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rrrr Section 1 Today gtrnft 3frgg fflrggg SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1959 Michigan 18 Oregon State 7 Iowa 37 Michigan State 8 Purdue Wisconsin 21 Northwestern 6 0 Minnesota 0 Sports OREGON STATE HELPS U-M AVERT RECORD to Bump Wolverines End Dry Spell? The sophomore fullback rammed the last 17 yards in three plays, scoring from the two with 7:44 to go. Tureaud got the touchdown call after picking up a first down on a third-and-six situation. Stan Noskin, who redeemed himself before 74,693 fans, passed to Denny Fitzgerald in the end zone for two extra points after Halstead faked a kick. Oregon State, with only one good offensive push all day, looked like it might deny Michigan the victory. Larry Sanchez, fourth-string tailback who got his chance after sophomores Don Kasso and Earl Harbin BY JACK BERRY re Press Staff Writer ANN ARBOR Michigan reached into the past Saturday for some of its almost forgotten opportunism and rallied for two four-quarter touchdowns to pull out an 18-7 victory over Oregon State.

For three quarters the Wolverines completely dominated the game, yet looked as though they would lose their seventh straight, which would have been an all-time school record. An incredibly inept Oregon club, which now has lost all four starts, gave Michigan one break after another but the Wolverines couldn't capitalize. Then, with a 7-3 defeat staring them in the face, junior end John Halstead roused the Wolverines, falling on sophomore tailback Don Kasso'3 fumble at the Oregon State 33. Darrell Harper, demoted to the second string but promoted back during the game, and third-stringer Ken Tureaud took over. Harper cracked out nine yards on the first three plays.

Tony Rio was hurt making the first down and then Tureaud picked up the club. were unable to move the Beavers, quickly sent Oregon State down to the Wolverine 42 with two key passes for 3S yards to Aaron Thomas. Michigan, which rode to the top in past years on its ability to cash in on opponents' mistakes, wasted no time in boosting its margin. Reid Bushong grabbed fullback Jim Stinnette's, Moop pass on the Wolverine 20 and returned it 13 yards. Harper and Fred Julian were the workhorses in the march.

Julian, bouncing off Oregon State tacklers like a pin ball, danced his way to 29 yards in four carries. Harper added IS yards and TTh owa iriow MSU ude JUL Cll tii 1 4 vvi 0 Hr jt Ij i v-v 4 I-. i WAV rv iVir-- Ik si i 111 -f -Me J'T broke into the end zope from the two with 2:40 left in the game. Halstead converted. NOSKIN, failing to find a receiver, raced 11 yards around end early in the drive and was injure!) on the play, Oregon State drawing a 15-yard penalty for a person foul.

Sophomore John Stamos directed the rest of the march flawlessly. Oregon State went into the game without 1 tailback Oainarri Paulson, who remained in Corvallis. His fiancee died Thursday night of leukemia. Sophomores Kasso and Kirl Harbin were entrusted with thA running of the club, and neither couki do much. THE BEAVERS' lone touchdown came as a result of Chuck Marshall's interception on the OSC three in the third quarter.

lie sprinted down the sideline 75 yards before beinr caught from behind on the Michigan 22 after waiting for a blocker to catch up and head off Don Hannah, who had thrown the pass. Ron Miller ripped off "0 yards to the two and Stinnette went airborne to score and put the underdog Beavers in front. Aaron Thomas kicked the extra point. Michigan's supremacy was evident in the statistics. Th Wolverines outgamed Oregon State, 176-57, in the first half and 332-152 over-all.

DESPITE the tremendous difference, the Wolverines managed only a 3-0 halftime lead on Halstead's 27-yard field goal with 2:05 left in the first quarter. I Even Michigan's longest drive of the season, a 76-yard march just before the half, stalled short of the end zone. missed them. With superactive arms they hurled enough flags onto the turf for 224 yards in penalties. Five of the many infractions were personal foul calls against Michigan State in the second quarter as the Spartans lost their poise along with everything else.

But in the end the Hawkeyes held the edge in penalty yards, 130-94, along with yards gained, 401-193. TREADWAY, an unseasoned senior from Muskogee, passed for the first two Iowa touchdowns and set up another with BY BOB PILLE Free Press Sports Writer IOWA CITY Michigan State's dark-horse dreams are buried where the tall corn grows. Out here for their first good Big Ten test of the season, the Spartans got a painfully low grade. Iowa took them apart, 38-7, before a stadium record crowd of 59,300 and a regional television audience. The Hawkeyes pounded MSU with the passing of Olen Treadway and some slashing running.

The Spartans looked as bad as they made Michigan appear only a week ago. SHAKING starring roles were the officials, whose friends and relatives sitting home before television couldn't have his throwing. He eventually hit on 11 of 24 for 154 yards. Bob Jeter, likewise, set up two Hawk-eye scores, one of them with a 95-yard kickoff return to the Spartan one. He had 104 yards from scrimmage for the afternoon.

RIPS BADGERS Dean Look, who hit on 10 of 24 throws for 140 yards. combined with sophomore Carl Charon on a 13-yard pass-run play for the lone Michigan Purdue Fans State touchdown in the third quarter. M's Fred Julian romps for a 10-yard gain after snaring a pass against Oregon State WW By that time, however, Iowa owl 1 opes already had three touchdowns and a field goal. THE HAWKEYES had two EICKHOFF. 19, FOOLS GOPHERS more scoring shots left, and they were using their No.

1 backs until the last 5 minutes, thus proving that coach 6-01 Wild. BY HAL MIDDLESWORTH Free Press Staff Writer LAFAYETTE, Ind. Purdue waited a long time for this one a 21-0 triumph over Wisconsin which could pave cats, KidQ aves But Beavers wer worse. Following Halstead's field goal. Miller let the kick-off drop in the end zone.

It Turn to Page 2, Column 1 the way to a Rose Bowl for the only team in the Big Ten Forest Evashevski doesn't panic and pour in substitutes just because he has a decisive lead. which has never been there. BT LYALL SMITH Free Press Sports Editor He was a last-ditch hope for victory over big and stubborn the Wildcats. And he made the Minnesota before 41,221 fans, most of it as he picked up aj EVANSTON, 111. A skinny The Boilermakers hadn't defeated Wisconsin since 1945 when they took advantage of two early lapses for a 14-0 half-time lead Saturday, and then wise 10 (4 27 Ml the Wildcats 86 yards in 12 plays and climaxed it by firing a seven-yard scoring pass to end Taul Vanke early in the final quarter.

The victory kept Northwestern atop the Big Ten standings with victories over Iowa (14-10) sagging team and carried it! HIS APPEARANCE for the sophomore quarterback named allostfesingle.handed2y to a 60 first time this season as the Bob Eickhoff, uncommonly cool i Northwestern playmaker was PURDUE 10 171 7-e 3 1-44 4 1 "71 14 pass from First downs Rushing yardaq Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Purdue PURDUE-Jardine for hia 19 vears. came off the iborn of necessity. Dick Thorn- 7--4(held off the Badgers in a 31 second-half rainstorm which ton. iniured a week asro. is out osc MICK, i First downs Bushing iSl Passing yardage Passes 7 20 I Passes intercepted 1 I Punts -3 S-4 Fumbles lost 2 Penalties J-35 t-M Oregon Stat 7 1 Michigan 3 0 0 li-U MICH Halstead 27 field goal.

OSC Stinnette 1 plunqe (Thomas kick). MICH Tureaud 1 plunge (Fitzgeraid pass from Noskin) MICH Harper 2 run (Halstead kick). bench to become a hero here; MluN for the season. Treadway began passing with the opening moments. He threw on the first five Hawkeye plays and hit on a couple of short flips for a first down.

That early you could say maybe he was just trying to dispel the talk that Iowa's brilliant runners will have trouble this year because they don't have the passing to open the defense. 7-21 Allen; the Honhers. following: a Saturday. soaked 41,542 onlookers and turned the field into a bog. from Allen (Allen kick).

PURDUE-Jardine 22 (Allen kick). pass uo es 7-21 0 10-38 1 17 First downs 11 Rushing yardag Passing yardage 72 Passes -12 Passes, intercepted 1 Punts 10-28 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 45 Northwestern PURDUE-Kulbacki 12 pass from Allen (Allen kick). ALL THREE of the Boilermakers' touchdowns were scored on passes by Bernie Unknown and unheralded as a fourth-string signal caller, the kid trotted onto a soggy gridiron late in the third period to engineer the touchdown drive that kept Northwestern unbeaten and untied. Chip Holcomb, his successor, lopsided 45.13 drubbing of was unable to move the Wild- Oklahoma in its opener. Next cats for three periods.

Under Saturday, the foe is Michigan Holcomb, Northwestern gained at An1 Arbor, but 98 yards. But when Eickhoff came I NORTHWESTERN was out-in, he lit the fuse as he moved played in decisive style until the 5 10, 107 pounder from i-6 Loiiir Climb NW-Yanke 7 pass from Eickhoff (kick failed). Football Scores THANKS TO TERRY, GORDIE Treadway settled that Next time In possession he took the Hawks 65 yards in sLx plays. He hit end Don Norton for 13 yards, 16 yards and then 31 yards for the score. Five plays later Look fumbled and Iowa's Al Miller recovered on the State 35.

Jeter went 29 yards around end on the first play. 71 AT Allen, junior quarterback who wa3 shoved into the No. 1 position when Ross Fichtner's right shoulder was broken last week. Allen connected twice with end Leonard Jardine in the first quarter, when the Badgers had trouble hanging on to the ball, and fired another scoring aerial to halfback Joe Kulbacki halfway through the soggy final period. The Purdue quarterback also kicked all three of his team's extra points.

Purdue had lost nine times Lima, w-aa discovered on the bench in the waning minutes of the third period. He was sent in to receive a Gopher punt and he lugged it 11 yards to his 29 before a clipping penalty moved the ball back to his 14. Bob carried on the first play. He made six yards and was knocked cold. But when he got his breath back, the were done.

Is Fatal to Ex-Stater Fret Press Wire Service LARAMIE, Wyo. John Tobin, 30, assistant coach at Wyoming and former high school and college star in Michigan, suffered a fatal heart at ings lie montrea BIG TEN Illinois 9, Ohio St. O. Iowa 37, Michigan St. 8.

Indiana 33, Marquette 13. Michigan 18, Oregon St. 7. Northwestern 6, Minnesota Purdue 21, Wisconsin 0. STATE Special to th Free Presi A bit later kicking specialist Don Moore booted a field goal from the 12.

if Howe, Detroit's captain, Plante fought off repeated net who is starting his 14th NHL charges the rest of the way. campaign, produced a 1-0 lead in the first period. saWCHEK was flashy in Marcel Bonin squared it checking Montreal's traditional early in the second stanza, and whirlwind start. He had 10 iu tack Saturday during the Colo Stymied by costly penalties against Minnesota earlier in the Alma 21, Kalamazoo 6. campon which erased a niftv Bowling Green 34, Western rado State football game.

and tied one since last beating Tobin died in a Laramie hos 2 i Michigan 0. Sawchuk and Jacques saves before the game was 10. "-ya goalies minutes old. Qiiuji ANOTHER Spartan bobble, this' time a low snap from center to would-be punter Jim Corgi at, put the Hawks on the Turn to Page 3, Column 1 111. St.

Normal 0. suddenly found themselves. Eickhoff began using the roll- MONTREAL The surprising! Detroit Red Wings nursed a solo goal by Gordie Howe and brilliant goal-tending by Terry Sawchuk into a 1-1 tie with the Montreal Canadiens Saturday night. It was the opening game of the season for the Detroiters. the last-place team in the National Hockey League last year.

Coming off a 13-game winning streak against minor-league teams in exhibitions, the Detroiters gave a strong showing against Montreal's defending NHL and Stanley Cup champs. Hockey Hope 19, Wabash 13. Northern Michigan 33, Esn. Michigan 6. Wayne St.

20, Allegheny 7. out series in which he faed the handoff to fullback Mike Stock i The Wings tightened their defense after Howe flashed home the goal. Forechecklng in the Montreal zone, he stole the puck from defenseraan Tom Johnson, whirled and beat Plante with a 10-footer. Pts. GF GA 13 5 2 and then kept the ball himself as he went around the left side pital after the game, which Wyoming won, 29-0.

THE SEIZURE came shortly after the second-half kickoff. Tobin was in the press box as a spotter, having1 just climbed 40 rows following a halftime briefing in the Wyoming locker-room. Tobin, a native of Dearborn, won All-State honors at Fordson High. He was a regular guard at Michigan State MIDWEST of hi3 line. Akron 20.

Heidelberg 14. TV 1 1 1 1 0 0 IOWA 21 J47 154 14-24 2 1-32 Montreal Toronto Chicago Boston DETROIT New York in Bradley 16. Wash, of St. Louis 0, MSU 14 43 150 12-31 0 S-3 3 4 3 8 8 1 11 2 2 2 1 0 6 8 7 1 6 AT HIS OWN 20. he gave Montreal's goal was luck- the Badgers 14 years ago.

It has been 30 years since the Boilermakers won an undisputed Big Ten title, although tying Wisconsin in 1952. They may not make it this year, either, but they are beginning to think about it around here. PURDUE HASN'T lost a game in the last nine starts, three this year, and in its first conference test joined Northwestern as the only undefeated teams in the Big Ten. The loss was the first for Wisconsin after two non-conference victories and the first shutout for the Badgers in 23 games. Although the second-half Turn to Page 2, Column 7 iilsmarCK sasnanucnou u.

First downs Rushing yardag Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles test Yards penalized Iowa MSU lOWA-Norton 31 tmgea. uonin swept a lor.gi screen shot through a tangle i the SO. He flipped a 12-yard Bem.dJi St Iato of players and it past pass to end Elbert Km, rough. (Luluth) 0. 1 130 14-37 0- IT WAS tne second game for 10 0 13 0 and then kept it himself for an the screened Sawchuk.

i Montreal, a 4-1 winner over Capital 30, Kenyon 0. pass from Treadway Boston in the opener Thursday (Moore kick). IOWA FG Moor 22. might. Central (Mo.) 0.

Colorado 20, Kansas St. 17. TWICE IN THE next two the end of the quarter, minutes Sawchuk made clever Mark Johnstorii later destined saves against Jean Beliveau. rincinir.wrnnds rush iowa Norton 1 pass from 1 reaaway y. SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 1, Montreal 1.

Toronto 6, Chicago 3. Boston 6, New York 4. SUNDAY'S GAMES New York at DETROIT. Montreal at Boston. Toronto a-t Chicago.

Wings headed immedi University in 1948-49-50. He was line coach at Hillsdale College before being picked as a Wyoming assistant by Bob Devany two years ago. Tobin is survived by his wife Donna and three daughters, (Moore kick), Concordia 13, Procopius 2. The Detroit goalie was by the Gopher3 with a pass Cornell (I.) 35, Ripon ately for home, where they will play their first Olympia engagement Sunday night against the New York Rangers. IOWA Horn I plunge (run failed).

MSU Charon 13 pass from Look (Brand-starter pass from Look). IOWA Hollis 1 sneak (pass failed). IOWA Mauren SI run (Watkins pass from Hollis). shaken in a pileup at the net Turn to Page 6, Column 5 Torn to Page 6, Column 1 Turn to Page 2, Column 3 4,.