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Ncpsho Daily News October 28,1067 Sooners Move Nearer To Big Eight Crown 4 Mizzou Faces Colorado In Big 8 Top Game KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) Oklahoma, a name syiicnymoun with Broadway plays and fool- ball winning streaks, fiuurcs to encounter light resistance Saturday in -the first lap of KR final sprint for 50 victories. Bud Wilkinson's Sooners, the team to touch off a gridiron-monopoly investigation if anyone ever docs, vie wilh in- and-out Kansas Rt.tto. Oklahoma seeks its 46th In succession and anyway yon lonk at it, deed is as good ns gift-wrapped. On the basis of comparative scores, for example, C'olonido-thc team Oklahoma vi.oeml by 14-13 two weeks ago.

Stnle was a 40-14 victim of Sonnnrs and fell before K-Slate in a mild upset Saturday 14-10. Wilkinson's iy5ii team, thought undoubtedly supcri to the current edition, rnjc-hec! its season's against Bus club, winning, al Norm.v.. Ctj-o. this week, Missouri faces iLs most important confroncc test of the year in a clash with potent Colorado. Frank Broylcs sensational rookie-year club proved its mettle against Nebraska last Saturday by coming from behind in thr victory, its fourth in six starts.

Charley Rash, a junior guard from Shclblna, shared the starring role with sophomore quarterback Phil Snowdcn by making seven unassisted tackles and booting both vital extra points. Snowdcn scored both touchdowns and completed five of six passes. Broylcs' eleven can virtually nail down tho league rumierup slot by handling Colorado. The Buff's, coached by Dal Ward, arc only 1-2 In Ihc league, but figure lo handle rcimiining tors with case after a slow start and 35-34 loss to Kansas. Missouri's Uig Eight record is 2-0.

but the Tigers have yet to challenge Oklahoma. Kansas and Nebraska pit the league's poorest overall records at Lincoln, this weekend with Bill Cornhiiskers perhaps a slight choice after their stout showing against Missouri. Kansas lost 48-fJ to Miami, its fourth setback in five starts. Iowa Stale moots unbeaten in a non-league hatllo on foreign terrain. The Cyclones have dropped two straight conference games after a fine start Oklahoma Stale, not yet eligible for the league football title, ineel.s non-conference Texas Tech after idling last week.

Cliff Specglc's team boasts an overall 3-1-1 reGames: IPF PA 0 0 1.000 148 34 Conference Team Oklahoma Missouri Okla. Stale Colorado Kan. State 4 1 1 3 2 2 3 .750 98 HO .700 85 50 .583 159 .107 .417 85 PinevillcToPlay Baptist Institute The 'IMnovllle Blackhawks will play the new Baptisl Institute football learn at Bella Vista, tomorrow rtighl, Both lea ins were organized for the first time this fall. Both are six-man football teams. The Bla'Okhawks sport a 2-3 season record.

Their final game of the season will bo at. Oiavetlc, Friday night. Cards High Team In Sunday Bowling The Cardinals took the high team game with a score of 1103 and the high team series wilh a 2,404 points in Ihe Nighl bowl- Ing league yesterday. Jay Johnson rolled the high single game of and Jim Beetle the high series of 504. The Cardinals, Dodgers and Braves each won two games from the Giants.

Pirates and Phillies, respectively, while losing one. The standings: Team Won Lost Cardinals 15 9 Phillies 13 11 Braves 12 Pirates 12 Dodgers 10 Giants 10 12 12 14 14 10 More Teams Are Dropped From List Of The Undefeated NKW YORK (UP) fen of the nation's perfect record college football loams fell by the wayside during Ihe weekend, leaving 43 schools wilh unblemished records. Only six major powers, led by lop-ranked Oklahoma, were among the list. Texas has won all six of Its games, while Iowa, Dartmouth anil Auburn had five wins in as many starts, as did Oklahoma. Notre Dame has four victories, Mississippi and Duke were among Ihe major powers dropped from the perfect-record list, Mississippi lost to Arkansas and Duke buttled to a 14-14 lie wilh Norlh Carolina Stale.

Pillsburg (Kan.) and Eastern Now Mexico lopped Ihc list wilh seven wins each, while 14 loams had six wins. 17 had five victories, seven had four and Ihree had three. Wesl Chester (Pa.) scored Ihe most points, 230 in six games, while Jamestown (N. boasted Ihe best defense, shutling oul all five of its opponents. Iowa State 2 3 1 .417 75 102 Kansas 1 4 1 .250 015 Nebraska I 5 0 .200 50 157 Saturday's results: Oklahoma 14, Colorado 13 Missouri 14, Nebraska 13 Kansas State .14, Iowa -State This week's games: Oklahoma al Kansas Slate Missouri at Colorado Kansas Nebraska lown Stale al Drake at Oklahoma 10 FRANCE WINS BERTH BRUSSELS France qualified for the world soccer cup playoffs In Sweden next year when the French national team played a scoreless lie with Belgium Sunday.

Only Five Games Separate First, Last Pet Teams When Ihe pins stopped falling In Uie Pet Milk Bowling League Thursday night there were only five games separating Ihc first and Inst place teams. The Cookers moved out of the cellar position for the first time this year by dropping Ihc first place Laboratory team three in a row, Al Ihc same lime Ihc Office pushed the Garage Into last place by them out, 3-0. In the battle for second place, the Mechanics took two from the Packers to move into a lie for first with the Lab. The high line of 20 was bowled by Ga-iley of the Mechanics, "while drccr rinsed out iRhlno and Frenks by two pins to win the high scries of The Cookers had the high Ilircc games wilh 2,388 us they moved out of Ihe cellar. This week, the Office rolls the Packers for third place, the Mechanics and Lab fight it out for first, and the Garage arid Cookers battle each olhcr lo keep out of the ccller.

The standings: Ton in Laboratory Mechanics Packers Office Cookers Garage Won Lost 14 14 13 12 10 9 10 10 11 12 14 15 KUTS WINS MEET LONDON Radio Moscow reported Sunday that Olympic champion Vladimir Kuts won the nil-Soviet Union cross-c I championship when he covered an eighl-kilomelor course in Sokolniki Park in 23 minutes, 36,4 seconds. 92 Tex as Tech NO. MAM, JIJ 1TEAD, I WAS SO FRIGHTENED- I THOUGHT IT WAS A REAL MRS. BUMSTEAD IT'S JUST A WATER PISTOL NEITHERVOUR GUN MOR VOUR LIES WILL PART AND ME. YOU, MIRA.TOVOUR QUARTERS; I'LL HftNPLE THIS DEFIANT VOUNG fOOL STAV WHERE ARE, MIRA! VOU'KE COMING WITH ME! A LIE, A MADMAN'S LIE: FOOLISH IT'S YOU NOW CO? I TELL YOU TO SEE AURA GET AWAY THOSE HORSES.

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PAIR RESTS, WITH AN ADMIRATION AK.IN TO WORSHIP, ON AN ELFIN FACE ABOVE I COUSIN MARY! WHO CAME. IN WITH WHOM! THE STERLINGS AND M'CALLS ATTENDING SHIRLEE'S GRADUATION TOGETHER 1 NICE.PAN A FACULTY GOWN TH'OOGIATCM GALS MUSTN'T AM SniAD HE'S GONNA TRICK TH' U.S. SKNATII INTOABOLISHIN' SADIE HAWKINS DAV.V SADIE DAV wiu. ll'-D coriA wi THIS till-L IN A Sl.V WAV, EOV 1 OLE. THE END OF PAINFUL -j-ij--- ISTHI Team Downs Carthage, 12-0 The Neosho team rose up offensively and defensively to down a touch Carthage team Saturday morning al Carthage 12-0.

It was Ncosho's third win againsl one defcal. Fullback Lester Daniels counted in the first: stanza on a plunge and quarterback Chuck Irvin turned the trick in Ihe fourlh period, going 15 yards on a keeper arounc end. Irvin attempted a pass for one extra point and Lynn Erickson ran for the other, but neither was good The first touchdown came after the Wildcats recovered a arlh age fumble a I mid field. The junior Wildcals slagccl brillianl defensive show in Ihc sec ond period, which was played en- lirely within the Neosho 20. Two limes the Wildcats held just a few yards from Ihc goal and look over on downs and Iwo limes Carthage fumbled away scoring opporluni ties.

The Wildcals also helped make it rough for Ihemselves in Ihe sec ond period by fumbling twice. The squad will 'entertain Cassville al 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Score by quarters. Neosho 66 0 0 arthagc 0 0 0 0-- 0 Coach Lane Praises Wildcats In 33-0 Mt.

Vernon Victory Conch Calvin Lane said today he thought the Neosho Wildcats looked a lot better In down- ng Mt. Vernon, 33-0, Friday night than they hnd the previous two weeks. "We were sharp both offensively and defensively," he said. "Our blocking was a lot better and our backs all did a good job of running," Mt, Vcrnon looked good for the first half Friday night, but then folded up. The Wildcats held a 12-0 Kalftlmc lead, one of these touchdowns being set up by a Ml.

Vcr- non fumble. Breakaway runs arc Mt. Vernon's long suit, and although Halfback Rex Matthews broke away four times on 25-yard jaunts the Mountaineers never were able to cash in on these. Matthews carried 13 times for 121 yards. The entire Mountaineer bnckfield.

was able to gain only 102 -yards rushing against a Wildcat defense lhat clamped down where it counted. Today the Wildcats will begin pnacticc for the game here Friday with the tough Nevada Tigers. The Wildcats and Aurora arc lied for the Big Nine lead, each with a 4-0-1 record. Nevada is in second place with a 4-1 record. A win by the Wildcats Friday nighl will virtually assure them of a tic wilh Aurora for Ihc championship.

A loss would lumblc Ihc Wildcats inlo Ihircl place. Aurora handed Nevada its only loss, 18-13. Today's Wildcat practice will be devoted mostly to blocking. Pads will be worn. There will also be some individual defensive drill.

BIG NINE STANDINGS All Games Team Neosho Aurora Nevad'a Carthage Webb City Cassvillc La mar Mt. Vcrnon Monctt 401 401 410 320 330 230 240 140 060 6 6 5 4 3 2 2 3 1 Michigan! Iowa In Big 10 Feature Clash Saturday by United Press The University of Michigan's Wolverines face another "must" game Saturday when they host the Big Ten and Hose Bowl champion Iowa Hnwkeycs in the Big Ten's top game of the week. The Wolverines, fresh from a Little Brown Jug win over Minnesota, must now face another serious threat to their Rose Bowl hopes. Another conference loss, coupled with an Ohio Stale win over Northwestern at Columbus, could explode any Michigan hopes of a journey to Pasadena in January. lown will carry its undefeated record to Ann Abor, but the Hawk- eyes are not eligible to play in the Rose Bowl even if they win the Big Ten Conference.

The only other team in conference play, Ohio State, will meet the Northwestern Wildcats who haven't been able to hit the win column this season. Michigan State, with three wins against one conference loss, meets the Wisconsin Badgers at Madison. The Spartans are still very much in the conference title race, and the Badgers will be out to even their Own conference record. The Badgers have won one while dropping two Big Ten games. Minnesota will entertain cellar- dwelling Indiana, The Gophers will have to win this one or quit thinking about the Big Ten title, while the Hoosiers will be trying to put a conference win in the record books.

The Hoosiers, with a 0-3 conference slate, finally found the winning combination last Saturday with a 14-7 intersectional win over Villanova. Purdue and Illinois, with identical 1-2 conference records, will meet at Champaign with the loser dropping out of title contention. SPhNKS INJURED NEW YORK Spinks, offensive guard for the New York Giants, suffered a lorn ligament in his left knee in Sunday's 31-14 loss to Ihe Washington Redskins and is expected to be out two weeks. GARMISCH PARTENKIRCH- EN, Germany (UP) The 1959 Congress of (lie International Olympic Committee will be held in cither May or June al Munich. The 1958 congress lakes place in Tokyo.

Auto Racer Killed In 100-mile Race CONCORD, N. C. A 31- year-old Richmond, truck driver and veteran auto racer was killed Sunday when bis car tumbled clown a 15-foot embankment while making a turn on the Concord Speedway. The crash in which Earl Bryant was killed instanlly, came on Ihe eighth lap of the U. S.

Modified Championship and Lee Kirby Memorial Race. Bryant was making a lurn with several other cars and left the race track on the outside, crashing down the embankment and into an cighl-inch pine tree. The race was the fifth annual running of the 100-mile event. The accident was the first falal one since Ihc Irack opened in 1946. Banjo Malthcws of Ashevillc, N.C., won Ihc 200-lap evcnl, clocking 53.5 miles per hour.

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President Elsenhower cheered on Army ISO- pounders.In 7-0 victory over Navy. ODANVILLE, Hansgcn of Wcstfiold, N. and Charlie Wallace of Chevy Chase, won President's Cup Sports car classic. New York Stocks NEW YORK (UP) Stock market midday prices: Aibbotl Lab 28W Int 3 Braves Coaches Fired In Major Brewer Shakeup MILWAUKEE (UP) Bullpen Coach Bob Kcely loday was Ihc only survivor of a wholesale shakeup in Ihc coaching staff of the world champion Milwaukee Braves that saw three of Manager Fred Oaney's aides fired. The Braves' front office discharged Pitching Coach Charlie 'Root, Third Base Coach Connie 'Ryan First Base Coach John Riddle in a surprise move late Saturday.

Former major league hurler Whitlow WyaW. of the Philadelphia Phillies' staff was immediately named the new pitching coach. John Fitzpalrick, a coach at Hollywood in 1957 and a long-time friend of I-Ianey's, got Riddle's job. The Braves said a third base boss will be hired later. Candidates rumored for the post were Ben Geraghty and Sibby Sisti of the Milwaukee minor league organization, Coach Eddie Stanky of Cleveland Indians and Charlie Dresson, who resigned Friday as assistant to (President Calvin Griffith of the Washington Scnalors.

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