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5 Montana's Murpriy (No. 70) catching a pass fro John Helding (No. 60) (n second quarter. No. 6 Another pass from Cobb (No.

57) to Michelson No. 65) which didn't connect. No. 7 Tommy Kingsford (No. 61), intercepting a Savage pass in the second quarter.

No. 8 Roy Malcolm (No. 73), almost got away for a touchdown on this 40-yard dash in the last quarter after catching a pass, with Ken Campbell (No. 23) blocking. No.

1 Jack O'Loughlin (No. 80) running 37 yards for Montana touchdown in second quarter, with Cobb (No. 57) and Poffenroth (No. 77) endeavoring to catch him, Underwood (No. 71) on ground after missing tackle.

No. 2. Grizzlies held on one-foot line by Savages in third quarter, practically all players of both teams in action on final drive which fell short. No. 3 Bobby Byrne (No.

94) scoring second Montana touchdown with Pein (No. 78) tackling him near goal No. 4 A running Savage pass, Cobb (No. 57) pitching to Merle Michelson (No. 65), with Grizzly Ford (No.f41) Grizzlies Start Strong WithThree Touchdownsto Win Montana Finds Savages Tough In Last Three Quarters, Wins Decisively by 19 to 6 first downs came by rushing, seven on passes, Savages 10 by rushing, 4 on passes.

It was Montana's fourth victory of the season, the game played under perfect weather conditions, and the first time that the victory bell clanged for a Silvertip triumph again here. The Montana Grizzly band pleased Idaho Gives OSC Scare Before Losing, 25-35 Moscow, Idaho, Nov. 5. (JF, Oregon State dug 'out from under a Wisconsin Beats Northwestern Evanston, 111., Nov. 5.

Wisconsin bowled over Northwestern, 14 to 6, Saturday to hand the Rose bowl champions their third successive defeat before a homecoming crowd of 51,000. Wisconsin scored on two touchdown passes, and Art Murakowski, Northwestern's 1948 All-America fullback, galloped 79 on a punt return for Northwestern's only marker. with its tour of the nations show and the bright deerskin costumes of its girls. President J. A.

McCain expressed disappointment at the size of the audience which saw what was By RAY T. ROC EXE Montana Grizzlies struck with savage scoring fury for three touchdowns in the first 20 minutes Saturday to avenge a 1948 defeat by dropping Eastern Washington college 19-6. Hard-running good football game. Byrne took the opening kickoff back to the 40-yard line and then ran 16, O'Loughlin crashed 13, and Malcolm romped end for 18. Held ter, Kuburich, K.

Campbell. Right guard, Kumpuris, Volk. Right tackle, Cork, Hanson, Keim. Right end, Bauer, Selstad, Delaney, Korn. Quarterback, Helding, Kingsford.

Left, half, Malcolm, Murphy, King. Right half, Byrne, Wold, D. Campbell. Fullback, O'Loughlin, Hammerness, Matye. EWC (6) Left end, Sheehan, Rasmussen.

Left tackle, Thoreson, Potter, R. Rosbach. Left guard, D. Rosbach, Benton. Center, Pein, Conrad.

Right guard, Lowther, Earnest. Right tackle, Poffenroth, Spence. Right end, Nagel, Walters. Quarterback, Underwood. Left half, Cobb, K.

Michelson, Doe. Right half, Perrault, Glazier. Fullback, Lowe, M. Michelson. Score by quarters: Montana 13 6 0 0 19 EWC 0 6 0 06 Touchdowns Malcolm, Byrne, O'Loughlin, Rasmussen.

Point after touchdown Cork. Officials M. Davis, Portland, referee; L. Jones, Oregon, umpire; Frank Grady, MSC, headlinesman; John Good, Butte, field judge. The yardstick summary: Play Montana EWC First downs 15 14 Yards by 255 186 Passes tried 21 18 Passes completed 10 8 Yards on passes 130 99 Passes intercepted 1 1 Punts 5 9 Average yards, punts 45 39.5 12-point deficit Saturday to whip a tough University of Idaho football team 35 to 25 in a Pacific Coast conference game.

Coach Dixie Howell's Vandals pushed across two touchdowns before the Beavers from Corvallis could get their machine in gear. Ken Carpenter, a halfback who wouldn't be stopped, led the Beaver charge in the second quarter that gave them a 14 to 12 lead at half-time. Both teams scored in the third period, but Oregon State crossed the Idaho goal twice early in the fourth quarter to stow game away. ing was thrown for a loss trying to pass, then Malcolm ran for a touch down only to have Montana penal from Ken Michelson, halfback, to End Anton Rasmussen, for 11 yards. The goal kick was wide.

Montana had an edge in yardage gained, first downs were Montana 15, Savages 14. Helding of the Grizzlies hit 10 passes for 130 yards, while Kingsford did not connect with any of his tries, Savages gaining 99 yards on passes. End Frank Briney of Grizzlies suffered a badly twisted knee. on the next to last play of the game, Fullback Jack O'Loughlin was bruised. The Montana line was considerably outweighed.

"Grizzlies played hard football, performed with brilliance in the early part of the game," Coach Ted Shipkey said. "The Savage line was big and tough and made us respect them in the last three quarters. We made defensive mistakes, too. Ford, Hanson, Bauer and Delaney played outstanding football in the line, O'Loughlin. Helding and Malcolm in the backfield.

O'Loughlin and Malcolm each ized fqr backfield in motion. A lateral "to O'Loughlin was good for failed and Cobb kicked 40, King sprinting back 23 yards. On a Statue of Liberty play Byrne ran 9. O'Loughlin broke loose for a 37-yard touchdown bolt, threading his way elusively through tacklers unable to hold his rush. Rasmussen returned the kickoff lo his 39.

Glazier and Michelson each hit for 3. Cobb passed 19 to Nagel, alone for an easy catch, Michelson and Cobb banged off another first down to the Montana 20. Michelson charged 9, then Kenny Michelson, his freshman brother, came in to throw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Rasmussen. Underwood's goal try was wide. Byrne raced 25 from the goal line with the kickoff, but Hammerness lost 7, a pass was incomplete and Kingsford was trapped trying to throw another.

Malcolm booted 43, with a 19-yard return. Michelson for 3, Cobb for 2, and a pass from Cobb to Underwood, all alone, for 14. Kingsford stole a pass and returned to midfleld. O'Loughlin made 5 and a pass, Helding to Murphy just short of a first down, but O'Loughlin could not make the needed yardage on the fourth try and EWC took over on its 40. Michelson twice through the line and a 7-yard pass to Glazier and they had a first down.

Two passes missed, Michelson made 8, another pass failed, and, it was Montana's ball. Helding threw 12 to Bauer. Underwood intercepted Helding's pass as the half ended 19-6. In the Third Quarter Savages returned the kickoff to the 33, Glazier got away for 11 on a quick-opener. Glazier tried again, fumbled, but Nagel recovered for another first down.

Michelson hit for 3, Glazier for 3, Hammerness came in to drop Cobb for a of 11, Byrne made 3 and O'Loughlin was stopped on a fourth down rush, goal to go, on the 2-yard stripe. Cobb kicked 48, King darting back kicked 40, with O'Loughlin racing back 14. Wold took 3, Malcolm 2, Helding passed 6 to Briney. Malcolm tore off another first down in two whirls at the line. O'Loughlin ran 6 and Helding threw 13 to Bauer as the Grizzlies moved fast.

Malcolm made 1, Helding pitched 16 to Wold for a first down on the EWC 3. O'Loughlin lost 2, Wold was stopped, O'Loughlin smashed to the one-yard line, then was stopped inches short of the goa' as EWC took the ball on downs. As EWC lined up to punt, a Grizzly guard charged offside and then Michelson took two smashes for a first down. The Final Quarter Michelson hit three times for 10 yards. Glazier made 4.

Ford rushed Cobb, who was dropped for a loss of 11, and Michelson was stopped. Cobb kicked 40 and O'Loughlin returned 18. Malcolm made 2 at end, a pass failed, so did- O'Loughlin, and O'Loughlin kicked 25 out of bounds. Savages soon kicked back 44. Kingsford had two passes blocked, failed on a run and O'Loughlin punted, Bauer making a beautiful tackle of the receiver.

Cobb passed 10 to Michelson, Michelson burst through for 15. Doe made 4, Glazier 8. Michelson made 8. Glazier almost got away on a 29-yard run, Kuburich dropping him on the Montana 10. Michelson lugged the ball to the 5, lost 2 when piled up on the next try.

Murphy knocked down an end zone pass with a rubber-legged leap and a lateral lost ground. Grizzlies taking over on thqir 10. Wold made 4. Malcolm 8 for a first down. O'Loughlin rushed 6, Helding threw 12 to auer.

Helding passed to Malcolm for a 40-yard gain, passed again to Malcolm for 5, three more passes fell incomplete near the goal line, Briney hurt on the last. Rasmussen got away with a long pass for Savages as the game ended. Lineups: Montana (19) Left end, Briney, Doyle, Kafentzis. Left tackle. Ford.

17. Malcolm ran 34 through the Sav ages for a touchdown. Grizzly backs with the best blocking in postwar years clearing the way brought the scores. Prom then on it was a bitter struggle with the invading Eastern Washington team which gained ground consistently, a vigorous engagement of strong lines hitting hard, the Savages having the best of the second and fourth periods. Montana missed another scoring chance from the EWC 3-yard line in the third quarter.

Savages failed to score from the Montana 10-yard line In the fourth period when Halback Chick Murphy leaped to knock away an end zone pass from an EWC receiver. Montana scored in five plr ys from the kickoff on long- runs, only to have the touchdown called back by a penalty. Halfback Roy Malcolm, playing Michelson returned the kickoff to his 41. the first two plays lost 5, and Cobb kicked, Murphy jaunting Stanford Knocks USC From Bowl Picture Los 'Angeles, Nov. 5.

Stanford's alert Indians blasted the Rose bowl dreams of the University of Southern California Saturday and kept their own hopes alive with a surprising 34-to-13 triumph. A 20-point burst of scoring power in the second quarter blotted the Trojans of USC out of the Rose bowl picture; leaving Stanford with one lone loss In the Pacific Coast conference play and a chance to knock off undefeated California. This was the second Trojan conference setback. Southern Cal went into the game close but firm favorites, but the Stanfords routed this theory with two spectacular, long range scoring plays and settled the issue with a third touchdown march of 56 yards, all in the first half. USC scored" in the third and threatened for a while to make a contest of it.

But. the Indians put out the fire by twice stopping Troy inside their own five-yard line on two momentous stands. Then the rollickine men of Mnrfht Krhnm-t. back 14. Byrne made 5, O'Loughlin 1.

a pass failed and O'Loughlin kicked 46 out of bounds on EWC 3. Cobb punted 24. Helding threw 9 placed some excellent kicks out of bounds. Oklahoma Aggies, Tulsa in Tie Stillwater, Nov. 5.

(Ph-Tulsa and Oklahoma played to a 13-13 tie Saturday in a Missouri Valley conference football game before 15,500 persons. The game was billed as a passing duel and turned out to be just that. All four touchdowns were scored through the air. Pete Annex pitched both touchdown passes for Tulsa while Jack Hartman tossed both Aggie passes that went for scores. to Malcolm, OLoughlin slammed 4 "I wish EWC had got its early stage fright and played in the first Helding passed 12 to Bobby Byrne.

Montana was penalized 5, Byrne quarter as in the rest of the game made it back, O'Loughlin knifed 2. and Byrne cracked a yard for a Coach Abe Poffenroth of Savages said. "It was a very well played touchdown and Cork converted. Igame after the first quarter. Mon Malcolm tried a short kickoff and tana's backs ran very hard.

Pern. EWC recovered on its own 47. Two nis. oest game or the year, broke loose for 34 yards and six points. Cork missing the goal kick, early in the opening period.

Halfback Lefty Byrne dove a yard for the second touchdown in the first period, after Quarterback John Held- Punts returned, yards 115 19 Kickoffs returned, yards 54 49 Penalties, yards 35 15 Fumbles, ball lost 0 FORMER CHAMP'S SON WED Beverly Hills, Nov. 5. (P) Movie singing star Jane Powell and Geary Anthony Steffen, son of former Lightweight Boxing Champion Willie Ritchie, were married at the Church of the Good Shepherd Saturday. The bride. 20, who in private life was Susan Burce, was attended by the groom's sister, Barbara Covington.

Army Colonel John Hoover was best man. The- archer fish catches insects by shooting them with drops of water. insr, passing like a sharpshooter. nad connected twice lor yardage passes failed and Cobb quick-kicked 43, with King returning 7. Montana was penalized 15.

O'Loughlin ran 8, a pass failed. Malcolm drove a rolling punt 61 yards out of bounds on Savages' 10. Cobb lost a yard, Lowe made 10. In the Second Quarter -Michelson crashed 2 for the first Cork kicked goal. In the opening GET DEER.

RATTLERS Helena. Nov. 5. OTV-Helcna Bob Richeson and Ed Morris bagged a four-point deer and three rattlesnakes on a hunting trip near Richeson stepped over a rock and almost walked on the four Rossbach and Nagel were best in the EWC line, with Michelson powerful in backfield drive and Rasmussen catching passes. We found O'Loughlin hardest to stop, while Hanson and Bauer played great ball against us." Montana's better kicking and more effective return of punts had much to do with the game's outcome.

O'Loughlin rushed 100 yards, Malcolm 99 and Merle -Michelson 78 for Savages. Eight of Montana's 6, and Cobb kicked 38, O'Loughlin back 16. Bauer ran 13 on an end around. Malcolm broke off left end for 13 more. O'Loughlin ran 7 on a pitch- out, then Malcolm fumbled.

Ken moments of the second quarter Jack O'Loughlin burst loose for a daz-fcling 37-yard touchdown run. Cork missed the goal. Savages scored midway in the fecond quarter on a lorward pass Michelson recovering on 36. rattlers. The two men killed the snakes and Richeson got his deer later.

They will eat the deer. Ford stopped the first play, Michel added a pair of clinching 'touch- downs in the final period to win I going away. Savage first down. Glazier made 5, a pass to Rasmussen 4, another play son made 4, a pass failed and Cobb Left guard, Semansky, Red. Cen.