The Daily Sentinel from Grand Junction, Colorado • 18

St St Koi tor oo (00 10 0l 1 Mavericks defeat tJtalh Branch Aggies 11- 1 4 SO! ton Mesa Stages Scoring Spree In Third Quarter to Break First Half 7-to7 Deadlock Series of Spectacular Upsets Saturday -With Stanford, Tulane Defeats Leading List; Minnesota, Notre Dame Victors gr! 1 tiff feri kot 1 the (OS tor eh I) hi lex tub Cory. Feitherstone, Dorsey and Bowl Score Touch-fowl for Local Crew, Aztf Threaten In Third Quarter, Too, But Field Goal Attempt Fails Cross, Yale, Illinois, Marquette, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Defeated; No Stopping Powerful Nary, Fordham, Penn, Northwestern; Nebraska, Missouri Win Easily the Mean team, wha has been beached with aa aakla Injury, flayed a few minute. It wrcefylathr-bekflld who turned In on of th meet crushed Wisconsin, 41-14. Ster Juxwlk and Angelo Bertelli id Notre Dam to a 30-0 triumph om Georgia Techs Engineers at froi no: A 1 Bit tf SUE bzl 1 era froi dor the its' ft SUE tf Hnl 13 wai tlO! tier I ad and pol SCO 1 ad oa Jr i off la i sot i re thf. COD i and torj kea tog.

-(SpscW'" uuh tlilre quarter, tie Maverlek lr0 fdh.hA todVjtl Agricultural collet nr 1 34-14 Fleetfooted Dan Cory of the Meta aggregation teored the flrtt tooehdowa la the sot the visitor beck la the ball pot after the home team had pounded do a a iouehdown Jn the ft rat period. A plaeekkk by Bill evened the ecore at 7-alt and the half eaded la a deadlock. The the hard-hltUag Maverick came back la the third period with Hat reatheretone and Carl Dor-botb trotting OTer the goal ey waaa't all a bed or roea for the Marerlck la the third period. Dean Klrkman, Aggie substitute back, latercepted a Pe and raced gg yards. A field goal attempt failed.

The final Maverick marker eame JC gh fourth quarter whea Bowl acored oa a lateral. rTh Aggie clearly outplayed the Coloradoan during the Urt quarter, bat the. Mesa machine got rolling la the final three ataaiaa and hd th gam welt aa-der control. la.th flat! mlaatea, th home team pat over Ita final marker, dim Glbeoa, atar halfback of FOOTBALL SCORES COLORADO HIGH SCHOOLS -Fallaada. 13, Meeker 7.

Aak Creek St. Joseph sj Den- 7 Hayden 1. Bine I Craig 1, Cleawood 9. Cortei Dnrango (. Wet Dearer 10r Manual South Dearer 32, North Dearer ft.

i Holy Family T. Littleton 0. Norwood 11, Tellurlde t. Wellington 14, Berthoud 0. Regia 41, Holly Crot Abbey of Tfcnoa City t.

swklfni eihlbltion. of the day. B1ng and running wer HI pining outatandlng. Ia th line Vaac Thornburg. Richard Goas and Grover Worley turned la top performance.

Other atari wer Bob Renner, Reglen and Fettheretoner -4- Nebraska Slams Kansas 32 to 0 -For Second Win Lincoln, 11- (JP) Nebraska dimmed over fiv touchdown today to wallop a aopho-more-itudded Kantaa football team, 31 to 0, for the second conference victory by th Hutkera, defending Big Six ehamplona. The Hutkera won the ball game la four mlaatea after Kama got off to aa aoepldoui start. The ball wtt on Nebraska's 40 when Ralph Miller the Knt panner who tpent a bird afternoon before tearing the game la the third period, dazed by th impact-af three tackier hurled a long toe that Dal Bradley picked oft oa th Hutker 25 and carried back to th Kansas 17 behind a fall of Hutker linemen. Then, with fourth tad four. Vlk Francis, who openlr boaats he It out for all-Americaa honor, ripped thru the middla to the Kansu two.

Bradley eouldat short th bait over, but Francis scored the touchdown, with a imuh that carried him fir yards Into the end none. The gam wat put beyond t-clalm by Kama la tha- second qirartar when Nebraska took 20 to 0 lead. The period with the Nebraska second team raor-l ing to the three, where-Kaaaaa halted th drive, and then coming back to the seven after the Jayhswkers punted out. At that point Major Lawrence M. Jonea tent btek hla tint stringers and they got a touchdown oa tw playt, the acorhig shot being a six yard -quarterback tneak by Marvin Athey.

A.mlnnte later the Hnskers had another score on Allen Zikmuads 17-yard run on a reverie, with Francis blocking excellently. Two fourth period touchdown cam by second and third string lineup. gae'L 1 MinnesotaSwamps Illinois 1 34 to 6 in Title Warm-Up Dalex Breaks Loose on First Play for 73-Yard Touchdown Gallop; Outclassed Illinois Rallied for -Single Score With Three Minutes to Go Colgate, Princeton, Holy Kentucky Join Ranka of Duke, Michigan, Texas, By HERB BARKER Now Tork, Oct 11. (Stanfords Indian, Rose Bowl champion! and heavy favorites to soar their second successive Pacific Coast conference crown, eame to the end o( football's undefeated trail today along with Tnlaned mighty Green Wav and a host of other major potters in a aerie of spectacular upsets all aioag th way. Stanford fell before Oregon State' hardy eleven' la" tight battle at Corvallis, 10-0, breaking Typewriter Talk By WILLIAM NELSON Grand Junction TIgera have mads 12 touchdowns without a singl extra point conversion.

Ths downtown quarterbacks are wondering wherein lie th weakness and ar anxious for a remedy, because that extra point often determines the margin ot victory. Montrose converted tlva out ot seven extra point Friday night in th tilt with Delta I Peterson booted th ball th majority ot th time, with Romero bolding it In position. Th acoreboard at th athletic field looks, in th word of oa school teacher, ilk deserted house in th dustbowl. Badly in need of paint, tha board leans aa tho it bad been thru some pf th duet bowl windstorm, and in short, it In hit incongruous with th snappy -uniforms ot players and band and pep club' members and with the excellent show' staged between- halves. It always has beea a puazl why a good acoreboard was not arected year ago.

It would seem that hoard which gives accurst information on at least how many minutes therirare left to play, and th score in attractive mauneg eoulil be provided. It might be necessary for noma sort ot communication system, arranged to Insure 'accuracy. Th downs and yards to go could easily bt included oa th board. Another thing that always pus-tied 1thla writer was why high school pep clubs do not organize in th spring for fall activities. Decision- on-type of uniform eould be mad then, and th clubs could be ready to awing into action at th first game.

Club of many school wait until school start be-foredotnq anything abouP' th season, and by th time the gtrls ar prepared, football i usually about half over. Coach Robert F. JBob) Herrick ot th Faonta Eagles displayed unusually good sportsmanship in tha 36-to-0 thumping administered to his team bythe Tigers Friday night Western Colorado coaches are noted -for-belng, good- sports, and Bob did an unusually good Job of taking defeat gracefully, it brings to mind that almost worn-out expression, It woesnt matter whether you won or lost but how you played the gam i what counts, which i tho ossenco ot American sport. the factories 0ur Orders 5tk. fectorle weve don busineae with tor years practically ignore any orders ws send more bicycles.

Luckily us put in a stock ot over new model last spring. See Western Colorados Most Complete Bicycle Selection Here! If youre contemplating purchase of a bicycle loon plsy safe come in and pick it out qow. We still hs western Colorados finest selection, but theres no telling how much TongerTt will be complete. feeAere Seisin For Life, and Iver Johnsoribi-cycles. Gapcoia BICYCLE SHOP Phone 13,1 329 Main I BOCTT MOUNTAIN Mena College, Id, Utah Branch Aggie 14.

Ltah It, Wyoming t. Colorado College It, Montana tat 7. Pueblo Jsaior college 0,, Adams State (Tie. Fort Lewis 0, Trinidad J. C.

li. Western Etat Idaho South-era Breach Colorado U. 11, Utah Slat 7. tb Indiana winning streak of 12 successive victories. Oregon 8tala fnirly earned Itn victory, gained by a first period field goal by Warren Sima and a third period tooehdowa by Bob Dethman Tulane, hailed as th Southeastern conference greatest power after tts victories over Boston college and Auburn, cams a cropper at Houitoa at the hands of Rice Owls, 10-3, in a sensational duel.

These were the main victims ot tb day but thd list ot schdola suffering -their first -defeat -was a Joog one Colgate, Princeton, Holy Cross, Yale, Illinois, Marquette, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Kentucky to mention a few. There was no stopping such powerful arrays, however, aa Minnesota, Navy, Fordham, Penn, Duke, Michigan, Texas, Northwestern and Notre Dame. 'Minnesota, paced by Bill Daley and Brue Smith, hammered Illinois into submission, Michigans Wolverine, again led by. Sophomore Tjm Kusma, trounced Pitt, 490. Held to a 14-14 draw in the first period, Northwestern turned loos Its immense power and MOUNTAINEERS BOW'IMO 6 TO BRANCH IDAHO Gunnison, Oct.

11. jp Idaho Southern Branch beat Weatera State 13 to 3 today, la tha homecoming football gam for the western Colorado college. Both Southern Branch acores came ia th 'second period. Lett Halfback Dykeman passed to Right Halfback Wllsoa on the goal Una tor th drat, then ran a Western State punt 75 yards thru broken field for th aecond. Right Guard "Wells placektcked th extra point after th aecond Near tb end of the third quarter Hitchcock, freshman halfback for Western State, snatched a Southern Branch tumble out of the air and ran 70 yard for a score.

Western State, with Just -barely enough men in uniforms to put a team on th field, was allowed to play freshmen in this non-con- ferene contest. Dykeman and Fullback Patton led two goaiward marches in tha opening quarter, but Western States Mountaineer stopped both on th 10. coon SMI FEATURING si tcr-wrA' low iw Northland bkla Groawold Ski Lund Ski 'fct-rglflirnn Chippewa Ski Boot White Stag Ski T9e St. Croix Ski Clothing Greta Piattryr Sweater Accessories After-Ski Slippers Opank Ski-Spender Non-Fogging Goggles All Typie Waxes ASi Granlt Base Ski Pina WESTERN COLORADOS MOST COMPLETE SKI AND ACCESSORY SHOP Rental Dept. Skis, Boots, Poles Rented Rinding Mounted Skis 'Base Waxed Sporting Good'; 'Credit Jewelers- Texas.

Longhorns, touted as (J. most certain winners ot the Southwest conference see, brushed Okie, home aside without trouble, 40-T, with Jack Crain scoring twice. This set the pace for a sensational day for Sonthwest conference as a whola, for Rice whipped Tulane, Texaa A. and M. ran wild In ths aecond half to rout New York Chris! In, butseored Indiana 39-14, and Southern Methodist spilled 'Amoi Atqpzo Stages College of Pacific eleven, 34-0.

tn the lone eonfei-Turn to Pag II. Col. 3. Irish Crew; Mows Down Engineers Atlanta, Ga oA. 11.

(Jp) No-tre- Dame's well-oiled harvester mowed down a game but outplay, ed and oatpassed Georgia Techt quad today. 20-0, befor unbaked fans. Techs broken-field marvels Johnny Bosch and LIT Davey Eld-ridge wer sewed up effectively by Notre Dame's fast-charging line and except for brief (lurry hi th aecond period It was an Iriah wiki for the Engineer. A blocked kick la the first pec-lod, when chunky- Jim Brnti smashed thru from tackle, set up Notre Darae'a flrt touchdown. Starting from Tech 45, Angela Bertelli and George Murphy got together on two 31-yard passei, added them to a couple of two-yard plnnfesbyFullbackDIppy Evans to reach Tech eight.

There Evan hulled tolhe five and Ber-telll faded back" With a "third ptie to Murphy for tho touchdown. The Irish scored with an explosive one-two punch again in ths aecond. Bill Earley, qnarterbsrk, returned Tech punt to hla 37, and from ther Juxwlk wheeled around left end with a roaring S-yard touchdown run. Bosch's fumble In' the thirl period gar Notre Dam its third break, starting on Techs 32, Notre Dam scored in seven play. Steve Juxwlk plied over from the four to round out "Thai score.

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Hampdea Sydney 6, Frnklln- MariTistri tr Firmer Refuse to Curl Up Alter Colorido Takes Lead and Score Once, Threaten By JATVES9EL8 -Minneapolii, 11. (JP) Minnesota warmed up for Its Big title defense today by swamp- ing Illinois 34 to emphasizing Its superiority by springing lull-back Rill Daley loose for a 73-jard touchdown gallop on the game first play from scrimmage. Th Golden Golphera huge forward toyed with the lighter Illinois linemen while Captain Ruce Smith and Daley and an assortment of aubntltues ran wild. Smith and Daley enrh got two touchdowns. Midget Bud Higgins got th other, Illinois, outclassed.

never quit gallantly rallied for a tingle touchdown with three minutea to go in the fourth period. The score at tpe half wai 27 to 0. Daleys dash took the Neat off and permitted. Coach Bernle Bier-man to pour in the substitutes, using forty men in the first JiaH alone. The second score esme shortly after Illinois first two plays netted a 14-yard deficit.

A short punt Into-the wind carried only to the! Minnesota score rolled up early In the third period with th regular performing and Smith driving over from the Illinois eleven. A punt by Walter Correll that scooted out on the Minnesota four helped th Illinois get etnrted 40. Don Griffin slipped thru center for IS to the Minnesota 22. A forward shot him to th Mlnneslta eight. Then Griffin dropped a pretty forward into Quarterback Laver Astrothi arms behind th goal line.

ward shot him te the Minnesota player used were two Billings, boys Hein at end annd Frlcker In the backfleld. Rice Owls Stun Tulane 10 to 9 Houston, Oct. 11. (JP) Rices Owls delivered a stunning upset to Tulane today, whipping the-LJreen Wave 10-D as Bob AltllllMICCf Oklahoma 40-7 Dallas, Oct. 11.

(JP) Mighty Texas trampled gallant Oklahoma 0-7 today In a show of power that amazed even the most ardent Hamilton 17, Hobart It. Lonlalaa Tech 9, Auburn' 4. Texas Christian 20, Indiana 14. By LOUDON KELLT Kansas 0, Nebraska SI. Boulder, Oct.

11. (JP) Westers Maryland ML EL Football played Impartially Mary's oa both sides but Colorado made Hopkins 0, Washington I. more effective use of th ally. Wabash 14. Earlham 4.

Ibeatlpg.Utah State 11 to 7 today. Toledo 7. Marshall SI. Colorado had to fide ont a Northeastern IS." scare-producing lata game rally Fordham 27, North Carolina It 'by the acrappy Utah farmer in Tnlan t. Rice 10.

winning ttn first lame of the a- Richmond 9,. Virginia 44 ton before 7,500 KiblUern this Notre Dame 20, Georgia eoy -afternoon Again; Luck ImpirfiaTTo iwsder- rM The 29-polnt underdogs before the kickoff time, refuged tq curl up after Colorado took a two- 41 The famous playing-fields ot Eton In England have been lent loan aircraft manufacturing con- Illinols 35. Daley and bmith each, and a safety In the Second hxlf'certt fob employes recreation. got quick first downs and then but Its running attack bogged. I Daley shot over from the eight.

Brumley scored all of Rice points. Tulane scored as touchdown Trinidad College Licks Fort Lewis "Trinidad, Cct. 11. (JP) Trinidad Junior college celebrated homecoming today with a 12-4 victory over the Fort Lewi Aggle3 of Durango, A forward pau from Biasing to Webster and a lateral to Bayre produced th first Trlnidad-toucixT down In the opening quarter. In the fourth period Fullbacx Wet Burke snared an Aggie past and ran 8Q yeardt for a score.

BothCrewr eight-yard line. Vern Locknrd Colorado's scholarly halfback from St. Francis, lost little time In slamming thru right tackle for th touchdown. It atood at 5-0 until late in th third atanx when Lockard quick-kicked Ltah State Into a hoi with a 45-yard spiral. After the retura punt, Lockard flitted 25 on a reverse fo Ltah State 14.

ReUlywLbeq up perfect pas for Haney Click, Colorado end. fo catch in the end aone. Utah States touchdown Jaunt fine and. ended with Mel Wood. 155 pound "substitute -buck from Salt Lake City, scrambling across ths acorln line at right tackle.

In th third period Utah Stgta twice camped In Colorados front yard ind once a U. A. C. end dropped a pass one atrldq from a totichdow n. Colorado had Its share of 111 lurk, too.

For Instance; In the second period, after Paul McClung had whipped a beautiful pas to Dick Woodward lor 47 yeards to the Utah State six. Lockard fumbled just aa he was about to cross tor a touchdown and Bell grabbed the loose ball In the end ion for a touchback. The Buffaloes showed alert pass defense in ths same period as Utah smacked the ball out of his paw yard stripe. This gate Utah State time for just one play before the gun. Bell) tried to pes.

fra hemmed In end hurried end his throw traveled about a yard before Guard Gus I sped gLjjtarted when All-h Intercepted a yartfil for. 1hfcr Tbrsitvf' fourth period, Halfback v(AIIen their star 11 afternoon, knocking off 14 In one chunk on lateral. Then they traveled'7 yard 4a, a (Inal challenge, mainly on Little Marvin Bells passes, but Tex Reilly, Colorados freckle-faced sophomore from Matador, Texas, knocked Ihem out by swiping a pass three yards from his own goal line. Colorados first touchdown early In the second period was a gift. Melvin Manning of State, Jiack in the end son to kick, ass given a bad knap and hit hurried effort went out on the Michigan Swamps Kan tat State 0, Missouri 35.

Arkaniu 7. Baylor 20 Oklahoma '7, Texaa 40. ig'avrtbCA' I 4u New Mexico Military 31, Nw Mexico Highland U. 12. Alabama State 0, Florid A A M.

22. Xaxler 11, Lemoyn I. SL Thomas Bt. Paul) 21, 8L Johns U. (Collegevllle) (.

Oregon 20, U. 8. C. t. Valparaiso 7, Manchester 24.

Villanova I. Florida 0. N. C. State 0.

Furman 0. (Tie). Washington 23, Washington State 13. Santn Clara 1 3. California 0.

New Mexico Teachers 0, Arizona State Teacher at Flagstaff 24. Lehigh Rutgers 10. Wake Forest 0, South Carolina 0- (Tie), V. A. 7 William 15.

Norwich 20, Mass. State 0. Bowdoln 6. Amherst 23. Clemsna 25.

Boston College 13. Tufts 15. Bates 13. Haverford 27, Susquetiana' 0.. Carnegie 4, Muhlenberg 25.

Otterbeln 14Oberlln 12. Stanford 0, Oregon State 10. 8. Dakota 7, N. Dakota 14.

Lawreece lfL-CarlfctotL 7. Knox 0, Grlnnell 12. Southwestern 13, St. Bene- dilts 0. (Alabama 41, Howard 0.

Lincoln 6, W. Virginia State 14. backers of Longhorn Rose Bowl1 hopes. I Forty-five thousand fans sat spell-bound as th Orange Wave engulfed a fighting Olkahoma team In one of the most crushing, 'defeats tn th long history of this, fair gridiron feature, jack Crain always reaches the heights against Oklahoma, and 'h did It again today. The pudgy mtle Cowboy broke Oklahoma heart the iast season i.hn when he was the difference fori Blcycl for for 200 another poor Illinois punt'that sdt up the Gophera drive from the Illinois 40.

The payoff plunge this tfme was from the fiv with Smith lugging the bull. Half pint Higgins came In to i get the fourth score on a 14-yard gallop In the second. The final Angeles. Oct. 11.

UP) gon L'nhersitys greatest football eleven In many years wrecked the come-back dreams of the Trojans of Southern California today and scored the first triumph over the Cardinal and Gold since that dim. distant year of 1913. Led by a aix foot southpaw kicking and passing sensation named Cuitla Mecham. the Oregon registered a 20-6 victory joteraTioJan mac hlne which sow- ed surprising spirit In bouncing 'bark fiom a 33-0 whipping ad- ago. HUNTERS! Your deersktna are horth 32.00 each In trade on a genuine buckiklrt Jacket.

Inveatlgate Immediately DUKE HARRIS 42 MAIN I 4A A rambled to th enemy eight A llloDlirirn line and sound up four plays later on the 14. Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 11. UP) Tb apectatois had two wacky Michigan Introduced a modlfl- plays to talk shout Just befoie tho half McClung diopped far hack to pass and as hs cocked his arm. Howard.

Ltah State end cation of the intricate into Ita football syatem and wrested a hard-fought, touchdown from-Pitts- Dick formation tods first-half tmrgh'o wuraad Jlaatliers hefprf1 rolling up fue more in ih.tnd fe1T'Pn tt by Ohio State a wees Texas between victory and de- i feat but Crain' dldn hog the show. B-Y' and buy GIGA ns last 30 minutes to win it third successive victory, 40 to 0. LANDIS IS ILL Depauw 14, Hanover 0. Franklin 0, Indiana State 5. Johnson C.

Smith 14, Virginia State 13. Davidson 0, Sewane 7. Dickinson Jefferson 7r Washington nod Petoskey, Oct. 11. (JP) Baseball Commissioner K.

M. Landis, brot to a hospital here yesterday from bis summer on Bart lake, was reported by hi ankle physician today to be mitering land again had to be taken off in from bronchial pneumonia. a stretcher. Shannon of Colorado seized it with a surprised look oft hla face. McClung, hurt 'In the Texaa game two weeks ago, suffered an mjurv In the aecond half Omaha C.

20. Simpson 0. Jura to Pag 11, CoL I..