Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 17

Winston Salem Sunday Morning November 9 1958 To 59 11 Win Tar Heels Bears a Sft Give Tatum Statistics 100th Win the sec NORTH Louisiana State Trounces Duke Statistics LSU until that set up the to the Duke took possession on its 15 yard penalty later moved attempted ootball Scores to start end went to the LSU are the back think we had 6 6 the 1 and again 6 from 7 0 pass from Hobby second 21 confer 7 to DeCantis for the extra defeated Iowa defeated North i 4 61 ix early in the halfback Wray 14 was goal 8 (run from have to the Tar at South for the us last 20000 Attend Televised Tilt just the 18 23 0 out on the roof caved was called a Rabb pass end zone LSU the one and for the third LR 19 287 154 10 13 3 28 0 39 is the trouble with a frown on his face had to smile when a re from from Cum from (run and bril got out On his 6 14 20 6 20 19 19 8 14 0 3 109 0 6 0 20 0 6 0 12 16 0 16 6 0 0 12 0 6 pass pass from pass Wisconsin Turns Back Northwestern 6 7 15 8 1 (pass ECC Sure Of Title Tie first time had any with my irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts umbles lost Yards penalized straight North State football title of 6000 watched the Hast Carolina a one UNC 19 256 13 19 0 3 37 1 105 15 6 0 8 Carlton Scores was knocked down on in a Duke Carolina Power Passes Rout Virginia 42 to 0 8 14 8 59 Sooners Top Iowa State How Top Ten Teams ared Shippensburg 54 Muhlenburg 27 Amherst 22 New Hampshire 43 Hamilton 12 Worcester Dickinson Haverford Tatum said he expects to run his squad through long practice sessions this week didn't have to play our first stringers too much against he said our third unit played about 20 minutes of the game all in the second half I think we can beat Notre Dame going to South Bend with the idea of beating Even Tatum porter asked him what he thought was the turning point of the game far as said the UNC coach turn ing point came on our first play of the game Klochak (fullback Don) made one of the prettiest runs seen all season when he made that 59 yard The 228 pounder smashed over his right guard moved straight ahead and went 59 yards into the end zone standing up But one of the officials detected a Tar Heel holding on 19 pen aliedz them 15 yards and Caro lina had a first down on the Cavaliers 34 Klochak was the leading ground gainer as the Tar Heels scored in five plays the husky fullback going over from the eight yard line knew we were going to play a good game said Tatum felt it all week long This sort ot squares tilings up defeat (20 13) they gave year 7 kick) By rank Spencer CHARLOTTESVILLE Va North Tar Heels played cat and mouse with old rival Vir ginia to win a smashing 42 0 vic tory in their 63rd annual gridiron meeting yesterday The Tar Heels applied unmer ciful power in the first three quarters to roll into a command ing lead that left no question as to the machine like job that Jim team can accomplish A crowd of 20000 plus a region covered on the one by ullback Merle Schexnaildre banged over for the go ahead TD Cannon kicked for a 13 6 lead Duke unable to move kicked short to the Duke 35 Cannon in two plays went to the 14 Then pass interference against Duke on that went over the got the ball on Brodnax plunged TD Cannon kicked for a 20 6 lead With everything else happen ing to Duke a fumble by quar terback Pryor Millner later set up the fourth LSU score It hap pened on the 40 with Millner try ing to pass Cannon and Johnny Robinson led this drive that took four plays to reach the eight Rabb passed to end Billy Hendrix for the score and did same thing for the two pointer Halted by Clock passing attack carried to the LSU 25 before the halftime whistle nipped the threat LSU ifu at Hein lime Duke had to kick early in the second half and LSU scored again in short order Robinson broke away for 45 yards and the score Rabb was the two pointer and LSU had a 36 6 lead Carlton returned the kickoff to the LSU 35 Duke moved to a fourth down play on the 13 and Carlton went to the 11 for the first down Two lays moved to the six but Brodhead was tossed for a nine yard loss Then he hit Claude Moorman for sec ond score Carlton failed sweep for the two points trailed 36 12 LSU returned the kickoff Duke 47 and marched to the Duke 27 But interception in the end zone stopped this threat and 20 A Duke back to its 26 and a punt was in order Cottingham's punt was returned to the LSU 33 The third period ended with LSU lead ing 36 12 Carlton fumbled a mint on his 26 but recovered Brodhead hit Allie with a 14 yard pass Carlton raced to the LSU 46 and ripped off eight more and Dutrow went to the 34 Two plays later Brodhead passed to Moorman on the 17 and the big three By Hank Schoolfield Staff Reporter HICKORY Tailback Bill Ack ard led Lenoir Rhyne to a 59 14 rout of East Carolina last night1 clinching at least a tie for a rec ord fourth Conference A crowd Bears spot touchdown lead and then stampede back to bury the Pirates under an avalanche of single wing power lhe victorj gave the Stalled by Penalty A 15 yard penalty killed this drive Duke had LSU pinned back on its 13 when the punt was fumbled by Dutrow on the Duke 43 LSU later kicked out on the Duke five Duke moved out to inches short of a first down But a Dutrow kick was almost blocked and rolled only to the Duke 47 LSU kicked Duke 17 and then the in on Duke Andy quick kick was blocked and re 12 6 6 8 14 0 14 0 24 6 14 how the top 10 teams in the Associated Press college football fared Saturday: 1 Louisiana State defeated Duke 50 18 2 Iowa defeated Minnesota 28 6 3 Army defeated Rice 14 7 4 Northwestern lost to Wis consin 17 13 5 Auburn defeated Mississippi state 33 14 6 Oklahoma State 20 0 7 Wisconsin western 17 13 8 Purdue tied Ohio State '14 14 Mississippi defeated Houston 56 7 10 Air orce defeated Den ver 10 7 CAROLINA VS ocr two teammates Maryland 14 Notre Dame 26 Yale 6 west Virginia Columbia Colgate Harvard MADISON Wis (AP) Wis consin's opportunistic Badgers parlayed fumble recoveries by Jerry Stalcup and Jon Hobbs into a touchdown and a field goal Sat urday during a crazy quilt 17 point second quarter that gave them a 17 13 Big Ten football vic tory over fast closing Northwest ern field goal from the 22 after an offside penalty against the Wildcats gave him a second chance provided the Badgers with their winning margin before a homecoming crowd of 62924 at rain splattered Camp Randall Sta dium The Wildcats ranked fourth three pegs above were their own worst enemies through out most of the penalty strewn game They scored once in the third quarter after a Wisconsin 1 fumble and again in the fourth following a pass interference pen alty against tne Badgers highly rated quarterback Dick Thornton and half back Ron Burton each scored from one yard out They closed with a rush but never could over come the 17 point sec ond quarter The going got so rough in the late stages that the Dale Hackbart and Dick Teteak were banished for protesting the pass interference call against Hackbart mat set up the touchdown In puncturing to some extent reputation Wis consin registered its third triumph of the Big Ten campaign against one loss and one tie The Wildcats stand 3 2 0 in conference compe tition Iowa clinched the ence crown Saturday Northwestern 0 0 Wisconsin 0 17 Wis Wiesner 1 plunge (Shwaiko Hobbs 22 Wis Zeman 11 run (Shwaiko kick) Burton 1 run (Thornton kick) Thornton 1 plunge (pass failed) Army1 Texas BATON ROUGE Powerful Louisiana State more than justi fied its No 1 national rating by mowing down Duke 50 18 last night in a dazzling offensive show before 68000 fans Stung by a Duke touchdown and held to 6 6 in the first period' the Bengal Tigers turned three sec ond period Duke mistakes into a 22 point second period and were on their way to victory number eight It was the worst Duke defeat since Villanova scored a 58 12 vic tory in 1929 and the packed house of delirious Tiger fans roared through the entire massacre that left Duke with a 3 4 1 record The throng ran LSU's attendance for five games to 305000 believed to be a record for the South After Duke marched 63 yards in 10 plays for a first quarter score LSU struck back in 41 seconds on a 63 yard pass play from Warren Rabb to Billy Cannon to tie the score lood Gates Open Then a succession of blocked quick kick pass inter ference infraction and fumble opened the flood gates Early in the second half a 45 yard run by Johnny Robinson pushed the margin to 36 6 Duke struck back with two touchdowns on a 15 yard pass play and a one yard plunge to cut the margin to 36 18 But LSU employing three teams 8 6 7 6 0 13 0 South North Carolina 42 Miss Southern 26 LSU 50 Emory i Henry 6 St Augustine 26 Virginia Tech 27 Georgia Tech 13 Davidson 16 Appalachian 13 Catawba 14 Elon 21 Lenoir Rhyne 59 Mars Hill 0 lorida Normal 14 Jackson State 23 Miss Industrial 60 Dillard 24 La Tech 10 Va Wesleyan 13 Davis Elkins Bluefield State 44 Shaw VMI 7 Virginia State 30 ayetteville Tchrs Auburn 33 Miss State Carolina 32 urman lorida 7 Georgia Citadel 38 Presbyterian ort Bragg 45 ort Benning Chattanooga 14 Tennessee Mississippi 56 Houston Arkansas 60 Hardin Simmons lorida 37 North Carolina 22 Austin Peabody 25 East Tennessee 19 Savannah State 12 Alabama State 8 Southwestern (Memphis) 28 Wabash 20 Randolph Macon 23 Hampden Sfydney 20 finepnera uvvaj jo uriagewater Clark 20 Xavier Vanderbilt 0 Kentucky Randolph Macon 23 Hampden Sydney Shepherd 38 Bridgewater Johnson Smith 22 Livingston Maryland State 44 Delaware State ort Valley 22 Morris Brown Bluffton (Ohio) 19 Centre (NY) Sewanee 12 Wash St Lee Montgomery Jr College 18 Galludet Lane College (Tenn) 8 isk Boiling AB 0 Quantico Marines Morean State 69 Virginia Union Lycoming (Pa) 27 Western Md 26 East By Carlton Byrd Sentinel Sports Editor CHARLOTTESVILLE Jim Tatum scored one of the finest victories of his coaching career yesterday as his North Carolina football team defeated Virginia 42 0 but he was the most disap pointed person in Scott Stadium at the end of the game can you be happy about a game like said the UNC coach lost one of the greatest football players you have ever coached talking about John Schroe and he is strictly a big league end one of the best zxXfif ennn Tri kne rfn1 cvvii nv uno gvi iuiu cartilage in his left knee and my trainer (John Lacey) tells me he won't be able to play any more football this season I was be ginning to think been real lucky this season We had any major injuries before this game But now we've lost Schroe der right before the most im portant game we wall play this and Heels meet Notre Dame Bend next Saturday we will have switching personnel around added Tatum know right now who put in position It could be Don Schroeder a 203 pounder from Alexandria Va had to be as sisted off the field after the game by trainer Lacey was going to make a he said dle (halfback Sonny) had the ball and he was going by me to my right I started to pivot on my left leg and then I heard some thing snap in inv loft knee always had a lot of trou ble with my right knee but this Virginia 0 state 14 DUKe Western Carolina Teachers Richmond Clemson William Mary Guilford Wofford Newberrv Carolina 14 Lees AlcKae Albany State Wiley Touagloo Rust Southeastern La Sports Journal" an Sentinel (North Carolina) best team played this sea said Coach Dick Voris of Virginia I a chance of beating them but I think they would beat us this Scouting the Tar Heels for Notre Dame was Bill and he is quite impressed with what he has seen of Carolina have got a great defen sive said Walsh this Cummings is one of the best quar terbacks seen this season would say we will have our Navy 40 Pill 29 Penn 30 Penn State 14 Dartmouth 38 Holy Cross 20 Princeton 16 Brown 12 Juniata 52 Rutgers 18 Lafayette Bucknell 28 Temple Maine 37 Bowdoin Delaware 28 Massachusetts 14 Colby 25 Bates 18 Boston College 40 Detroit 0 uonns nopKtns Swarthmore Coast Guard 28 Rensslaer Tech Gettysburg 20 Hofstra Scranton 21 Wavnesburg Connecticut 38 Northeastern Clarion 28 Chevney Kings Point 18 Union (NY) Worcester Tech 33 Norwich Williams 16 Wesleyan Brandeis 14 Bridgeport Vermont 20 Middlebury Wagner 13 Susquehanna Cortland 42 East Stroudsburg Geneva 20 Indiana (Pa) Teachers Calif (Pa) Teachers 13 Edinboro Teachers Carnegie Tech 25 rankliniMarshall Dickinson 12 Wilkes Drove City 26 Bethany (WVa) Rochester 46 Tufts Stockport 40 Allredpitla 26 Moravian game when Tommy Davis sent in to attempt a field The kick was wide The two teams sparred near the end of the first period when Duke began a drive from its 37 to put the Blue Devils into a 6 0 lead Butch Allie George Dutrow and Bob Brodhead led the 10 pIay drive Brodhead's 14 yard run to the six was the key play Carlton banged to the four and then Dutrow took a pitchout and passed to Carlton in the end zone A pass to Bumgarner for the 2 point conversion attempt was in complete Stung by this sudden turn of event the Tigers roared back and tied the score in just 41 seconds On the first play after the kick off return to the LSU 37 quarter back Warren Rabb faded back and shot a strike to Billy Cannon The All America halfback candi date took the pass on the Duke 23 and had a clear path to the end zone placement was blocked Duke moved the ball to the LSU 30 early in the second quar ter before a chain of events turned the tide info a tidal wave of apparently equal strength against Duke pourea across two tourtn penoa scores One came like lightning on a long kickoff return and Cannon's 25 yard TD run and a 60 yard punt return to the five final score LSU threatened came when Duke Carlton fumbled a fair catch punt and the Tigers recovered on the 22 LSU moved to a first down on the 11 and moved to the six in two plays sandwiched around an in complete pass in the end zone A penalty moved the Tigers back to the 11 for delaying the MRGINIA Virginia halfback Ulmo Randle leaps as he returns a third quarter kickoff for 26 yards hands full with them next Satur Illinois 21 Michigan Iowa 28 Minnesota Kansas 29 Nebraska 9 Dayton 8 Oklahoma 20 Iowa State 4 i Wisconsin 17 Northwestern (Oklahoma State 14 Kansas State 8 Indiana 6 Michigan State 6 i Missouri 33 Colorado 7 Ohio State 14 Purdue io I Cincinatti 15 Tulsa Lehigh '8 14 Bradlev 24 Southern Ill 24 Central Mich g' Bowling Green 33 Ohio oi Akron 48 Denison n'Wittenburg 7 Ohio Wesleyan in a ii i i Buffalo 44 Wavne Cfaia fUiehi Western 33 Wn Reserve (Ohio) Drake 28 Washington (MO) Wartburg 26 Central (Iowa) South Dakota State 13 Iowa Teachers St Olaf 29 Grinnell Muskingum 31 Marietta Wash Jeff 21 John Carroll Capital 30 Oberlin Case Tech 28 Allegheny Ripon 67 Knox North Park III 19 Lakeland Bethel Minn 19 Wisconsin Tech Macalester 28 Beloit Lawrence 14 Monmouth South Dakota 13 North Dakota St Carleton 14 Cornell Iowa JltHIKdlU ZU Yankton 13 Concordia Minn 24 Kirksville Mo 20 Central Mo 20 St Benedict 2R Bethel Kan 39 Kansas Wesleyan nugujidim (kick Humboldt 12 Schexnaildre 1 run (Cannon kick) NORTH CAROLINA VS Milan Wail (10) grabs a pass for nine yard gain Alan Reynolds (42) moves in Coming up to assist is James McShane (61) AAIES Iowa (AP) Oklahoma as expected won a Big Eight Con 1 ference football game from Iowa State Saturday but the losing Cyclones gained respectability The three touchdown 20 0 vic tory was less than Oklahoma fig ured to win by but few of the 12000 fans thought the under ludmieu vyciones could stay bU minutes with the talent rich Soon ers Two Iowa State fumbles in the third quarter which Oklahoma converted into easy touchdowns were the big margin of scoring difference The aggressive Cyclone defense forced Oklahoma into numerous fumbles and three times Iowa State stopped potential Sooner scoring drives deep in Cyclone ter once on on the 5 Oklahoma Iowa Stale Carpenter (Rakw kipkl Carpenter 3 run (kick failed) Boyd 2 run (Hartline kick) irst downs i Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts umbles lost £ards penalized al television audience witnessed the game played in ideal football i weather and there wasn't a soul among the crowd that im i pressed by the Tar Heels and i their bid to sweep down the home 1 stretch and bid for a New Year's Bowl contest It took the Tar Heels just seven I plays to score the first time they i had possession of the ball and it was evident in these early min utes that the Cavaliers could not match their strong and aggres sive foes The Tar Heels scored twice in each the first and third pe riods and once each in the second and fourth quarters Tatum coasting under a 42 point lead sent in his third and fourth teams to battle the Vir ginians on about even terms in the last quarter It was the 100th victory of Tatum's coaching ca reer He has lost 33 and had seven ties in 14 years at Oklahoma Maryland and Carolina The Tar Heels crushing offen sive power wasn't the whole story North Carolina held Virginia be yond the 50 yard line in all but three drives The Cavaliers moved to the Tar 48 yard line in the first quarter to the 33 in the third and then as time was running out punched to he Tar 17 late in the fourth quarter before los ing the ball on downs on the 20 The cold statistics tell how ef fectively Carolina operated against the Cavaliers The Tar Heels ground out 258 yards on the ground and 256 in the air for 514 yards in posting 19 first downs Virginia had 141 yards rushing and 41 in the air for 182 and 11 first downs The Cavaliers had been expect ed to take to the air but this style of attack pan out They completed six of 14 for only 41 yards probably the weakest air show that Virginia has launched this season The smashing victory avenged the startling upset that Virginia tacked on the Tar Heels last year 20 13 The win gave North Carolina a 32 28 series edge with three ties Once again like at 'Tennpsspo last week it was big Don Klochak who early buried enemy hopes in the turf The bulldozing fullback carried the ball six times and reeled off 62 yards Not only that but on the Tar first scrim mage play he broke away for 59 yards to the end zone only to have the play nullified by a hold ing penalty that planted the ball on the Virginia 34 Klochak Plays Little Klochak saw action in the first quarter and for a scant few min utes in the second period Ko chak then was put under wraps for the rest of the game Carolina had 14 backs that fig ured in yardage gained as Tatum used everybody on the bench in the wild scramble The Tar Heels after losing to State and Clemson have rolled to six impressive victories ano now have Notre Dame Duke barring the path to a 1 liant finish They got their first break after Virginia had received opening kickoff Virginia's end Mike Scott away a wobblv ount that went of bounds on the Carolina 41 the first play Klochak cot off run that with the penalty went to the Virginia 34 rather than for a touchdown Wade Smith and Emil DeCantis moved it to the 16 and it took Klochak two plunges of eight yards to score Jack Cummings passed point Late in the first quarter Vir ginia's Al Cash fumbled and Man See UNC Page 2B Virginia 0 0 (k a North Carolina 14 14 North Klochak 8 run (DeCantis I1V111 VU1IIIUIUK3I North Kemper 27 Clement (run failed) North DeCantis 12 Cummings (DeCantis pass mings) North Goldstein Cummings fKtnrhalr mini North Carolina olckomer 2 run North Droze I run (run failed) 0 8 California 20 12 0 Southern CaL 21 14 Air orce 14) OlWash State 7 0 Wyoming 41 12jldaho State 14 7: Idaho 14 Puget Sound 6 Nevada 22 CAROLINA VS Virginia's Ulmo Randle (22) is tripped up by unidentified Tar Heel after 'making first down No 53 is Ronnie Koes A as irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts tumbles lost lards penalized 4 0 league record It was ond conference loss for East Car olina which entered the game as the only team with a mathemati cal chance of finishing the season ahead of Lenoir Rhyne Ackard ran for three touchdowns and passed for another He had a total offense of 282 yards gaining 154 in 15' rushes and completing eight of nine passes for 128 The flashy tailback scored on jaunts of 52 29 and 7 yards and connected with wingback Dickie oster on a 35 yard touchdown pass armer Scores running mate fullback Lee armer scored from the one yard line and alternate fullback Tommy Simmons tallied once from a yard out The eighth Bear score came on a 29 yard pass from reserve tailback Tony McClam rock to Marcus Midgette The Bears stopped one yard short of a touchdown during a scoreless first period yielded to a 55 yard drive which gave East Carolina a 6 0 lead early in the second quarter Halfback Bobby Perry scored it from four yards out after teaming for most of the yardage with halfback Tom Mat who was ejected from the game for a personal foul in the third quarter The other East Carolina touch down against Lenoir Rhyne re serves in the waning minutes was scored by reserve halfback Walkie Hanford on a five yard run which capped a 66 yard drive It was the seventh win in eight starts for Coach Clarence Stasa Bears who have lost only to Presbyterian and could clinch full possession of the North State title with a victory next Saturday at Elon 40 yard run on the 1 third play of the game' ignited) a yard drive which Bast Caro lina stopped at its one or the remainder they exchanged punts East Carolina getting three first downs and Lenoir Rhyne none It was late in the first quarter when the Pirates took over at their 45 and drove for the first touchdown An offside penalty against Lenoir Rhyne gave the drive new life when it got the Pirates out of punting situation at the Lenoir Rhyne 37 Perry dragged three defenders across the goal line as he scored from the four yard line on fourth down Penalty Helps armer returned the ensuing kickoff 26 yards to the Lenoir Rhyne 48 A personal foul penalty called against East Carolina tackle Charles Cook ignited a 55 yard scoring drive and apparently played a big part in demoralizing the Pirates Simmons scored from the one and Hank McCrorie kicked the extra point to give Lenoir Rhyne a 7 6 lead The Bears were off to the races then On the kickoff they recov ered a fumble at the ECC 26 and four plays later armer scored from the one Three plays later East Carolina fumbled again and blocking See Bears Page 2B East Carolina 0 6 0 Lenoir Rhyne 0 29 22 EC Pprrv 4 run (kirk failed) LR Simmons 1 run (McCrorie kick) LR armer 1 run (armer run) oster 35 pass from Ackard failed) LR Ackard 29 run (Weber pass Ackard) LR Ackard 7 run (run failed) LR armer 1 run (Lage pass armer) LR Ackard 52 run (Ackard run) LR Midgette 29 pass from McClamrock (I HEP nass from MnClamrnrlr) IEC Hanford 5 run (Nash pass from Ze 1 hring) EC 16 172 72 5 16 by 1 Mansfield Albricht Trinity 12 Springfield 20 Hobart 12 roly 33 Norwich 12 Wilkes 38 Ursinus Midwest Carlton the two on a wide sweep Dutrow was thrown back by last lineman of the week Max iislcr 7 On the next play Carlton went 9 over from the one climaxing a 64 yard drive Mangham threw Indian Central Brodhead before he could get off 2lthe Pass attempt for two points ft Amprose CTT 7 xjju icu uy 00 10 I Hendrix almost got away on wrej uu vuauiug mvrsuii idUlUUlg 4 5 yards to the Duke 25 On the (ii next piay cannon blasted the re maining 25 yards The kick was no good and LSU had a 42 18 lead with 11 minutes left to play LSU smeared attempt to get a passing attack rolling The Tigers took the punt and returned it to the five a return bf 60 yards by Don Purvis after taking a handoff from Donnie Daye Three plays later Durel Math erne banged over from the one and he also got the two point con version for a 50 18 LSU lead with six minutes to play A Duke fumble by quarterback George Harris gave LSU the ball on the LSU 36 But the Tigers had to kick Brodhead started passing and got a first down on the Duke 46 But Matherne stole one and returned it to the Duke 46 only to have interference call nullify the play Duke got the ball on the LSU 35 Duke ended the game on the LSU 27 6 o6 22 Duke Carlton 4 pass from Dutrow failed) Cannon 63 pass from Rabb failed) Carolina End Injures Knee Schroeder Out for Season Statistics Virginia 11141 416 14 0 6 31 231 a 7 16 20 21 6 0 0 0 0 8 14 River alls Wis 14 a lecn Moorhead 0 maryviiie mo Illinois College Emporia State Elmhurst Southwest Rice Rnvlnr ojTexas Tech 33 Arizona SMU 33 Ta At VT IdiitHU JI Cnrnall fl I I 36 Maroiicttp Drexel 0 1 Abilene 28 West Texas State 21 icvaa oioic to oteptietl rtUSLIIl Sam Houston St 9 Southwest Texas 0 Southern Okla 7 Eastern New Mexico 7 New Mexico AIM 10 McMurry 7 ar West UCLA Stanford Washington Denver Oregon State Utah State Colorado State Coll Montana Pacific Lutheran raui numooiat 12 Northwest Wyoming 25Ricks Idaho 6 Colorado College 20 Adams 12 British Columbia 47 Oregon Education 26 Western Wash 19 Central 18 Western Wash 19 Central Wash 13 Redlands 22 Occidental 18 Cal Western 42 Calteach 42 Whittier 29 Pomona 15 San rancisco St 20 Sacramento St 18 Brigham Young 12 New Mexico 19 Colorado Stata Utah 0 17 0 Duke LSU 0 13 6 6 0 Brodnax 1 run (Cannon kick) Hendrix 8 oass from Rabb (Hen drix pass from Rabb) Robinson 45 run (Rabb run) Moorman 12 pass from Brodhead (run failed) Carlton 1 run (run failed) Cannon 25 run (run failed) Matherne 8 run (Daye run) IL BL 1 axnxa! 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