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41 Sunday, Nov. 1953 CCCC Parker Goat in Miss. State Loss To Texas Tech Texas Overpowers Fumbling SMU In Drizzle, 1 6 to 7 San Jose State Ties North Texas, 13-13 U.S. Grid. Scores Pacific Coast Stanford 48, Washington State 19.

Oregon 13, L'SC 7. UCLA 20, California 7. Unbeaten Havlor Takes TCU, 23-7 WACO, Oct. 31. (AP) Cotton Davidson's precision passing ave Eaylor's unbeaten Bears a 25-7 victory over Texas Christian before a homecoming crowd of 30,000 today.

Davidson threw three touchdown passes as the No. 3 team DALLAS, Oct. 31. (AP,) JACKSON Oct. 31.

(AP) A magnificent Texas Texas power broke its shackles in a slashing second half today By Ilarry M. 1 1 ay ward SPARTAN STADIUM, SAX Oct. North Texas State, leading: 13 0 after three quarters lost the handle on the Tech. line and a stable full of to whip fumbling, bumbling tricky backs blasted favored Mississippi State, 27-20 today ball and San Jose took advantage of the fumbles to gain a 13-13 Southern Methodist, 16-7, and tie here tonight before 7,500 Washington 21, Utah 11. San Jose 13, North Texas 13 and gave the loser's great quar stay in the race for the Southwest Conference football fans.

MAKCIIES FAIL. took a firmer grip on the top spot in the rugged Southwest (tie). Santa Barbara state 20. Cal Aide. terback, Jackie Parker, the worst day of his football career.

LS.U. Suffers First Defeat Sooiicrs Hip Kansas iafc MANHATTAN Oct. 31. (AP) Oklahoma's magnificent Sooners racked up five touchdowns today to defeat the Kansas State Wildcats, 34-0, and move nearer 'their sixth straight Big Seven Conference football title. The game, before a record State crowd of 22,500, shovajg the Oklahomans into the Big Seven lead with three victories against no defeats.

It was Kansas State's first loss in four conference games. Oklahoma marched 79 yards for a touchdown after taking the opening kick-off. Larry Grigg scored it from the 2 yard line. Grigg, who racked up a total of 177 yards on twenty-five carries, also scored the Sooners' third touchdown in the third period from the 1 yard line. Oklahoma 7 7 14 34 Kansas State 0 Oklahoma aroritiR: Touchdowns.

Origg 2. Herndon. Oing. Baker, conversions: Tslame. Leake 2.

Santee. al rosh 19. Stanford Frosh li. Each team marched the first time it got the ball, but failed Skillfully piloted by Sopho Conference, winning its sixth straight game. TCU 0 7 7 Two late fourth period Missis W.

Virginia Nips Penn State, 20-19 On Blocked Kick STATE COLLEGE Oct. 31. (AP) West Virginia, the Nation's fifth ranking team and No. 1 on offense, bogged down on the ground and needed a blocked punt recovered in the end zone by Tackle Bruce Eosley to defeat Penn State, 20-19, today to extend college football's longest major win streak to 12. The unbeaten and untied Mountaineers who have averaged 398 yards per game 317 per contest on the ground were held to a total of 209 yards and only 70 with their vaunted running game.

This was the sixth victory of the season for West Virginia. more Charley Brewer, the Long- to score. North Texas penetrated Baylor 0 13 6 925 Baylor scoring: Touchdowns, Jones. Amyett. Duore 2: conversion.

Smith. sippi State touchdowns saved the Southeastern Conference team from a rout. 46 yards to the Spartan 17 only to lose the ball on downs. The TCU Touchdown, Taylor; con-. Putet found 33, rstrrn Washlnrion 0.

rarlfle Lutheran 19. British olunihla 8. Wliituorth 14. spat lie Ramblers 13. asl.

rn ashington 34, Central Wash. 0. Idaho College 40. iwln Clark 14. lllamrtte 34.

Whitman 7. I'omona-l larrnumt iti, al Tech 6. East Dartmouth 32, Yale 0. West Virginia 20, Penn State 19. Syracuse 21, Holy Cross 0.

version, Parker, All-America candidate Spartans moved 68 yards but gave up the ball on tne North and SEC leading scorer, was New Mexico Wins rushed and battered the entire Texas 11. The first quarter ended score horn backfield roared back from a 7-6 halftime deficit to win going away. Phil Branch, Texas guard, booted a field goal from the Southern Methodist nine midway in the final period to put a halter on any hopes the Methodists might have held. The game was played in an intermittent drizzle of rain ALBUQUERQUE, Oct. 31.

ame. Only in the last few min less soon after, and it remained (AP) Bobby Lee, fleet half Richmond 11, Boston College 0. utes did he show anything of that way at the half. his touted form. back from Alamogordo, today led the New Mexico University The deepest penetration was made by San Jose to the Eagle 34, where two pass plays failed.

Texas Tech 6 7 7 7 27 Mississippi state 0 7 13 20 Scoring: Texas Tech Touchdowns: Lewis. Splnks, Janes. Sides. Conversions: gpinks 2. Klrkpatrick.

Mississippi State Touchdowns: Davis. Joseph 2. Conversions: Parker, Glasgow. BATON ROUGE Oct. 81.

(AP) Mississippi, piloted by long range bombers Lea Paslay and Houston Patton, blasted a wild-running Louisiana State University from the unbeaten football ranks tonight with a 27-16 victory. The two quarterbacks took advantage of LSU's main weakness, a porous pass defense, with incredibly long aerials that ate up nearly 300 yards, accounting for one touchdown and setting up three more. Thrice-tied LSU kept a partisan crowd of 45,000 hopeful to the end by almost matching the Mississippi air game with a ground attack that Unleashed Lobos to a 20-18 victory over the Denver University Pioneers in a gruelling Skyline Conference football game. with 51,000 in the stands. 7 3 Ifi One was a near TD maker, Bobby Reinhart's bulled throw of 30 yards barely slipping off Pat Texas .0 Southern Methodist .0 0 07 Hirams fingertips on the one Shop Both Sears Stores Friday and Monday, 12:30 to 9:00 P.M.

Other Days 9:45 to 5:30 P.M. yard mark. The Eagles scored just 4 min Fordham 20, Miami 0. Princeton 27, Brown 13. Cornell 27, Columbia 13.

Harvard 42, Davidson 6. Colgate 33, Rutgers 13. Villanova 21, Xavier 11. Temple 7, Bainbridge Navy (tie). I rslnus 14.

Wagner 6. Juniata 39. Susquehanna 0. Khudo Island 18. Springfield Williams U7, I nlnn 20.

Norwich 38, Mlddlrhury "7. imnectlcut 6, New Hampshire 0. Brandies UH, Massachusetts 14. ktiisa Point 40. Brookljn Collrie 0.

II. mdc.it! 38, Bate. 1:1. Weslryan 27. iswarthniore, 13, Slippery Rock 27.

n.eneia 13. toast (iuard 2.1, Trinity 11. Maine 43. Colby 13. Carnegie Tern 13, St.

Ylnrent's 7. Hubert 19. Hamilton 0. iWhrstcr 25, Oberlln 12. Ihiuh 20.

Burknell 6. Drlawars 18. Muhlenberg A. utes, 43 seconds into the third period, going fifty-six yards in seven plays. Quarterback Don Baker sneaked one yard for the touchdown and Gene Bahnsen added the extra point to make two long touchdown runs.

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Wooiiler 3.1, Allegheny 7. Amherst 13, Tuft. t. Albright 21, Moravian 13. IMrklnson 13.

Irerl 7. Washington Jefferson 32, St. ranrls 7. Srrantnn 20. 1 psala 19.

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Bohnsen's i MONDAY-TUESDAY WEDNESDAY victory over the College of Pa cific yearlings today in Memor ial Stadium. i Take advantage of this 3-day offer-enjoy the finest in TV! The Sparton Frosh were in side the Tiger ten yard line four conversion attempt was wide iff times prior to the touchdown run. but Pacific managed to SILVERTONE 21-inch Mahogany Veneer Console hold. Only fifteen players suited up for the Tigers. Porkers Surprise Texas 41-14 i iisi Mnu II II i 111 1 lllj LITTLE ROCK Oct.

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Larry Rice added the point. MATTHEWS RECOVERS. Two plays after the kickoff the Eagles miscued again, Matthews recovering for San Jose on the Eagle 28. 'fir SAVE' L-s I II 40 single wir.g power to its great est heights tonight as the Raz- 19.95 Easy Terms 29B orbacks stampeded a favored Texas football team 4114. Powerful set in brown plastic case.

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State 6. Minnesota 35, Pitt 14. Notre Dame 38, Navy 7. Michigan 21, Penn 11. Illinois 21, Purdue 0.

Ohio State 27, Northwestern 13. Nebraska 9, Kansas 0. Wisconsin 10, Iowa 6. Butler 32, Valparaiso 20. Western Reserve 20, Wathlnrton Ot.

Ixiuis) 14. Kent Mate 41. Bowling C.reen 7. Heffanre 2 i Anderson 14. Cincinnati 27, Dayton 0.

Denlson 34, Wittenberg 20. I Indla.v 33, Ashland 14. Ohio I nlverslty t7, Western Mlchlran 13. Ball stale 14, St. Joseph's Indiana State 38.

IlrPauw 0. Wabash ts.1, Hanover 6. 1 astern Kenltirky Kvansvills 9. Undlay 33. Ashland 14.

Kenynn 12. Wilmington 8. Musklnggum 48, 6. Otterbelu 20. Hiram O.

North Dakota 28. North Dakota State 6. ItHlduIn Wallace 47. Case lech 0. Miami (Ohio) 81.

Toledo 0. Heidelberg; 28, Morris Harvey 12. Drake 21. Bradley 13. Hanillne 25, St.

Thomas 6. South Duke 48, Virginia 6. Clemson 18, Wake Forest 0. George Wash. 23, Wash.

Lee 7. Auburn 16, Florida 7. Maryland 24, South Carolina 6. William Mary 7, North Caro-- Una State 6. Tennessee 20, North Carolina 6.

Alabama 33, Georgia 12. Georgia Tech 43, Vanderbilt 0. Army 0, Tulane 0 (tie). Texas Tech 27, Miss. State 20.

27, LSU 16. Florida State 12, V3II 7. Furman 7, Wofford 6. Randolph Macon 26. Johns Hopkins 11, Kast Tennessee 21.

Tennessee Teeh 13. Prebterl(in 28, Catawba 19. Memphis Slate 27, Southern 111. Murray Stale 33, Morehead State 0. Centre 39, Manchester 7.

Southwest Oklahoma 34, Kansas Slate 0. Oklahoma 28, Tulsa 11. Texas 16, SMU 7. Baylor 23, TCU 7. Arkansas 41, Texas AtM 14.

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(AP) Placekick Artist Quimby Hines came off the bench to dragged down after 27 yards on the Spartan 48. Auburn Triumphs AUBURN Oct. 31. boost the extra point that provided the victory margin as 1 Arizona 39, West Texas 6. William and Mary defeated K.

C. State today, 7-6. Hardin Simmons 27, Tempe 20. A homecoming day crowd of (AP) I by star Quarterbacks Bobby Ftivman arid Vince Doo-ley, Auburn edged further into 7,500 saw William and Mary march 76 yards to score after 1 Purchase on Sears Easy Terms the bowl picture today with an Panhandle A4M 26. Flagstaff 21.

Rocky Mountains Colorado 41. Iowa State 84. Utah State 33, Montana 14. New Mexico 20, Denver 18. Wyoming 27, Brighain Young 0.

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Colorado ollege 13. olorado State 7. Carroll College SO. Montana Mine 0. Colorado Mines 20, Adams State 7.

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Texas At.M 14 3 Auburn 16, lorida 7. 4 Baylor 25. TIT 7. 5 lenison 1 8, ike Kneest 0, 6 Colorado 41, Ion a Stale 34, 7 Cornell 27. Columbia 13.

8 Alabama 33, Ceorgia 12, 9 recuse 21, Holv Cress 0. 10 Missouri 14, Indiana 7. 11 Mississippi 27, 1-sl 16. I-I Mlnn.lnt. IK.

Pitt 14. Washineton 2 2 1 89 100 Philadelphia ,2 2 1 .500 134 113 nated by Joe Davib 26 yard field 159 OP 100 ytv York 14 0 .200 81 Chicago Carrls 0 5 0 .000 72 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet. PH. petroit 4 1 0 .800 122 Jj 4 1 0 .800 138 Pan Francisco 3 2 0 128 Baltimore 3.3 0 .500 1 1 1 goal to give the wmners a lb-u margin in the third quarter. Miss.

Southern Upset 101 117 139 13 Texas Teeh 27. Mississippi State 20. 14 Nebraska 9. Kansas 0. 1.1 Notre Dame 38, Navy 7.

16 Texas 16, SMC 7. 17 Tula 0. Army (tie). 18s. 4flers-t hIBears (today).

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