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Colorado 52 Iowa State 0 Heloic, Col. 5 Oklahoma 34 Kansas 12 Vatic 2B Missouri 20 Statc 6 Price 2 Penn St. 7 Ohio State 6 Texas 7 TCU 6 Below, Col. 1 Michigan 34 NVcstcra 20 Vagc 5 Vase 5 Ji C7 iana eria arra A Spills 19 ge nd 14 Fourth Quarter Hoosier Explosion Nips Huskers By DICK BECKER Staff Sports Writer It was "Bomba's Away!" for Indiana and no air raid shelters for Nebraska's gallant Cornhuskers Saturday afternoon. Caught without warning, the Huskers' tremendous ground defenses and vastly improved attack were not enough as the Hoosiers came from behind to take a 19 14 victory before 38,000 Band Day observers at Memorial Stadium.

Six times the Hoosier air force used its key weapon a 6 foot 3, 215 pound end named Brad Bomba. And six times this human funnel pulled in the ball. He covered a total of 82 yards. Each time it was the crucial play, the play which played havoc with Nebraska's otherwise staunch 'i defense. Fourth Quarter Scoring Two of the scores came in the fourth quarter after Nebraska had built a 14 0 barricade in the first half and left the field at half time with a 14 6 margin.

Nebraska's infantry marched on A Husker hand off i lv Sr 0iutiiatiJminial miliar Section October 21, 1956 to the field at the start of the game and took off as though possessed. The first lime Coach Pete Fi liott's lads got the ball they crushed the Hoosier line. Ten fcz'r a 4 Mint. CO M.itV. Vttll Goo Line fiX WJMiW f4.

A yiajro avc up oo jaiua wuu cuu back Jerry Brown a jet propelled, two legged rocket hurtling to the score from one yard out. And as they moved the Huskers surprised the most optimistic onlookers. Inside they went Brown in i. xt T. trrr xM I mam vW aux for 10, Naviaux for 6.

And Nebraska's Willie CreenFaw faffs pver goaf line for second touchdown! Drive through the Colorado Rambles Football Texas Aggies Jar TCU 'Like Champions' And they scored like champions. Naviaux kicked the extra point. Indiana could do nothing against the pent up Huskers. Twice they got the ball; twice they punted. Then they got a break as Indiana was given the ball when Willie Greenlaw fumbled, long after the ball was dead.

But Indiana hadn't brought out its pin point bombers yet. Four plays netted nothing against the Husker defenders. Off Nebraska went on another drive. This one was destined to Frog Whipper Of '55 Repeats In Win i Buff Line, Bayuk Shatter Puncliless Cyclones, 52 0 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. Crow hammered right end down ifr Little Don Watson, who to the TCU 7.

then Watson passed beat Texas Christian last year to Crow on the 1 yard line and with a 51 yard run, clattered down the score was tied, shadowy rain swept sidelines toj Out came Loyd Taylor to kick Statistics set up a touchdown he passed for the extra point and Texas had felled the nation's N. 4 team Statistics Colorado Iowa State First downs 21 11 Rushing yardaac 3.V5 34 Passing yatdase 71 99 Passes ......5 10 17 Passes intercepted by 2 0 Punts ....4 43.1 ft 31 Fumbles lost 0 2 Yards penalized 83 45 in a driving rain and winds that approximated 90 miles per hour. Paper, stray coats and cushions were blown onto the field. But it was at the height of the storm that TCU made its touchdown. It had failed in the first half when a Jim Swink score was wiped out by a penalty and Swink, the TCU All America, was stopped an inch short of the goal line on another occasion.

The Frog touchdown was on an 11 yard pass irom Chuck Curtis, Frog quarterback, to end O'Day Williams, just before he stepped out of the end zone. But Harold Pollard missed the extra point. day for the Buffaloes third Big Seven Conference victory. The 217 pound fullback gave 16, 000 Iowa State Homecoming fans little to cheer about as he scored three touchdowns. The heavier Colorado line stopped the Cyclones with only 34 yards rushing.

Bayuk galloped 24, 38 and 1 yard through wide holes in the Iowa State line for touchdowns. himself Saturday, and it brought Texas an upset 7 6 victory in the biggest game of Southwest Conference football. Texas Christian's mighty Frogs had virtually camped on the Aggie goal line for three periods and were leading 6 0 when Watson electrified the crowd of 42,000 that sat huddled under umbrellas and raincoats with a 26 yard dash that et the ball on the Frog 31. John and surged into the favorite's spot in the Southwest Conference race. The Aggies beat Christian 19 16 last year and if they had not fallen to Texas on Thanksgiving Day in an upset they would have won the championship.

Next Saturday the Aggies play unbeaten Baylor at Waco in another big battle. Part of the game was played AMES, Iowa ifl Big John Bayuk and a crashing Colorado line crumbled Iowa State 52 0 Satur Big Seven Indiana 19 Nebraska 14 Oklahoma 34 Kansas 12 Colorado 52 Iowa State 0 Missouri 20 Kansas State 6 Big Ten Penn State 7 Ohio State 6 Minnesota 16 Illinois 13 Michigan State 47 Notre Dame 14 Iowa 34 Hawaii 0 Purdue 6 (tie) Wisconsin 6 Michigan 34 Northwestern 20 State College Peru 24 Wesleyan 0 Westmar 18 Concordia 6 Bradley 26 Omaha U. 13 Chadron 0 (tie) Doane 0 Tarkio 27 Dana 0 Midland 15 Wayne 6 Pueblo JC 27. Scottsbluff Col. 0 Others Tulsa 3 Detroit 0 Syracuse 7 Army 0 Penn 14 Brown 7 Princeton 28 Colgate 20 Boston College 32 Rutgers 0 Columbia 26 Harvard 0 Dartmouth 7 (tie) Holy Cross 7 Navy 13 Cincinnati 7 Florida 21 Vanderbilt 7 Texas 7 TCU 6 Tennessee 24 Alabama 0 North Carolina 34 Maryland 6 Georgia 28 Auburn 7 Pitt 27 Duke 14 Mississippi St.

19 Arkansas St. 7 Wyoming 30 Utah 20 Georgia Tech 28 Auburn 7 Michigan State 47. Dame 14 Oregon St. 21 Washington St. 0 U.C.L.A.

34 California 20 His terrorizing rushes were not even overshadowed by Leroy Clark's sparkling 56 yard punt return for Colorado's seventh touchdown. Colorado drove 56 yards for its first score after Howard Cook recovered sophomore Ron Pohl's fumble on the Buffaloes' 44. Bayuk went the final 24 yards. The big fullback capped an 88 yard drive in the second quarter by sprinting 38 yards through the middle. Jerry Leahy fell on Prentiss La mont's fumble in the Iowa State end zone in the second period after the Cyclone halfback bobbled a pitchout.

Colorado .7 12 13 2052 Iowa State 0 0 0 00 Colorado scoring: Touchdowns Bayuk 3 (24, run; 38. rum 1, plunge); Leahy (recovered fumble in end zone) Dowler (1 foot, plune; Morley (1. plunse); Clark (56. punt return); Becker (16. run.

Conversions; Indorf. Cook, Stransky, Hyson. Mustang Comeback 5 rrr 17 11 ft 0 56 21 22 197 15 10 ft 104 69 301 4 0 36.8 4 49 2 4 3 35 0 ft 0 2 5 55 ft ft FIRST DOWNS (Total) 13 By Rushtnf 11 By Passing 2 B.v Penalties 0 Rl SHINO (Number of Rushes) 49 Number Yards Gained ...219 Number Yards Lost 47 Net Yards Gained 172 FORWARD PASSING (Number Attempted) ft Number Completed 3 Number Had Intercepted 1 Net Yards Gained 31 TOTAL PLAYS (Rushes and Passes) 55 TOTAL NET YARDS ........203 PUNTS (Number) 3 Number Had Blocked 0 Average Yards 38.0 KIOKOFFS (Number) 3 Average Yards 46 KICK RKTI'RNS Number Punt Returns 2 Yards Punt Returns ......32 Number Kickoff Returns 3 Yards Kickoff Returns PASS INTERCEPTION RETURNS (Number) 0 Yards Returns 0 FUMBLES (Number) 3. Ball Lost .3 DM.1 LOST OV DOWNS 0 PENALTIES (Number) 2 Yards penalized 20 FIELD GOALS (Number Attempted 0 Number Successful 9 Syracuse Halts Nips Rice, 14 13 Bobcats Clobber Wesleyau Cadet Pushes, 7 0 Orangemen's Biggest Croud Sees Army Challenge Tipped HOUSTON Ifl Charlie Jackson, speedy 167 pound halfback, led Southern Methodist on an 80 yard final period touchdown surge Saturday night to pull the Mustangs from behind for a regionally televised 14 13 Southwest Conference victory over Rice's Owls. After a 38 yard scamper to the Rice 20, Jackson scored from the 6 to tie the score at 13 13.

End Tommy Gentry's second conversion of the night made the differ Statistics Wcsleyan Peru First downs ,.5 Rushing yardage ...90 Pacing yardage 97 Passes Completed th3 Passei intercepted by 1 Pun 11 9 Fumbles lot I 1 Yards penalized 10 35 in nine plays only to have an inspired Syracuse defense stop fullback Vince Barta inches short of the goal. Barta blasted into the middle on fourth down with only a yard to go but right guard Ed Bailey and center Bill Brown stopped him with. less than six inches to go. While the officials unpiled the for both teams and a crowd of 47,000 saw SMU extend its victory streak over Rice to five games. Quarterback Charlie Arnold used a 69 yard pass to end Willard Dew veall to put SMU in a 7 0 lead in the second quarter.

Rice quickly tied the score at 7 7 after recovering a fumble on the Mustang's one, where a 67 yard drive had been halted by the SMU line on the preceding play. Quarterback King Hill powered over and fullback Jerry Hall converted. Hill teamed with Raymond Chilton, a speedy sophomore fullback, to put Rice ahead, 13 6, in the third quarter. Chilton scored from the 2 to climax the 73 yard drive but Hall's conversion attempt was wide to the right. Southern Methodist ft 7 ft 714 Rice 0 7 ft 013 Southern Methodist scoring touchdowns Iewveall 9, Pass from Arnold); Jackson (6, run).

Conversions: Gentry 2. Rice scorma touchdowns: Hill 1. PLUNGEt: Chilton (2, plune). Conversion: Hall. Southern Cal.

35 Washington 7 ence with less than seven minutes Wyoming 30 Utah 20 remaining. Wolf pack Comes Alive DAYTON, Ohio (0 North Carolina State's multiple offense, which hadn't functioned through three straight losses, flashed effectively here Saturday for a 20 0 football victory over the Dayton Flyers. A crowd of 10,000 saw the Wolf pack sink its fangs for first and second quarter touchdowns, then hold off the die hard Daytonians for 29 minutes of the second half before notching its third score. SYRACUSE, N. Y.

tf Syracuse drove 80 yards in 11 plays for a second quarter touchdown by Jim Ridlon Saturday and blunted two long, last half marches by Army for a 7 0 victory in a game witnessed by 40,053 fans, Syracuse's largest football crowd. With only 2:27 to go in the final period, Army stormed 67 yards Midland Slaps Wayne, 15 6 Utah State 46 Colorado 7 It was the first conference game Montana State 26 Idaho State 6 PERU A steady downpour didn't dampen Peru State's Homecoming here Saturday afternoon, as the DnU.nl. 1 11 1 1 iL. lit. .1 scramble, the crowd stood in si lence, only to let loose a deep wesievan Plainsmen.

24 0. with the decision that the! roar Air Academy 49. Colorado Mines 6 Stanford 21 Oregon 7 Villanova 27 Boston U. 13 Tulane 10 Mississippi 3 S.M.U. 14 Rice 13 Newberry 13 Furman 7 Army back had not made it.

It was the second straight victory for Syracuse over Army, coming on the heels of last year's 13 0 mudpie battle at West Point, failure as a fumble by Quarterback Gordie Englert ended it on the Hoosier 28. The first quarter wound up and Indiana had to punt again. This time there was no denying the red shirts. They got the ball and took a 15 yard penalty on the first play. The ball rested on the Husker 44.

Nine Play Drive In nine plays Nebraska had scored its second touchdown of the afternoon. Nappi, a much improved half back, got 13 on the option from Quarterback Roy Stinnett. He made three more dashes for 10, 5 and 4. Brown kept up his battering, getting 9 and then 8. And the "touchdown belonged to Willie Greenlaw, running the best be has all season.

The Portland, senior carried it over in two dive bucks from four yards out. Naviaux kicked the extra point and the fans rubbed their eyes at the 14 0 score. Heavy Bombers That's when Indiana called in its heavy bombers. A long, tiring drive carried 82 FREMONT Fumbles told the tale Saturday night as Wayne State College bowed to Midland, 15 6. Jimmy Brown, driving force of; Miami, Ohio 16 Ohio Uni.

7 Southern Cal 35 Washington 7 UCLA 34 California 20 Montana State 26 Idaho State 6 Wichita 27 Drake 14 Arkansas 32 Texas 14 Louisiana Tech 0 (tie) Northwest. 0 Arizona 26 New Mexico 12 More Scores Page 5 Col. The rain started shortly before the game, began and continued throughout the Nebraska College Conference battle. Sid Brown, sophomore quarterback, was outstanding for the Bobcats. He scooted over center three times for touchdowns to put Peru ahead, 18 0, at the end of the third quarter.

Doug Gibson tallied the final Peru touchdown on an 18 yard gallop around left end. Peru now has a 3 1 loop record. Wesleyaa 0 000 Peru 0 6 12 ft 24 Peru Korinf touchdowns; Sid Brows 3 CI. 1, 1, runsj; Doug Gitaon (18. run).

Bradlev Ends Omaha String OMAHA (INS) The Bradley Braves Saturday put an end to the Omaha University winning streak on its home field by pasting the Omahans, 26 13. Bradley scored once in each quarter to run up its victory margin. It was the first defeat on the home field for Omaha since the end of the 1951 season. Omaha scored once in the second and again in the third period. Bill Englehardt, Omaha's first ranked offense performer among small colleges, passed for both Syracuse's powerful ground game, gained 125 yards in 22 carries, his most important run being a 36 yard dash to the Army 5 that set up Ridlon 's 5 yard scoring run in the second period.

He also made a game saving tackle of Gil Roesler, sub halfback, on the Syracuse 17 in the last quarter. The powerhouse halfback from Manhasset, N. Y. now has gained Late Score Gives Florida State Tie TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UP Florida State University marched 64 yards in the final period for a 14 14 tie with Wake Forest on a rain soaked football field Saturday.

A last minute field goal attempt by Florida State failed. Wake Forest's one man gang, fullback Bill Barnes, gave the Deacons a 14 7 halftime lead with touchdowns in the first two per Tulanc Trips 'Ole Miss The visitors, who had four scoring opportunities to get to the goal, bobbled the ball and couldn't get back 'to pay dirt. The four telling fumbles occured the one, 12, and twice on the 18. Ron Johnson drove eight yards for the first Midland score in the second quarter. In the third period, Midland's Rupert Hillenkamp tackled Don Dean in the Wayne end zone for a two point safety.

Mike Johnson went one yard off tackle for the only Wayne score in the last quarter. Wayne 0 0 ft fi Midland ft ft 2 715 Wayne acorutf: Mike Johnson: (1, run). Midland scoring: Ron Johnson: (8. run); Tton Dean (safety); Charles Hartmaa; U5j run). Conversion; Bob William.

Westmar Downs Concordia, 18 6 SEWARD Westmar spoiled the Concordia College Homecoming show here Saturday afternoon by collecting an 18 6 victory over the Bulldogs. Carl Brownmiller had a big hand in the triumph. He sprinted for a pair of touchdowns, running 19 yards for one and galloping nine yards for the second. The veteran Westmar back also picked off two Concordia passes. Westmar ft 12 ft 018 Concordia 0 ft 0 ft 6 Westmar coring Touchdowns: Paul Un ruh (4.

run); Carl Brownmiller 2 (19. run; ft run). Concordia acorini Touchdowns Gary feeveri (70. ruaj. Wichita Grinds Out 496 yards in four games against Maryland, Pitt, West Virginia and Victory Over Drake JACKSON, Miss.

(B Gene New Army. yards. It took nearly nine minutes Omaha TD's, but his efforts were matched by Bradley's Dick Jamie iods. He ran four vards for Wake ton's significant knee pumping 66 0 0 0 Arm? 5 0 7 0 07 Forest's first touchdown to climax and 18 plays but Dave WhitseU Syracuse yard run set Tulane on fire Sat son, fourth ranked, and Bradley finally got the ball across from Syracuse acoring touehdem ns: Ridlon 3, run). Conversion: J.

Brown. WICHITA, Kan. WV Wichita University used a smooth running attack to score three times on the ground Saturday night and defeat Drake University 27 14 in a non conference football game here. Drake ft 0 714 Wichita 13 14 ft 27 the 39 yard march. Ha plunged two yards for another touchdown on the first play of the second quarter after setting up the score with a 62 yaxd kickofi return teammates added two more.

Both Omaha touchdowns came on passes from Englehardt to End John Cimino, one for 20 yards and the other for nine. urday night and the Green Wave, in its third straight upset, beat defending Southwestern Conference champion Mississippi 10 3. the two foot line. Eugene (Chick) Cichowskl, a bombardier of the first order, Continued on Page 2 CoL Canadian Football Ottawa 37 Toronto 26 Montreal tt Hamilton 14.