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Monroe Morning World Sunday, October 1958 l-B Paul Martin Looks 'Em Over Indians Tumble SLC, 22-8 Take Sixth Straight Win, (EDITOR'S NOTE: Bob them over for Paul Marlin friday.) POLLS ANI) THE WEAKNESSES THEREOF hath no fury like a woman but a disgruntled football fan can run her a close race. rT1'L ZJ T-i er booting out a losing coach or defending his J. Jill CL 111 JOU honor, John Q. Fan is a foe less to be preferred than a Malay pirate and much, much more unreasonable. HAMMOND, La.

(Special) Since, at this writing, most of college Northeast, one of the vanishing coaches are sitting tall in the saddle, ire is di- unbeaten, untied teams, made1 reefed at those brave souls who rate football teams, southeastern its 6th straight vie LSI; is unbeaten, untied'and rated third bv one piess here last night with a 22-81 association and fifth by another. By the time you read triumph, its third of the ye: this, they may be bruised, beaten and rated lousy but, Gulf states Conference play, going by their five games thus tar, the Tigers jack Rowans surprising Indians a better fate than fifth or even third. LSU has beaten five good foot hall teams. The three best, Rice, games to pay much attention to Miami and Kentucky, they have beaten badly. Florida may shoot them down but the Tigers should stunned the host Lions with two quick touchdowns in the first quarter and another TD and field goal in the second before settling down to a defensive battle in the final half.

Southeastern, previously un- other teams except those on their schedules. There is another poll, whose of is not named, beaten in GSC action, scored in which appears in a national maga- Jbe second period, zine of sports, TIME by The victory left Northeast all This top IO has Ohio State in first alone atop the Gulf States stand- place because of its great pillage ot hapless Indiana. Army is second, Wisconsin third, Iowa fourth. Oklahoma fifth and LSU sixth. enjoy the fruits of their first five efforts without getting shortchanged.

UPI rates LSU fifth behind Army, Ohio State, Texas and Auburn'. AP rates the Tigers third behind Army and Ohio State. Army is No. I because it defeated Notre Dame, always good for Undefeated Texas and Mississippi headlines, a lonesome end and lit- aren't mentioned, which inst tie else. The Cadets have how' silly these things Passes IniTby South Carolina, Penn State and can get.

We could go on and on but runting STATISTICS Virginia, none of whom would frighten old ladies. Ohio State is close by saying it doesn't pay to et upset about these things be- Nnrfhe astSIC First dou 15 ll rushing16.5 214 Passes 7-9 5-10 passing 14659 Passes int by00 lost I 4 Penalties 4-308-40 Punting 5-30 highly-rank'ed because it's a Bi Ten team and happens to be un- cause football is only a beaten at the moment. The Big Ten is an athletic conference of IO schools, all located ing. in the midwestern section of the -------United States. Contrary to belief AMATEUR BASEBALL in some circles, the caliber of footbal1 played in this conference ing an area baseball league, is game, jogs with a 3-0 mark, the only Where have heard that before? unbeaten record in the conference.

Verdict: Much ado about noth- The Redskins have two GSC games left, one against Northwestern next week at Monroe and the: other on Nov. 22 against Tech Bastrop's Leonard Pratt, boost- also at Monroe. TEXAS RANKED FOURTH Rice Owls Down Longhorns, 34-7 Bv MAX B. SKELTON conquerors of mighty Oklahoma, HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) Alvin defeat in six starts, a TI tremendous Rice defense permit- Hartman, a sophomore Texas quarterback, scored two touch- (he qwj 24 until fullback Clair downs Saturday night as the Rice Branch returned ai intercepted Owls handed arch-rival Texas, the Pass 90 yards for a score with No.

4 a crushing 39 to pIa'V' 34-7 defeat before 72,000. Tbe victory left Rice. the de, fending Southwest Conference While handing the Longhorns, champion, with a 3-0 league record and a 4-2 season mark that Southern Cal Beats Wash. Cougars, 14-6 mm rn TEXAS PASSES AND RUNS FOR EIGHT Drew Morris (20), University of Texas ritrht halfback, is hit low by Hart Peebles (37) after taking a pass in the right fist and picking up eight yards in the first quarter of tho (inference game. Rice won the game, 33-7.

(AP Wirephoto) Halfback Keith Amos plunged is not superior to that of the Na- planning on the amateur variety. one yard t0 a 64-yard IN LAST THREE tional Football League and play- As reported here last week, the drive for the first Northeast touch ors at Ohio State. Michigan State league would include eight north- down ancj then booted the extra and other Big Ten schools, are east Louisiana and southern Ark- pomti Everett Reynolds, enjoying rumored to put their pants on one clubs. Nobody connected another fine passing night, threw at a time just like evervbodv with the clubs would receive pay. else Nonetheless the Big Ten is To finance the league, Pratt is considered bv manv 'all north of planning on business sponsors for tho border) to he gift to each player.

He figures the cost football. Naturally it follows that as hardly higher than three or no good The Indians started the' this league should always have a four dollars a week per player. drive on the ll after fielding a team on or near the top in nation- Pratt elisions crowds a1 football ratings. in2. L000 per Same with a nom I- Northeast hack with an.

The Associated Press lo" "a af rh'ddL" To other drive the. second period. 13 yards to Terry Reeves for the other first quarter score, climaxing an 89-yard drive. Reynolds' attempted run for the points was LSU Dumps Davis7 Field Florida On Goal 10-7 third plaj of the game when he came up limping on his left knee. Without Newman, the Cougars used second string quarterback Davey Wilson but he, too, went out with an injury in the third quarter.

The loss virtually wiped out any chance of the winning tho nacifL' Coast Conference title. Bv B. RAGSDALE JR. GI saved halfback Billy Cannon, early in the fourth quarter when Without Newman the WSC arn BATON ROUGE Full- LSU's All-America candidate, his quick kirk rolled nut on the a1 game was gone and the running by the big includes losses only to highly regarded Louisiana State and Purdue. The Owls next meet Army 1 here Nov.

8. Rice struck for a 13-0 lead with two long second quarter drives that included spectacular passes. In the third period the Owls turned a fumble recovery and an intercepted pass into a pair rf quick scores. A 41-yard final period drive made it 34-0 before im rim Branch got the lone touchdown SPOKANE (A I Southern fQr nn lon2pst Longhorn California Trojans heat Washing- scoring play since 1936. ton State 14-6 Saturday on a ii Halfback Gordon Speed scored yard touchdown pass play in the from the 5 and Hartman carried last two minutes of a rugged foot- over from the I in the second ball battle.

nod. Quarterback Jon Schanhle, Quarterback Willie Wood, who a junior college transfer, scored had much luck with his from the 2 and Hartman ran over throws, passed 36 yards to Hillard from the 5 in the third. The final Hill who took it on the Cougar 41 touchdown came on a nine-yard behind two defenders and scored pass from Bobhv Wright, third standing up. string quarterback, to end Lester The Cougars lost their star Pitman. passer, Bobby Newman, on the Texas Aggies Beal Baylor In Comeback object to the same ladings and or Ted williams fo'r was no srt up State rdRod Flonda rank as the rest of mankind.

booster meeUngs Drawings on score Wlth a fumble recov- io-7 for its sixth victory, rival rhnv arn rnnrp likely to vote for 'JE ery- The kick by the 23-year-old ex- Ca with a 24 yard dash into the end zone and ran for the extra points. Northeast counted the final They are more likely to lot openjng day and at the all-star football teams closest to their base free autographed baseballs J- Alexander put Southeastern of operations for various reasons. anrj kids are other pro. back in the game in the second ROUT There are more people in Ohio schemes Pratt has in mind, than in Louisiana, more sports Dospjte the plight of the profes- writers and more votes for Ohio sjonai minors, people still like State. baseball.

The success of the kids The United Press International leagues prove it. Whether an adult points of the game with 35 sec- rankings are made by a board of amateur loop will go over remains onds to go hen the injured Jim coaches. Coaches too are human to be seen. However, the first Laudadio, in the game for tho and, if the polls are any indica- for a successful baseball first time, booted a lfi-yard field tion even more subject to error league is some enthusiastic back- goal. The Indians had driven to than sports writers.

The coaches ing and well planned promotion, the six before Laudadio came in voted Ohio State, beaten by lowly In these departments, to boot the ball from the 16. Texas Christian, as the No. I team league is off to a good start. If The game settled into a ciefon- RLISTON (Special) scoring pass. Gator halfback Billy Cannon set up the Florida score Booker toed the extra point that tied the touchdown came on a 59- yard march in the second with Cannon muscling over from the one on fourth down.

Davis kicked the extra point. Cannon made a mighty effort to get LSU rolling shortly after tho Gators tied the score. The 200- pound halfback intercepted a Flor ida pass on the Tiger 18, fighting! off a tackler with one hand he lat-j eraled to end Billy Hendrix, who Louisiana other in the third and three in ''aced 22 yards to the LSU 40 Techmen Smash Ark. 40-0 in 1957 over undefeated Auburn, he can get some players who'll sive battle after the intermission TpCh came back from an 18-14 the fourth. Coaches, by necessity, are usually play good baseball for nothing, with Northeast, successful in the Tech piled up 312 yards on the too busy winning their own ball be off and running.

first half with passes, sticking to upsP -v -Winwesiern las grmmd and through the air -----------1----------------- the ground and tossing only one wreck and trounced Arkansas A wtpip a aPd got only 51 on aerial. Southeastern mounted two aad here tonight. 40 to 0. as the ground and 53 passing, serious threats, once going to the jec.j1 reserves up 20 points Paul Hvnes, J. W.

Slack and 33 and to the ll where a fumble recovery stopped them. Northeast had good luck in the WACO. Tex. Milstead and Ed Dudley cranked up cd in the first a sizzling fourth quarter aerial poor punt gave tack for Texas Saturday the ball on Jihe USL 31. night to send the Aggies to an amazing 33-27 comeback win over Baylor.

The Bears, behind the bursts of Larry Hickman, stormed to a 27-7 lead late in the third period only to see an apparently safe homecoming victory washed out by the air mined Aggies. Hickman scored three times. Dudley, substituting for Milstead at the tailback spot, directed the Aggie second unit to two quick scores. The first came on a 10- yard pass play to end Travis Nevill. Baylor fumbled the kick- Southerners Defeat West Texas State football scores ft a in tho final period.

The Techmen got two touch- hall carrying, Hvnes getting 74 .11 yards on ll carriers. Slack 71 on downs SPCOnd period 12. and Frazier RO on eight trips a scoreless first quarter, added an- with the hall. STATISTICS Fin I si us 13 12 Mush yardage 151 89 Passyardage 87 92 Passes 8-25 10-18 Passes interceptedby 0 4 7-31 9-13 Fumbli lust I I Yards penalized 55 36 HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AD Mississippi Southern powered its way lory of the season Saturday night, blanking West Texas State 15-0.

Fullbacks Sammy Brovles and Associated Press LSV IO, florida 5 Northeast 22, Southeastern 8 La Tech 40. Ark. AAM ti Southwestern 22. Trinity IS Prairie View 44. Grambling 6 North Carolina 26, Wake Forest 7 Vanderbilt 30.

Virginia 6 Alabama 9, Mississippi Stale 7 SMI 20, Georgia Tech. 0 Miss Southern 15, West Texas State 0 Mississippi 14, Arkansas 12 West Virginia LM, Virginia Tech 20 Duke 20. VC, Stale IS Georgia 26. Kentucky 0 Florida State IO. Tennessee 0 St.

Augustine Fayetteville Trhrs. a Shaw 12. J. C. Smith Hampden Sydney 34.

Hopkins 8 Anderson. Ind. 44, Bethany 6 Va Wesleyan 12, West I iberty 0 AMI 42, Davidson Auburn 2n, Maryland 7 SC. Slate 20, Fort Valley 6 Randolph-Macon 13, Bridgewater 0 Arkansas St 16, Austin Peas 0 (entre 20. Hanover 13 Morris Brown 20.

Kentucky Slate 0 Ark. St covering four Lion hobbles Bill McGraw, Luther French, its fifth consecutive vie- 25 Dudley passed to Nev 11 in the corner at the IO. Luther Hall slammed in for the score but Baylor led 27-20. With IO minutes left, from the 20, Milstead, who had turned in a dazzling 74-yard first period touch down sprint, began blazing aw'ay to senior John Tracey. Four times Milstead connected honors for Southern.

Broyles on a 44-yard run late in the first period. Bobby Lance converted. F. Stroudsburg Waynesboro National Aggies 12. Kutztown 0 Williams 37, Tufts a Westminster, Pa 21, Juniata.

Pa 21 Worcester Poly 14. Coast Guard 8 I Rochester 26. Kings Point 0 Amherst 19. Wesleyan 0 California, Pa. 28.

Clarion. Pa 0 Gettysburg 7, Muhlenberg 6 Indiana, Pa 17. Lock Haven 7 Delaware State 26, Lincoln 8 Delaware 28, Connecticut Ii Grove City, Pa. 14, Susquehanna ll Ithaca IS. C.W.

Post 0 it I rf: st. Lawrtnee 21. Army 12 was one of Northeasts leading New Haven Tchrs 4o. New Britain rushers with 38 yards. He passed Franklin A Marshall 30, Albright 14 I Lebanon alley 14, Moravian Montclair State 26, Gallaudet 6 Trinity 18.

Alfred 8 Carnegie Tech 24, Wash A Jeff 0 Penn Military 15, Drexel Tech 6 passes, oiip a 54 yarder in the air by Taylor McNccl caught in the end zone in the final seconds of play in Halfback George Rhea. I Tech broke the ice three minutes STATISTICS Dickinson, Pa 20. Wagner 18 Lafayette 34. Bucknell 6 Swarthmore 24. Yrsinus Geneva 41.

Slippery Rock West Chester. Pa 40. Shippensburg 20 vortheast Hamilton 20 Haverford 6 6, Temple ai low est Louisiana Coll. 52. Southern NC AAT Ii.

Winston Salem Tchrs. 12 Illinois Hi. Xavier. La. 28.

Knoxville Coll. Camp Lejtune 50. Fort Bragg 0 Claflin 24. Albany, Ga. 8 Florence.

Ala 20. Troy State 14 Livingstone 30, Norfolk 14 82nd Airborne Aivers 8 Tampa 18. Presbyterian 6 Newberry 28. East Carolina 6 The Citadel 24. Furman Roy Cagle and Joe Driskill sparked the fine Northeast defense in the tilt and Driskill had a field day on offense in the first.

The ose end took three passes from Reynolds, one for 27 yards, another for 43 and the third for IO. Reynolds hit the mark with seven of nine passes in the game and First downs 'A arris rushing for 146 yards. Amos was the top IT Indian rusher with 46 yards and withal11 CamC MHVER Air gore I KESS Alexander was Snutheastern's Academy Falcons fought elf a gun with 78 yards, furious fourth quarter rally by Utah Saturday before they finally into the second period when Jim () a nailed the pass-minded Redskins 16-14. Air Academy Slops Rally, Wins, 16-14 But the Tigers gain in The Bulldogs completed 7 of 14 three plays and had to kick. Supple smashed across from the with Tracy, a total of 60 yards on tine in the third quarter a I passing plays.

The score came on TechA A1 25 7 312 SI 14 23 16853 I I1 2I 706 35 bi. Score by quarters: 13 Southeastern 0 The winning surge by LSU I Southern look the second half a shot. A pass for a 2- came after Florida kicked out to oponing kickoff and drove 77 pointer was blocked and Baylor its own 43. In the drive. Cannon Pla.vs.

own still led 27-26. carried four times for 20 yards. run set up the touchdown. Stopping Bavlor on the ground, Florida's rugged line, led by Sekul ran the two point the Aggies took the punt on their tackle Val Heckman, end Don conversion. own 26 with 5:17 left.

Working the Fleming and conter Joe Hergot, Most Texas threatened twice, hall to the 37, Milstead found Hall, muzzled potent ground at- driving to the Southern lf) in the a 183-pound junior halfback, wide tack, holding the Tigers lo 89 period and to the 13 in the open and Hall sprinted down the yards rushing. next. But the Texans lost the bail sidelines for the 46-yard payoff In the first hall, great kicking both times on downs. play. by Gator quarterback Jimmy Dunn kept LSU botticd up deep BOUNCES BACK its own territory.

Dunn roiled kicks out twice on the Tiger six and once on the seven. Halted on the ground, the Ti Orlon took a punt at Tech 41 and gees turned to the air. Quarterback raced to the A and nine yard Warren fiabb connected on IO of Purdue 29. Notre Dame 22 Michigan 20, Minnesota 19 Wisconsin 7. Ohm Stale 7 Mt.

I nion 40, Hiram 6 Western Reserve 26, Wayne Mich. 0 Oklahoma Stale 19. Cincinnati 14 Indiana 12, Miami, Ohio 7 Iowa 26 Northwestern 20 Arizona State 27, Detroit 6 Grid Statistics Max Rudd took it over for lf, passes for 92 vardf Even then Utah might have the touchdown. Th Bulldog came gained a de except for an illegal rjght hack for another TD. moving substitution penalty on the con- rj yards.

Slack went over from 3 version attempt after the Red- Aft or the half Tech moved 81 last touchdown. yards in 13 plays with Slack going East Tennessee 24, Wofford 20 Missouri 14, Iowa State 6 Elizabeth City Tchra. 38. Saint Paul. A a.

0 Kansas 14. Tulane 9 Lvcomtng 39, ilkes Marquette 27, COP 18 Emory Henry 7, Appalachian Oklahoma 40. Kansas State 6 West Aa. State 8, Morgan State 6 Washington. Mo 12.

Wash. Lee 6 nncord, Va. 12. Davis 4 Elkins 7 Bluffton 57, Ashland 0 Glenville, A a. 14.

Salem. W.Va. 7 Alma 27. Olivet West irginia Tech 23, Fairmont, A a 0 Wittenberg 28. Akron 6 Lenoir Rhyme 36.

Western Carolina 30 John Carroll 32. Case 14 (arson Neuman 34. Georgetown. Ky. 6 Louisville 40.

Central Mich. 7 College 26, Maryland State a Toledo 21. Western Mich 6 A oiingstown ll. Eastern Kentucky 4 Montana St. 42, Omaha 0 Newport News Apprentice 21.

Shepherd. Northern Mob 19. St. Norbert Vt Va. 20 Tenn.

State 20, Central State Ohio 6 SOI THM KST Ohio esleyan (8. Wabash 22 Flagstaff 41, Panhandle AAM 7 Ohio I 22. Atarshall ft North Texas 8, Tulsa 7 Texas 52, S. Houston St. 0 Howard Pavne 24.

Lamar Tech 19 Texas AAM 33. Baylor 27 Rice 34. Texas 7 Memphis State 22, Chattanooga 7 FAR WEST Bingham VounE 41, Montana 12 Fish 14, Air Force 16 New Mexico 13. Wyoming 12 (dorado 27, Nebraska 16 State 14, Washington 12 J. Calif 14, Wash.

State 6 ah State 15. Colo. State U. 0 alifornia 23. Oregon 6 Stanford 21, UCLA 19 Colo Mines 3.

(ole St Coll Colo. College 8, Idaho Coll 7 Westminster. Utah 14. Western Aion! 12 57. Wilmington Defiance 34, Ohio Northern 13 Kent State 8.

Bowling Green 7 Kenyon 16, Oberlin ti Denison 39, Capital 8 Sterling 32. St. Mary's ft VVavne, Neb 61, Conrordia, Neb. 14 Duane 42, Dana 18 Southern III 13. Fast Mich.

9 Culver-Stockton 8. III. Central ft Missouri Mines 27, NE. Missouri 20 Wooster 38. Albion 14 Moorhead.

Minn. 20, St Cloud 0 Mankato 21, Lincoln. Mo. 14 North Park 27, Concordia, 111 0 Lake Forest 47, Augustan 27 North Central 111. 18, Minikin 0 111.

Nor. 33, No. Illinois 18 Valparaiso St. Joseph Ind. 6 Mexico Highlands 14.

Adams, Colo. 0 Manchester 39, Fiarlham 12 Whitworth 28 Rntish Columbia 7 Puget Sound 32. Eastern Wash 13 Western Wash. 12, Pacifie Lutheran 7 Whittier 40. Occidental 14 Nevada 40.

Sacramento State 24 Fresno State 7. Los Angeles State 6 FAST Boston College 6, Miami. Fla. 2 Cortland, V. 8, Hofstra 0 Syracuse ll, Penn State 6 A Ulanova 13.

Richmond 6 Army 14. Put 14 Navy 50. Penn 8 Holy Cross 16. Boston I 8 Buffalo 34, Columbia 14 44. Lehigh 13 (olhv 44.

Bowdoin 12 Spnnglield 6. Alc 6 Harvard 16, Dartmouth a Northeastern 12, Massachusetts 0 Yale 14. Colgate 7 Maine 40, Bates 0 Brown 47, Rhode Island 6 Allegheny, Pa. 12, Thtel 12 Norwich 16 Vermont 12 New Hampshire 18. Brander omell 34, up clon 8 Edinboro, Pa Tchrs 26, Mansfield Howard 28, Fisk Ball State 14.

Butler 7 Ind. Central 26, Taylor 13 Rose Poly 12, Franklin Evansville 32 DePauw 14 Cpper Iowa 27, Central, 7 Muskingum 22, Heidelberg 0 Pittsburg, Kan 13 Washburn 7 Warrensburg, Mo. 28. Maryville Mo. Western Illinois 34, Eastern III 0 Illinois Wesleyan 47, Elmhursi 7 Rust, Miss.

6, Philander Smith 6 Wiley 74, Alcorn ti Hampton 21, Virginia Stale 18 Sewanee 46, Maryville Tenn. 0 ne 35, Monmouth 6 Adrian Hi, Kalamazoo 7 Fort Hays. Kan. 7, Emporia State 7 Hope 16, Hillsdale 13 Wheaton is. Carroll.

Wiz 12 Stevens Point 34. Eau Claire 8 Wbitewatei 18, Wisronsm-Milwaukee I (omell, Iowa 15. Lawrence 0 Beloit 13- Navy Pier 7 Carleton 24, Ripon 2h Oshkosh 19, Platteville 8 Stout 14. Superior ti Platteville 18, Lakeland, Wia. 0 Tarkio 19.

Graceland 13 Gustaviis-Ariolphus 24, 0 At Bt RN MARYLAND MdAuburn First ll 14 i Rushing Yardage 35 198 Passing 13689 Passes intercepted by I 0 Punts 5 44 2 8 40 Fumbles lust 3 3 I Yards penalized 20 55 KESTI KY GEORGIA KY First dows 8 IS Rushing yatdage 142 271 Passing yardage 3174 4-13 6 9 intercepted bv 0 2 Punts 38 7 lost I1 penalized 50 90 riTTSBt ROHARMY rut Fn st 14ll Rushing yardage 145104 Passing yardage 187 61 Passes Ina 6-18 intercepted by2 4 4-35 6 36 5 lost 0 penalized 59 40 OHIO WTS! ONslN AA ISCONSIN OHIO STATE First 12 18 Rushing yardage 182 208 Passing yardage 4513 Passes 3-8 1-3 Tasses intercepted by 0 I Punts 4-28 4 36 i lost II penalized IO 5 OLE MISS ARKANSAN Miss. Ark. 18 17 Rushing yardage 256237 Passing yardage 55(7 Passes 13-5 14-5 intercepted by 0 I 5-43 Punts lost 0 I Yards penalized 60 5 Coach Ray Nagel of Utah sent over from the two. Then Tech in halfback Don McGivncy who wont 52 yards with Jim Orton rao- had been in the game twice dor- ins from the 25 to the two on a mg the final period. Tho officials keeper.

Sonny Sumlin went oapi stepped off a 15-yard penalty from the two. against Utah to put the ball back Pat Garrett, directing the next on the 18. Tech TD drive, hit end Jim Smith Cannon, the SEC's lop ground gainer, carried 155 times for (ii yards, a 4.1 average. His longest run of the night, a 41-yarri punt return, was nullified by a clipping penalty. Fullback Bob Milby was Flori top ground gainer with 47 yards in five attempts for a 9.4 average, Ellenburg came in for Dunn in the second hall and connected on seven passes tor 51 yards, Auburn Humbles Maryland, 20-7 By KEX THOMAS land 20 and set up the fi- AUBURN, Ala.

Mary-ilia! score. Lorino finally plunged land outplayed Auburn for 15 min over from the I with one second ites Saturday, then paid the pen remaining in the third period, alty as a rugged Tiger defense Mike Simmons took a pass from pounced on Terrapin fumbles and Kern for two more points, the intercepted passes to open the only Auburn contorsion. Quarterback Loc Grosscup, who on an 18 yard pass and 'lorn ans- s( entered the game as the py 22 yards. Garrett went IO thn leading passer, faded hack to yard on a keeper to the A and including the touchdown pass 11 and David Stone went over way for a 20-7 victory. Lorino had scored in the second passer, pass for the two-pointer but was smothered by Falcon end Bah from their It was the loth game without a period on a pass from defeat for the fifth-ranked Tigers.

Kern. kick was Mocked. I They bounced back with a ven-j Like the final touchdown. Au- I his was the first time Coach geance after last week's 7-7 lie first score came after a Paul Dietzel had defeated Elon Georgia Tech pass interception. Halfback La- Brickey before he could get the ball away.

For three periods, it a bitter defensive battle. Going into the final quarter, the Air Force led 3-0 on a seven yard field goal in the second by halfback George Pupich. Blue Devils Rally To Win DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Duke, trailing 7-6, exploded for two Miss. Ark fourth period touchdowns and defeated North Carolina State 2013 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday.

Duke, outplayed the first half. turned a recovered fumble into a early fourth period score and then added a two-point on Lumberjack! a pass from quarterback Bob Brodhead to end Doug Padgett to go ahead 14-7, The touchdown had Mc.Neel closed out the scoring fla four seasons at LSU. It was passing was as dead- mar Rawson grabbed a toss from with a 54 yard TD pass with 30 also the stiffest lest of the year so as aerial was cost- Rusevlyan and ran it back to the seconds left in the game Ark. A and OOO 0 La. Tech far for the Tigers.

Iv to the Terrapins, with quarter 12. No team has been even with back Johnny Kern and halfback The Terrapins exploded in an 0 14 6 LSI) in the fourth quarter before Tommy Lorino hitting their re unexpected burst of power and Touch Football this game. I The winning field goal from a slight angle. It was the first tor LSU this season. Immediately after his crucial spjtP (he interceptions, and for HIGH st HOOL LF.

AG I I Tchrs. 12 MillersvUl! Tchrs 0 Concordia, Minn. 22, St. Thomas, Minn Huron 27, Sioux Fall Drake '4 Bradley 12 Grinnell 12, Knox 12 Simpson 28, 14 Wartburg 34, Iowa Wesleyan 19 rr' 1 south Dakota come on a 10-yard aerial from halfback George Dutrow to half- Dirkinson Tchrs N.D. 20, Mayville Tchrs OI N.D.

0 tram Wnn Lost ret. 5 0 1.000 Mousekeleers 3 I .750 4 2 .667 Rangers 9 3 .500 LTL 2 3 too Hot I 4 ,200 Sharecroppers 0 4 OOO Games Sharecroppers ss 5:30. Muuseketeers vs, I 6.15 (Final of season, If win, no playoff will be necessary). ADULT Team Won LostTri Red Shirts 4 0 1.000 Wildcats 4 0 1.00(1 Tigers 2 I .667 Yankees 2 2.500 3 2 .600 2 3 .400 I 5 .167 Wildcats vs. Wolverines.

7 IO, Red Shirts vs. Tigers, 7:45 ceilers with almost monotonous shoved the No. I defensive team 50 yards downfirled The a Hunted passing at- after the opening kickoff before a tack had the Tigers worried de jarring tackle knocked the hall out of fullback Jim Joyce's hands field goal, the 20.5-pouod Davis uneasy moments put Auburn and Tiger Jackie Burkett recov- kicked the ball out ol the end zone behind on the scoreboard for the orod on the Auburn 31. OOO 0 7 0 I run (Davis up "i before finally losing 15-7 LSU kicked) 14 pass from Ellenburg (Booker kicked) LSU-FG Davis 19. 1957 ger 21 but again a fumble halted The drive.

The hall got away from With Hie Tigers nursing a halfback John Forbes and Rawson lead, Maryland end Ben Scot Ii got it. grabbed a pass from quarterback Auburn's powerhouse defense Bob Rusevlyan that went for sa stopped the Terrapin boys cold on yards and a touchdown in plays and held them to a third period. Vincent Scott, a sec- net gain of 35 yards throughout ond string end, put the Terrapins the game. But Rusevlyan pass- in front 7-6 with a perfect kick ing was more difficult to stop. for the extra points.

completed ll out of 21 I back Wray Carlton. Lumberjacks va. 6 30. vs. All games at L.T.I.) No Races Today I rn i Auburn then took the kickoff 136 yards, with Rusevlyan get- At Local Track hack for another score in eight of 15 for 115 yards plays, with second stringer Jim-! The Tiger hacks ran up Because of the State Fair my Reynolds racing 62 yards for yards rushing and 89 yards in the auto racing at the Twin City (be touchdown.

For the second air. They completed eight passes Speedway 7n West Monroe has time in a row, the conversion in IO attempts. been cancelled for failed Auburns national leader in de- Track officials said yesterday! With one second remaining in fense, now has allowed live op- plans are being made for the final the third quarter Lorino grabbed ponents an average of 108.6 yards races of the season next pass on the Mary- per game..