Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 51

1 le 1 I Sunday October 4 1959 Amin ton Paces Over Rice Team DURHAM Oct 3 Twice-beaten Duke turned two recovered fumbles and an inter cepted pass into touchdowns be' hind the running of Halfback Joe Arrington Saturday to defeat Rice 24-7 A crowd of 21000 saw Duke strike quickly for two second-period touchdowns add another in the fourth quarter and a nine-yard field goal in the clos ing minutes by Fullback Jack Bush Rice scored in the third pe MEM StarTelegrsm Sports Writer DALLAS Oct you've seen one football team warm up you've seen them all and somehow it's not quite as interesting as say the Kilgore Rangerettes So it is that the countdown minutes before 'el kickoff are often devoted to pressbox seminars on the imponderables the critical issues and the eN: strange goings-on in this our time 1 's Forest Evashevski got the call on a couple of counts in the Cotton Bowl press box Saturday 4r before the SMU-Navy kickoff What critical issues lead one of the nation's most successful and highest paid coaches to give '--s i four-year notice of his resignation? N'' -sc The man draws $20000 a year His teams ''k 4 annually are challengers for the championship of 4 the Big 10 which long ago staked claim to being the best college football conference in the coun- il' try Furthermore as a winning coach at the state fi university Evashevski without trying is one of Iowa's leading citizens a man whose talents are muchly admired and whose company is avidly FOREST EVASREVSKI sought Why then should he give ve four-year notice? Quite obviously the man is not happy in his work There were reports a few seasons back that Evashevski might into private business but a pay raise and additional tenure ended that discussion Business is mentioned again So is a more-challenging coaching position 0 0 0 WHEN COACHING JOBS OPEN UP EVASHEVSKI SOUGHT I BY ROY EDIVAZDS I GAME AT A GLANCE RICE DUKE 7 7First Downs 20 Yards Gained Rushing 236 48 Yards Gained Passing 42 5 0114 Paws Completed 4 of 7 1 Passes Intercepted br 1 0 Fumbles Reouvered 2 8 for 422 Punts No Avg 6 for 392 10 Yards Penalised 45 nod when Fullback Roland Jackson went over from the one Quarterback Jon Schnable set it up with a 49-yard run to Duke's seven Arrington a 184-pound sophomore from Thomasville Ga was the big star as Duke Evashevski is at that stage of his coaching career where his name is one of the first mentioned any time there is a coaching vacancy at a school competing on the major level This ordinarily is wishful thinking on the part of the alumni who eventually settle for someone with perhaps less reputation or record of accomplishment but with greater availability Evashevski has been mentioned in the past for vacancies at Southwest Conference schools he will be in the future and he just might turn up down here One kicker in his resignation announcement was his request to "review any opportunities which are presented" Those should be considerable between now and 1963 alumni and administrators of colleges with losing teams being what they are Several of those opportunities undoubtedly will arise in the Southwest Conference Rumblings from the alumni are ever with us Right now just three weeks into the season already the pre-kickoff seminars produce comment to the effect that persons of Influence from this area or that are saying that Coach So-and-So Is a so-and-so and he's had it at school lose or else There's always the prospect too that the considerable time 'remaining will permit the adjustment of the differences that in4pired the Iowa coach's announcement Evashevski must be given credit for playing it a little cagier than Eddie Erdelatz who would have been with us in Dallas today as coach of the Navy except that a few months ago he gave four years less notice than Evashevski All the major coaching jobs having been filled by then Erdelatz is taking his football as a spec tator this season while ostensibly awaiting the annual winter rolling of coaching heads Like Evashevski Erdelatz also can pick his spot Ile came 4 close to landing in the Southwest Conference himself not too far back but apparently got a little better deal at the Naval Academy 1 as a result of the offer Then he decided it wasn't such a good deal after all and Wayne Hardin is now cutting his first slice of the head coaching cake SOONERS HAVE STUNK BEFORE BUT SMELLED BETTER One topic of conversation for some time to come and not lim- ited to press boxes will be the amazing events on the nation's teleViSiOn screens a week ago when Northwestern separated the men from the poise to the great sorrow of Oklahomans Great was the rejoicing of the downtrodden as Bud Wilkinson's Sooners finally got the lumps so many unfortunates had despaired of ever being delivered Maybe the Sooner dynasty is crumbling it was hopefully ventured Heed then the words of a man who played a lot of football for Wilkinson: "They'll come back" Darrell Royal who brought the Univer sity of Texas Longhorns back said Then he made a point that perhaps might not have occurred to some of us ''They (the Sooners) have had these stinking days In the past" be said "But it's always been against somebody like Iowa State or Kansas State" The way things have been in the Big Eight of course the Sooners could beat most of their conference rivals by employing the lineup of the sorority team winning the annual campus Powder Bowl game For us suffering Texans anyway it was nice while it lasted Here come the teams on the field it's almost time for the kick off and the typewriter beckons See you in the papers Sooners Ram Colorado 4242 4 NORMAN Okla Oct 3 Oklahoma's Sooners blended near perfect passing with a strong running game and routed the Colorado Buffaloes 42-12 in a Big Eight Conference football opener at Owen Field Saturday Oklahoma's devastating of: fense came on a soggy field on an overcast misty day before :53000 ans Coach Bud Wilkinson's Soon: ers now have gone through 72 conference games without a defeat It was their 70th victory with only two ties included in the winning streak The lopsided triumph provided some measure of satisfaction for Oklahoma after its opening 45-13 loss to Northwestern at Evanston Ill last Week and should restore some of the SOW? ers' lost prestige The Sooners'' manpower was Just too much for the sophomore-laden Buffs whose main offense was the aerial thrusts of Quarterback 'Gale Weidner His consistent tosses enabled Colorado to mount several scoring threats but interceptions by Half-hack IVlike McClellan and End ()ante 'Payne at the 15 and 18 GAME Al A GLANCE OKLAHOMA COLORADO 25 First Downs 18 309 Yards Gained Rushing 101 107 Yards Gained Passing 202 8 of 13 Passes Cornvieted 15 of 33 2 Passes Intercepted by 0 1 OniL Fumbles Recovered 1 2 for 26 Punts No Avg 5 for 33 73 Yards Penalised 311 yard lines doused their hopes early In the game The Sooners went 56 yards In 12 plays to get the scoring under way midway of the first period after recovering a Buff fumble on Colorado's own 44 Halfback Brewster Hobby punched three yards -for the touchdown Quarterback Bobby Boyd added three touchdowns after Sooner drives of 56 82 and 35 yards End Jerry Tillery count ed on a 38-yard pass from Quarterback Bobby Cornell and Fullback Dave Keadle sprinted 19 yards for another Sooner score Colorado's two touchdowns came in the final minutes of the game The Buffs moved 88 yards with 3:10 left and Halfback Don Maurer plunged from the one-yard stripe In the waning minutes a 15-yard pass to End Kirk Campbell by Quarterback Joe Dowler provided the other Buff Se() re gmimmomA Duke 2407 bounced back from close game losses to South Carolina and Ohio State On the first play of the second quarter Rice Halfback Max Webb fumbled and Duke Halfback Danny Lee recovered on the Texans' 15 On third down Lee scored from the 11 Bush kicked the point Duke capitalized on another break moments later On the third play after the kickoff the Owls' Halfback Bobby Wayt fumbled and Tackle Jim Gardner recovered for Duke on the Rice 29 A 13-yard run by Arrington featured a drive to the one from where Arrington scored Rice managed only one first down and failed to advance beyond its own 41 in the first half Late in the third period Duke Center Ted Royall intercepted Al Hartman's pass to Rice's 39 and returned it five yards From there Duke moved to a touchdown early in the fourth quarter when Halfback Bunny Bell scored from a foot out on fourth down Rice 0 0 1 7 Duke 0 14 0 10-24 11 run (Bush kick) Arrington one run (Bush kick) Jackson one run (Bucek kick) Bell one run (Bush kick) Duke FO: Bush nine Tiger Aerials By Wood Sink H-SU 35-12 GAME AT A GLANCE AUBURN HARDIN-SIMMONS 16 First Downs 13 313 Yards Gained Rusbing 113 95 lards Gained Passing 131 4 of 14 Passes Completed 18 of 42 1 Passes Intercepted by 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 3 for 413Punts No Avg6 for 368 72 Yards Penalized 45 AUBURN Ala Oct 3 (UPI) Auburn found its passing arm in rangy Richard Wood Saturday and used it six-gun style to defeat Hardin-Simmons' tough Cow boys from Texas 35-12 before 23000 fans Wood demoted to second unit after last week's upset by Tennessee came in for only three plays in the first half but threw touchdown passes on two of them He shot a bullet pass 36 yards to Halfback Johnny Kern for one score then intercepted a Cow boy pass ran it back 24 yards and on the next play hit Fullback John McGeever on a 21-yard scoring aerial Hardin-Simmons threw a fresh scare into the Tigers with two quick touchdowns at the start of the second halt Charlie Bowers streaked through center a ad raced 70 yards to the five Quarterback Jim Tom Butler banged over two plays later Moments before Cowboy End Bill Voss recovered a fumble on the Auburn 35 and Butler passed 15 yards to End David Wharton for the first touchdown making it 19-12 Auburn struck back though taking the kickoff from the Cowboy 46 to a touchdown on Fullback Ed Dyas' four yard smash in just five plays The Tigers also took just five plays to travel 68 yards to their first score achieved on Dyas' 34-yard smash up the middle He picked up speed and outran the secondary Wood shot Auburn far in front with his spectacular passes and after the brief Cowboy flurry the Tigers struck for still another score just as swiftly Left Halfback Jimmy Pettus returned a punt to the Hardin-Simmons 20 then plunged for seven yards Two plays later McGeever crashed across from the two Mostly powerless against the fierce Auburn line the Cowboys threw 42 passes and had three of them intercepted They corn-plated 18 for 131 yards Auburn hit four of of them Wood's touchdown tosses Auburn 7 12 0 16-35 Hardin-Simmons 0 0 12 0-12 Scoring 34 run (Dyas kick): Aub 36 pass from Wood (kick failed) 21 pass from Wood (pass failed)) 15 MSS from Butler (pass failed) one run (run failed): four run (Hunt run) Aub--MoGeever two run (Harvard run) Northwest Runs By Laneri 58-0 GAME AT A GLANCE Northwest Loner! 11 First Downs 10 302 Yards Gained Rushing 141 7 Tards Gained Passing 22 5 of 10 Passes Completed 5 of 34 0 Passes intercepted lit 0 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 2 for 22 Punts No ATI 6 for 25 10 for 05 Penalties No Tdge 5 for 45 JUSTIN Oct 2 broke loose for 44 points in the second half to swamp Lauer' 58-0 here Friday night ilalfba Kenneth Tidwell scored three runs of 15 and one yard and by recovering a fumble in the end zone on a kickoff Hanoi David Wilson sprinted 58 and 65 yards for touchdowns and added a two-point conversion Other Northwest touchdowns came when Buster Taylor plunged two yards Jim Moran ran 10 yards and Robert Edington smashed over from two yards out Lyna Martin Moran David Wilson and Benny High each scored a two-point conversion High's came on a pass om Hardy Tadlock Laneri's only threat came in the third period when freshman Halfback Tom Armstrong raced 48 yards to the Northwest 10 Lancri's scoring threat died on the two i 1 BURNET 40 LAMPASASI BURNET Oct 3 (Sul) Burnet proved too strong fur Iampasaa here Friday night tts the Bulldogs ran over the Bedgers 041 Larry Kinsey Not man Nitailithv Karl Pletth KenoNSInith and Ronnie Helms Joined In the point-limiting for the winners Lamuesas got its only ID in the third Period when Tommy Patterson broke loose on a 38 yard scamper I Burnet t4d in Bret (loom 17-6 FORT WORTH STARTELEGRAM Everybody loves a bargain! It has been proved year after year by the huge number of people who come to leonards annual Fall Roundup Sale For each year during this exciting event Leonards brings back the old fashioned bargain Read this page carefully to see if you don't agree! Popular Horseshoe Crease 100 Wool Western Hats Authentically styled western hats are blocked into the popular horseshoe crease then fully satin lined Wide brims have hidden wire in them so you can crease the brim as you want it Buy now at this low low Fall Roundup Sale Price Sand or black in sizes 6314 to 712 Ranch Ties Assorted Colors in Many Styles Men's Sport (oats Tailored For a Trim Slim Effect Work Clothes Leonords Street Floor 1111 5 4 et'h Fall Wash in Wear Slacks 29-42 Reg 1995 Men's Clothing Leonords Street Floor A handsome timepiece endorsed by the Watchmakers of Switzerland Water and shock-resistant dust protected sweep hand radium dial antimagnetic lifetime unbreakable mainspring Matching steel expansion band at no extra charge Better Jewelry leonards Street Floor The fashion for men nowadays is the neat tall slim line so handsomely done in these luxurious wool or wool-blend sport coats Superbly tailored but budget priced 3-button coats come in the newest shades of brown grey and charcoal in distinctive new patterns 35 to 46 Regulars and longs 388pair 3 for 11" Men's Swiss 7-Jewel Watch plus tax Outstanding dress shirts in fine broadcloth and oxford cloth are contour tailored for perfect fit Your choice of spread and regular collars French and barrel cuffs in white or assorted fancy pattern's San- 4 forized shrunk to keep the fit 14 to i 17 not every size in every style but a large selection to choose from We Bought Closeout to SHIRTS Reg 1158 295 each 304" Reg 1495 a Manufacturer's Bring You Tbse Use Our Handy r1IA Coupon Books Men's Furnishings Leonard Street Floor I oys liuburban Coats 1 9 Reg 3) North winds won't faze the young man wearing one of these fine tailored suburban coats Heavy 75 wool 15 cashmere 10 rayon shell is seconded by a wind-resisting quilt lining With flap pockets and center vent back Comes in all his favorite colors sizes 6-20 699 Wool Sport Coats Regular 1295 6-18 Wool Flannel Suits Regular 2495 6-20 1499 Boys' tit Leonards Street Floor mainammaiminia thommumwmounomwaralmousermaa Section Throe Choose the hat you want from the new est styles by Boner Phelps Genuine fur felt in tan grey brown or charcoal sizes 634 to 712 Many brim widths ens Genuine Fur Felt Hats Men's Hats Leonards Street Floor 1111111----7711 PAGE THREE 97 Reg 595 and 695 i- ti MI' Sunday October 4 1959 FORT WORTH STARTELEGRAM Section Three PAGE THREE 11 EAlke Arr pt- A 0 ver oNce Team A li 1 0 3 i7 4p1 1 4 )1i 0 4 re' PI 4 A i 4 -1' i'-1 0 1 1 ff 4 itokoiH1 VA Twice-beaten Duke turned two :4 DURIIAM Oct 3 IR- GAME AT A GLANCE bounced back from close game 7' 'p 4 I 1' RICE DUKE 7 7First Downs 20 losses to South Carolina and 0 I 11 recovered fumbles and an inter- 44' I's ards Gained Rushing 236 -lards Gained Pas hps 42 Ohio State 1fP 4 Everybody loves a bargain! It has been proved year cepted pass into touchdowns be- 14 4 t)( 1 4 On the first play of the sec- 411 o'" I after year by the huge number of people who come to ts 1 1 hind the running of Halfback ooliorier7 firserl I 39 I ond quarter Rice Halfback Max 0101 1 sli leonards annual Fall Roundup Sale For each year dur- '4A Joe Arrington Saturday to de- to Y1(18 43 Webb fumbled and Duke Half- $11k il l'r ing this exciting event leonards brings back the old feat Bice 24-7 back Danny Lee recovered on 1 (11 fashioned bargain Read this page carefully to see if 11 l'i e' A crowd of 21000 saw Duke nod when Fullback Roland the Texans' 15 On third down '01)441 strike quickly for two second- Jackson went over from the Lee scored from the 11 Bush you don't agree! di I period touchdowns add another one Quarterback Jon Schnable kicked the point in the fourth quarter and a set it up with a 49-yard run Duke capitalized on another 04-- 39 ''''zi -4 i '4 1 nine-yard field goal in the dos- to Duke's seven break moments later On the -0 T' 10 ing minutes by Fullback Jack Arrington a 184-pound sopho- third play after the kickoff the sk'N-s- -------44--4--s--- Bush more from Thomasville Ga Owls' Halfback Bobby Wayt r7---- Rice scored in the thi rd pe- was the big star as Duke fumbled and Tackle Jim Gard- 1 ner recovered for Duke on the i 1 i 40 0111K' Rice 29 run by Arrington i i We Bought a Manufacturer A 13-yard 1 4 ') "A-06 featured a drive to the one ''4 -i "Ts 44 11i A''' 'os At's '1 4 i Ast 3 from where Arrington scored stsr4qk4' Rice managed only one first I BY ROY EDWARDS I failed to advance be- 1 Clo ti seout to ring You 11 13se Siar down and fa 4elegram Sports Writer yond its own 41 in the first I -------1----- four-year notice of his resignation? intercepted I half Use Our DALLAS Oct you've seen one football Late in the third period Duke --000411 7'116-144 team warm up you've seen them all and somehow it's Center Ted Royall 4 'I'''' I "-7i-: not quite as interesting as say the Kilgore Rangerettes Al Hartman's pass to Rice's 39 "5 1 Handy and returned it five yards So it is that the countdown minutes before From there Duke moved to a '''P- i i kickoff are often devoted to pressbox seminars -s t-04g touchdown early in the fourth I Coupon ii 4 on the imponderables the critical issues and the quarter when Halfback Bunny i 1 4- 1 strange goings-on in this our time Reg II" Bell scored from a foot out on -1 11- Forest Evashevski got the call on a couple fourth down nf Books A 295 v'''''''L of counts in the Cotton Bowl press box Saturday Rice 100A before the SMU-Navy kickoff eac i Duke-Lee 11 run (Bush kick) Duke- '1 '-'4441 4441'1''11'1 What critical issues lead one of the nation'S Arrington one run (Bush kick) Rice- i Jackson one run (Bucek kick) Duke- most successful and highest-paid coaches to give li! 'C'' I Bell one run (Bush kick) Duke Fat i Bush num 0 '11'1''''- eiiei -1 A1150 I '-'1 s- Th man draws 320 000 a year Ti His teams 3 for -11 2'440 annually are challengers for the championship of the Big 10 which long ago staked claim to being Outstanding dress Tg Ai -H J-'-------' 4 )o the best college football conference in the coun- try Furthermore as a winning coach at the state is shirts in fine broad- A I umversity Evashevski without trying is one of fi t- er era Iowa's leading citizens a man whose talents are Wood 1 9 cloth and oxford muchly admired and whose company is avidly 1 FOREST cloth are contour EVASIIEVSKL sought li Su 3542 i Why then should he give four-year notice? tailored for per- i I Quite obviously the man is not happy in his work 1 GE AT A GLANCE There were reports a few seasons back that Evashevski might fi6101111N First 11)10141)1N-S131111? il fect fit Your Yards Penalized 45 ti i into private business but a pay raise and additional tenure 13 14 of 12 31 ine 113 I '7i easi 4 of Passes Completed -18 4 i Popular Horseshoe Crease choice of nded tht discuson 1 Passes Intercepted by 3 4 Business is mentioned again So is a more-challenging coach- 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 spread an big position 3 for CA-Punts No Avg6 for 368 72 4 0 04 1 il WE 1 la iff a '1 WHEN COACHING JOBS OPEN UP EVASHEVSKI SOUGHT AUBURN Ala Oct 3 (UPI)- 1 I "0 oo! Western Hats regular col- Auburn found its passing arm in Jars French rangy I Evashevski is at that stage of his coaching career where his and used iRichard Wood Saturday six-gun style to de- and barrel 4 N74k ri name is one of the first meMioned any time there is a coaching feat Hardin-Simmons' tough Cow- 1 1 --''s------ Vacancy at a school competing on the major level This ordinarily 7 boy efore I from 35-1 exas2 cuffs in 1 1 is wishful thinking on the part of the alumni who eventually settle 23000 fans i I for someone with perhaps less reputation or record of accomplish- white or as Wood demoted to second unit ment but with greater availability after last week's upset by Ten- Evashevski has been mentioned in the past for vacancies at nessee came in for only three Reg each sorted fancy Southwest Conference schools he will be in the future and he just plays in the first half but threw pattern's San- might turn up down here One kicker in his resignation announce- touchdown passes on two of them 395 ment was his request to "review any opportunities which are pre- Ile shot a bullet pass 36 yards 1 forized shrunk to 42004r Stk sented" to Halfback Johnny Kem for one Authentically styled western hats are blocked into the pop- 0 4r- iA' spif Those should between now and 1963 alumni score then intercepted a Cow- -s I keep the fit 14 to rs f'w I 1 ular horseshoe crease then fully satin lined Wide brims and administrators considerable of colleges with losing teams being what boy pass ran it back 24 yards ie z1: they are and on the next play hit Fullback A- have hidden wire in them so you can crease the brim as 17 not every size 'NI 441k A 34 Several of those opportunities undoubtedly will arise in the John McGeever on a 21-yard seer- 013 want it Buy now at this low low Fall Roundup Sale Southwest Conference Rumblings from the alumni are ever with us ing aerial f- I rice Sand or black in sizes 634 to 712 in every style but a i Right now just three weeks into the season already the pre- Hardin-Simmons threw a fresh large selection to ith two kickoff seminars produce comment to the effect that persons of scare into the Tig ers uick touchdowns at the tart of Man St i Ranch Ties Assorted ors i hT A tdCo 1 rt influence from this area or that are sain that Coach So-and-So me second half Charlie sBowers i' -i Styles 68c ea 3 for 2 choose 0 from Men's Furnishngs i is a so-and-so and yg 9 he's had it at school such-and-such-win lose streaked through center and 1 Leonard Street Floor or else raced 70 yards to the five Quar- remaining will permit the adjustment of the differences that in- I Work Clothes teonards Street Floor i There's always the prospect too that the considerable time terback Jim Tom Butler banged 1 i 1: -tp pired the Iowa coach's announcement I st Evashevski must be given credit for playing it a little cagier than Eddie Erdelatz who would have been with us in Dallas today over two plays later --:) Moments before Cowboy End I i kk'- 's Bill Voss recovered a fumble 'Z' on the Auburn 35 and Butler -------4---km as coach of the Navy except that a few months ago he gave four passed 15 yards to End David years less notice than EvashevskL All the major coaching jobs Wharton for the first touchdown having been filled by then Erdelatz is taking his football as a spec- making it 19-12 Auburn struck Men Sport (oats Tal ored tator this season while ostensibly awaiting the annual winter rolling back though taking the kickoff of coaching heads from the Cowboy 46 to a touch- 4 Like Evashevski Erdelatz also can pick his spot Ile came down on Fullback Ed Dyas' four-1 II rl close to landing in the Southwest Conference himself not too far yard smash in just five plays 1 For a 'rim 311M Effect back but apparently got a little better deal at the Naval Academy The Tigers also took just five 1 as a result of the offer plays to travel 68 yards to their Then he decided it wasn't such a good deal after all and Wayne first score achieved on Dyas1 1 Hardin is now cutting his first slice of the head coaching cake 34-yard smash up the middle He 1 so 4 picked up speed and outran the i Auburn far in front SOONERS HAVE STUNK BEFORE BUT SMELLED BETTER secondary 1 i Wood shot with his spectacular passes and 1 tb 1 One topic of conversation for some time 1: me to come and not urn- after the brief Cowboy flurry the ited to press boxes will be the amazing events on the nation's tele- Tigers struck for still anther vision screens a week ago when Northwestern separated the men score just as swiftly 44 77444:::: 1 from the poise to the great sorrow of Oklahomans Left Halfback Jimmy Pettus 1' "Is I Great was the rejoicing of the downtrodden as Bud Wilkinson's returned a punt to the Hardin- tx 0 Af ioor iiVilly'' 5 A 21- Sooners finally got the lumps so many unfortunates had despaired Simmons 20 then plunged for 41: 's of ever being delivered seven yards Two plays later -f 04 Il tr'4 l'J'''' ''N li: see641 4'1 -soll411 i Maybe the Sooner dynasty is crumbling it was hopefully McGeever crashed across from i'f-7( 1 1 :1 ''''IV111 iir Heed then the words of a man who played a lot of football Mostly powerless against the 4 l'-: iii) ventured the two 4 i' il ill illt I Ai '1 I '-I' 1 1 4 lt wir4 4 1' 1' fierce Auburn line the Cowboys ii "They'll come back" Darrell Royal who brought the Umver- for Wilkinson: threw 42 passes and had three r'-- 11 riirltfli 17 ''''''il'''--1 1'' 4 FP'? iqlli l' 't of them intercepted They corn -'ilt11111i 1 ''4 3'41i t4: -4 t-2 sii411 :::1 sity of Texas Longh aid orns back plated 18 for 131 yards Auburn i s- -4'4 I fc'r 44 -i''' i' 0 Then en he made a point that perhaps might not have occurred to hit four of 14-two of them Wood's '1' ''4 li m' 1 A 1: 3 1 4'''''' i some of us touchdown tosses -lietIs It r'' tile 'V" tit It 1 "They (the Sooners) have had these stinking days in the past" pit71st ons 7 12 0 16-35 1 3 1 i 0 i 44 5 0 0 12 0-12 1' i -)4P I 4 i i I ty 4 he said "But it's always been against somebody like Iowa State scoring i I 1-r'- 14 4 A 4 4 a or Kansas State Aub-Dyas 34 run (Dyas kick) A 4 4- '1 -AuKbernm3c6opeaevsserfro2T Wpaososd (fltriocmk faiwieood id l''4'1': 1 14' i ff1 -1 11'4' 1 4 ''v 11 The way things have been in the Big Eight of course the inkied): ILEL-Wbation 15 pass i ''J '''V a 1111' Sooners could beat most of their conference rivals by employing 4 4 JI1' 44: ils a- Ala t' "5 1 Le the lineup of the sorority team winning the annual campus Powder 1-ullas 8iTiparryn) ub-mcGeever two ft-i'pt '4 '''t: 1' 1 '10P I I I St Ea in 'Lk UYS a 1 Bowl game For us suffering Texans anyway it was nice while it lasted Here come the teams on the field it's almost time for the kick- off and the typewriter beckons artin I le: 4--r 41 i 41? 4 1 i 1 1 1' if 1 tt: 3 lf Northwest Runs '1 '-4 1 41 4 All AA 't i 1 It uburban oats See you in the papers By Laneri 58-0 -1itl i 4 Sooners Ram NorthwegAME AT A GLANCE 11 First Downs Laney! 10 302 Yards Gained Rushing 141 1 l'44'V' 77 Yards Gained Passing 1 411 1' 11t ii 4 I 1 Reg i I 1 5 of 10 Pagers Completed 5 of 14 0 Passer Intercepted bis 0 l' 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 1 1995 Reg 'Li 1495 7 4 4 'Colorado 42-12 2 for 22 Punts No ATI 6 fOr 25 10 for 95 Penalties No Ydge 5 for 45 i 4 1 JUSTIN Oct 2 tSpl)-North- NORMAN Okla Oct 3 IN)- GIA! AT A GLANCE points Oklahoma's oo ne blended near perfect passing with a Yards ne' lfba 1 G1k west broke loose for 44 uKAL173 in the second half to swamp La- North winds won't faze the young man wearing one of these 1 25 oKLAIRO308 -YardrilisatinnetolwiLshing 101 I 58 night here Friday ni fine tailored suburban coats Heavy 75 wool 15 cash- 1 157 Gained Pavans 5 of 3 202 lrla Kenneth Tidwell icor- strong running game and routed 1 of 13 11 ed three runs 1 and The fashion for men nowadays is the neat tall slim line so hand- mere 10 rayon shell is seconded by a wind-resisting quilt the Colorado Buffaloes 42-12 in 1 Opp cleumbles eRecovered 1 5 somely done in these luxurious wool or wool-blend sport coats for 26 Tents No Art 5 for 33 one yard and by recovering a lining With flap pockets and center vent back Comes in a Big Eight Conference football 13 Yards Penalised fumble in the end zone on a kick- Superbly tailored but budget priced 3-button coats come in the all his favorite colors sizes 6-20 3 op Oklahoma's devastating ner at Owen Field Saturday lines doused their ho I offllbae son David Wilson sprint- int newest shades of brown grey and charcoal in distinctive new of yar99 ed 58 and 65 yards for touchdowns fense came on a soggy field on early in the game pes Ha and added a two- patterns 35 to 46 Regulars and longs point conversion Wool Sport Coats Regular 1295 6-18 6 Th an overcast misty day before Sooners went 56 yards in Other Northwest touchdowns 53000 ans 12 plays to get the scoring un- came when Buser Taylor g- 388 1150 1199 have period after recovering a Coach Bud Wilkinson's Soon- der way midway of the first ed two yards Jim 11Ioran rplun an 10 Fall Wash in Wear Slacks 29-42 pair 3 for Wool Flannel Suits Regular 2495 6-2' 1 0 ers now gone through 72 Buff conference games without a de- fumble on Colorado's own 44 feat It was their 70th victory Ilalfback Brewster II with only two ties' included in punched three yards -for the the winning streak 1 ardii and Edington I': Ysmas'hed over from two yards out Lyna Martin Moran David 1 Wilson and Benny High a touchdown Quarterback Bobby scored a two-point conversion Men's Clothing Leonards Street Floor Boys' tit Leonarcls Street Float The lopsided triumph provided Boyd added three touchdowns High's came on a pass some measure of satisfaction for after Sooner drives of 5 82 and Tadlock '1 Felt 1:112112111121111111 0 Ilary en Swiss ass '4: ll ens ne Oklahoma after its opening 35 yards End Jerry Tillery unt- Laneri's only threat came in 4- i i ifs ewel Watch 7-' Li Genuine Fur Felt Hats 45-13 loss to Northwestern at ed on a 38-yard pass from Qco uer- the third period when freshman 1 Evanston Ill last Week and terback Bobby Cornell and Full- Halfback Tom Armstrong raced 1 should restore some of the SOQn- back Dave Keadle sprinted 19 48 yards to the Northwest 10 A handsome timepiece endorsed by the 4 ers' lost prestige yards for another Sooner score Laneri's scoring threat died on Watchmakers of Switzerlcmd Wctter sweep hand and i'l 4 Choose the hat you want from the new- C1) i The Sooners'' manpower was Colorado's two touchdowns the two est stylesby Bonar Phelps Genuine fur shock-resistant dust protected IL just too much for the sopho- came in the final minutes of the felt bh more-laden Buffs whose main of- game The Buffs moved 88 yards 4 radium dial antimagnetic lifetime unbreak- pius in 31 Reg 595 BURN II 64 7I2an grey rown or carcoal fense was the aerial thrusts of with 3:10 left and Halfback Don BURNEY ET Get40 I 3 piuAMPASASI DI 13 8r band at no extra charge able mainspring Matching steel expansion tax sizes to Many brim widths Quarterback 'Gale Weidner His Maurer plunged from the one- 1074 1 i an 4 consistent tosses enabled Colo- yard stripe In the waning min- the 111illeasiti1a- SO-fli i redo to mount several scoring tiles a 15-yard pass to End Kirk 'II ftti: onniewl -'teln IA Joined in the point- 1 Better Jewelry Leonardo Street Floor Men's Hats 'Leonardo Street Floor threats but interceptions by Half- Campbey Quarerbac Joe ll by 1 he winners Lampasas sot us Onii 'irD i in the third pertod whT romocemotr: 4-i 1 ot- to- a 1 hack Mike McClellan and End Dowler provided the other Buff qde tti'li a I 4si ir- onnie l'ayne at the 15 and 13 score It'7-6 7 'if IV 'i I IIIRMINOMMIMINIMMOVINIIIWAIMIWRIMPIEN111111111101MIRIVOIMPEWOMUNDMISOWNWPIMISIMPOWIFORMIWNEEMINIESPERMIN 1 V'0 et f-4 4 OP be I 0 -11RAp Pq a Jfe.