The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 36

ir THE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY OCTOBER 9 1960 4 This Football OLE MISS AIMS FOR NO 1 SPOT BOWLERS TRAIL ST LOUIS MAN FRIDAY South Carolina at Miami (X) SATURDAY East stem UUverilty Detroit at Boston College George Washington at Bo: Harvard at Columbia Half-Tim Lead of 26-0 Stands Up as Vanderbilt Attack Sputters Clancy Mueller Grasps Slim Lead in Missouri All-Star Tournament Vanderbilt at Florida Wolford at Furman IN) Mississippi State at Georgia Louisiana State at Kentucky (X) Clemson at Maryland Flonda State vi Mississippi Souther at Mobile N) Wake Forest at North Carolina (N) The Citadel at Richmond Alabama at Tennessee Mississippi at Tulane (X) Virginia Military at Virginia Virginia Tech at William A Mary Southwest Oklahoma State at Houston S) Rice at Southern Methodist (Nt Texas Christian at Texas A A Baylor at Texas Tech N) Arkansas at Texas Far West Tulsa at Arizona tN) Arizona State at Brigham Young fN Colorado State at Colorado College (Kl Wyoming at Colorado State Uni Montana at Denver Oregon State at Idaho Utah State at New Mexico Washington State at Oregon California at Southern California San Jose at Stanford tLCUA at Washington BEE MITCHELL IS FIRST Holv Cross at Dartmouth Air Force vs Navy at Baltimore Brown at Penn West Virginia at Pittsburgh Colgate at Princeton Bucknell at Rutgers Penn State at Syracuse Cornell at Yale Mldweat Wichita at Cincinnati Marquette at Indiana Colorado at Iowa State Wisconsin at Iowa Missouri at Kansas State Oklahoma at Kansas Northwestern at Michigan Illinois at Minnesota Army at Nebraska Michigan State at Notre Dame Ohio State at Purdue South Georgia Tech vs Auburn at Birmingham North Carolina State at Duke JAKE GIBBS LEADS WAY Only Thraat by Commodores Is Lata in Gama Rebels Coast on In JEWELL ZOOMS FAST FOR NO A as Helias Streak Climbs in Routing Kemper Jefferson City Oct 8 Jefferson City Helias rolled on to its 32nd straight victory by stomping Kemper Military 39-6 here tonight Helias led 27-6 at the half then cleared the bench for the remainder of the game Quarterback Bob Thrash scored two touchdowns on runs of 31 and 54 yards Tarkio Is Victim 39-18 Cardinals Score 24 in First Quarter Nashville Tenn Oct 8(AP) Quarterback Jake Gibbs and his Mississippi mates turned it on in the first half tonight and then coasted to a 26-0 decision over outclassed Vanderbilt in a Southeastern conference football game The Rebels apparently shooting for the No 1 spot in the national rankings piled up four touchdowns in the first two periods and went to the dressing room with a 26-0 lead Vanderbilt able to cross the midfield stripe only briefly late in the second period came out fired up after the rest period and played the Rebels TARKIO STREAK ENDS After Winning Three Straight Owls Can't Overcome Early Edge Lewis Sparks St By Bears 22-0 Only One Separates Kansas City Woman and LaVerne Carter St Louis By Sid Bordman (A Member at The Star Sports Staff) Clancy Mueller a curver de-dqluxe from St Louis turnec in a steaming windup block last night to forge into first place in the Missouri State All-Star bowling tournament at King Louie East lanes Although Mueller a 24-year-old stringbean wheeled past Dennis Chapis St Louis with 235 and 252 counts he owns only a 130 Petersen point advantage over Carl Richard the Joplin veteran who also executed a garrison finish But advantage is king-size compared to that of Bee Mitchell the stylish Kansas City blond who also pushed in front with late sharpshooting Mrs Mitchell whose work in the clutch has fashioned a 7-1 won-lost rec ord has a one-pin lead over LaVerne Carter of St Louis 3639-3638 Only Bob Kelley appears to have a shot at the title among the three local men With a 9-7 standard and 3215 pins (just over a 200 average) Kelley has logged 7315 points good for third spot Mueller has 7933 and Richard 7803 This afternoon starting at 1 o'clock the men fire four 2-game matches the women will shoot twice The schedule is repeated at night beginning at 6:30 The final matches will be the position round MEN Tarkio Mo Oct 8 William Jewell won its fourth on even terms in the second straight football game of the half season here tonight by defeat- Springfield Mo Oct 8 With Allen Lewis sparking the attack St Benedict's rolled to a 22-0 victory over Springfield THIS PASS THROWN BY RON BLAYLOCK (14) of Kansas State looks like it is headed for Willis Crenshaw (80) but Bill Thornton (30) of Nebraska comes up fast to intercept on the 4-yard line (Wirephoto) ing Tarkio in a A game 38-19 Tarkio went into to the Mississippi 27 in thethe 2ame undefeated after win- fourth period before the at-innS its first three starts tack bogged down With re- Jewell got into the scoring tonight serves carrying the load early afler the 11 was the fourth straight Miss came back and an kick to loss for the Bears all by shut-deep into Commodore terri- start the Same Two Cardinal out scores Their opponents itory before Jeff Starling piays gained 19 yards have tallied 60 points back intercepted Glvnn Grif- fnd en Tom Travis quarter-! Lewis returned a punt 38 a back passed 34 vards to end varHc tn CnnnrrfictiH a passed 34 yards to enajyar(js the Springfield 4 to Football Scores (W Va) 20 Fairmont HUSKERS SHAKE GAME K-STATE Ken Pollock for the touch- se Up the first tally went 30 fin's pass on the 10 Gibbs mixed his passes with niftv nine hv ronron idpwn-Jim then kicked yards himself for the second niftv runs by George Blair the first of his five conver- and reeled off 32 and 15-yard sl0ns- Sains in a 60-yard march for Later in the big 24-point the final score He also ran Cardinal first quarter half-for a 2-point conversion back Jim Stephens raced 16 halfback and James Ander son fullback to lead the Rebels to a touchdown the first time they had the ball St evening its Blair scored from the one COLLEGE Big Eight Missouri 34 Air Fore 8 Kansas 78 Iowa 14 Nebraska 17 Kansas State 7 Texas 24 Oklahoma 0 Oklahoma State 28 Tulsa 7 Colorado 35 Arizona 16 Area E-adley 29 Washington 'Mo' 6 University of Tennessee 'Martin) 20 Roiia Mines 12 Culver-Stockton 34 Centra! 8 Idaho State college 44 Omaha 6 Forida A and 46 Lincoln 6 McPherson 19 Friends 6 Warrensburg 35 Washburn 14 Delta State 13 Cape Girardeau 8 Ottawa 46 College of Emporta 19 Betnel 25 Sierling 7 Eaker 27 Kansas Wesievan 14 William Jewell 35 Izrkm 9 Pittsburg S'a'e IS Mr ie 7 8 Benedict's 22 Springfield State St Norbert 40 Gracelard Missouri Valle 40 William Pern It Eastern New Mexico 25 Fort Has State goal from the-17 It was good but an illegal procedure penalty nullified it and the then tried a pass Blaylock fired into the end zone and Evans made a lunge for it seemingly snaring it only to have it bounce away as he fell heavily to the ground On the first play Pat Fischer was hit hard by Richardson and threw wildly on an attempted pitchout to Thornton with Elder once again being at the right spot to recover for K-State on the 8 Blaylock kept on the option to the 6 andi then Thornton made a interception of his toss to stop the threat Nebraska could move no further than its own 36 in the1 (Continued From Page IB) ion once again and would stop another Nebraska challenge But with fourth down and nine to go at the 20 Meade came through to give the 38-000 fans something to cheer about The Huskers got a break and had what it took to make it pay off 2 minutes and 15 seconds later K-State had been unable to move the ball on a fourth-and-11 situation Ron Blaylock dropped back- yards around left end for an-recor(j at jl led in fir't The drive covered 62 yards in other touchdown A few mo- downs 16-11 rushing ments later Pollock scored 91 and in passing 89-45 his second touchdown by benedict -2? catching a 31-yard pass from mSmhSTi halfback Charles Linn Brown added to his point nin Muf: collection late in the quarter JEWELL HARRIERS WIN by booting an 18-yard field Tarkio Mo Oct 9 Wil-goal liam Jewell's cross country The Owls fought back team defeated Tarkio 11-25 quickly in the second quarter here this afternoon Quarterback Bob Patton cli- MISSISSIPPI J2 14 0 Vanderbilt oi MISS 1 run (kick 1 Anderson 6 run rur faxed MIS3 Anderson 1 run 'pass taxed- Mi3S Doty 16 run (Adams pass from Elmore i 23 OOO AUDLEY LEADSTlLLIS Four D's Spark 3312 Tri-umph Over Wentworth Jim Audlev Lillis halfback Bob Kelley Kansas Citv George King St Louis Bill Courtwright St Louis BUryerheyden St Louis Dennis Chapis St Louis Ray Ort St Loui Big Ten in punt formation but the! first period and no closer than Nebraska forwards rushed in its 39 until late in the second so fast it appeared he had nojquarter when an 18-yard pass! choice but to run He was and 15 yard penalty on K-State! swarmed under on his 23 asiSave it the ball on the Wildcat Gateway V2 OFF $PAld1iG scored four touchdowns two maxed a long drive by crack-on short runs and two on ing over from the 2-yard line passes from Mike Sharkey of: After holding Jewell on downs 58 and 31 yards to lead the Quentin Schmidt Tarkio half-Fighting Irish of the Catho- back then returned a punt 69 lic league to a 33-12 victoryjyards for another score (over Wentworth Military acad- Jerry Golden converted emy last night at O'Hara sta- dium The fifth Lillis touchdown came on a 31-yard pass from Sharkey to Mike Faheyj Two long passes set the: stage for the first Wentworth touchdown that came on an-1 other pass a 9-varder from I M3tl dt 15 Two plays later the Huskers were back on the 37 as a result of two great defensive plays by Dave Nohlitt and Elder Here Meade tried his first field goal but it was short and the half ended in a scoreless deadlock Fischer was the top gainer 51 yards on 13 carries with Dillard next on 3 for 43 Richardson's 22 yards on nine attempts was best for K-State The K-State assistant coaches who were in charge of the club in absence Bob Hailey and John Kadlec both said the Wildcats came through a great team effort and gave it everything they had but admitted the Husker defense was simply too tough KANSAS STATE Darrell Elder Benny Cochran John William Slay to Bob GruebbellH fl Nobody in the second quarter With jp I've given you credit I've cashed your bad check LarrV Huff Kansas City Den McDonald St Louis Dawes Comins Kansas Citv Howard Fitter St Louis Travis Brown Joplin Jerry Tharp St Louis Woodv Hulsev 3t Louis WOMEN Bee Mitchell Kansas Citv LaVerne Carter St Louis 5 Mildred Stauder St Louis 5 Norma Smith Kansas City 4 Flossie Argent St Louis 2 Lorraine Painter Springfd Eto Craig Kansas City 3 Marge Willson St Louis 1 PITTSBURG TOO TOUGH Strong Ground Game Plows Up Maryville 38-7 Pittsburg Kas Oct 8 Pittsburg State's powereful running attack netted 408 yards tonight in a 38-7 rout of Maryville State The Gorillas 4-0 against four Missouri schools ran their rushing total to 1275 yards Maryville State made 102 on the ground the first timq any team has gone over the century mark against Pittsburg Chuck Hinton gnd Gary Snadon who share the Pitt State fullbacking duties combined for 202 yards on 26 carries MARYVILLE OOO 7 PITTSBURG 7 12 II 38 MARYVILLE: TD Kerns (5 pass from Sanders) Jack Lasley ikicki PITTSBURG: TD Chuck Hinton '1 rufti Archie Ringzenbprg 10 rum Rob Fulton 1 7 run) Bruce Roach '20 pass from Chuck Shelton) Phil Vogrin '4 run': Shelton (28 run PAT Vogrin (kick': Ron Greeley (kick' PENN STATE RECOVERS Army Drops 27-16 Decision as Karr Tallies Three Concord Va i 7 West Virginia Weaievan 13 Se em Va i 12 Blueiield State 25 Winstor-SaJem 12 Louisiana college 16 Austin 6 Arkansas State Yeeehera 53 College of the Ozarks 0 Ouachita Baptist 0 Harding 0 Arkansas Tech 14 Southern Sta'e 13 Tennessee Tech 21 East Tennessee 7 Morehouse 12 Hampton 7 Mid-West Wayne State 33 Cate 14 John Carroll 19 Thiel :2 Bowling Green tO 14 Western Michigan 13 Ohio Northern 25 Fmdiav 0 Pnncipia 13 Illinois college 6 Wooster 28 Mount Union 12 Ccmei: -la 26 Beloit 6 Parsons 26 Iowa Wesievan 14 Grinnell 27 Coe 0 Wanburg Upper Iowa 13 Kent State 22 Miami (O 19 I 'fiance 25 Wheaton 20 S' Joseph i Ind 13 Procopius 20 Concordia iE 7 Mil: kin 44 North Pars 7 Concordia Neb 19 Yankton 7 Carleton 13 Knox Mankato 34 Moorhead North Dakota 27 Sou'h Dakota State 23 Mavvjlle 25 Valle? 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RG Dick Rosier John Ponseigo Dwain Carlson RT Roland McDole Gary Archie Cobb RE Don Purcell Pat Salerno John Faiman Pat Fischer Ron Meade LH Pat Care Benue Clav Gene Ward Bennie Dillard RH Clay White Dennis Steuwe Warren Powers FB Bill Thornton Dallas Dyer MULESSACKWASHBURN Boyce Scores Two Touchdowns in 35-14 Rout SEE THE NEW I9SI BAG BOY GOLF CARTS BLACK WHITE I2S Spalding Air-Flight Golf Balls 95' he tried to sweep to his right and the Huskers took over Nebraska needed only three plays to tally Pat Fischer kept on the option to his right to the 13 and then to the 5 Then Bennie Dillard who had made his only appearance in the earlier scoring drive w-ith a 35-yard sprint to help set up the field goal raced around the right side to score and Meade added the extra point The Wildcats were forced to punt after returning the kick off from the 3 to the 45 on a tremendous run by Jack Richardson but two plays later regained possession on the Husker 25 when A1 Kouneski jarred the ball loose from Clay White and then pounced on it Blaylock completed a pass to Dale Evans to the 16 and then sneaked for a first down on the 14 Another toss to Evans was good to the 8 one fell incomplete and a slant off tackle by Harold Haun carried to the 6 It was fourth-and-1 again and this time Blaylock plunged to the 2 for another first down It took two more blasts before he got across and then added the extra point to slice the deficit to 10-7 The Huskers came back with a vengeance driving from their 25 to a first dow-n on the K-State 24 An illegal use of the hands penalty set them back 15 yards and much to the displeasure of the fans they elected to kick on third down K-State took over on the 20 when the ball went into the end zone and immediately Blaylock connected with Evans again for a first down on the 35 The Nebraska patriots beginning to get a bit shaky at this point A 2-yard run and two incomplete passes brought up fourth and eight to go With only 22 minutes to play the chose to go ail out rather than punt and have the Huskers run out the clock Another pass fell incomplete however and Nebraska had possession on the K-State 37 Six plays later the Huskers had another touchdown with only 10 seconds remaining as Dillard once again swept right behind an awe some array of blockers and blasted into the end zone Meade converted again Kansas State had two early scoring opportunities but both went for naught Darrell Elder blocked a punt after Nebraska failed to gain following the kick-off and K-State got possession on the Husker 31 K-State picked up one first down and drove to the 10 before Blaylock attempted a field Plus Tax and Reiappable lire goodyear SERVICE STORES 1 5th 6 MAIN Downtown ANTIOCH CENTER 401 ARMOUR 300 MAIN Indcp 6250 JOHNSON DR Mission ADVERTISEMENT this statistics WASHBURN WARREN SBURG 16 First Downs 15 178 Rushing Yardage 224 11 Passing Yardage 121 5-17 Passes 7-17 1 Passes Intercepted by 3 1-37 Punts 4-42 2 Fumbles Lost 1 SB Yards Penalized 160 WASHBURN 0 0 7 WAPRENSBURG 14 0 7 WASHBURN: TD John Bmgesser (4 MartiirvJ'Upi'rlll'rr pass from Bil1 Maddojc PAT Tom Harrison 2 (kick' VVARREN SBURG: TD Boyce 2 '7 run' 17 pass from Del Rinnet Flovd Raglin rum: Paul Collier (14 run)- fkb 5y4kkW(5 run)- PAT-Mckey oieringer Dealer Takes Huge Losses on New Cars LOCAL CAR DEALER FORCED TO SELL Oct 6 Sam Swartz of Sam Swartz Pontiac Co said today the models alreadv out I'm forced to drop a ton on my remaining big stock of new and factory executive 1960 Pontiacs Most factory executive cars are driven 100 miles or less and all the have available a 3-year or 30000-mile warranty Check this list for the fantastic car buy of your life See these cars at 4200 Main Kansas City Mo IWest Point Oct 8 fP) Halfback Jim Kerr scored three touchdowns today for a comeback Penn State which spoiled unbeaten record and homecoming celebration 27-16 tThe versatile senior plunged ofcer from the 1-yard line for the first score caught a -25-vard pass for the second and then raced 11 yards for the clincher in a wild fourth period after the Army had surged into the lead Kerr kept the mighty Cadets lit a tizzy all afternoon with his running punt returns and adroit pass catching Army had taken a 16-14 lead early in the fourth period on a 20-vard field goal by quarterback Tom Blanda only to have the Nittany Lions storm back for two touchdowns FBXN STATE 7 ARMY 7 0 6 Army Adams 5- run 'Blanda kick) St Kerr 1 run (Oppermann kick) Army Fuellharts 6 pass from Blanda (Kick failed) St Kerr 25 pass from Hall (Opper-Etan kick'1 Army FG Blanda 20 St Kerr 11 run (Pass failed) Hayes 1 run (Opperman kick) 27 150 PRO STATUS IS GOAL 1 1 Pack's Bad Boys Seek Spot in League The Bad Boys basketball team that has played out of Kansas City the last 15 years will turn professional and seek a berth in a professional league next season according to Forest Fisher player manager of the team Tryouts for the team will be held at 5 o'clock today at the Kensington gymnasium 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