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MONROE (LA.) MORNING WORLD NOVEMBER 7, 1954 Paul Martin Looks 'Em Over Northwestern Crushes Northeast, 51-6 Ferriday's M'New Sparks Demons To Gulf Slates Win By TED HECKATHORN The Northwest State Demons, sparked by the brilliant running and passing James Clarence Cook, the leather from Oak Grove who works out of Larche Campbell's Bastrop stable, takes his longest step up (or down) the fistic ladder here tomorrow night when he meets Tino Mexican Bull Longoria in the ten-round main event at Gus Arena. McNew roHed over the Northeast Northeast Louisiana State Indians last night at Brown L. S. U. 26, Chattanooga It Stadium.

51-6, in a Gulf States Con- Southeastern Louisiana 35, Louisi- Southwest 13, Lamar Tech jference game. ana Tech 24 12 The Tribe's sole touchdown came Alabama (tie) South Northwestern Louisiana 6 Promoter Kallio, at the same time, will be presenting the most attractive boxing card in bis long career as a Twin City promoter, and, if the Cook following has increased any since his last stylish performance here, every seat in the recently enlarged arena will he taken. Backing up the ook-Congoria clash he the semifinal that sends Norris Ray, the bruising Bastrop middleweight, against Chango Patino, a Mexican scrapper working out of the Houston camp that is furnishing Cook's opponent. Ray also has a great following in this area, but, like Cook, he also is drawing a better caliher fighter than he has been usuallv meeting. Southwest Arkansas 28.

Rice 15 Baylor 13, Texas 7 S.M.U. 6. Texaa I Howard Payne 13, McMuiry I L. S. U.

Tops Chattanooga Oregon Toppled By Uclan Might In 41-0 Contest LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8 (it By HUGH MULLIGAN BATON ROUGE, Nov. 6 (A Quarterback A1 touchdown pass in the last three minutes staved off a shocking Chattanooga eruption in the fourth quarter tonight, as Louisiana State eked out a 26-19 football victory. The underdog Chattanooga, led by substitute quarterback Dick Breaks Of Game Enable Trojans To Whip Indians PALO ALTO, Nov. 8 Opportunist Southern California in the second quarter, when the Demons had only a 13-point lead, giving promise of a close ball game, but the visitors scored again on the first ptay after the Indian kiekoff, and went on to rack up three six-pointers in the third, and two more in the fourth.

Francis Yocum, ace Northeast tackle, set up the an tally hen he recovered a Northwestern lateral on the 50. The Tribe marched 50 yards to Just to give you an idea of the records ook and Ray paydirt, with a nine-yard run by 1 Tommv Leos, and a nine-yard arc KO.li* Dallnj. Hoak to liCOS ac. Longoria, at 25 years of ago. weighing 150, and tight- counting for the longest gains in ing pro since 1940, has compiled a eronological record as drive, went from the three, and tne placement kick follows: Beat Guy Davis, Red Mitchell, knocked out Jerry was Sargent and Paul Vara, drew with New Billy Gil- The Demons scored early in the lespie; decisioned in order Billv Tre.ro, Robert Martinez; first quarter, with McNew, Don T-.

Millen and Searle Walton eating up Southwestern (Memphis) 33, How Benny arnes, Billx LeBlanc, 5 ince Mazac, i oung King steady yardage from the Northeast Solomon, and A1 Horton; 'topped Jimmy Hatcher in two 38. capping the three-first down. rounds; then beat Leo Duncan, Grover Bass (familiar to drive with a three-yard touchdown plunge by Walton. The Monroe fans), Earle Keel, and Elliott; lost by kick for point was wide. a TKO to Bobby Dykes at Miami Beach when he suffered The Demons scored again late S.L.I.

25, Louisiana College 13 McNeese State 33, Texas Lutheran Sitate 18 Mississippi 51, Memphis State 0 Navy 40. Duke 7 Georgia 14, Florida 13 Auburn 14, Miami (Fla.) 13 V.M.I. 21, Wm. Mary 0 North Carolina 21, South Carolina 19 Richmond 13, Wake Forest 0 West Virginia 39. Fordham 9 Clem son 27, Furman 6 Maryland 42.

N. C. State 14 Georgia Tech 28. Tennessee 7 Emory A Henry 16. Western Carolina 0 Davidson 32.

Catawba 12 Halfback Jim Decker rolled around Durham, blasted for three touch I Prairie View 19. Texas College 6 right end and ran 91 yards for the downs in six minutes and almost converted two fumbles and an Stephen F. Austin 40, Sul Ross 14 knockout touchdown and unbeaten turned what was supposed to be tercepted pass into ramie New Mexico Western 7, Arizona UCLA, the No. 1 football an LSU breather into a choker. Coast Confe re nee footbal (Flagstaff) 6 team, went on to crush Oregon Then Doggett and halfback Chuck over Stanford today and virtually Sam Houston State Eastern today Johns staged a drive that clinched a hid to the Hose Boial New Mexico 13 The dramatic run late in the sec- 1 pulled the game out of the fire.

before a crowd of 38.000. Southwest Okla. 34, Panhandle ond quarter sent the Pacific Coast Playing before the smallest The big Trojans, who now have 19 Conference kingpins into a Austin College 61, Arkansas State 21-0 lead and came on the safe crowd in years less than 13,000 a conference record, capital- first fired a three-touchdown vol- on their first break in the 20 Houston 20. Tulsa 7 East Texas State 26, Texas A and M. 6 Far West U.C.L.A.

41, Oregon 0 California 27, Washington 6 Southern Cal 21. Stanford 7 Wyoming 21, Utah State 12 Denver 20. Brigham Young 0 New Mexico 20, Montana 14 Montana State 21, North Dakota 13 play after the and lev in the opening half, then de- opening period when guard Orlan- and scoring threat of the cided to see what the bench looked do Ferrante scooped tip a fumble afternoon died on the Bruin nine. like. While coach Gaynell Tinsley 0n the Indian 35.

From the 17,9 quarterback George was rummaging through his re- quarterback Jim Contratto threw a Shaw, until today the total serves. Chattanooga 1 wobbly pass to left half Aramis offense leader, was stopped com- came to life as Durham carried Dandoy who snagged it in the end pletely. He gained a mere three on a rentless spot pass attack that Southern California mapped up another Stanford fumble on the ard (Ala.) 7 Eastern Kentucky Kentucky 0 Knoxville 32, Morehouse 6 Hampden-Sydney 21, Bridgewater Colorado 14, Utah 13 Oregon C. of E. 33, Eastern Ore- Oregon had of going to the gon Rose Bowl.

yards he was minus sev- kept the LSU defense in a state en for the first completed of confusion. ia but three out. of 12 passes for 26 It was third against 37 jn the third quarter. Conand a grand total of 29 for the day. five losses and nandoy for to This was the eighth for fourth loss against as many vie- fhe tmj quarterback went UCLA, registered before 46.435 tories.

The two teams met for the fans, and with it went any faint first time. CHATTANOOGA Colorado College 19, Adams State Coach Red Uclans are 21 Western 12 ineligible for the bowl engagement Idaho State 21, Colorado Mines 14 no-repeat pact with the Whitworth 38, Pacific Lutheran a gashed eve in the ninth round; and beat Dennis Wood- McNcw' Centre 21, Sewanee 7 beautiful run, went 60 statp 48 bury in his last outing. yards for a touchdown. Charles Patino, 26,152 pounds, shows a string of kavoes over Johnson kicked the first of his two T. placements, and it was 13-0.

Gene Smith, Iony Marteliano, Jimmy Sanders, Cline El- On the first play from scnm- ledge. Rudy Flores. Panchito Gonzales. Buck Weaver, Johnny mage following the Northeast tally. Mills.

Bob Grav, Ronnie Moser. Ernie Duarte and A1 Hor- reserve back Larry Whittt burst 1 i- through the middle from his own ton; has decisioned Billy Davis. Film Prado. Abner Beding- 33 and outdistanced the Tribe field, Tommy Ramirez (twice), Billy Shelton. Irish Billy Choforo Martinez, Salvador Solis, and Frankie Wal- secondary for a 67-yard jaunt to touchdowTi-land.

Don Purser scooted around end for the point, and lace; with Jack Bodorone and Larry Rea; and fought when the half ended, it was 20 6 good battles in losing to Bobbv Dykes, Bert Linam, Howell Clyde Chesson scored for the tj 1 Demons early in the third from Steen, Henry Majcher. Eddie Bertolino and Hubert Gray. four yards out Mmcn had Certainly Cook and Ray are drawing no pushovers. set it up with a 28-yard Millen broke loose for 42 yards after the Indians had been forced to punt following the kiekoff, and plunged over from the two. McNew, who had kept the Tribe I defense loose all evening with his deadly aerials, faded back to pass later in the period, elected to run, and sped 15 yards for the TD.

Substitute Dan Carr scored the next, climaxing a 35-yard drive with an all-yard end run. To De- Mississippi State 48, North Texas State 26 21. Lenoir Rhyne 13 Kentucky 19, Vanderbilt 7 Maryland State 12. S. C.

State 6 Southern U. 77. Bishop 0 Alcorn 0, Arkansas 0 (tie) Howard 13, Hampton Institute 13 (tie) Florida 14, North Carolina 7 Alien U. 19, Benedict 13 Lees-McRae 20. Hiwassee 20 Lincoln (Mo.) 34, Jackson (Miss.) 13 Tennessee State 18, Texas South- dash.

ern 15 Fisk 19. Lane 12 Newberry 20, The Citadel 14 Bluefield 41, Shaw 18 Virginia State 12, W. Va. State 7 Marietta 13, Bethany (W. Va.) 6 Potomac State 20, W.

Va. Wesleyan 0 Marshall (W. Va.) 26, Bowling Green (Ky.) 19 Delta State 40, Livingston (Ala.) 0 College of Ozarks 25, Arkansas 13 Western Washington 27, Eastern Wash. 0 1 UULjA UCLA 0 0 0 7 14 6 Tontehd ,5 Itoudd 2. Davenport, Br.d Nevada 27.

Sacramento State 14 Remember, the drive for sale of 1955 Cotton States League season tickets for the Twin Cities home games is still going on. If you haven't already made that bargain purchase, contact Manager Ed Head, R. D. Farr Insurance Agency, or Adler's Tire Company to make orders. ometimes we hink it to tell a team it doesn mon third-stringer Don Brice I Milisaps 13.

Ouaehita College 6 have a chance, particularly when that team has material went the honor of recording the Florence (Ala.) State 28. Troy to ffrht to the last ditch JUSt to prove how 24. Austin Pe.vy ,2 you can be. Such is the case of the Bastrop Rams who he broke into the clear from his Morris Harvey 25, Concord (W. weren supposed to have a praver against Bvrd of Shreve- own and scampered 74 yards, i Leos and reserve back Rex Dil- Dayton 20.

Mississippi Southern 7 po the pre-season choice to win the North Louisiana ijngham were the bright lights of w. Va. Tech 41, Fairmont 14 district triple-A football championship. Byrd had been Northeast running attack; and Carson-Newman 7, Maryville 7 living right up to that prediction and headed the state's triple-A poll until the 5 ellow Jackets ran into the Rams time this season, and c. J.

Meian- Friday night. heard it isaid that it's next to impossible to whip Bx rd in its own hack yard, hut that's exactly the Rams did. and convincingly, too. It was 28-7 for a steamed-up Bastrop crew when the stunned Shreveport crowd finally started hunting the gates. Now the Rams haxe onh to comhat to up the district championship by beating Haynes? ille next Friday night.

brand of hall being played this year the college variety, what with the I ake Neville 26-0 in over Jena which had beaten Tallulah. 35-20. Tallulah had upset Neville a week ago, Then Neville had slopped Winnsboro, 20-0, but Friday night Winns boro 26-6. These are just is The high school just as zannic urprising reverse as con were the Tribe stalwarts on defense. Northeast Ends: Lee, Cobb, Collins, Busby, D.

Andrews. I Tackles: McKoin, Yocum, B. Andrews, W. Bradley, Guards: Windle, Melancon, Boyles. Berry.

Centers: Calhoun. Hoktcad. Racks: Chamblcss. Dozier, Powell, Hoak. Scogin.

Ready, J. Bradley, DuPnest, Cox, Dillingham. Northwestern Ends: Haynes, Simon. Hickman, Rogers, Baxton. Wampold.

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Penn 7 Harvard 14. Princeton 9 Cornell 14, Syracuse 6 Dartmouth 26, Columbia 0 Maine 27, Bowdoin 13 Rutgers 7, Lafayette 0 Penn State 39, Holy Cross 7 Temple 27, Brandies 0 Boston U. 28, VilJanova 6 Colgate 20, BuckneU 14 Brown 40. Springfield 7 Scranton 40, Franklin Marshall 12 New' Hampshire 32, Massachusetts 12 Connecticut 20. Northeastern 19 Trinity 21, Amherst 12 Bates 28, Colby 13 Wesleyan 17, Williams 0 Geneva 31, Lycoming 7 Muhlenberg 20, Lehigh 20 (tie) Ubright 21, Lebanon Valley 14 Drexel 34, Western Maryland 13 Gettysburg 14.

Delaware 13 Westminster (Pa.) 40, Allegheny 14 Johns Hopkins 20. Swarthmore 19 Union 33, Haverford 19 Midwest Oklahoma 40. Iowa State 0 Nebraska 41, Kansas 20 Wisconsin 34, Northwestern 13 Minnesota 44. Oregon State 6 Iowa 25. Purdue 14 Miami 6.

Indiana 0 Colorado 19, Missouri 19 (tie) Washington (St. Louis) 25, Butler 6 Michigan State 54, Washington ITHACA, N.Y., Nov. 6 State 6 rejuvenated footballers rolled Michigan 14. Illinois 7 oxer Syracuse 14-6. and left Ohio State 26, Pitt 0 central New Western Mich.

19, Ohio 6 title in a scramble. Oklahoma 34. Detroit 19 Colgate, the other member, beat Bethel 'Kans.) 27, Kansas Cornell earlier in the season, 19-14. loyan 27 tie and meets the Orange next week Taylor 20, Hanover 14 in Syracuse. Syracuse 0 0 0 6 Cornell 7 0 7 Syracuse scoring: Touchdowns, Brow n.

Cornell scoring: Touchdowns, okla. 0 Meade, Jackson. Conversions, De- Augustana Graaf 2. Central Wash. 25, U.

I British Columbia 18 Servica Bolling AFB 46. Little Creek 6 Shaw AFB 44, Tyndall AFB 0 Professional Montreal 19. Hamilton 15 Toronto 18. Ottawa 12 rnroAT oamkb HlXb aehool Ntvllle 36. Jena.

6 Ra-yvlile 30, Ouachita IS Fair Park S3, W'eat Monroa Bastrop 36. Byrd 7 Frrriday S3. Sicily Island Mangham 33. 13 Coushatta 40, Columbia 12 Ruston 41. FarmervlUe 7 31, Natchitoches Jonesboro-Hodge Menard Holly Ridge 30.

Oak Grove Winnsboro 26. Tallulah Newellton 64. Davidson 7 Waterproof 36 Vidalta 18 PtneyUle 32. LaSalle 0 Bolton 14, New Iberia 13 Istrouma 27. Bogalusa 20 Terrebonne 31, St.

6 Lake Charles 42. Jennings 6 Minden 7. Haynesvllle 0 Logansport 25, Mansfield 13 BossleT 25. Rodessa 25 itie) Vtlle Platte 26. Marksville 19 Breaux Bridge 41.

Scott 0 Creole 19. GiUla 6 Franklin 62, Vinton 13 Marlon 45, Landry 6 Port Allen 18 St. Oakdale 19. Eunice 7 Kenner 27, Westwego 12 Am 34, Denham Springs 21 Franklinton 14. Kentwood 12 Jefferson 26, Buras 6 St.

James 7, Dutchtown Metairie 27. Marrero 7 Reserve 12, Baker 7 St. Amant 20 Destrehan 6 Gonzales 21, Thibodaux 0 Independence 19. Ponchatoula 7 St. Martin 20.

Country Day 14 Slidell 32. Central 7 Rldgwood 25, Belle Chasse 7 Cotton Valley 19 Byrd 'B' IS Assumption 32 Raceland 0 Zachary 20, McKowen 12 ley. Brown. Hermann 4, Brown. Cage Practice Gets Underway For Techsters Me- Nov.

6 isiana Tech got. basketball practice underway this week in preparation for the opening of the cage season on December 1. The Bulldogs raise the curtain on the 1954-55 season in a tilt at der. Commerce, with the East Quarterback Doggett, Burns, State Lions. i Turner, Hawkins.

Tech basketball coach Cecil Left halfbacks May, Crowley will have six lettermen Hoover, Nicolo. Left 6 taudenmaier. Left Left Doak. Right Anderson Right Kereeb- ner. Right Durham.

Left ier. Right halfbacks AWswi, Wood, Young. Teuag. Oartsr LOUISIANA ST ATI DNIVMSITY Left Mbrpky, ley. Left taeklee Nqsnsty, Fees.

Lsein. Left Hadiss, Bsv- on. Right SSegier, Schwalb. Right tackles Fournet, Adam, Brown Right Alexan over on sneak. Dandoy intercepted a pass oo his own one and rseed back to the 25 in the fourth and the Trojans marched 75 yards on 12 ground plays Left half Ron Brown went the laet 15.

Sam TsgaL akis converted al three Late Is the tourth Stanford draws 66 yards in seven plays wkh Joe Moreau going tour tor the score. Hank Roland converted. Boors fef tpMSkMvc VAC 1 Stanford I Illinois Suffers 14 To 7 Beating From Michigan ANN ARBOR. Mich Now IU Up and down Michigan, sparked by Lou Baldaect, a back, smothered speedy backfield to win 14-7 today and keep alive its faint hopes for a Rose Bowl trip. It was the fourth straight Big back from the team of last season! Right halfbacks Gontalea.

Stin- Ten loss for Illinois, the team that seniors, two juniors, and a son, Sanders. shared the conference title last they will form the1 Halfbacks Ferguson, Prescott, year with Michigan State. It also core of this Canine squad. Detuschman, Adams, Rosen- broke a four-year winning streak Returning lettermen are: for- baum. the Tllini had held over Michigan.

wards. L. V. Norris, senior, Chattanooga 0 0 0 Score by quarters: Georgetown: L. J.

Fontenot, juni- LSU 7 12 0 Illinois 7 ft 6 A- 7 or. Alexandria: Jap GuOatt. sopho-1 Chattanooga scoring: Touch- Michigan 0 14 0 more, Simsboro; guards. Bill Bail- downs. Staudenmaier.

Ward, Dur- Illinois scoring: Touchdown, ey, senior. Athens; Billly Wiggins, ham. Conversion. D. Young.

Conversion, Wyman, junior. Winnsboro; and center I-SU scoring: Touchdown. Dog- Chester Coker, senior, Harrison- gett, Prescott, Gonzales, Stinson, burg. A number of freshmen are Conversions, Doggett 2. also trying out for the squad.

-------------------------One of the team most valuable Michigan State GrOeS Michigan scoring: Touchdowns, Baldacci. Maddock. Conversions, Kramer 2. all-around players last season, Bailey was captain of the squad Ollt Of Big 10 lO Win Norris, Wiggins and Coker re- ceived All-Gulf States Conference EAST LANSING, Nov. 6 honors last spring and are expected 'Ft State, which had to lend valuable assistance again only one victory in six previous Morgan 14 Abbeville 7 fnr 3954-55 season.

The GSC starts, celebrated a holiday from Hammond 7 coviBften coaches named Norris to the All- Western Conference football plav ora' GSC second team, Wiggins to the today by pushing outclassed Wash- Picayune iMUi.) 40, McDonogh (NO.) 25 third team, and Coker received mgton State all over Macklin Stad- WHEN YOU THINK OF SPORTING GOODS THINK OF COLBERTS WEST MONROE Wisner 45. Block 0 'Thursday) T.I. 7, Start 6 (Tbureday) College TP I. 20 George Washington IS Presbyterian 28. Stetson 7 Tampa 27 F.ast Carolina 14 Boston College 13.

Marquette 7 Kansas S' ate 53. Drake 18 Southeast Okla 7. Southern Ark 7 Arkansas Tech 35, Henderson 31 Miss. College Hendrix 7 Little Rock JC 39, Martin (Tenn 7 Western State 40, Colorado State 6 DeMarco Decks Manzi In First honorable mention. iUm for a 54-6 runaway.

The Louisiana Sports Writers Score by quarters: Association also named Norris and Michigan State 6 2(1 21 Wiggins to their selection of the Washington State 0 6 0 All-Gulf States second team and Washington State scoring; Touch- Coker to the third team, down Hagerty A tough 23-game schedule is Michigan State scoring: Touch- ahead for the Tech eagers this downs, Matsock, Zagers, Buggs, season, i he Bulldogs wdll play 12 Lewis, Bolden, Postula, Musetti. games on the home court and 10 Frieassa. Conversions. Planutis, away from home. One tournament Musetti, Lowe.

Safety, has also been scheduled for the (knocked out of end zone Teehmen, the Louisiana Invitational Tourney at Shreveport with by Kepple and Fairbanks). Downing, Epperson, Aiken. Backs: McNew. Millen, Chesson, Walton, Carr, McHallfey, Smith, hitt, Perkins. Bice.

Lofton, Bates, Purser, Bourgeois, Collins, Murphy. Oficials: Referee. Duncan: Umpire, Stallcup; Head linesman, Ailett; Field judge, Robinson; Timer, Lockhart. Cornell Cops 14-6 Win Over Syracuse BOSTON. Nov.

6 punching Tony DeMarco, the seventh ranking welter- XaOllV XliuQG weight contender from Boston, floored rugged Pat Manzi of Syracuse three times in the first, round to gain a technical knockout decision at 1:06 of the first round tonight, at The Arena DeMarco weighed 145Vs, Manzi 146V4. DeMarco, a blocky 22-year-old, vaulted into top flight contention for Johnny welter crown with the sensational display of pow- Hamlme, McMurry, Centenary and Tech participating. West Virginia Slips Halter On Rams, 39-9 Eagles, boys and girls, has been announced by Graves C. Kennedy, er telecast throughout the nation Northwestern State ath- with New England blacked out. MORGANTOWN, W.

Nov. 6 Freddy Wvant and halfback Carl Norman teamed with a charging West Virginia line today to run up a 39-9 football tory over Fordham. HOLLY RIDGE, Nov. 6 About 10.0W fans watched the 16-game basketball schedule for the Holly Ridge High Cage Schedule Lists 16 Dates Wisconsin Tech 39, Concordia i 111. i 6 Lawrence 21, Cornell 6 Carleton 20.

Ripon 6 lete who is coaching the boys, and Mary Kalil, Louisiana Tech, who is tutoring the girls; The schedule: Dec. here; 10-Start, there; 17-Delhi, here; here. Jan. Monroe, there; 11- Crowville, there; 14-Central, here: 17-Epps. here; 18-Mangham, there; a month ago, tossed one touchdown 25-Ogden, here, pass and set up another score to-; Feb, i-Epps.

there; 8-Central, Leo McKenna Hurls Dartmouth Triumph HANOVER. N.H.. Nov. 6 Darthouth quarterback Leo McKenna. who suffered a broken I wrist on his throwing arm only pletely outcharge the Fordham line throughout.

net rushing for the first half was a minus 14 yards. Score bv quarters: West Virginia 13 7 13 6-39 Fordham 0 9 0 9 Fordham scoring: Touchdown, Nacrelli. Conversion, Biscaha. Safety (Williams recovered fumble for W. V.

U. in end zone) West Virginia scoring; Touchdowns. Norman 2. Hillen, Marconi, Sweeney, Nicholson. Conversion, Donaldson 3.

mfii for any kind of can always wear a SHEDDAR THE GABARDINE OAT Central Okla. 42, 14, Harvard Ends Rule By Princeton, 14-9 PRINCETON, N. Nov. 6 f1 of its own fumblr over the goal and a 25-yard touch down run by Bob Cowles enabled Harvard to end seven of domination by Pnnceton today and Mines 13 Northeast day to lead the Big Green to a there; 11-Mangham, here; 15-Og- 26-0 Ivy League triumph over den, there; 18-West Monroe, here; North Central Columbia. 22-Delhi, there.

jn McKenna W'as pressed into serv- Central Michigan 46, Northern ice when the doctors ruled last Illinois 7 night that the Ivy League's top St. Procopius 12, Milwaukee Ex- passer, Bill Beagle, play tension 12 'tie' Carroll 21, Milwaukee Slate Yalpanaso 34, Wheaton 29 Indiana State 21. DcPauw 14 Wabash 45. Beloit 14 Omaha 59. Wayne 7 because of a hip injury.

Score by quarters: Columbia 0 0 (V Dartmouth Dartmouth scoring California Smashes Past Huskies, 27-6 TAKES BANDED DUCK John Elmendorff bagged a banded mallard drake in Black Bayou Lakes yesterday, he reported. The band number was 557-00287. He informed there too many SEATTLE Nov. 6 OPi burly Bears chewed out a 27-6 7 Pacific Coast Conference football Touchdowns, victory over Huskies Southern Illinois 27, Missouri versions win its 500th football game since 1874 by a 14-9 score. 0 7 7 Harvard Princeton Harvard Cochran, 0 6 0 Touchdowms, scoring: Cowles.

Ross, Frate. Princeton scoring: Touchdown Martin. Field goel, Martin. Wichita U. 59, North Dakota State 0 Kent State 58, Akron 18 Heidelberg 28, Ohio Wesleyan 7 Xavier (0.) 26, John Carroll 7 Smith 2, Fraser, Delli Sola.

Con- today, using the talented arm of McKenna, Trainor. the leading passer, Paul Larson, for a two-touchdown finish- LAKERS LASH HAWKS splurge. BUFFALO, N. Nov. 6 Score by quarters: The Minneapolis Lakers, who had California 0 14 0 only one victory in their first Washington 0 0 0 three games, started flashing their I California scoring: Touchdowns, Conversions, Youngstown 39, Lacrosse State 13 old championship form here to- Granger.

Norris. Hanifan, Dimeff. Grinnell 20. Knox 14 night as they wrecked the Mil- Conversions, Norris 3 South Dakota 34 Iowa Teachers 33 waukee Hawks. 79-67.

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