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'i --i-w -a '-a i tin Page 18-Austin, Txas Jhe Austin Slatfuman Monday, Oct. 14, 1963 ajers)'e i aaie'a)a' ajar4 wmm s'aeaia'asa) -asa'-a a MAC DIVOT By KeeferLaniky BOTH pavES.ccoEe,; Still Jim Brown YOU BE THE QB Pgt ANP MINE, WERE ON TUP CMi I IMC DIITT "-I 6ELECTEP MY WHAT WE CALLEP A 3-IKON IN THOSE PAYS. I KNEW AT ONCE I HAP A COOP SHOT GOING' FOR PETES WITHIN 3 FEET, SAKE, MAC ALMOST A CINCH HOW 600P? BIEPIE. BUT OLD ABCWIC wkz kwM est a J-i fey JERRY BURNS University Iowa Coach Running Wild Associated Press skins quarterback Norm Snead. Cleveland victory that kept the The Cowboys turned a pair of "If he had run any harder, he'd have killed one of us." interceptions by Chuck Howley Browns undefeated in the National Football League.

A one-man Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside, Brown dove one yard for the first Brown's touchdown, into a touchdown and a field Jimmy Brown received that verbal tribute from defender Sam Huff after staying on his took a screen pass 72 yards for record-breaking course Sunday goal, before Amos Marsh sped 41 yards for the decisive score against the Lions in the fourth quarter. John Unitas connected with SCOUTING REPORT TIP: As he gets into position, the Sul Ross fullback digs his feet in hard when he's going to, carry the ball. With Sul Ross having third down and nine in midfleld, you, the Lamar Tech quarterback, have set a defense with three linebackers.

As the Sul Rcss fullback digs his feet in hard, you sense the draw play (quarterback fades as if to pass(li hands off to fullback down middle). Should you: 1. Shoot the middle linebacker through the center gap, meeting the fullback head-on? 2. Leave the middle linebacker in position waiting for the play? 3. Rush all three linebackers through the gap7 ANSWKR No.

2. Leave middle linebacker In position. If Sul Ross picks up that rushing linebacker, they could go a long way through the big hole in the middle. If the linebacker stays put, Sul Ross shouldn't make nine yards. (Distributed by The Register and Trlbuns Synd Kate) by rambling over, around and through the New York Giants for three touchdowns in a 33-24 the touchdown that put Cleveland ahead to stay and wound up his performance with a 32-yard scoring run.

In all, the former Syracuse Lenny Moore on an 11-yard THEEE'S A tOT WE'LL SOON KNOtT ll! -V-N SSUltR WA mM "'jtfeyap in yfc COWTINUES HIS ACCOUNT OP '-50 CL05STMAT A 8RPIE, WHICH Aakdv LKr ARYPER CUP MATCH PLAVEP THREE WOULD GIVE THE BRITISH A TIE WWSHe PS PECAPES AGO THE EVPEK CUP, WOULP COME AS NO SJ WrmDUgAPPgQCHTDr ndt! sucrese" lPITi FEET FEOW THE CUP. PON'T BUT LOOlS' LKE Vp 535 MmY TELL MERCHIE Ste rAclSe- iMiivk vfMn i i touchdown pass the first time the Colts had the ball. That was All-America and NFL rushing enough to defeat the winless record-holder, gained 123 in 23 49ers, whose offense consisted of carries on the ground and Tommy Davis' 32-yard field goal. SWT Plays SF Austin This Week Associated Press Texas leading the Lone grabbed four passes for an additional 86 yards. With only five games on the 14-week schedule completed.

Brown already is threatening these NFL records: 1. His own one-season ground gaining record of 1,527 yards, set in 1958. He has amassed 787 yards an amazing 7.8 average Chiets Suffering Haynes Is Hurt this season, which brings him Star Conference football race, rests this week to allow the others to catch up. Associated Fret the colorful speedster, Kansas Southwest Texas and Sam Abner Haynes has a sprained City is left without the long distance running threat to comple more than halfway to the goal 2. Joe Perry's career record of 8.230 yards gained in 14 seasons.

Brown, in his seventh year, is only 50 yards short of that mark. 3. Jim Taylor's one-season Houston State each plays its second conference game. South back that breaking Kansas City's in the American Football ment the passing of Len Daw west Texas meeting Stephen F. son.

League. Buffalo handed the defending league champions their latest Austin at Nacogdoches and Sam Houston taking on East Texas at Commerce. touchdown record of 19, set last year. Brown has scored 10 setback Sunday as Jack Kemp The AFL's second leading rusher with 1,049 yards last year and its leading touchdown producer with 19, Haynes was kept out of the starting line-up against the Bills for the first Stephen Austin will be touchdowns, a two-a-game pace. unloaded touchdown heaves of 63 and 89 yards in the last half making its conference start The Browns' victory main for a 35-26 victory that lowered tained their one-game hold on time since late in the 1961 sea the Chiefs' record to a hike the Eastern Conference lead.

St. Too Much Golfing Palmer Complaint warm 2-2-1, Louis slipped into second with a son. He showed only flashes of his old form when he got Into The Chiefs' inability to get 24-23 decision over Pittsburgh on Charlie Johnson's 28-yard actijii. the last team to swing into action in the championship race. Texas beat East Texas 17-0 last week to take over the lead with a 2-0 record.

Southwest Texas and Sam Houston have 1-0 records. Sam Houston walloped Howard Payne 35-14 in the other rolling can be laid directly on Haynes' sprained back. Without On nine rushes, Haynes gained Lions Fall Cowboys Finally Win One DALLAS (AP) The Dallas Cowboys won their first game of the season Sunday because pass to Bobby Joe Conrad with five seconds remaining and Jim only 33 yards, scoring one touch ATLANTA (UPI) Arnold 23 to 9 after turning the final Littler, 33, had the honor of Kemp scored once and Cookie Gilchrist twice for the Bills oiil one yard plunges but a 32-yart TD pass from Dawson to Chris-Burford brought the Chiefs within 21-19 in the third quarterr; Kemp then heaved a 63-yard TLV pass to Roger Kochman and fir; ished up with an 89-yarder tr-El Dubenion. Kochman led thi: rushers with 86 yards. Hadl replaced Tobin Rote af--er the Jets moved out to a 10-3 halftime lead built on Dick! Wood's 51-yard TD pass to Bake; Turner and a field goaL Hadt-tied it with an eight-yard scei: ing pass to Dave Kocourek, an; when the Jets again movect ahead, Hadl ran 33 yards to set up Pavl Lowe's clinching scorer from seven yards out.

Low gained 164 yards in 16 carries Blanda passed 13 yards to Wi lie Dewveall, 33 to Bill Tobi and seven to Bob McLeod fox TDs and kicked a 38-yard field-goal and four conversions. Mick ey Slaughter, taking over tUeC Denver quarterbacking chores; after John McCormick was in Jured while he was thrown fOC a safety in the second quarter fired TD aerials of 40 and 5a. yards to Bon Scarpitto aftC Houston had a 33-10 lead. Bakken's conversion. The Chicago Bean remained down on a four-yard run.

He has carried 58 times in the afternoon's matches into a 1 winning the decisive point as he Palmer said today that despite the pro and con arguments to y-i rout. Chiefs five games and gained all but ran the 48-year-old Hali the NFL's only other unbeaten, crushing the Los Angeles Rams conference game played last week. Stephen F. Austin beat about the difference in size in In fact, the U.S. never lost an afternoon match in the three 141 yards an average of less than 2lx yards a try while being limited to two TDs.

PGA Crown Won Again By Wrighf burton off the course. He was 7 up after nine boles as he toured the front nine in a 3-un- the U.S. and British balls, the biggest trouble with the Ryder Cup matches is too much golf 52-14 as Mike Ditka grabbed four touchdown passes. Green Bay's defending league champi days as they stormed to this country's 12th victory in the 15th biennial Ryder Cup San Diego': Chargers in Lamar Tech of the Southland Conference 17-6 and Southwest Texas trimmed independent Mc-Murry 46-8. Sul Ross plays Lamar Tech in a nonconference game at In too short a time.

der par 32, took a bogey on on Packers remained one game the defense, particularly line creased their Western Division No. 11 for his only loss, then "I dont know of any other back the Western race with a matches. The British played the U.S lead over the second-place Chiefs as John Hadl directed closed out the match on No. 13 golf tournament which plays 36 1 37-28 decision ver Minnesota backer Chuck Howley, was operating on all cylinders. Dallas, which had dropped its earliest end for any of this even in 16 morning rounds, win Sonny Jurgensen's four touch Beaumont Saturday.

three second half drives for a year's matches. down passes carried Philadel ning six and halving four others crivnv KTAvnivna. 24-20 victory over the New York Jets, leaders in the Eastern sec first four games after being1 holes a day for three straight days," Palmer, the U.S. team captain, complained. He suggested that the Ryder Cup matches should be for eight points.

phia to a 37-24 triumph over From that point on, it was merely a question of how badly Team Pet. Fts or Texas 4 0 0 116 34 But, as Palmer aptly put it, Washington, Dallas whipped De picked to fight for the National tor. The Chargers have a 4-1 90 21 i.issi 90 4: the U.S. warmed up with the sun Football League championship. record, the Jets 3-2.

troit 17-14 for its first victory and Baltimore defeated San the U.S. would beat the British. It was the biggest margin ever 0 OLOOO 1 .750 1 1 .833 Southwest Texas 4 Sam Houston 3 Stephen F. Austin 3 East Texas Sul Ross 1 71 22 47 38 be. i the Detroit Lions 17-14 as a LAS VEGAS, Nev.

(AP) -Mickey Wright, the 28-year-old sharp-shooter from Dallas, Tex. has captured her fourth Ladies Professional Golf Association championship. With a 72-hole total of 294, Miss Wright won the $16,500 tournament Sunday at Stardust Golf Club. Her share of the purse was $2,450. It made her 13th win in 24 tournaments this year and 52nd stretched out to at least four days, perhaps with 18 holes George Blanda had his hand and made a runaway of the 16 afternoon matches winning 30 Francisco 20-3.

2 .333 0 .250 36 82 Howard Payne crowd of 27,284 turned out de spite the poor Cowboy record. rovi.1. BKICF STANDINGS run up in the matches although the U.S. did win 11-1 back in 1947 when the matches were or foot in 25 of Houston's points in a 33-2 triumph over Denver Trailing 17-14, the Browns went ahead to stay the first Team Pet. Pts each on Thursday and Friday and then 36 on Saturday and Texas AftI 1 a i.uou li Howley intercepted two pass 33-24 that left the Oilers tied more limited.

Sunday. 9 7 35 14 0 0 0 17 with Boston a 3-J for the runner- time they had the ball in the third period. Frank Ryan tossed a screen pass to Brown on the Two years ago, in England, Southwest Texas 1 0 0 1.000 Sam Houston 1 0 0 LOOO Stephen F. Austin 0 0 0 .000 East Texas Bit' .000 Sul Ros 6 I 0 .000 Howard Payne 0 2 0 .000 14 and halving the other two. The U.S.

went into Sunday afternoon's final eight singles matches needing just one more victory to capture the solid gold Ryder Cup never won by the Britsh in this country. es, one setting up a touchdown and the other a field goal and Amos Marsh broke loose on a up spot in the East. The Patri 7 a MILLERS FALLS A when eight less foursomes were 26 62 ots defeated Oakland 20-14 Fri It was hard to get agreement about the type of ball used by each team. Team member Gene Littler, whose 6 and final day win over veteran Scotsman Tom 41-yard touchdown dash to give LAST WEf K'S KESl l.TS Ram Ttnustnn 35. Howard Pavna It of her career.

She won 5he POWER TOOLS day night. played, the U.S. won 14ft to line of scrimmage and Brown did, the rest on a 72-yard jaunt. He wrapped things up with his Dallas its victory. Ladies' PGA here also in 1958, Texas 17.

East Texaa Stephen F. Austin 27, Lamar Tech Southwest Texas 46. McMurry 6 1960 and 196L Detroit, with Earl Morrall at 32-yard run later in the quarter. Haliburton was the most lop' THIS nr.EKH SUIHIII.E Saturday Sam Houston vs. Texas Tied for second place at 296 the throttle, made a fine finish SATURDAY GRID SCORES The Cards also trailed, 23-10, in the final period with the were Mary Mills of ocean Morrall passed 30 and 70 yards at Commerce, Lamar Tech vs.

Sul Ross at Beaumont Stephen Austin vs. Southwest Texas at Nacondoches. sided match of 32, insisted the small ball hurt the British around the greens. But Palmer Springs, Louis Suggs of for touchdowns to Gail Cogdill Steelers getting one TD on an but the Lions never could draw DelRay Beach, and Mary Lena Faulk, Sea Island, Ga. 83-yard pass from Ed Brown to Tennessee Martin 9, LiyinWton State i UfmiR fitat 10.

Maryland State 0 i HAST Sestislli Each received $1,533.34. Western Maryland 127 Randolph-Macon 0 Louisiana Tech 43, Southwestern Louisi Drexel 22, Lycoming 17 Rochester 20. Union 12 Massachusetts 21. Connecticut 3 ill Ruth Jessen of Bonsall, Calif. ana Dallas Has Another One mm Hofstra 40, Bridgeport 7 Wagner 20, Moravian 6 Frederick U.

Guilford II Memphis Southwestern 27. KUIsaps 7 St. Paul's Va. 14. Fayettevitle.

N.a 0 vdgfc-. Delaware Valley a), Kims Sheoherd 22. Gallaudet 0 CALL GR who shot the tournament's lowest round of 67 Saturday was next in line with a 298. She received $1,030. said it gave the British an advantage Sunday because of the wind.

Atlhough Palmer complained about the amount of golf, he had no complaint about how his U.S. team fared in the three-day "grind" that ended Sunday evening at Bobby Jones' East Lake Country Club. The U.S. crushed the British Kentucky gtate 19. Central Bute, Ohio even.

Howley made a touchdown-saving tackle and also broke up a couple of pass plays among his accomplishments for the day. One of them halted Detroit's last big effort Wayne Walker attempted four field goals on distances ranging from 37 to 32 yards and missed real atenei-ssttnf saecM. Centals. 74. Murrav in Red Then Johnson, who gained 428 yards in the air, went to work.

He hit Jackie Smith with a 55-yarder with 3:48 to play before clicking with Conrad on the clincher. Ditka latched onto scoring aerials of 13, 25 and 27 yards from Billy Wade and took a 14-yarder from sub Rudy Bukich, who completed the Bears' maul tsttk trees and nets! cattinf Penn Military 15, Wilkes 12 West Chester 9, Bloomsburt 0 Westminster Pa. 7, Geneva Central Conn. 32. Bridgewater, Vt.

I Marshall 10. Buffalo 8 Middle Tennessee 33, Kastent Kentucky rMVFru Associated Press 2 Potomic Rfafe 20. Fermm JC fl SHOPS Miss Wright shot three birdies 84107 MILES Prairie View meets Wi Slippery Rock Stale 27. California. Pa.

Hampden-Sydney 30. Newport News Ap Stan 7 Westminster, Pa. 7. Geneva 8 ley Monday night in Dallas as and two bogies in her round Sunday. It was her second HARDWARE prentice V'lnrmia rjaien 13.

Elizabeth. City Teaee-srs Olnville 21. W.Va. Westeyan 2828 GUADALUPE a feature of the State Fair and MS East OTl Ik? M33Z Norwicn Kensseiaer Amherst 3. Bowdoin 0 Bates 13.

Worcester Tech 0 straight 70. North Carolina Collet 1. St. Auius- the outcome should help clear every one of them to the right. Heavy winds sent her score ing of the Rams with a 17-yard "The defense was outstand nne's Clark 42, Tuskeitea 0 Alabama A AM 34.

Flsk Annfllajhian fU fflinr Hrtvn0 up the traffic jam at the head of the Southwestern Athletic soaring 11-over-par 82 Fnday. Northeastern 35. American International Vermont 17, Rhode Island Hamilton 2s. 20 Maine 28. New Hampshire St.

Lawrence 14. Alfred 0 tHclrinsnn 12. Haverford 7 ing," said Coach Tom Landry, Edward Waters 18. Albany. Ga.

State 9 Conference football race. Both teams are undefeated, Cmw Rrnrlrnnrt W.T. 7 Bast Tennessee 16. Tennessee Teen Catawba Western Carolina I ffMIrn trentrickv fM. A nvtin-Pftaa 14 and Howley played a remark able game." Washinitoa A Jefferson 20.

Bethany 14 Kentucky Fresh 28, Vanderbilt Frosk 14 PRO GRID STANDINGS and along with Southern Univer Coach George Wilson of De Newoerry carson-newman i Howard. Ala. College 13, Northeast Louis Trinity M. runs Ithaca 22, Cortland Williams Is, Middlebury Snnnirfield 21. Colby 7 rlBrtmt Pa.

7. EHinhnm troit, who lamented before the game that his team couldn't iana 7 Cast Carotins 6, Eton Southern 14, Arkansas A MAN Memphis State 21. North Texas touchdown pitch to John Far-rington. The Packers came as close as Herb Adderley's nose to losing. Trailing 30-38, the Vikings had a 10-yard field goal try by Fred Cox blocked by Adderley's nose guard.

Hank Gremminger raced 80 yards with the loose ball to wrap it up. Jurgensen passed 35 yards to Ron Goodwin, 38 to Tim Brown Miilersvllle. Pa. Statt 19. Mansfield Statt move the ball, should hare been NATIONAL tKAGl'B f.astkk.i rastft.RKscr.

14 Susquehanna 14. Juniata 8 ShiniwmiilMiriz nil TrV ffnvPft 13 MM W.Va. State 13, Anderson 7 W.Va Tech 21. Fltiefield heartened by the last-quarter I. Pet.

Pts. OP Swarthmore 14. Franklin and Marshall 12 Arlinirtim. Tet. State 14.

oatheastern sity of Louisiana, lead the SWAa Southern knocked off previously undefeated Arkansas 14-0 Saturday night with Verdis Pheus scoring both touchdowns for the Jaguards. It was Southern's third conference victory and fourth over Hewfand 5 0 II 1.WO 1" 91 SL I mis 4 1 JtM 132 91 flurry. Maine Maritime 41. curry, Muas. rnavf ntwrH 11 Weslevan Louisiana li Delta State 47.

Trrrv. Ala. Stata tS Glassboro. N.J. Statt 12.

KotzMwit JV 0 Jackson State 22. Alcorn 13 New Tor i 0 .600 122 122 Pi tU burgh 1 J00 121 98 Philadelohia 2 2 1 1500 120 131 Lean ju, mcnots a Temirte 29. Muhlenbert' 0 Mcneese it. Tampa, ria. a filrmnnt Btala fialaan t.1 Northeastern Oklahoma IX Grand Washington 2 1 1 .400 110 129 Dallas 14 0 Mi 6 134 Kaoias ju Oramblins; 39, Mississippi Vocational I East Stroudsbura 53.

Cbeney I Ashland. Ohio 21. Waynesbnrf. Ta. 13 tiampioB ju, norenoos and 34 and nine to Tommy Mc Omaha 39.

Fort Hays State Luther. Iowa, 14, Central. Iowa WEMTEN CONFERENCE Central Conneciicut 32, Bridsewater. MIIIWKST Chicago 5 8 I l.Ono 137 4 Buena Vista 19. Parsons 14 all this season.

Wayne. Neb. 19. Chadron. Neb.

Donald for Eagle touchdowns. Bobby Mitchell hauled in 66 and Green Bay 4 10 144 78 Minnesota 2 2 0 .400 11 ISA aiasa. SOUTH The Ciladel 24. Preabvterian I Toledo 1. Ohh University 17 Wichita 26, Hardin-Simmons 12 Carthase Illinois Wesleyan 1 Minnt 17.

MhmMin Morrta 14 In the only other game with Snrinfffield. Mo. SL 47. MarvvUl. Stata 0 Detroit 2 3 0 ,.400 94 90 rortn central iz.

imin North Carolina State 18, South Carelim I 35 yard TD passes from Red washburn 36, Empona. Kan. mate any bearing on the conference 91 95 54 16 Baltimore 2 3 .40 San Francisco 0 5 8 .000 Los Angeles .0 6 .000 Betnei. nan. li, sterling.

Kan. 7 Northern 111. 19. Hillsdale, Mich. Findlay CoMeKe 21.

Ferris State i Akron VL Heidelberaf II 46 lit standings. Jackson State the SOt'TinVMT r-WMnlLTfiMSi defending SWAC champion Western Reserve 6. Thief i. tie John Carroll 24 Wayne State 0 Keatucay a. uetroit in Furman 20.

Wofford 19 Missigaippi State 31. Tutane 10 West Liberty 13, Concord 7 Virsinia Stale 20, Shaw 6 Emory Henry 13. Maryvflle Uraintm la. Johns Hooaina 1 tie Frostbum Stale 13. Bndgewater 12 a Texas 23, Houston 13 Texas Christian 35.

Texas Tech 3 Baylor 14. Arkansas 10 Senior Meet won its first league game this Drake n. Htatv col eca or iowa Case Tech 37, Allegheny 28 Rice zs. Stanford 13 Northern Mich can 13. Centra Michisan 0 Texas' Sou them 33, Bishop I season with a 22-13 Decision over Alcorn Quarterback Albion 25.

Kalamazoo 14 Texas i i. fcast lexas Southv-est Texas Stata 46. McMurrav 9 Grlnnell 20, Lawrence 13 Wheaton 27. Bradley 22 Bobby Thompson threw two Play Begins AtiinistMna. Fl 31 talk Fnrpt A Sundays Ifesnlfs Chicago 52.

Los Angeles 14 Cleveland J5. Hew York 31 Dallas 17. Detroit 14 Oreen Bay 37. Minnesota 2S Philadelphia 37. Washington 24 St.

Louts 24. Pittsburgh 23 Baltimore 20. gen Francisco 1 Sunday Games Batffmore Detroit Chicago at San Francisco Dallas New York Green Bay at St Louis Minnesota at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Pittsburgh AMERICA LEAGCr EASTERN DIVISION Pet. Its. OP scoring passes for Jackson, hr Tarletor.

Stata 31. Texas Lutheran 0 Abilene Christian Col. 28 Northwest La. 18 Stephen 9. Austin 27.

Lamar Tack fAB WKST Bethany, Kan. 21. Southwestern, Kan, 20 Missouri Mines 19, Southeast Missouri 14 aiistmin va lp 42. St. Marv or Hams eluding a 70-yarder to Gloster PINEHURST, N.C.

(AP) Stevens Pint S4, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 7 King of the Hill Utah 15. Brijham Vcunir 6 Richards, younger brother of Qualifying for the 12th annual Nortnwestera. wis. n. Milton 111 Benedict 23.

Knoxvllle Colleae TPVM Wpetarit Arizona u. Fresno State 29. V. of Pacific Westmar. Iowa 47.

Central Methodist 13 North and South Seniors Golf Willie Richardson, the now-graduated Tiger star who Va ey City a-, rapknsan. N.D. A Whittier 34. Nevada 13 Pomona 13. La Verne San Diego State 33.

Long Beach State a Championship began today, with Adrian 34. Olivet 30 Minnesota Du nth VL Macalester a field of about 350 golfers on earned Little All-America lau' rels last season. Tht Austin National Bank presents THE DARRELL ROYAL SHOW TEXAS ys. OKLAHOMA TONIGHT CHANNEL 7 KTBC-TV I 110 uccioeniai vauey stare Central Wask 14 F.astern Wash. IX Concordia, Minn.

34. St. Thomas Cornell, fowa 35. St Olaf 7 new yore i 2 9 Boston 5 1 a SiYi hand to compete for the 32 spots Sacramemn State 19, 8anta Barbara I Black Hills 40. Dakota Wesleyan 13 Houston it .508 Buffalo 2 3 1 .409 Colorado Mines 21.

Ft. Lewis 7 College of Idaho 13. Whitman in the championship match play. nmsmsr St. Cloud 20.

Winona Northwestern. Iowa 28. Dana 12 Doane IS. Peru 8tat 7 Yountstown 12. Southern Corraectlciit 6 Arizona state College 4K.

N.M. High The low 32 qualifiers move San Otero 4 18 .800 111 103 Kansas City 2 i i .500 150 100 'IIMMIIM -5 5 1 A-, 1 lands 0 into the championship play ICE HOCKEY STANDINGS ueioit iu. Monmoum 3 Southern- Oregon 48, Western Oregon 18 weriver a 0 US IjS Oakland 2 4 0 J33 S3 9 -J0 P.M. Kimnurst 14, Illinois Coll ire 14 Rose Poly 7. Concordia.

III. i Flidav'a Ptenle tsriiisn Columbia 13. Willamette a Lewis and Clark 21 Linfleld 7 W'hltworth 39. Pacific tjithcm Wabash 35. Hanover 0 Colorado State Col.

32. Colorado College Tuesday, with the finals scheduled for Saturday. Those on hand for the qualifying round included last year's Boston 20, Oakland 14. night Sonrtay'g Results San Diego 24. New York 29 Houston 33.

Denver 24 Eanham ai, Franklm 9 Butler 14. Depaaw 12 Washington. Mo. 15. VaroatraMo I NATIONAL LEAflVJE rtetrott Taylor 14.

Manchester 7 Buffalo 35. Kansas City 2 I Kirks College, Idaho 13. Mesa College 0 Western Wash. 12. Puset Sound 7 Pittsburgh State 46, Southern Col.

State 0 Chicago 2 1 1 Indiana central 2s, Chfcatv mini Indiana Srate 29. F.vansvilla fi rmay's garoa Denver at Boston, night Nundaw'a (laaua S'h at Conoets 3 fg Montreal, i 4 4 10 310 2 7 5 1 5 12 til Albion 25. KalsmRMA 14 li. mrtn LUkofa state 6 champion, Col. William Lan-man, a retired Marine Corps officer from Glenview, 111., and Frank Ross of West Hartford, Toronto -1 1 0 0 1 New York Morntnasiae a.

soam Dakota a San Dieg at Kansas City New York at Oakland Buffalo at Houston Huron 40. South Dakota Tech south Dakota State 7. North Dakota Armma stale u. J4. West Texas state lb East.

New Mexico 40. West. New Mexico 7 Santa Clara 71 gan Francisco State 6 Montana State 26, We ber 8 Occidental 33. San Fernando Valley 13 Portland, State 28. Oregon Tch 7 Pacific.

Ore. 27, Oregon College Western Washington 12, Puget Sound Montreal fi- New York 2 Toronto 5. Boston 1 who lost to Lanman's in namnne is. uuniavus Anotpnos I Mlchifan Teoh 2L Mankato 19 Bnwlm? Oreen Iff. Western Mir4iiaaa 1 9lnAT tlTC L1.I3 Tnmntn 2 last years finals.

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