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1)11. WW 2 Wildcat Rallies Bring Notre Dame 11 Wheaton Slugs Lake Forest 34-19 LAKE FOREST. 21 year c'd VTttilcn cohere more4 rr tie top of the nation's leatLr. cmrrf I Mini 28-13 Victory Over Rips Tulane59-6 Sat-rtJay ty sccrisii f.te tf I Wheatro's tcuchdowns fc 31 V.1L -v t9 IS trtwrsh crrr Lake TctttX, Norihwestern Counts Twice In Last Period OKLAHOMA, KANSAS TIE FOR BIG 6 GRID TITLE mercifully yaaked th Irih Lrst Ln finAi g4fr for tearu. selves duy rSioctherr rx Ra-e.

It was aiaxJt'ti- V- tcta-rJ US iottt. Fighting Irish Score 32 Points In First Quarter BY JERRY USKA. Notre Darn rene tat fcr the season. THI YARDSTICK. Northwestern Illinois First down IS 14 -T T-Tws SWai pushed across its orJy score the second prlod wtth back Ec Price smashing oer from the one foot line to cap a 11 yard marcx fused the penalty and took the point for a 14 to 6 lead.

Nebraska came right back with a touchdown to slash that to 13 to 14. Dick Hutton ran the kickoff back about 34 yards and a roughing penalty against Oklahoma on SOUTH BEXD. IND (V-Un LINCOLN, NEB. (JP) Oklahoma and Kansas tied for the Big Six football title Saturday, the Oklahomans beating Nebraska here, 14 to 13, and Kansas trimming Missouri, 20 to 14, to leave the pair deadlocked at four con-ierence wins and a tie each. The tie was between themselves, 13 to 13.

defeated Notre Earr.e. explodlnf the play put the ball on the Sooner for five opening period touch downs, rolled up its eighth straight Uvat was the cUy's best ofierite showing of the Ir.g-olled Green Wave. The Nctxe Dame varvty, however, opened Vr.e second half and afier brief reaiatanc by Tulare, eoheartened by holding the Iruh scoreless in the second period, the rout again was in full awing- ItHMUI. Net yards gained ruining .248 jn Forward passes attempted 14 23 Forward parses compitted Yards forward passing 97 70 Forwards intercepted by 3 0 Yards gained run-back interceptions 97 0 Punting average 30.5 31 Total yards, all kicks returned 3 Opponent fumbles recovered 1 3 Yards lo.tt by penalties 23 40 BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHAMPAIGN. A) North-western Saturday closed out its Big Nine football season by vacating the cellar position with a stunning 28 to 13 triumph over the victory and Its largest score of the season with 59-6 rout of bewildered Tulane before an Irish home finale crowd of 57,000 41.

Evans Paces Kansas LAWRENCE. KAN. UP) Rifling Ray Evans climaxed a brilliant Big Six football career Saturday by passing and running Oklahoma capitalized on two Nebraska misplays for its victory. The Sooners kicked off short to 1 open the second half, but Nebraska failed to cover the ball and with Coach Frank Leahy in Lot Angeles scouting Southern fc LG. the University of Kansas Jay-hawks to a 20-14 victory over the mf a substitute back George Thomas California.

Notre' Dame's only re-: Me mainlr.g hurdle in iU bid for a ,7 highly favored Illinois. The Wild dropped on the leather on the Ne braska 28. H- I Cui secona siraigm nauonai crown. cats scored twice in the second A penalty set the Huskers back the Iruh p.airuy were LIC. period and racked another pair of touchdowns in the fourth to overcome 6 to 0 and 13 to 7 leads Illi five yards and five plays later Oklahoma had the touchdown that to replace Micntgan al tr.e top ei xtnc the APs r.aUonal The 1 J.

Missouri Tigers. Fullback Forrest Griffith scored the winning touchdown one minute before the game's end on a desperate two yard, fourth down leap over center. The ancient rivals battled on almost even terms through the first three quarters, with Missouri leading 14-13 as they vermes iasi weex unseam icv nois produced. was to prove the winning mar Sin. Irish with 40-6 rout of A "Dad's Day" throng of 52,158 Sca k-y tmrwii 4 Tl Tun Nf.

tm tu u-e On the try for the Doint the turned out in freezing temperature to watch their IUini bid for run- PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Coronxs Remlnj-toc rwvruMTx DCUVTST rr1rG7.50 Tp KASY TLRMS PANTAGRAPH PrisHzj SUScsery to. 213 i1rm ftae 1271 kick was blocked, but the Husk After scoring 32 points In the ers were holding. Oklahoma re- Hvt9 Daa wo-Tmraiti' Hrst period, the Irish banged; (Q.bav S. tVa a. 'i ILLIM rOMTLKTK PASS.

Kum Slejrr (SS) IlllnoU lake paxs from I'rrry Mnw (not hown) for 10 yard gain afmlrut North-western SatunLiy at (1ianialcn. Purple plajera are Mete Sawle CI), George MadAn-k (77) and Moyd Stolk (). IHinl Umwii are Iiu lanti (11), Lou Asae (83) and Jorka Wrenn (56). AP Wltephoto Direct to PanUcrapd across two more touchdowns each the third and fourth Hr elan it4 nerup shot in the Big Nine title race. But after Illinois marched 64 yards for its first touchdown in the opening period and then sprung Paul Patterson around end for a 25 yard scoring sprint in the Se-en backs flrjred In the Irtsn.fwu arrr h4: squared off for the final period.

Then, repeating the one-man show he had staged to win the Jay-hawk-Tiger finale last year, Evans spearheaded a 94 yard AafccwufM a fv(eu. scoring with Teet Terry Brer.nan. who was carried from the field in the third period with a badly The temperature cf Carlabad drive that won the Kansans in the second, there was nothing left for wrenched knee, and Ernil Sitko. The Waahifigtoa Capitols of the Basketball Aasodation of America lost only one home game out of 30 last season. the partisans to cheer about.

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Burson Outshines Mom. Russ Steger, tcarirg off gains along the ground and picking up 14 yards on a nass from Perry Moss, touched off the first Illinois touchdown bv crashing around end from the 2. Hillsdale Whips IC JACKSONVILLE. (JP) Tom Ward led his Hillsdale, college gridders to a 41 to 7 victory over Illinois college Saturday, scoring on a 65 yard punt return and again from the seven yard line. Ward now has 108 points for the season.

Don Burson, outclassing Moss! Drill Tuesday in the air. hit Ed Tunnicliff for 25 yards, then Stan Gorski for 20 as the Wildcats moved to the 8. At the outset of the second quarter, Burson fired a five yard touchdown to Gorski and Jim Farrar The first practice of the Louis E. Davis post basketball team will be held next Tuesday night in the booted his first of four extra Jefferson school gymnasium at 6:20 p. m.

under the direction of Denny Burtress, veteran independent caper recently named conch of the American Lesion points. Following Patterson's cut back scoring run for Illinois, second string halfback Loran Day helped put Northwestern ahead. 14-13 at half time with a 68 yard runback of Moss pass. Aschenbrenner Scores. Frank Aschenbrenner was the five.

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