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Kansas 14 0 SMU 0 7 WSC WALDORS GIVE ILLINOIS SCARE BUT STILL BOW 20 TO 13 River 0 7 Bay Meadows 13 0 67 3 year 380 310 20 Ex been Ag 8 29 and NIELSEN 1615 STREET TIRE 5 0 NATIONAL PRICES ISK 190 490 490 a li i bogged reserve halfback Pean kicked a 27 yard field 6 50 34 1 0 0 0 9 7 'Vereb irst downs Rushing yardage Passing vardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by Punts Punting average umbles lost Yards Penalized Ross Peas Tay 250 240 240 ifteen Maryland UCLA STATISTICS irst downs rushing irst downs passing irst downs penalties Total first downs Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Net yards rushing Net yards passing Total yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes had intercepted Number of punts Punts had blocked Average length each punt Times fumbled Lost ball nn fumbles Times penalized Yards penalized eature Won By Arrogate SAN Arrogate owned by Mr and Mrs Grie gorian and trained by Reggie Cornell pounded across the fin ish line a head in front of Bob by Brocato to win the featured mile and one sixteenth race at Bay Meadows track today Veteran Jockey Johnny Long extra 13 12 last 590 330 270 480 370 780 13 Notre Dame 17 Georgia Tech 14 0 lorida 7 in 62 175 24 9 0 6 323 0 34 Minn 10 131 64 14 4 0 8 32 3 30 teams directing the Cardinals: Red Strad San rancisco and Sid with Los Angeles formerly coached the New York Yankees 49ers Ready To Lift Lid With Rams SAN The rookie laced San rancisco 49ers with star halfback Hugh McElhennv hugging the bench ooeh the National ootball League season before a Kezar Stadium sellout of 60000 today against Los Angeles Rams McElhennv nursing an in jured foot which limited his ex hibition playing time to a slim three minutes in six games will be renlaced in the start ing backfield bv rookie Carroll Hardv of Colorado a sensation in nre season action: The hard hitting McElhennv will be in uniform but the word is that he probably will remain on the bench COACH NORMAN (Red) Strader making his 49er de but also will field a relatively inexnerienced defensive secon dary to cope with the usual long passing attack The five rookies teaming with veteran Rex Berry will be Matt Hazeltine of a 1 i nia and Tom Stolhandske of Texas as linebackers George Maderos of Chico State and Bobbv Luna of Alabama at the wings and All America Dicky Moegle of Rice at safety with Berry Aside from McElhennv the 49ers will go with their old reliables in the A Tittle at quarter John Henrv Johnson at left half and Joe Perrv at fullback Moegle also is likelv to show up in the of fensive backfield THE RAMS under the direc tion of Sid Gillman who is starting his professional coach ing career after a notable tenure at the University of Cincinnati will lean heavily on the pass ing of Norm Van Brocklin and Billy Wade Van Brocklin sidelined with a bruised hand when the 49ers hung up a 31 10 exhibition tri umph over the Rams has been pronounced readv to go in the league onener He and Wade will be helped on the ground by veterans Dan Towler and Tank Younger and rookies Ron Waller of Maryland and Corkv Tavlor of Kansas State The game will be televised regionally on the West Coast with San rancisco blacked out The kickoff is scheduled for 2 with show betting Jet Action from the Maine Chance farm led near the head of the stretch byt faltered at the wire as High Gun surged up for a head victory Nashua was a length ami three quarters back of Jet Action with Helio scope fourth and Mr Turf last The winner netted $70600 3 7 41 5 2 50 WSC 10 55 8918 10 3 3 13 160 96 26 10 4 388 4 Del Paso Men Try Medal Tourney Dr Ke Du our Harry Moore Homer Martin Jr and Joe Whalen teamed up yester day to shoot the winning 55 in Del Paso Country four ball medal tournament Among the other good scores was the 83 of Vance Smith who combined with Newell Blair Gil Rowland and Ralph Crowe for a 56 Tied with them were the following: A Page Dr Charles Cowan Joe Saunders and Wheeled 56 Jack Oscar Severtson Carloton lint and Ben Burkhart 56 MyldUCLA m147 47 Little World Series Minneapolis 000 000 13 0 Rochester 001 530 11 14 0 Konikowski Melliere (41 Corwin (4' Nicholas (8) and Sawatskl Blaylock and St Claire Konikowski HRs Min eapolis Lennon Rochester St Claire Blaylock (Rochester leads best of 1 series 2 9A Thu SACRAMENTO UNION Sundy September 25 1955 SPEEDOMETER I REPAIRING CABLES MADE Since 1919 1209 19th St Gl 2 5941 HAL LUND 1 ormer I I INDIANAPOLIS 1 SPEEDWAY MW MECHANIC rame Brake and Wheel Specialists Guar 1 Year or 10000 Mlles 12 SHOP 1210 St Gl 2 1700 Kan 10 159 44 15 4 4 9 4 39 73 Aggies 6 2 9 8 139 35 95 32 127 19 8 7 11 0 13 34 Grant Touchdowns Johnson 1 Anvei rione Berkeley De Doc Taylor referee: Don umpire George Lial head when the referee flips the coin you say either or got that Eagles Down Giants 27 17 PHILADELPHIA UP) The Philadelphia Eagles mixed pinpoint passing by quarter back Bobby Thomason with the rugged running of sopho more Jerry Norton last night to wipe out a 10 point first half deficit and whip the New York Giants 27 17 in the open ing game of the 1955 National ootball League season Thomason the six year pro veteran from VMI came off the bench in the second half to com plete 10 to 17 passes for 209 yards and one touchdown New York 19 7 0 0 17 Philadelphia 7 0 10 New York Touchdowns Gif ford (31 pass run from Conerly): Liv ingston (recovered fumble in end zone) Conversions: Agajanian 2 (placements) ield golds: Agajanian (37) Philadelphia scoring Touchdowns: Norton (96 kickoff return): Parmer (2 Blunge 1 Stribling (51 run pass from Thomason) Conversions: Walston 3 (placements) ield goals: Blelski (14) Walston (13) Whel Aligning Planting 0 7 7 0 7 6 Touchdowns: Woodson (h pass 1 mm Jon Arnett Leads Troy Over Oregon 42 15 LOS ANGELES Half back Jon Arnett scored four touchdowns highlighted bv a 90 vard nunt return as South ern California swent over Ore gon 42 15 in a Pacific Coast Conference football game ri day night Oregon 6 7 9 Southern California 0 21 7 14 42 Scoring: Oregon Morris 3 plunge: Shanley 72 run conversion: Morris Safety: automatic team South ern California: touchdowns Arnett 4 1 yard plunge 30 pass from Contralto 32 lateral Roberts 90 run Lelmbach 10 pass from Zampese Roberts 21 run Conversions: Arnett 4 Isaacson 1 Kis ainger 1 Tiger Jones Wins UP) Ralph (Tiger) Jones clubbing his way to victory with hard round house rights won a unanimous 10 round decision riday over Chris Christensen Danish wel terweight and middleweight champion Meadows Selections (or Monday) 1 Wallowa Dr Phil Little Trinket The Weaver War Galley Next Penny 3 Sun Sash Wheel Deal Vinorien Moon Rage Brie Supply Sirron 5 Moby Dick Keliman Dark Coco fi Leopardo My Boy Bobby Count Me UU i Cobble War Garland Star of 8 Allens Rainbow Last ant Boy Wager ree Passes win Best Bet Moby Dick 3 year 860 529 499 11:40 670 460 Dignitary 84000: 1220 660 670 ran: Mamiska Brooksickle In Tight De ensive Battle Ronnie Hits His Target COLLEGE PARK Md Halfback Ed 17 yard run over the goal on a fourth down pitchout play at the outset of the second half was the only break in a terrific defensive battle won 7 0 yesterday by Maryland over UCLA the top ranked college football team dash around right end on one of trie rare pitcnouts pulled by quarterback rank Tamburello topped off a 72 yard drive which was started by Maryland with the second half kickoff on a muddy turf ore 46000 steamingly hot fans It was the first time that Maryland got moving as Ron nie Knox UCLA's great tail back kicked and passed them to the wall through all of the first half and a lot of the sec ond THE TERRAPINS going into the game ranked fifth made one foray to the UCLA 5 after intercepting a pass in the last three minutes A fierce Maryland defense led by center Bob Tellagrini let UCLA 12 7 conqueror of the Terrapins last year move goal ward only once That was in the second period when it got inches from the goal only to fumble Pellegrini recovered He also intercepted a pass as his tough red shirted de fensemen knocked UCLA to a minus 21 yards rushing The Bruins from Los Angeles who walloped Texas A 21 0 last week gained 55 running with the ball but were smeared for losses of 76 Knox did a yeoman job try ing to pierce the stout Maryland defense by passing completing 9 out of 1 1 BUT EVEN HE get UCLA past the Maryland 47 in the second half when tho Ter rapins rose to magnificent heights In the last quarter UCLA have ball beyond its own 31 and most of the time it was against Maryland second string ers The wet ball led to seven fumbles by Maryland two of them recovered by UCLA and three by UCLA which also lost possession twice Red Sanders last coach of the year when his UCLA team was undefeated called Maryland majes tic one of the truly great foot ball teams of our one scoring thrust" wffs truly brilliant With quarterback a Tamburello completing two suc cessive passes covering 31 yards Maryland went from its own 29 to the UCLA 17 in nine plays Browns ace Rocky Road As Champs PHILADELPHIA The Cleveland Browns and Detroit Lions both with apparent rocky roads ahead open defense of their division titles today as the 36th National ootball League season gets underway with six games in three days Cleveland nlavs host to the improved Washington Red skins Detroit visits Green Bay Los is at San rancis co and the Chicago Bears are at Balitimore in Sunday games The Chicago Cardinals open at Pittsburgh Monday night The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants actually got the campaign under wav yesterday evening in Philadelphia CLEVELAND league cham pion by virtue of its 56 10 win over Detroit in last title game won three and lost two during the exhibition season The Browns looked so bad that coach Paul Brown put in a hur ried call for his retired star quarterback Otto Graham to nlav one more season With Graham back the Browns he counted out despite their so so pre season record Cleveland teams have a habit of coming to life when the chins are down The Lions champions of the Western Division have been hurt hv numerous retirements and the doubtful condition of ace quarterback jand passer Bobbv Lavnc An old injury has cropped un to limit availability Without the talent ed Texan in the passing role the Lions could be in deep wa ter Harrv Gilmer who was no ball of fire with the Redskins is understudy THE BEST exhibition record was turned in bv the Philadel phia six wins without defeat Adrian Burk and Bobbv Thomason form a formidable passing duo: Pete Pihos is a top flight offensive end and the Eagles have as good a defen sive line as find in the league This could be the year the Eagles perennial runners un to the Browns in the East could earn the mantle In the West the Chicago Bears San rancisco 49ers Los 'Angeles Rams and the Lions should wage a neck and neck struggle for ton honors All are strong and probably as always the breaks or the peculiar bounce of the football will de termine the champion New York Giants with Char lev Conerly Rob Clatterbuck and Don Heinrich plus a staunch line figure rough com petition for the Browns and Eagles THE OTHER clubs in both divisions are improved and will be of nuisance value but figure as title contenders The 72 game schedule will continue to December 11 It includes eight Saturday night games and one on Monday night Detroit and Green Bav will meet in their annual Thanksgiving Dav tussle The championshins game is schedul ed for December 26 in the home citv of the Western Conference champion Three new coaches make their debuts Ray Richards an assistant for many years with various Chicago er with Gilmantrader defunct Gilman comes to the pros from collegiate ranks Irish Topple SMU 17 0 SOUTH BEND Ind Quarterback Paul Hornung a rugged junior 'from Louisville Ky ably stepped into All American Ralph shoes yesterday by leading Notre Dame to a bruising 17 0 opening victory over Southern Methodist Running like a fullback and calling signals like a veteran tile 205 pound Hornung scored the first Irish touchdown kick ed a 38 yard field goal for a 10 0 halftime lead and then kept stubborn SMU on the ropes in the second half The breaks went entirely against the Mustangs from Dal las in this game which was televised throughout the mid dle west as they fumbled and had passes intercepted when it could have turned the ball game BUT BY ANT) large it was the same old Notre Dame chew ing up yardage blocking and tackling viciously and ball hawking all over the field The clinching score Notre Dame's second touchdown came late in the third period on a bench inspired play Halfback Paul Reynolds a speedy veter an raced onto the field to re place Sherrill Sipes with fourth down in 14 Reynolds swept around right side on a delayed handoff front Hornung and raced un molested to score THE CRUELEST break of all to SMU came in the fourth per iod when halfback John Mar shall fumbled for the third time and Notre Dame recover ed on the Irish four Southern Methodist 9 9 9 Notre Dame 7 3 7 0 17 Notre Dame scoring: touchdowns Hor nung (11 run) Reynolds (14 run) i (inversions senacier ezi ield goals Hornung (38) I A I IX I I I irst downs Rushing yardage Passing Yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by Punts Punting average umbles lost Yards penalized rank Bryant Leader In Banker Golf rank Bryant captured the low gross trophy yesterday in Bank of annual golf tournament at Ilaggin Oaks Brvant shot an even SO rank Pereira tourney chair man was runnerup with an 81 Marie Vineyard was a double! winner taking the women's low gross trophy with a 113 and low! not in the blind bogey with a 68 Joyce 123 was1 good for second low gross William Keller placed second in the blind bogey with a not 69 Vince crringno followed at 71 i Grid Junket On Today Chris Crespo and Roy Hall co owners of The Playroom and staunch San rancisco 49er rooters have seen to it that their favorite football team will not lack rooters today when they open the season against Los Angeles Ramg Crespo and Hall have over 50 persons lined up to take a special bus to and from Kezar Stadium in San rancisco The group will assemble at The Playroom at 8 A for breakfast and then take off for the game Among those slated to make the trip are: Mr and Mrs Sid Woolever Mr and Mrs Bob LaTurner Mr and Mrs Paul Manuian Pappy Hall Mr and Mrs Bud SheltonMr and Mrs Manville (Bus) Pen dleton Mr and Mrs Jake Jas per John Mason red Kaelin Mr and Mrs Ted Supple Italo Vesci Mr and Mrs Leonard Maria Chuck Lindekugel Mr and Mrs Matt Zetz Howard Ba hem Mr and Mrs Tom Kier nan Ed Skalisky Mr and Mrs Roy Hall Mr and Mrs Chris Crespo Mr and Mrs Ste venson and Mr and Mrs Marco Zarick 860 2960 490 Plav Pullbat Glissando Stock Results Yesterday Cleveland 8 7 Detroit 2 0 Kansas City 0 Chicago 4 Baltimore 8 1 Washington York at Boston rain LEAGl 2 year olds 640 420 1160 740 470 Also ran: Bart's Tick The Swede Rex Outis 111 STREET BETWEEN id IVi BLKS KOO OAMTOIi ct A A rello whirled to his right and flipped back to the circling Ve reb red Hamilton threw the ore necessary block and Vereb was over the goal untouched boo Laughery whose point saved Maryland a victory over Missouri week converted The pitchout play has the main one in Jim split offense for nine years at Maryland or this crucial game however he slickered up his offense by splitting his ends wide and the pitchout was used only sparingly It was the first time in 45 games that UCLA had been stoped from scoring California was the last to do it in iHoi) UCLA 9 Maryland 9 0 Maryland Touchdown (17 run) Laughery STATISTICS irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes Intercepted by Punts Punting average umbles lost Yards penalized Illinois 20 Washington 30 Purdue California 13 Minnesota 0 COP Ramblers 4 3 9 197 43 61 63 127 (i 6 6 () 31 Wash 15218 83 13 6 3 4 39 30 Pacers Stun Jackets 34 6 Grant Union may not be as bad off for football talent as Sacramento prep fans thought if their 31 6 runaway victory over Berkeley riday night is an indication' The Yellowjackets rated the class of the Bay Area were never in the hunt as the inex perienced Pacers applied the pressure from beginning to end of the contest Grant held at 21 0 lead at halftime on two touchdowns bv Charley Johnson and another by Rob Gonsalves Earl Greene scored on a fourth quarter and ran 90 yards for another in the same period for coach John un setters Berkeley Grant Scoring 2 Gonsalves Greene jonnson 4 ivinio Officials: Murchison linesman 830 340 270 260 220 290 ran: Baron Noor Senior Minch Passes Sectional Tee Test rank Minch Sr head pro at Del Paso Country Club an nounced yesterday he will not defend sectional honors won last year when he topped quali fiers for the National PGA Sen ior championship He will however enter the Northern California Pro Ama 21 teur championship an event he i once captured while playing io with citv champion rank To 'Aronto 35 5 Minch will be partnered by Dnill TPaar a 1 It I 1 i lwi ruiu ricuiK I'liiicii JI associate pro at Del Paso will team with club champion Peter Tait Kansas Tops Cougars 13 0 LAWRENCE Kan The University of football victory drought was ended at 17 games as a sophomore domi nated Jayhawk team struck for touchdowns in the second and fourth periods to beat Wash ington State Cougars 13 0 before 19000 howling fans yesterday It was the first Kansas football victory since the Jayhawks turn ed back Colorado 27 21 in the fourth game of the 1953 season 'Kansas was inside the Cou gars' 10 yard line four times without scoring One Jayhawk touchdown was called back be cause of a penalty first touchdown came on a wide sweep around right end good for three yards by flashy sophomore Negro half back John rancisco of Massi Ion Ohio Another Washington High product of Massilon John Traylor ran 28 yards in a 47 yard drive to set up the score The try for extra point failed Ralph Moody a substitute halfback returned a pass thrown by Washington rank Sarno 47 yards for the second touchdown and John Handley convened to end the scoring Washington State lost a touchdown that would have had the Cougars back in the game in the third quarter After driv ing 65 yards to the Kansas 13 quarterback rank Sarno pass ed to end Russ Quackenbush over the goal line Ouackenbush was hit hard fumbled the ball into the air and Bev Buller recovered for a touchback Washington State 0 9 9 Kansas 0 6 0 7 13 Kansas Touchdown: rancisco rum: mooqv interception) version: Handley STATISTICS irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by umbles lost Punts Punting average Yards penalized OR LOWER den brought the 4 year old home in 1:42 onljr two fifths of a sec ond off the track record The entry of Bobby Brocato and Bassanio finished second and third Bobby Brocato the betting favorite with George Taniguchi up led his stable mate "by five lengths to the wire Arrogate paid $630 $290 and $3 Bobby Brocato $250 and $210 and Bassanio $240 A crowd of 18796 wagered $1119313 IRST One mile rnmhlnation nurse S24OO: My lezebeile (Trejos i 1040 Break The Hee (York) Karim Spur (Loneden) lime 1 Money Getter Stew Philores Quadeli SECOND One nd: Callie Khan (Macse) Devan (Trejos) Mede To Order (Banks) Time 1:392 Also ran: Keepin' Com pany Put Scotch lying illy inally Broke Kcntilla Ginger Brandy elt Great Count eu ain Might Patch Karimbeau THIRD One mile 3 ycar olds and up combination purse S24(K): Bull Bern (Maese) 2710 1390 Texas Ranger (Hernandez) 5480 Joman (York) Time 1:38 Also ran: Luck Stone Hookv lb or om Strong aith and Snow Cap Two Legion change rank Dally Double Paid 10170 OURTH Six furlongs 3 year nld claiming nurse $3 (MX): 8 needy Edie revest Jet Queen York) Spv Lark (Trejos' Time 1:103 Also Wood Wind and Cui De Sac ITH 1116 miles olds claiming purse jjooo: Kao 1h i I ra ne) ilcathrr Hawk (Harmatz) Best Reader (Maese) Tlmn Also ran! Real Blend Trace Read Lady Brownie Cherry Malotte SIXTH One mile 3 year olds and up combination claiming handicap purse 85 (MX): a Grcy Tower (York) 500 290 240 Mintaka Moreno' 630 400 Cold Command (Peterson) 480 Time 1:361 Also ran: a Mcl Leavitt Silverado Pursuit and James Session Turk's Delight a Nancy Kerr Witcholm Stable entry SEVENTH One mile 3 year olds combination purse Jet Stream (Peterson) Trackmastcr (Moreno) Naligar (Macse) Time 1 :363 Also Will Star Ikcalike and Hickory Stick EIGHTH 1 116 miles 3 ycar olds and up The Bay Meadows Handi cap purse $25000: Arrogate (Longden) 630 290 300 a Bobbv Brocato (Taniguchi) a Bassanio (York' Tim 114? Alsn ran: Six Trigonometry Devilmentand The Char acter a Mr and Mrs Kerr entry NINTH IK miles 3 year olds and up combination The Lucretia Borgia Handicap No 2 purse 83090: AratiKos i steen i Master Eddie (Neves) Darn 'N Phar (Harmatz) Time 2:042 Also ran: Can Locate Trailct Vicky Jo Prince Did Cal Dcn Royal Jacopo cert Heels rariay Gamelvon Scratched Idolino ree Passes Capital Pair Produce One Cal Counter BERKELEY A bruis ing set of Illinois backs rolled un yardage easily yesterday but showed a surprising lack of scoring punch and were press ed to the limit to defeat stub born California 20 13 Jn an in tersectional football game Hard hitting Harry Jefferson Mickey Bates and Abe Wood sop slashed the Cal tackles and sliced around the ends at will but had nothing but trouble in the scoring zone as the Big Ten team opened its 1955 season The loss was the second straight for the beleaguered Boars The inexperienced Bears ac tually scored first in the nip and tuck tussle but failed to hold the big lllini backs the three times that hurt although repeatedly throwing back goal line threats ILLINOIS 1CKD the contest played before 32000 fans in Me morial Stadium with a brace of second half tallies after being held to a 7 7 deadlock at the intermission With Bates and Jefferson running wild after the second half kickoff the lllini rolled 61 yards in 15 plays to take a lead they never lost The payoff for the touch down was Em six yard pass to Rod Hanson al) alone in the end zone corner The Bears cashing in on a recovered fumble bounced back with a 42 yard scoring pass from sophomore quarter back Gus Gianulius to Herb Jackson moments later but Nick try for the point was blocked by Bob Baitto Gianulias and Jackson are both products of Mc Clatchy High THE BIG TEN team wrap ped it up as the fourth quarter opened Lindbeck capping an eight play 73 yard drive with a sneak from the one Dean'Renn missed the point but the lllini had all they needed as a desperation Cal passing attack in the closing minutes fizzled just beyond midfield Illinois bustling backs start ed ripping the Bear line to bits in the first half Jefferson slashing the tackles with bruis ing speed personally picked up 70 yards in 10 carries during the' period a total five yards greater than the entire Califor nia output The lllini threatened the first time they had the ball driving 74 yards in 15 plays to the Cal 10 but the march stalled and Dick Miller missed a field goal from the 16 After an exchange of punts the Bears reached midfield and with help on a pass interference ruling got to the Illinois 20 ive plays later with one min ute gone of the second quarter Ted Granger cracked right tackle for the touchdown and Nick Poppin converted ILLINOIS GOT back into the ball game at once A 28 yard punt out of bounds on the lllini 46 set up the tally Wood son and Jefferson alternated on the ground to the 13 with Woodson whipping wide right end on a pitchout to score be hind a crushing block by Gary a i conversion made it a halftime tic 7 7 The power of the Illinois at tack was reflected in the sta tistics Illinois rolled up 359 yards on the ground and 91 in the air while holding Cal to a slim G2 rushing and 175 by passing Illinois California Illinois scorlnz irj Wansnn Lindbeck) Lindbeck (1 plurge) Con versions: Renn 2 1 California scoring Touchdowns: Grander (4 run) Jackson 1'2 pass run from Gianulius) Conversion: oppin STATISTICS Illinois Cal 2) 359 94 13 6 0 2 395 2 Nashua Third to High Gun NEW YORK UP) King Ranch's High Gun won the $106 700 Sysonby Stakes yesterday in a close finish with Jet Action while the favored Nashua finished third in the slop at Belmont ydlA 4L LHC 111OU LldlA dl older handicap horses for Nashua Belair 3 year old tar and he quite make the grade undef the urging of Eddie Arcaro High Gun who won the race with Arcaro last year was rid den bv Bill Boland and dipped the mile and one eighth in 1:491 He paid $1100 and $630 Steed Gets Deer Close to Camp Steed 2329 Roanoake Avenue East Del Paso Heights got tltc Sierra deer season off with a hang yesterday when he is roDDcrl a four nointer about 200 285 yards from his camp near Mur Corral in El Dorado 2 County Steed shot the 175 pound 34 animal at 7 A nl 95 I HAVE TRIED COMORTABLE RESTAURANT IN SACRAMENfO Serving it fo6d ftaniLS r' 'X '1 at Wife mot4 REASONABLE PRICES Complete Roast Pryme Dinner 250 ALWAYS THE BEST 4 STEAK IN TOWN I or' Reservations Gl 3 5873 Ramblers Tip Aggies 7 6 DAVIS University of Ramblers defeated the California Aggies 7 6 ri day night with quarterback Nick Papac passing to end Dick 1 I i nn li Dciwdxlr GN' OURTH DOWN and iuuui foot to go UCLA massed eight Tommy Adamson ran a punt men in the line to stop the ex bafk yarcls for the Aggie)ected plunge Instead Taml)u sjxpOinter 1 1 1 a id a 1 4 1 I 1 I 4 AR WEST Sacramento JC 27 American JC 9 Oregon State 10 Stanford 0 Illinois 20 California 13 Colorado 14 Arizona 0 Utah 20 Idaho 13 T2 XlAntaKd CL Ixs Angeles State 0 Brigham 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Galt 25 Escalon 7 Davis 12 Rio Vista 0 Turlock 25 Manteca 6 Downev 7 Merced 0 College California Ramblers 7 California chorts 'ollorra 07 TasiiPn Chico State JVs 7 Sierra College 0 Nana JC 26 Marin JC 0 Bakersfield CC 36 Pasadena JC 0 Southern California 42 Oregon 15 Denver 33 Drake 7 San Jose State 34 Hawaii 0 Western Colorado 13 Colorado State 7 Whittier 20 Santa Barbara 7 Occidental 21 Long Beach Calif 7 Upsala 25 St Lawrence 2 Concord Va) 27 Salem (W a)7 Concord (W Va) 27 Salem (W Va) 7 Toledo 12 Detroit 7 Bowling Green 6 Kent State 6 Northern (SD1 56 Sioux alls 0 Jamestown (ND) 13 Bethel (Minn) 0 Dickinson (ND) 20 Bottineau orestry 12 Mavville (ND' 13 Valley City (ND' 0 Southwestern Oklahoma 30 East Cen tral Oklahoma 0 Middle Tennessee 21 Eastern Kentucky 14 San Jose State Whips Hawaii U34 toO SAN JOSE San Jose State struck for a touchdown on the second play riday and went on to rout the University of Hawaii football team 310 before 16000 fans Hawaii which upset Ne braska 6 0 a week ago failed to threaten moving the ball only as far as the San Jose 26 on the final play of the game Hawaii 0 0 0 San Jose 14 6 14 Martin to Join Hack CHICAGO (ZP) Pepper Martin one of the original members of the St Louis Car Gas House Gang will be a Chicag Cub coach in 1956 Terrapins Trip UCLA 7 0 (End Is Star AS nags 30 0 Victory I NNE A PO Ll touchdown underdog Washing ton ground Minnesota into fumbling futility yesterday for a 30 0 victory triggered hy the smashing play of veteran end Jim Houston Houston a 6 1 senior scored two touchdowns and qet the props for field goql with a 51 yard runback of an intercepted pass after breaking up a first quarter' (Minnesota scoring threat Save for a brief recovery in the fourth period attack was the picture of inept ness Houston was largely re sponsible for making it that way with a pair of alert moves that put the Gophers on the skids WITH MINNESOTA six yards away from a touchdown early in the game Houston rushed Gopher quarterback Don Swanson blocked his pass behind the line gathered it in and sped to the Minnesota 34 When down Derby goal' Houston scored again late in the first quarter on a four yard pass from Steve Roake to top off an 82 yard Washington drive Midway through the third period Gopher quarterback pitchout sailed into the end zone Houston fell on it there HALBACK MIKE Monroe streaked 46 yards with a punt return earlv in the fourth quarter Jim Jones cracked over from the two Washington thwarted the only promising drive halfway through the fourth quarter and then launched its final scoring sally Al erguson passed 38 vards to red Snv der on the two and Harry man went over Washington 19 9 7 Minnesota 0 9 9 0 Washington scoring Tnuchdmvn: Hous ton 2 (4 pass from Roake recovered fumble) Jones (2 plunge' Harryman (3 plunge) ield goal: Derby (27) Conyer XZV( STATISTICS irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted bv Punt? Punting average umbles lost Yards penalized Con mile claiming nurse 82200: 450 50 420 'rtfr va' 1 KTTz DICK 21 7 MT COTTAGE igi STATISTICS Grant Berkeley 11 irst downs rushing 3 2 irst downs passing 0 irst downs penalties 9 13 total first downs 3 391 Yards gained rushing 119 11 Yards lost rushing 23 290 Net yards rushing 87 107 Nel yards passing 9 397 Total yardage 87 7 Passes attempted 4 6 Passes completed 4 1 Passes had intercepted 3 1 Number of punts 9 Punts had blocked 9 35 Average length each punt 33 3 Times fumbled 5 3 Lost balls on fumbles 2 1 Times penalized 3 5 Yards penalized 40 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet GB New York 95 57 625 Cleveland 93 60 60S 2'4 Chicago 99 63 588 5'j Boston 83 69 546 12 Detroit 78 75 510 17'a Kansas City 63 99 412 3214 Baltimore 56 97 366 39'4 Washington 53 100 346 4214 Pet GB Brooklyn 97 55 6'18 Milwaukee 85 (W 556 12fe I New York 79 73 520 18 i Philadelphia 76 76 300 21 I Cincinnati 74 79 481 23 Ji Chicago 72 80 477 25 Sl Louis 67 86 438 30'Ai Pittsburgh 60 93 392 371s Results Yesterday I Brooklyn 3 1 Pittsburgh 4 6 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 I Milwaukee 3 St Louis 4 Philadelphia nt New York rain I 50.