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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1S69 2- Section 2 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Notre Dame Hampden-Sydney, 33; Johns Hop. kins, 0. J. C. Smith, 58; Shaw, 14.

Louisiana State. 21; Auburn, 20. Newberry, 14; Mars Hill, 6. Norfolk 22; Virginia Union, Over ornps 21. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS MIDWEST Albion, 10; Hope, g.

Alma. 27; Adrian, 14. Augustana, 20; North Park, 2. Bethel 21; Emporia college, 14. Bowline Green, Miami 0., t.

Bradley, 42; Wheaton, 19. Carroll, 34; North Central, 9. Carthage, 40; Mllllkln, 3. Central 40; Dubuque, 13. Cent.

Michigan, 44; Eait. Illinois, North Carolina, 23; Wake Forest, N. Caro. college, Maryland 0. Tulane, 37-0 Presbyterian, 17; Guilford, 3.

Savannah 32; Clark, 16. South Carolina, 17; Maryland, 0. Southwestern 36; Sew- anee, 22. SEASON RECORDS TULAN1 NOTRE DAME 0 Oaargla IS Northwatltm It 17-W. Vlrilnl IS So.

Caro. 26; Albany 19. So. Mississippi, 31; Richmond, 28, S. W.

Louisiana, 24; Lamar Tech, It-Button col. II J-Mich. SUU Jl 17 Florida II 45 Army 16. Colorado, 31; Missouri, 24. Concordia, 27; St.

Procoplus, 17. Concordia R. K.J, 27; St. Procoplus, 17. Concordia 28; Gustavui Adolphui, 26.

Drake, 44; Wfit. Illinois, 7. Earlham, 32; Hanover, I. E. Carolina, 17; So.

Illinois, 3. Wmhurst, 18; Albert Lea, 7. Kmporia a te 34; Pittsburgh 21. MPlilibvrth 14-So. Calif.

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a-Ooorla Tach No, t-Piliiborth No. ls-viraima No. 22 L. I. O.

Nov. 12 Air Pare Troy State, 31f Florence Virginia State, Hampton, 7. West Carolina, 41; Lenoir Rhyme, Wife W'- Wv. 25. yard for his first touchdown and Hempol's kick made it 31 to 0.

W. Kentucky, 27; E. Kentucky, 26. SOUTHWEST Arkansas, 52; Wichita 14. Harding 24; Ourhlla, 19.

Houston, 25; Mississippi, 11. Kansas 59; Oklahoma, 21. Nebraska, 13; Oklahoma 3. No. Texas 31; Louisville, 13.

Prairie View, 22; Arkansas A. M. By the time many in a dis BY DAVID CONDON fClilCM Tribunt Prais Sanies New Orleans, Oct. 25 -Hurricane Notre Dame swooped in from the north to hit the Sugar bowl tonight, leaving Tulane university's fighting football team scattered in its wake, 37 to 0. The storm warnings had been up all week.

But the Green Wave had only locked the cellars against the fury of Joe Theismann, whose howling passes sometimes can make a gale pause and listen. They had not anticipated the tail of the hurricane -Notre Dame's relentless ability to spread devastation on the ground. Tonight the Irish ran for 384 yards, against a passing gain of 108. All Notre Dame's touchdowns came on rushes, each a short, powerful thrust. Anrfv Huff and Denny Allan F.vanavllle, 22; DePauw, 21.

lndlay, 20; Ferrli, 3. Hillsdale, 20; Northwood 10. Illinois college, 33; Rose Poly, 8. Indiana Central, 43; Anderson, 28. Indiana State, 54; Butler, 31.

Iowa State, 44; Kansas, 20. Lakeland, 14; Stout, 11. Lawrence, 22; St. Olaf, 8. Kalamazoo, 57; Olivet, 3.

Michigan Tech, 27; Moorhcad, (. ti 14. Texas A. 24; Baylor, 0. Texas, 31, Itire, 0.

Texas Tech, 27; Southern Meth: Missouri Valley, 28; Chicago Cir appointing crowd of 40,250 already hud readied the exits. A large number of this group also were disappointed it was Tu-lane's homecoming. The old grads had returned for an evening of mardi gras. Instead they were hit by hurricane Notre Dame, which did not subside until Coach Ara Parseghian trotted in the reserves. The Irish only needed odlst, 24.

Tulsa, 40; Cincinnati, 24. West Texas 17; New Mexico, 16. cle, 24. Monmouth, 45; Beloit, 3. Mt.

Union, 35; Hiram, 19. No. Illinois, 17; Rail State, 13. Northwestern Northland, 6. Oshkosh, 40; Stevens Point, 20.

I'rincinia, 37; Lake Forest, 22. Ripon, 21; Knox, T. St. Joseph's 17; III. Wes Iryan, 14.

the red cross for treatment of A. L. to Meet Andy Huff 1201 of Noire Dame, falling into end zone for touchdown after being hit by Tulane's Brian Lcwallen's probable torn knee ligament. Tulane was safety Paul Ellis in second quarter during night battle in New Orleans. AP Wirephotol St.

Norhert, 25; No. Michigan, 10. Thursday on Seattle Case S. K. Missouri, 32; Kolla, 24.

Superior, La Crosse, 6. Taylor, 14; Manchester, 12. Tampa, 17; East. Michigan, 7. Valparaiso, 17; Washington of St, Louis, 10.

Augustana Beats North Park, 20-2 Boston, Oct. 25 (UPD Joe American league presi West. Michigan, 48) Marshall, 14. dent, said today the owners of 1 BY PIERCE WHITE North Park knew it had to Whitewater, 48; River Falls, 20. Wilmington, 31; Case Tech, 10.

He Ken Do It FAR WEST Air Force, 28; Colorado 7. stop Ken Anderson, Augustana quarterback, if it wanted to win jt" Autmtant Norm Park California, 17; Washington 7 10-10 l-l its homecoming yesterday. Idaho, 31; Montana State, 21. No. Arizona, 61; Whltworth, Oregon, 22; Washington, 7.

The attempt was valiant but 1-1 Scarlna Antuiiant! Andanoi, It-yard tltld foal Nook Parkt Con tackled Andtraon In and zona tor laltty Augvtlana: Dett'd. 1-yard run. Anderson is too much football J1" -rO San Francisco 21; player. The Batavia junior 16. the Seattle Pilots had not requested a meeting of club owners to discuss the fate of their team.

Cronin did say, however, that a meeting would be held in Cleveland Thursday at which league clubs would discuss routine matters on scheduling, double headers and night games. While he said discussion of the possibility of switching the Seattle franchise to another city was not on the official docket, Cronin did not kicked two field goals, threw So. California, 29; Georgia Tech, 18. Stanford, 20; U. C.

L. 20. one touchdown pass and provided most of the Augustana -Ml 10 r-s. Memphis State, 40; I'tah State, 0. lAndtnon, lick) 101 Aumstant:) Andentn, IS-yard litld u-l Auauilana: Jacob.

tan Iran Andtrton. (Andarto. kick 2t 2 STATISTICS Aunt. North tn Pari, impetus in a 20 to 2 victory. each crashed for a pair of touchdowns.

The other was by Ed Ziegler, who plunged two yards to send the Irish in front 6 to 0, with 10 seconds left in the first period. Automatic Scott Hempel followed with the extra point kick, his 27th consecutive success to set a Notre Dame record. Going into tonight's game, Hempel was tied with Buck Shaw, who had 26 in a row way back in 1926. Hempel ran his streak to 30 before Tulane had the satisfaction of seeing him miss after Allan had bulled less than a yard for the final touchdown on the opening play of the final period. But, before that, Hempel rocked the Green Wave with a 33-yard field goal to close out the first half with Notre Dame in front, 24 to 0.

Tulane had the ball for only six plays in the third period, and on No. 6, Jim Batey fumbled. John Gasser recovered for the Irish on Notre Dame's 41 and the Irish whirled off to Allan's last touchdown. Bob Olson's recovery of the Tulane 28, led to Huff's 4-yard touchdown plunge that sent the Irish in front, 14 to 0. Huff reeled off gains of 16 and 15 yards before his one-yard scoring smash in the 69-yard Irish drive that mounted the score to 21 to 0 with less than a minute until half time.

Lauchausse passed desper The triumph put Augie's Col Wyoming, 16; San Jose 7. EAST Albright, 28; Drexel, 21. 'law V. i 1. 1 lege Conference of Illinois and I Wisconsin football record at 3-1.

Allegheny, 52; Wash, ft Jeffer 1 I 111 34 74 IS 7 i i exactly rule it out. Owner Lives in Cleveland "I haven't heard anything from the owners of the Seattle teams," Cronin said. "When they notify me, I'll notify the son, 13. Akron, 14; Dayton, 10. Army, 38; Boston College, 7.

Bloomsburg, 28; Cheyney 7. Boston 20; Maine, 7. Bowdoln, 38; Colby, 14. Bucknell, 21; Lafayette, 20. C.

W. Post, 24; Ithaca, 20. Carnegie-Mellon, 34; Franklin North Park is 2-2. Anderson led Augustana to the C. C.

I. W. championship last year with his superb passing and roll-out runs. This year with a new coach and a dearth of offensive line talent which hinders a duplicate attack, his running has been limited. 1 IS 10 38.7 1 0 59 riKJT DOWN Rmhint Palling it Panalty YARDS- GAINED 154 Ruining i Raising 22g PASSES, Animated 31 Completed Nad Interceded Yards Inttrctptitm rtturntd IBy tpnonenti PUNTS, Number 5 Average dittanct ..11.4 Returned (By opponents I Blocked (By opponents) I KICKOFFS, Returned by 1 YARDS KICKS RETURNED 44 Punti jc Kickold j) Field ooali FUMBLES, Number 1 Ball lost I Recovered by Opponents) PENALTIES, Number 2 Yards tenanted 12 TOTAL PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE 77 34; Davidson, 28.

Colgate. 20; Brown, 6. Dartmouth, 24; Harvard, 10. Delaware, 33; Temple, 0. Delaware Valley, 20; West.

Maryland, 13. Dickinson, 29; Muhlenberg, 13. E. Stroudsburg, 42; MiUeriville, 10 47 0 I 4 40 45 14. Marshall, 13.

Linebackers Tough Causing him difficulties yesterday were North Park's Chuck Burgoon and Bob Goss, both linebackers. At 6 feet, 3 inches and 230 pounds, Burgoon has the power to crash the line and has good speed for pass coverage. The Mundelein senior takes charge of the defensive tmmt VJf ii i Gettysburg, 26; Lehigh, 24. Grove City, Geneva, 0. Hobart, 35; Union, 21.

Juniata, 48; Haverford, 0. Kings Point, 15; Wagner, 7. New Hampshire, 26; Northeastern, other clubs. But they haven't made any request." There was no explanation of why Cleveland was chosen for the meeting, but it was pointed out that the Pilots' principal owner, William R. Daley, lives there.

Many observers think the Pilots will be shifted from Seattle, either to Milwaukee or Dallas For Worth, unless city officials comply with a three-point ulitmatum laid down by league owners at a meeting in Chicago last Tuesday. They told Seattle that its stadium must be expanded from 22,500 seats to 28,500 by the start of the 1970 season; that plans be drawn up for the construction of a domed stadium by Dec. 31, 1970, with comple ately. Clarence Ellis intercep OWLS DEFEAT OMAHA 20-19; ted on the Tuiane aa. mew mann's nass to Tom Gatewood 8.

ITribune Stall Photo by Ray Gora unit. Goss is a freshman from i whn went out of bounds on the DEFENSE STARS Marietta, 28; Otterbein, 24. Massachusetts, 28; Connecticut, 7. Middlebury, 21; Rensselaer, 8. Montclalr 21; Upsala, 0.

Morgan State, 34; Delaware 16, brought Hempel in for the field goal, with the clock at Aaron Jacobs 129), Augustana college fullback, struggling to break shoe-string tackle by defender Ron Schriner of North Park. Omaha, Oct. 25 Special 0:09. 14. Bob Ferguson scored twice and the Chicago defense had five interceptions as the Owls posted a 20 to 19 victory over Navy, 10; Virginia, New Hampshire, 26; Northeast Texas Whips Rice, 31-0 ern, 8.

Notre Dame advanced from its own 22 after the intermission, Allan sweeping 27 yards to keep the drive going when the Irish reached fourth down and 1 on the Tulane 41. Moments later Allan plunged a downstate Danville who spilled Anderson on several occasions. He got the talented quarterback on a scramble for a safety in the first quarter. It wasn't until the third period that Anderson carried the ball. Chuck Degand and Aaron Jacobs, a beefy pair of running backs, had been doing the rushing with moderate success.

Anderson completed a 19-yard pass to diminutive Dave the Omaha Mustangs tonight in Norfolk 23; Virginia Union, 21. Continental Football league play. tion set for 1973, and that local financial interests buy into the Pilots. Arkanusi Waltin. 4 yard run.

(Mc- Clara, tick) 32-7 Wichita Stattt Jackson, 71 yard ran. IKinaaio, aicnj a. SIMON, 2 TIME SOUTHWEST Irish Wave SMU vs. Texas Tech Austin. Oct.

23 (LTD Second-string halfback Billy Dale scored twice and Jim Ber-telscn and Fullback Steve Wor-ster punched out scoring runs to lead second-ranked Texas to a 31-to-0 victory over the Rice Owls today, extending the Longhorns' winning streak of 14. Norwich, 13; Bates, Notre Dame, 37; Tulane, I. Penn. 42; Ohio 3. Princeton, 42; Pennsylvania, I.

Rhode Island, 13; Cortland 3. Rutgers, 21; Columbia, 14. St. Lawrence, 27; Hamilton, 8. Springfield, 32; American 1 Thiel, 34; Bethany, 12.

Vrslnus. 23; Swarthmore, 7. Vrsullne, 28; Swarthmore, 7. Vlllanova, 35; Xavler 10., 7. Virginia Tech, 21; Buffalo, 7.

Wabash, 20; Ohio Wesleyan, 14. Waynesburg, 28 W. V'a. Wesleyan, I. Wesleyan of Connecticut, 28; Am.

TULANE LablaiK BartCraM Alltii Wilkntel4 Ch.o Oewlll Midi Villi Stct Bof4 SJonot NOT! DAME Taa Oatwioa L. C. Jin all J- T. lift Diaartt O. MJkeOrlarf Ckarki Kaa4y J.

g. Tarry rera Daatr Potto B. Markwara eariy in me miru quarter to bring the ball to North Park's 19. After two rollouts, Anderson threaded the Eichler, making his first start in two years, lofted two touchdown passes and riddled the Wichita State defense with 279 yards passing today to guide Arkansas to a 52 to 14 rout. Joining Ferguson in the offensive potlight was Bob Blakely who ran for 111 yards in 13 carries, and John Quillen, who scored on a 48-yard run to open the scoring.

The Owl defense, which held the Mustangs to 66 yards on the ground, was led by Eric Avery's two interceptions. The Mustangs had 177 yards thru the air. The margin of victory, however, came on two bad passes from center on Mustang extra point attempts. needle to Mark ward on the 2. jot Tkoltmana .0.

B. Ruity LatHauwat H. ChiOtolt Degand scored on a run on the zttf wr Fv.ii Altai H. iet Wichita Slatt 7 7-14 Arkantai 1 17 14 14-52 Rlct TtMt I 14 1 )-OI ScOllBt Tomi: Worilar, yar4 r. Ftlltr, lick.l 7-1 Ttiai: BtrttlMR.

4-yar ru. (Ftlltr, kitk.l 14 1 Ttiati Dalt. 4-yar4 rm. (Ftlltr, felck. Ttiai: Dak), 1-yaf na.

(Ftlltr, kick.l UA Ttiati Fallar, ll-yarl Iltl4 II Altontanct herst, 13. next play Tor a 10 to 2 lend. ruNslng I'litlor I'nr North Park's Gary Kidgely, a freshman quarterback from Hammond, was unable- to connect wilh his receivers. Running Backs I.oroy Dickens ntul HI ara P. Mtwllttiti Netrt) Damt: Elrlt.

Pal. Ittl, Sotnttoa, Tra. tawtoa, Ptrloat, Natkt TacHtv MtCty. Kaolih, Rtiltta. ZUtii Otarta, DiNaroa, Ko, Htmbtrt, 0ntiMl Ctirltn.

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illofc West Virginia, 49; Pittsburgh, 18. Westminster 23; Heidel Dallas, Oct. 25 UPIl-Jerry Don Sanders' 36-yard field goal with just 16 seconds left kicked Texas Tech to a 27 to 24 upset of Southern conference battle highlighted by spectacular interceptions and fumbles. The stage had boon set for Teiai Tack Id 7 19-77 SMU 7 7 10-74 Ttiai Tick Hardaway, 1-ytid ran. ISandert, kick) 7-t SMU Hammond, 11-yard na.

Norman, kick 1 77 Taut Ttck-Sandart, JJ.yard (laid toal 107 SMU Doftttl, 11-ytrd ran. (JolinMR, klxkl 1014 Ttiaa Tack Odom, 77-yard MM tram Nonpar. ISandtn, llckl. SMU Hammond, 77-yard tan Irani Hlawn. IJohmon, klckl.

.1711 SMU Joknton, It-yard Hold toal. .114 Tout Tick Hardaway, 4-yard ran. I ISandtn, tick I. 1474 Arkanui: Bumtlt, 4 yr run. IMc-Clara, kick! 7- Artansai: McClarg, yarg Hold toal 1M Arkansati Barnttt, 1 yarg ran.

IMc-Clara, kick 174 Wichita Statu Roblntori, 14 varg aast tiom Rtnntr. IKmkaid, tick) 177 Artaniaa: Morrltok, It yard tail (torn Eldiltr. IMcClard, kick! 147 A jail MAHjI HIM IMf. berg, Owl, 11 0-50 FOE OF LOUIS, DIES AT 56 New York, Oct. 25 (UPt) A funeral service will be held tomorrow for Abe Simon, former heavyweight boxing contender.

Simon was a two-time knockout victim of Joe Louis during the Brown Bomber's prime. Simon, 56, died Friday of a heart ailment. He was first stricken Oct. 17 while working in the public relations section of Roosevelt Raceway in West-bury, N. Y.

In a year's span Simon met Louis twice. Louis knocked out his 6-foot-4 opponent in the 13th round on March 21, 1941, and repeated with a six-round knockout on March 27, 1942. Along Simon's impressive string of 38 victories in 49 pro fights was a six-round knockout of Jersey Joe Walcott. Omaha 11 4 I II irorintr Ckicaoo: Oulltea, tj-ytrdl (kick i at lliirvey King, prtxlmis of l.nno Tech and Harper High schools Ark. vs.

Wichita State Ttlantt RldtartMa. Vowit, Lotrtttti Tack. uoikw. waiaroa. Mailt.

Commantar, CMcaooi Firaatra, 4-yard run Green resnectivelv. lul their IhM mil CUrd, kick) il 7 ArkariMi: Sttwart, yard aiinl latum. (McClard, kickl 11-7 Arkamaii Nlcholi. 7 yard pall from Elckltr. IMcClard.

kical 45 7 men. I IJ-O Omahai nicker, 1-yard Mil Iram Church. Iih Iklch tailed 13-4 Omahai Dickey. 11-vard aalt Irtra Church Little Rock, Oct. 25 IUPI Quarterback John on the big pliiys, North Park came tin short, lh lAlliton kick.

13 11 Chlcatoi Ftriwion, lyard rut (Oweni kirk 20-13 Am.hat Pitman, t.vard ma Ikick Kidgelcy's replacement was Wilkes, 17; Vermont, 7. William ti Mary, 25; Virginia Military, 17. Yale, 17i Cornell, 0. SOUTH Alabama, 38; Clemson, 13. Duke, 25; North Carolina 25.

Elisabeth City, 53; St. Paul's Poly, 0. Memphis Stale, 40; Utah, State, I. N. W.

Louisiana, 48; Jacksonville, 21. E. Tennessee, 10; Murray 10. Florida, 41; Vandervilt, 20. Florida State, 20; Miss.

State, 17. Georgia, 30; Kentucky, 0. Lni rv Cam). A utroiuter passer lalled.l Mil MatMttl Owll, TUtmav 0lrrtmmtl Ctirltn, Too" Ha. M.

MarrtuMl HtaatriM. Klaorot, Mttttr, Ontlrlt, tr4t, Saattr. Ooiman. Orlmtt. Petlioa, Abtrtromklt.

Kloa, Uborta, Batty, J. Mankall. Parmll, Crawttrt, Vtrltr, P. EMU, Stllara. Hlktrt, Orect, lanitn, "arit-DomH Orr.

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Carolina Posts First Taut Ttck Sandtrl, 14-yard tltld ii-id the Zion freshman connected VHXANOVA TRIUMPHS toi with Al Williams on three slmil Victory; Beats Salukis Cincinnati, Oct. (APl-BMly Walik ran lor twt touchdowns and Tom Boyd cauehl lot tctrlnt passei tl VIManova Houston vs. Olo Miss flat pusses. Cnpp was unable to gel uwny when his receivers were covered, however, and got NtlrtMrM reeled til III fourth luccesslvt Victory, is tt 7, Ivor Xnier tl Ohit la non conltranct football tame today. Ttlaat ihrnwn for Initio losses.

14 SIHltr, J-ytrl n. tHtrnttl. ltJ" Meanwhile, as the afternoon i Htrl, t-yarg nm. IHtmpak llckl 114 244 Mllllkln: Thortlemon, SO-ytrl llald goal 14 Clrttwtai Rlchtar, 13-yard aa I'm Daatoa IScnmldl, kickl 11-1 CarthaHt Suocrak, lyard ran, (kick klockrdl 17-1 Carttutoi WlMlamt, l-yard ran. Schmidt, llckl 14-1 Carthakat Allwirdt, 1-yard ran.

Itkk tallfdl 01 rttmotl, M-yart ritia to Houston, Oct. 25 turn Gary Mullins, a nearsighted quint it-biick, run for one tmicliilown and passed for unntlicr to lend Houston to a 25 to 11 victory over Mississippi tonight. Allan, Hard altntt. IMtmytl, V4 aiix. 1-iMt aliMM.

Ulck lallodl Atttntarict TATItTICt got collier, Anderson got holler, completing 19 of 32 passes for 2211 yards. In tho fourth quarter ho led Augustana to another field goal. This one came from 35 yards, set up by three of his passes. Nttrt Damo Ttltnt II Carbondale, 111., Oct. 25 (UrB East Carolina intercepted two passes in the fourth quarter and turned one of the thefts into a touchdown to give the Pirates their first victory in four games this season, 17 to 3, over Southern Illinois university today.

tail Cartllnt II 717 Soutkor Illinois I I I I Scorinti U. Carrada, 17-yard HU Trlta Pattarton (Davll klckl 7-t I.C.U. Davit, 11-yard llald goal 101 S.I.U. Thomtra, 17-yard llald goal 10-1 E.C.U. CoUta, l-ytrd nm loarll lick) 174 4 1 For the confidence of quality Key Men Shoes Tho final score came on a estionnble touchdown by Jacobs after taking a short Anderson pass.

Jacobs, a Chi-cagoan, was within reaching distance of the goal line but blue jerseys surrounded him. He stretched his football-laden arm towards the stripe before being tackled short of the goal line, but the referee signaled Evansville vs. I)e Pauw Greencastle, Oct. 25 Special Evansville university evened its Indiana Collegiate conference record today with a 22 to 21 victory over DcPauw. Evansville is 1-1 in the conference.

DcPauw stands 1-2. Scorinti Canilllt tit 777 DaPaow 17 1 14-11 EantMlat Mtlttrd, 7-rtrd ran. IKIck HI lad I II Eaniirlllti Praurthonoiolk, 14-yird tit it toal I I DoPwwi Matlt, la-yard tail Irtra McBridt. iPoclak, llckl. 1-7 Eanillla: Athtrtoa, 4-ltrd nra, Kick lalladl IS 7 Dapaiiari Maala.

Syard run. IRal. PIRST DOWNS JJ RatMr 1 Pnttlna Ptnalty YARDS OAINID Rnklng 4 passis, Attain ot td 1J Ctmatattd Had Irittrttttad Vtrdt InttrctaHoat rtttrntd fir tt tiainttl 1 PUNTS, Nwottr 4 Anrttd diflanct ..341 Rotnmtd IBy tnotiitaril Bltckod (By ttoanontal KICKOPFS, Rttamod Wl 1 YARDS KICKS RET 11 Ptt Kick 1 Plaid aaalt PUMBLES. Ntinttt Bar) rat (Rtcoy. OM.1 1 PENALTIES, Nambtr 7 Ytrdt awtllnd TOTAL PLAYS PROM SCRIMMAGE St Texas A vs.

Baylor College Station, Oct. 25 wri) Larry StPgent scored on two short runs and Edwin Ebrom ran a pass interception 44 yards for a touchdown to give Texas A. M. a 24 to 0 Southwest Conference football victory over winless Baylor tonight. naviar I I I 01 Tasas A.

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Straps, buckles, laces, andwingtipe 1S 114 11 II a 4 41.1 1 4 17 I 17 I 1 4 11 SI IMlt ItWHI SPSSI 1UCI Bradley vs. Wheaton Peoria, III, Oct. 25 wi-Larry Selinger threw three touchdown passes and Tim Ellis tossed another today to lead Bradley to a 42 to 19 football victory over Wheaton. The triumph was the first for the Braves one will fit your personality of the moment Key Men Shoes a a step ahead. It was even Augustana's day in the crowning of the North Park homecoming queen.

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1 1 14 ALackwaat IS If this season after five losses, while Wheaton suffered its! fourth defeat in six games. HI Trial A. M.i tbram, 44-yard tan IntrrtratlM. IBallar, kick. Attindtnct 17,110, I $25 Augustana.

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Bob Zilinski scored two touchdowns on runs ot 1 and 10 yards and threw a 7-yard pass to Jlra Skrocki for another tally to lead the scoring. na. Tt. nt. Tt.

II 17 tatty ical Unbeaten Carthage college won its sixth game in a row and spoiled Millikin's homecoming by whipping the Big Blue, 40 to 3, in a College Conference of Illinois a-nd Wisconsin football game today. trthaat 7 11 I 1141 Vllllibin I I I 01 Dlllla, li-yard rm. SCORINO- ISchm.dt, kickl 14 Snhciak, l-yttd rm. IScnmldl, lick I 144 BY FD0T-SD-P0RT MONROI 428 I. 47TH 405 M.

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