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Show 32 Washingt on . . 28 Southern Cal .. 1 3, . . 20 Wisconsin.... 6l Utah State...; 12 Wyoming : . . . 20 Notre Dame . . 20 f.Hchig an State . 9 Tex. Christian . 41 Ohio State 6 Stanford : 7 Michig an ; . 0 Arkansas . Arizona.. . . . J. 7 Colo. A&M... 12 Indiana ..... ... ... .....13 COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Alert First, Arch Matsos intercepted By UNITED PRESS Michigan State took advantage a pass by Michigan fullback John of two Michigan miscues hi the Herrnstein on the Michigan 38 second half and converted ithemN and. after , eight plays j carried to ; into a field gyal and a touchdown for a 0 victory over ;thei Wolverines Saturday before 101,001 fans at Ann Arbor,- - Mich. Under Michigan, a three-poidog, actually outplayed State in the first half, piling up 137 yards against only 51 for the Spartans. But then came the second; half and disaster for the battling Wo9-- -- ! nt ' lverines. ! Wyoming Batters Second- sixth-ranke- 6. -- Ken-Winbe- ng quarter. Johnny Majors scored twice and set up another touchdown in the first half in firing 32-2- 0, j Top-rank- ed rg lOth-ran- k- i-- JM'yf : '' i ':T': ' a 2 victory over the defending Skyline Conference Champs Saturday night before 11,138 partisan fans. The Wyoming line stalled the Aggies when it counted most and made every one of its drives pay 20-1- j Uf f- A' -I - ..:.v:.- v ys x--y- V -- Utah Aggies! t ' w iiriiiiMMMM hm - i Mtainn nl't ti nit ii. Notre Dame Conq tiers Indiana, one-touchdo- wn ' j 80-ya- rd . d- ' st ; - 13-ya- j . after. rd 97-ya- rd Oklahoma Crushes Kansas State 190-pou- nd k, . ' ir,imn touchdowns by Utah State's! Jack ( Jackrabbit) Hill Spelled the 12-- 7 margin of victory for the Utah Aggies over Arizona University !M Saturday night. Hill was the key man of the 20-- 6 game for the Aggies, doing a brilliant defensive job as well as SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP) accounting for . all u his f team's points. He snared three of five Quarterback Paul Hornung steer Wildcat passes which were in- ed Notre Dame to its first win of tercepted by the Utaas. and ran back the .first of these 64 yards the season Saturday, passing for and scoring an initial for u touchdown in the. ' i'I other in leading ' the Irish to i quarter. In the second quarter an 20-- 6 victory over Indiana. march by the Utahns was The triplethreat Hornung com capped by Hill's plunge into the end zone from the line. pleted nine passes for 134 yards He attempted both conversions and picked up another 81 yards on the ground to evn the Irish but both attempts failed. Arizona ougained its rivals won-loNotre record both on the ground and in the Dame's early season setback air, but could not put together a against Southern Methodist. He tossed a scoring drive until the last quarpass to ter, when halfback Art.Luppino Aubrey Lewis for one touchdown knifed over the goal line with and sent the Irish on a only, two minutes left. Luppino drive through the (Hoosies in 11 kicked the extra point. piays lor anotner touchdown. He handed "the ball to Lewis to wind up the scoring and kicked two of three conversion attempts. The Irish had a tough time in downing the fighting , Hoosier team which racked up 17 first 66-- 0 downs to Notre Dame's 22 and five less on the NORMAN Okla., (UP) Clen- gained only the yards 271. winners' than, ground don Thomas, right ihalf-bacled an OklahonYa scoring parade Saturday as the nation's Clemson Ekes Out No. 1 football team steamrolled past Kansas State 66-- 0 in. its 13-- 7 Win Over NCS opening Big Seven conference . RALEIGH, . N.C. ;UP)Clem game. A Homecoming crowd of' 47,- - son, rocked on its heels for three .. . WV A. . vw iiuiieu uui iiv see ivansas periods by underdog North Caro its thirri strniertif Stat lriK o " tma lina State, broke loose behind, the and Oklahoma win consecutive running of veteran halfback Joel viptory No. 32. It wasOklahoma's Wells Saturday night for two 58th straight triumph in the quick fourth quarter touchdowns and a narrow 13-- 7 victory. one-yar- j. 3 f" V ni n ? iiitii I I , iiiini nin In nnr IIE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR Michigan halfback Jim Pace (43) dives over the line for two State game at Ann Arbor. The Spartans, takyards during the third quarter of Michigan-Michiga- n won Wolverine of miscues the gameHWU.C UP Telephoto). ing, advantage . W Washington Triumphs Over ll inois, 28-1- 3 - ,. ' (UP) SEATTLE, Wash Dean Dashing Derby sprinted 92 yards for a first period touch down and scored another in the fourth to spark Washington to a 3 intersectional football vic tory over Illinois before 36,000 28-1- ; fans Saturday. , Derby, who also kicked all four of Washington's extra" points", was . the darling of His fabu lous footwork, set a school record for the longest , run from scrim magethe longest gallop" since Hugh McElhenny wenT91r-yar- ds for the Huskies in 1950. Illinois fumbled itself out of a touchdown at the start. Harry Jefferson and Abe the-day- Hal-bac- ks South-er- a fourth-perio- d down a late upsurge byWisconsin to win 13--6 Saturday before 53,000 persons in Camp Randall stadium. g Wisconsin de The hard-chargin- Woodson' carried Illinois to three first downs in four plays after the kickoff. The quarterback Hiles Stout, clobbered by three Husky backs, bobled the ball on the Washington six and guard Don Armstrong pounced on it for ' i 190-pou- nd d 0; 6; 0; 19-1-3, 2. 7; ... ' v Charlie Arnold tossern, ed three payoff passes as Southern Methodist downed Missouri sub halfback Ken Bombardier's third period touchdown 4 gave Minnesota a victory over Purdue; Iowa rallied for a 3 victory over Oregon State; Southern California ' edged Wis behind the explosconsin, 13-ive running of Jon Arnett and Howard Cook's two touchdowns enabled Colorado to nip Kansas, 20-1- 3; 33-2- 7; v 21-1- 14-1- 6, 26-2- 5. California's ployed an eight-ma-n twice-beate- explosive running of fullback Herb Jackscbt to upset seventh ranked Pittsburgh, 14-- 0 at LoS Angeles. Th Panthers, who failed to threaten the California oal once, suffered several costly penalties, especially in the first half when they were assessed 80; yards against none for the bears. In another f major intersectjori-a- l game, Dean Derby scored two touchdowns;; one on a ..n, to power Washington to 3 victory over invading Illi nois. It was the Huskies f, rst n em- victory over,. Illinois in four en- line and the counters.' 92-ya- rd l 28-1- i SUNDAY HERALD SUNDi Prep Grid Scores Moab32, Notre Dame KJ . " ag-pai- DAIRIES 505 North University Avenue J j 14 .'ill-Montan- , a - 19 Powerful Vols Hammer Duke 33-2- 0 in Rain ' DURHAM, N.C. (UP) Johnny Majors, a blur of flashing feet on a rainswept field, scored or set up three quick touchdowns rd 21-ye- ar ar at iversity 18 Kentucky '17 Florida 8 South Carolina 14 N. Carolina Clemson 13 N. Carolina State Virginia Military Institute 35 Richmond 20 Louisville 41 EVansville, 13 Vanderbilt 32 Albama 7 0 7 , MIDWEST Michigan State 9 Michigan 0 Tulane 20 Northwestern 13 South Dakota. 32 North Dakota 13 Notre Dame 2p Indiana 6 Xavier (0.) 31 Ohio Univ. 7 Iowa 14 Oregon State 13 Ohio State 32 Stanford 20 Minnesota 21 Purdue 14 Southern Methodist 33, Missouri 27 Southern California 13 Wisconsin 6 Nebraska 9 Iowa State 7 Colorado 26 Kansas 25 ' Minnesota Rallies . Win Bring 21-1- 4 Over Boilermakers Minne-sota'- s MINNEAPOLIS (UP) rs new version of Golden Go-phe- established themselves as a definite ."flark horse" in the .!Bi Ten race Saturday by coming from behind twice to defeat Purdue, - before 59,134 fans.. It was the Gophers second straight win and the first against Big Ten . Competition. Auburn 41 Furman 0 Coach 'Murray Warmath's (leet The Citadel 40 Stetson 0 13 7 Sewanee backs recovered a fumble 'on1 the Millsaps 33 14 Miami (O) Toledo Purdue 27 on. the second, play Jt of Tulsa 54 Marquette 0 the second half and movedj 27 Bowling Green 46 Drake 7 yards in six plays to tie the game; Oklahoma A&M 32 Wichita 6 up at 1S4. I'"; SOUTHWEST Fullback Dick Borstad recovered Oklahoma 66 Kansas. State 0 the fumble, and plunged overj left Texas Christian 41 Arkansas 6 d from the Ue to Put Rice 23 Louisiana State-1in j fcack 14 the 0 Houston game. j Gophers Mississippi " tfas led 40 twice in 7 Purdue Texas A&M Texas Tech ; first Eastern New Mexico 28 Cotpus half "by scores of 0 and 14-- but ' the Gophers took command in the Christi University 0 second half. West Virginia 7 Texas 6 21-1- 4, . j f i -- j . r two-yar- 4 - 7-- 7j , i wn - (25-ya- rd John 10-ya- rd R. -- - 18-ya- rd (9-ya- rd BERNTSEN ' 1 and , (11-ya- rd 1 ! 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Air 7 College 14 14 Academy Penn State Army 34 and Lewis Clark Tiifts 19 Harvard 13 Collegejof " Idaho t$ ; Connecticut 27 Rutgers 7 Western 0) 34 N. Texas Mexico i Navy 14 Cornell 0 6 Hurricane 39, Parowan McCOARD OIL CO. Got Yours Now for Deer Season! WEST 0--20 FR lo'JU UNIVERSITY 4 By UNITED PRESS EAST - . .134 - m. one-touchdo- (UP) Coach Andy Everest's Utah University freshmen football team started what it hoped may be another undefeated season Saturday by walloping Carbon College 44-- 0 in an afternoon game in Ute Stadium. The Ute papooses already are unbeaten in two consecutive seasons and the win "today marked their 10th straight victory. -- : The Utes scored in every period and rolled up 401 yards from scrimmage in outmannihg the visitors from Price. Carbon gained 106 yards from scrimmage the heavier Utah team.' Ken Vierra, a Hayward, Calif., Prep product, directed the Ute attack in 'admirable fashion while completing four out of five 7; 1956 J KM I ,.Y t - COLLEGE GRID RESULTS Can-navi- ne SALT LAKE CITY Mail Holy Cross 20 Colgate 6 Gettysburg. 20 Albright 6 . Friday's Results v 6 20 Brown 2 Yale Uintah 18, Morgan I 6 regon 0 New Hampshire 13 Rhode Island 7 UCLA Union 12, Judge 6 27 Boston College Fii. Miami, South Summit 14, North Summit 0 Lehigh 25 Bucknell 6 13 Hardin-SiT G. Washington Wasatch 32, Park City 6 SOUTH 13 Clark ij Inst. 27;Tuskegee Pleasant Grove 33, Grantsville 0 21 Harbor JC 7 El Camirr 14 0 Maryland Baylor 6 Ameridan Fork 20, BY High 34 Wayne St. 23 WeMeyah Neb. Tennessee 33 Duke 20 Bingham 32, Lehi 0 Vocationot' 79 Arkansas Bapt. 0 Mississippi State 19 Georgia 7 Millard" 55, Wasatch" Acad.' 7 ij 0 WMA Joplin Je.55 Virginia 7 Wake Forest 6 Delta 19, North Sanpete 13 7 Coll. Coll. 0 Ft. Hays William and. Mary 18. Boston Un- Sou'w'n Milford 13, Beaver 0 14-1- DCSt!!)QZiC0 HEAL REALTY & Insurance Co. quarter in - defeating Northwest- ! and his understudy piled up two more Saturday to ''give Tennessee a. 33 to 20 victory over Duke. It was the highest scoring game in the. rivalry despite the rain that kept the crowd to only 22,000 and made the footing slippery and the ball soggy. But the Vols were always in front, and ended a four-yeDuke reign in the series. tailback Majors, triple-threin Bowden Wyatt's hopped-u- p single wing, ripped off scoring runs of 18 and 28 yards in the first period, plunging Duke in a hole to stay. Duke managed to move against the charging Vols line, led by end Buddy Cruze, only In the second period. The blue devils, 14 0 6 1232 Ohio State underdogs, drove 71 62 and 6 7 7 Stanford yards for scores with Ohio State scoring: touchdowns, sub quarterback Bob Brodhead Clark 2, filling in at the split-- T for inrun, run) Roseboro 3, (seven yard jured regular Sonny Jurgensen. run, seven yard run, Tennessee, whose Wyatt was pass from Clark). Conversions, Kriss 2. picked as United Press coach of Stanford scoring: touchdown, "the week for his team's. opening Valli run, Isaacs thumping of Auburn, was off to from Barbee pass its most impressive, start since Brodie), (four yard pass from Brodie). 1951 when the Vols went undefeatConversions, Rafferty 2. ed to the Sugar Bowl. 11-ya- WE STILL HAVE A FEW s--r backfired, pass being bled and another intercepted to set up Ohio's winning touchdowns. ' Fires Aerials ' Brodie fired two, touchdown passes in completing 21 of . 35 tosses but he couldn't match the explosive running of the Buckeye's Clark and Roseboro. Clark scored twice on runs of 35 and 11 yards. Roseboro scored three touchdowns, two on seven yard line smashes and a clincher on Clark's 18 yard pass. The teams matched touchdowns until late in the third period. Stanford scored first with fullback Lou Valli going over from the eight. Clark matched that singlehandedly. He returned the kickoff 20 yards and on consecutive plays i ran 34 and 35 yards to score. Roseboro added another touchdown for Ohio a moment later but Brodie went to work again. y He completed five of seven pass es in leading his team 92 yards, with an pass to end Carl Isaacs good for a touchdown. Leads at Half 3 at the half, Ohio, leading marched 65 yards in 13 plays with Roseboro going over early in the third period. Stanford fought back with Brodie, completing four of five passes, the last a four yarder to Troy Barbee in the' end zone to tie the score at the Huskies. Bobby Herring made two yards at left tackle and then Derby slanted off left tackle and sprinted 92 yards to score. A personal foul against Illinois set up Washington's second period touchdown. The penalty moved the ball to the one, from where Credell (Incredible) Green punched into the end zone. Luther Carr's third period fumble on the' Washington 22 put Illinois back in the game. Jefferson made 20 of the 22 yards to the : end zone, 17 of them in a 20. The Big Ten champions then twisting, grinding scoring push. Dick Miller kicked the extra had two quick touchdowns to win the game. Brodie completed a point. 23 yard pass to Joel Fries but he fumbled and Buckeye Joe pounced on. the ball on Stanford's 43. Four plays later 44-- 0 Clark was off on his second touchdown jaunt. Score by periods: fense kept halfback Jon Arnett from unrolling more than one of his trademarked long runs, but the Los Angeles senior made up for it by ramming for 182 yards, most of it in short spurts. Arnett's running helped set up the first Trojan score and he ran for the second, scoring from six yards out Wisconsin, using a passing attack that worked only . occasionally, scored late in the fourth period on a drive that put to gether six complete passes the last on. a seven-yar- d effort from to end Dick Simonson quarterback Dave Howard. passes. 55-yar- 135 NO. UNIVERSITY 23-ga- me . Trojans Beat Down Badger Upsurge With 1 3-- 6 Victory Utah Freshmen MADISON, Wis. (UP) Post Win California scored first and touchdowns and beat Over Carbon . M 0. 7, 6-- j I 8, v 7, Box Elder 14, North Cache 0 Logan 27, South Cache 0 ' Weber 26, Davis 0 . 13, Bountiful Bear River 7 last year. West 0. 14, East Stanford scored first, then ral32 South Cyprus 12 lied to tie the score at 20-a- ll Granite 7 12, with quarterback John Brodie's Olympus Tooele 14, Murray 7 passing doing the damage. The Carbon 20, Frovo 0 Stanford aerial game, however, Orem 14, Payson 0 fumone 20-ya- rd (Special)-f-Tw- o 7; Stanford fired 39 passes at Ohio but it was the Buckeyes who made the aerial attack pay a surprise 18 yard shot from Don Clark to Jim Roseboro in the final period. That wrapped up Ohio's eighth straight victory and avenged a 0 upset to Stanford 54-ya- rd TUCSON, Ariz.,' 0; Ohio. J Arizona, 127 7-- 6, famine that extended back to 1953 by edging Dartmouth, 14-while in other major eastern games, Army j outfought Penn behind the running State, 14-and passing of Bob Kyasky; Navy downed Cornell, 14-Holy Cross three touchupset Colgate, 20-downs by Tom Morris helped Princeton rip Columbia, 39-Tufts 1 surprised Harvard, and Yale buried Brown, 20-' Quarterback Paul Hornung scored one touchdown and passed for another as Notre Dame Tulane whipped Indiana, 20-scored all its points in the second ,00 .32-20, The Cowboys and Aggies each collected 11 first downs, with the defending champions proving sngnuy superior on uie ground and the Cowboys, undefeated this season, taking a big edge in the passing department. Crawford climaxed a Wyoming drive in the first' period with a run into the end zone but his attempt for the extra point was no good. j , lied twice Saturday to defeat before 82,881 Stanford, fans, one of the largest crowds ever to see a football game in I ;, 33-2- COLUMBUS, O., (UP) Ohio State, using an exploive running attack and a strategic pass, ral- .r-- : . r;. 0 ed Tenessee to a triumph over Duke in the south's biggest game of the day. Elsewhere in the southland. Auburn rambled to a 41-- 0 victory over Furman; Virginia upwhen center set Wake Fost Jim Keyser blocked a conversion attempt by the Deacons in Ithe last minute; Baylor handed Maryshutland its first regular-seaso- n Mississout in eight years, 14-ippi State dumped Georgia, 19-Kentucky ripped Florida, 17-and South Carolina blanked North Carolina 14-Penn ended a victory AirGround Attack Gives OhioansWin (UPJ UOlO Bef re Buckeyes Come From Behind twice To Trip Stanford in 32-2- 0 Bfattle i Tailback Jim Crawford crashed through the center of the Colorado A&M line and ran 20 yards in the first period to start , the Wyoming Cowboys on the road to - 18-ya- rd j . off.- pass-catchi- - V COJLLiINS, then added the Buckeyes clinch er on an pass from Dojgu ClarK to tne final penoa. In a nationally-televise- d game, d Texas Christian opened defense of its southwest conference championship by burying Arkansas 41-- The Horned Frogs, employing a diversified running and passing game, gained a 13-- 0 lead in the first half on two and ,add-e- u TD's by the final scores in more three its 32nd straight victory and its ,58th consecutive Big Seven conference triumph. Halfback Clendon Thomas scored three touchdowns for the Soohers, who grabbed a 33-- 0 lead in the first half and then turned the scoring chore) over to their fourth and fifth units:. .Fourth-ranke- d Ohio State, paced by the running and of Jim Roseboro, rallied twice to defeat Stanford, before 82,881 fans at Columbus, O. Roseboro tallied three times, twice on seven-yar- d dashes, and 66fO, jfor the 14, John! Matsko booted a field goal for the Spartans.. -ranked Michigan State got another break early in the. fourth quartet when Jim Hinesley recovered a Herrnstein fumble on the Wolverine 21 Six- plays later, Dennis Mendyk crashed over from the five. Oklahoma, meanwhile, clobbered Kansas State, D FORT Micho gain aos par? 334 WEST TR 3-2- 20i ; rsr t :jQ) CENTER 266 N. University Av,a., Prove i ; |