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JO A' JOPLIN GLOBE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1947. Missouri Overwhelms Kansas State, 47-7--Texas Defeats (Slob? SJnrtfrr BY ft ft I i Stoner was In service thiee years, getting hig dischaige with the rank of captain ager Ole Oleson and his Ail-American Redheads, girls' touring basketball aggregation, are encamped at Rogers, Arfc, now for pre-season workouts. While the duck hunters still are North in the blind repairing and gun-oiling process, the pheasant shooters and deer rnarksmen have gone or are preparing to go after legal kills Missounans have to await November 4 for their ducks, but the Oklahomans start their split duck season Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Howard (Bus) Sharp are ex- JUSTICE IS DECLARED pected in tomorrow from their new lodge so deep in Minnesota it is practically on the Canadian border, where they have been for three Gaugler, Bill Leibnes aad Glen Sandy are back from i Man- ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR NORTH CAROLINA SEVEN TIGER BACKS JOIN IN ON SCORING M.

TJ. Substitutes Freely as Wildcats Are Spilled in Big Six Conference Game. Columbia, Oct. 18. CSP)-- JOPLIN GOLF CLUB SPARTANS CONQUER ADVISORSAPPOINTED IOWAJTATE, 20-0 Bolla Breck, Dale Tourtelot and George Guerre Buns 97 Yards for COLLEGE FOOTBALL Phil Lingle Named on Committees by Edward Walsh.

Touchdown and Sparks Way for Other Scores. A three-man committee to repre- East Lansing, The University of Missouri Tigers sent the Joplin Golf Club andligac State's Spartans collected unleased a powerful running attack Schifferdecker municipal players; three touchdowns in the first half today and flattened the i in co-operation with the Joplin'with a spirited running attack to State Wildcats and their aerial, park board was named last night down Iowa State, 20-0, today be- Durham, N. Oct. 1 )-- I A-11M. i I J.

1 Colorado, each loaded down with Cha lle Justice is eligible to play venison with Mr. Leibnes, 86 years football for the University of ISorth old, getting the fust and latest I Carolina, the Southern Conference buck 1225 pounds) It WM executive committee ruled today Gaugler's fifteenth trip and Colonel William Couper of Vir- never has come home Military Institute president ed W. L. Bohan, Paul (Speck) i of conference, said the back- Wingo, Loyd Koberts, Lmco ln had been given a clean Knauer and J. Z.

Comeau, i bl11 a two-hour closed ses- Pilot Nils Skoglund at the controls, I the committee. 1 will take off Tuesday for western me 01 tbe confe South Dakota after pheasant and questioned the eligibility of the grouse-and possibly some ducks Asheville native who fresh- and geese The more than man a de the mile journey will take about three team last year, Colonel Couper de- hours by air, and this depai tment are remembers some boyhood dirt-road trips to Cowskm which took longer than that Ed F. Millner, Glenn Scott, Sam Long and L. J. Bowers, all of Miami, are off today for.

pheasant shooting around Chamkilam, D. jabs, 47 to 7, in the first Big Six Conference game of the season for They rate lola the best in the Southeast Kansas League this football season, and Fayetteville, by its shutout over Van Buren Friday night, looks like the class in Northwest Arkansas Joplm high school, with an idle date Friday, and what appears to be the hardest part of the schedule on the way scouted Van Buren, next Friday night's foe here, and Springfield, which will be here Thanksgiving day afternoon Mrs. James Campbell, who won a flight championship at Fort Smith's golf attraction last week, scored her largest margin, 7 and 5, over Mrs. Charles Weisner, wife of the Muskogee professional Not that it matters much, but it seems years since we've had a city billiard tournament Paul N. (Molly) Matthews, former district athletic star and Neosho high school coach, now operator of bowling alleys at Miami, is now known as Matty Matthews Paul never had much use of that name of Molly, but it grew up with him and there wasn't much he could do about it This department is wondering about that growing number of athletes who have turned in their uniforms and quit football at the University of Missouri, including Webb City's Bob Teel, but so far has not had a satisfactory reason It could be some of the boys were peeved because they did not see more actual action on the field, but Coach Don Faurot certainly could SPRINGFIELD-MARYVILLE GAME ENDS IN DEADLOCK Springfield, Oct.

Missouri State college's winning streak was ended at four games today as the Bears were held to a 7-7 tie by Northwest Missouri State Teachers of Maryville in an M. I. A. A. football game.

Maryville scored in the first quarter on a 63-yard drive with Marvin Weed going the final yard and Marion Freeman converting the extra point A 23-yard pass by Fred Chiffin to Don Provance in the closing 1C seconds of Springfield the first half gave its touchdown, and Eddie Lore kicked the extra point, his eleventh in a row this season. The last half was fought in midfield. Springfield made a desperate attempt to break the tie in the last 90 seconds as Lore tried a field goal from the 42. His aim was true, but the ball fell short Statistics of the Kan. S.

F'rst dotvn3 Net jards gained rushing Forward passes attempted Forward passes completed Yards forward passing Forward intercepted by Yards gained runback Total yards all kicks returned Opponent tumbles reto-v Yards lost by penalties 6 16 36 12 185 1 14 38 .232 2 .125 Afo. 19 466 16 3 68 3 21 36 8t 3 155 GALENA DEFEATS CHETOPA IN GRID LEAGUE BATTLE Galena. Oct Galena Bulldogs defeated Chetopa, 1 iliX-lV 18 to 6 in a Twin Valley League on one of game here last night It was the I running exhibitions, 1 A rrfma ri COQ CCITI both teams before 18,000 persons in Memorial stadium. There was lots of football, but a superabundance of penalties, and twice penalties kept Kansas State from its desperate efforts to pull itself out of a situation that grew more hopeless as the afternoon went along. JDawson Kicks Five Points.

Coach Don Faurot's liberal substitutions policy resulted in seven Missouri backfield men each accounting for a touchdown, with placekicker Bob Dawson of Evanston, 111., taking care of five of the extra points. Kansas State's passing plays, which failed the Wildcats in the third quarter as they stood hammering at the Tigers' goal from only 15 yards out, paid off in the final period. And the Wildcats' heroics brought a sympathetic crowd to its feet as End Holhn Prather snatched a pass and fell over the goal line, only to be called back on a. teammate's penalty. Two plays later Bill Church's pass to Prather carried the ball to Missouri's 1-yard line and Harold Bryan plunged over.

Delbert Bhert's conversion was good. But the Tigers struck early and often through and around the line, Howard Bonnett scored after two minutes of play, and Nick Carras, moving the ball by Edward P. Walsh, president of the golf club. fore 20,987 home-coming day football fans who braved a 'drizzling Rolla Breck is chairman of the rain committee. Other members are Dale Tourtelot and Phil Lingle.

The committee was appointed at a suggestion made early last week that the golfers have a group willing to assist with suggestions concerning the municipal course if called upon by the park board. Handicaps Tourney Next. Park board members and about 75 golfers met at the Schifferdecker clubhouse last week when the golfers went on record as favoring The Spartans struck quickly for two touchdowns in the first six minutes of the opening period. Then George Guerre twisted his way down field on an 87-yard touchdown run in the second quarter before the game hogged down in a scoreless second half marked by fumbles and frequent penalties. Michigan State relied mainly on its running game and the fleet footed Guerre sparked the Spartan attack.

reinstatement of W. J. Byrnes course manager. Byrnes resigned, but later applied for re-j instatement. Walsh said last night a club handicap tournament will be held this month, which will wind up activities for the summer and autumn season.

Walsh stressed importance of all members of the Joplin Golf Club turning in scorecards of their rounds in order that handicaps may be compiled. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRAMPLES OREGON STATE Los Angeles, Oct 18. --ISP-- Southern California's Trojan football machine dealt Oregon State's rlose Bowl hopes a sad blow today, wrecking the Beavers, 48 to 6, before 61,301 fans in Memorial coli- not be blamed for that Oren Stoner, a a of Pittsburg Teachers college in 1935 and captain of the Gorilla quintet, has been named head basketball coach at Field Kindley Memorial high school at Coffeyville. succeeding Bill Kincaid, who resigned to accept a similar job at Wichita first league game of the season for the Bulldogs. Chetopa scored its touchdown in the first two minutes of play on an end run and lateral.

Galena's first touchdown came in the first quarter on a pass, Hayward to Vaught, and a second touchdown was made in the second quarter also on a pass. Hayward to Kitch. The third counter was made in the last quarter when Shears ran it over on an off-tackle play. Duck Hunters Asbury Lakes reserve for Lease. ml.

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Call Dr. Glenn Grems, Webb City, Mo. GEORGETOWN IS WINNER OVER TVLSA HURRICANE Tulsa, Oct Georgetown university eleven that had the situation in hand from start to finish administered a 12-0 defeat today to the once potent University of Tulsa Hurricane. A crowd of 10,000 saw the home team suffer its first loss on its own field in three years. set up the touchdown play for Dick Braznell from the six-inch line.

Another long run, this -time--42 yards by Bonnett, and a sideline lope by Braznell, put Bus Entsminger on the 4-yard line from where he scored for the Tiger's third tally. Missouri struck hard at the Wildcats' tiring line in the third, with tallies by Loyd Brinkman from the five. Nick Carras, in a brilliant bit of broken-field running for 13 yards, and by Martin Sauer, who stumbled his way from the 15-yard line. Day's touchdown in the fourth was virtually a repetition of a previous play called back because of a mixed-up series of laterals. TWIN HILLS TOURNEY NEARING THE FINALS S.

M. V. 14-0 WINNER OVER RICE INSTITUTE Dallas, Oct. Methodist whipped Rice decisive- 14-0, today to remain among nation's unbeaten, untied teams and to exalt -Doak Walker as' the greatest all-around back- ever to play for the Methodists. crowd-of roared approv- af ai the amazing feats of the fiery -woo-now -has run virtually at will over four straight Penn 34, Columbia 14.

Philadelphia, Oct svlvania's big and bruising Quakers manhandled the Columbia Lions, 34 Champion, will meet the winner of to 14 in sweltering weather today today's match between Eddie The field in quest of the championship of Twin Hills Golf and Country Club'has narrowed to five -contestants, and two of those will be eliminated today according to matches scheduled. Howard a defending rolling up a 28-0 lead early in the Fowks and Dr. Virgil Jeans. Bar- second quarter and then holding off ry Abbey, finalist last year, will 1 a spirited second half rally by the i meet D. J.

(Brick) Poynor, who light blue before 70,000 at Franklin last week advanced with a 1-up jl victory over John Scott Poynor rallied on the last four holes to win after Scott held a 2-up advantage after 14 holes. Flight A has advanced to the semi-finals with Phil Spooner and George Cupples meeting one match, and Tom Roberts and Tim I O'Mara in the other. In play last It The Only "Pre-War" Outboard Motor With Post-War" The rifirM'power motor will plane 16 foot runabout wjih speeds tip to 23 mlJr-s hfniT- AltTrnalc firing twins with power, jet will IhrolOe down lo a hush for "Full Torringlon ball and roller bcarinc rnnmcllon throughout j-our lifetime jr5Jaranlec. "Jlairnajrnr automatic starfcr. BojtHx w-inHlla masricto lntant slarl.

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L. Bohan by the same count; O'Mara won from Ralph McCormlck. 5-4. and Cupples eliminated Roy Peter son, 1 up, in an extra-hole match. MIAMI A.

M. LOSES Still generating heat after crush- Ohio State a week ago, the red-shirted Troys hit the score- oard for seven touchdowns and DECIDES CONTEST FOR COLORADO Boulder, Oct. End Johnny Zisch booted a perfect field goal in the final three seconds of play today to give Colorado's Buffaloes a 9-7 football decision over the Brigham Young Cougars, who fumbled away their chance for a Big Seven victory. Leading, 7-6, Cougars stopped a Colorado drive just four yards short of a touchdown in the last minute, but as they attempted to run it out, Lvle Holler dropped the ball and Paul Briggs, 245-pound Colorado tackle, recovered it. Quarterback Dick Schrepferman plunged four yards to -within inches of the a i but he was stopped cold in his second attempt.

With the time swiftly running out, i Sizsc hurriedly stepped back and placekicked the -winning three- pointer. landed the Beavers northwest the worst from the beating Trojan eleven has registered since" two teams first met in 1915. LIONS CLUB GOLFERS AT SPRINGFIELD TODAY South Joplin, Monett and Spring- 3eld Lions Club members will meet in an inter-city golf match at Springfield's Hickory Hills course this afternoon. It will be their third meeting. Joplin was winner at Monett last week and the clubs broken even at Joplin two weeks ago.

Each city will be represented by eight golfers. WICHITA V. UPSETS ABILENE CHRISTIANS Wichita, Oct. lene Christian college. fell shpri with a desperate, last-minute drive today as Wichita university took ft 7-to-O football victory from the Texans in their first gridiron meeting.

Only 20 seconds before the final gun, Russell Coffee hurled an Abi lene pass to End L. G. Wilson, who stumbled -across the Wichita goal, but a penalty for holding nullified the play. A crowd of 7,800 -watched as-Abilene, set back to the Wichita 48, one last effort to tie, the V. T.

Smith, speedy halfback for the previously undefeated Texans, broke away to the Wichita 23 as the game ended. GEORGIA TECH DEFEATS AUBURN BY 27-7 SCORE Atlanta. Oct. Tech took to the air today for three touchdowns after a 69-yard scoring spring by Fullback Frank Ziegler to down a plucky Auburn eleven, 27-7, and remained undefeated in four football games. ST.

LOUIS U. DEFEATS DRAKE IN LEAGUE TILT Kansas 13, Oklahoma 13 (tie). Kansas State 7, Missouri 27. Georgia 20, Oklahoma A and 7. Texas 21, Arkansas 6.

Georgetown 12, Tulsa 0. West Virginia 40, N. Y. U. 0.

Columbia 14, Pennsylvania 34. Virginia Tech 0, Army 40. Wisconsin 9, Yale 0. Brown 10, Dartmouth 13. Maryland 7, Duke 19.

Colgate 7, Princeton 20. Wake Forest 39, George Washington 7. Aubum 7, Georgia Tech 27. North Carolina 13, William and Mary 7. Bice 0, Southern Methodist 14.

Syracuse 0, Penn State 40. Tennessee 0. Alabama 10. Navy 38, Cornell 19. Holy Cross 0, Harvard 7.

Purdue 62, Boston university 7. Pittsburgh 6, Indiana 41. Nebraska 0, Notre Dame 31. Minnesota 13, Illinois 40. Michigan 49, Northwestern 21.

Ohio State 13, Iowa 13 (tie). Texas A 0, Texas Christian 26. Baylor 32, Texas Tech 6. Kentucky 14. VanSerbilt 0.

Missouri School of Mines 14, Central Missouri State Teachers' college 7. Washington university 40, Arkansas State A. and Monticello 6, Hendrix 13. Oregon State 6, Southern California 48. Washington State college 6, California 21.

University California at Los Angeles 39, Stanford university 6. Washington 0, Oregon 6. Northwest Missouri State Teachers' (Maryville) 7, Southwest Missouri State Teachers' 7, (tie). Northeastern Oklahoma A. and M.

(Miami) 7, Little Rock Junior college 37. Drake 12, St Louis 41. DavU ElWm 0. Potomac State 7. Wright Field 0, Wllberforce 101.

Wittenberg 0. Ohio Northern 7. 5, North Da- We.tern DH- Ken- State 33, University of John Carroll 28. Baldwin Wallace 19. Abilene Christian 0, Wichita unlver- Ity 1.

Depauw 0, Carlton 26. Davidson 49, Hampden-Sydney 0. B. I. State 20, U.

of 13. Bowdoin 14, Williams 0. Bates 12, Northeastern 0. Rider 0, Trenton State Teachers 0. St.

Lawrence 12, Clarkson 27. Mt St. Marys 0, Lebaron Valley 35. West Virginia Wesleyau 27, Carnegie Clarion (Pa.) Teachers 19, Thiel 7. Heidelberg 20, Capital 0 Ohio university 0, Bowling Green Mount Union 14.

Akron university 19. Norwich 0. Vermont 33 Fort Valley State college 21, Kdward Che rrV poi 13, Pensacola faval Air Station 6. Marines 57, Camp Lee 0. Trinity 25, Hobart 7.

Waynesburg 7, Niagara 2i. Omaha U. 39, Sioux Falls 0. Northern Illinois Teachers 7, Illinois State Normal 7 (tie) Carthage 12, Millikin 6. Knox 7, Augustana 12.

Simpson 20, Parsons 6. Wartburg 9, Buena Vista. 7 Morningslde 19, South Dakota TJ. 21. McAlester (St.

Paul) 14, Concordia 'Moorehead) 6. Western Union (La Mars, la.) 13, Huron 26. Hanover 14, Manchester 6. Wheaton College 38, Elmhurst 0. Middlebury 7, Coast Guard Academy (tie).

Duquesce 0, Mississippi 34. Lawrence 27, Grinnell 0- Mansfield Teachers 40, Kutztown (Pa.) Teachers 0 Ithaca, College 20, Sampson 0. Idaho State 19, Western State 9. Carson-Newman 13, Georgetown (Ky.) 6 Pensacola Navy 27, (Juonset Navy 6. Johns Hopkins 19, Penn Military Col Wilk'es College 54, New lorlt Aggies 0 Glenville 14, Concord 13.

Indiana State Teachers 26, Illinois Wes leyan 13. Willamette University 33, University British Columbia 0. Chadron 6, Peru 14. Nebraska Wesleyan 20, Midland 6. Alameda Naval Air Station 55, Whid bey Island Naval Air Station 0 North Central 13, Lake Forest 6.

tota State 20. Great 0. ton 7. State 38 Shurtlett SO, Blinds n. iSsfcentrai Oklahoma 7 Ouachita 13 Eastern Oklahoma A.

and M. 0, Mag nolia A. and M. 26. Findlay 18, Defiance 15.

Wofiord Harvey made ROLLA SCHOOL OF MINES BEATS CENTRAL STATE Rolla, Oct. Missouri School of Mines racked up its second M. I. A. A.

Conference victory of the 1947 season today with a 14-to-7 win over the Central State Teachers' college of Warrensburg, Mo. Fullback Jim McGrath crossed into pay dirt for the Miners in the second quarter and Bob Eeichel scored in the third period to produce the victory margin. Lenn Bass scored from the one-yard line in the last few minutes of the game to give the Teachers their only touchdown. St Louis, Oct CSP)-- The St. Louis university Billikeus steamrollered a hapless Drake eleven.

41-to-12, tonight in a Missouri Val- 3ey Conference game played before 12.000 home-coming fans. It was the Bulldogs' fifth straight defeat. Oregon Wins, W. Portland, Ore, Oct. C3W-- The TEXAS AGGIES VPSET BY TEXAS CHRISTIAN, 26-0 Fort Worth, Tex, Oct --With Lindy Berry in the starring role, the Texas Christian Horned Frogs upset the Texas Aggies, 26-0, in a Southwest Conference game here today.

Thirty thousand fans jammed T. C. stadium for the 50th anniversary of the two schools' grid rivalry and saw the Frogs break a. listless first period defense duel by scoring once in the second period, twice in the third and again in the final quarter. a Stephen V.

Austin College 7, North University 18. Mexico Military Inetttute 26, High 13, Bt 19 oSud Teachers 6, Wlnort Teachers 7 Btenarck 0. -Minot Teachers 38. DieWMon (N. Teachers 20, VaUe 6, Teacher.

20, Stevew Pota Mo ntdair" State Teachers New Britain Slat. Teacher Virginia-Union 19, IJncoIn U. 7. omsbcrB Teachers 37, Jullersvflli Teacher, M. Lock BloomsbcrB Jacksonville College 14.

Sdtait Poly 6. Teachers 8, Blue Field! SUte Teachers 14, Troy (Memphis) 6, Centre Col' 'MaUSlV'College 31, Tenn State 'l4, Florida State o. High Point Lenoir Bhyne 6 (tie). University of Buffalo 40, Alfred Harwich; 21, TJpeala 0. Upper Iowa 13, Luther 0.

Eastern Teachers 34, Emory Henry 0 MUllEan 19, Western Carolina. 0. Sewanee 14, Mississippi College 0. Eton 3, Newbery 0. Catawba 19, Appalachian 0.

un 21, Washington ana Jetter(Okla.) 53, Bmcone 21, son 20. Connors Aggies C0 City 13, Cincinnati 20. Dakota State 33, Angumta (Bionx (Minn.) 3, University ol Minnesota (DuluSJo, Branch) o. ol Education 25. southern Idaho Cones LONGHORNS SCORE 5TH STRAIGHT WIN KAGNOLIA A.

AND M. BEATS OKLAHOMA TEAV Magnolia, Ark, Oct. The Magnolia A. and M. Mulerid- ers, surprise team of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference, blanked Eastern Oklahoma and 26-0, Layne's Passing Stopped by But Texans Go Overland for Three Touchdowns.

Memphis, Oct. UP)-The mighty Texas Longhorns displayed a brutal ground attack today to smash the University of Arkansas, 21-to-6, and mark their xifth. successive victory of the season and their first in Southwest Conference play. The great Bobby Layne's passing powers were laid aside as a drenching rain fell on a crowd of 28,080 in Crump Stadium which was for the Razorbacks for one day. Scott Buns 47 Yards.

Texas smashed across the goal three times, traveling 25, 56 and 72 yards after being jolted by the fancy footwork of Arkansas' Clyde Scott who sped 47 yards for a first-period score. Two of the Longborn touchdowns were scored by Raymond Jones, hard-running fullback from Houston, and one by Halfback Randall Clay-- all on bone-rattling drives from the one-yard line. Eighty-four times the Texans carried the ball compared to Arkansas' 34, and they racked up 18 first downs to the losers' three-those in the final minutes of play via desperation passes. The lineups: Scott's 47-yard touchdown Jaunt was easily the most spectacular individual performance of the rainy afternoon. This former Navy star followed his blockers to the left, then cut to his right, shook off grasping hands of two foemen and outran the othen, going across up- here tonight.

A blocked Oklahoma punt on the 13 led to the first touchdown, scored Tjy Sammy Furo; a 30-yard pass from Davis Thomas to Mike McLean scored another, a pass interception by Charles McClendon paved the way for James "Ethridge to go over for the third, and Ethridge made the fourth from the JBve after he had run 20 yards and a pass had gained another 20. Ewell Davis points. kicked the extra Still "Helling military courts have ruled that shouting "Heil Hitler" and singing the Nazi Horst Wessel hymn is a disturbance of the peace. Three Germans, the latest of a number arrested for the offense, were sentenced 90 days in Jail. Win.

El Dorado; Oct. Ouachita Tigers from Arkadelphia, Arlc, defeated East Central Oklahoma of Ada, 13-7, here tonight right. The first Texas shortly after the counter came second period opened. Gillory returned a punt 30 yards to the Razorback 25. Clay smashed for eight and then dashed 14 to the three.

He was across in two more plunges. Minutes later a 13-yard punt return sent the Texas offensive inw action again on the Longhorn Jones picked up 5, tacked on 13. and then three before H. J. Stands ambled through a hole large enough for a battleship and went to the 19, a 16-yard gain.

Plays later Layne finally tossed a pass--the first-and End Mai Bumgardner nabbed it for a 12-yard net then hammered to the payoff. Texas' final tally came on a that required 24 plays and six first" downs to cover 72 yards. Clay and Canady gained consistently as linemen tore the Kazorback forwards to ehreds. Jones finally barged over. Score by periods: Texas Arkansas T--n 6 0 0 0-- Vanilla, one of the few spices.

not native to the Orient- is native to Mexico and South America. 40. Teachers 21, arperior Teach- underdog Uaivers.ty of Oregon SCORES turned on amazing power to defeat a ragged University of Washington team 6X) in tbcir Pacific Coast Conference fooUxUl game TO ROCK ELEVEN here today. crossed the Both LittJc Rock. Oct.

Tie Little Rock Junior college Trojans recovered from a slow start to i rout the Northeast OkSaioma A. and M. eleven from Miami, Sl-lc-7. here tonight. The OklJihomans held a 7-to-6 lead in a rough contest.

drew SO yards in pen- the Trojans on 10 and the Oklahomans on eight infractions. ARMY IN EASY VICTORY OVER VIRGINIA TECH West Point, N. Oct, UPi Army held Virginia Tech in subjugation today, overwhelming the- Foutbems, 40-to-O, thereby extending Jts brilliant stnng of consecutive games out defeat to 32. NAVY WINS OVER CORNELL TO EHD LOSING STREAK penalises nullified the scoring plays. The Huskies never threatened; in fact, they spent most of game 3a their own territory, 1 36,009 trying to halt Oregon's nine plunges FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN Berkeley, Caiif, Oct.

Bears combined power alert playing and s. Tew breaks to defeat the scrappy Washington State college 21-6, today before a crowd estimated at and passes. Utah IS, Denver 7. Salt LaJte City, Oct IS. It -was the fifth straight victory for unbeaten Bears and their first coast conference win of the reason.

Denver university's vaunted "WOe WISCONSIN HANDS YALE FIRST LOSS OF SEASON New Haven, Conn, Oct. Ittiaca, Oct. UP-I Jfa-vy's sputtering football machine i finally clicked as it did in the waning moments of the Array a year ago and trounced Cornell, 58-19, to U-game twin famine. monsters" kept i i of, Utah's galloping Redskins pretty much in check today, but couldn't stop one final assault and the Vies stayed in ranks of the nation's I --Taking charge from the open- undefeated football teams with a I 'ng play, and protecting a late lMo-7 victory. cad-period field goal advantage down to the closing minutes, a AJnmnl Teams to Meet.

fighting Wisconsin footba31 team Galena, Karu Oct IS---The Ga- picked up a touchdown just before 3cna American Legion football the battle ended to Wank hitherto team will play the Riverton alum- unbeaten Ya3e. 9-0, 5n the bowl ton' learn at Rix-erton Sunday after- noon. Game tiaic is scheduled for 2:30 o'clock, Proceeds will be divided between the two teams. Funds received by the Galena team will go into a fund being raised for work on the ALABAMA WINS FROM TENNESSEE, 10 TO 0 Birminghajn, Oct American" Legion building here. HarlJng Harry Gitaer -was botOed Proceeds received by Rivertonwill up for a half by the Tennessee Colorado State 14, Colorado School 7 (tie).

State 7. Montana urfrenflty State 11. C. SfflJSS 7- HajnJJne 12, St. Jctans (JBrsx.) 19.

i visile 19. Wyoiutztii 13. A 7. 12. 19- Forest, ffl.) C.

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Thonaa 3s, XtKea- Toons 7. S. Te 7. WcMaan W. XTJ 21.

VMI TO, 21. 32. New go to the Rivertou schools. Vols today, but he completed 11 out Bob Hardwick Js coach and man- of 13 passes 3n the final half to ager for the Galena American Le- lead Alabama to a hard-earned 10-0 gion team. Steve Langford is cap- victory.

Abomt 32,000 fans, saw the tain and Shaw is Southeastern Conference battle. anfl 7. uTflpsftrire 41. SjirtngneM 36, Torsxsn 6. C.

Treason 2S. Xrrter 6. O. Kent S3. 6.

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