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Sunday Ocfober 24 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Section Four PAGE TV 0 PAGI King's Aerials Shoot Down Navy 3746 BIG CROWD DUE FOR WOGS-CUBS WEDNESDAY great bargains in sports will come off night at the 'ICU stadium when the talented Bio tor's passminded Cubs By taking advantage of a "merchants ticket" e- 4 W' VatialarlainlaanEt 11111 UP' a n-i C90) rve4 4 4 I 10e1041 tir" '''t' 701 b''''' l' irCit A' 1 '-'4' rt a-773r: -tp ait c) 71 4 147 i i 'Sto-412-)rIT1" bt di ri tt(001if it otic i 0 1 1 40 -''b BIG CROWD DUE FOR DV -4 it ti0 I 4 ofp r-4 -1 'tilt 0 '11' r- i CUBS WEDNESDAY i'" 14-4 -at -t k744-1 ----tysot 4 4(' t4 Ize '4 i e4r Ik 4 it 4 -t 4 1 tvt riz 74 igtitt)(mte br vill co greaagains in sports me off 'Ai' iikag- -1-1 1 04 14-4 itA dikN Ar '''4 III I night the a 'IC tadium whe the talente y'Pr ---i 1 -IA 11'00'4404 1r ilF: A )-- At Biolor's pass-minded Cubs By taking 4 ita- f4-or: i'l e- i i li athantage of a "merchants ticket" 1 i I 1 4' Alor- 3 1 1 11 St cP 0 --tk 41-- 4-469 Cii A Z44)''' 4 4 FOSIo' c4100 ii I J444 74 tz il 9t IP" i 0 vitvik4' (1C1i el4 Ala I lie 'A) 0 -4P 1 ito 01 '''Ir a vi A (11 i-- fr iiole40 ''''4 -y 5: 47 'e :4 tc314Atit 4V-- ''il l' '''''''''f'''' "'A i'l' 4 oi '-'4 rrg-7 i -ii'v 'Oh 4( vo NI1r Nst''''' 4 1 4 4-4-Ar 2k A 14 i( 00 24 y- A 8 A ATLANTA i4--Sophomore sensation Kim King fired three touchdown passes to shatter Navy's defenses Saturday and Georgia Tech added! GAME AT A GLANCE two long punt returns to wan NAVY GA TECH its fourth straight football 24 First Downs 17 game 37-16 105 Yards Gained Rushing 94 1 313 Yards Gained Passing 1 125 King's pinpoint passing of 42 asPsoesssetoCerocme: iteetded by 17 of 27 devastating speed boosted the 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered I Yellow Jackets to a 23-0 half-173s for Pyuanasil No a 1 twee 7 4 for 15 time lead He pitched scoring' strikes of 18 17 and 10 yards and set up a 31-yard field goal vek by Tommy Carmichael Fitt Pins Tech put the game out of the' Midshipmen's reach in thel first five minutes of the sec-12 ft 1 A ond half Loss Halfback Bill Eastman gath- ered in a Navy punt on his own 14 and dashed through a on Miami host of Middies on the 35 Thei 7 (-7itic 1 a valaule at auota olil placch in ilumI flusS the fan may gain admittance for 25 cents Ile should see an offensive game to delight the heart Fresh man games are fun They 14 1 lack the deadly seriousness of varsity 114' "A play there are more mistakes: and (40 1 7 the teams are likely to offer a variety of offensive sets drawn from the ones i they have used against their own varsi- ty players in practice sessions ikt'k i-- The Wednesday night crowd may be LEE the biggest ever to see a freshman BASSINGER game anywhere Two years ago the Wog-Cub game attracted an estimated 20000 with hundreds of cars still looking for parking Spots at the end of the second period For some reason the fans are given to starting late for this game and as a result almost half of them miss the opening kickoff Game time is 7:30 pm and the only way to avoid the certain traffic jam is to leave 0 home early (1p NAN s--- fi 114 i I-'''4A' LEE BA SSI NGER 20000 With hi Spots at the et For some for this game the opening li only way to a home early I available at about 200 places of busi- ness the an may gain admittance for I- 9- i' -) tents I Ile should see an offensive game delight the heart Freshman games are fun They i- lack the deadly seriousness of varsity pla here re a more mis takes and (10 the- teams are likely to offer a variety onsive sets drawn from the ones 1 the have used against their own varsi- 11 'players in ractice sessions iPtaA4 rir I It'1Pi tt 4 ffe A ill: V0 Ug11117ZLicly Iligia LI Wit may LA! the biggest ever to see a freshman GER game anywhere Two years ago the Vog-Cub game attracted an estimated Vith hundreds of cars still looking for parking 1 wrAl tirtigt Tt tr 2rf I IT 7 i '0 IC :) ot Nt Nk 4i 04 if AMi 7 rk 4' 111P 1 Vtrf'4' Is 5 13 V0 l'4 4 3 A it gov s' 3 --4' -2 zir 7v Press Wireohoto Bob Griese in first half of Saturday's game at Lafayette Ind The score climaxed a drive of 97 yards i WW4 4::1 st 3 yo rol 'le 4 erl AigiA41 Press Wireohoto LII -C e-41111't evertinet- I ninlt-ttn BOILERMAKER Finley of Purdue is all by himself as he hauls in touchdown aerial from rt 1 GAME AT A GLANCE MIAMI PITT 9 First Downs 27 48 yards Gained Rushing 131 120 stards Gained Passing 208 9 of 24 Passes Completed 11 of IS Passes Intercepted by 4 3 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 4 for 43 Punts No Ave 3 for 35 5 Yards Penalized 55 Major College Scores GAME MAY ATTRACT 30 000 OR MORE GAME SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Clemson 3 TCU 0 Baylor 31 Texas MAI 0 Sad Vo is Edge Out Cougars Penn St Nabs 44-6 Triumph SOUTHWEST Austin College 21 St Louis 14 Tennessee 17 Houston 8 Tharn Mary 28 George Wash 14 Mississippi 24 Vanderbilt 7 Southern Miss 3 Auburn 0 VPI 22 Virginia 14 VM1 16 Davidson 10 Alabama 21 Fbarida State 0 EAST Syracuse 32 Holy Cross 6 Penn State 44 West Virginia 6 Buffalo 0 Dayton 0 tie Brown 6 Colgate 0 Columbia 12 Rutgers 7 Dartmouth 14 Harvard 0 Villanova 28 West Chester 13 Princeton 51 Penn 0 Yale 24 Cornell 14 Massachusetts 34 Boston Univ 18 GAME AT A GLANCE 1 New Mexico St 10 West Tex WEST VA PENN STI 6 as St 2 First Downs 22 42 Yards Gained Rushing 261 B9 Yard Gained Passing 160 1 Prairie l'iew 21 Arkan- fleet junior outran the pack for an 86-yard scoring run to give Tech a 30-0 lead with 11:49 left in the third quarter One minute later safety: man Sammy Burke fielded another Navy punt and raced 77 yards for a touchdown to make it 37-0 Navy finally broke into the scoring column near the end of the third quarter when quarterback Bruce Bickel passed 24 yards to halfback Calvin Huey and then fired a 13-yard scoring strike to halfback Steve Shrawder to cap a 78- yard scoring drive in 10 plays Bickel passed for two points Navy struck a second time with 9:54 left in the game as Bickel hit end Rob Taylor with a 29-yard scoring pass and then passed to Tom Leiser for two points During King's first half splurge the sophomore passing artist completed 15 of 22 passes for 176 yards The 180-1 pound speedster also came out of traps on attempted passes to pick up 16 yards on four runs Memorial Precedes 17-8 Victory Lee Bassinger executive secrelary Of the sponsoring TM Ex-Lettermen's Association thinks perhaps as many as 30000 will be on hand Wednesday night About 200000 tickets have been distributed to various merchants and will be easily obtainable This will he the 14th one that the Ex-Lettermen have sponsored and only once when a downpour fell before and during the game has the crowd been disappointing The promotion has been so successful that Baylor and other schools have copied the idea The Ex-Lettermen use the money to operate their office and also have turned over some $80000 to the TCU athletic department from the previous 13 games The game this year is particularly attractive The Wogs are undefeated after having walloped the Aggie Fish 24-7 and the North Texas Eaglets 30-8 Baylor's Cubs dropped their only start to the high-powered Texas Shorthorns 28-7 but that score was close until the final period Shorthorns 28-7 but that score was close until the final period Lee Bassin ing TM Ex-IA many as 30000 200000 tickets chants and wil This will I have sponsored fore and durir pointing The Baylor and oth Tile Ex-Let office and als( TCU athletic The game Wogs are unth Fish 24-7 and Cubs dropped Shorthorns 28: period sas ANISA 14 Austin 25 Howard Payne 0 Southwest Texas St 17 Sam Houston 7 Arkansas St 35 Abilene Christian 13 Arlington State 41 MeMurry 16 PITTSBUROIL Pa (AP) Pitt blending the passing of Kenny Lucas with a powerful running attack scored touchdowns within four minutes of the first quarter then held off a capitalizing Miami team to defeat the Hurricanes 28-14 Saturday in an intersectional football game Lucas Panther quarterback ranked sixth nationally in passing guided Pitt to a touchdown the first time the Panthers got the ball and fired two touchdown passes to help Pitt to its second victory against three defeats Pitts defense effectively hot-tied up a Hurricane offense keyed to the passing of sophomore quarterback Bill Miller who had four of his passes picked off and was pressed continually by a charging Panther line Miami 0 7 7 0-14 Pittsburgh 14 0 7 7-28 23 pass from Lucas (kick feed) 1 run (2ain4ski Pass i from Lucas) I run (Curtright kick) 14 pass from Lucas (Jones kick) 59 Intercepted pass (Curtright kick) 3 run (Jones kick Attendance 37431 0 of 23 Passes Completed 11 of 14 Passes intercePtrd by 1 I Opp Fumbles Recovered 5 4 for 47 Punts No Avg 3 for le 28 Yards Penalized 55 UNIVERSITY PARK Pa (AP) Penn State's fired up Nittany Lions blunted West Virginia's vaunted offense Saturday and rode the brilliant passing Navy 0 0 8 8-16 Georgia Tech 10 13 14 0-37 Carmichael 31 17 pass from King 10 pass from King (Henry kick) 86 punt return (Henry kick) 77 punt return (Henry kick) 13 pass from Bickel (Taylor pass from Bicke)) 29 pass from Bickel (Leiser pass from Bickel) Attendance 49793 GAME AT A GLANCE HOUSTON TENNESSEE 12 First Downs 13 79 Yards Gained Rushing 145 169 Yards Gained Passing 49 14 of 20 Passes Completed 3 of 13 2 Passes Intercepted by 1 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 12 for 40 Punts No Avg 10 for 39 64 Yards Penalized 18 KNOXVILLE Tenn (AP) Tennessee shook off its grief from the deaths last week of three assistant coaches and ground out a lacklustre 17-8 football victory over Houston! Saturday The triumph kept the Volunteers in the ranks of the nation's undefeated teams with a record of three victories and two ties Houston now has a 1-5 mark After a scoreless first half Tennessee broke into the scoring column in the third period on a 20-yard field goal by David Leake capping a 77-yard drive Doug Archibald grabbed an errant pass by Houston quarterback Bob Burris and dashed 20 yards for the Vols' first touchdown Leake made good the first of two extra points Halfback Walter Chadwick sprinted six yards for Tennessee's second TD in the final quarter after Cougar safety-man Mike Spratt fumbled on Houston's 23 and Stan Mitchell recovered for Tennessee A brief memorial service was conducted before the game for Tennessee assistant coaches Bill Majors Bob Jones and Charles! Rash Majors and Jones were killed outright last Monday when a train struck their car a a crossing Rash died Friday of a crossing Rash died Friday of Bragan to Tell All At Honor Luncheon FAR WEST ing of quarterback Jack White' ROCKY MOUNTAIN 1 North Dakota St 14 Montana Wyoming 34 Brigham Yg 6 to a 44-6 football victory Stanford 31 Army 14 The Penn State defense corn- State 7 WOG PINYNIG PICKS BIG AND FAST pletely stymied the Mountain-1 Oregon State 10 Utah 6 1 eers who went into the contest MIDWEST Washington 24 Oregon 20 The 'Wogs have their best set of running hacks in as the nation's top college offen- Ohio State 20 Wisconsin 10 Idaho 35 Montana 7 several years with Norman Bulaich 200 and 6-1 at sive power Sixth in the country Miami (Ohloi'll Ohio 0 Air Force 40 Pacific Univ 0 tailback and Ross Montgomery 203 and 6-3 at fullback in rushing at kickoff the Moun- Northwestern 9 Iowa 0 Utah State 41 Colorado St Univ 20 Leslie Brown 182 and 5-10 is at wingback and Michigan State 14 those taineers could gain only 12- who have watched the Wogs call him the "complete yards on the ground in the first Purdue 10 INTERSECTIONAL fool ball player" half and a total of 42 for the Oklahoma 27 Kansas State 0 Missouri 23 Iowa State 7 Boston College 38 Rich- A defensive halfback star has been Mike Hall son game mond 7 Minnesota 14 Michigan 13 Notre Dame 28 Southern of Van flail of 1938 fame Faced with 1116 threat of their Louisville 23 Marshall Cal 7 Linemen who have impressed so far include Rick first losing season in 26 years Va 7 Washington State 8 Indiana 7 Sheddy Muddy McDaniel Don Neely Johnny Norman the Illinois 28 Duke 14 and Bill Ferguson verted three West Virginia tom- SOUTH Pittsburgh 28 Miami (F) 14 Baylor has a young quarterback Who already is Nes and a pass interception intol being called the "next Terry Southall" Ile is Alvin a 31-6 halftime bulge I Wake Forrest 1'2 North Caro- Georgia Tech 37 Navy 16 I lina 10 Nebraska 38 Colorado 13 Flynn and he passed for 10 first downs against the Short- White playing only three'- horns Ile should give the Wogs' secondary a strong test quarters rifled two touchdowa One final word: Start early pa Small College Scores sses and scored another him-i self while picking up 160 yards 1 in the air to spark the offense Coast Guard 27 WorceSter Tech 1 Rochester 6 Alfred 0 Lafayette 14 Bucknell 13 I Carthage 42 North Park Ill 0 Alabama Raps A junior transfer student from the University of Florida White Albright 21 Wagner 41 raroinedgt 28 Colby 21 John Carroll 20 Case Tech I 4 Trenton NJ State 0 Milton 6 Lakeland 0 Hampden Sydney 40 Johns HopkinS tossed TD passes of 32 and 21 Irortnro'Ligya' ely irilillersyll Pa 27 IGReertsysgtaregr roqtyKi2gts Teniteb2uiry 14 yards to Jack Curry and Mike rAdVienretrrg 34 ir "4 gnstr PC 21 'crarlmnigtyLeCjogognareSli Ltmr-unwceu Seminoles 21-0 Irwin Irwin also added tw3 more touchdowns one on a daz- Western Maryland 9 Wash Lee 7 Juniata 17 Lycoming 13 rpgfieriinne3ed 4 el Rhode American land 0 I Am Intl 0 Amherst 37 Wesleyan 21 Franklin Marshall 27 Carnegie Tech 24 Swarthmore 14 UrsinuS 13 zling 74-yard punt return and Wilkes 34 Muhlenberg 12 the other on a 23-yard run MuSkill0UM 3 Wooster 0 Mount Union 28 Hiram TUSCALOOSA Ala 111-The Alabama Crimson Tide White's touchdown came on a Central Mich 32 Illinois St 0 Dennison 27 Oberlin 12 Nichols 6 Maine Maritime ripped Florida State with an explosive ground game and two-yard rollout Princeton Rip Adrian 6 Olivet 0 Shari) passing Saturday and Substitute quarterback Tom Oshkosh 3 Platteville whipped the Seminoles 21-0 GAME AT A GLANCE Sherman completed the Penn Penn by 51-0 Drexel 20 Delaware Valley 0 Lock Haven 27 Edinboro 14 Fullback Leslie Kelley scored 51()R IDA STATE ALABAM Erist Stroudsburg 24 Mansfield 6 First Downs TAIState scoring with field goals of Hofstra 24 Southern Conn 21 IWO tOlitiltIOWns one set up 126s Yards Gained Rustling 222121 29 and 28 yards and five ex! PRINCETON NJ (AP) Luwargncgo dr7iggpeneicoola Kent St 6 by a brilliant 43-yard run by a of 25 YagssseGsaigeolnip7tseseing 1 st 3 Of II! Ira points i iChancy Gogolak kicked three Lagigthael 15 Akron 6 fellow fullback Steve Bm owan Passes intercepted by 37 virninia astern 26 New Hampshire 13 A ()--- goals breaking a national Williams 34 Tufts 14 Opp Fumbles Recovered I) 664 for 39 Punts No Avg 6 for 42 PriTs'SIrSurrIlArl Ind the second after a 28-yard I ards Penalised 64 13 21 3 7-44 collegiate season record and Vermont 7 Norwich 6 Hobart 35 Union 14 fake field goal play put the' PS FG Sherman 20 Findlay 34 Eastern Kentucky 3 il Ps-crry 32 pasi from White (Sher-- Landeck passed for three uffton 26 DellOOCO 0 R011 ball on I he FSU one 1 man kick) and ran for another Iii7bisnresle li(lalliaernerasFore7 I' tie 1 WVU- Dun'evy 8 pass from McCune touchdowns Quarterback Steve Sloan scoc- board I (kick failed) as unbeaten Princeton annihi- Johnson Smith 44 Shaw 22 ed Alabama's other touchdown AT (Sherman kick) aaania also missed PTThvilin 323 run (Sherman kick) 11 I Penn 51-0 Saturday in an Morgan State 34 Delaware 0 int fIti iv wsi I i tAdIslt I a Middle Tenn 30 Morehead oir 21 Quarterback Steve Sloan scored Alabama's other touchdown Nord Alabama also missed field of quarterback Jack White to a 44-6 football victory The Penn State'defense completely stymied the Mountaineers who went into the contest as the nation's top college offensive power Sixth in the country in rushing at kickoff the Mountaineers could gain only 12 yards on the ground in the first half and a total of 42 for the game Faced with the threat of their first losing season in 26 years the Nittany Lions now 2-3 converted three West Virginia tom Rochester 6 Alfred 0 Carthage 42 North Park Ill 0 Milton 6 Lakeland 0 John Carroll 20 Case Tech 7 Hampden Sydney 40 Johns Hopkins 0 Rensselaer Poly 28 Middlebury 14 Gettysburg 30 Kings Point 21 Trinity Conn 28 St Lawrence 13 Camp Le hone NC 30 DePauw 14 Juniata 17 Lycoming 13 Franklin Marshall 27 Carnegie Tech 24 Swarthmore 14 Ursinus 13 Wilkes 34 Muhlenberg 12 3 Wooster 0 Mount Union 28 Hiram 0 Dennison 27 Oberlin 12 Nichols 6 Maine Maritime 0 Central Mich 32 Illinois St Adrian 6 Olivet 0 Oshkosh 3 Platteville 0 Drexel 20 Delaware Valley 0 Lock Haven 27 Edinboro 14 East Stroudsburg 26 Mansfield 6 Hofstra 24 Southern Conn 21 Ouantico 37 Pensacola 0 Bowling Green Ohio 7 Kent St 6 Capital 15 Akron 6 Northeastern 26 New Hampshire 13 Williams 34 Tufts 14 Vermont 7 Norwich 6 Hobart 35 Union 14 Findlay 34 Eastern Kentucky 3 Bluffton 26 Defiance 0 La Crosse 7 River Felts 7 tie Albion 12 Kalamazoo 7 Johnson Smith 44 Shaw 22 Morgan State 34 Delaware 0 Middle Tenn 30 Morehead Ky 21 WOC The Wogs I several years tailback and Itt Leslie Brown Wilt) have vat( fool ball player A defensive of Van Hall Linemen wl Sheddy Muddy and Bill Fergt Baylor has being called tl Flynn and he horns Ile shout One final Alab Semi TUSCALOO ripped Florida sharp passing vhipped the Se! Fullback Leslie two touchdowns by a brilliant 4: fellow fullback Ind the second il fake field goal ball on the FSU Quarterback St( ed Alabama's otl One of II1C Wednesday Wogs take on BI WO on of th( Wednesday nu Wogs take 01 bury Vt Saturd WOGS on (4 he Wednes ity Wogs take on Bobby Bragan manager of the Atlanta (formerly Milwaukee) Braves and a long-time Fort Worth resident will do some talking himself Wednesday at a luncheon honoring him at the Worth Hotel Bragan is to tell about the Braves' final season in Milwaukee and give his views on the future of baseball in the Fort Worth-Dallas area OTHER SPEAKERS will be Dick Butler executive vice president of the Dallas-Fort Wort Baseball Club and John Reeves former Texas League and Fort Worth Cats president The luncheon is sponsored by the Greater Fort Worth Sports Committee and the program is being arranged by Howard Green Tickets are $250 available at the Chamber of Commerce Central St 26 Kentucky St 20 Syracuse Jars Holy Cross 32-6 injuries suffered in the accident i Houston 0 0 0 8' Tennessee 0 0 10 7-17 Leake 70 20 pass interception! (Leeke kick) Tenn--Chadwick 6 run (Lenke kick) 6 Pass from Burris (Beer pass from Burris) Attendance 34504 4 BRAGAN WHOSE Braves finished fifth in the National League race watched the World Series before returning to Fort Worth He will remain here for about 10 days then travel to Atlanta to assist the Braves' ticket promotion campaign on a two-yaru imitigt i WI liptzl Ivy League football game drive featured a 46-yard pass! Florida Slate's deepest pene- Sherman 28 play from Sloan to end Tommy' tralion came early in the kicPkS--Irwin 74 punt return (Sherman Gogolak a Hungarian refu- Tolleson kind quarter vhen the Seminoles' Attendance 14220 gee broke the season record for The Alabama defense inter-arove to Alabama 19 But field goals when he booted his cepted three of Florida Stalejhe Alabama defense stiffened 'Brown Uses Aerial 14th in the fourth quarter a 47- quarterback Ed Pritchett's and stilled the attack lyarder that increased Prince- on a two-yard plunge That drive featured a 46-yard pass 'I -s- i goal attempts Florida Slate's deepest pene on a two-yard drive featured a play from Sloan I Tolleson The Alabama cepted three of quarterback Et Lumberjacks Whack Down SYRACL'SE NY (AP) Floyd Little raced at will through the Holy Cross defense Saturday including an 85-yard touchdown gallop to lead Syracuse to a devastating 32-6 football victory over the outclassed Crusaders Syracuse capitalizing on a series of Holy Cross miscues dominated play from the start completing throttling the Crusader attack The sensational Little who turned in a twisting 85-yard run with a kickoff in the second quarter also tallied on a four-yard run and one-yard plunge up the middle tnrougn the Holy Cross defense Saturday including an 85-yard' touchdown gallop to lead Syracuse to a devastating 32-6 foot- ball victory over the outclassed Crusaders Syracuse capitalizing on a series of Holy Cross miscues dominated play from the start completing throttling the Crusader attack The sensational Little who turned in a twisting 85-yard run with a kickoff in the second quarter also tallied on a yard run and one-yard plunge up the middle four-1 Holy Cross 6 0 0 6 Syracuse 17 7 0 8-32' 4 run (Dziekonski kick) Dziekonski 27 3 run (kick failed) 85 kickoff return (Dziekon- ski kick) 30 run (Dziekonsk) kick) 1 run (kick failed) Tyler tackled in end zone I Attendance 15000 passes Halfback Bobby Johnsl In the second half Alabama ton's lead to 51-0 lTo Brush Colgate I intercepted two and end Frank coach Paul Bryant called large- Three I a Charlie Whaley came up with the third1v uryon his reserves and sub- PROVIDENCE 'stitute Ken Stabler handled the Senior quarterback Bob Hall led RI (AP) 1Brickley of Harvard Ed Dyas Whaley's interception came with of Auburn and Doug Moreau of only seconds left and FSU deep qvrerback chores Brown on a 58-yard scoringlLouisiana State had shared the in Alabama territory trying Stabler nicknamed "the march early in the third quarterirecord of 13 000 desperately to get on the score snake" staged a razzle-dazzle Saturday to give the Bruins a I r'reinnceton 11 27 7 3-51 i running attack including a 21- 0 victory over Colgate 22 pass from Landed( (co- 1 run (Gogolak kick) I yard jaunt on the fake i 1 After a scoreless first half gclak kick) oink 44 (G000lak kick Kansas Upsets goal play which set up the final the Bruins cashed in tl 1- -ei-r 66 pass from Landeck I touchdown i Florida sfate 0 0 a 0 0 first set of downs with hail roll- I elley 1 run (Ray k) Okla Slate 9-0 Alabama 7 6 0 8-21 ing out at the Colgate nine and Gogolak 63 kick) 3 PaSS from landeck 2 run (kick tailed) pitching for the score to half- (onoolok kick) 1 I rim (Stabier run) Gogolak 47 I A IVO VI 'F' nn i API AttenclAnce-43936 back Bill Can Attendance 26000 An 2 run (kick tailed) I ron (Stabter run) LAWRENCE Kan AP) passes halfback intercepted two il Whaley came up Whaley's intercep only seconds left in Alabama ter desperately to ge Kansas 1 Okla Sic LAWRENCE 1 Vol Aides' Memory' Contributions Climb KNOXVILLE (AP) More than $13000 has been raised by Knoxville's two daily news-11 papers for a scholarship fund for the seven young children of three Tennessee coaching assistants killed in a car-train accidelit last week The money was raised by the Knoxville News Sentinel and Knoxville Journal The fund was one of at least four such funds started throughout the country in memory of the coaches Bill Majors Bob Jones and Charles Rash They were injured fatally Monday when a train struck their car at a grade crossing west of here A'Y' VV r3 (1 0011 itzt 10 i 71 ltyi V4 tlster A1'So 4 44 'Kansas used a tough spirited 'Kansas used a Howard Payne NACOGDOCHES Tex on Robert Neff raced 72 yards for a touchdown today as Stephen Austin shut out Howard Payne 25-0 in a Lone Star Conference game that drew the largest attendance this city ever saw for a football contest-12- 584 Neff's long run wound up scoring for the day and came with five minutes left Don Henderson passed to Neff for the conversion Stephen Austin scored first de11 in the opening period when Lewis Murff booted a 23-yard field goal Howard Payne threatened in the second period when Richard Callahan attempted a field goal from the Austin 26 It was wide Stephen Austin got its first touchdown in the third period on a 92-yard drive with Jerry Clement going the last four yards Murff kicked the extra point In the fourth period Henderson climaxed an 83-yard drive by smashing across from eight yards out Murff converted Virginia Tech Rolls BLACKSBURG Va Tech dedicated a $12 million stadium Saturday and then 1 defense led by tackle Bruce Pe- terS011 and an improved attack pinder Snaps Deadlock Mini I ed by 150-pound BM Fenton for a 9-0 upset of Oklahoma stite Saturday ending a season-long victory drought a hie Past Blue Devils 28-14 The Jayhawks Jumped ahead defense led by ta 1erS1111 and an in led by 150-pound a 9-0 upset of 0 Saturday ending victory drought The Jayhawks KIN TRY -G EDWARD" TRY l' KING 1 America's Largest Selling Cigar PA NEW TREAD TIRE SALE by driving 66 yards in 11 pliio GAME AT A GLANCE tor a touchdown from the open- DUKE ILLINOIS straight loss after four victories fumble was recovered on the mg kickoff Then (lair hard- 18s4 First DOWn1 Yards Gained Rushing 234 13 had trouble battling the ele- Duke 10 by Ken Kmiec and on nosed defense took over ani 135 Yards Gained Passing 33rnents as well as the alert Illini third down Custardo speared 10 01 20 Passes Completed 4 of 13 made the big plays Peterson a 1 Opp Inb1t1 Recovered by 31 who boosted their record to 3-3 rookie Ron Bess for a six-yard 190-pound sophomore was the 4 for 1 or 31 il The Blue Devils lost quarter-I'D and a 21-7 half-time lead 40 ringleader Yards Penalized 00 back Scotty Glacken and end Illinois rolled ahead 28-7 in 1 The Cowboys were hurt by i CHAMPAIGN Ill LT Soph- Rod Stewart both starters with the third period Ron Acks cap- three lost fumbles Walt Garri-r omore Cyril Pinder's 80 yard injuries in the second quarter tured Page Wilson's bobble on son Oars swift 200-pound full- touchdown run in the second closed a 75 yard 1 the Blue Devils' 23 Six plays isnnl tsnifarnri 11111 unrrie in nR nunrtnr hrrit-el I 77 t4t1-11t march with a seven-Yard scor-I later Bess smashed nine yards son Oars swift 200-pound full-i touchdown run in the second Lustarao closea a -ea yara we blue veyits Zi 11E plays back battered 100 yards in 28 broke deadlock march with a seven-yard scor- later Bess smashed nine yards Duke 10 by Ken Kmiec and on third down Custardo speared rookie Ron Bess for a six-yard I'D and a 21-7 half-time lead Illinois rolled ahead 28-7 in the third period Ron Acks captured Page Wilson's bobble on the Blue Devils' 23 Six plays later Bess smashed nine yards by driving 66 yai tor a touchdown mg kickoff The nosed defense made the big pla: 190-pound sophon ringleader The Cowboys three lost fumble son Oars swift back battered 1( ALL SIZES defeated Virginia's a I I team 22-14 as Bobby Owens Massachusetts Rips I scored twice and passed for a touchdown Boston 34-18 BOSTON (AP) Clever play selection by sophomore quarter- A iii 1:1 back Greg Landry enabled Alas- le fttlt sachusetts to rally from an ear- ly two-touchdown deficit and 1- 1 it roll to a 34-18 victory over Bos- a lit 4 ton University Saturday Landry who scored one Whl touchdown abandoned a nor- 4 mally potent passing attack to 1 Mtn Full send his hard running backs Guo through and around the BU line di 44 Nothing for consistent gains I We They Full Nothing We )1' lot ok 6 Pls 4 For 2 Exch Tali Whitewalls 1- $2 These Premrum Retreads Are The Bost Remus: Look LH Now Tires 1132" Trued Depth Guaronteml 20000 hides or 2 Yogi Down-No Interest or Carrying Charge 6 Months to Pay Honor All National Credit Cards and Chargem-plases I Py11 111- quarter a 7-7 carries but couldn't score and opened the way for a 28-14 ing sweep after Illinois took the to the one and Pinder cut wide Oklahoma State 0 0 0 0-4 Illinois victory over Duke Sat- kickoff 1 to score from there Kansas 6 0 2 0-9 A run (kick failed) urday in an inter sectional I Duke tied it 7-7 in the opening! Duke scored midway in the Dbudn 25 Attendance 36000 football game minutes of the second with a fourth period Reserve quarter- ---4--- 64-yard thrust set up by Clack- Sophomores scored three 11- back Todd Orvald hit Drulis for rip! Wins One lini touchdowns two of them en 19-yard toss to Chuck Drulis i 15 yards and a final 20 and growing from recovered lum-1 to the Illini one Jay Calabrese Caldwell again converted P1ii I 0 1 0 7-14 lkteis TROY NY ripped over from there and bles while quarterback 7 11 7 0-28 Polytechnic Institute broke its Custardo tallied one passed fort Mark Caldwell converted tit 1 run (Custarde kick one run (Ceidweli 43-game victory famine the another and booted all extra 1 Minutes later Pinder broke SO run kick) I I pass from (Cus longest currently in collegiate points loff tackle and through the sec- terdatM football by defeating Middle- It was a raw windy day and ondary for his 80-yard touch- 19ut--Pitzdeur0nA run s(sCusrom kick) 0 1 20 Pa fmitt! to the one and Pinder cut wide carries but Oklahoma State kaSAS A ru Bouda 25 Attendance 34000 EPI Wins TROY NY Polytechnic Instil 43-game victory longest currently football by def TIRE CO 11 Second Round Set The second round of the Fort Worth Women's Golf Association Handicap Tournament will be held at 9:30 am Monday at Rockwood Mrs St Louis leads with 71 Mrs Fred Autrey is second with 74 Monday will also be the FWWGA's regular play day 1 i BRUSH SAW 4041 i Clow Land Cut Cordwood I Rog $19850 I OUR I PRICE $1 4850 Mochluery Supply Co 12901 Shotts Street eo6-2391: 2401111 TIRES 1709 White Settlement Rood at Henderson ED 6-7139 OPEN writ 6 PM mON 0ns SAY 1709 I OPFP4 UPqr h-vr-- I 1 )s i.