The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 15

TI3 CEDAX KAPXXX GAZETTE: San, Ner. It. Kansas Stuns Sooriers, I 16-13, on Field Goal By Skipper Patricle Irish LAWRENCE. Kan. (AP) Th University of Kansas' light but fiery Jayhawkers pulled their second upset In -a row- Saturday by OYerOutcbme defeating the powerful Oklahoma Sooners 16-13, on reserve end Paul Turner's field goal in the last minutes of play.

By Huok'tuUrrtenSir. Turner entered the same, tied NSW YORK AP The roar of point from placement was wide 75,000 voices was heard faintly in th passageway under TTanke stadium as a door- opened and Notre Dame team filed his first miss in 13 attempts this Y'i-Kr'x- GUiag Gees 15 Yards. into its dressing room. 4 Joe Golding, Oklahoma's swift It wasnt beaten, of course, Th wingback. got the Sooner back in Irish had put up a whale of the game early in the second pe batue to hold a fine Army leant scoreless But in every riod when be slid between -tackle and guard and raced 63 yards for a touchdown.

-i Kansas got another break shortly before the half ended and again they turned it into a touchdown-Tackle Don Ettinger of Jayhawks pounced on an Oklahoma fumble on its 16-yard Two penalties, for roughing and -offsides. move, every, attitude the irua looked like dejected group ot playerav They: obviously ihad expected win and war disappointed. Later, after Coach Frank Leahy had kept th press and well wish- ers waiting a half hourwhO at 13 points, with one minute and thirty seconds of play remaining and with Kansas in possession of the ball on the Oklahoma 30-yard line IS yards from the sidelines. -V Tmrner Kicks Geel "While a crowd of some 15,000 rain-soaked fans looked on in amazement. Turner made the almost impossible kick from placement.

It cost the Oklahomans their first Big Six conference loss of the season. Displaying the same fight that brought them a 14-11 upset victory over Oklahoma A. and M. -here last Saturday, Kansas turned a break into a touchdown in the first two minutes of play Satur- cay'and was never behind. The first touchdown was set up when 'Kansas End Otto Schnell-bacher fell on a fumble on the Oklahoma 24-yard stripe.

Ray Evans, Jayhawk tailback, flipped a pass to Schnellbacher on the nert olay tH Schnellbacher lat-eraled to Dick Bertuzi who stepped off the last seven yards for the touchdown. Don Fambrough's try for the and his players took their showers and cooled off. Quarterback John placed the ball on the Sooner' one-yard stripe and Quarterback ny Lujack put it this way: Lynne McNutt smashed over cen ter for the score on his second nop dkhtf UaapBoUI iee saaay people. Here waa the feetbaU batUe eg the try. Fambrough converted this time to make the score 13-6.

tary and we atoaJt it tit' Golding engineered Oklahoma's second and last touchdown in the Leahy, smiling and affable, was somewhat more eonservattve in third quarter, doing most of the his anarysls. "The boys are a little bit de- gaining in a 73-yard march that saw him skirting end for 14 yards tOB rOwaY running star In tit victory over Wisconsin, didn't get far en this play in the first quart when two Badgers stopped him after gaining on yard. pressed," said. "Wi really ex and the six-pointer. Dave Wallace kicked the point and the game was tied.

pect ea to win. "I really was amazed at the display of fine defensive football -by both teams. I thought they both would scor at least two or Lawrence Topples Belpit, Army Win Streak Ends at 25 three touchdowns. Lulack. who played virtually 21-7, in Conference Play Dame a chance in the third period.

th entire game at quarterback for Notre Dame, said his sprained ankle was swollen afeit but didn't BADGER EARL MAVES (35) fourd rfi going rough as h. tried to itab through tht Hawkf lin in the first quarter of th gama at Madison, Wis. Two yards was tna bast tha Badgar fudbaek could gain bafora tha Hawk Una boxad him in. background is Fuchs (24), Badgar back. k- -ar ar 4r.

-it 4r 4c 4t were surpassed in ground gaining. Giordana's oass to Moriarty gave the Vikings their first score. Mil trouble him too much. It was the tendency to fumble when Notre Dam started to march that bothered him more. SeieUl Tha OdjeUt.

BELOIT, Wis. The Lawrence college Vikings won an unimpressive victory over the Beloit college Golds here Saturday, 21-7. The Vikings scored in the first, third and fourth periods but ler kicked for the extra point. The Golds came back in the Army was the toughest team closing minutes of the second quarter to score on an end run we faced, both offensively and defensively, he said. "Navy wont be in the game with them." Pass Interceptions Help Hanhs Win by Dick Allen.

Wiskirchen kicked STATISTICS. the extra point. steal La are see 11 11 ss Lawrence's second touchdown came in the third period with (Continued from Page 1.) Is Giordana's scoring around end. Bv Whitney Martisi. NEW YORK (AP) There was no elation, nor was there any dejection as Army's still unbeaten.

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last kr asBsHieS It 1 Hawks knocked once at the door before scoring. Winning the toss, is ..11 4 41 scored from the Beloit two for the third Viking tally. Miller again nr icy A- A Iowa exchanged punts with the Badgers before racking up a pair converted. aiaH. Lainaes.

but now tied, footballers trooped into their dressing room deep in the heart of Yankee stadium after their bruising battle with Notre Dame. i of first downs. Hodses IX Burton J.nu.n LT Miller The march started on the Iowa kept the Lawrence squad constantly on its toes and they took to the air in the closing minutes. Beloit collected 12 first downs Subdued might be She word. Connolly LQ.

Pawr Dutean Larson Warren Meeaenesr Werrauch RT Bahnsoa llnahn Rl ltarlarlty Sto Their winning streak of! 25 straight over a nearly three-year period had been snapped, and realization against 11 for the Vikings but Flood QB Lacht showed none of the spectacular Kannlfaa LH Olrodana Ralbarataiit RH Forbush D. Allan FB Bartoaie playing ability that led them to (Continued from Page 1.) fought and the scoreless tie was a just outcome. Notre Dame, drilling for this game since spring, effectively bottled up Army's touchdown terrors, big Doc Blanchard and shifty Glenn Davis, when the chips were down. The Cadets did likewise for Lujack and his hardhitting backs. But this wasn't a game of the backs who usually get all the glory.

It was a game of battling linear No harder tackles ever have been made or harder blocks thrown than were seen on the turf of Yankee Stadium this chilly, cloudy afternoon. The going was tough but it was a cleanly fought battle with only tone penalty for unecessary roughness against Army in the closing seconds. Army started out like it was going to make fast work of its undefeated opponent. Emil Sitko, one of a horde of fast running Notre Dame backs, fumbled in the first period and Elwyn Rowan, subbing at right halfback for the injured Ug Fuson, recovered for Army on the Notre Dame 24. But four plays picked up only eight yards and the Fighting Irish and they were that Saturday in fact as well as name took over on the 16.

Three Scoring Threats. There were three threats, two by Army, in the second period, In which Notre Dame made the longest march of the game 84 yards only to wind up some 126 inches away from a touchdown. Davis returned one of Lu jack's booming punts 22 yards to the Army 47 but Notre Dame held and took over on its 38. Jerry 41 where Bob Smith carried the Badger punt before being downed. Headington' hit the middle for seven and Sullivan ran for three for a first down.

An offside penalty on fourth down gave the Hawks another first down. Four plays failed to produce yardage and -Wisconsin took the ball on its own 26. SaeetitaUeas: Botatt Wlsklrcben. Pec earellL Orr. Richard.

Andereon. T. Miles, ox uus maae tnem quiet ana thoughtful as they hurriedly showered, donned heavy warmup suits and hurried to their bus. C. Allan.

Heckler. Lawreatee 8 up Is no. a Midwest conference crown. The Golds made the game a nip and tuck battle throughout and But Tucker broke up the threat by making his second pass interception on the Army 10. Blanchard's longest run of the day a 21-yard gallop put Army in scoring position later in the period.

Blanchard almost went all the way, but Lujack made a diving tackle which drove him out of bounds on the Notre Dame 37. A Tucker to Hank Foldberg pass carried to the Notre Dame 20. Terry Brennan intercepted a Davis pass on the Notre Dame eight to break up the macch. Irish Line Stiffens. Twice in the fourth period Army threatened, only to be stopped by an Irish line which wouldn't give in.

Jim Enos, the Army center, recovered Cowhig's fumble on the Notre Dame 20. But on fourth down Blanchard, going through center, was stopped inches short of first down and the Midwestern eleven took over. A bad Lujack punt which traveled only 28 yards to the Army 43 gave the Cadets another chance. But with a foot needed on fourth down, Sitko intercepted a Davis pass. Later in the period, Army drove to the Notre Dame 40 but there Tucker fumbled and that was the last threat of the game.

With only two minutes remaining and Army on its own 32, Bill West on second down quick-kicked to the Notre Dame 34, the tip-off that Army was willing to settle for a tie. It was the- fourth tie in the 33-game Army-Notre Dame series, the Irish having won 22 of the 29 games which went to decisions. It marked the fourth time that Army had come up against a Frank Leahy coached Notre Dame team without scoring. The Cadets failed to score against his 1941, '42 and '43 teams. In '44 and '45 when the Cadets ran roughshod Boss.

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atecttuaa. Coach Earl -Red' Blaik. al Blue Devils Blank The Hawkey es held and an ex though still high on his Cadets, nevertheless, showed his disappointment when some one suggested he should feel good about th game. change of punts followed, Iowa getting the ball after the swap Wake Forest, 13-0 DURHAM, N. C.

(INS) Duke university's staunch defense form the center of Iowa's line. They were superb, terrific, stupendous, any adjective in the book, for that matter, and because they shackled the Badger running game the Hawks came through on top. With only Minnesota left, the Hawks still have a chance to rack up aa many conference wins as any team since the fabulous days of the Devine brothers, Gordon Locke, Duke Slater and all the rest. throttled the Demon Deacons of "Way should I feci reed?" countered. Blaik termed the game a great battle of defeases, and said he maintains his opinion, wit, that Army still Is great team.

Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis. Wake Forest Saturday, th Blue 01 kicks on the Hawkeye 48. Headington battered the Badger line twice for a first down on the Wisconsin 41, but Smith could get only one on a thrust at the line and two passes failed. Just as the quarter ended, Tun-nell. who had replaced Bob Sullivan at left half, passed to Lou King for a first down on the Badger 21.

It was Iowa's fourth Devils winning, 13-0, before 23, 000 fans. the famed touchdown twins, were Duke's charging forwards al prettjr well bottled up by th stout Notre Dame defense, but Blaik Photo br C. FYanka lowed the Deacons to penetrate said he was highly satisfied with And another performance like deeply only once, that in the third first down against none for the DEEP IN COE TERRITORY, Knox tackleri shove the Crimson's Dick Lewis out of bounds. Later in the tjame, Lewis scored a touchdown for Cee. their showing.

The two Cadet stars were marked men all afternoon. quarter. A Wake Forest fumble Badgers. the oallant Hawks gav Saturday will accomplish just that. ended the threat.

Wisconsin held after that pass Isws. but had to kick after getting the Two weak punts set the stage Wiasaatas. Johnson Loaefe with the comparatively unsung Arnold Tucker stealing much of the spotlight with his sparkling play. ball on downs, Smith running the for Duke's opening-quarter score avis Shoener 5. Carlson Lawrence Banks -Coc-Knox- punt back to the Badger 23.

Headington hit the line for four on Nerus OaUsther Istbsi Buddy Mulligan went 16 yards on Cowhig, one of the best Irish backs Esasi Texas' Final Rush Quells Ntedziel Dt Bovsrt the first play. Saturday, and Lulack alternated A fish can see a man when there is a solid object between them. (Continued from Page 1.) a reverse to tne Deacon zo. rour plays landed the Dukes on the Phillips Kins Tunnell in carrying the ball for a first QB Wink LH rarer PH Kindt down on the 24. Cowhig and l.u at midfield and the substitute end over the South Benders, Leahy Th refraction from the water will permit th fish to see a man if Cnirran Headinrton Wisconsin Baylor, 22-7 five, from where Mulligan went over on a reverse.

Gantt failed to Jack battered out another first MSTCf I I lt.1 was in service. Army. Metre Huh. IMrft ran for a touchdown after shaking himself loose from five or six WACO, Texas (UP) Texas ex Tsaeaaowaet Dittmar. boo aniui straight-line vision is Impossible.

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ploded with two fourth period In the third quarter, the Dea pairs of hands. Btrohmerer oa touchdowns Saturday to score The nlar covered 73 vsrds and rotnetla cons made their one offensive gesture, marching' to the two. On Then, like a flash of lightning. Smith slashed through the Badger left tackle region and waa oat in the open so quickly no one sensed what had happened. Smith waa grabbed a couple of times, but kept twisting and running until he reached the end sone.

Solllran's first kick for the extra point waa blocked but Wisconsin' waa offside and the next kick was good. After an exchange of kicks. Rennebohm. Locklin. Hints.

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OaUaiher. CenUr- Wilson. Backs; rrenl 22-to-7 football victory over preceded the half time gun by a Masttantelo Fallon till Lulack Foldbera Rt third down, Nick Sacrinty fum Tucker minute and 10 secfiaKls. bled and Al Derogatis recovered. wins, iiaatn.

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Center: indasL Backs: i. BmlUt, TttnnalL Tsdors, Currsn. Btreielle. Cowhlt Sitko Hello underdog Baylor university team which battled the Longhorns on even terms through most of the game and led at halftime. Deris LH Rowan RH.

Blenehard Seort by periods: Even a Duke fumble a few seconds later failed to inject the nec Motre Dam 0 6 essary fuel into' the Wake Forest RCierae: ituaaeu n. nup p. beoanon umpire: H. O. Hedfte.

Dartmonth: Army a a a A crowd of 15,000 saw the Merle Back, whose work at guard waa outstanding all day. blocked Lloyd Mason's attempted placekick for the point "that would have saved Knox tie. All through the second half, both field Judse: Oeoraa U. Rennix. aflnnasota Southwest conference game which Barrows.

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Swistowici. Wisconsin's Bennett recovered machine When Kelly Mote blocked Sac-rinty's punt on the Duke 47, the because of Rice Institute 7 to Lou King's fumble on the Wis 0 upset defeat by Arkansas, put ranneui. Bioraa. oompers. 81-Yard Sprint Htlps consin 39.

Grannitz and Kindt Blue Devils grabbed the chance the rampaging Longhorns back in Ana? sstetltauaas Ends: Ravers. Kara. Tackle Anderson. TstscI. Ouarda Ra.

Dm it. Center XJvesajr. toman. teams confined their ground-gaining activities to the middle of the carried the ball to midfield for and drove to the three-yard line. a Uiree-way tie for first place.

down on the Notre Dame a arm Lujack then fired a 25-yard pass to Bob Skoglund on the Army 41. After Bill Gompers got eight through the center Cowhig broke through right tackle for 21 yards and a first down on the Army 12. Lujack then passed to Cowhig for three yards and Gompers bucked center for nearly four. But Lujack was held without gain on an attempted quarterback sneak and on fourth down, Gompers failed to gain on a left end run. Notre Dame was detected clipping on the play, but Army the penalty and the only serious Notre Dame threat was ended.

Army got a break several momenta later when Pants Panelli fumbled and Tom Hayes recovered for Army on the Notre Dame 35. But Notre Dame held. Just before the half ended Tucker intercepted Lujack'a pass on the Notre Dame 43. Twice Tucker was trapped while deep back to pass and wound up on his own 40 USF Top Kansas State first down bufr the Hawk line sees oustaieon. was.

Official: fUferec. Rollla A. Barnnm field, with Elias and Stanforth stiffened on the next -series of Two tries later, Leo Long plunged for the score in the first minute of the fourth period. Gantt kicked SAN FRANCISCO (INS) The booting long, cleverly angled Wisconsin: wmptrt. S.

O. Krister. Ohio linesman. Paul Ooebel. Michigan; field downs and the Badgers kicked to Tulsa Tips Aqs punts.

jussr. wiuiam uvwia. sswnican. University of San Francisco Dons defeated the Kansas State Wild uie Hawk 10. the extra point.

The game rushing statistics fa Iowa moved to the 20 in two For Crown, 20-18 vored Knox, 163 yards to 121. cats, 38 to 6, before a small crowd plays, and then Headuurton took Frosh Leads Yale Buck, Collins and Chuck Hron- Wtit Virginia Blanks the ball from Lou King' and broke of 5,000 partisan fans at Kexar TULSA. Okla. fAP Tulsa's ek were Coe's line stalwarts, with through the middle of the line. stadium Saturday.

Golden Hurricane stood off the Ben Corbett and Eddie Kalliel ac FordhamV Rams, 39-0 To 49-0 Victory Once in the open, he cut to his challenge -of an aroused Oklahoma rorrest Hall, the sensational Don halfback who hasn't failed to quitting themselves well at the tackle positions. ngnx ana turned it on. Dodging MORG ANTO WN, W. Va. (AP) NEW HAVEN, Conn.

(AP) A. M. team Saturday to defeat its intra-state foe, 20-18, and an run 70 or more yards for a touch' The Kohawks a coupie ot tacuers, Ramblin' Ronnie reached the Badger 34 be will end their next Saturday, down each game tnls season. nex the Missouri valley confer season at home meeting Ripon. Levi Jackson, Yale's brilliant freshman ace.

tallied three touchdowns Saturday as the Blue subjected Brown to a 49 to 0 wallop did it again Saturday. His longest Fordham'i Rams took it on th chin again Saturday, bowing to an alert and well-organized West Virginia university 39 to 0. A crowd of 13,000 saw th Moun ence championship before a rain' bedraggled crowd of 16,000. 4 Cm. ST fore being downed.

The Hawks promptly picked up another first down but Kindt intercepted a pass to halt that drive as the half Oeni LB WeaUrdahl sprint Saturday was an 81-yard touchdown run with th Kansas State kickoff opening the second yard line. But then he broke loose on a right end run and was ing. Yale's margin was the highest in the history of this 51 -game taineers beat Fordham for the Corbett LT Luti Buck Bahorieh Finckncy Underwood Rronek Jurkanln Last-Minute Pass ended. half. first time in 18 years.

series which began in 1880. brought down on the Notre Dame Kalliel RT Balnbrtdss Une of Jackson scores was a 30 as the half ended. Saves Tennessee 73-yard sprint that thrilled the Rowan's fumble gave Notre uranos Fetersoa Blaa OB Mason Lewis LH KoMnsoa That third quarter was almost entirely a Badger show, which explains why it has been left for the last. Iowa couldn't get out of the hole after muffing an opportunity 40,000 fans. Idaho Suffers 34-0 Lacing Orecor H.

Oaydoa MEMPHIS, Term. (AP) Un CaaxpaeU FB. Ovaniaon Boom ba neriada: derdog Mississippi outscrapped and outscored Tennessee for 59 to score right after the kickoff Ooa uo fl aw a From Oregon State Beavers when Ray Carlson recovered BoerlRS Touchdowns: Lewis. Onxu. stirring minutes Saturday but bowed to superior numbers and a Wisconsin fumble on the Badger rmnt iiwr toncnoowB; wasaeii.

coo syosutvuons CMlins. and: fssraar. za. 1 our piays at that point failed scoreless In th second quarter, to gain ao much as an inch for Pfioo. fcaeka.

arneH. suimmeiia. juuaau. i out U.5.C came to life early in last-gasp pass, 18-14, in a Southeastern conference football game. Mississippi's stout forwards choked off the power of Bob Ney- Iowa.

TrWiteT. ends: Hasan. Osocannon. tackl th third period and Twenge Heartened by that callant stand. reioer.

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Ocdoo. Zaaca. 8 CORVALLIS, Or. INS Oregon State's big orange-clad football team ended Idaho hopes for a Pacific Coast conference Victory this season by routing the Vandals, 34 to 0, at Corvallis Saturday before a slim crowd of 4,000. erase, venter; Collins.

Bauer. Xriekaaau kaeka.i i Wisconsin made a first down on land's two first-string machines. a pass from Wink to Kindt, then orncisn aoa Aaatia. rsferae: wame Basler, aasnirc; ax lea WOaoa. kaad Uaai and it remained for Tennessee The Beaver scored once more in the third quarter and pushed their final tally over in the fourth period on double pass from Left "SSa 57,93 puniea 10 ine iowa 10.

4 1 third-stringer, J. B. Proctor, to deliver the blow that broke the Twice punts were exchanged The game was the last confer Half Bob Stevens to Fullback Bert In pinioning of waterfowl stock. Rebel's wearying backs. with Iowa always deep in its own territory.

Then, from the Iowa 43, be sure and clip the feathers of Allinger to Righ Half Bob Laid- ence tilt of th year scheduled for th losers. r. am law. only one wing. Both wings being Keith whipped on to Bennett back of the Iowa secondary for Oregon Stat scored after five Right Half Warren Simas made Proctor lobbed 24-yard pass to Jim Powell, sub end, with only 20 seconds to play to pull the game out of the fire for the Volunteers.

4 cupped will still enable the birds to fly to grounds of their own and a half minutes when Full a touchdown. Blackburn converted to tie the score all but on of O-SjCj conversions. Th Vandals failed to get into choosing. Sports Afield. The Badgers' were on the crowl Orange territory until the last again as th teams changed ends back Ken Carpenter piled over the goal line from half a yard out.

The Beavers scored again late in th first stanza on a pass from Left Half Dick Twenc to quarter. O.S.C rolled up 21 first downs while Idaho was garnering ior in nnai period. But with the ball on Iowa's 26, first down, Evan threw one to Smith nine, and th winner made 434 Right End Rudy Ruppe. Scalissi Romps in Ripon's 20-0 Triumph over Carroll yards from scrimmage while Ida The vandals held the winners ho got 14. and the run that broke the Badger backs followed.

Wisconsin was never in the game thereafter. Svacial to Tke Oasetto. t. To nraek credit east be giv- the play of the 11 ve men wh a i a fumble and Ripon scored on a long pass from Scalissi to SeidL Scalissi passed to Kloss for the extra point. ir: TWO NEVA COURSES ls TWIN XNGINS COURSE INSTRUSfXNT COURSE Wktrty tlil tjmt nitty Utmi milk fUnfjttti mt I ffnrf fnfmrj rrr dursbtlity fTsfted AvailahU in rich deep cherry "after epcJ42r zaellowed, A araaW dat aasksn of TawTerW Msas Saaa.

Une-ups: RIPON, Wis. Before a Dad's day crowd Ripon swamped a supposedly strong Carroll team here Saturday in an upset non-conference victory, 20-0, to cut. short the Pioneer winning streak of three consecutive games. While his teammates stopped Al Hanke, Carroll backfield ace, Ripon's own Teddy Scalissi Hllnininraer 1 i'sr T.CsOm Lieeaaaan a t. Callaai Jon In AidltiM i Oar Other Insure your Life toe-you would your home for its full Half Prints Holier Warner Paarmer.

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Helf recovered a Carrol fumble on the 10 in the third period and Scalissi went over on the second PeU7. Lana. Howteaka. Leaaka: nam, Ooodnea. aaaanaar: cuter, vmiur.

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