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Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 13

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November 25, STAI HARI.f>.GISK, Vols Rally to Beat Kentucky 20 to Majors Puts No, Eleven 38-17 rfans Awaken To Thump K-State- KNOXVILLE, Nov. 24 Johnny Majors livered one mighty punt, one; kfy pass and touch-i Soartans Awaken ww a figrhtms and sn tl- niopt certain Thp Voluntepfs, second ranked nationRlly, already assured bowl the Sugar if they want: it thP'. took fheir hillbill.v l.AST iliKeady and four-jard plungi from into camp in capiialu- Ralph Pfciffpr. a fourth that ing on Kansas Slate iuniblcs and Score by pr-nods was all Maioi-s. needs overeomirii? its own bobbles, pack- Michigan Sta 0 26 only to 2 faded ed four touchdowns into the third Kansas State 0 0 next week for lO-f) record and period Saturday to wallop the Michigan State scoring.

Touch- ji.c undisputed Southeastern to 17 hpforo 34.115 downs, Haixiing (5 yard pass from Conference title in 16 years, chilled fan? in snow-ringed Mack- Panitcht. yard pass predominant- lin Field Stadium. from Gilbert (2 roofers in the crowd The ball changed hands 13 Dukes pass-run from 45 lyy) hleek at end of times on 20 fumbles as tempera- Panitch); Mendyk 2 runs'. Con- period with tures well belmv the freezing mark versions. Williams.

Ninowski. having taken 7 to fi lead and numbed hands of on Kansas State scoring. Touch- Maiors back on his fr both Kcady yard pa 5 from lfi2-pound senior Kansas opened the sconnp fp e.trly in the second period scrimmage nr) incredible 84 Ben Grossf boated a 30-yard field ni through a combination oi drcum- goaJ to climax the best east lansing. Nov ip safety Bill dnve of the came gan kick on his 40 Quarter Score hut ran backw ard seeking runn Sooners Strip Huskers 54-6 Oklahoma Offense Nets (Si Yards in 19th Straight Win NORMAN, Nw. 34 (UP) touchdowns each.

Thomts did 0 moved closer to Saturday second national championship Twim Tmlly urdav as halfback McDnn- Okhhomn eighth tally i -r TY counted hv tJiird-team aid and quarterback Jimmy ris led the unbeaten Sooners a on a plunge 'J 7 onlv 1 Both McDonald Hams scored i and Oklahoma FIRST IN A SERIES OF quarterback Jim Harris makes a first down before being pulled down by Nebrasko's Larry Naviaux (arms around Harris) in the first period of OktoHoma 54-6 route of the Cornhuskers at Norman, Saturday. OU's Billy Pricer (43) hovers pro- tectingly over Harris. It was Oklahoma's 39th consecutive win and it came at the expense of Nebraska coach Pete Elliott, long time Bud Wilkinson assistant. (UP Telephoto) period with back finnjr a earned SDli nH yards offens-- Clarence ts hesl showing three years. alter a 79-jard dnv.

In IS' It was the straight for the Bi? Seven Conference chammonE. -vhn ai-e ineUgible Pete Ellten haJb a 1 game this year. formation team A fmsl home same crowd c( time. 48,000 saw McDonald gain 91 yards Oklahoma fast- in carries. 77 vard.

on Maryland passes and intercept another for f' Orange Bow. 9 yards. He scored the fir-t Ok'a- Biid Wtl- hom. touchdow-n four to Nebns- the kickoff. takin? a from Harris across from the Score by periods: The All-America candidate 14 2 is Albuquerque, N.M., was on the Nebraska end of a oass-run Oklahoma Touch- from Harris just before the half.

dowTis, McDonald 2 iS, run after Brown Scores lateral: 46, pass from Harrl')', Harris, one of the 18 Oklahoma Dodd 2 f32, run. 12 pass from Ba- seniors playinfi their last home ker): Harris 2 (5, inin. 31, run)' ran over from the 5 and Brown (51. run); Sherrod (2, the 31. Second string full-iplun'tet.

Conversions: Hams 2, back Bill Brown, also a senior, Dodd 2, Ballard, jran 51 yards for his first tmich- douTi of the year. Nebraska Cook ('S from Junior Halfback Carl Dodd scored tu'o of five 34 scoreo rwo oi UKianoma live Ok-ahcmi-Nebraska in the first half. Didd 24 Ivy League, Big Three Championships Arend took a Kansas State Rusn.n*''''^!H**V' punt on the Wildcat late in the 17 second quarter and returned to the nine to set up the first touchdown From it to Michigan St.ite foijr plays to faw I lead it never ag.iin re- wntJh Pamtch passing te Larry Harding for the final yards and Ptn- Iteh's conversion attempt Dan Cume recovered a Kansas Stite fumble on the Wildcat 40 to bafin the third period scoring, It took the Spartans onlv two plavj to score from there with Don Gilbert tossing to Sam for 39 yards and touchdown, Williams also converted. Ala Nov Kansas State fumbled the fol- 12 s-r 4 41 Mississippi So. Maintains Tide Jinx; Ties 13-13 Yale Smashes Harvard to Snatch Children Send Honor to Babe AUSTIN.

Nov. 24 (UPj and a score in the first period. of the Texas Game and Fish Com-j Oklahoma end Delbert Long CAMBRIDGE Mass. No-'. 24 put the ball o'-er in the score in the sam.e period Yale mission.

Saturday endorsed as recovered a Nebraska fumble Tn room and vas smeared on his 26 Denn McGill and A1 and third period Yale re- quarterback Dean L'Ut'ks passed rate second quarter. Dodd caught Kentucky for'' ard, Yale twins, tere se. ve- 13 yards to fullback Steve Acker-by the Texas Tuberculosis a 12 yard pass thrown by quarter clipping its 11 on the same across for three touchdouns McGill opened the scoring with man to give Yale an insurmountR- ation to collect deer hides for use back Baker. The play had play. 42 to 14 rout of traditional rival a two-yard plunge in first ble halftime lead and close by patients who fashion leather- been set un by sophomore tackle Saturdav to rsptur- and on an exciting 78- out a tremendous career for the goods from them Steve Jennings, who blocked a Ke- RENSSAELAER, Ind.

heroic all crown and Big Three from starting Eli backfield. is a fine and braska punt Joseph's College has accepted 3 out the Tennessee 47 bauer in the period, w.gs Yale's 42nd vicHr' 'n the it a shame that so m.any deer two firit half touch- bid to play Montant State CoUtgi team -n favored Eli easi H4 41 f-34 2 er- Ward 79 thf T3rd gam.e against the Cnmson in hides go to uaste when good citi- downs brought him even his in the Aluminum Bowl game at nght sidelines fop a touch- the League classic dating back 2 being to usefulness running mate, right htif Clenden Little Rock. on Dec. 22. St pass to Will Anderson on the third The Crimson dowTs, following the first Han-ard to are so he Thomas, in season totals with 16 had an S-1 record the Kentuckv center Bill Livings was too eager to up the play and was to its th-ee from where Majcrs across on Sam Burklov converted Kenmck" pminded to th where the Vols grab 24 Vri a Clemson's Could Get Orange 1.1/4 1 thp game on two runs tlv tiwnng kickoff on 17-yard and Mabnma 3 vili talk vears thf tu'o play? later the Spartans had fourht downtrodden second S5-yard broken field another with Gilbert Orimson to a 13 to 13 gambol for CLEMSON Nov over from the two, Nlnow- Saturday, with brawny R.

L. Dirk- led fi-0 it the half converted. 5 running and 27 yard' for strictiy on erbacK Cnarlie Michigan interoepted a touchdowns handiwork thst produced a first coffin corner punt set up t.i? Wildcat on the first play after Alabama neriod a 7R-yard march. Saturday for Clemson the ensuing kickoff and took hv rjuarierback But John Gordy. Tennessee jq its 3 Bobby Smith of 52 and 15 varrts fumble in the Conference title and a probable and nimblinc Orange bid W'th a 7 win over Virginia before 16.rf)0 the K-state 44 and began a Smith of 52 and 15 yards march for its third on scores.

grabbing 1 ors the third permd. lost only Florida air The final MSU touchdown of the th's s-sson Alabsma across. period came on a Pamtch to end Harold Dukes for 41 yards. Michigan got its fina', touchdown of the day early in the final period after Vic Zucco intercepted a pass on his goal line and ran it to his own 20 went one yard for his touchdown Kansas State added the final touchdowns of the game late in the fourth period on an ard pass from Dick Corbin to Tulsa Tops Wichita 14-6 in MV Play th's now -n two. lost fan? Tl S( 14 I Thp football team Sa turd ay to plav in a game If 1 Incited.

action rfpRrpd wav for toAm mppf Tenas State in Tan ut Orlajida. Year's liav. A Southern man said hid had not frtrmaliy hut if one. a slight improvement for the Tide over its wmless six and tied M.d\‘«v jn third quarter. fullback Bob iHumphres-) Dough- conference membership still ert'.

nn officmll. the h-iw' show ended wnth a the Kentuckv toiichdwn bu? the mos' represents Delmar Hughes up the m- member. South Carolina and a one-vard Duke are other pos'Sibuities and added the extra point to send Bussey scored the only touch- thp Wildcats into the lead. down himself on a one yard sneak Score periods: converted after his punt fi 0 0 on the me; 0 0 7 fV-'t up in the first period. Vir Tennessee scorimr Touchdowns.

P'unted out and the Tigers Gordx- run with Maiors fum- yards score, We nin. Halfback Jim Smithers highlighted the How- Kentucb scoring: Touchdow-n Clemson far from im Hughes fl, plunge). Conversion. against the hapless Cav-, aliers who won but 'league game since Joining the Southern first touchdosKn came Ttm Styled long and low sss 4.. I Oem.sAn's final conference rec-.

ord 1 four and a tie Marj'land. and six wins, one loss and two ties wnth one' game, against w'eak Furman team, remaimne fullback Dickinson ran vards for a ne then moved swiftlv TULSA. Nov, 24 (UP: Tulsa from it.s own to the Smith University halfback Dick Huches uncorked pass to Don engineered a 14 to 6 victory over Omstock who it on the South- Wichita and a tir spcnnd cm to score, in the -Missouri Valley Conference Tlie wnrked dowTi to the in the fmal game of thp Southern 15 in the third period and for Tulsa here Saturday. Smith unleashed his passing pow- A crowd of 13.000 Hughes this time for 15 yards rice yards for one touchdown to end Ralph Blalock for the see and score on "O-yard touchdown. With s.vstematic power fi-om th v.dar.

Tuha a fir J. witJi Oklahoma AA-''t ff'r second the Tide kick-off on his own goal VILLANOVA, Pa. Kev. 24 tUP) line powered the Wildcats to and dropppd line, the worked University with half- fifth win against four losses in fourth Houston won the to the Alabama S7 Dickin- back Riek Sapienia a busybody in their best showing T' with a 1.3 to 0 pr'son. with end Juneau pret- all departments, mirehed spearheaded marches 66 60 and (Try the instant response of New Villanova Trounces Iowa State for 1st Winning Year in 5 Tulsa three weeks ago.

Tulsa most of the game but the Kansans ground stalled tt crucial moments by fumbles and penalties In the second quarter. Wichita capped i fi 1 -vard btck Jim Wisanin ran from the 7. He tried to run extra fcint. but was stopped short. Tulsa the follou mg kickoff viding the yards to score blocks, raced Yale Upset 19 fo 0 by Darfmoufh 37 the first three times it 62 vards in the first half bsd hall Saturdav to trounce periods Iowa State to 0 and gam its 7 1" 6 first winning reason in five xears, 0 0 0-0 Sapienza, a Junior from vuianovs scoring scored the games mitial 2 1 plunge; 2 p.is« touohdown on a one-yard rush and C.

a i Ma -ee made a circus catch between two Halhgan pa ss-run enenv defenders 2 pnss Orazione Cons ersions. for Villanova third tally. The Baypy payoff pass the hrst of tu-o thrown by reserve quarterback Sapienza Jim Orazione, who lattr hit half- Auburn Trumps am its o'vn and Hughes the ball to the 47. Tlie back Jim HaUigan with a 56-yard unit 'vas forced to punt on fourth PRINCLTON. NJ Kov 34 scoring pitch.

pci 7 down, .1 holding Mike Broun son of In the Sapien- rlOnCiCI aftinst Wichita put the Kill on Cleveland coach Paul is was the aggrieved on an the Shocker Brown, scored three touchdowns interference in the end AUBURN, Nov. 24 Hughes then scored on a rexpi'se on quarterback sneaks Villanova driving 210-pound Auburn scored its favorite and quarterback (inarlip urday to give Dartmouth a to made Villanova long distance weapon, a 67-yard kicked the first of two 0 upset victory over be- toudidown possible and rounded pass from Howell Tubbs Jim- extra pnm's fore 000 in Palmer Stadium a dav of rinsis'ent gaming my Phillip? and on a 45-yard The third Brown rstabli-shed a kicking an extra point, to turn back serapp- Flor- but in the f-mrth pcnnd mouth individual scoring record and Hslligan brought Ida State IS to 7 Saturtay. Hughes from the 30 on a with 10 for the season, a campus homecoming n'owd of The who w.int pass quarterback ijeorgr; 8 nd shut out Princeton for the 5.0(mi to it.s with precise colla- berth in the Southeastern Cenfer- Cagliola. i first since the Ti'jiers 27 to boration on their pass-run play in ence generated fi5-yard march Score by periods: 0 defeat Cornell in third Halligan made an in the final period for their Tulsa 0 7 0 from the shoulder, fingertip catch down Wichita fi outpl.q,'^d Princeton in after eluding Iowa quarter- Auburn, unable to get going Tulsa sewng Touchdowns every period ss they back Ch.arley Martin and raced 20 against the line Hughes 2 run. and 30.

pass- their first victery over tht Tigers jards for the scere, fuarterbaek Tubbs back to run from CagliolaK Conversions, since 13.5.1, a lone one hii red-haired end 2 Eronn registered the OPEMNft C.iCiE Phillips, in second period Big Tulsa seonng Touchdowns, wmning sercnd. NEW YORK Red took it for a Hugh'ss 2 (39 run. and oass- and ppnods, the drives that St. Jeseph ar.d Kew York State penetrated once to the roil from Cagliolal. Canversions.

led to them were tikes on Lafayette en Auburn on the ru.nnmg largely to the excslltnt Funnmg Dec. the eptmnf halfback Bobby Renn, the Wichita Touchdeunt, ef left half Lou and the M.adisor* Square Oirden put thair clinch- KlijaniJi (7, run). jhis replacement, Jim Mueller. Ilegt basketball season. er in the third peri.od.

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