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-JW (U MI A J(M kNAI, AR Ortnhrr mi Sinaiili KU, 21 -6 iliKslly I Pnrvitis I'ktl arm LAWRENCK, Kmn a 1 Iowa Slat? turnpd ihrrr Kar into UmrhdnviriH Mr-i knockrd off ihr 21 in a Rig (Vmfrrrm football game SaiurdHV. Iowa Stalf'i sr, und vji of the aeaaon, against a loss and a tie, came before a slunurd Day crowd of 21 ooo. Kan ua, with a 111 record entering the game, had been favored by a touchdown Playir.g anctly football from the single wm.iv the twice in the serond quarter on of Ic than w.rd by fullbacks Ron and Terrv gram. The toucMown up by a Kanaai fumble on the and the f.rcond by a cjitinn on the Kansas I.yie t'ari kicked both and Iowa held a 4 halftime lead The made a of It only for a brief stage of third quarter. Qitarterhark Wally passing moved yards for a tmirhdown, Homer Floyd scored on a plunge.

Hut the attempted conversion wag ked and Kansas was through offeio- ve ly for the day. Iowa State wound up the in the fourth period after grabbing another Kansas fumble, this one on the Hawkers Hard running Dwight Nichols, ophomore tail hack and individual kfield star of the day, on a tb-yard slash off tackle, again verted. State quu charging line, headed by guard Dave tsrkle Meti and end Dennis, limiiid Kan.as' ordiuanlv potent ground to mere 80 Kansa only was on StrSiich i The vet eran quarterback chrkwl for 117 yards. Kansas made a essful line stand early in the first Iowa Slate the hall from midfield to Nsilu.is was the workluirse in that The couldn anv si'rl of a drive gmnp the fird half, moving into Tow a State tern tory only once. They fumbled the bail eight The Cyelcines covered five of the and also intercepted two a a pa.sf.es.

was the leading gainer with 70 on 22 relief at tailback, Peter Coe. er. picked up 51 yards to trip- Honu'r Floyd ran the hall nine times for 33 yards. he-t. 1 Slransky Paces Buffs Past Arizona, 34-14 I OMwtif Kaalitns I fatHaar fildU I If uv to I I I 4 1 I BOULDER, vlo, Bob Stransky, the leading ground gamer, darted through Arizona three first half touch- fll and start i'd olorado roil, ig to a u4 bxitbal! victory Saturday.

Arizona Jim two covering a total ftl piloted the Wildcats to the games' touchdown. The other Aru.ona re came the fourth quarter after Colorado had built a 27-7 lead. Colorado drew even in the fir quarter with an 8 yard scoring l'a LSI I I'celi, 2 3 //li.sA‘C/-.S all i onliiiiK il Ironi 1 H. Firnt quarter jump pass Huskers go for 12 yards. 1 Itsorh Sodson 's Defeat niH ruinai fi.r tiu- It 21 (I -nt hiilfumr a.s the wlHi two miu i' it Ihr Plu Nehi cetlmg two d.iwns in the in half, came b.ii up 111 file tliiiij ter.

lad-i fill'. 1)1 Idank Pift oi the fhinl riot in i (igiit ui'ar the end of thud tir-'i'h'd a fair I atti'Uipt and Ei me West tiioppcil Uie ball on file Hu.sk« 27. it took ju.st veii plays to eat up vHi-dage and full Fissi RuhUe over frsuii the liii, He carrnsi the ball five straiglil tuuc, and ill sarti.s on the to the ihtt last ame Jate in tar on a van! mrnTh riu Ihtl it on iiiur mad, in lialev pMH.sed to end lit and S. oly a Wide out Pitt bi .1 play of vii uuis ill.s king luL tiie Way of Hu.skt'r pa-'S Pift 3 line. bv Haley on the tliC Ne tw-o more opsHirtuni- in l.ia'ka lun Hex Hah'y's fumhie on Pit( 20.

plays exactly iioth- nm later L.irrv fumhie on tlic play- got two and NU punted am t. luMa HMlt Hcifini (' HI the In li.i), right tlrii.suders Whip Quarter back Tom Greene touchdown pas.se.s and hi- way four yards for a fourth Saturday a.s Holy Cro.ss saddled Marquette With Its 14th utue football defeat. 28-7. The Crusaders scorn! three in the first half for a IMO lead, coasUxi in the third peruxi with second and third stringers in action, and then registered their final louclxlown in the fourth quar ter. A crowd of only 9.42U seat County Stadium, home of the World Champion Braves, watched the inexpt'nenced and injury- plagued Warriors put over a consolation touchdown with about four mintes to play.

who wer, liiii lari hig til' cks ould Do had m-e hut ci' imythmg with them 111 tir.st (pi.irter d.bV- pouiu on Toiu'k on the ihn tliri tiicn the Smith twkms pa.sv 1 yarils and a iu-t down on Pant lier h. Ihat wa.s all as Smith got notli mg 111 tWii tiles anti tiieti iiad hi.s on Panlhi'r This yariis bnckwariL. info the end Huskers (pplaiuleil But di'fensively were applauded by the Pittsburgh I.ms for tiii'ir grim The Huskers hit hard and tiu'y to a- ibtl ran play.s to for Neiira.ska. Hiisker- the afteriuMiu as Ihtt, rallu'r but effective oifease was a model of hall con trol------------------------------------------------- Guys Brown, Me Thom.is Saiidage did fine work defrnravely but the I hh I can only much. Pitt Charley Hrtu'ckmau 2 Guz.ik Ron Kissel Dick St luTi'r 2 and Krme Wisniewski were just much for the Huskers Ne.xt Saturday it's Syracu.se as Nehra.ska wa'lcomes a chance to plav at lumie after three games.

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UP- fxiui.si- aiia rugged ground game, triggered oy burly Jimmy Taylor, bulldozed Georgia vaunted defense Saturday night. The Tigers rollfxl to a 29 13 Siiutheastern Con- iennce victory. Taylor, 201-pouixl senior fullback, ored all LSU points as the Tigers beat Tech for the fir.st time since I Mo and the second time in the dating bat to 19L5. The yellowjackets have won 11 times. The powerful fullback combined with sophomore halfback Billy Cannon to rock the Tech line with a vicious ground attack, laylor gained 91 yards in 25 carries for a 3 8 yard average and wa.s deadly when I.SU needed a few yard.s a down.

Cannon carried 17 for 97 yards and a 5,7 average. The LSU defen.se, leaky In earlier games, almost completely stymied the visitors on the ground. Sophomore quarterback Fred Braselton connected on nine of 13 pas.se» for 91 yards to provide Terh's only offensive threat. He sneaked over from the 1 the serond periml for the fir.st Tech touchdown, then pitched five to end Jerome Green for the second one the fourth period. LSU, with Cannon and Taylor alternating, drove 81 yards in 17 plays in the fir.st period for its first touchdown.

Taylor went over from the one for the score. In the second quarter. LSU guard Ed Cassidy grabbtxl a fumble on the Tech 29. The Tigers scored in five plays with Taylor going over from the 3. LSU's final came after a Tech kick in the third period rolled dead on the Tech 30.

In plays. LSU made its final score with Taylor sliding outside left tackle from the 3 for his third touchdown. Inh ''V 'I lot, (1 Hf.i«l»on> I I plurtK, pitinRt Ch'iiisoii irgiiiiii. 20-8 CIIARI.OTTESVIU.E, Va. IP Clem.stjn’« football team swatted Virginia over the with its every mistake here Saturday and outla.sted the Cavalier aerial cir- CU.S, 20-8, for Its first Atlantic Coa.st Conference victory.

All but ignoring the forward pass so favored by Virginia, the Tigers blocked a Cavalier punt to set up their first touchdown in the third period. drive a 37 yard pa-s from Dowler end Krn r. five vard da around ight end capped the inarch. Thr added two more the (piarter on long drives r-liinaxed by runs of 7 and 8 yard.s. Sophomore fullback Adams intercepted one of pas.irs in the third quarter and charged straight ahead 28 yards for a Colorado touchdown.

Halfback Tom Dunn's 1(1 yard run around rigid e.ul capped Arizona's 9 touchdown march mulway of the fourth quarter. Colorado halfback Howard fini.shed the scoring in the last minute by running back a punt 44 yards to and then passing into the end zone to halfback Jim Corner, 7 0 i I ..1. tV' Imiiii I'll, cuni vefMonA H'Uisalsfr iihrinlo Hill, Adrffp IV init i ptM.fii, itm pkm MONTREAL Four sunburned and bearded American adventurers who left Colorado in two 15-foot canoe.s May I pas.swl through St. Lawrence River harbor Friday night on their way to the Maritime Provinces. They are Bengt (Red) Soder- .32, A.s{-x*n, the expede- tion leader; Gerry Hewie, 27, Cape Elgin, an Aspen lodge manager; Earl Ricker.s, 29, Chester, a geologist-writer; and Ed Ve.stal, 29, an ski in- They came by way of the South Platte and Platte rivers in Colo- ratlo, the Misieuri.

the MLssis.sippi, Lake Superior, Georgian Bay, Lake Nipissing, the Ottawa and St. Lawrence Rivers. They expect to reach their destination, 01 Town, in a week. InlrrirplMin lUiiirnt Nebraska, which hiul to travel fur three in a row. will furni.Ji ffKJthall action for succ ve Baud Day- It wa.s Baml Day at Piti, and lU'Xt week the high r.rhool looters will take -rrt Mrmonal STTTdium in Lincolir fhtf In for Baml Tiay on aich a grandiosi' CurnhuMker.s Only 2 high nui.dcian and twirler.s were on tlwy come close to filling the gruiiron.

The preppers per- hmnu'd duruiK while the stepping Pitt batxl pro- vidmi the pre-game mu.si». Hit 2 :5 liilfn-riitionx I Ivi nsr i I 11 1 Kh'Iiihii I I I I'tndlOtil year against three sel- QuartiT- ba flu bug and a fl.n-k of Dayton tac- kleri, to pa.s.s for tw,) and set up thri'e more Saturday a.s Bo.sion College rolled to a 4 4 victory. Allard. Imided with the flu for two day.s earlier this put the Eagle.s aheail tor keeps ui the waning minutcv: of the fir.si half after the football team.s traded i two toucluhiw-ns apiece. win of the bai ks will alsti Wind up hid fur the hampion.ship, after Army and Husker.s are looking forwanl to luune and home SI- HI! 4 1 i HI uh I Whri'lci.

llidtl IvU'iti M( iishUml. K. Smith, I'hcmlis. K.impt' ilrrKi'n Ailard off I Hn.m., ein-SHi hfit hnOti, Olow. l'ulIfkltU'S.

I l.iiiilHrr, Huini'stiin Mmv 0 I 1 Sultuk I.ohk pii i ui kman. Crunon Sitob, l'lmvmdu. NFlUtX.sh.y 0 0 0 II l'ilHbuikh 14 7 1 Selily ruit; lunt, fiom Mluiiii'i romic 3. Halpy ti. With 3:15 left in the quarter, the giant Pitt Stadium scorelxiard ami clock went on the blink and forced a h.alt in the action.

The umpire kept the lime during the remainder of the half. of the third Pitt touchdown had to be e.stimaUxl since there was no way of contacting the the fiekl. The time was estunati'd at 2 (H) left to play, lloiiurt'ii Veteran Pitt.sburgh sports Chet Smith wa.s the object of some pre-game press box high Jinks, The "Chet 1 1 Memorial Pencil which had been installed back hi.s seat was about Chet said in acknowledging the honor. "I've been trying to get one in this press box for 25 or Wt Blank Fritsrii Directs 27-0 ir STILLWATER, Okla. Kr Okla- honiH Slate, using its line to tip in a ftmtball battle I of mterreptf'd pa.s.ses, hipped Tul- 28-13 hi're Saturday before 20 tHKi per.son:-.

The Cowboys, coming from behind a 8-0 deficit the quarter, went on to make two of it.s four touclxlowns on intercepted passes. The victory was the third straight for the who are not competing a conference this -sea-son becau.se of their switchover from the Mis.soun Valley to the Big Eight. The setback ftxr Tulsa, its fourth straight thi.s seiison, counts in Val h'V competition. Tulsa intercepleii five of pas.ses while the i Cowboys grabbed three Tulsa passes. A fumble set up another Cowboy while Tulsa made lAiie of its two tallies on a 85-yard run by Gary Schoolcraft after he intercepted a Cowboy pass the late stages of the third quarter.

Tulsa made the i rs touchdown after the start of the quarter when quarterback Benny Davis went around left end from the five after a 47-yard drive. I Jim Wiggins, the right half, made three of his i touchdowns on short gains while quarterback Dick Soergel added the other on a one-yard plunge. 0 7 13 I Okl.v SiHif 0 7 7 2'' I 7IIha I (-nd pa.w intti- XtTtu'ni. ilamlv, Tou.hdimns utaiiH i-nd Il, pUinKf). .1 :i.ob> Odell ff-M Band Day it brings a full house.

COLI.EGE PARK, Md. Third string quarterback John Fritsch finally got into action Saturday and proceeded to pass Maryland to a 27-0 football vie- TALLAHASSEE. Fla. i.f A I tory over Wake Forest for the fumbling North Carolina State tirst wm of the team clicked on a desperation 48- The stmior from Carnegie, yard pass play Saturday to who had been in only seven plays whip a fired up Florida State foot- three previous de- ball team, 7-0 for its fourth straight feats, picked up his lethargic win. team just before the half and directed Maryland for the first two touchdowns, Fritsch returntni to the game late in the third quarter and started a 72-yard scoring drive which ended shortly after the last perioii began.

Fritsch completed i four passes for 47 yards in the; march to leave fullback JohiC Doti 111 KFIARNEY. (UP) powerful Anlekipe.s won their 15th consecutive game Saturday with a 2.5-7 Homecoming victory over Doane. The victory streak, which runs back to 1955, includes five wins this year, three of which were Nebraska College Conference triumphs. Dixane has a 1-2 NCC record this year. Kearney scored the first time it got the ball, Joe Smith returned a punt 52 yards to the Doane one and Claire Boroff smashed over to put the on the road to victory.

But Lee Osborne climaxed a 73- yard Doane march also in the first quarter with a two-yard plunge, Lynn Koehler kicked the extra point to give Doane a 7-8 edge. But Kearney scored single touchdowns in each of the other periods with Pat Hughes, Larry Jacobson and Gary Johnson doing the scoring, Larry Roth, fancy quarterback, played a bang-up game for the losers. As usual, Mike Augestine, burly Kearney guard, wa.s a star on defense for the Kearney fi 6 7 6 25 IXiane 7 0 0 0-7 Kearney Touehdown.s Boriiff (1. lIuKhes end (4i, ent! run); John'wm Conversion Boroff. Doane scoiing: (2, Plunsc).

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