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rage Twelve The Independent Kecoro, Helena, Sunday, November 18, 103(5 Whitworth after rares Pi Bobcats Iowa Looks Like Rose Bowl Opponent for Oregon State Jan 1 Montana State Hot After Aluminum Bid Utes Throw Scare Into Colorado Minnesota Upsets Michigan State, 14-13; Notre Dame Beats North Carolina, 21 A 4 Huskies Humble Stanford By 34 to 13 New Mexico Is 14-13 Over MSU Football Finals By The Associated Press Bozeman (JP) The Montana State College Bobcats, shooting Salt Lake City (JP) Utah tossed a scare at bowl-bound Colo Palo Alto, Calif. JP) Wash T-i. 4 i .1 ington's 235-pound tackle Don Mc- for a post season bowl bid, convincingly crushed Whitworth of Spokane, 54-0, Saturday, giving the school its first unbeaten, un lie AMuviuiru rress aoutnem metnodtst also was rado Saturday but the Buffs came back to score three touchdowns and defeat the Redskins, 21-7, in Iowas long inadequate Hawk- junked from a shot at the Cotton East Albuquerque (JP) Tempers iCumby rumbled 73 yards for a I touchdown after grabbing a mid eyes, now perhaps the best "bigiBowl as the Southwest runnerup flared in the closing seconds of tied football season since 1899, air fumble Saturday to start the an intcrsectional football game. The win virtually assured Colorado of a spot in the Orange Bowl the game Saturday as the New Wyoming Wiggles Over BYU 7-6 Provo, Utah (JP) Jim Crawford intercepted a pass and raced 55 yards to a touchdown to give bowl-conscious Wyoming a precious 7-6 victory over an tough Brigham Young football team Saturday. There was no other serious Wyoming threat as the Cowboys stretched their victory string to 10 straight.

They have indicated they would be receptive to a bid from the Gator Bowl for a postseason game but the narrow win over Brigham Young didn't help. Except for his scintillating run, Crawford, the nation's leading ground gainer, failed to shine. He It was victory No. 9 in as many; Huskies on their wav to a 34-13 Mexico university Lobos eked out game club in the nation, cinched their first Rose Bowl trip and a share of their first Big Ten title in 34 years Saturday by defeating 14-13 Skyline conference foot tries for the power-charged Bob-upset vjCt0ry over Stanford's foot-cats who convincingly reasserted kaii forces ball victory over the Montana university Grizzlies. Ohio State's bold and bruising The Indians came back to tie New Year's Day game as the representative from the Big Seven conference.

Missouri, other principal contender, was swamped by Oklahoma, the conference champion but barred from a repeat in Miami. With 24 seconds remaining to Buckeyes 6-0. It will seem implausible, and themselves as a top football power in the Rocky Mountain area. The Rocky Mountain Conference champions, shooting for an by a 21-7 defeat at Arkansas. Syracuse sent up a flare that could be seen by bowl selectors from coast to coast, crushing Colgate 61-7 with Jim Brown scoring an unexpected six touchdowns and adding seven conversions for 43 points.

Notre Dame ended its unprecedented five-game losing streak, beating North Carolina, 21-14, as Paul Hornung scored all of the Penn 20, Columbia 6. Dartmouth 37, Cornell 14. Brown 21, Harvard 12. Pitt 20, Army 7. Penn Stat 14, N.

0. State 1. Boston College 13, Boston U. 0. Wllllama 27, Amherst 12.

Yale 42, Princeton 20. Springfield (Mam.) 27, Hoftra I. Trinity 14. Wnleyan 7. Syracuaa 61, Colgate T.

Rochester 13, Waah. Jeff. 0. Lehigh 27, Lafayett 10. Lycoming 33, Geneva 12.

Rutgers 20. William Mary Johns Hopkins 7, W. Maryland 0. Tufts S3, 12. New Hampshire Massachusetts 7.

Westminster I Pa.) it, Carnegie Tech. 0. Gettysburg 21, Prank Marshall 0. Penn Military 40, Lebanon Valley 29. the count at 7-7, but the Huskies' running and passing wasn't to be denied as they sped to a 20-7 half play a fist-swinging incident be perhaps sheer nonsense, to those tween two players sparked a full Aluminum Bowl game bid, Dec time lead in the Pacific Coast scale brawl that emptied both the New Mexico and Montana bench 22 at Little Rock, dominated conference battle Pass interceptions, fumbles, from the opening es onto the playing field.

Parti long runs and spectacular passes the game kickoff. A crowd of 21,000 saw Stanford fumbles contribute to two of those san spectators joined the melee who support Southwest and Southeastern conference football as tough and tops, but the Hawk-eyes accomplished a minor miracle with a 17-yard pass from Kenny Ploen to Jim Gibbons that capped a 63-yard drive with the third period kickoff. A week before, Iowa was strug c.narh Tonv Storti used his en-! first half Washington touch- and it took officials and police Irish points plunging for the featured the game played before a sparse crowd of 9,798 in a steady drizzle. carried 18 times for 80 yards to about five minutes to clear the clinching TD in the final 76 push his total to 1,104. field of several hundred players tire varsity team of 48 players, downs, with a 66-yard drive add- The Bobcats led 20-0 at the ing to the other, quarter and 33-0 at half time, with! An 86-yard march plus one of and fans.

And Vale, with almost unbe Near Upset freshmen doing much of the 50 following an intercepted pass Moscow, Idaho Oregon gling even to salvage its self re brought the final two Washing lievable ease, stomped Princeton from the unbeaten, untied ranks by a whomping 42-20 score to tie Pitt Tops Army Pittsburgh (JP) Quarterback Corny Salvaterra scored one touchdown and figured in two others Saturday as Pitt's bowl-minded Panthers defeated a spect after losing to Michigan and Only 41 seconds of playing time before the interruption, Lobo end John Barefoot had tucked in a long pass from quarterback Joe Gale and had tied the game at State nipped astounding Idaho, 14-10, in the last three minutes to wound up with a 7-0 upset of ton tallies as Stanford took its third straight and worst defeat of the season. sweep into the Rose Bowl Satur day after the Vandals outplayed unaware Tempi 7. Lock Haven 33, Mansfield Allegheny 24. Dickinson 12. Hobart 33, Buffalo.

12. Balnbiidg NTC II. Great Lakis Moravian 45, Wilkes 12. Union 14. Hamilton 13.

Swarthmore 0, Haverford 0 (tl). Albright 13, Scranton 7. Connecticut 61, Rhode Island f. Drexel 20,, Coast Quart 7. Juanlta 33, Urslnlus 6.

South West Virginia 7, Purman 0. Duke 26, Wake Forest 0. Navy 34. Virginia 7. South Carolina 13.

Maryland 0. Georgia Tech 27. Alabama 0. Tennessee 27, Mississippi 7. Fla.

State 20. Miss. Southern II. scoring. A crowd of 4,000 watched under sunny skies, but a 25-mile-an-hour west wind hampered kicking.

After the game, the MSC marching band paraded into the Bobcats' dressing room, serenading the players. speedy Army team, 20-7. Minnesota, previously unbeaten. And Saturday, at Iowa City, the Hawkeyes put an end to Ohio tnem throughout and narrowly Salvaterra scored on a 14-yard run with a minute and 59 seconds the Tigers for the Ivy league lead. Unbeaten and untied Wyoming, champions of the Skyline conference, just nipped Brigham Young 7-6.

In other major games it was: East Pittsburgh 20, Armv 7: State's dream of an unprecedent missed scoring one of the biggest Pacific Coast conference football upsets of all time. Bowl Bound Vols Crush Ole Miss remaining in the second quarter. 13-13. Wayne Gares made the conversion good to give New Mexico its victory. Montana, sparked by fullback Ervin Rosera, had dominated the first half.

Rosera picked up first downs ed three consecutive undisputed Big Ten titles brightened week; after week with an all-time con-1 He engineered a 47-yard drive, which he climaxed with a nine- Trailing 10-7 with barely two The last perfect season for an: MSC football team was 1899 when! minutes to play, the Beavers Penn State 14, N. C. State, yard pitchout to Dick Bowen in ference record of 17 consecutive Knoxville, Tenn. (JP) With the school's team won three of struck for 60 yards on a nass the third period. Pitt's third OSU, averaging 308 1 Dartmouth 27 Cornell 14; Brown three games.

Undefeated seasons! fullback Carl Smith giving Ten-1 victories, from Paul Lowe to Earnel Dur- 21, Harvard 12; Boston College nessee's bowl bound express its rushing yards a game, netted den and then put over the win ij, Boston univ. Navy 34, Vir just 100. momentum, the top-ranked Vols touchdown, which came after a 5Q-yard sustained drive, was a seven yard pass from Salvaterra to Dick Scherer. ning touchdown from the five on ginia 7. All that remains for Iowa's pur rolled past Mississippi, 27-7, Sat fourth down on a run by Lowe.

isouth West Virginia 7, Fur- chase of tickets to Pasadena is a formal selection by Big Ten schools. And a Michigan victory man South Carolina 13, Maryland Florida State 20, Missis Weighty Matter were scored in 1902 and 1903 but ties were recorded in each of those years. The victory Saturday was a team affair. The pounding was so one-sided that Whitworth could move into MSC territory only once in the game that to the one-yard line in the third period. Missouri Waltz Sandown, Isle of Wight- Norman, Okla.

(JP)- -Thc Okla- urday to remain unbeaten and untied. A partisan throng of 42,000 saw the Vols yield a touchdown to the fired up Rebels on the opening kickoff and strike back viciously over Ohio State next week will bolster that "sure thing" even homa Sooners, obviously 7-045 weiRhts checked by the because they were relegated to island's weights and measures in- for the Grizzlies almost at random and plunged over from two yards out for the first Montana touchdown with about six minutes gone in the opening quarter. Two minutes later he cut into the secondary over his own right tackle and went 39 yards for another Montana touchdown. The Lobos continued to be stymied until halfway through the third quarter when Phil Spear broke loose on his own 40-yard line and went 60 yards to score. The game poked along after that until the events of the closing minutes.

the No. 2 spot in The Associated I spectors, 1,020 were inaccurate, Press football rankings, vented municipal officials reported. more-by making Iowa, ranked 7th to the Buckeye's 6th in last week's Associated Press poll, the undis Auburn 20. Oeorgla 0. Allen 10, Bethune-Cookman 0.

Quantico Marines 7. Boiling AFB 6. Richmond 45, Cast Carolina 7. Hampden-Sydney 12, Wash Lee 0. Tulane 13, Vanderbilt 6.

Oeorg Washn 20, The Citadel 6. Murray (Ky.) 34. W. Kentuckv 13. Knoxville 27.

Alabama 30. Emory tc Henry 60. Randolph-Macon 0 Tenn. State 40, Kentucky Btate 0. Midwest Michigan 41, Indiana 26.

Notre Dame 21. North Varollna 14. Wisconsin IS. nifnols 13 (tie). Iowa 6.

Ohio State 0. Minnesota 14. Michigan State 13. Northwestern 14. Purdue 0.

Kansas State 32. Iowa State 6. Wichita 14. Dayton 6. Baylor 26.

Nebraska 7. Oklahoma 25. Detroit 7. 8t. Olaf 40.

Orinnell 14. Kentucky 33. Xavier rohio) 0. Oklahoma 67, Missouri 14. John Carroll 14.

Wayne 14 (tie). Carleton 27, Cornell (Iowa) 13. S. Illinois 28. N.

Illinois 13. W. nilnois 58. E. Illinois 14.

Carthasre 34. Augustana 19. Kent Btate 27. W. Michigan 13.

The Pirates of the Evergreen for their eighth straight victory of the season. sippi Southern 19; Augurn 20, Georgia Tulane 13, Vanderbilt George Washington 20, The Citadel Kentucky 33, Xavier (Ohio) 0. Midwest Wisconsin 13, Illinois 13' (tie); Northwestern 14, Purdue Kansas State 32, Iowa State Baylor 26. Nebraska 7: tneir fury on a good Missouri conference also were on the MSC 26 in the first quarter, recovering eleven Saturday with 10 touchdowns for a 67-14 victory. an MSC fumble there.

But they lost the ball there after four the triumph gave Oklahoma its puted Big Ten champion. Minnesota upset Michigan State, 14-13, in a futile bid to retain a Rose Bowl chance. And Michigan's Pasadena hopes died despite a 49-26 snap against In Ii it Is Insurance Why Buy Less than the Best T. B. Miller Agency Dial Hickory 2-4630 38th straight victory a modern Brown Scores 43.

Points Syracuse, N. Y.W Dynamic Jim Brown scored six touchdowns and seven conversions Saturday to lead bowl-conscious Syracuse to a 61-7 victory over Colgate. It Oklahoma 25, Detroit 7. record and its ninth straight Bin Southwest Houston 26, Villa- Seven conference title under Coach Bud Wilkinson. Montana 13 0 0 013 New Mexico 0 0 7 714 nova 13; Texas Western 16, West Texas 13; Tulsa 10, Texas Tech 7.

was the worst defeat suffered by Montana scoring Touchdowns: far West Oregon 7, Southern Colgate in the 57 years of rivalry California UCLA 13, Kansas 0: between the neighboring Rosera (2) 2. plunge; 39, run. Conversion: Bray. Washington 34, Stanford 13: New Mexico scoring Touch downs. The powerful MSC line, paced by 245-nound tackles Ed Ritt and Ron Warzeka, ripped the Whitworth defense to pieces in sending the Bobcats to victory- Whitworth was never a contender.

The Bobcats piled up.473 yards on the ground, 161 from passing, and needed to punt only once. Whitworth gained, only 81 yards from both rushing and passing and punted seven times. How MSC ran behind- its mammoth line was illustrated by performances of three backs': Jim Swink Runs Wild 13, downs; Spear (60, Fort Worth, Texas (JP) Texas (57, pass from Gale). Conver sions: Quist. Gares.

HUNTERS SAVE YOUR DEER AND ELK HIDES Christian's A 1 1 A i a' Jim Swink ran wild in Amon Carter stadium Saturday to score- four diana. Oregon State, the Pacific Coast conference team Iowa will meet New Year's day, had an unexpected tough time with battling from behind to win 14-10 on a fourth-down, 5-yard scoring run by Paul Lowe. Stanford bowed out of the bowl picture with a 34-13 defeat by Washington. Tennessee, the nation's No. 1 team, found itself behind for the first time this season, but rolled to a 27-8 victory over Mississippi that eliminated the defending Rebs from the SEC title picture.

The Volunteers, with fullback Carl Smilh scoring three TDs, There are now more than 70 Pass-Conscious WSC Tops Bear million licensed drivers of motor touchdowns and smash the Uni vehicles in the United States. versity of Texas, 46-0. He shattered the all-time Southwest con- Berkeley, Calif. (JP) Pass- McLeod carried for 117 yards in ference ground rushing record in conscious Washington State col lege maintained its reputation as eight tries, quarterback Dave Alt! doing it. ran 80 yards in five tries and Jim 0reeon Beats usc the nation best major collegiate aerial team, defeating California Rada went 78 yards in five at Portland, Ore.

(JP) The Uni 14-13 in a Pacific Coast confer versity of Oregon turned loose a woosier ooerlln O. Plndlay 23, Central 8tate 7. Capital 41. Otterbeln 7. Ohio V.

16. Marshall 0. Hiram 25. Marietta 6. Western Reserve 46.

Case (. N. D. State II. Iowa Tchrs 13.

Simpson 14, Dubuque 14 (tie). Soathwest Trinity (Tex.) 34, Midwestern 6. Southwest Texas 14. East Texas 0. Tulsa 10, Texas Tech 7.

Arkansas 27, So. Methodist 13. Texas 21. Rice 7. Texas Christian 46.

Texaa 0. Houston 26. VlUanova 13. Texas Western 16, West Texas 13. Far West New Mexico 14, Montana 13.

Washington State 14, California 13. UCLA 13. Kansas O. Washington 34, Stanford 13. Idaho State 14, Air Force Academy 7.

Montana State 64. Whitworth O. E. New Mexico 28, Western Stat II. Wyoming 7.

Brigham Young 6. Colorado 21, Utah 7. Oregon 7. So. California 0.

Oregon State 14. Idaho 10. N. M. Western 20.

Adams State 14. Arli. State (Flagstaff) 20, San Diego 7. Louisville 14. E.

Kentucky 6. Parsons 34, Wartburg 20. Buena Vlata 13. Upper Iowa 0. Lawrence 28, Monmouth 13.

Rlpon 46. Knox 0. Washn (8t. Louis) 21. Butler 20.

DePaul 7, Wabash 7 (tie). Bradley 41. Valparaiso 0. Ft. Bliss (Texas) 65, Ft.

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A preview of the future came in the game's first minutes. Tafcing the kickoff, the Bobcats, racing for yardage on quick openers, needed only 10 plays to score the first touchdown with fullback Don Edwards plunging over from the one. Less than Vi minutes later, 11 of 14 attempts, including one touchdown pass. The tosses were by walloping Missouri, 67-14, in a bid to reclaim the lead for the national championship from Ten good for 106 yards. Bunny Al-drich, Newman's replacement, nessee, ine Missouri oeteai aiso cinched an Orange Bowl trip for Auto Paintina threw only one pass but it was a key one that paved the way for showed the same success.

Freshman Bob Rudio plunged over from the one to cap a 58-yard Colorado as the Big Seven run the Cougars winning touchdown Radiator Repair "Bring Vour Car Home" ner-up to Oklahoma, barred from drive. McLeod then scored the first in the fourth quarter. BECKMAi; BROS. a repeat trip, uoioraao, lis con Alt raced 64 yards on a keeper play. His touchdown jaunt was aided by key blocks by guard Chuck Jackson and end Jim Pose-witz inside the Whitworth 20.

Alt scored again minutes later ference season finished, smacked For gp Service Capital Motors, Inc. of his two touchdowns on a 13-yard run, set up Rada's 27-yard run. McLeod later scored on a 76-yard dash. Before the 2 hour match was 309 Central Avenue Great Falls, Montana Northwestern Wins Second of Year Evanston, 111. (JP) Failing carson-Newman 27.

Marville 14. Miss. State 32, LSD 13. Elon 20. Oullford 0.

Florida 7. Howard Payne 1 Lamar Tech 34, Bui Ross 7. Texas Lutheran 33. Austin 14. on a pass play from George rinkovich that was good for yards.

Marinkovich had faked a over, veteran halfback Frank Lan- National Basketball Assn. Philadelphia 101. Syracuse 16. St. Louis 12, Fort Wayne 17.

Boston 108, Rochester 88. kick on the. fourth down and don had scored from the one for eight situation. jMSC's 40th point. Edwards With the flood gates open, the plunged from the two for another Bobcats second team came in and tally and then came McLeod's Utah 21-7.

Duke made a late bid to represent the Atlantic Coast conference in the Orange Bowl with a 26-0 job on Wake Forest after Clemson, the ACC leader, had suffered its first, but a humiliating defeat 21-0 at Miami Friday night. The Dukes are four-time losers but the defeats were by highly regarded Tennessee, Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh aft-er a 7-0 upset by South Carolina. In other Bowl business, Georgia Tech battered 'Bama 27-0 in a shot for a sixth consecutive bowl to cash in after four fumble recoveries and two pass interceptions, Northwestern Saturday overcame its frustration to score on a misfiring fourth-down gam Canadian Pra Football Big Four fill IRE MM THE Biff Montreal 48. Hamilton 41 (Montreal ble by Purdue and another cap wins final playoff two-game total point series, 78-62). tured fumble to defeat the fa Magnusen's vored Boilermakers, 14-0.

The victory before 32,000 Yale Explodes TEXACO SEHVlCE long scamper to wrap up MSC scoring. MSC 20 13 21 054 Whitworth 0 0 0 00 MSC scoring Touchdowns: Edwards (2) plunge, 1 and 2 Alt (2) 64, run; 66 run-pass from Marinkovich, Rudio plunge, 1 Mc-iLeod 2 13, run; 76, run Landon 1-plunge. Conversions: Warzeka 2, Edwards, Perciavalle, Alt. New Haven, Conn. (JP) Firestone Tire and Accessor-let 1140 Euclid Ave.

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