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TTHne Wnrflfl fi TTD d) ff Part Automotive Financial Stat SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1958. Willi Malice 4 40' Toward None I By BILL LEE sports Editor 1 i 1 pELAWARE is near the gateway to the South and it rarely snows -J there this time of the year, but the blizzard of psychological snowflakes that enveloped the Uconn football team down there a week ago was an even more howling storm than first realized. It now becomes public that overzealous Delaware rooters, whether connected with the college or otherwise, hoodwinked a Wilmington daily paper into using false quotes that helped get the Hens worked up to a fever pitch for Connecticut.

Chief Boston, New Hampshire coach, was quoted as saying Delaware players weren't tough enough to handle the Uconn personnel. Needless to say, when the published quotes were tacked onto the Delaware bulletin board, the players became tough enough to handle Notre Dame. Seriously doubting that Boston would say any such thing, this paper did not use his name in relating the numerous phases of psychological warfare unloaded on the unsuspecting Huskies. The main theme, of course, was an overplay of "the great Connecticut i i i ii mt. I i icam, r.g.

a ranKea nationally ei ceiera. mis was cameu a peasi when the field announcer, noteini? the Connecticut olavers about to' take the gridiron, yelled, "Here comes the great University of Connecticut football team 1M slices into end zone. Trinity won 51-8 (Courant Photo by Harry Batzi. REOPEL ROMPS TO SCORE: Going over for Trinity's second touchdown, in the second period of Saturday's game with Coast Guard, is quarterback Ronald Reopel. One Coast Guard player near him was obviously taken by surprise as Reopel Since I did not use the New Hampshire coach's name, I have no need to take anything back, but I do think Chief Boston, former Harvard back who coaches New Hampshire, is entitled to the following protest he wired to several papers: "It has come to my attention that my name has been used inihe press' in connection with an absolutely false statement criticizing the University of Delaware football team.

I did not make the obviously ridiculous statement that 'Delaware lacked spirit and or in any way criticize their hard-hitting, aggressive and well-drilled team. I have received a letter of apology from Delaware which admits this false statement was the work of an overzealous publicist. Inasmuch as your paper carried the story, I would appreciate your setting the record straight. Many thanks for past favors. Chief Boston" Uconns Clobber New Hampshire Eleven Crushes Coast Guard, 5.

Trinity Well, the whole thing was bush, and I doubt that Davey Nelson had anything to do with the scheme. Nelson had a good enough football team to beat Connecticut without resort to deep-seated psychology. Perhaps it will serve as a lesson to other college publicists who might be tempted to behave like Hollywood type RED SOX NEED TO TRADE Red Sox rooters are certain to hope the rumor is substantiated that the Red Sox are anxious to deal lor Billy Martin. This is not particularly because Martin is involved in trade stories out of Boston, but more for the reason that trading any Yale 22-14 th Triumphs 0 luart moil ver Huskies Turn To Straight SET 4 Indians Stop Late Bid Bv Elis Before 43,420 Football For 34-0 Win trade for anybody would be receptive to disheartened Boston followers. The Red Sox need an infield.

They must know at this date that a kail club cannot possibly win without an inner defense. Martin would give Mike Higgins a chance to shift Pete Runnels to first ba.se. Runnels, a fine hitter and a good glove man on most plays, is not a gifted double play operative. Martin didn't light a fire under the Detroit Tigers as so many expected. This could be the fault of the Tigers rather than Martin's, since By BILL LEE Courant Sports Editor NEW HAVEN Dartmouth's )( Higgini College Football By FRANK KEYES Courant Sports Writer DURHAM, N.H.

It took th Huskies of the University of Con Spoils Air i solid football team stood firm! Stato against an electrifying second- necticut a full half to get caviar 3 Dartmouth 22, Yale 14. Trinity 51, Coast Guard 8 Connecticut 34. New Hampshire 6. New Britain Teachers 14, Mass. Marl- time 14 (tie) Billy wai a spark in Yankee infields that played in the World Series.

Cleveland wants Martin, too. They hae infield gaps as large as those in Boston. The question is what have these two teams got to give. Neither is going to acquire Martin in exchange for a couple of second raters. But if there is a glimmer of tmth in the report the Red Sox are ready at last to go into the market for top drawer infielders.

it is encouraging to the team's followers. The Boston organization has half rally by determined but erratic Yale to beat the Elis before a handsome crowd of 43,420 Saturday afternoon. Dartmouth all but chased Yale off their minds Saturday, but they finally turned to bread and butter football and clobbered New Hampshire 34-0 to all but wrap up another Yankee Conference championship. For a team that took an unexpected shellacking a week ago. New York Giants vs Cleveland Browns 2:00 P.M.

WTIC 1080 2:00 P.M. WDRC 1360 2:00 P.M. Ch. 1 2. 1 8.

40 Pro Basketball 2:30 P.M. Ch. 30 Northeastern 34, Bridgeport 8. New Haven Teachers 42, Post Wesleyan 14. Swarthmore 4.

Yale Frosh 26, Dartmouth Frosh t. East Middlebury 12, Norwich 6. Syracuse 16 Pittsburgh 13. Colby 16, Maine 12. Williams 40, Union (N.

out of the Bowl in running up a 22 to 0 first half lead, but the fighting Bulldog forces scored two touchdowns while holding the Indians off in a second half dominated almost as much by Yale Tufts Tops been much too slow to deal. They'll never do it sitting back and waiting for their farms to produce enough to win a pennant. YANKEES DEAL WHILE ON TOP The Yankees, even after they win a world's championship, which is often, do not hesitate to make deals that will strengthen the team against another season. Even as the recent World Series was in progress, Casey Stengel talked of acquiring Billy O'Dell, Baltimore leftte, or Pedro Ramos, good Washington pitcher. All too often the other American League clubs have been out- ii Ai ii i as Dartmouth had commanded the first 30 minutes.

Ultimately Yale was seven yards away from an equalizing touchdown with less than two minutes of playing time remained, but when Dartmouth batted down a fourth down pass in the end American International 18, Brandeil 14. Tufts 42, Amherst 7. Cornell 25, Columbia 0. Rhode Island 28, Springfield 14. Bowdoin 14, Bates 14 (tie) Boston College 25, College of the Pacific 12.

Lafayette 19, Gettysburg 13. West Virginia 35, George Washington 12. Boston University 33, William and Mary 7. Princeton 28, Brown 18. Rutgers 37, Delaware 20.

Pennsylvania 19, Harvard 6. Lehigh 35, Bucknell 14. Penn State 36, Furman 0. Muhlenberg 12, Hofstra 0. Notre Dame 40, Navy 20.

Buffalo 54, Temple 6. Holy Cross 26, Dayton 0. West Chester Tchrs. 68, Millersville Tchrs. 0.

Wagner 26, Urslnus 6. Army 68, Colgate 6. CARDS PITCHER TO WED: Chuck Stobbs, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, and his fiance, Jocelyn Johns, pose at her home in Olney, Md. They plan to be married Nov.

29 (AP Wirephoto). Connecticut was like a fighter getting up off the canvas. In fact, the Nutmeggers expended 30 minutes of gridiron combat before they regained their complete fcfotall faculties. Strange as it sounds, the Huskies actually won the combat during intermission. For.

in that 15-minute respite when people either visit the powder room, converge on refreshment stands or listen to a battle of music and marching between the rival bands. Con. necticut actually broke a scoreless deadlock which opened the gates for a second half romp. No Worse Than Tie The victory, its fifth in seven traded by the Yankees. George Weiss has come up with pitchers Lke Larsen, Turley, Shantz and Ditmar without giving away much zone and hung on desperately Wyckoff, Reopel Stars Lord Jeffs In Upset AMHERST, Mass.

Tufts halfback Dave Fox scored three touchdowns Saturday in a 42-7 upset victory over previsously unbeaten 'rnherst College. Tufts finally gained revenge after having been knocked out of the unbeaten ranks itself by Williams, Tufts capitalized on nine Amherst fumbles, handing the Jeffs their worst defeat in a decade. The Jumbos scored four of their until the clock ran out. the Big Green had its first football victory over Yale' in five years and Bob Blackman his first personal coaching advantage over Jordan Olivar. Of Parent's Day Rout in exchange.

Usually the Yankees are able to persuade the other clubs to take four or five players they can well spare and who turn out to be just average when they play regularly for other teams. As Yankee bench warmers they are built up as players with the potential to become outstanding stars with whatever team will take them and use them in the every day lineup. It is seriously doubted here that Weiss and Stengel can get pitchers of the stature of Ramos and O'Dell without giving away players who have the rank of regulars. All the other clubs covet Creighton unloaded a tremendous Yale came perilously close to again breaking Dartmouth hearts 66-yard punt. in another traditionally story book games and third straight in conference play, means that the worst Coach Bob Ingalls can do is a tie in the New England land From its 29, Trinity then O'Dell finish when their final scoring bid was blunted on a muffed for marched 71 yards, all on the By BILL NEWELL Trinity failed to complete a single forward pass Saturday but it unleashed an awesome ground attack to crush the Coast Guard Academy football team 51-8 before 4,000 Parent's Day spectators grant league.

A win or tie against ground. It gained the Cadet three McDougald, Kubek, Howard and Carey, but they are most unlikely to settle for players like Richardson, Siebern and Throneberry. ward pass on the Dartmouth fif-j teen by substitute sophomore end Jim Stacke, who understandably Rhode Island two weeks hence as the period closed, and two will bring the title to Storrs where plays into second period Reopel The death of Joe Buckley takes another sterling gentleman from one-half share of the 1937 loot tried to take off for the nearby end zone a fractured second be and the entire academy corps of sneaked across from the one and has reposed since last fall. fore gathering in the perfect pass Worcester Poly 26, Rensselaer Poly 4. Upsala 31, Kings Point 12.

Vernon 26, St. Lawrence 7. Kutztown Tchrs. 16, Mansfield Tchrs. 14.

Alfred 6, Ithaca 6. South Maryland 10, South Carolina 4. North Carolina State 14, Virginia Tech 14. North Carolina 21, Tennessee 7. Georgia Tech 10, Duke 3 Kentucky 33, Mississippi State 12.

Howard 22, D. C. Teachers 0. Clemson 14, Wake Forest 12. Auburn 6, Florida 5.

Virginia Military 33, Virginia 0. Richmond 20, The Citadel 0. Alabama 12, Georgia 0. Florida St. 43, Tampa 0.

Sewanee 20, Centre 0. Midwest Wisconsin 9, Michigan State 7. Iowa 37, Michigan 14. Detroit 14, Marquette 14. Akron 47, Hiram 0.

Northwestern 21, Ohio State 0. Kent St. 32, Toledo 0. Indiana 6, Minnesota 0. Missouri 31, Nebraska 0.

Purdue jll, Illinois 8. Iowa St. 53, South Dakota 0. Western Michigan 21, Ohio U. 14.

Kansas 21, Kansas St. 12. Ohio Wesleyan 34, Case Tech 4. Miami (Ohio) 24, Bowling Green 14. Franklin 21, Indiana Central 19, Rochester 20, DePauw 6.

Southwest Southern Methodist 26. Texas 10. Air Force Academy 33, Oklahoma St. cadets. I added the point on a rush.

Quarterback Ron Reopel scored! This opened the flood gates For a half, and the full 30 minutes of it, Connecticut was a futile among us. Joe lightened the way for a lot of people with his unfailing cheeriness. He was a sportsman without having been an athlete and as host to hundreds of sports notables he was accepted gladly as a member of the fraternity. It is a happy circumstance that, Frank Kridcl, executive vice-president of the Hotel Manhattan, likes to "have athletic teams and 'sports figures in his house. Before being done over, the Manhattan six touchdowns after they recovered fumbles inside the Amherst 20-vard line.

Tufts 6 22 8 6-42 Amherst 0 7 0 07 Tufts McLucas 17 run (run failed). Amherst Deligeorges 2 run (Vickers kick. Tufts Fox 5 run Berzin run). Tufts Fox 5 run Berzinsrun. Tufts Cahill 13 pass from Han-Ion (pass failed).

Tufts Fox 34 run (Berzins runh Tufts Lyden 2 (pass points nimseu on tnree LeCierc tne standout line- football force. The Huskies were bothered no end by the Wildcat attack tinti Ingalls and his coach and a two-point conversion while man on fieu soon interceDt thrown at him by sophomore quarterback Tom Singleton. No Indian Defenders Singleton managed only a few accurate passes throughout the fine Indian summer afternoon, but this one was right on the button and had his overanxious re ing aides sent in instructions to ed a pass on the Coast Guard 30 and Trinity zoomed goalward was the Hotel Lincoln and Joe Buckley was its manager. It was a new-iound Bantam star, reserve halfback Hodell Anderson, of Barrington, R. accounted for two touchdowns and contributed the, game's best individual again, only to have Jack Kenney switch defensive assignments and their measures successfully coped with the New Hampshire attack.

there that Joe played host to the first meetings of the Hartford World Series Club. fumble on the two. The Cadets' Creighton kicked But, before Connecticut rebound Willie Pep always made the Lincoln his New York home while enroute to the featherweight championship and for a long time ceiver held the ball he might-have gone the remaining 15 yards, for the pass found the Eli end in! out, but stepped back over the Top back on the field, however, ed from early minutes of im failed'. end zone line in doing it, and Trin was Trinity's Tom Wyckoff, jun pending disaster, the Wildcats ior from Laughlintown. who had marched down to the Uconn ity got two points on a safety.

The Bantams rumbled back Scholastic Football carried for 155 yards on 19 tries afterward. Joe Buckley always saw that Willie had the "lucky championship suite." A lot of service men shuttling through New York on their way to far off places will be forever thankful for the dapper, cheerful hotel manager whose friendliness made their homesickness a little easier to bear. before he left the game for keeps from the ensuing free kick for early in the third period with the yards and another one yardsne rest of the Bantam first string-'sneak by Reopel, with big Le- ers. 29. Texas Christian 22, Baylor 0.

West Wyoming 25, Utah 20. Brigtiam Young 13, Utah St, 4. San Jose St, 41, Idaho 4. Colorado St. U.

57, Montana 7. Oklahoma 23, Colorado U. 7. Oregon State 14, California t. NIGHT COLLEGE FOOTBALL Louisiana State 14, Mississippi 0.

Trenton Teachers 34, Montclair 0. Arkansas 21, Texas 1 Ml, Tulsa 25, Houston 20. Cincinnati 8, N. Texas State tit. Air Force Rally Defeats Aggies 22 and the 28 in the first period and to the 36 in the second quarter.

A few minutes before lime ran out in the first half, quarterback Harry Drivas finally changed to an old-fashioned, grind-'em-out attack and guided the Huskies 70-yards to a score in 14 plays despite a defense packed against the running game. Fhil He Santis and Larry Day did practically all the leather lugging in a sequence of five first downs until the Nutmeggers reached the New Hampshire sev no immediate danger from Dartmouth defenders. In the final series, with Yale on the Indians' ten and two plays left, sophomore quarterback Singleton changed plays twice at the line of scrimmage and a rattled Yale attack bogged down without a gain and compelled the fourth down end zone pass that the Big Green knocked down. As it was, Dartmouth had a three-touchdown lead in the first half and Yale a two-touchdown margin after the intermission. The unstoppable mixture of passing skill and hard-driving rgnner power that Dartmouth showed in the first half ran up a first down lead of 10 to 1, a ground gaining lead of 114 to 41 and a whopping clerc kicking the point.

Before the half could end. Trinity grabbed two more, one on a 43-yard surge capped by Wyckoff six-yard off tackle sprint and another when young Anderson swept his left end from 10 yards away on the final play of the half. Trinity's first club engineered another quickie to start the sec Beginning with the second quarter, Trinity quickly turned a heretofore scoreless battle into a rout. Coach Dan Jessee's freewheeling backs, getting terrific blocking up front, piled up 29 points in the second quarter and the regulars added two quick ones at the start of the second half before retiring. After OSU was stalled, the Air Force took over on its 28 and Mayo began his brilliant aerial flight which included making Vermont Wins First On Homecoming Day Hartford 14, East Hartford 1.

Norwich 12, Weaver 8. Bulkeley 8, Wilbur Cross 0. Conard 48, Manchester 0. Hall 43, Plart 28. New Britain 50, New London 0.

Kent 24, Loomls 20. Gilbert I', Berlin 6. Windham 32, Bristol 1. Canton Sirmbury 14. Plainville 72, Farmlngton 0.

Crosby 20, Wsloney 6. Southington 52, Middletown 0. Torrington 22, Ansonia 0. Berkshire 12, Westminster t. Mt.

Hermon 34, Vermont Academy 0. Moses Brown 18. Pomfret 8. Deerfield 26, Stock bridqe 14. Tufts Frosh 16, Philips Exeter I.

Hotchkiss 36, Taft Cranwell 31, Milford Prep 0. Amity 25, Derby 8. East Haven 48, Seymour 14. Danbury 38, Staples 12. Greenwich 36, Norwalk 4.

Darien 14, New Canaan 0. Andrew Wards 30, Roger Ludlow i. Harvard Frosh 46, Cheshire Academy 0. North Haven 6, Lyman Hall 6 (tie). Hopkins Grammar 26, Gunnery 12.

Fairfield Prep Stratford 6. Stamford 14, Harding I. Central 14, Milford 12. Bassick 16, Bullard Haven 14. Woodrow Wilson 12, Killingly I.

two fourth down passes click on the way to the victory. Coast Guard, stopped cold by ond half, going 25 yards with BURLINGTON, Vt. in- Vic-tdry-starved Vermont came from brhind to rlpfent St. I.awrenre en. Heavyweight Bill Minnerly Air Force, ranked No.

13 in the nation, ran its record to five victories and one tie in sending Trinity for three periods, drove Johnson making the last one. and 73 yards to avert a shutout in the then Reopel. in with reserve last quarter and then the Ban-inacks, intercepted a pass and re-tam reserves slashed 71 yards nrnpf if i0 the visitors' 22 from tTniversitv of Cant on. N. V.

reacht the one in two to 7 before a homecoming crowd 'carries and Norm Chaban was of 6,500 Saturday. without gain as the half end- home a disappointed home-com STILLWATER, Okla. tP- Air Force's nifty quarterback Rich Mayo, unruffled by his team's 29-25 deficit fired seven passes In a last minute, 72 yard touch' down drive Saturday to beat Oklahoma State 33 29. Mayo, who hit an amazing 28 of 46 passes for 214 yards, with nine seconds left pitched the winning pass 13 to end Bob Brickey who was on the goal line. It was a blow to OSU, which held a 2918 edge in the fourth quarter, but couldn't contain Mayo's tosses.

Mayo directed an 80 yard drive, and passed 11 yards to Phil Lane over the goal halfway through the final period and George Ptipich made the conversion to pull Air Force within Striking distance at 29-25. forward passing advantage of 98 before game's end to get this one where he eventually registered his ing crowd of 31.000. yards to nothing. rete Lyford got his first Kul Jiampsnin? was pen- back, as if it were needed. Oklahoma State had to come third tally on a seven-yard pass! All of this changed completely at quarterback for Vermont.

nc aiizea on me piay ano me uconns option run. from behind for a 23-18 edge at the end of the third quarter after once Yale managed to hang onto the football. The Elis kept posses trailing 18-15 at the half. pitched three touchdown passes fiot another try, mis during me and led a ground march for the! intermission, and Day ploughed fourth as Vermont overcame a over. Minncrly rushed for the ex-7-0 St.

Lawrence lead, gained in tra point and Connecticut took an sion throughout most of the third and fourth periods, outdid the men Tremendous Punt Trinity rnulfed its first scoring opportunity in the opening period after Doug Tansill fell on Paul Lewis' fumble on the Cadet 16. The Bantams drove to the visitors' eight but fullback Bob Johnson fumbled back to John Hay oil the four and end Bob The teams were fairly even on their ground game but the big difference was the passing, which the first period. Long One Called Bark Afted a 61-yard Coast Guard drive was ruined by a fumble on Trinity's 11, Anderson hit for the sidelines and threaded his way magnificently 70 yards to the Cad-See HUSKIES, rage 2 College Soccer Trinity 6, Worcester Tech. 1, Dartmouth 3, Yale 2. Panrer 3, Yale 2.

Bridgeport 6, Albany Teacheri 1. College Cross Country Wesleyan 16, Mass. Inst. Tech, 43. Wesleyan Frost) 20, MIT Frosh 35.

cave Air Force 22 first 8-0 lead olf at the intermission. Bread and Butter The afternoon's drama ended VCKOIT, Vago i of Hanover 13 to 5 in first downs, actually brought their total yards gained on the ground to eight See Page downs while State picked up only National Basketball Association Boston 12, Detroit 98 Philadelphia 111, New York 2 4iMa Mil CuKtnnaM 13..