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sty IUN DAY, OCTOBER J1, 1f34 THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAI Auburn Smears Tulane Greenies For Easy 27-0 VictO Impressive Foes, 21-6 Freeman Aerial Show Brilliant With 241 Yank Pyburn And CUdrftt Grind Oat Yardage A. MULLIGAN (JV-Mlaaltoippi Oklahoma Bums Colorado, 13-6 In Belated Job Sooner Fifteenth Straight Victory By FBANK PITMAN BOULDER. Oct. JO US Trailing for three quarters, Oklahoma' No. 1 ranked Sooner truck tor two touchdown behind lavage Una play today to win their 18th atralght victory by Jarring Colorado 18-6.

Left halfback Buddy Leake ran pass to left end Sammy Murphy, 11 yard for Oklahoma's tying hia bench companion. Flrat atring touchdown and kicked the extra quarterback A1 Doggett came in Ole Miss Over LSU By HUGH JO BATON ROUGE. Oct. JO fumbleitia tonight and made a bid with an Impreasive and ralantlaas State Univeralty team. Miaaiaalppl, cashing in on the penetrating passes of quarterback Eagle Day and tome mighty alert pass defense, cast a gloom ovar LSU homecoming feitivltlea by erupting in the second, third and final quarters.

LSU saved itself from a Shutout In the last 41 seconds whsn substitute quarterbeck Matthew Burns heaved a 18-yard scoring shook 6tf flrit quarter to return to national recognition 11-8 victory over a determined Louis -lana Kentucky Numbs ViDanova With Cold 28-3 Game Rushing Gives Queer Account Of Self By STANLEY ATKINS MOBILE. Oct. JO IB Tha victory bvagry Auburn Tigers amatoad vtnlMi Tulane IT-0 today, mainly mg panel by quartorbeek Bob by Freeman and the bruLin ruab-bf at fullback lorn Childraae. Tulan a rarely lot into Tiger territory. The Auburn Una, making lti beat bowing at the seam.

bald the Inn Wav ball carrtora tape a tad Auburn Defeat Tide Foe, 26- Long Runs In Friday Gama TUSCAL0O8A. Oct. 10 Auburn's freshmen cam hind twice yesterday to Alabama's yearling football 26-12. Alabama was trailing point, 13-12, when Tiger Bobby Hoppe went 55 yaf score on the second play scrimmage in the third Halfback Jim Roach put game on lea with a 17-yard lng dash in the fourth Jimmy Cook ran for tha point. Clay Walls scampered 40 for the first Tide score In opening periad.

Auburn's Atkins cams back with a tally his team and quarterback PR ssed to end Jimmy Phillips the extra point. Jim Loft In capped a 78-ft Alabama march for tha ram Tide tally In the aecond Auburn took the next kickoff drove 79 yards for a touc with fullback Jimmy R1 going through the middle to Auburn gained 308 yards Alabama's 197 nat rushing, ketts was the top runner Ith yards in nine carries, and other long runs that were back because of penalties. Auburn 7 6 Alabama 8 I AT BLUBS TK ILLY OB K.C.T Philadelphia Athletics afflelal Carle Mack (toft) gate a baarly bag Mm Cbleage real estate aaagnata Amato Jab naan aflar It wai learned that American Langae elab ewnera had tamed dawn the bid af a Fblladelphla ayndicata to bay tbe Atbiatlce. Jebaean, wba a hi. plana to maea the elab to a aae I CHy daalrayad when tba ayndicate made Ha affar, waa Jubilant at tba aaexpeeted tnra af rente.

Ha anto, "I atUl hape to bring the A 'a to Sanaa a CHr" (NIA TeUpkato). ae (at) lunmn point to put the Sooners in front with 13 minutes to play. The Sooners added an Insurance touchdown on a 81-yard drive In six plays featured by fullback Bob Burris' for two chances at the conversion but failed on both. Spoilers two weeks in a row with upsets over Texas Tsch and Florida, LSU's plans of staging another 38-yard run to the one after tak-, were smashed by a Mississippi in a pass from halfback Tommy McDonald. leant on a rebound from a 6-0 loss to Arkansas last waek.

Bruins Roll For 27-6 Over Bears In Coastal Play Villanueva Sensation In Scoring Hauls BERKELEY. Calif Oct. 30 (B-Prlmo Villanueva, shifty lsft halfback, raced to two touchdowns and engineered two mors to giva tha UCLA Bruins a 27-6 victory over the California Bears today in thsir annual coast conference football clash. While 64,000 fans looked on, Vll-lsnueva galloped 40 yards and then went over from the 2 for UCLA's first-period touchdown. In the second quarter, Villanueva thrilled the crowd with a 28-yard brokan field run for the Bruins' next score.

Fullback Bob Davenport dived over center for a fourth-period score, ending 44-Jerd thrust in 7 plays. Villanueva completed two long passes in the march. The quick-footed Bruin left half threw 8 yards to right half John Hermann in ths end tons later In the final quarter to climax a 80-yard advance. Passing Paul Larson, enjoying his greatest performance In the air, established a California game record of 23 completions and led California 62 yards for a second-period touchdown. From he 7-yard line, left half Sammy Williams skirted end for the score.

UCLA 7 7 6 1827 California till UCLA scoring: Touchdowns, Villanueva 2, Davenport, Hermann. Conversions, Hsrmann 2, S. Brown. Cslifornls scoring: Touchdowns, Williams, Wisconsin Bows To Iowa By 13-7 Score Early And Dig In Stubbornly A crowd of 48,000 watchad Mississippi quarterbacks Day and Houston Patton operals thslr separate squads with a dizzy selection of line bucks, pltchouts and plain old fashioned leg churnln throuh the battling but out-battled LSU line. Mississippi I 7 7-81 LSU 9 8 8- I Mississippi scoring: Touchdowns, Yelverton, J.

Patton. H. Patton. Conversions, J. Pstton (3).

LSU scoring: Touchdown, Rallying Duke Roars Tech, 21 -20 BEES! HART (Bj-Duke, berlnd 20 points in the third by scoring In the list 30 seconds to before a cheering crowd of 33.000. Guard proved the difference. LEXINGTON, Oct. 80 B-Ksntucky, cold si ths fingsr numbing 27 dagres westhdr for a half, truck with two lightning thrusts to csmsnt a 28-1 football victory ovsr winlsss Vlllanova today. A four touchdown fsvorits.

Ken-tacky saw fumbles by fullback Dick Rushing stop two advanctl and than spettad Vlllanova a 2-0 Had before it burst out with two touchdowns in the last minute and a half before intermission. But, it wts the same Rushing who threw ths kay block that sprang little Dick Mitchell for a 24-yard gallop around right end for Kentucky's first marksr. And. in the third period Rushing atoned for his errors as hs flattened two Vlllanova defenders as Mitchell rambled 10 yards for Kentucky's third touchdown. Kentucky got Its other touchdowns on a two-yard plunge by Delmar Hughes seconds before the half ended and In a 26-yard sprint by Billy Mitchell In the final.

imiiminiiummi Football Scores xxxxxxmxxxmxxxmfl Colorado, a two-touchdown un derdog, rolled to a 8-0 lead with 8:33 minutes to play In the second quarter on tailback Carroll Hardy's screen pass to wlngback Frank Bernardl on a 19-yard scor lng play. Colorado got its chance when Oklahoma lost the ball on its 42 because they had 12 players on the field on a fourth down running play with two yards to go. Oklahoma struck back with the ensuing kickoff on a 14-play drive down lo Colorado's two where the half ended. Leake was stopped on the scrimmage line on the final play of the period. The teams fought savagely through a scoreless third quarter with Colorado driving to Oklahoma's 12 for the deepest penetration by either team.

The Sooners moved ahead 7-8 early in the fourth on Leake's placement kick after Oklahoma drove 88 yards in 14 ground plays for a touchdown on Leake's 11-yard right end run. Oklahoma ran the margin to 13-6 on a 81-yard march in six plays, featured by a 39-yard pass and run play from McDonald to Burris to the one. Quarterback Pat ONeal sneaked over with 4:06 minutes of play left. Billy Pricer's try for tha extra point waa wide. Oklahoma 0 0 13 013 Colorado 0 6 0 06 Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns, Leake, O'Neal.

Conversion, Leake. Colorado scoring: touchdown, Virginia Snubs Army Clippings But Lose, 21-20 Most Of Scoring Seen In Big Third Canto Ohio State Cops Lead In Big Bucheyet Keep Clot Record For 1964 to Br It timUM Praia south Ororgla Alabama I lUai Davidson It, Wait Vlrslnla Taob I ru Stall 13. VMI IS Clrmion IS. Wakt Eort.l SS Notra Dama Navy 0 Maryland 20. South Carolina Plllibursh 11.

Waat Virginia IS Va. Tach 3, William a Mary (III) Florida 1, Mliitialppl Stair Tannanaa 31. North Carolina IS Duke 31. Oaorfla Tach 20 Concord 30 Potomac Stata Waitarn Kentucky 3 Loulivllla Fort Maada 15 Howard Morahouaa 13 Clark 0 Port allay Stata II Tuikagaa I Arkamai ARM 30 Arkanaai Tach 14 Shaphard 30 Oallaudat I Soulhwoitarn Louisiana 31. La.

Task Orambllng 44. Jackaon iMtaai I Know Ilia ITanni 31, Phllandbr Smith Centra 31. Hanover Slutflald Stata II. Va. atato 13 Alleghenv iPai 25.

Btthany iWVai II Va. Stata 34. Virginia Union Quanllco Marina, 31. Camp La)tuao (NCI IS William Caray (Mian 33, T4nnauaa (Martin Branch i 13 Morgan North Carolina ART Newberry 13 Oullford I EAST Maine 33. Colby Harvard 37.

Ohio 13 Xavier lOi IS, Bolton Collegt 14 Colgata Princeton I (tie) Cornel! 30. Columbia 0 Yale 13. Dartmouth 7 Rutgtr 35. Tampla Army 31, Virginia 30 Vermont 37, Maaaachuaatta SI Brandlaa 40. Biideport 0 Rhode Ialand 13, Springfield Batea 15, Bowdotn 14 Mlddleburgh If.

Norwich MIDWtST Indiana 13. Michigan Iowa 13. Wlaconaln 7 Muhlanburg 14 Dalawart II Ferrla 13 Indiana central 0 Franklin I Earlhom 0 Ball Stata 3 St. Joaapht Purdue 3S, Illlnola 14 Minnesota It. Michigan State II Ohio State 14.

Northweetern 7 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma A A 12 Tulaa Central (Oklal State 30, Midwestern 30 tie) PAR WEST Utah State 45 Brigham Young 13 Colorado AliM 37 Montana 34 Idaho 14 Utah 13 Oklahoma 13 Colorado I UCLA 27, California I CSC 34. Oregon State 0 to at the Mae af scrimmage and wavs passes were gobbed up by toe Tiger defenders Childress, lM-poundkr Jroas Rdb-ertodale, got the first Tiger touchdown on a 86-yard pass from Freesnan late In the third period. Left half Fob James scored on a cutback off tackle from the Tulane nine in the second quarter. The ether Tiger score came on a 83-yard pass by Freeman to big Dave Middleton in the third. Howell Tubbs and Child rtss converted after the second and third touchdowns and Freeman passed to All America end candidate Jimmy Fybum for a conversion following the fourth.

The win was Auburn's first in Southeastern Conference play and brought the Tiger record up to 3-3. Tulane now has lost four and tied two. Freeman attempted 17 passes and completed 11 for 341 yards and the two touchdowns. Pybum, leading pass catcher in the conference, had six receptions for 147 yards. Childress, a powerful and agile ball carrier, rushed 16 times and netted 114 yards.

Auburn got going late in the first quarter, although the start wasn't a happy one. Freeman passed 41 yards to Pyburn on the Tulane five but the play was called back on an offside penalty. But just two plays later Freeman tossed a short five-yard aerial to Childress and the big fullback continued 60 yards for the first score. Key blocks were delivered near the goal line by Pyburn and guard Bob Scarbrough. The club ctme in following that touchdown and sub center Frank Reeves set up the second core by recovering Tulane tackle Dalton Truax's fumble of a short kickoff on the Wave 44.

It took the Tigers just six plays to cover the 44 yards, James cutting outside right tackle from the nine for the score 2 Vi minutes after the start of the secohd period. Auburn picked up IS first downs to eight for Tulane, with most oi the Greenie first downs coming arly in the game. The Tigers got 176 yards rushing and 280 passing to 74 and 57 for the Wave. Tulane had five passes intercept-ad and Auburn two. The game drew an estimated 13,500 fans.

By DEL BOOTH Tulane 0 0 0 0 0, COLUMBIA, S.C., Oct. 30 (B Auburn 6 7 14 027 Maryland strengthened its chance Auburn scoring: Touchdowns, for a second consecutive Orange Childress 2, James, Middleton. Con-1 Bowl bid today by trouncing South versions, Tubbs, Childress, Pyburn Carolina 20-0 before 24,000 in clear, (pass from Freeman). chilly weather. Maryland, capitalizing on a formidable line, powered 64 yards in the second period and 82 and 49 in the fourth for touchdowns, driving each time on ground plays.

Quarterback Frank Tamburello LYNCHBURG, Oct. 30 (B 1 opened Marylands scoring from Freshman Vic Prinzi took a long 1 the five. Fullback Dick Bielski tride toward nailing down the dived from the two and Tambu-firlt-string quarterback job for rell lunged from the four In the Over Ga By DURHAM. N. Oct.

30 period, climaxed a whirlwind rally defeat Georgia Tech, 11-30, today Jimmy Nelson's three conversions The Blue Devils, on the defen five most of the first half, saw Georgia Tech (core twice in the second period after the Yellow Jackets had twice been stopped inches short of the Duke goal. Georgia Tech acored with four minutes remaining in the second period when reserve quarterbeck Bill Brigman passed 43 yards halfback Paul Rotynberry. In the last minute of the second period Georgia Tech scored again when Dickie Mattison went over from the one. An 18-yard pass pay from quarterback Wade Mitchell to end Bill Sennett accounted for the last Tech touchdown in the third quarter. Duke roared to life by taking the next kickoff and rolled 66 yards with quarterback Jerry Barger passing to Jerry Kocourek from the 11 for the tally.

Mitchell fumbled a few minutes later and Duke reserve fullback Sam Ebert recovered on the Tech 35. Aided by a 15-yard penalty for roughing the kicker, Duke rolled to the Tech three from where fullback Bryant Aldridge crashed over. In the closing minutes Duke launched another drive from its own 13 to the Tech 4 from where halfback Ed Post whirled around left end to score. Nelson calmly kicked the winning point. Georgia Tech 0 14 6 020 Duke 0 0 7 1421 Georgia Tech scoring: Touch downs, Rotenberry, Mattison, Sennett.

Conversions, Mitchell 2. Duke scoring: Touchdowns, Kocourek, Aldridge, Post. Conversions, Nelson 3. Terps Comeback Nips Gamecocks Maryland Power Sett Up 20-0 Triumph Dawson Throws 13th TD Passes In Winner By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN EVANSTON, 111., Oct. JO Spunky Northwestern's pass feme, steel-like for three qaa suddenly collapsed In the period today, and Dave Legf lofted a 24-yard touchdown to Bob Watkins to 1V No.

ranked Ohio State a hard won 8 triumph. Ohio State thui took und lead ln the Big Ten race. The Wildcats, playing 41,650 homecoming patrons, a scare Into 14-polnt favored State by holding tha Associa Press top-rated team to a standstill until tha decisive I gett pass. The toss kept the Buckeyes beaten in six games this sea and pinned a five-game lo streak on Northwestern. The Wild cats have beaten Ohio State only once ln 10 year, Ohio State 0 7 71 Northwestern 0 7 Ohio State scoring: Touchd Bobo, Watkins.

Conversions, Wa Watkins. Northwestern scoring: downs, Lauter. Conversion, way. Vlllanova 0 3 0 0 3 Kentucky 0 14 7 7 28 Vlllanova (coring: Field Goal, Helm. Kentucky scoring: Touchdowns, D.

Mitchell Hughes, B. Mitchell. Conversions, Hughes 4. Tom Tracy Leads Vols To Victory Nett 192 Yardt With Bett Performance By KSUAR THOMPSON KNOXVILLE, Oct. 30 IB Fullback Tom (Ths Bomb) Tracy, broke repeatedly through and around North Carolina's line today to lead Tennessee to a free-scoring 26-20 football victory.

Tracy, 180-pounder from Bir mingham, dashed 43 yards for the Vols first score and put on the clincher with a beautiful 71 yard touchdown Sprint midway ths fourth period. In between he raced 82 yards for another which waa nullified by penalty. In by far his best performance of the season, Tracy netted 192 yards on 14 carries. He also mads two conversions and turned in fine defensive performance. The Vols, looking sharper than they had In three previous home appearances, grabbed 19-7 first half lead on Tracy's 43-yarder, an 80-yard punt return by tailback Bobby Brengle and Tom Cloar's 16-yard pass to halfback Terry Sweeney.

The Tar Heels, who picked up their first six-pointer in the second period on quarterback Albert Long's 39-yard pass to halfback Ken Keller, came back strong after the intermission and threatened to overtake the Vols. North Carolina 0 7 6 720 Tennessee 7 12 0 7-28 North Carolina scoring: Touchdowns, Keller 2, Muschsmp. Conversions, Keller 2. Tennessee scoring: Touchdown, Tracy 2, Brengle, Sweeney. Conversions, Tracy 2.

By JACK HAND WEST POINT. N.Y., Oct. 10 IB-Army's reputation as a national football power suffered a rude shock today when the Cadets had to fight for their very lives to a come-from-b 1 21-20 victory over an inspired Virginia team that wasn't supposed to come close. Virginia rocked Army back on its heels with Herbie Hartwell, a workhorse back, leading the surge, but the gallant Southerns didn't have quite enough to win' As the game ended. Lefty Whitey'Clarkes 25-yard pass fell In the end zone In a tingling last-gasp effort.

It was a close, hard-fought struggle all the way, with a missed conversion try by Stan Knowles after the first Virginia touchdown in the second period proving to be the margin of defeat. Ralph Chesnau-skas three perfect conversions saved the day for the Cadets who had been fifth ranked in the nation in last week's Associated Press poll. Army took the lead in the first period as Pat Uebel stormed over from the 8 after a series of Pete Vann-to-Don Holleder passes. Joe Cyglers fumble, recovered by Virginias Henry Strempek in mid-air, gave the boys from Dixie their first touchdown in the second period. Strempek went 9 yards with the ball.

Then came Knowles missed placement that left Army with a 7-6 edge at half time. The rest of the scoring was packed into a hair-raising third period. Virginia 0 6 14 020 Army 7 0 14 021 Virginia scoring: Touchdowns, Strempek, Hartwell, Pogue. Conversions, S. Knowles, Clarke.

Army scoring: Touchdowns, Uebel 2, Bell. Conversions, Chesnaus-kas 3. By L. E. BKELLEY IOWA CITY, Iowa, OB.

30 IB-iowa shook Wisconsin in a 13-7 Big Ten football surprise today to deal a fatal blow to thk Badgers' Rose Bowl hopes. lows rapped the Badgers with two first half touchdowns and then fought off powerful challenge to get its first victory ovsr Wisconsin in six yaars. Alan (Tha Horse) Ameche, plus soma dazzling passing by Jim Haluaka, almost hauled Wisconsin to at lehst a tik but 9 fumbled handoff-play by tha Badger pair dashed their hopes when it seemed second touchdown was a certainty. Ths misplay came on Iowa's five-yard line and Earl Smith snipped up tha ball for tha Hawks and that was the dismal end for Wisconsin. Iowa kept possession ln ths final frantic fivs minutes as a Dad's Day crowd of 82,188 saluted its favorite sons.

Coming only a week after a 31-14 loss to Ohio State, the setback lsft Wisconsin with 2-2 conference record. Iowa now haa a 3-2 mark In the conference. Another disastrous fumble had hurt Wisconsin late In the second period. Halfback Pat Levenhagen hit through tha Iowa forwards from the one-yard line but he bob-bled in the end zone and Bob Stearnes grabbed the ball for Iowa. Wisconsin eventually clicked for a touchdown with three seconds to go in the third quarter.

Starting on their 41, the Badgers used two passes and Ameche to reach the lows one. Ameche smashed 22 yards in a bull-like thrust to set up the spot for his touchdown. Glen Wilson added the extra point. LAFAYETTE, Ind Oct. 30 IB-Big Bill Mul-akowski, who didn't start because of a leg injury, smashed through Illinois for two touchdowns today and Purdue kept its fruitless attempt to win its first western conference victory of the season and gave away two first-half touchdowns with fumbles deep in its own territory.

Lenny Dawson, sophomore quarterback sensation, threw his 13th touchdown pass of the season to 6-foot-7 end Lamar Lundy. It covered 8 yards. The Boilermakers rolled four sevens, a touchdown a period, aainst the luckless Iilini, with Dawson kicking the extra points. Little Rex Brock scored one Purdue touchdown on a four-yard plunge. ARKANSAS ANNEXES COLLEGE STATION, Oct.

30 IB The Arkansas Razorbacks, brilliantly alert for every break and stubborn on ths goal line, defeated a fired-up Texas AAM 14-7 tonight to remain one of the na-ion's football powers and currently undefeated. Miamtola Ohills Mick. SI. By 11-1 Oregon 21, Waahlngton 7 Washington Stata 30, Sti Stanford IS Shaw Dies When Plane Plummets Speedway Prendent And Palt Killed MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 30 (B-BotW lng Bob McNamara gouged igan States tormenteC Rose champions from two backfield sitions today knd steered Mlnnto sota to a 19-IS victory before 575 chilled homecoming fans.

McNamara, shifted from right halfback to fullback at the start i the game to plug the Gophers jury-s lc fullback car pa, scored two touchdowns and I tributed decisively to a third. The churning 190-pounder down Minnesotas fifth victory six starts under yearling Coa Murray Warmath by grabbing Pat Wilson fumble before touched the ground to race yards to a touchdown In tha period. Wisconsin 0 0 7 07 Iowa 7 6 9 913 Wisconsin scoring: Touchdown, Ameche. Conversion, Wilson. Iowa scoring: Touchdowns, Rei-chow, Stearnes.

Conversion, Fumbling Vandy Drubbed By Rice DECATUR, Oct. 30 IB-Wilbur Shaw, 52, president of the In dianapolia Motor Speedway and three-time winner of the 800-mile race, and two companions were killed in a plane crash near here late today. The light plane exploded and crashed in a field as a farmer watched nearby. State police and Sheriff Robert W. Shraluka said the bodies were ground to bits in the wreckage.

Shaw was identified by a credit card and a private pilot's license. The pilot of the plane was identified as Ray Grimes, 40, Greenfield, Ind. At Detroit, where the men had Florida State today when he threw three long touchdown passes and scored once himself to lead the Seminole to a 33-19 victory over Virginia Military Institute. The score was deadlocked at final period. South Carolina staged a last-minute sustained 99-yard drive from Marylands final kickoff to the Maryland one where a fumble closed out its threat.

12-13 when the skinny PrinzT gave I Tamburello, filling In for the in-the 7,000 spectators a treat with jured Boxold, handled his Gators Hop Forward Over Miss 7-0 By F. T. MACFEELY Oct. 30 UP) Sophomore tackle Buster Hill grabbed a teammates fumble in the end zone tor a touchdown and a 7-0 Florida victory over Mississippi State today that kept Florida in the running for the Southeastern Conference football title. Floridas Gators have won four SEC games-the first season they MtoclateS Pre Llneman ot the ever have done so well and lost week Moegle Rackt Up Trio Swift ouchdownt Congratulations- to one.

his dazzling aerial display. With a minute left in the third quarter, Prinzi pitched to end Ronnie Schomburger for a touchdown on a play covering 53 yards. On the fourth quarter's first play, he found Schomburger with another arching coring toss good for 55 yards. Prinzt's last touchdown pass me midway in the fourth, this ne good for 45 yard to John Griner. The scoring fumble started with Uckle, and ln on a wide sweep by halfback Jackie aU feJt Simpson from the Stole 9 just be- gute Coach Darrell Roya, bis GAINESVILLE.

Oft. SS IAP)--S4- only 20 players, and while By MAX B. SKELTON HOUSTON, Oct. 30 Dicky carried the ball only 12 but scored three touchdowns had another nullified by a penalty today as the Rice Owls rolled easy 34-13 homecoming victory over Vanderbilt. first team sat on the bench of the afternoon as a crowd saw the Owls wrap up the intersections victory by capitalizing Vanderbilt mistakes.

fumble. and an intercepted pass gone to take part in a car teat. Delatorre made 12 unassisted ma" in the plane was identified as Ernest Roose, Indianapolis businessman and artist. A representative of an advertising firm McCann-Erickson said Shaw, Grimes and Roose were in Detroit today testing a new Chrysler cai on the Chrysler proving grounds. Shaw flew the plane to Detroit and Roose was to have flown it back, the advertising man said.

I Moegcle and to an Rice's most of 28,000 on A "iron men wearied at times they had almost enough to score in the final minutes, Arthur Davis, leading runner in the conference, made the first interception of the season against Fred Robinson, Florida's passing quarterback. He caught a ball that had been batted in the sir by the intended receiver and a defender and reached the Florida 19. Florida took the ball away by stopping Bobby Collins at the 10 on Les Bingaman, Detroit Lions guard, now weighs 249 pounds. He weighed 245 pounds when he was a high school freshman in Gary, Ind. GRIFFON were turned into first half touch- The plane left Ann Arbor Airport and two more recover, team well in his selection of plays and his own running.

Maryland opened strong, moving 62 yards from the kickoff to South Carolinas 34 before stalling. Bielski's field goal try from there was short. The Maryland fullbacks first conversion try was wide, but his next two were good. Maryland 4 14 24 Sooth Carolina a a a a Maryland scoring: Touchdowns, Tamburello 2, Bielski. Conversions, Bielski 2.

SOU CAL COPS LOS ANGELES, Oct. 38-Southern California moved a stride on toward the Rose Bowl today, overpowering an Oregon State team that had more fight than talent to score a 34-0 victory. Ringing up their fourth Pacific Coast Conference triumph without a loss, the Trojans worked laboriously for a two-touchdown lead at the half Then the Cardinal and Gold of Troy grabbed two Oregon State fumbles inside the Beaver 30 and cracked the game open with two more touchdowns in the first five minutes of the second half. A 48-yard run by quarterback Jim Contratto on a lateral brought the first touchdown in the first minute of the game. at 4 m.

and another interception launched TEPPERS on the formal opening of their Beautiful Store We are proud to have been selected to do all ELECTRICAL WORK ROSS BROOKS ELECTRIC CO. DIAL 4-4148 Rocse, 41, Was the artist who three more scoring drives in the painted the portrait of the 500-mile race winner each year. State police said the plane ex fore halftime. Simpson dropped tbe ball just as he was about to cross the goal, and Hill who was down to help block was in position to snuggle it in his arms. Ed Bass kicked the conversion, and that was all the scoring, but the Gators had to make two goal trickld out oi line stand, inside their 10 in the Joe finer lhe end late minutes to keep Mississippi 1 Zon' State from making the same kind Mississippi State ..99 99 of comeback it did in upsetting Florida 4 7 4 87 Alabama a week ago.

Florida scoring: Touchdown, Florida's line play was at its best Hill. Conversion, Bass of the season. Steve Delatorre, the fourth down. Later State wnt 42 yard, only to lo, the ball at the 5 Vanderbilt, taking It fifth straight defeat, saw a fumble wreck a golden opportunity in the game's opening seconds. The Commodores then had to settle for two long scoring drives against Owl reserves in the final period.

Vanderbilt 0 0 0 1313 Rice 7 iHl 0-34 Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdowns, Looney, Jalyfka. Conversion, Good-alL Rice scoring: Touchdowns, Moe-gle 3, Nisbet, Rogers, Conversions, Throckmorton 3, Harris. CLOTHES on ground Mon "ear Peterwn, five miles southwest of Decatur, Homer Ginter, owner of the farm, who was working on his tractor, said he heard a roar, looked up and saw the plane in pieces, 20 to 30 feet from the ground. The plane, a Cessna, was owned by the Muncie Aviation Corp. Gordon Lackey, manager of Sky Harbor Airport at Indianapolis, said the plane with three men left Indianapolis at 9:05 a.m.

for Detroit. Germany estimates that 34 per cent of its dairy cows art tubercu-, lous. FOI MSN Oeb BARTONS Gator center, more than held his own with Mississippi State i Hal Easterwood who was last weeks.