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Mich. State by 7-0 Army Shackles Colorado, 47-0 East Lansing', Oct. 4 (X Michigan State clicked with passes -when they were needed to edge, out Mississippi State, 7-0, here this afternoon with a lona third-period touchdown. By Dana Moiley Army's post Blanchard-Davis' grid machine, which was supposed to fall apart when its big stars graduated, looked anything but the part of has-beens yesterday by running roughshod. over a big, spunky but outclassed Colorado eleven, 47-0, before 21,000 at Michie Statium West Pnint While increasing their string of Same Old Army COLORADO Koelbel in the first 11 minutes, carrying the ball 80 and 59 yards.

The first took 10 plays, ending with Wally Brennan's 26-yard pass to end Tom Kelleher. Bob Sullivan scored the second on the 11th play of the series. An 8-yard end run by Sutton gave the Owls their first touch Paul Brig SinerT Simntia ARMY -Rawer, SteHy -Yeoman H--nry -Byraiit FOOTBALL ARMY u. vs. ILLINOIS YANKEE STADIUM SATUROAY.OCT.il (2 P.M.) Restrvtd Scats $4.00 Price tmrtvdei Tax ARMY vs VA.

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Army amassed 23 first downs to 10, ripping off 358 yards on the R. fill. E- Allen Pudh -Trent Schreplerman Q.B Clistafsou Reilly down in the second, but HC eot Stuart R.H Rowan- Tanner Grearory this back when Kissell bulled over Gillette, Army tiuemown- -Rowan 2. ground and 113 in the air. The visiting Buffaloes were held to 59 A urn.

Shwrt. St-olt, Kuc-kh-Iia. Conversion Macmutl 6. from the five after an 84-yard drive. yards rushing and 99 by air.

hahn, third string 'fullback, smashed Of the IV backs tnat Army usea only Rip Rowan scored more than Badgers, Hoosiers Tie Bloomington, Ind. Oct. 4 (JP). Wisconsin and Indiana played a once. He produced the' lone touch down in the opening quarter, ac through center for three.

Mackmull place-kicked five conversions in seven attempts. Crusaders Curb Temple, 19 to 13 7-7 Big Nine tie here today, the 53 trA cepting a pass from Bill on the Colorado 30 before snake-hipping down the sidelines. Badgers coming back to tally in the closing quarter. Earl Maves, Wisconsin, back, furnished the thrill of the dav to the record Station and cut off tackle for 11 yards and another counter in the final ses One Man's Family Meet the Barbours grand American family xoday at 3:30 p. m.

sion. homecoming crowd of 30,000 by Worcester, Oct. 4 (JP). Off to a two touchdown lead in the A 35-vard jaunt by Amos Gil scooting 70 yards through center. mm lette and a 1 1-yard aerial from Arnold Galiffa to wingman Bert Atori opening quarter, Holy Cross today downed Temple 19-13, before dial 660 16,000 fans.

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