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'yv tip Tech Girl Cagers Could Use This Ex-Hydro Star Oklahoma Crushes Nebraskans 41 -14 and i hr same pital 82326305 ro lniiiuiitMi ind I7iWiW for a hospital 12 i and K'uaJJiw il (1(97040 fur fur laso-SI ilal 8148134 273 fur hospital ai ir 194950 and Hobart Triumps 19-14 As Local Rally Is Short Texas Fighls Back Whips TCU 17 io 7 By Dolmar Nalson A furmiK fourth quarter Tornado rally fails'll Friday niht and tin1 Ilultarl Ikariat kiux-kt-tl Clinton out any furilior liors of District championshipx kith a iipsoi win 'km1 more than Iihm) fans shivnvtl Although thoroughly outplayed in niott eveiv denari merit including scoring hy a surprising licarcat eleven fn iN'tter than tJucp quarters Clinton's Tornado bemn in blow in the last stanza when a passing combo of Raymond Jant and Kansas Just Oullasis Kansas J'ac Clinton (Okla) Daily News Sunday Nov I34S Eleven Stale to iJnb laiRue began clicking: a timely penalty wlpec 'out bijj cliunrks of a ihreo-toucluluwn llubart lead ill Ji --lSur luOXn Texas imi I But time and penalties in reverse stopped the beitqjorlc-verxiiy drove from behind In the eoachetl locals short of a third TD nwinsary to win tbp dis- making the' such richness I yield about bin ter Thai1 iHiiii-rfal i NilllMW Nov 13 PI ukliihi'tiia's puwerful football ma-i huts roared toward a lug Seven line aikl possible howl bid Saturday hy crushing Nebraska 41-14 before 2450(1 Ians I Flashing foul wink and passing (Juarlerhai Jack MiIiIm-II and llalliiark Harrell Royal winking In-In id a k'i'feii I' line hriaighl Oklahoma three tikielnluwns wrih-! in eight mmoles nf ihe aeeond per-j ual Nebraska had acurrd first Jul Oklahoma rally came executed a hamloff to Thomas for the first likla-and Royal threw two passes one nf them Fighting Irish Storm Back From Behind Beat Wildcats MANHATTAN Kan Nov 13 -Ul'i- The Cnlversii) of Kansas cored Ihrce I ind hail liHichrioaiis Saturday ami then slaved off a great Iasi half charge of lowly Kansas Stale lo win 20-14 In ibis llie 45ih renewal of the nira- stale grid rivalr Kansas rated four loiii'hdow ns lieiter than Kansas Male wilhnul a Big Seven! triet I -A eonflab Tlie Turnadu district lmies weni spinning alniosl at the opening sun Wien lirarral runner Haynigiid Edge and Jackie I ow teamed up I fur a touchdown in Hirer plays covering SI yards from I lie ilo-barl IS HITTING Cliuion where il has Milchrll to turn the I game Iniu a rout Just before the Jacqueline Thomas i rnw- WEATHERFORD Nov 13 SH'-! Oklahoma neetletl Ihe fichn-y roufejenre win In 2il slraiuli siaiis InnU- Wln-n Smih western rh "enih ghl alarta lo slay oiiiienre win in Jil slralKhi siails aihlnic assm lalion's ha ii runnmg lor Ihe ksp rrown hl tin If SalunlHV lu defeat Tim Christian university 7 and keep IN Southwestern mnlerpiire chant-plnnslilp and CiSiun Howl Iuhmm alive before 32IKSI Ian Texas punched arrow two innrli downs wiihtu i Is- first eight min Uln nf Hie third quarter Is over-rump TCU's first half 7 ihiiiiI lead Hard driving Rav llorncman How Is Went First Clinton Hobart 20 Vos Gdn Clinton 12 Hobart 373 Passes Clinton 4 a Hobart 0 Passes Completed- Clinton 2 Hobart 1 Yd God Clinton 70-Hobart 10 Fumblas Rac by Opp Clinton 2 Hobart I Clinton 4 for 43S avo Hobart 3 for 27 Clinton 4 for SO Hobart for 70 been weakest all fall Ihe middle 'W rr 'f the line laiwe toled Ho nuguct I1? 1 "Il 51 yards nn Ihe first lluharl run- niinule and 43 second yards ninn play of ihe same Edge added another 10 throusb Ihe same lode over right guard pulling Die ball on Fie Cllniun 20 From there Edge skirled his own rishi end fur the opening touchdown lame made the extra point on a dash around Ihe other end and Ihe Bearcat was ahead slay 7-0 However Ihe llearcal satisfied and afier letting the trore a after th half opened Then sis minutea later Ilyrnn Gillurv took pilch mil from Camnhell and sprinted around right end fur the final two yards for nnothei six polnU Randal tiny rnnverled after both score The air minded Christians had pone ahead five minutes Inin the second period on a passing flurry that moved Ihe ball 44 yards down to the nine from where Fullback I Vie Simp bulled his way nr ro Tornado play wilh Ihe hall for y's Here's Results On Guess Games Here ate ihe resutls of Ihe games on thiik Clinton Daily News grid picking contest Army 26 Penn A Hobart 19 (Tlnbm 14 Striiilu-rn Cal 12 Washington 7 Amherxl 13 Williams 7 North Carolina 49 Maryland 20 Minnesota 28 Iowa 21 Nebraska 14 Tesas 14 TCU 7 Rice 28 Tesas AM 6 MiKixipi 16 Tennrsso 13 Smd'i Carolina 27 Tulsa 7 OL'U 13 Daylon IS Clrmxon 21 Wake Forrest 14 Tulanc 35 llaylor 13 Columbia 13 Navy 0 Ohio Slate 34 Illinois 7 Its Tulane 35 And Raylor 13 NEW ORLEANS La Nov 13 i UP i Once beaten Tulane wiped the last dangerous game off IIS 1943 schedule Saturday wilh a 33 to 13 defeat of Baylor An estimated 45U00 spectator aaw Tulane subdue (tie hsrdpa using Bear from Baylor one of the surprise power of the South- MIL'TII BEND Ind Xnv 13- UPi Noire Dame suurred to IN greaiexi effort a 9u- yard buirlHloun run Ciat gave Northwestern a one poitil lead tv hi nr ed from behind with cruelly peri eel football in defeat Northwestern 12 in 7 before 593(15 fan Saturday The victory was Noire Dame's 30th in sueeesxirti and II 2GIII straight game without defeat Bui II was obiained only after 60 minutes of heart slopping football noire chilling to Ihe fans than the 40-degree temperature Hrth learns held mostly lo the ground matching offensives so powerful lhat neither line was able to hold its opponent's attack consistently Il was a Noire Dams victory won nn the ground Northwestern scored only through op pm-tune defensive alertness against Irish passes The Northwestern tally rame (air In ihe third period on Fullback Art Murakowski'a 90 yard dash with an Intercepted pass The hall and sped down Ihe sideline unmolested His run and Jim Farrar's plare-kirk pul the Wildcats aiiead 7 to 6 and the aladium hushed in expectance of (he first Notre Dame defeat since 1945 But they reckoned wrongly on the precision drives of the Irish backs nrtahly Sophomore Jack Landry The Irish responded to their one-point deficit like men hoping to win a war In 13 plays they roiled 63 yards with smashing accuracy before Billy Gay dove two yards from the touchdown that meant victory Notre victory enabled Frank Leahy's eleven to tie the consecutive victory mark for an Irish team established by Knute Rockne's squads In 1929 1930 and 1931 i wTiTrS-r i "in Jini nl Ml'i-in rll s-i-is- war lo la Ming llie Kansans rtf (heir lop rung in Ihe conference Hackney reminded a record crowd more ISiSki uvereoaicd Ians il his brother Elmer 'One-Man-Jang i Hackney of Hie when he cracked llie line and ran 94 yards for Ihe find KjC touchdown in ihe third pen iod Alkins aided his efforts nobly wilh a mixture of short aerials and otf tackle slants Il was Alkins on Ihe throwing end of a touchdown pass from his own 41 lo Ihr end zone for ihe final KNC' score wilh 13 second raillining Iwo Hons made a circus grab of the ball for Ihe score Alkins kicked both extra minis Kansas Dick Gilman was hot wilh his passes Li Ihe first hall and anvil Griffilh and Dirk Hen luzzi smacked Ihe line hard io aet up Ihe 20 poind halftime margin Griffith scored fie first from one-half yard nul to climax a drive from the 37 in Ihe find period Ken Sju-rry kieked the puiul- Darrell Norris faded Ix-hind the Kansas Stale secondary late in the second quarter to take a Gilman toss to touchdown territory and Sperry again kieked the point Gilman hit Cliff McDonald with a 28-void pass after three fell incomplete on the last play of the firsl half for the final score South Carolina Takes Tulsa For 27-7 Win COLLEGE Columbia 13 Navy 0 Cugale 20 Syracuse 13 lotfayelle 27 Ohio Wesleyan lloly Cross 13 Furdham 8 Clemson 21 Wake Forest 14 Georgia 42 Auburn 14 VirginiJ 7 West Virginia 0 Daylcn 13 Oklahoma City 13 Drake 13 New Mexiro 0 Kansas 20 Kansas Slate 14 Michigan State 48 Iowa Stale Minnesota 28 fowa 21 Notre Dame 12 Northwestern Iowa State Trhra 19 North Dakota Stale 0 Ohio 14 Bufier 6 Wisconsin 26 Marquette 0 Missouri 27 Colorado 13 Center College 14 Hanover 0 Miami (Ol 41 Wichita 16 Beloll 6 Coe 6 Western Michigan 19 Wishing-ton i Mo I 6 Hipon 13 Grinnell 0 Cincinnati 28 Western Reserve 13 Lean Itealh and la-ft Halfback Pr arson alternated lo drive to the Nebraska 15 only lo lose ihe ball when Heath tumbled A bobble by HigM Halfback George Thomas stalled another Oklahoma thruxl in the second periud Early in the roaring third period with Oklahoma on Ihe Nebraska 4 as the result of a sustained drive Mitchell fumbled and Nebraska recovered on ita own 12-yard line Practically everyone got into Oklahoma' searing act wilh each of a disas-teruusly llie eual line' Ildmer Imliker llun emiverted to make it 7 0 and TCU' hopes of winning ils first same this sea son nn IN home gridiron went noarlng Uut the piston like drive of Borncman and Ihe passion or Paul Campbell wasn't to he denied in the final half and TCU wound up its home campaign without a victory for Ihe second lime In 25 year TCU was almost as effective ie the air as Texas was on the ground TCU netting yards via passing and Texas 213 yards running But il was the payoff punch pro vided by Borneman that turned the tide TCU got only SI vards rushing at that great Texas line while Texas' passing ineffective at times rtill gained 74 yards and came at opportune moments Lindy Berry and Stout ccmnlel-ed 17 of 34 the number attempted falling ono shy or the conference record set by Texas last week against but got some great help from such clue-fingered receivers as Morris Bailey and Georee Boal at end Roger McAuley a 200 pound tackle from Donna proved a defensive demon in TCU's superb lin play in Ihe firal half and his work na j0i Lowe was incomplete for continued to stand out in (he fins! half Texas soon found it couldn't gain over him and had to shunt its attack elsewhere Bill Moorman at end also helped smother many Texas passing attempts seven plays I owe and Kdge went lo work again Il took Ihe duo four plays lu score from Ihe lluharl 42 LOWE PICKED up two around an end added another 14 and first down on the flirton 42 then lei Edge have a try li Raymond delivered wilh a 39 yard dash down to Ihe Clinlun 3 Edge carried II over nexl time laiwe'i run fur the point tailed and Hobart went Into Ihe second quarter with a 13 point lead With the lead looking bigger and bigger as the Tornado on off night couldn't seem to get moving Ihe Bearcat left the scoreboard alone In the second quarter Bill bore fiey came again right after the intermission tough a ever and looking fur a TD And llie Bearcat got another one Just before the end of the third period THAT TIME Hobart rolled from Ihe Bearcat 47 with Elmer Wheeler aiding Edge and Lowe down to paydirt Scalier Lowe helped a-iong with a chilling side line block by a teammate climaxed the drive with a 30 yarder A pass from John Barton a nifty little field general who foxed the Tor- Ihe conversion and Hobart led 19 0 Then Ihe Tornado came to life and threatened to reverse the order of things All night Tornado runners had Wayne 46 Omaha 20 Carleton 34 Cornell College 0 Illinois Stale 40 Western IUinoia necessary roughness put (he pellet down on the one Jantz powered over for the TD than goafd to pull Clinton up 1 19 And minutes later Reed'a 55-yard return of Edge's punt set the stage for a second Clinton marker wilh ihe chick licking away AFTER AN incomplete pass Jantz made 1U around end Jantz made four around the other wing Don Grimes marie one It d's throw lo Junior Coinelsevah was no good Ilul RihsI flashing his usual form ran 18 yards on the next play for a TD But it was called back because both sides were offside However the Janlx in La Hue aerial clicked and Big Bob made a diving ratch in the end zone for the sixpoinler Jantz goaled and Clinlun had pulled up lo within one TD of winning Hobart and the officials teamed up lo thwart other ambitions though The Bearcat aided by Iwo unnecessary roughness penalties held onto the ball until the final gun and the upset was made definitely official 19 14 OTHER THAN the final count in Hobart's favor the Bearcat was definitely the better team from every angle on that particular night The Bearcat out-flrstdowned Clinton 20 to 5 holding the Tornado to only one in the third and none in the second It was the same story in rushing The Bearcat siiled through the Clinton middle for 375 yards while holding the losers to 82 In the second stanza Clinton was held to a minus three yards on the ground Only in punting did Clinton definitely outshine the underdog although the Tornado led in passing Jantz turning in a good nigh despite the loss booted four times for a 43J average while all Edge could do was three for 27 Clinton hit two of four passes for 70 yards to ode of six for 10 Clinton now stands 2 2 in the 'District west canterrnre 1 The straining It look to beat Baylor practically guaranteed Tulane a bowl bid siitre only Cincinnati and punch drunk Louisiana Stale remained on Its schedule Tulane mixed up a powerful portion of running and passing to Score in every period while its hard tackling line made it almost impossible for Baylor to gain nn the ground met a stonewall so Jantz took to the air and laid a perfect peg to a racing Bob LaKuc downfield and when they brought down the end 52 yards had been covered Dale Bailey hit center for one Reed lost two around right end and the Tornado appeared to along with the spectators when a 15-yard penalty on Hobart for un the alx touchdown made by a different play 1 1 fur Ok- lahn- 1 lak'ng handnff an i Ihe 59 to "q-f 1 t' V' up No 2 after lakh' pas from Royal on tho Nebraska 15 Another Royal pais led lo third touchdown wilh End Frankie Anderson lakjng the 38 yard heave in the end zone Royal who paced the field In the aerial department by completing two of three pass attempts for 72 yards turned to the ground for Oklahoma's fourth touchdown He smashed over from the nine to chmax another punching march The fifth Oklahoma score was on another short power play with LindeR Pearson lunging over from the 1 Pearson was Oklahoma's rushing sparkplug gaining 9 1 yards in 18 tries Two long passes by Quarterback Claude Ampld that carried to Nebraska's one set up Oklahoma's final touchdown Right Halfback George Brewer crushed over on his second try In an Oklahoma lost the baU five times on fumbles Outrushmg Nebraska by 395 yards to 22 Oklahoma swept to 22 first down Khe held a com-foralble edge in the air aa well gaining 154 yards by passes to 80 for Ncliraaka total yardage gained by both routes was 629 Nebraska could rflake only 169 on the ground and through the air The lineups: Oklahoma: Left Owen Tlpps McGee French Left Paine Manley Horkey Leguemee Janes Me-Dade Left Burris McNahb B-Team Game Here on Monday To Kick Off Week Acliviiy Rmith Charles Paine Tillman Dowell Bo-denhamer Moore Clarence Paine MrGugan Right Mayes Androo West Marcum High! Wright WaUter Right Goad Anderson Lisaklieap Hoffnagle Mitchell Arnold Ewbank Left Royal Pearson Jones Needs Cunningham RamF-Right Thomas Brewer Gray Stelnberger Wheat Fullbaclot Heath Greathouse Parker Ming Nebraska 'Left Fletcher' tiamkrog-er Iiazen SaUora Left Golan Toogood Scdiacek Left Hawkins Sales-trom Costello Novak Mullen Onger Right Dibiasl Means Lippa Right Godfrey Reese Right Schneider Mag-gaman Cochrane Collopy Strasb-eim Bauer Right halfbacks Mueller Hut-gnson Fischer I eft Wiegand Fer-ton Bloom Mooney Lee Young Moore Schneider Score by periods: Oklahoma 41 Nebraska Touchdowns: Thomas MitrheU Anderson Royal Pearson Brewer Fletcher Damkroger Points after touchdcVns: Ming 5 Moore 2 Referee: Ted Missouri Umpire: Cecil Mullerleile St Louis: field Judge: Harry Easter Oklahoma A and linesman Dick Pulliam Grand Island Rice Reals Aggies In the Mud 28-6 COLLEGE STATION Tex Nov Rice Institute ripped and toared with aU its mid-season steam here today cashing In on three first half fumbles to hong 28 6 defeat oo the tattered Texas Aggies before 25000 persons A sizzling Rico running attack was slowed only briefly on' mud-mired Kylo field softened even more intermittent abowers throughout tho game The powerful Owls showing a tompUa-lv-versal ef their shaky early season form scored the first time they got the hall after Bob hurbUd the opening kick off Car Texaa A and The Statistics On OU Huskers NORMAN OKLA Nov 13 Statistics of the Oklahoma Nebraska game: Okla Neb-First Downs 27 4 Net Yards Rushing 395 33 Net Yards passing 154 CO Forwards attempted 13 23 Forward! completed 8 8 Forwards intercepted 0 1 Number of punts 4 13 Ave dis of punts 33 293 Fumbles 5 1 4 Ball lost on fumbles 5 1 Number of penalties 17 13 Yards penalized 153 75 From line of scrimmage TULSA Nov 13 Tulsa university disappointed a home-coming crowd of 8500 Saturday by losing to South Carolina 27 lo 7 for its seventh defeat of the season The Carolinians afier sizing up weak Tulsa line scored four touchdowns in the first half with Leli Halfback Steve Wadiak leading the attack Wadiak sprinted 67 yards for one touchdown and bowled over from the four yard stripe for another He also set up another score by running the ball from midfield to the Tuisa 29 From there Right Halfback Bishop Strickland cut a-round his left end to score llie fourth touchdown came after a Tulsa fumble on their own SO was recovered by Carolina Guard Dave Sparks Bayard Pickett ran it to the five and Jack Couch went over In the second half Tulsa came to life and dominated life play but the hometownerc were able to score only once They recovered a South Carolina lumble on the Carolina 38 and Fullback Paul Barry raced around his left end for what appeared to be a touchdown However he stepped out on the 8 In two plays Dub Graves went to the four and Quarterback Jimmy Finks fired a short pass to End Ken Click for the touchdown Pickett kicked three of South Carolina's conversion attempts and Right Halfback Jim Ford converted after Tulsa's lone touchdown South Carolina's superiority on the ground was indicated by the game- statistics showing 217 yards ushing for the visitors to 151 for Tulsa The Tulsa passing attack was well bottled up Only 5 of 16 attempts were completed and those for only 31 yards South Carolina completed two of six at-empts for 12 yards Fumbles were costly to both lost the ball lour also intercepted two South Carolina three the seventh in eig'd They tied Wichi-14-14 Ihe only game they lh" great Altus Bulldogs could make for the most successful of seasons for the local griditers For lhat would mean an upset triumph over the team that is pretty well rated the class of the state hy competent observers After a first game of the season defeat at the hands of Vernon Tex the Bulldogs have swept away everything in their large or tmall The fact that several A 1 1 players were suffering from food poisoning probably had a lot to do with the Texas reversal Altus continued its march Friday with a 33 to 13 victory over Enid in one of the most-watched prep games of the season The Clinton and Hobart teams will tangle here Monday afternoon to start a football week which will be climaxed Friday when the Clin ton Red Tornadoes Journey to Alius for their season windup team engagement will get underway at 3 pm at Tornado field Coaches IMis Dela-porte of Clinton and Tip Jacobson of the Bearcats have agreed to use players who did not see service In Friday Clinton Hobart A-contest Meanwnue me Tornado lint team will be pointing to the Friday district 1-A contest at Altus Despite the Hobart loss knocked the Tornado out of the running for the district crown a win over Xavier (La) 20 Texaa State 12 Mississippi 16 Tennessee 13 Washington JkLee 21 Davidson 20 VMI 34 Citadel West Virginia State 7 North Caro-Sna College 2 Vanderbilt 56 Marshall 0 Richmond 7 Virginia Tech 7 Duke 82 George Washington 0 Kentucky 34 Florida 15 Tufts 13 Massachusetts 13 Johns Hopkins 9 Dickinson 6 Union (N Y) 25 Hamilton 7 Washington (Mdi 7 Catholic South Dakota State 27 Colorado Stale 2 California 44 Washington State 14 Colorado AIM 20 Brigham Young 0 Denver 41 Uteh State 6 Colorado Mines 14 Adams Stale 6 Southern California 32 Washington 7 Stanford 39 Montana 7 College of Pacific 32 San Francisco 14 Wyoming 46 Montana State college 12 Southern Methodist 14 Arkansas 12 Texas 14 Texas Christian 7 Rice 28 Texas A and 6 Oklahoma 41 Nebraska 14 South Carolina 27 Tulsa 7 Houston 8 North Texas 6 Trinity (Tex) '7 East Texas 7 Texas 14 Texas Christian 7 Soultwm Methodist 14 Arkansas 12 Princeton 20 Yale 14 Muhlenberg 40 Franklin ft Marshall 7 Lehigh 20 Carnegie Tech 0 Rutgers 40 0 Fort Devens 13 Chamnlain 0 Amherst 13 Williams 7 Allegheny 40 Earlham 0 Army 26 Penn 20 North Carolina 49 Maryland 20 Harvard 30 Brown 19 Cornell 27 Dartmouth 26 Rochester 47 Clarkson 6 Michigan 54 Indiana 0 Pern State 47 Temple 0 Middle bury 13 Vermont 12 Mt Lawrence 7 Gettysburg 7 Hart wick 10 Waenee 12 Boston College 14 William Mery 1 1 North Carolina Stale 20 Duaues re 6 Brooklyn cnlle-e 31 Alfred 7 Kings Nut 27 ado'nhi 19 Bowling Green 38 Mornings Ulc 7 Ohio Slate 34 Illinois 7 Pittsburgh 20 Purd'l" 13 Alabama 14 Terh 12 Si Augustine 40 SI Pid 0 Hampden Svrdey 20 Randolph Mru 6 Time Runs Out And Tech Loses To Coloradoans 4 Thwarting a last minute Southwestern surge Western State College of Gunnison Colo got away with a 12-6 victory Thursday in an Armistice Day football special in the Mangum Liberty bowl Trailing by the one touchdown Tech had driven 63 yards down-field to the Western one-foot line when the final caught the Bulldogs with their scoring down another time this year Western tallied in the third and fourth stanzas by taking advantage of Tech miscues In the initial period a recovered fumble on the Tech 35 yard line led to a TD when Western's Lion Mark went over from the nine After the- Bulldogs had tied up the count minutes later on a 78-yard drive featuring the passing of of Bob Williams Western set up the clinching marker with a pass interception on the Tech 31 The loss ended the 1948 season for the Bulldogs Tech won one tied one and lost seven this fall Pass and Fraver Wins for SMU FAYETTEVILLE Ark Nov 13 lUPI long desperate pass in the last two seconds of play gave Southern Methodist university's Mustangs a squeaky 14-12 victory over underdog Arkansas Saturday before a homecoming crowd of 23000 Halfback Gilbert Johnson and Paul Page another backfield man formed SMU's winning combination that snaiched victory from the grasp of a powerhouse Arkae aas team that seemed sure of an upset Sixteen varfs from th" lin? and with the last plav of the ram( coming up Johnson fired a Ion" pass that Isnrt-d in Pace's arm-on Hie goal lfne a he eouMed erding Ihe rame The rtf-k said -orords to go I be nlay started The drama! je nai''" of fought game that av ailinf Irpntj -fflpw I i if -S'SO th" fiwred v'untvd r-cord eroed tal h-d Michigan Slate Romps lo Win Army's Lucky To Beal Penn Unimpressive Missouri Beals Colorado 2713 held Missouri to a minus six yards rushing But the second half was a complete reversal of that picture First the Missourians moved 84 yards with Stephens long toss to Sheehan ended that drive Colorado could not move and tho Missourians came back wtih an 84- yard drive highlighted by Dirk Braznell'a 41- yard run and the first period when Missourian Bob Robinson fumbled on a fourth down punt try recovered but lost the ball on downa on bis own 22 llarry Narcixian threw 18 yards to End Ed Publik all alone In the and zone for the counter Publik emiverted The second Colorado score mid- AMES la Nov 13 Michigan Slate came through as expected Saturday and romped over Iowa State 18 to 7 before the smallest crowd of the Reason only 8000 fans The Spartans beaten only by escaped defeat Mirhigan and Noire Dame this sea-on soon convinced the crowd that Ihe Cvclnnca were out of Ham Michigan Stale struck for Its first toui-'idown wilh onlv four minutes pone as Frank Waters went n'--r frm four yard line i George Smith converted teams Each times Tulsa passes and The loss was games for Tulsa in FINDS LARGEST BRISBANE miner's wife largest sapphire from where Fl'ack Star COLUMBIA Mo Nov 13 UP) A sluggish Missouri football team still licking Its wounds from last 41-7 trouncing by Oklahoma shook off It lethargy in the second half Saturday to beat Colorado 27 13 in Big Seven conference game Colorado led 7-0 at I'w halftime and the Tiger home crowd id 22 IO sat in chilled silence unti the l-engalx working around a f-Hirtb Iring halfback and a fullback up SAPPHIRE Australia (UP) A picked up Ihe world about 300 yards the famous 8303 OZ sapphire was found las' May Hov McKinney found PHILADELPHIA Nov 13 Mighty Army trembling on the brink of disaster roared from behind in the final 30 seconds Saturday to defeat Pennsylvania 26 20 on a IS- yard touchdown past A delirious crowd of 71205 saw Arnold Galiffa a goat uo to that point hit Johnny Trent in the end zone with a zipping aerial ttat continued army's march toward a perfect season Gama Pann had risen to unbelievable heights against a team which was expected to call its score ard had brrw-d (he uoset of season until the three fatal closing minutes then the CadMt swept 74-yard in a dramatic never-say-die sequence of downs The stnick again minji- blue "lone weighing 1938 end added Iwo more in Th( tMark sisr weighed 1 IV foV voicfor- rat m-s McKinney rold II I Ift minimi? lead nn MriLriovl prire nr1 tlv in first nf fll 'H'fi pr'nd iv Kinotw'k "cored for Entrnnmger's 20 yard toss to Hoi- way of the final quarter also was 1 Qskes Stephens tlva ran seven by Publik who make a i yards lo score catch in the end zone of a 19-yard The third touchdown came after from the team generated the aerial by Malrom Miller I five minute of the fourth quarter four second half touchdown i Mivxoun'a conversion kicker! capping a 60 yard rapc't with It was Ed Sirnhcn uh half-: Boh Dawwm mised hi second 1 Entxminger paxsmg and IfawxUm hack and Hill 220-poimd trv to end his rtring al 21 straight running It team fulbark who S' I he (points lie now has 32 for 36 tries Tiger off dead certcr Stephen thi year loxxed 41 vards to Mel 31isuri hacan lo hreee late In end to tie the score Then Stimhen the seeond quarter hulding Colo- Into the rone to Puhlik wvnl 91 yard for ar-her tallv rado for fmir down after past In-1 TV-n Vuud rammed t'lrmi-h Hraivt'Ni then took over Ihe of- terferenee gave the Rufr the ball the Color'rio larkle with Hounon fenive hunt'll on the 1 with Buddy Fuch I moving 11 atd In ea-riex movirg 'If hall 61 yard la eight Tier Im-he-ker hammering the et the tallv FsKminaer trie in those drives offense ba ted 11 yanl to Shcehaa for Colorado tuuk the 7 food During the fiiil half Colorado the final score I i Nq HW'TFS ROOTHEItS '1IWE lOI il' P) Dr i VONTFRKY f-1 Tt (--riintl -hoi woman 1 half -brnth'Tx from Hsiqn Unu" npHjrfMr tor Sis' Is wh had rf Mer pretidenev in Ihe 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