Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 9

OCTOBER 19, 1952 MONROE (LA.) MORNING WORLD PAGE NINE HILLTOPPERS OUTSCORE NORTHEAST, 41 TO 27 REDSKINS TRADE SCORING DRIVES FOR 3 QUARTERS FOOTBALL SCORES Passing Of Jimmy Feix Finally Weighs Down On Tribe BOWLING GREEN, Oct. 18 undefeated Western Kentucky Hilltoppers ran Into an underrated Northeast Louisiana State eleven here tonight and, after swapping touchdown for touchdown for nearly three quarters, finally pulled ahead to stop the Indian threat, 41 to 27. The Hilltoppers, notching their fifth win of the season, Jumped into an early 14-0 lead, but Northeast hammered back to tie the score in the second period. Then with a minute left In the half, a bad punt gave Western a break and the Hilltoppers promptly i ecored to command a 21-14 edge at the half. Little All-America Jimmy Feix of Western Kentucky pulled the game out of the fire for the Hill- toppers with his fancy passing and 1 Jy South Western Kentucky 41, Northeast Louisiana 27.

Georgia 27, L. S. U. 14. Mississippi Southern 20, Southeastern Louisiana 12.

Louisiana Tech 22, Northwestern Louisiana 0. Mississippi 20, Tulane 14. I Mississippi State 27, Kentucky 14. Duke 57, North Carolina State 0. Vanderbilt 20, Florida 13.

George Washington 8, Virginia Tech 0. Maryland 38, Navy 7. West Virginia 31, Washington and Lee 13. Wake Forest 9. North Carolina 7.

Georgia Tech 33. Auburn 0. Virginia 33, V. M. I.

14. Lehigh 15. Gettysburgh 7, Tennessee 20, Alabama 0. Randolph-Macon 45, Bridgewater 0. Hampden-Sidney 28, Johns Hopkins 25.

Howard (D. C.t 12, Morgan 7. Dickinson 7, Western Maryland 6 Maryland State 20. Hampton 0. Patuxent Navy 20.

Chincoteague I lumbia 14. Southern California 28, Oregon State 6. Idaho 54, North Dakota State 9. INJURY PLAGUE RIDDLING 'CATS HIGH SCHOOL Friday Games 0. Ruston 14, Neville 7.

Fair Park 27, Ouachita 7. Bastrop 27, Bossier City 7. Delhi 38, Mangham 0. Winnfield 20, Farmervllle 0. Start 24, St.

6. Newellton 6, LaSalle 0, Columbia 14, Holly Ridge 8. Jena 44, Oak Grove 13. Ferriday 20, Wisner 7. Lake Providence 8, Waterproof Wmnsboro Now Without Bankston Who Has Leg Fracture Northeast Ladies Golf Tournament Set For Municipal Club Wednesday Virginia Crushes VMI 33-15 To Rack Up 4th Consecutive Victory WINNSBORO, Oct.

18 wave of Injuries that have been sweeping through the of the undefeated Winnsboro High School Wildcats claimed i toll again Friday night at Crow- vllle as the won their sixth in a row by beating the Bulldogs, 118 to 0. RICHMOND, Oct. 18 Virginia's eleventh-ranked Cava- BADGERS SMASH HAWKS, 42 TO 13 Women Dominate Scene At Muny Throuah Twin Citv Iiers exploded with offensive pow- Wisconsin Rebounds At 7 er once they got behind today and went on to crush a stubborn Vir- Event Scheduled For Four During Next Week Do Military 33-15, Institute football 0. Sicily Island 31, Clarks 12. Winnsboro 18, Crowville 0.

Sulphur 26, Istrouma 7. Terrebonne 19, Jesuit 6. Warren Easton 45, Nichols 25. St. Stanislaus la Salle 6.

Franklin 33, Ridgewood IS. Bogalusa 9, Baker 7. Kenner 33, 0. Donald son ville 21, Assumption long runs although the Redskin defense five times spiked the air game of Feix with Interceptions. It was one of the hardest fought games seen here this year, and the Louisiana eleven showed one of the hardest blocking combinations the Hilltoppers have run up against ail year.

Feix twice fired touchdown passes that brought the Hilltoppers added advantage, one a seven- yard pitch to Mack Stevens and the other a rifle shot to Jack Binkley. Other Feix passes set up touchdowns. McFadden plunged 14 yards through center to open the scoring for Western, and picked up one on a four-yard dash around right end. Stevens counted again from one yard out in the third quarter, and Ray Nutter completed Western's touchdown parade on a 13-yard end run. Northeast showed a mighty classy passer In Quarterback Uoyd Ray who Just about overshadowed Feix in his specialty as the Redskin arm also threw two touchdown passes, one to Bob Gunter and another to Jack Brown.

Other Northeast touchdowns were added on a 30-yard dash by Ed Ploosky, a little Indian who 100 ad lots of apunk. sad Press Berry, a hard driving back who got hla TD oe an eight-yard buck. Mark Boatright kicked three conversions for Northeast while "Whitey" Sander added five for Western Kentucky. Northeast capped the game a thrilling 8u-yard march that had ptrtislan Western Kentucky fans giving the Redskins well-deserved cheers for their never-give-up brand of play. The game ended with Northeast Louisiana Just three feet short of paydirt.

13 Emory and Henry 34. Maryville Boston U. S3, William and Mary East Harvard 21, Colgate 30. Holy Cross 48. Brown 0.

Pitt 22, Army 14. Quantlco Marines 21, Fordham Sacred Heart (Morgan City) 7, Thibodaux College 0. Baton Rouge 6, Catholic (Baton Rouge) 0, LaGrange 31, Jennings 21. Morgan City 32, Haomond 13. Lutcher 20, Thibodaux 13.

Clinton 7, Kentwood 0. Ponchatoula 40, St. Paul 6. Crowley 60. Peter's College 0.

St. Martin ville 41. Church Point Latest victim is Tommy Bankston. senior halfback-fullback-tac- tackle, whose high school career ended with a broken leg in the third quarter of the game. Only last Thursday, Frank Cheek, a guard, suffered an ankle fracture in practice.

Earlier in the season Tackle Earl Huff was sidelined with a shoulder Injury, and Fullback Phillip Cobb suffered a broken arm. ginia team, A tobacco festival crowd of ever to witness a game in city stadium watched the Cavaliers roll on Expense Of Iowa Big 10 Tilt Feminine golfers dominate the scene at Municipal Golf Club here for the next few days with the Northeast tn. cavaller, Louisiana Ladle? Golf Association holding its first champ- untied four tournament on the Muny course here Wednesday, tests. and Pro H. A.

Britt offering" a win City Championship i VMI became the first team to tournament for the women within another week. score against the Cavaliers this The golfing girls of Hodge, Bastrop, and Ruston will season- be here to join members from the three Twin City clubs, I Bill Brehany Municipal, Bayou DeSiard and McGuire Park, for the northeast association's big Wednesday show which will begin at 9 a. m. and continue through the day. The golfing girls of Hodge, Bas- ----------------trop, and Ruston will be here to join members from the three Twin City clubs, Municipal, Bayou Siard and McGuire Park, for the northeast big Wednesday show which wil begin at 9 a.

m. I and continue through the day. The Northeast Louisiana Ladies Golf Association has done much to stimulate golf among the women at old fuYbaek since its clubs defense, Bankston had throuSbout the district have bene Oklahoma Aggies Trip Missouri Tigers, 14-7, With Early Touchdowns Coach Phillip Poole had promoted 132-pounder Harold Moore to tackle Job, moved Douglas Robinson to guard, and had Bankston, a regular halfback, working slot. On sneaked over from inches out in the third quarter. Shortly thereafter, little Eddie Knowles, the Virginia safetyman grabbed Curley punt on his 42 and rambled to the goal.

That put Virginia ahead and the Cavaliers gained momentum with every play thereafter. Score by quarters; Virginia 6 0 7 VMI 0 0 7 Virginia scoring: touchdowns, Chisholm, Knowles, Tota 2, Furst, Conversions, Roach 3. VMI scoring: Pow'ell. conversions, Jones 9 been operating at tackle to offset the injuries. 7.

Dartmouth 29, Rutgers 20. Vtle 13. Cornell 0, Princeton 48. Lafayette 0. Penn 27, Columbia 17.

New Hampshire 14, Springfield 14 Connecticut 18. 7. Carnegie Tech 19, Allegheny 0. Rhode Island 28, Massachusetts 7. Amherst 33, Coast Guard 14.

Colby 13, Trinity 6 Bowdoln 38. Williams 19. Wesleyan 27. Worcester Tech 14. Midwest Wisconsin 42.

Iowa 13. Michigan 48, Northwestern 14. Indiana 33. Tample 0. Minnesota 13.

Illinois 7. Notre Dame 28. Purdue 14. Michigan State 48, Syracuse 7. Ohio Stata 35, Washington State Greenburg 26, Franklinton 0.

Destrahan 7, Gonzales 6. Bolton 13, Byrd 7. 46, Pineville 20. Hanscn Memorial 18, Accade- my lmmacuiate Conception 7. But early in the last half last night Bankston cracked through right tackle for 14 yards and a first down.

He get up after being stopped. His right leg was broken. Thus Coach Poole lost the man he had been leaning upon heaviest to fill UCLANS ADVANCE NEARER TO BOWL heaviest by the loss of Cobb and Huff. Winnsboro now a vera ses only now averages 147 pounds as a team, 150 in the line. Huff was a er.

Bankaton weighed 185, Cheek 188. and Cobb 188 Help Cause With 24 To 14 Triumph Over Stanford next three games will be with Class A conference foes, starting with LaSalle of Olla next Friday. GOPHERS SPRING UPSET ON ILLINI MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1 underdog Minnesota team turned back the pages of history 28 years today as It upset Illinois, 13 to 7, by scoring a last period touchdown on a third alertness.

With the score tied 7-all in the final frame, third etring Quarterback Larry Schmitt intercepted a thrown by flashy Tommy and brought it back to his own 45. That was the break the needed and they went ail the way to score. Mel Holme, hard-driving Minnesota fullback, ripped 21 yarda through the sagging Illmi line in four plunges to spearhead the assault. Shortly afterward be cracked through the vulnerable left guard post for four yards and the winning touchdown midway in the period. Illinois was able to get the ball for only eight plays tn the remainder of the session and that enough.

who completed 11 of his first 12 passes and 11 of 14 in the first half, had ten of his 16 a later attempts batted down. He piled up 198 yards with 17 completions. Score by quarters: Illinois Minnesota Illinois scoring; Duke, Conversion, Miller. Minnesota scoring; Touchdowns, Cappelletti. 7 0 0 7 0 7 0 Touchdown, Oklahoma 42, Kansas 30.

Idaho 54, North Dakota State 9. Western Reserve 20, Washington (St 16 Oklahoma 42, Kansas 20. Wittenberg 37, Oberlin 0 John Carroll 12, Cate 0. Hiram 26 Marietta 6. Heidelberg 49, Capital 6, Camp LeJeune 23 Dayton 19 Michigan Tech 21, northern Michigan o.

Percy Jones 27. Olivet 0. Western Michigan 19, Toledo 14. Albion Hope 13. Adrian 19, Hillsdale 14 Alms Kalamaiool2.

Michigan Normal If, Northern Illinois 7. Grand rapids JC 7, Ferris Institute 0 Lake Forest 40, North Central I Procopius 34, Concordia (River Foreat, 111.) 0. Mary (Mo.) 27, Eastern Illinois 19. Illinois 19. Idaho State College 46, Colorado State 16.

Kearney teachers 13, Wayne (Neb Teachers 7. Peru Teachers 40. Midlandn 7. Scott Air Force Base 33 Great Lakes Naval Training Station 27. Xavier 27, Louisville 13.

Muskingum 26. Wooster 13. Ohio Wesleyan 28. Deinson 13. Cr dar ville 20.

Ashland 6. Ohio Northern 19. Bluffton 12. Central State (Ohio) 55. Biue- field Va.

i 13. Kenyon 14. Hobart 13. Ohio University 27. Kent 18.

Mount Union 7, Akron 6. Bowling Green 27, Baldwin Wallace 19. Southwestern Oklahoma Central Oklahoma 28 South Dakota State Dakota U. 6. St.

Olaf 41. Carie ton Detroit 57, Drake 0. Northeast Oklahoma Central Okia. 20, Cincinnati 27, Wabash 7. Tulsa 26, Kansaa State 7.

Miami (O. i 56, Wichita 7. Southwest Texas 14, Arkansas 7. T. C.

U. 7, Texas A. and M. (tie). S.

M. U. 21, Rice 14. Baylor 21. Texas Tech 10.

Abilene Christian 28, McMurry LOS ANGELES. Oct. 18 Cameron threw three touchdown strikes to send the V. C. L.

A. football machine smashing through a rugged road block toward the Rose Bow today with a 24 to 14 triumph over the Stanford Indians, Playing before 80,187. largest crowd of the year out here, the Bruins racked up their fifth straight win of the season. It was the first defeat for the Indiana, who carried the Pacific Coast Conference hopes in the bowl last year. the U.

C. America candidate, threw two scoring pastes to End Ike Jones, one for 43 yards, the other for two, and then cinched the final decision with an 8-yard toaa to Halfback Don StaMck. The 8-foot, 185-pound bomber left the game for good after one series in the second half, apparently reinjuring an ankle that had kept him out of action most of this fall. Score bv quarters; Stanford U. C.

L. A. Stanford scoring: Rogers, Mathias. Garrett 2. C.

L. A. scoring: Touchdowns. Jones 2, Stalwlck. Conversions, Daily 3.

Flsld goal. Daily. Dailey. TEXAS A. AND M.

EARNS T. C. U. TIE fited from the work. A lunch will be served during the course of program.

The Twin City Championship event is something new for the ladies here and will be conducted similarly to the Twin City for men, promoted in the season at Municipal. Qualifying for the Twin gaps caused City will be confined to one day, Monday, October 27, and contenders will be bracketed in flights of eight. Winner, runner-up and consolation prizes will be aw-arded in each flight. The first round of play will be conducted Tuesday, October 28, the second round the next day, and the finals on Thursdav, October 30. A $2 entry fee will be charged for all contenders in the Twin City.

STILLWATER. Oct. 18 UP) A wide-awake Oklahoma A. and M. football team, stabbing to touchdowns in the first two quarters and stifling a fine Missouri passing game with a leak-proof defense, rolled to a 14 to 7 victory today.

Missouri was stalled until the last play of the when Fullback Bill Rowekamp went four yards around left end to score after the Aggies fumbled with two seconds left. The first touchdown came with five minutes gone in the Slippery Gib DawSOn Sets TEXAS RAVAGES ARKANSAS. 44-7 Two Lest Captures Top Money In Children's At Bay Meadows game Bill Halcomb ran around right end to from the three. in the second period, the Aggies staged a fine 75-yard touchdown drive. The counter came on a 21-yard pass play from Halcomb to John Weigle.

Score by quarters; Missouri 0 0 0 Oklahoma A 7 7 0 Missouri scoring: touchdown, Rowekamp. Conversion, Fuchs. Oklahoma A St Halcomb, Weigle. Conversions, Davis 2. Fast Pace For Longhorns Aggies Tally In Last Period To Get 7-7 Deadlock COLLEGE STATION, Oct.

18. A. and M. rolled 83 yards in the final period for the touchdown that tied Texas Christian 7-7 In a bitterly fought South- SAN MATEO, Oct. 18 I Two Lea, the pride of Calumet farms, took command in the Itretch to win the $25,000 Handicap at Bay Meadows today and smash the track record for a mile and one-sixteenth.

The six year old daughter of Bull Lea and Two Bob won by two lengths over the pace-setting Moonrush. Two Lea raced the dis- IRISH AIR GAME CHILLS PURDUE Unranked Notre Dame Comes Through With 26-14 Win LAFAYETTE, Oct. 18 Notre unranked AUSTIN, Oct. 18 OP Slppery Gib Dawson regained his 1951 running form today to lead Texas to a devastating 44-7 victory over Arkansas. The conquest of Arkansas got Texas off to a good start toward the Southwest Conference title which many have picked Texas to win.

Apparently uncertain of which of its many offense patterns to use, Arkansas gave up almost any hope for the chi mplonship by dropping its second league contest in three starts. Dawson, a 175-pound senior who Ted the conference in scoring last year had not crossed the goal line in the first four games this season. He started making up for lost time in a hurry, rocketing through the line and around end for the first three Texas touchdowns. He also hanged his toe into the ball IOWA CITY Oct. 18 Wisconsin, its pride tortured by Ohio State only last week, turned its cold fury on Iowa, 42-13, today to get the Badgers back in stride in the Big Ten football race.

Knocked from the No. 1 and its Rose Bowl hopes jarred by the 14-23 loss Ohio, fumbling Iowa team with a smashing offense and a defensive line that held the helpless Hawks to a net gain of 23 yards by rushing. At that the Badgers needed a bit of needling to get their offense under way. The stimulus came from Iowa safety Bernie Bennett who returned a pung 63 yards for a touchdown in the first period. That sideline spurt jolted Wisconsin into reality and its potent line, led by Ends Jerald Wuhrman and Don Voss and Guard George and an alert secondary let Iowa score again until late in the final period.

Wisconsin scored six touchdowns and showed no favoritism as to the method. Three came on passes and three on the ground. Freshman Paul Schwaiko, kicking from the 17 yard line, chipped in with a field goal and added three conversions. Score by quarters: Wisconsin 7 10 13 Iowa 7 0 0 Wisconsin scoring: touchdowns, Peters, Witt 2, Ameche, Gingrass, Hutchinson. Conversions, Scwalko 3.

Field (placement). Iowa scoring: touchdowns, Bennett, McBride. Conversion, White. PENN OVERCOMES i i football for six straight extra points to fin- west Conference football game to- ln 1 41 cracking the mark Irish uncorked a potent passing at- ish the dav with 24 points day- by BuIj tor the first time this season I With a field goal and fou 707 7 14 3 0-24 Touchdowns, Conversions, Bouncing back from last crushing 48-6 defeat by Michigan State to fight furiously every minute, the Aggies came from behind on the flying feet of Connie Magourik, who led the Cadet pay-off charge In the lengthening shadows. It was ail the Aggies could do to tie dandy Ray McKowm, the one- man riot of the Texas Christian backfield, who crashed and smashed for 135 yards on the ground, passed for 42 and spearheaded a T.

C. U. drive that rambled to the Aggie 27-yard line with three minutes to go. But the bat- tiing Aggies braced, took over and California that Rated close to the pace by Jockey Henry Moreno, Two Lea was brought far to the outside entering the stretch and overpowered Moonrush in the drive. The victory increased Two lifetime earnings to $299.250.

Grantor, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, was third. Two Lea, the favorite, returned $4.70, $3.20 and $2.60. Moonrush, with Ralph Neves up, paid $7 and $4 and Grantor returned $3.70. A crowd of 20,072 wagered $185,431 on the race. Colorado Nipt Iowa St.

2nd Halt 32, 80, North 12 25, East AMES, la Oct, 18 Colorado Buffaloes stopped Iowa State's second-half drive today to defeat the Cyclones, 21-12. and keep their hopes for a share of the Big Seven Conference title. The Iowa State homecoming day crowd of 15,000 sat in silence as Colorado easily converted three weak Iowa State punta into first half touchdowns and the winning margin. The Cyclones, behind sophomore quarterback Bill Plantan, marched back smartly in the last two periods to come within nine points of tying the game. was the ball game.

It was McKown who swept the Horned Frogs to their touchdown in the second period. The drive stretched 80 yards with Quarterback McKown ahifting from the double wingback formation with which T. C. U. had started to the Meyer spread with a variation Fullback Mai Fowler crunched over from the Aggie one-yard line for the score and Johnny Crouch converted.

The Aggie touchdown made by Magourik in two mighty blasts from the Frog five-yard stripe. Darrow Hooper kicked the extra point. The powerful Magourik made 38 of the 83 Aggie yards in the crushing surge. Score by quarters: Texas Christian 0 7 0 Texas A.icM. 0 0 0 Texas Chrisitan scoring; touch- dou Texas A.

M. scoring: touch- down Magourik; Hooper, Makes Oregon State 5th Victim Of Season PORTLAND, Oct. 18 Unbeaten Southern California rolled to its fifth victory of the season today with a 28-6 decision ever Oregon State. Oregon State proved unexpectedly tough in the line, and it was the speed of the Southern California backs that brought the victory. They were so much faster than the Staters, however, that it was no contest after the first few min- and made the most of a series of breaks today to beat a Purdue team ranked No.

9 nationally, 26-14. Purdue gave up the ball eight times on fumbles In the course of Its first defeat of the season. The suddenly discovered Notre Dame aerial skill produced one touchdown and set up another. Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi passed to Johnny Lattner for one 37-yard scoring play. Quarterback Tom Carey hit End Arthur Hunter with a 32-yard aerial that set up fullback Neil den second touchdown.

Worden got both of his touchdowns on short plunges. End Bernard Flowers scored both of touchdowns on passes, one for 27 yards from Quarterback Dale Samuels and one for 32 yards from Quarterback Roy Evans. Rex Brock fumbled the kickoffs at the start of both halves. His first bobbie gave Notre Dame a running start. Score by quarters: Notre Dame 14 6 0 Purdue 7 0 0 7-14 Notre Dane scoring: Touch- dowms.

Bush, Worden 2, Lattner our conversions In previous games Dawson now has rung up 31 points in 5 games, exactly half his record for last year. Big Dick Ochoa, Texas fullback, also hit paydirt for the first time this season, pounding over from one in the second period to give Texas a 28-0 halftime lead. Arkansas pushed 69 yards in the third period. Murray Elton scoring on a 6-vard dash around right end. Carl Mazza converted.

Texas Quarterback Jones and substitute Halfback Larry Graham each hit for one yard and fouchdowns as Texas ground dowm Arkansas in relentless fashion. Score by quarters; Texas 14 14 7 Arkansas 0 7 Texas scoring: Dawson 3. Ochoa. Jones, Graham. safety St.

Pierre (tackled by Sewell). NEW YORK, Oct. 18 Pennsylvaina, passed Dizzy for three quarters by Mitch Price, roused itself for two sledgehammer blows in the final period today to smash down the inspired Lions, 27-17, in an Ivy League football game. Glenn (Bones) Adams, a triple threat quarterback, and Donald Zimmer, a bull-like line-wrecker, rallied the staggering Penn forces in the final minutes to stave off an impending defeat. The first of two last period scores came on a 65-yard drive, mostly on land, which was culminated when the hard-running Zimmer plunged over from the one.

The second, snuffing out Columbia last hopes of an upset, was produced with a minute and 16 seconds to play on a nine-yard pass, Adams to stout Bill Deuber. ntil that moment the crowd of 20.000 in Baker Field sensed that Price, bringing back to Columbia fans memories of Sid Luckman and Paul Governali, might wrench an upset victory out of the fire with his radar throwing arm. Score by quarters: penn 0 14 0 Columbia 0 7 10 DETROIT TRIUMPHS DETROIT. Oct. 18 University of Detroit snapped a two- game football losing streak tonight.

rolling over an under- University squad, utes when Oregon State recovered Conversions, Mavriedes 2 and Purdue scoring: Touchdowns, Flowers 2. Conversions, Samuels Browns Plan To Continue Georgian Rookie Program Dartmouth Noses Past Colorado Aggies Stomp Rufgers By 29 To 20 Montano Gr.ixlles, 41-0 German Boxer Ten Hoff Looking For U. Bout Far Colorado 21, Iowa State 12. U. C.

L. A. 24, Stanford 14. Washington 49, Oregon 0. California 27, Santa Clara 7, Colorado A.

and M. 41, Montana NEW YORK O.ct. 18 UFL-Hein Ten Hoff, former European and German heavyweight boxing champion, arrived today hoping for a series of fights in this country. Ten Hoff, who arrived on the ship Italia, said he did not know who he would fight but that he ould like to meet former world heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott again. Walcott outpointed Ten Hoff in a fight in Germany in March, 1950.

1 en Hoff, 32, lost his European title to Karel Sys of Belgium last January and also dropped the German title when he out in the first round of uled 15-round bout last HeUu Neuhaus. New Mexico 7, Wyoming 0. Utah 33, Denver 0. Colorado College 40, Montana State 12. Whitworth 20, U.

of British Co- HANOVER, N. Oct. 18 Uh- victory-starved dians hit the war path for a 29-20 triumph today over a winless Rutgers football squad that never was i out of contention although it trailed from the fifth minute on. The Big Green victors built a 90 first quarter edge that was the eventual winning margin, but over a Southern California fumble scored for a brief 8-0 lead. Befure the first period ended, though, Southern California was out tn front 14-6.

A 51-yard pass play hrought the first touchdown, then the visitors converted an Oregon State fumble into a second SST. LOUIS, Oct. 18 Louis Score by quarters; Browns today announced they will Southern California 14 0 7 7-28 continue their joint rookie spring Oregon State 6 0 0 6 training encampment at Thomas- Southern California scoring: ville, in 1953, touchdowns. Bozanic, Sears, Mil- About 300 rookies are expected ler, Carmichael. Conversions, to train at the spring FORT COLLINS, Oct.

18 A. and M. celebrated homecoming before 12,000 persons here today by stomping Montana 41-0 in a Skyline Conference football game. The Grizzlies penetrated Aggie territory only as deep as the 41. A Colorado A It reserve half- Koch 4.

Oregon State touchdown, Jackson. scoring, Lumber, paper, iron and other- type mills line both shores of the Yalu river at the facing cities of Antung, Manchuria, and Sinuiju, Korea. site, continuing a rookie program inaugurated by the Browns in 1947. At present seven Browm farm affiliates are scheduled to take part in the ThomasviJJe program. Clubs in the Browns' family in the southwest and far west probably will train near their home bases.

the last three quarters the scoring i Chuck came to the game in the third period was even as Jack Jeffers, unsung third string Rutgers quarterback, completed 11 of 20 passes for 167 yards. in and in fancy runs of 12. 17 and three vards burst over the Montana goal line three times to end the scoring. Bandits Crash Private Party, Lift $100,000 ASHVILLE, Oct. 18 UP and jewels tonight.

live bandits, wearing polka dot Tennessee state police said the i 12 herded the guests into the was knocked guns, held up and robbed 50 party basement of the home in Belle hiK 1ChJ a1 home of Nashville Meade and locked the door before July by Fr.ncl,« B. Warfieid of uU the rob- I from 5100,000 to in money bers wore Washington Flies To 49-0 Win Over Oregon SEATTLE, Oct. 18 Heinrich, air arm, polished up his marksmanship today and riddled Oregon for a 49-0 football triumph. Three of his tosses went for touchdowns and a Pacific Coast Conference record. record came when he boosted his three year total of touchdown heaves to 27, beating by three the mark held by Bob Water field oi U.

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