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loggngctcgCimc8 sunday.oct. u. 1954-f arth 9 ndians Bounce DAVIS CUPPERS PLAY MATCHES HERE FRIDAY Members of the United i States Davis Cup team? will play exhibition matches Friday at the -j Back, Win, 13-7 PALO ALTO, Oct. 23 P) The Stanford Indians bounced back from their devastating defeat of a week ago to hip the Washington Huskies, 13-7, today in their Coast 1 it, 1. far I 4 I III Ml UCLA Halfback Primo Villanueva plows touchdown from 2-yard Tine, In second quarter yesterday at Corvollis.

Oregon State line to score Bruins' third Bruins' pulverizing attack purred at point-a-minute pace, 61-0. Wild Run 61-0 Again. Conference football game. The Indiana, "combining passes and ground gains, wrapped it up in the first half! Washington suffered from five fumbles, one of which on the Stanford goal line-robbed the Huskies of a sure touchdown. Lead Changes Stanford drove 52 yards to take a 6-0 lead in the opening quarter, lost the advantage, Y-6, in the same period and smashed 83 yards in the second quarter for the winning touchdown.

There were no particular individual standouts in the Stanford comeback. Last week the Indians suffered their worst loss in Stanford history. 72-0, at the hands of UCLA. Quarterback Jerry Gustaf-son's 27-yard pass to End John Stewart highlighted the first touchdown. Gustafson dive over from the 1-yard line.

Washington came back with a 65-yard drive and converted to take a 7-6 lead shortly before the opening quarter ended. A pass interference ruling for 38 yards aided the Huskies. It put the ball a yard from the goal, where Right Halfback Bob Dunn drove over. Dunn kicked the extra point. Idaho Wins From WSC PULLMAN, Oct.

23 (Pt The surprising Idaho Vandals, who hadn't won a game all season, beat Washington State today for the first time in 29 years, 10-O. The Vandals and the fren zied Idaho rooting section swarmed onto the field at the finish, tore down the goal post and carried Coach Skip Stah- ley into the dressing room. It was no fluke for the underdog Idaho team which was supposed to lose by three Valley Hunt Club in Pasadena before leaving for Australia, President Perry T. Jones of the Southern California Tennis Association announced yesterday. Capt.

Billy Talbert, Trabert, Hamilton Richardson and probably Vic Seixas will arrive in the Southland on Thursday. Mike Green of Miami, who with Gerrv Moss will accompany the team 10 Australia, will arrive here Wednesday. Matches Friday will be under the direction of Everett Smith, chairman of the tournament committee at the Valley Hunt Club. Ford Sparks Cowboy Victory ODESSA, Oct. 23 Kenneth (Model A) Ford, a I n-Simmons freshman sensation from Breckenridge, connected with 11 of 14 pass attempts tonight for 119 yards and two touchdowns to defeat Oklahoma 13-7.

An estimated 8300 persons saw the game in this neutral city on a dry field in chilly weather. Oklahoma Fullback Earl Lunsford, the nation's fourth-ranked rushing leader going into tonight's contest, made 75 yards 12 carries. SCORE BY QUARTERS Oklahoma AM 0 0 0 17 Hardin-Bimmona 0 7 0 a 13 Oklahoma AAM scoring: Tl Lung-ford. PAT Plore. Hardln-Blmmons acorlnj: TD Sealey Belrd.

PAT Berry. Utah Aggies in 20-14 Triumph LOGAN, Utah, Oct. 23 UP) The Utah State Aggies ran up a first-half lead and coasted the rest of the way to a 20-14 victory over Colorado in a Skyline Conference football game tonight. It was the second Utah State conference victory against one loss, and gave the Coioradoans a 1-2 record. SCORE BT QUARTERS Colorado AarM 7 0 0 714 Utah eftata 14 0 020 Colorado AdtM scoring; TD Bcavara, Thomaa.

PAT Oliek, Bandera. uten Btate scoring: TO Jena. Herring. Hatch. PAT Harris 2.

his newly developed special- ty, returning a punt to a touchdown. Beaver Wen-strand booted the to the Bruin 38 and Brown, aided by Bruin blocks on key Beavers, dashed into the end zone, untouched after a 62-yard run. Peters made the final Bruin tally in the first half after the Bruins' Benjamin recovered a fumble on the Beaver 22-yard line. One play, boom! Peters sliced right through the middle for a score, shaking himself loose from four tacklers to do it. The Bruin's put the pressure on Oregon State in the KENTUCKY 4 Bruins were holding their point-a-minute pace as the period ended, 47 points in 45 minutes of play.

Braunbeck gave the Bruins their next scoring opportunity, in the fourth quarter, when he intercepted a With-row pass that had been knocked into the air. Bruin ball, first down, 23 yards to go. Shinnick put the ball on the Beaver 9 and McDougal then passed to- Hampton for the latter's first touchdown as a Bruin. Lanky Bruin End Norris squeezed between two Beavers to block. Hittner's punt, from the Oregon State 29, and Oregon Downs San Jose, 26-7 EUGENE, Oct.

23 W- Oregon cashed in on a fumble and a blocked kick for two first-half touchdowns, then added two more for insurance in the final period to defeat San Jose State, 26-7, here to day. The Coast Conference team, guided bv All-America Quar terback Candidate George Shaw, simply had too much artillery for the visitors. San Jose made it easier for Oregon by committing several costly fumbles. Shaw, who led the nation's collegians in total offense before today, passed to one touchdown and sprinted 18 yards to another; SC9RI BV QUARTERS San Jose State 0 0 0 7 7 Oregon 7 7 0 12 2fi Ban Jose acoring; TD Tereia. PAT AereHR.

Oregon acorlngr TD Oaffney, Reeve, rowen, etnaw. ri anew, a. ITATIHTIC1 Plret tfowna 13 BJs Oregon Id Ruemng yardag 93 Pausing yardage 80 Passes attempted IS Passes completed 4 Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts 8 Punting average at Fumbles lnat 4 Yards penalised 30 pi 187 30 ,13 16 0 1 7S VPI's Record Clean ROANOKE, Oct. 23 (A) Virginia Tech's Gobblers completed a 20-yard pans from Quarterback Billy Cranwell to End Grover Jones for a second-period touchdown today, then made the narrow lead stand to beat Virginia, 6-0, and remain among the nation's unbeaten and untied football teams. TOUCHDOWN! I I I .1 I Win, GEORGIA TECH, 13-6 CALIFORNIA'! 01DIST AND LARGEST.

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le eur aeesl anv tl.ii. picked up the bounding ball to scamper 19 yards for another Bruin touchdown with just over four minutes of play remaining. t'CIA LE toudd. Heydenfeldt, Norrle. LT Ellena.

Benjamin. LG BoKiioiiau. J. Brown. Braunbeck.

peterion. Palmer. McKay. RG Salsbury, Cureton, Ktikat, RT Moreno. Ray, Dills.

RE long, White. Hapton. Drbay, Bergdahl. OKUtieff. LH Villanueva.

Bradley. Brown. Mc- douisell. HH twicer. Hermann, nanaro.

Davenport, Peters, Blilunlck. OREGON STATE IE Van Lorn, Brattaln. LT Hall, Sklef. H. Williams.

Id Roberts. Bnlffen, Williams. RO Johnson, Rlggert, Ellison, RT Aschbacher. Buettgenbarh. Meyers RE Edtger, Hlttner.

Hadraba. a Clark, Wlthrow, Westlall. LH Wenstrand, Mason RH Peterson, Berry, Zwahlen, Marsh. Steward. SCORE BY QUARTERS r.

ElMAm 1, at an. UCLA 13 SO 14 14 Bl Oregon Btatt 0 0 0 00 SCORING FIRST QUARTER OftC VCLA Time 6 Davenport. yards 2:117 7 Hermann, conversion. 12 Hermann, basa lfl yards. Bradley 13:52 RKCOND QUARTER 19 Villanueva, 9 yards 0:39 20 Hermann, conversion.

Qtt ttrnwn. Al.virrt Aunt return 38 17 Brown, conversion 11 11 oat-flc THIRD QUARTER 39 Brown, 3 yards, right tackle 6:00 4(1 Rrnn. rhnverslnn. 0 40 I 0 47 0 ninnlr. 1-yd.

right 39 IcDouanl, conversion. FOURTH QUARTER 0 83 Hampton, 9-d. McDougal 4:60 (4 Bradley, conversion, eo Norris, blocked punt, 19-ydl. 11:00 61 Brown, conversion. STATISTICS TJCLA 08C First downs 4 4 Rushing yardage 498 Pnsslng yardaae 95 29 Passes etleinutrd 17 32 Passes comnleted i 3 Passes intercepted bv 3 1 Punte ,3 9 punting gverage 34.5 3D.

a Fumbles lost 4 4 Yards penalized 30 15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING UCT.A TCB YO YL NYQ Ave Davenoort 7 so ou Villanueva 100 0 100 Hermann 4 33 2 30 Decker 6 $6 68 Bradley 5 35 0 35 Loudd 1 0 0 Peters 77 5 72 McDougal! .7 5B 1 57 7.1 11.1 7 0 4 3 Shinnick 6 Brown 4 24 10 14 Ballard 3 17 0 .17 B.7 Ore. Bt. TCB YO NYQ Ave Meson Rerrv Wenstrand Marsh Steward Peterson Wlthrow Westfall i 2 I ti It 0 II 14 i a -o -J 1 0 0 0 00 PASSING UCLA Villanueva Bradley MrDougall Brown At. CmP. Int.

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int. Yfll. 0 Wlthrow 9 1 Westlall RECEIVING UCLA Ho. Loudd Decker Hermann Hampton Norris i Ore. 8t.

No-Hlltner 1 rl.rb 4 11 14 Tdi. TD 28 8 1 1 38 i 5 0 Yds. TD 11 0 Brattaln 14 0 PUNTINO Nn. tds. Ave.

Blk UCLA-Brown Ore. St. Wenstrand Wlthrow Hlttner a 69 34 5 0 No. Yds, Ave, Blk. ........4 16 365 0 132 44 0 0 1 3 11.0 1 third period after Sam Brown squib kicked to the 10-yard line.

Ellena hit Marsh and he fumbled. Cureton recovered and the Bruin had a first down on the home team's 11-yard line. Peters went over tackle for 8 and Brown 3 for the touchdown after six minutes. Shinnick Scores Taking the ball exactly at midfield after stopping the Beavers twice, the Uclans needed but three plays to go the distance. Shinnick bulled his way for 15 over guard, McDougal shot through center for 34 yards to the 1, and Shinnick dove over.

The UPSETS point try and State was still behind, 7-6. Then, with nine minutes left in the game, End Ron ald Bennett recovered a Bama fumble on the Tide 30. On the first play Silveri took a pitch out, dashed to his right and swung into the end zone without being touched. SCORE By QUARTERS MH.I.olnpl It ate 0 Alabama 0 0 IS 0 1 LSU Whips Florida BATON ROUGE, La. Oct.

Dog- 23 MB Quarterback Al gett's long passes and cannv railing, broke favored Flor ida's spirit tonight as Louisiana State University rolled to a 20-7 football victory before 25,000. LSU scored once In the first and twice in the third on 2-yard bucks by Vince Gon zales, Doggett and, Dickie Prescott. Each touchdown was set up by a new play designed especially to confuse the tight Florida line. SCORE BY QUARTERS Florida 0 0 7 07 L8U .....7 0 13 0 30 Morlda eorln: TD Brodsky. PAT sans.

L8U geofltig: TD-OonlM, Doggett, Prescott. PAT Doggett, 2. Tennessee Wins, 14-7 KNOXVILLE. Oct. 23 Underdog Dayton put up an unexpectedly stiff fight today before bowing to Ten nessee, 14-7, in the last quar ter.

SCORI Br QUARTER Dayton 0 0 7 07 TelineaaM' 7 0 0 714 701 W. 8th lot Annie (Corner 6th I Nopi StiJ VA. IBOD ii ii ananaiajl.ilig" nr. a STartll 7 9061 I "4 BRING THE TRUCK through huge hole In the ruins Continued from Sixth Page hit Hermann on the 2 and the latter was home free. A beautiful pass interception by Peterson stopped the Bruins momentarily in the second period but then Villanueva and Decker went to work to move 63 yards in six plays.

The Sanders reverses were murdering the Beavers. Decker went 29 yard3 on one in this drive. Villanueva did his run-pass-run stunt to anchor the secondary and collected 25 yards more, to the Beaver 4. Villanueva hit through right tackle to score from 2 yards out. Brown then came up with Wake Forest Loses, 14-7 CHAPEL HILL, N.C.; Oct.

23 (PI Sophomore Halfback Ed Sutton sprinted for touchdown runs of 21 and 77 yards today as the University of North Carolina defeated Wake Forest, 14-7, in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game which ended in a free-for-all. A crowd of 24,000 saw the underdog Tarheels completely outplay the Deacons in the first half and fight off a determined, fourth-period rally which produced one touchdown and narrowly missed another. Police took the field in the closing seconds to put down frpf-fnr-all amontr the leav ers after Wake Forest Half back Burt Harrison and Tar heel End Will Frye were ejected for engaging in a mix up- Waka Forest BCORE II QUAItlK3 OOP 7 014 North Carolina Holy Cross Upsets Boston University WORCESTER, Oct. 23 (PI The Holy Cross Crusaders, losers of their first four football games, fashioned a mild upset today, skinning undefeated Boston univer sity, 14-13. Sophomore Dale Hohl was the man-of-the-hour for the Crusaders as he converted aft er both of his team's touch' downs.

Boston University Holy Cros I'M 713 Oli Cross Country Ban Diego 17; Loj Angelel 46. Cartaton, 47; Orlnnell. 3D. Kansas, 13: Drake. 25.

Indiana. 29: Wheaton. 31; Buffalo St 67. Pro Football PKtnburih. 17: Philadelphia.

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tu wanner li, BUR8ANK Hnrin(ti tC IM t. Ollva till PaetfM Ilea. 9 OUT OF 10 0 S3 World's Gym" The long second period game clincher was conceived mainly on the ground, but Gustafson completed two passes good for a total of 23 yards. Fullback Bill Tarr smashed over from one yard out and Dorsey Atkinson converted. It was Stanford's first extra point by kicking this season.

Robinson Out Washington missed a fourth-period scoring chance when it moved from its own 36 to the Stanford 1. Dunn fumbled and Stanford recovered in the end rone for a touchback. The Huskies suffered an unfortunate blow this morning when Fred Robinson, 235-pound tackle, and most consistent linesman on the Washington team this season, was declared ineligible because of scholastic difficulties. SCORE BT QDARTtM Washington I 8 Slsnlord I 1 A 011 Washington storing: TD Dona. PAT Dunn.

Btanfnrfl trorlnf: TD, OusUtson. Tarr, PAT Atkinson. STATISTIC Wasn'ton Stanford Plrrt downs 14 20 Rushing yar(laj 198 Pasalng jardaga IM 121 Passes attcmplpd 16 18 Passes completed lo I Passes Intercepted 1 1 Punts 4 3 Punting average 34-5 30.3 Fumbles lost 5 3 Tarda penallred 0 RJ 1st Game in 29 Years! touchdowns or more. Th Vandals outplayed WTSC all the way, swamped the Cougar passers brought their ground game to a dead stop. Washington Stat Idaho 3 Idaho scoring; TD Ttrerbaugh PAT- HPfcS.

Field goal tnpke. ITATI8TICI Wash. Stat Pint ttown 11 Rushing yarriaaa lot Passing yardase Passes attempted 32 Passes completed 15 rstws intercepted 1 Idahl i IPS I ruiuH Punting averag Fumblea lost Yards penalised 3l 40 iii Qottk araaaratl. lae Iwm C.mf. course.

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23 Bradley Mills, an unsung junior end, sparked a fired-up crew of Kentucky Wildcats to a 13-6 victory over highly favored Georgia Tech today in a Southeastern Conference football headliner. Kentucky came to Atlanta as a two-toucnaown unaer-dog but Mills' outstanding performance gave the Wildcats the spark they needed to defeat a flat Georgia Teen team, rated No. 15 nationally. CORK BY OUAHTtftS Kentucky Georgia Tech KenturX scoring 0 0 i 6 tfj Mtlll. Hardy.

13 Cleoriua Tech icorlna: TD Hair. STATISTIC Oa. Tech 18 159 97 Kr. PI rut downe .11 Ruining rardag 310 Panning yardage PaMea attempted 1 Paaaea completed Paanei Intercepted by 1 Puntg Puntln average fumblea lnt 1 Yards pertained Georgia Wins, 7-0 20 9 2 29.9 1 85 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23 UP) Sophomore Tackle Jimmy Brown recovered a Tulane fumble in the third period for the break that boosted Georgia to a 7-0 victory over the Green Wave today a lack-luster football game.

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