conference contest for a 47-0 victory and the Sooners 44th straight triumph Saturday. The Sooners, ranked No. 2 in the nation's football picture, ran up 447 yards rushing in winning their second conference game of FIELD GOAL UPSETS ARMY: The ball heads goalward from the toe of Notre Dame end Monty Stickles to give the Irish a 23-21 victory oyer Army at Philadelphia. It was the first time both teams met in 10 years. With nine minutes to play, Stickles kicks'from the" 29-yard line as Army players try futily to block the ball.

Identifiable players are Notre Dame, back Bob Williams (9); back Dick Lynch (25); back Reynolds (27); end Gary Myers (82) and guard Allen Ecuyer (60); Army: end Bill Graf (81); guard Charles Lytle (60) and cneter. Jim Kernan (51) (AP Wirephoto). the season. It was their Slt contest without a loss in liop play. Kansas, slowed down by injuries was not for the Big Eight leaders.

The closest the Jay-hawks could set to the Oklahoma goal was the Soonc 32 in a fourth-quarter drive that ended with a fumble. Kansas handed Oklahoma three ersy touchdowns on two fumb'es end an intercepted pass but Oklahoma also fumbled away tn? ball to Kansas three timer as it knocked at the Jayhawk scoring rates. The Sooners scored in each quarter Alternate team quarterback David Baker and alternate tullback David Rolle made two touchdowns avored ULCA Upsets Fi avy Mps past Oregon State, 26 to 7 Q-Bdcks to Hear UW Wrestling Coach Lantz 27 to-14 Dei ysteir Ohio State 56, Indiana 0 chez to Jerry Doman put the ball on the 1 and halfback Jim Stin-nette went over. race 30 yards over the goal, it each while startmj right half Clen-don Thomas, alternate right half Dick Carpenter snd starting left Oregon State 0 0 0 7 7 UCLA 6 7 13 026 half Jakie Sandeier each contrib COLUMBUS. Ohio Ohio uted one.

NORFOLK, Va. (Unpredictable Navy breezed to a 21-0 half-time lead over Georgia in the 11th annual Oyster Bowl football game Saturday, and while it was resting its oars saw the advantage dwindle to seven points before reusing itself to register a 27-14 victory. The 31,000 spectators saw the score the first two times they got the ball in the first period, the first time on an 86-yard march. When Navy, after a couple of false starts in the second quarter, scored again as Ray Wellborn intercepted Charley Britt's pass to Oregon State scoring Touch Kansas 0 0 0 0 0 down: Stinnette, (1, plunge). Conversion: Sanchez (run).

UCLA scoring Touchdowns: Billington (2, dive); Mason (11, pass from Long); Long (1, run); Oklahoma 21 6 747 Oklahoma scoring Touchdown Thomas (6, plunge): Baker 2 (4, plunge; 8, run); Rolle 2 (18, pass-run from Baker; 11, run); Carpenter (7, pass from Boyd) San-defer (5, end sweep). Conversions: Dodd.2, Baker 2, Boyd. Ev Lantz, University of Wyoming wrestling coach, will be guest speaker for the Casper Quarterback club this week, club officials have announced. Lantz will discuss college wrestling in general, and will provide a demonstration for the group. Lantz is slated to bring a couple of Cowboy wrestlers with him to the meeting, and the two will show the Casper Quarterbacks rhat is happening on the mats in various holds, and how points are awarded for the holds.

The Quarterbacks will also see the movies from the Rock Springs-Casper football game. The Rapid City-Casper game movies were also on the agenda, but the game was can Kendall (5, run). Conversions: Duncan, Gertsman. LOS ANGELES UP) The widespread epidemic of football upsets hit here Saturday afternoon when under-rated UCLA rudely blasted Oregon State from the ranks of the nation's unbeaten teams. The local Bruins, who can't play seniors, drubbed the defending Pacific Coast Conference champions by an astonishing score of 26-7.

The skies were dark and gloomy but this was a bright occasion for most of the 46,102 fans. Oregon State went into the game ranked No 7 in the weekly ratings and was solidly favored to win its fifth straight game. UCLA, loser to Oregon in its lone defeat but holding a sparkling victory over Illinois, took the opening kickoff and paraded by land and air 67 yards for a touchdown. Coach Red Sanders Bruins put on another 49-yard thrust in the second quarter for a 13-0 halftime lead, and that, to all intents, was seemed the game would continue as a procession of Navy touchdowns. The Georgians came back with renewed vigor after the half, however, and after stopping the initial Navy attack and getting the ball on a punt on their 24, marched manfully 76 yards.

The fourth period was barely under way when Carl Manning recovered Alasdair Swanson's fumble on the Navy 49. The Bulldogs advanced to the three and from there Tommy Lewis skipped unmolested around the right end. Georgia 0 0 7 714 Navy 14 7 0 627 Georgia, scoring Touchdowns: Sapp 1 foot, plunge): Lewis (3, run). Conversions: Cooper 2. Navy scoring Touchdowns: Fortestal (6, sneak); Wellborn 2 (14, pass from Flood; 30, intercepted pass)0 Oldham (34, run).

Conversions: Oldham, Flood 2. 4T Texas ASM Tops State's powerful Buckeyes smothered undermanned and inept Indiana under an eight-touchdown barrage Saturday as- they racked up their second straight Western Conference victory, 56-0. The ground-eating Ohioans converted four fumbles into touchdowns and intercepted five Hoosier passes to squelch all Indiana's scoring attempts. The score was the largest turned in by a Woody Hayes cofebed team in his seven years here. Hayes flooded the field with 57 plsyers, but all the combinations scored as the Bucks went for two touchdowns in the opening period, three in the second, two in the third and one in the fourth, and added a 23-yard field goal to add to the rout.

Indiana 0 0 0 0 0 Phio State 14 23 12 756 A crowd of 78,348 witnessed the one-sided contest, the first time in 18 games that the game has. fallen under 80,000. Crawford Poke Athlete of Year LARAMIE UP) Named winner Saturday of the Emory S. Land Award as outstanding senior ath FORT WORTH, Tex. Lf) Roddy Osborne passed 10 yards to Bobby ELKS FRATERNAL Wolves 907 931 936 2774 Elks 893 867 767 2527 Badgers 808 903 881 2597 Mustangs 843 888 941 2672 celled because of the flu outbreak which virtually crippled the Casper squad to the extent of not being able to field a full team.

Beavers 916 900 878 2694 Coyotes 890 917 858 2665 lete of last year at the University of Wyoming is Jim Crawford, All-America halfback. Buffaloes 954 895 870 2719 Marks for a touchdown in the first I five minutes, then Texas stoped fumbling Texas Christian time after time the rest of the way Saturday for a 7-0 victofy. The Aggies cashed in on aTCU fumble for their score which came on the fifth pass Osborne had thrown all season he has gotten three touchdowns out of the- five 'then the Horned Frogs, with towering Buddy Dike in the lead, riped and roared up and down- the field for three periods, reaching the Aggie 6-yard line twice and 5-yard line once. Texas 7 0 0 07 Time and place of the meeting were unavailable at press time Saturday night, but will be announced in the Tribune-Herald Monday. Iowa Tops Wisconsin Polecats 878 924 971 2779 Antelopes 928 946 887 2761 Bearcats 921 827 811 2559 High games: McCain 229, Bartle 216.

High seriees: McCain 578, Chet Davis 541. the ice on the cake. The brilliant Bruins, with halfbacks Don Long, Kirk Wilson and Chuck Kendall and fullback Barry Billington, outplayed the feared Beaver backs. The show was over when UCLA cashed in on a pass interception and a fumble for two more touchdowns in the third quarter. Oregon State finally scored in the fourth A 34-yard pass Wyoming Prep Scores Crawford led the Pokes to the Skyline Conference title last year and an undefeated season.

He received the award at halftime ceremonies at the Wyoming-Brigham Young University home coming game here Saturday. The award was presented by Adm. Emory S. Land, an 1898 graduate, who instituted the award in 1953. Universal Nicblaysen Lubr 780 818 774 2382 Superior 737 791 811 2339 Peter Kiewit 802 828 907 2537 Canine Lodge 848 785 841 2474 VFW Aux 805 810 791 2406 Pprecher's 768 868 865 2499 Patterson Foods ..808 799 758 2365 Eagles Loyalty 883 814 829 2526 Pancratz 769 '766 830 2365 Alibi Bar 703 811 843 2357 High Games: Long 195, McPher-eon 192, Tinsley 188.

High Series: McPherson 492, Darnell 484, Ellis 472. Petroleum Wives Petrox Gals 620 646 633 1899 Dradnats 564 690 636 1890 Doodlebugs 625 619 632 1876 4-Tries 595 598 705 1893 Roughnecks 617 604 587 1808 Dip Strikers 593 612 53,5 1740 Wildcats 646 710 624 1980 First Frontier 691 678 622 1991 Rockettes 657 638 727 2022 Gushers 1. 652 587 635 1874 High Games: Tape, 206; Myres tnd Smith, 790. High Series: Smith, 535; Myres, 510. Oilerette California Co.

753 822 740 2315 STANDINGS TCU 0 0 0 00 from reserve halfback Larry San IOWA CITY, Iowa W1 Iowa had its great big hands full Saturday in pulling out a 21-7 victory over Wisconsin in an exciting Big Ten football duel. Wisconsin, the early season surprise In the conference with a 23-14 triumph over Purdue, made the defending Biar Ten champs hustle every minute. College Football WYQ HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL By The Associated Press Cheyenne St. Mary's 46, Midwest 18. Green River 26, Evanston 6.

Star Valley 46, Superior 0. Glendo 55, Pine Bluffs 13. Morton 13, Shoshoni 6. Newcastle 27, Buffalo 13. Glenrock 28, Lyman 15.

Cheyenne 42, Torrington 19. Thermopolis 51, Gillette 6. Greybull 45, Riverton 6. Powell 41, Worland 6. Byron 42, Manderson 12.

Gillette 26, Sundanc; 6. Sheridan 19, Rock Springs 0. Guernsey 47, Chugwater 6. 30-Ette Won Lost Keys 21 3 Pacific Power Co. 15 9 Moosehaven 14 10 Pittman Trans.

12'i ll'i Wyoming Automotive 12 12 Union Maids 12 12 Mooseheart 11 12 Unionettes 10'i 13'i TexSoco 7 17 Switches 5 19 Casper Major Won Lost Dr. Chilcote 17 7 Radio Supply 15 9 (Commissary 13 11 Pet. Information .1 12 12 A 44-yard dash down the side lines by Bill Gravel with an inter cepted pass early in the fourth Water Ski Club Meets Monday An organizational meeting to form a local water skiing club will take place Monday at 7 pm. in the YMCA office, Old City Hall. The club will be affiliated with the American Water Skiing Association.

Its objectives are to promote water safety, to encouraging water skiing, to instruct beginners, and to establish local and regional meets. Persons interested but who cannot attend the meeting are asked to contact Bob Iserman, 139 North Lincoln, 2-2903. quarter provided Iowa with its insurance touchdown. Bob Prescott made his third straight conversion snd Iowa led 21-7 much to the comfort of a lecord Iowa crowd of 53,147 homecomers. Kistler Sporting Goods 12 12 Cal Tops Southern Ca! By 12-0 Tally BERKELEY.

Calif. Lf California's victory-starved Bears turned an opening kickoff fumble into a touchdown Saturday, paving the way to a 12-0 victory over winless Southern California in a rough Pacific Coast Conference game. A crowd of 40,000 in Cal's Memorial Stadium watched the Bears capture their first game for new Coach Pete Elliott and leave USC's Don Clark still seeking his initial victory. Jack Hart plunged 2 yards for the first touchdown before the game was 3 minutes old. Darrell Roberts hurdled the final yard for the other touchdown early in the third period.

That capped a 73-yard drive, longest sustained march for the Bears this year. Hart tallied just six plays after USCs Don Buford fumbled the opening kickoff on being tackled at the 18 by Cal's 210-pound end Ron Wheatcroft who had booted the ball. Mike White recovered for the Bears. Cal left for the halftime with a 6-0 lead and returned to take the k.ckoff and stage its long drive. A 38-yeard pass to the Trojan 1-yard line from quarterback Gabe Arril-laga to White set up the score.

Southern Cal 0 0 0 0 0 California 0 0 6 012 California scoring Touchdown Hart (2, plunge); Roberts. (1, plunge). Harris to Meet German Heavy Wisconsin, which had pulled into a 7-7 tie in the third period with a touchdown on a blocked Iowa punt, tossed two threats in the fourth period but these died a pleasant death for the Iowa fans on the 16 and 19 yard line respectively. Ohio No. 3 794 837 839 2470 Shell 743 810 774 2297 Standard 756 900 775 2421 Ohio No.

2 724 759 809 2292 Oil Scout 790 736 751 2277 Pan Am. No. 1 855 840 782 2477 Pan Am. No. 3 740 824 834 2,398 Ohio No.

1 841 816 807 2464 Pan Am. No. 2 822 796 825 2443 High Games: Coderko, 194; Nuckolls. 183. High Series' Coderko, 481; Shaf en-berg, 455.

Classic By Th Associated Press EAST Brown 20. Perm 1. Harvard II. Columbia 6. Yale 18, Cornell 7.

Collate 12, Princeton 10. Army 29, Pittsburgh 13. Vanderbilt 32, Penn Jskat JO. Dartmouth 14, Holy Cross 1. Boston College 12.

Villanova Hofstra 12, Northeastern f. Morgan State 4S, Howard 0. Boiling AFB 28. Shaw AFB 0. Delaware 59, New Hampshire (.

Hamilton 21, Swarthmore 6. Wagner 19, Kings Point 0. Gettysburg 37. Albright 13. Amherst 42, Coast Guard Academy 0.

Temple 13, Lafayette 12. Lehigh 13, Rutgers 7. Muhlenberg 18, Lebanon Valley Rhode Island 27, Massachusetts 13. Connecticut 19, Maine 0. Colby-Trinity, canceled, flu.

Bowdoin-Williams, canceled, flu. Connecticut 19. Maine 0. Wash. Jeff-Thiel.

canceled, flu. Slippery Rock-Western Reserve, canceled, flu. Haverford-Johns Hopkins, canceled, flu. RPI-Union, canceled, Buffalo 14, St. Lawrence (.

Tufts 14, Franklin till. It Bates 13, Middlebury 7. Norwich 14, Upsala 13. Carnegie Tech 19, Indiana (Pa) 7. Buffalo 14.

St. Lawrence 6. Tufts 14, Franklin Marshall 7. Rochester 14. Vermont 8.

Bates 13, Middlebury 71 Cook's Potato Flakes 12 12 Huber Radio 11 13 City Furniture 11 13 One-Hr. Martinizing 9 15 Eagles Lodge 8 16 C. C. Hurricane Won Lost lone 7 1 Connie 6 2 Diane 6 2 Bertha 5 3 Edith 5 3 Gladys 3 5 Hilda 3 5 HOUSTON, Tex. MB Roy Har Wisconsin 0 0 7 0 7 Iowa 7.

0 7 721 ris, the heavyweight from Cut-and-Shoot, who ranks with the top five in the country, will meet Willie Besmanoff of Germany in a 10-round fight here Oct. 29. Wisconsin scoring Touchdown Jon Hobbs (fell on ball in end zone after blocked Iowa purt). Conversion: Hobbs. S.

Illinois 28, Illinois Normal 21. Wheaton 19. Kentucky State 13. John Carroll 32, Findlay 18. Bluffton 53, Ohio Northern 13.

Midland Wayne (Nebl (tie). Wittenberg 51, Mt. Union 7. MUlikin 28, Lake Forest 14. Muskingum 16, Wooster 0.

Capital 13. Akron 13 Hit). Otterbein 13, Hiram 7. Ohio Wesleyan 26. Oberlin 0.

Coe 26, Cornell (Iowa l' 13. Buena Vista 14, Dubuque 0. W. Michigan i25, Youngstown 14. Albio 57.

Olivet 0. Hillsdale 31, Alma 7. C. Michigan 52. N.

Illinois 12. Hope 14, Adrian 0. N. Michigan 20, Ferris 7. St.

Jobn's (Minn) 23. Augsburg 0. North Dakota 9, N. D. Aggies 0.

S. D. State 21. South Dakota 13. S.

Dakota Tech 34. Sioux Falls 0. James tNDi Valley City 0. Wartburg 14. Iowa Wesleyan 7.

Luther 27. Beloit 13. Bradley 19, Colo. State U. 0.

Ripon 28, Lawrence 7. River Falls It, Stevens Point 14. Platteville 7, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 8. Hanover 47, Earlham 3. Butler 27.

Valparaiso t. Franklin 2L Manchester 14. St. Joseph's (Ind I 42, Ind. State 0.

Wabash 38, Sewanee 21. DePauw 40. Ball State 14. E. Michigan 39, E.

Illinois 0. Dana 18, Tarkio 7. SOUTHWEST Ariz. State (Flagstaff 13, N. M.

Highlands 7 Texas 7, TCU 8. Texas 17, Arkansas 0. FAR WEST Montana Mines-N. Montana, canceled, Gu. UCLA 26, Oregon State 7.

Brigham Young 0, Wyoming (tie). Denver 12. Utah 7. Montana 35, Utah State 25. Puget Sound 20, Whitworth 13.

Stanford 21, Washington State 14. California 12, Southern California 0. Oregon 14, Washington State 13. College of Idaho 18, Lewis Clark 13. Colo.

State College 20, Colo. College 14. Western State 48, Adams State 6. Besmanoff, considered the best German heavyweight since Max Schmeling, came to the United States last year and made a spec FOR SALE! One of the best service stotion busincttet in Northeastern Wyoming. Will sell for price of inventory and equipment.

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His victims included Bob Baker, who was decisioned C. Natl. Bank 711 768 Marvel Truck 882 807 Liesinger's 830 878 Green Derby 918 812 840 875 Red White 866 816 Jessen Cream. 781 824 Witt's Jewelry 833 844 Meadow Gold 822 878 Spec. Tek-phone 833 808 836 2315 807 2496 802 2510 820 2550 873 2588 833 2515 765 2370 814 2491 911 2611 876 2517 188; Mc- by Harris, but has lost his last SEE MONDAY'S TRIBUNE-HERALD FOR COMPLETE CONTEST SCORES three fights.

Harris' last bout was in July when he beat Willie Pastrano. A rematch with Pastrano was called 7i 9 9 12 12 14 16i 18 18 24 Kruse, off because of a training injury High Games Cash, 187. Norwich 14, Upsala 13. Carnegie Tech 19, Indiana (Pa) 7. Penn Militcrv o.

Boston 0. 28, Bucknell 0. Geneva 34, Westnnu. .2. Grove City 14, Allegheny 0.

SOLTH Virginia 38, Virginia Tech 7. Auburn 3, Georgia Tech 0. Duke 34, Wake Forest 7. Maryland 21, North Carolina 7. Navy 27, Georgia 14.

Virginia Military 14, Wm. Jc Mary 13. Tennessee 14, Alabama 0. Davidson 33, W. Virginia Tech 14.

Clark 25, C. Stite Randolph Macon 33, Wash. It Lee (. Hampden-Sydney 3, Tennesee Tech 27, W. Kentucky 9.

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A. Dust 920 848 886 2654 P. A. Pro 903 883 893 2679 Pure Oil Co 790 886 865 2541 Sup. Map.

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College 14. Meadow Gold Wolfora's 19 Marvel Truck 19 Red White 16 Spec. Telephone Service 16 Green Derby 14 Liesinger's Witt's 10 Casper Natl. Bank 10 Jessen's 4 Petroleum Wives Rockettes 18 Petrox Gals 15 Roughnecks 13 'i Doodlebugs 13 Dip Strikers 12 4-Tries lli WildcaU 11 Dradnats 10 Gushers 8 First Frontier 8 Housewives W. C.

Kind 18 Nick's TV Radio 18 Dalgarno Trnaspt. .1 18 Barbara Lee Dance Bluebird Grocery 17 Western Dry Wall 15 i Rrtcliff and Parker 11 Adv. Electric 13'i Western State 48, Adams State C. UCLA 26, Oregon State 7. California 12, So.

California 0. Xavier (New Orleans) 47, Alabama left, in the first half. The Cougars 6 9 10', 2 11 12 12H 13 14 16 16 0. had held him there the ply be- fcre FRIDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBAL By The Associated Press West Virginia 34, George Washington 14. Mississippi 50, Tulane 0.

N. C. State 0, Miami (Fla) 0 (tie) PULLMAN, Wash. UP) The Oregon Ducks popped the Rose Bowl bubble at Washington State College Saturday with a thrilling 14-13 victory by the margin of five seconds and a few scant inches. Oregon led 14-0 before the Cougars, sluggish all afternoon, finally woke up, scored twice and just missed "4 chance for a tie when quarterback Bob Newsman's conversion attempt w.Hh 65 seconds lef hit the left cross bar on the upright and bounced back.

William JeweU 51, College of Emporia Louisiana College 28, Texas Lutheran 20. Murray Kyl 21, Morehead 7. Florida 27, Morris Brown 0. MIDWEST Michigan 34, Northwestern Purdue 20, Michigan State 13. Illinois 34, Minnesota 13.

Heidelberg 17, Denison 14. Ohio State 56, Indiana 0. Iowa 21, Wisconsin 7. Colorado 42, Kansas State 14. Syracuse 26, Nebraska 9.

Bowling Green 29, Toledo 0. Miami (Ohioi 26. Ohio U. 0. Detroit 30.

Xavier (Ohio) 20. Missouri 35. Iowa State 13. Oklahoma 47, Kansas 0. Carleton 20, Grinnell 7.

s. Arkansas Tech 33, Hendrix 13. Uupper Iowa 28. Central Iowa 20. Doane 26, Chadron 0.

Peru fNeb 34, Ne. Wesleyan 0. San Francisco State 21, Nevada S. P. A.

Oilers 896 954 930 2780 P. A. Gasers 980. 810 912 2682 High games: Ryan 215, Johnston 203. High series: Ryan 570, Montgomery 526.

HOUSEWIVES Dal 878 841 800 2519 Bar. Lee Stu. 810 747 781 2338 Nicks TV 829 830 826 2485 West. Dry 706 773 859 2448 Wyo. In.

L. 717 821 796 2334 Ad. Elec. 813 821 876 2510 Thus Oregon moves into the lead in the Pacific Coast Conference race- for the Rose Bowl. The Ducks are the only undefeated team among the four eligibles and meets the other two on the next two California and Stanford.

The Cougars, of course, are still in the fight but they missed the chance Saturday- to go out ahead. Oreron 0 7 0 714 Washington 0 0 0 1313 Oregon scoring Touchdowns: Crabtree (1, plunge); Shanley (35, pass-run from Phelps). Conversions: Morris 2. 10 10 10 11 11 9V2 17 25 '1 JINIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i Rmn ii Pueblo College 21, Eastern Arizona 7. It was a heartbreaking setback for the 19,000.

Homecoming Day fans who were here rooting the Cougars toward their first shot at ihe Rose Bowl since 1931. The first Oregon touchdown, which was tne margin of victory as it turned out, cime on a one-yard plunge by. quarterback Jack Crabtree with only five seconds mm In cf Washn. State scoring Touch I hi7 VA lis downs: Stevens (1, plunge): New man (3, plunge). Conversions: Al- drich.

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C. Kind 734 847 853 2434 Casper, R. 762 749 860 2371 Rat Parker 736 823 843 2402 Bluebird Gro. 832 783 885 2500 High games: Wells 188, Hulling-er 164. High series: Wells 451, Hullinger 433..

PETROLEUM 2 Halees Tex 863 863 860 2586 Par. Am 881 837 882 2500 Tidewater, 859 954 846 2659 Continental 944 815 968 2727 Gulf Land 845 846 863 2554 Trigood 842 900 850 2592 Champlia 785 775 781 2341 Calif. Co 830 806 873 2509 Amerada 863 840 795 2498 Schlumberger 824 750 849 2423 High games B. Westall 213. R.

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