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'TTfTTT? ttt Sunday November I 1933 PAGK THREE Section Two Four Worth Star-Telegram Oklahoma Whips Michigan Trips Kansas State 34-0 Penn by 24-14 Baiders Upset Maroons 27-20 BY BURNIE KEE BUr-Ttltiram Sport Writer JACKSON Miss Oct 31 Texas magnificent sophomore quarterback Jack Kirkpatrick a human hurricane this Saturday afternoon guided the Red Raiders to a stunning 27-20 upset vic MANHATTAN Kan Oct 31 (P) Oklahoma racked up five at least one each Saturday to defeat the Kansas State Wildcats 34-0 and move nearer its sixth straight Big Seven GAME AT A GLANCE MISS STA1E TEXAS TECH Flnt Down ill HO Vrd Citlnrd Kunhinv Yard Gained PaMinf 12ft 7 of 10 Fanifi Completed 10 of 10 0 Pamfi Intercepted by 1 Opp fumble Recovered 9 9 for 14 Punt No Avt 1 for 5 for Aft Peneltle No Ydg 10 for 100 ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 31 Michigan unreeled a spectacular 66-yard pass play from Tony Branoff to Bob Topp to break Pennsylvania Saturday and go on to win a 24-14 Intersection-al football game Michigan had led 12-0 but trailed 12-14 in the third period when sophomore Halfback Branoff cut loose with a lefthanded pass to Topp Michigan end Topp snatched the ball from between two defense men on the Penn 40-yard line wheeled and scored going away from a field of pursuers The play brought the crowd of 57655 fans to its feet arid led to fifth victory Michigan appeared to be well in control of the game after two second period touchdowns on runs of nine and 15 yards by Halfback Ted Kress But Penn struck for a touchdown in the last minute of the second period and ground out another midway in the third period to take a 14-12 lead after two missed conversions Quarterback Lou Baldaccl who had failed to convert in four tries sneaked over a one-foot touchdown buck in the fourth period to add insurance points Fights Friday Night Eddie Gloat 147 Philadelphia outpointed Don Braun 147 Baltimore 8 Princeton Oulscores Brown Eleven 2713 PRINCETON Oct 31 Homer Smith's line plunging nullified the long-distance touchdown passes of Peter Kohut Saturday and Princeton overcame Brown 27-13 in an Ivy League football game Kohut contributed the most spectacular plays but methodical ground and short-passing attack was too much for the fired-up Brown team Kohut passed to David Succoni for a 57-yard score in the first period and to Tommy Thompson for 71-yard touchdown play in the second quarter Brown led 6-0 at the end of the first period and the score was tied 13-13 at the half but Princeton surged ahead in the third period with two crushing touchdowns Smith made one of these after leading a 68-yard touchdown march and William Ledger took a 22-yard pass from Royce Flip-pin for the other The summary: Brown 6 7 0 13 Princeton 013 14 0 -27 Princeton ncortng: Touchdowns Flip-pin Prve Smith Ledver Conversions Dl Renzo Martin Smith Conference football title The game before a record Kansas State crowd of 22500 shoved the Oklahomans into the Big Seven lead with three victories against no defeats It was Kansas State's first loss in four consecutive games Despite the score Kansas State made things tough for the Sooners Except for their last touchdown which came on an 18-yard march after a fumble recovery the Sooners had to knock hard for their scores Oklahoma in spoiling its host's homecoming day marched 79 yards for a touchdown after taking the opening kick-off Larry Grigg scored it from 2Va out on the 19th play Quarterback Gene Calame converted The Sooners moved 69 yards in 10 plays for their next touchdown in the second period Halfback Bob Herndon got it on a quick blast of 16 yards over tackle Buddy Leake kickpd the point to put the Sooners ahepd 14-0 at the half Grigg who racked up a total of 177 yards on 25 carries scored the third touchdown in the third period from the one yard line Calame missed the try for the extra point Oklahoma 7 7 6 Hannas State 0 0 0 Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns Grigg 2 Herndon Oing Raker conversions Calame Leake 2 Santee Pickworih Wins Pro Title MELBOURNE Oct 31 (ff)-Ossie Pickworth scored a birdie on the 36th hole at the Royal Melbourne course Saturday to beat Peter Thomson 1 up for the Australian professional golf championship Press Wlrephoto SOONER HALFBACK GAINS Bob Herndon of Oklahoma rips through Kansas State for a six-yard gain at Manhattan Kan Saturday The Sooners won 34-0 Tennessee Dumps North Carolina 20-6 Wilson Geis Eagle On Colonial's No 1 Jim Wilson canned a wedge shot from 100 yards out for an eagle on the No 1 hole at Colonial Saturday Playing with Wilson when he sank the third shot on the par five 569-yard hole were Reub Berry Les Yates and John Ballard Service Football Fori Monnonth 47 Kdisvosd Arsons! CHAPEL HILL Oct 31 (P) Favored Tennessee crammed three touchdowns into less than 11 minutes of the third period Saturday after a ragged scoreless first half to whip North Carolina 20-6 for the fifth year in a row Igniting the explosive quarter were scoring runs of 62 and 20 yards by Tom Tracy the sophomore fullback from Birmingham Mich The victory was the third against two losses and one tie for the Vols who spoiled homecoming day for 27000 Tar Heel fans by handing North Carolina its third loss in a row after three early season victories Tennessee 0 0 20 North Carolina 0 0 0 6 Tennessee scoring: Touchdown Tracy 2 Wade conversions Schwanaer Tracy North Carolina scoring Touchdown Oravitte Friday Night's Fights New York (Madison Bauare Garden) Teddy (Red Top) Davla 130 Ki Hartford Conn outpointed Georgs Araujo Providence 10 FOR SALE OR LEASE Building 2916 Wot Lneaitr acrou from Farrington Field 12500 iq ft air conditioned glaii front tile floor ahowroom and office with ihop warehouie and parking ipaca Excellent for light in-duitrial or automobile tale and service Immediate poueuion 1 JOE BOWLIN Fort Worth Texas FA-8116 'S tory over Mississippi State before a crowd of 16000 in this capital city Kirkpatrick far outshone his highly-publicized opponent the Jackie Parker who is currently featured as an all-America candidate in a national weekly magazine The only thing close about the game was actually the score For after the Red Raiders pounded to their first touchdown with the opening kickoff there was little doubt The Maroons staged a mild rally at the finish and pulled to within the final seven points after trailing 7-27 but Kirkpatrick took over after that last score and moved the Raiders to two first downs while in the process of running out the clock Soundly Outplayed It would probably be safe to say that never before has Texas Tech outplayed an opponent so much to win by so little Texas Tech showed the seemingly true proportions of the game in its statistical edge which saw the Raiders round up 328 net yards rushing to the Maroons 80 and 123 passing to 97 while gaining an edge in first downs of 23-7 relatively poor showing and brilliance could be traced to the play of the opposing forward walls where Texas Tech held a tremendous advantage all afternoon Parker did pass for two of touchdowns but the vicious Raider forwards hounded him continuously and he wound- up with a loss of 15 yards on five carries Sides Gallops 37 Yards End Harland Wesley Tackle Jerry Walker and Guard Don Gray must be ranked alongside Kirkpatrick as individual stars but none was far ahead of the rest of the players Fullbacks James Sides and Rick Spinks gave Kirkpatrick some tremendous help with some powerhouse runs Sides finally breaking loose on a 37-yard touchdown scamper the longest Tech Coach Dewitt Weaver who with his assistants was carried from the field on the shoulders of the ecstatic Raiders at the end called Mississippi State as good a team as his club has met since he went to Texas Tech in 1951 It was the second loss for the Maroons who have also been twice tied and the sixth victory for Texas Tech against a lone defeat Tech led all the way the scoring going 6-0 13-0 13-7 20-7 27-7 27-14 and 27-20 The Raiders even had a touchdown nullified by a penalty early In the fourth while leading 20-7 Move 68 Yards For TD Tech moved 68 yards on 14 plays for its score after 6:29 although a bit of fate and Raider alertness combined to prevent disaster as the drive reached its payoff On fourth down and two at the seven Kirkpatrick ran back to his right as if to pass kept on running only to have Parker punch the ball out of his arms at the five but Gray grabbed it on its first bounce and Don Lewis rammed over on first try from there extra point attempt sailed wide The Raiders recovered a Maroon fumble on the 24 moments later but a fumble that lost 14 yards on the first play ruined that one although Kirkpatrick romped 21 yards to put them within reaching distance before State took over In the opening minutes of the second quarter Texas Tech punched 63 yards to the Maroon one before a roughing penalty ruined another scoring bid The Raiders were rolling and to be denied although a third-down pass to the 18 setting up a first down was ruled incomplete even to the booing of Maroon partisans Taking over on the 20 Parker dropped back to pass and was tackled viciously by End Dean White a fumble resulting with the Raiders taking over on the four and on fourth down another bit of alert play cashed in on the score Three downs had put the ball within a foot of the goal but Quarterback Jerry Johnson running to his right fumbled and Spinks raced back to the seven picked up the bail and took off for pay dirt twisting away from two tacklers enroute Spinks then converted and it was 13-0 The Maroons capitalized on a fumble on the Tech 30 early in the third for their first score using six plays to cover the distance with Halfback Arthur Davis making a brilliant catch of fourth down pass from the seven and Parker converted to leave the score 13-7 Texas Tech showed it had it ail the way as it took the following kickoff and maneuvered 76 yards on nine plays for another score with Halfback Norman Janes exploding into the end zone for the score from the one and Spinks converted to make 20-7 Sides Scores Touchdown Early in the fourth Tech moved 27 yards to an apparent touchdown Bobby Cavazos sprinting over from the 10 but a 15-yard clipping penalty pushed the ball back to the 16 The Raiders still back to the one but End Paul Erwin was unable to hang onto fourth down pass Substitute Quarterback Bobby Collins kicked out to the 37 and from there Sides found an opening off left tackle exploded into the secondary and went the distance for the score with conversion making it 27-7 A 43-yard pass from Collins to Halfback Joseph Davis sparked the Maroons to their second score with Joseph getting it from two yards out Then the Maroons moved 51 yards on six plays for their final score the big chunk and the payoff coming on a 31-yard shot from Parker to Joseph And that was the ball game although the Raiders gained three more yards 451 against the Maroons Saturday than they did in beating New Mexico last week 71-0 The summary: TEXAS TECH LE Erwin White LT Williams Wesley Lambert Gray Hurt Cen West Martin HO Howard Hunt RT I Walker Nelson KUcullen RE Spooner Harland 8B Kirkpatrick Johnson Hill Lewis Janes Green Cavazos Thompson Bryan FB Sides Spinks Boyer MISS STATE LE McKee Santlllo Ross Holltngshead Morris Newsom LG Buber Roberson Munsch Cen Easterwood Bolton Zimmerman Yarnlck RT Barron Glasgow Gatusa Fulton Bennett QB Parker Collins Stanton Morris Caven RH Venter Joseph Davis FB Suda Evans Score by periods: Texas Tech 8 7 7 Mississippi state 0 0 7 Scoring (In order of occurrence): Lewis (Texas Tech) plunged one foot for touchdown at 6 29 Spinks (Texas Tech) ran one foot lor touchdown at 7 20 Spinks converted 0 Parker (Mississippi State) passed aeven yards to Davis for score at 4 -68 Parker converted Janes (Texas Tech) ran one yard for touchdown at 732: Spinks converted 40 8ides (Texas Tech) ran 37 yards for touchdown at 8 28 Kirkpatrick converted Joseph (Mississippi State) ran two yards for score at 8 44 Glasgow convened Parker (Mississippi State) passed 31 yards to Joseph for touchdown at 11 48 OHlclals- Referee Russell Lycne (Illinois): umpire Burghard (Mississippi State) field Judge John Durkin (St Edwards) head linesman James Armistead (Vanderbilt )' EWT WMll YOUR CM DID! 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