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bbber GOG ftgler CouttolinippIiSPORTS Dortspecting Defense Returns To Normal Play SECTION 2 8 PACES TYLER, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1961 MACK OWENS By MACK OWENS I was wide and no good, but he TEnm-ThuA bat Jack ft. fftio tvw ffonM uuuu wucnuown ana Texas Smears Rice, 34-7 then added a couple of extra points out three touchdowns to conquer alter the last TJC tally when the Texarkana College, 21-0, here Sat snap for the kick was fumbled, the Longhorn bench in the fourth Tex. (UPI) The i Texas, the nation's leader on jto Saxton for the two points the urday night before a small crowd of unimpressed fans in Grim Stad and Bean picked up the ball, ran period, and went to work devas a few steps to the left and calmly third, ranked Texas Longhorns, the ground and in total offense, first time this season Texas has the greediest ground gaining out- made touchdown drives of 63, '4, gone for two. ium. dropped a pass Into arms of end Ronald Prichard.

fit in the nation, rolled along un-80 and a pair of 70-yarders asj The first period was almost The triumph pushed Coach Floyd Wagstaff's Apaches back on tating the Owls with a vicious running attack. His seven yard touchdown blast was his reward for the night's finest running per tested Saturday night with a stun- they chewed the Rice une tor over before Texas scored its first Falgout's toss for the first TD nine 34-7 victory over the Rice, 360 yards rushing. formance. 1 Owls. The touchdown dearest to the top of the Texas Eastern Conference race by a half game over the idle Kilgore College Rangers.

Tyler now has only two conference games left, against Paris and Kilgore, and both are to be played in in the opening quarter was a 15 yarder to Ronald Prichard. In the second period, Falgout fired a 13 yard toss to Ronald's twin, Donald Prichard. Texas held the highly regarded Lanky end Bob Moses caught Texas fans among the sellout crowd of 62,300 came on the neels of the Rice score. The Longhorns marched right back for 70 yards touchdown. Ray Poagi made it on a one yard plunge.

Poage gained 66 yards the first half before leaving the game 'injured. Collins passed to four yards to Moses for a second period touchdown. Quarterback Mike Cotten, an option play master, hit Moses touchdown passes of four and ev-en yards to lead the Longhorn scorers. Fullback Ray Poage Owls to 52 yards on the ground and 59 in the air. The Texas passing attack netted 89 yards.

Texas 6 7 8 13 34 The Tyler defense, haunted by Tyler's Rose Stadium. in eight plays with Saxton scoring scored from one-yard out, scat- Tyler handed the Bulldogs the from six yards out. It looked for terback Jim Saxton went over on Rice 0 0 7 07 giving up its first touchdown last week, was back at the same old stand doing business again against with a seven yard scoring pass Scoring: Tex Poage 1 run (kick failed) a moment like the little tailback was nailed, but he squirted out of the hands of a flock of defenders for the score. Jack Collins passed the Bulldogs. Texarkana College same kind of licking the Apaches dealt out in the other half of the double round robin down in Tyler, with the TJC defense turning in another sparkling performance.

in the third period. a six-yard squirt, and Jerry Cook scored from seven yards out after gaining 63 yards in an 80-yard drive. Rice made the game close only Tex Moses 4 pass from Collins wound up with a minus 17 yards Jerry Cook got his nod to leave (Montz kick) Rice Raesz 18 pass from Kerbow (Blume kick) once as Texas ran it victory Tex Saxton 6 run (Saxton pass from Collins) string to six and its Southwest Conference record to 3-0. The Owls marched 45 yards rushing against Tyler. The Bulldogs did pick up 57 yards in the air, with most of them coming on a surprise aerial drive from the spread formation with quarterback Larry McCord doing the pitching and end David Black, halfback Ray Chancelor and fullback Edgar Cotten doing the catching.

Tex Moses 7 pass from Cotten Quarterback Tim Falgout passed for Apache touchdowns in the first and second quarters and fullback Dwain Bean burst over from three yards in the fourth period. Bean had to kick a second time after the first TD when a penalty ruined his boot for the PAT on the first attempt. His second kick The football eligibility controversies currently rocking three of the nation's topflight junior college conferences is almost enough to put some of the most recent major college recruiting scandals in the shade of old-fashionery. It's getting to be quite a headache for the football pollsters, tooYttnd the people and organizations who stage the postseason games for charity, promotion or other means." Oddly enough, the three junior college grid teams embroiled in the arguments happen to be a trio among top-rated outfits in the country, by poll standards. Pratt JC of the Jayhawk (Kansas) Conference, Cameron of the Oklahoma alignment and Boise, Idaho of the Intermountain Conference are all having their troubles this year in spite of apparent all-winning records to date.

At the beginning of the season, Pratt, Cameron and Boise were all members in good standing of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), the long-struggling organization that appeared a couple of years back to have the policing of JC athletics in complete control. Reasoning Behind Seasoning 1 Today, a little oyer halfway through the football campaign, at least two of those three schools have already been ousted from he weekly NJCAA football ratings. Pratt forfeited six victories because of use of an ineligible player and Cameron refuse) to comply with recognized NJCAA eligibility standards. It wis' reported this week that Boise, another undefeated JC grid pwer, is also under investigation over eligibility rules. Then is reasoning behind all that seasoning, however, because he plum goal of every junior college football squad west of the Mississippi these days happen to be the Jr.

Rose Bowl Game nvitation to Pasadena, Calif. The better the footbal team (and tl season record) the better the chances of enjoying the unmatc led December climate in Southern California. Kansi newspapers report that Pratt, determined to nail down the "eastern team bid" to the JRB, simply Florida and the southeastern states and "imported" a complete squad and the: imports beat out every Kansas boy on the team. Cameron Went Professional kick failed) Tex Jerry Cook 7 run (Moritz kick) Att: 62,310. AUSTIN (AP) Texas-Rice statistics: Texas Rice First downs 23 7 Rushing yardage 360 52 Passing yardage 59 Passes 4-18 4-17 Eight In Top 10 Win Eight of the top ten colltge football ttams in the nation tarn through with victories in Saturday's grid action.

Only fifth ranked Iowa and ninth ranked Notre Dame Here's how the nation's best stacked up: 1. Michigan State crushed Indiana, 35-0. 2. Mississippi trampled Vanderbilt, 47-0. 3.

Texas humbled Rice, 34-7. 4. Alabama edged Houston) 17-0. 5. Iowa bowed to Purdue, 9-0.

6. Ohio State bested Wisconsin, 30-21. 7. Georgia Tech thrashed Tulane, 35-0. 8.

Louisiana State blanked Florida, 23-0. 9. Notre Dame lost to Northwestern, 12-10. 10. Colorado fought off Oklahoma, 22-14.

Tyler rolled to 17 first downs to only three for Texarkana and Passes intercepted by 0 i Punts Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 72 15 ground out 169 on the ground and added 122 in the air for a total of early in the third period, the score 291 yards. Slaps 17-0 Alabama Houston, Apache halfback Ronnie Wade, coming on an 18-yard pass from Randy Kerbow to end Gene Raesz. Butch Blume converted to bring Rice within 13-7 reach before Texas went wild. HOUSTON (UPI) Alabama time ran out, Cougar quarterback GAME AT A GLANCE Tyler JC Temtrkani JC 17 First Downs 3 1B9 Yds. Rushing -17 122 Yds.

Passing 57 15 Passes Att 18 8 Passes Comp. A 1 Passes Inf. Bv 0 1-0 No. Lost 1-0 Punts and Avg 3-16 Penalties 6-38 Score Bv Quarters: quarterback Pat Tramell scored Don Sessions passed 23 yards to back Bill McMillan who was stopped on the 24. Arkansas In 42-7 Romp Houston 0 0 0 00 one touchdown, passed for another and set up a field goal while directing the unbeaten Crimson Tide to a 17-0 win over the University of Houston Satur- day night.

1 Tvler JC 6 7 8 21 Texarkana 0 0 Alabama 0 10 7 017 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) after recovering a fumble on the Arkansas 18. Scoring: Ala-FG 33 Davis zone of a pass by quarterback Don Beasley. However, the game had been who took over for the injured Donald Wallace at left half, turned in some fine running, netting 66 yards on 16 carries. Henry Boxley, Alworth bobbled a punt and De Fourth-ranked Alabama jumped Arkansas scored three times in the first quarter and once in every other quarter to swamp Ala Oliver 5 pass from Trammell mon halfback Lonnie Harper re settled for all practical purposes (Davis kick) RJut-classed Northwestern Louis Ala Trammell 3 run (Davis kick) in the first quarter.

the workhorse right half, picked up 63 yards on 17 carries. covered it. With fourth-and-six on the 14, halfback Gary Moore made a diving catch in the end iana State 42-7 Saturday night. Att: 24,000. Arkansas, moving the ball at to a 10-point lead in the second quarter when Tim Davis kicked a.

33-yard field goal. After an exchange of punts, Trammell marched the Tide 62 yards and climaxed the drive Halfback Lance Alworth went will, scored on a 62-yard drive Quarterback Tim Falgout and after taking the opening kickoff, over twice and four other backs joined him in the touchdown pa Georgia Earns Grady Rountree alternated more than usual and both managed to keep the team on the move most Alworth caught a pass from George McKinney for the final lp with a five-yard pass to halfback Cameron it is rumored, delved into the pro ranks by using a baseball player with experience in the New York Yankee system in football, arguing that just because a boy is a professional in one sport doesn't make him a pro in another field of endeavor. This corner doesn't know what pot Boise is hanging over, but the outcome of the three "cases" may strengthen or even crack the NJCAA wide open. Meanwhile, spokesmen for the Jr. Rose Bowl out in Pasadena, have announced that in order for any junior college to be eligible for the bid to compete in the 1961 post-season classic, that school must be recognized as the legal champion of rade against Arkansas mid-season breather in its rugged South yards with the game less Oliver for a touchdown.

Dav SFA Beaten By 34-12 west Conference schedule. three minutes old 16-15 Upset Northwestern Louisiana, who Mickey Cissell kicked the first had become a small college pow of his five extra points. er after winning its first six ATHENS. Ga. (UPI) An 0 HOUSTON (AP) statistics of the Alabama-Houston game: Alabama Houston Frist downs 13 14 Rushing yardage 117 56 Passing yardage 117 140 Passes 917 11-28 Passes Intercepted by 1 2 Punts Fumbles lost 1 2 Yards penalized 5 20 of the time, even though real hard running on the part of TJC backs and all-out offensive power was missing most of the game.

Up in the press box, Tyler's Larry Harvood was easily acclaimed the outstanding lineman in the game, with the closest vote going to Harwood's teammate, guard Wally Whitley. Tackles Phil games, scored its only touchdown The next touchdown came after Arkansas linebacker Tommy Polk NACOGDOCHES (UPI) Soph aroused band of Georgia Bulldogs intercepted a pass on the North crushed Kentucky's vaunted passing attack Saturday and thrilled a 'omecoming turnout, of 31,000 omore naubacK bid Blanks unreeled scoring runs of 58 and 49 yards Saturday to lead Texas western Louisiana 31 and re Syracuse Wins turned it to the 23. Three plays later, Billy Joe Moody went over to a 34-12 victory over Stephen F. with an upst 16-15 victory. Bulldogs scored the de Austin in a Lone Star Conference is added the first of his two ex tra points.

from the eight. Isbell and Aubrey Rawls, lineback- SYRACUSE, N. Y. (AP)-Led game cisive tally late in the fourth1 tu fp: j. .1 I Quarterback Billy Moore scored by Ernie Davis' two touchdowns, inc iinsuii nuc Kiuunu Kiiiiie, i.i I- Bobby Pyssen also scored two a third first-quarter touchdown held to one first down in the first lnln 7' Martin Tclger, and Bill Heinen.

uif nounded on a funmble by Ken-aH fifnncin. T3ik- with a keeper from the 5. nan, idiirc tu iuc in uiu iiuiu 1 tuuo, luuraiu touchdowns, on 2 and 5-yard runs as the Javelinas spoiled the Lumberjacks' homecoming before a Arkansas 21 7 7 7- 42 quarter. Trammell rolled out two l'- 'ZT 1 a Wood' and Ronald and Donald yards to Alabama's second touch-1 ZJ i Prichard also came in for just i NW Louisiana 0 7 0 07 crowd of 8,000. lneishari nf plnrv nn Hnfnnca V.

smashed through to trap flnun nfton onn Rirhnm William- 1 Scoring: The victory boosted de end 7, wiificat passer in his own son picked off Houston fumble on'7nnp Syracuse crushed Holy Cross Saturday, 34-6. The Syracuse line stymied a polished Holy Cross passing attack and opened holes for a platoon of Syracuse backs. Davis scored first for the Orange, bolting 13 yards through the Holy Cross team to cap a 53-yaid drive h' 11 ays. In the third period, Davis put Ark Alworth 10 pass from Mc me cougar is, Kinney (Cissell kick i fending Lone Star Conference champions, to 2-2 in loop play and 4-2 for the season. Stephen F.

Austin is 1-3 in the conference and 1-6 for the season. Alabama fullback Mike Frac- ine win gave ul a e-i season record and a mark of 5-1 in conference play. Texarkana suffered its seventh defeat and the Bulldogs now stand 0-6 in Ark moody 8 run 'Cissell kick) Ark Moore 5 run (Cissell kick) NW La Moore 14 pass from its conference and be in good standing with the conference and the American Association of Junior Colleges. Now, all three of those conferences are NJCAA-sanctioned nd, under NJCAA standards, neither. Pratt, Cameron or Boise will likely gain conference champion status and favor or a clean bill from the American Association of Junior Colleges IF THE THREE SCHOOLS DID FLAUNT NJCAA ELIGIBILITY RULES and did disregard same.

Too Late Not To Comply It's already too late for schools interested in the Jr. Rose Bowl and other post-season games to pull away from the NJCAA and go it on their own and if the post-season people decide to "over-rule" (for the purpose of invitation, only) the NJCAA and take a tarnished team anyhow, it might very well be establishing a precedent that could divide and destroy the harmony that exists today among the nation's two-year schools. Such a crackup wouldn't harm the junior college athletic programs so much this year, but it would definitely rear its ugly head and take its toll in the already-shaky years to come. Athletic eligibility rules at junior colleges are strict, by association standards, but they are so designed for the sole purpose that every school can complete on something resembling a fair and even basis. And, it's much better than the old catch-as-catch-can outlaw -method that cost many schools much more than any could chia set up the final score with a darting 11-yard run to the Hous Blanks' 58-yard run and Pys- Beasley (Norcia kick) ton 2 on a Me i.mrc.i ot -u us.

sen's 2-yard touchdown came in He took a punt on the Syracuse, the first period. The Lumberjacks Cougars contained Ala- Ark Horton 1 run (Cissell kick) Ark Alworth 2 run 'Cissell kick Ark Cissell 1 run (Grizzle kick) Kentucky came storming back on Woodlum's passes to score with little more than a minute remaining on a throw from Woolum to end Tommy Simpson, then cut the gap to only one point when Woolum hit end Tom Hutchinson with a two point conversion pass. The Wildcats made a desperate effort to regain the ball with an on sides kick-off. But Georgia scooped up the ball and then ran out the clock to win whatwas 49 and raced to the Holy cross came back with a second-period ba: 's ground game thoroughly in first half, giving up only one Cincy Upsets NTS; CINCINNATI (UPI) The Uni-versity of Cincinnati upset North Att: 32,000. firt do "ti by rushing.

It came just the Tide's first touchdown i Fracchia made three Texas State 21-9 Saturday for its 25. He peeled off 24 yards Detore marker. on a 16-yard pass from being knocked out of bounds on Ronny Redd to Carlee-f Manches-the one. On the next play, Davis ter 4 bulled over tor th score. I But chilled Stephen F.

Aus-Holy Cross' only sustained tin with Blanks' 49-yarder in the march. 80 (is on 7 ob.ys,' was! third period and added two more Dowered by the passes of quarter- touchdowns in the fourth quarter. yards mirth down to the five. Olivei i eluded Houston de- Bruins Blank Tribe, 20-0 fensive bccics in the end zone 10 comparatively easy triumph Kentucky, Trammell hit him with a strike back Pat McCarthy. McCarthy The host Lumberjacks scored in Seort By Liriodt Georgia 0 7 3 616 Alabama's scoring march had threw four tunes, the last a 46 the fourth period on an 18-yard yard play to end Barry Tyne.

I pass from Redd to Tony Ellis. first Missouri Valley Conference victory and cracked a five-game losing streak in a wild battle of last mi scoring before 10,000 fans hi Cincinnati scored its first touchdown with 15 seconds left in the second quarter, scored again when Phil Goldner ran back a North Texas pass 55 yards with one second left in the game, and gave up a safety to the Eagles 45 seconds from the end. Kentucky 0 7 0 815 moved from its own 38 after Houston's Larry Lindsey quick-kicked 69 yards. The big play in the series was a "whoopie pass" Scoring: Geo Godfrey 1 run (Penning' STANFORD. Calif.

(UPI) UCLA's swift Bruisers struck for ton kick Ken uonncbacke 2 run to Oliver who ran 27 yards to the (Mayfield kick). Geo FG Pen two touchdowns within 59 seconds just before the half Saturday and rolled on to a 20-0 victory over Cougar 17, College Football Roundup nington 52. Geo Green recovered fumble (kick failed). Ken Simp Houston failed to score on two the unlucky Stanford Indians. first half opportunities set up by Pushed all over the field during son 12 pass from Woolum (hutch inson pass from Woolum).

A7" an Alabama fumble and an inter In the steady downpour, Pur most of the first two quarters and held to a net of ight yards gained cepted pass. Purdue Tops Iowa less for first time in nine seasons and splattered the No. 6 Tackle Pete Nikirk recovered a rntil five minutes before the half, due agile young men grabbed three Iowa fumbles and intercepted two Hawkeye passes. YOU'LL Sd (REMEMBER if! THE LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP Mud- ranking college team 9-0 Satur- rraccnia fumble on the Tide 25 the Bruins moved like lightning Crusaders Take First Loss, 7-0 loving Purdue held Iowa score-1 day.

when opportunity knocked early in the first quarter. The Cougars were held and a field They marched 83 yards in 13 plays for a touchdown and scored Bearcats Win, 9-7 SAN MARCOS, Tex. (AP) USC Drops Illinois LOS ANGELES (UPI) The sophomore passing combination of quarterback Beathard and end Hal Bedsole provided the University of Southern California with its scoring punch Saturday for a 14-10 intersectional victory over a hard-fighting Illinois team seeking to avert its fifth straight defeat. goal attempt by Danny Birdwell from the 19 was blocked by Billy Richardson. when Mickey Haffner pounded Sam Houston State's Bearcats The Catholic High Crusaders dropped 7-0 decision Saturday afternoon in Henderson to the Henderson 'B team, with the loss over from the one just 59 seconds before the half.

Stanford got the ball and Just before the end of the first spoiled the Southwest Texas State homecoming Saturday and maintained their grasp on the Lone Star Conference first place with half, Houston guard Demaree Jones swiped a pass from Ala being the first of the year for the Quarterback i Crusaders against four wins and bama second-unit worked it back to the UCLA 35 just three seconds before intermission. Stan Lindskog stood back on the 41 and. with a 15 mile an Jack Hurlbut on the Tide 43. As a tie- 9-7 Beathard completed an 80-yard Augustana, S.D. 23, Morningside 7 nour wina oenina mm, tried a Vols In 20-7 Win drive early in the first period with a 29-yard scoring pass to Bedsole.

Beathard completed three passes in the third period, two of them Georgia 16, Kentucky 15 Tennessee 20, Chattanooga 7 VMI 14, William Mary 7 Virginia Tech 10, Florida State 7 New Mexico 21, Air Force 6 Southern California 14, Illinois 10 Oregon 7, Washington 6 Scolt Bows In 14-12 Baffle Henderson scored in the second quarter for the verdict. Catholic High, on a 56 yard pass from quarterback Bob Geary to end Ed Johnston, pushed to the Henderson 12 in the fourth quarter but couldn't get across the goal line. Geary, tackle John Finneran, Old coal. But the kick floated high in the air and dropped short of the soal posts. Kermit Alexander, a 185 pound speedster, grabbed it on his own 13, got one key block and then to Bedsole to set up the second Trojan score with fullback Ben Wilson plunging the final two Utah State 69, Idaho 0 San Jose 21, Washington State 17 Sam Houston 9, Southwest Texas 7 I FORGET THE fr NAME! Richmond 20, Davidson 0 South Carolina 20, Maryland 10 Wake Forest 21, Virginia 15 Georgia Tech 35, Tulane 0 Auburn 24, Ctemson 14 LSU 23, Florida 0 Hampton 37, Howard 0 North Carolina If, Moraan State Ttxas 23, Baylor 0 'yards.

Southern Methodist 8, Texas Tech 7 Ty A I li. Aiittln li raced down the sidelines 87 yards guards Louis Burks and Alfred rJ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Sophomore Mallon Faircloth rallied Tennessee's faltering football team to a 20-7 victory over stubborn Chattanooga Saturday. The 185-pound sophomore from Cordele, starting his first game at tailback in the Vols' single wing offense, threw a pass for one touchdown and ran four yards for a second. Arlington, Tex.

19, trinity, Tex. 14 Tne cmmeit scott Bulldogs lost lor a touchdown Penn State Tops CU Allen and end Johnston stood out Randolph-Macon 14, West Virginia Tech 0 a tight 14-12 decision to the Dun- UCLA added another one in the outnwestern, Kan. iz. Bethel, Kan. i ort Hays State 12, Emporia State 7 i Washington Lee 27, Emory Henry 6 for the Crusaders on defense.

Coach Billy Porter is still seek' UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. (AP) bar Buffaloes of Texarkana here third period when Johnny Walker Pittsburg, Kan. 40, Washburn 0 Tarkio 14, Culver Stockton 6 jonni nopKins is, nampaer Mississippi 47, Vanderbilt 0 -Galen Hall completed two long Saturday night. intercepted a nass and zig-zagged Klrksvllle 12, Springfield.

Mo. 7 Duke 17. North Carolina ing a game for this week, prefer Coe 47, Monmouth 0 Texarkana took an 8-0 lead in 36 yards 10 SCOTe- ably on Friday or Saturday. Dubuque 26, Buena Vista 7 touchdown passes in the second period Saturday to lead Penn Central, Iowa 31, Upper Iowa 3 the first quarter when fullback South Carolina Wins State to a come-from-benina 33-ie Parsons 55, Simpson 0 Drake 24. Bradley 13 victory over California Bethany, W.

Va. 14, Wash. 8 Jeff. 12 William Bratton passed to Marvin Pettaway for 12 yards and Bratton ran over for the two-point Glenvil e. W.Va 20.

Fairmont. W.Va West. Kentucky 16, East. Kentucky 15 East Tennessee 13, Morhead, Ky. 12 Georgetown, Ky.

27, Mlllsaps 0 Sewanee 41, Centre 0 Elon 11, West Carolina Newberry 19, Guilford 0 Virginia State Virginia Union 0 Mlnnesota-Duluth 34, Concordia 14 Bethel 20, Northwestern, Wis. 0 -r St. John's, 51, Hamllne ft Olivet 40, Illinois College 20 Kalamazoo 2, Adrian 7 Albion 28, Ferris 6 Trailing 10-3 at tne sian oc tne W. Va. Wesleyan 47, Bridgewater, Va.

12 COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP (-South Carolina combined a new found FARMERS! RAilCllERS! second period, Hall hit speedy halfback Roger Kochman for a 36-yard scoring play and then offense with sound defense Saturday to upset heavily favored Maryland 20-10 in an Atlantic conversion. Emmett Scott came back in the second period as Howard Moses passed five yards to end Wardell Matts fo ra TD. The half time score stood at 8-6. Southern Illinois 34, Illinois St.

Normal 14 fired a two-point pass to ena bod Mitinger to put the Nittany Lions Cards Shutout Dragons, 12-0 Minikin 27, Illinois wesleyan 16 East Illinois 7. East Miehlnun permanently in tront. 14 vmana -a, si. Benedict's, Kan Ooane 20, Dana 7 Coast Conference football game. South Carolina scored twice on short passes, both thrown by quarterback Jim Costen.

One went for four yards to halfback Bill Gambrell. The other was a six-yarder to end John Caskey. Ohio State Romps Be Sure To Shop Us for LOW, LOW PRICES On Your Seed and Fertilizer Fertilizers Oats Hairy Vetch Reseeding Crimson Clover Hop Clover White Dutch Clover Elbon Rye Common Rye The Bulldogs moved into the lead after the first minute of play in the second half when Moses Midland 27, Neb if Kansas 42, Oklahoma State I Ashland 21, Wilmington 6 Minesota 23, Michigan 20 Colorado 22, Oklahoma 14 Flndlay 16, Defiance I -Lenoir fthvna 14. WHtnhrn PARIS (SpU Henderson Coun MADISON, Wis. (AP) Ohio stntP a precision-like football passed to 10 yards to Wendell ty Junior College shutout the Paris JC Dragons here Saturday night in a Texas Eastern Conference Hawkins but Texarkana battled Gambrell also scored on an 11-yard run.

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