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Tulsa World du lieu suivant : Tulsa, Oklahoma • 73

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INSTALLED REE i ti aW th 4SWMMf 'kwt lUjiUlilra jj 3729 East 11th WE 9 2643 Open 8:30 to 5:30 Daily 'Til 9 PM Thursday 'CHARGE IT PAY ON TERMS THAT SUIT YOU BEST whmwmu kli fcvwrihwfe'MttNMM rift AdKWi Vifar rtMiw yx? 243 i' if Opportunistic Auburn Whips Houston 30 0 NC by 8 Georgia Tech Pins Upstart Vandy 14 2 N5) Tennessee Edges i1 Stubborn Nooga 1 ps 'fSS Bell Cars EXPERT INSTALLATION REE at pass 1 PANHANDLE TOPS COLORADO CLUB 0 10 Ole superiority was far greater than the score indicated Memphis State threatened only late in the third period when GAMBLE IZZLES WOLPACK EDGES TAR HEELS 14 13 kick) kick) kick) con the and runs 6 0 16 326 82 7 19 1 341 1 85 3 6 Weatherly Tulsa Opens This Week Miss 27 State 11 18? 26 24 290 134 920 2 437 0 180 0 21 kick) orest 18 294 136 7 14 2 7 37 0 90 the Houston backfield into errors The Cougars held to only 17 yards rushing and 44 passing never got past their own 32 yard line rederickson was the work horse of the Auburn attack Taking options and handoffs WAKE OREST JARS VIRGINIA 31 TO 21 CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Underdog Wake orest found Vir sophomore wonders weak on defense Saturday and gave new coach Bill Tate an elegant sendoff by upsetting the Cavaliers 31 21 in an Atlantic Coast Con ference football opener ullback Bryan Piccolo scored three touchdowns for the Deacons and quarterback John Mackovic State in every phase of the game dominated the contest from the scoring drive at the period and 11 sophomores showed promise on offense in the closing 10 minutes Auburn scored on seven and one yard rims by star quarter back Jimmy Sidle on a one yard plunge by barrel chested halfback Tucker rederickson on a four yard dart by sopho more quarterback Tom Bryan and on a 31 yard field goal by Don Lewis The stingy Auburn defense led by tackles Jack Thornton and Chuck Hurston and end Mike Helms repeatedly forced Chat i 38 44 15 2 10 37 2 Vandy 17 41 2)7 20 31 0 5 34 2 37 Mobile (N) at Birmingham (N) These famous "shocks" restore the smooth gliding ride your car had when it was new! make your driving safer too! Should they fail or wear out within 12 months you get a new set in stalled free! Just present your guarantee certificate at any Rayco store displaying the official Certified Service emblem! Mashed Wildcat Kansas Slate fullback Charlie Cottle (33) Is mashed face down to the turf by a stack of Wisconsin tacklers after a two yard gain 12 188 12 1 2 1 6355 0 28 CLEMSON BLASTS URMAN 28 TO 0 CLEMSON SC Halfback Hugh Mauldin blitzed little ur man with two sparkling touch down runs Saturday as Clemson scored a 23 0 opening game foot ball victory Mauldin raced for 31 yards and a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage for the Atlantic Coast Conference Tigers after 0 0 12 7 19 0 0 0 7 7 (kick failed) 2 7 43 25 2 8344 5 47 A RAYCO EXCLUSIVE! RAYCO SHOCK ABSORBERS ARE GUARANTEED IN WRITING OR 12 MONTHS WITH NO MILEAGE LIMIT Rayco knows its merchandise is the best Rayco knows its service is the best That's why Rayco dares to offer thus history making guarantee PUEBLO Colo Panhandle intercepted six passes and grabbed two opponent fumbles to forge a 19 7 football victory over Southern Colorado State College Saturday The SCSC Indians outgained the visitors and registered a 17 5 mar gin in first downs but couldn't hold onto the ball in key situa tions Two of the Panhandle touch downs came on 66 yard runs with an intercepted pass and a fum bled lateral pass Panhandle SCSC Dunnam Ellis 66 failed) Hester kick) Harris (anchier kick) ATLANTA Georgia Tech came from behind Saturday with two second quarter touchdowns for a 14 2 football victory over scrappy Vanderbilt The Yellow Jackets guided by quarterback Jerry Priestley mus tered scoring drives of 53 and 83 yards as they overcame a 2 0 Van derbilt lead But Tech was hard pushed to contain Commodore quarterback Dave Waller who completed 12 of from Sidle when not leading a stampede of blocking backs the Hollywood la senior aver aged almost five yards a carry for 88 yards in three periods Sidle made his first touch down after end Bucky Waid re covered a fumble on the Hous ton 28 with five minutes left in the first period Seven plays later he danced seven yards around right end for the tally He scored again shortly before the end of the third period after Miller recovered a fumble on the Cougar two yard line div ing up the middle for the touch down In the second period red erickson scored on a Sidle handoff over the middle Auburn's last touchdown came on a 60 yard drive with Bryan darting over from four yards out after Sidle had the wind knocked out of him the play before Lewis who kicked three extra points kicked his field goal after Thornton pounced on a fumble at the Cougar 38 Houston 0 0 0 0 Auburn 7 6 10 Sidle 7 run (Lewis kick) Aub rederickson 1 run (kick failed) Lewis 31 Sidle 1 run (Lewis kick) Bryan 5 run (Lewis kick) 25000 (est) 5 plunge Intercepted pass (kick 58 punt return (Cholas 66 intercepted lateral Pastilong bumped the line twice for three yards and Wantland faked a hand off and rammed over right tackle Martin kicked the extra point lone tally came after tailback Billy Tomlinson fumbled a punt and halfback Jack Proctor recovered on the Ten nessee 19 Eisaman missed on two short passes went to the bench for a play and on fourth down hit Tanara on the second Tanara juggled it and fell behind the goal line Tennessee took last kickoff and marched 61 yards in a sustained drive sparked by the running of Mitchell and Want land and 13 yard pass to end Johnny Mills But the drive fizzled when with less than two minutes to play Chattanoogh guard Bill Sorrell in tercepted a would be touchdown pass from Whntland Tennessee came within five yards of scoring Chattanooga 0 0 0 Tennessee 0 7 3 Wantland 3 run (Martin kick) Martin 28 Tanara 19 pass from Eisaman (Kick failed) 28000 OXORD Miss Quarter back 'Jim Weatherly pierced Memphis vaunted de fenses with rifle like passes and slashing runs Saturday in guid ing mighty Mississippi the na No 1 ranked college foot ball team to a 30 0 victory Ole Miss outplaying Memphis Associated Press WIRE PHOTO N'C Pete alzarano (33) prepares to intercept a ricochet With Tulsa opening its schedule at Arkansas all the Big our football teams will be in ac tion Saturday Oklahoma will be at home against Southern Cali fornia and Oklahoma State has a home game against Iowa State STATE Tulsa at Arkansas Southern California at Oklahoma Iowa State at Oklahoma State Northeastern at Northwestern Southeastern at Austin College East Central at Southwestern Panhandle at New Mexico Western Trinidad tcoio) at Nortneastern Eastern at Northern EAST Boston College at Army Lafayette at Brown Colgate at Columbia Buffalo at Cornell Massachusetts at Harvard Villanova at Holy Cross William Mary at Navy Dartmouth at New Hampshire Lehigh at Pennsylvania rurgers ar rnneeton Kansas at Syracuse Connecticut at Yale SOUTH Tulane vs Alabama at Tennessee vs Auburn Virginia at Duke Wnffnrei at urman Miami la at Georgia Tech (N) South Carolina at Maryland lorida vs Mississippi State at Jack son (N) Kentucky vs Mississippi at Jackson Clemson at North Carolina State Michigan State at North Carolina Virginia Military at Richmond (N) Georgia ar vanoeroin Wake orest vs Virginia Tech Roanoke The Citadel at West Virginia MIDWEST Dayton at Cincinnati (N) Oregon State at Colorado Northwestern at Indiana Idaho at Iowa Air orce at Michigan Nebraska at Minnesota Utah at Missouri Southern Methodist at Ohio State Iowa State at Oklahoma State Southern California at Oklahoma Ohio University at Purdue Notre Dame at Wisconsin SOUTHWEST Tulsa at Arkansas I AiitclanA at Rlr IN) lorida State at Texas Christian (N) Texas at Texas Tech (N) Arizona State at West Texas State (N) AR WEST Brigham Young at Arizona (N) Illinois at California Pacific at Colorado State University Montana at New Mexico (N) Pittsburgh vs Oregon al Portland San Jose at Stanford Penn State at UCLA (N) New Mexico State at Utah State Wyoming at Washington State Baylor at Washington Ga Tech 210 55 1 3 315 NC It 171 114 1429 1 5 34 0 RICHMOND Va Quarter back Ed Pastilong passed for one touchdown scored another and set up a third with a key pass Saturday night as West Virginia powered past Richmond 20 10 in a Southern Conference football game The Mountaineers went in front on the third play of the game on 61 yard scoring pass to Homer i 1 and never trailed after that although the Spiders were in contention until the final period touchdown came on a one yard plunge near the end ot the opening quarter at the end oi a 6d yard West Virginia drive Dick Leftridge iced it for the Mountaineers in the last quarter on a four yard smack over tackle The West Virginia quarterback had set up this score with a fourth down 14 yard pass to end Bob Dunlevy which carried to the Richmond five The losing Spiders replying principally on the passing of Ron nie Smith didn't score in the sec ond half after going into intermis sion trailing only 12 10 West Virginia 12 0 Richmond 3 7 WV Criddle 6i pass from (kick failed) lalm 25 WV Pastilong 1 plunge (kick Rich Smith 1 plunge (lalm 1 from Pastilong) AUBURN Ala (UPD ferocious defense ripped apart the Houston Cougars Saturday turning fumbles into 23 points to lead the Tigers to a 30 0 win Auburn linemen pounced on four Cougar fumbles setting up three touchdowns and a field goal Nearly every defensive man on the Auburn bench saw action by midway in the fourth KNOXVILLE Tenn Tennessee rode the passing arm of quar terback Hal Wantland to a 10 6 victory over Chattanooga Saturday to give Doug Dickey a winning start as the new head coach A two yard plunge by Wantland and a 36 yard field goal by end red Martin provided the margin in a game played in a weird mix ture of driving rain sleet and" bright sunshine The new split offense converted from the single wing sputtered for lack of a fast break away runner and most of the game was a kicking duel be tween Ron Widby and Ron Wade big line held Chat tanooga in check until the fourth period when quarterback Ron Eisaman hit end Jim Tanara with a 19 yard touchdown pass Wantland set up his own score with a 30 yard pass to end Paul Numoff allback Stan Mitchell opening kickoff to the final found Memphis State an equal whistle opponent in battling to a score The Mississippi line which less tie last year was in com quarterback Ollie Cordill com pleted a 43 yard pass to half back Bob Sherlag at the Rebel 28 Ole Miss pushed Memphis State back to the 44 from that point It took less than two minutes for Mississippi to score in the first period The Rebels marched 57 yards in five plays and got their touchdown on a seven yard pass from Weatherly to halfback Bill Clay End Billy Carl Irwin booted field goals of 24 20 and 26 yards in the second and third periods In the final period Weatherly scored on a 2 yard run that capped a 43 yard march and junior quarterback Charles My ers a junior college product completed an 18 yard touchdown pass to sophomore Steve Terra cm Memphis State 0 Mississippi 7 Clay 7 pass from (Irwin kick) Irwin 245 Miss Irwin 20 Miss rr Irwin 26 Weatherly 2 run (Irwin kick) Terracin 18 pass from Myers (Irwin kick) 35000 in 10 plays down to the Tech 12 as the half ended Tech began its first scoring drive with Priestley passing 12 yards on fourth down on the first play of the second quarter for a first down on the Vanderbilt 13 Giles Smith then carried 10 yards Priestley shook off two tacklers on the next play and pushed into the end zone for the score Jerry Bussell recovered a Van derbilt fumble on the Tech 17 choking off a Commodore drive and Tech then moved 83 yards in 14 plays for a touchdown Johnny Gresham scored on a lat eral from Priestly Vanderbilt took the opening kickoff and drove to the Tech 40 where Jerry Shuford punted out of bounds on the Tech 2 On the second play from scrimmage Joe Graham and Randy Humble slammed Johnny Gresham down in the end zone for a safety to give the Commodores their only score in the game Georgia Tech 0 14 0 Vanderbilt 2 0 0 2 Van Safety Gresham tackled In end zone Tech Priestley 4 run (Clark kick) Tech Grexsham 3 run (Clark kick) 44288 WEST VIRGINIA PINS RICHMOND 20 TO 10 COLUMBIA SC A 30 yard field goal by Jack McCathcrn with 1:30 to play gave underdog South Carolina a 9 9 tie with Duke in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Saturday night before 32000 A Duke fumble recovered by Lide Huggins started the South Carolina march which set up Mc clutch kick Trailing 6 3 at halftime Duke started the second half by march ing 66 yards for a touchdown on a one yard plunge by fullback Mike Curtis The bull like rushes of Curtis and Sonny Odom a 188 pound halfback were the heavy weapons in the Blue Devil march aulty ball handling by Duke set up South first period a four yard run by halfback Larry Gill A 12 yard punt by Duke's Rod Stewart fol lowing a bad snap from center gave the Gamecocks the ball on Duke's 46 Quarterback Dan Reeves set up the touchdown on short passes to Gill and Wilburn Duke's Mike Shasby blocked conversion attempt Reeves hit Wilburn on passes of 10 and 15 yards Doug Senter with a five yard toss and Ronnie Lamb with one of seven yards setting up tying field 3 9 ute He threw a nine yard scoring pass to halfback Ken Willard with 48 seconds left and then gambled for a two point pass play which failed The Wolfpack outplayed the big Tar Heels most of the way In the second period Talbott passed on his second varsity play and State end Tony Golmont of Beaver alls Pa intercepted on the Tar Heel 45 He raced down the side lines to score In the fourth period with the score tied 7 7 fullback Pete al zarano grabbed another Talbott pass on the Tar Heel 38 On the first play alzarano went off right tackle and raced over the goal Deters again kicked the extra point Stale's eventual winning margin North Carolina tied it in the third period rolling 75 yards for a touchdown Willard banged over from the five after leading the drive with smashing power drives Dave Braine kicked the extra point The Tar Heels attempted a first period field goal from 13 but Brainc's effort was wide to the right North Carolina 0 0 7 NC StM 0 7 0 NC Gold moot 45 pass Interception (Sesser kick) Willard 5 run (Braine kick) elrerano 39 run (Deters kick) Willard pass from Talbott (pass tailed) THE STATISTICS irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts umbles lost Yards penalized 19 passes for 123 yards in the first half After Tech's second score with 1:50 left in the half Waller brought the Commodores 68 yards THE STATISTICS Memphis hirst oowns Rushing yards Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts umbles lost Yards penalized Assoi cd WIREPHOTO reeled off an 87 yard scoring run as Wake orest overcame a spec tacular performance by scrambling sophomore quarter back Bob Davis Davis set a conference and school record by accounting for 334 yards in total offense The elusive soph completed 14 passes for 250 yards and ran 12 times for a net of 84 yards on this showering afternoon in which a drizzle fell most of the second half The previous ACC record of 290 yards was set by Wake Norman Snead in 1960 against South Carolina Bill Dudley set prior mark of 333 against North Carolina in 1941 Davis scored all three of Vir ginia's touchdowns on runs of 38 two and one yards In addition he kept the Cavaliers constantly on the move against a Wake or est defense that clearly will need some patching if Tate is to tinue his winning ways in tough ACC Virginia 7 7 7 Wake orest 10 14 0 Piccolo 15 run (McKinney I McKinney 34 Davis 39 run (Shuman kick) Piccolo 10 run (McKinney I Davis 2 run (Shuman kick) Piccolo 2 run (McKinney I Va Davis I run (Shuman kick) Mackovic 87 run (McKinney I 14000 ARY SHOCKS VMI 14 12 LEXINGTON Va Wl William and Mary found its offensive punch with its second unit sparked by sophomore halfback Chuck Albertson and surprised VMI 14 12 Saturday in the Southern Conference football opener for both teams Albertson set up the first score with a 52 yard quick kick to VMI's five yard line kept a 42 yard march alive with a 22 VA THE STATISTICS VMI irst downs 11 Rushing yardage 189 Passing yardage 21 Passes 2 6 Passes Intercepted by 0 Punts 5 31 umbles lost 1 Yards penalized 30 yard run to the Keydets' 14 and finally scored from four yards out with 2:55 left in the first half The fleet sophomore turned in two key plays as the Indians drove 68 yards in 12 plays for the second score in the 1 period He contributed the longest gain a 16 yard run and made a key recovery of teammate Arthur fumble on the VMI 17 Granville Amos senior fullback turned in the most spectacular effort with a record shattering 98 yard run from scrimmage midway in the third period after the Keydets had been backed up by a punt The run broke Southern Conierence school records for scoring from scrimmage William Mary 0 7 7 Virainia Military ft ft A Albertson 4 run (Miller kick) Amos 98 run (run failed) Haglan 1 run (Miller kick) White 1 run (pass failed) 3500 guard Joe Blackwell had re covered a urman fumble Mauldin broke loose for 14 yards and a touchdown to cap a final period 80 yard march Clemson unveiled a sensational sophomore halfback in rank Liberatore 6 foot 180 pounder from McKeesport Pa urman 0 0 0 0 Clemson 7 9 7 Clem Meuldln 31 run (Pearce kick) Clem Mauldin 14 run (Pearce kick) Clem Dayis 10 pass from Bell (Pearce kick) 20000 GAMECOCKS TIE DUKE WITH THE STATISTICS Houston Auburn irst oowns 2 Rushing yardage 17 Passing yardage 47 Passes 5 12 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 8357 umbles lost 4 Yards penalized 56 CHAPEL HILL NC IP North Carolina gambled for two points after roaring 80 yards for a fourth period touchdown Saturday but lost and bowed to North Carolina State 14 13 in an Atlantic Coast Confer ence football thriller State turned two pass intercep tions into second and fourth pe riod touchdowns Both intercep tions were thrown by Danny Tal bott North Carolina's highly re garded sophomore Talbott however atoned some what by leading the Tar Heels to a towhdown in the closing min THE STATISTICS in! dewnt Rushing yardpg Passing yardag Passas Passes Intarceptad Punts umbles Lest Yards penalized 19 27 i 0 2 470 67 NEVER A CHARGE OR INSTALLATION AT RAYCO plete command Passers were given almost flawless protection Holds gaped for Rebel runners Weatherly a 185 pound senior who understudied Perry Lee Dunn last year passed for a first quarter touchdown set up second and third quarter field goals and scored himself in the fourth THE STATISTICS Virginia Wak irst downs 19 Rushing yardag 156 Passing yardage 266 Passes 15 29 passes Intercepted by 0 Punts 2 322 umbles lost 2 Yards penalized 52 failed) kick) wv uettridoe 4 run (Dunievy from Pastilong) 12000 Natto Hits 71 Scores from the Tulsa Country Club Saturday included Charles par 71 Bill Winslow and Phillips at 73 and three others at 76 McClure Mor gan Jones and Mac Conine I Tin: STATISTICS urman Clemson irst downs 11 Rushing yardage 44 Passing yardage 41 Passes 9 25 Passes Intercepted by 3 Punts 4 341 umbles lost 2 Yards penalized SO goal Duke 0 3 USC 6 0 4 run (kick failed) Ci StAuunrt 3A Curtis 1 run (kick failed) McCathern 30 32000 THE STATISTICS Tenn irst downs 6 Rushing yardage 105 Passing yardage 43 Passes 2 2 Passes Intercepted by 0 Punts 7 42 umbles lost 1 Yards penalized 15 OLE MISS RAMBLES 30 0 Memphis Outclassed Ji Si HI jmhqm Js JjL a WV 4 I 3 a gat Jr JI bM vi I 7 i Ml ItPtyV 1 ft WJtlli tltk (M ay WniN jiNfcW 8.

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