Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 15A Committee Maps Plans for Annual Ogden City Bowling Tourney R 14 1948 Unheralded Subs Shine as Notre Dame Comes From Behind to Take 12-- Tilt Redskins Drive 45 Yards In Last Few Seconds to Tie Oregon State 20 to 20 Bv Jack W Kerr CORVALLIS Ore Nov 13 (UP) The University of Utah football team apparently beaten battled 45 yards to score a touchdown in the last 42 seconds of the game and then converted the extra point to tie Oregon State college 20 to 30 before 8000 unenthusiastic fans here today The Beavers evidently hadn't counted on the spirit that gave the Utes a 6 upset last year at Salt Lake City over the uregon staters Halfback Gene Evans started the by roaring back eight punt A yards with Don Samuels'took fullbulling plunge back Bill Boren to the 20 and Cannon (Ball) Parkinson Utah's clever a pass to end quarterback flipped Banard Hafen on the eight from where Boren cracked to the one and Parkinson carried the ball across Bud Gleaves booted the perfect kick that gave Utah the tie Oregon State which has scored 95 points in the last four games but won only one of them bore down' from the first whistle and a drive sparked by Samuel's long pass to tailback Ken CarpenJ ter ended with Stan McGuire taking a Carpenter pass in the end zone for the tally McGuire kicked the extra point Utah heads up for a break retaliated by collecting an Oregon State fumble on State's 15 yard line The Parkinson passing arm clicked and a line buck and end around was climaxed when end Bill Van Zandt went over In the third period Oregon State drove 48 yards to score on a nine-yar- d pass from Carpenter to end Dick Lorenz The try for point failed as had the Utes' previous Rocky-mounta- never-say-d- in ie 7-- acore-knott- er 17-ya- rd pass-iussi- 53-ya- rd 7 By Ted Smits SOOTH BEND one-yar- Their heroic last quarter down came after An Murakowski on Dut NorthweMcrn anead 90-var- This was Notre Dame's 20th Grove McGuire — Kuppe 91-ya- rd Masi - Byers Carpenter Laidlaw Samuel Twenge Knudsen Left guards — Neff Angelos Centers — Olsen Dalebout Nalder Gleave Right guards — Right tackles — Adams Robin- Right ends — —Stevens Prinster Parkinson BoQuarterbacks ren Left halfs — Evans Tate Right halfs — Matthews Allen Anderson Fullbacks — Summerhays Nich- 170-pou- nd 180-poun- will feature the annual Ogden Singles doubles teams and City men s championships December 4 and 5 ana uecemner 11 and VI Directors and committeemen are shown above front row left to right: John OToole Don Sparks Horald Bateman and Lynn Foley Back row left to right: Harry Davis and Roy Morris Entries close Novemall-even- ts Field to Rams Win 20 0 Big ber Bid for Peters Left tackles Over ai Drub Mendenhall Left guards Trojans Titles Hachten Centers Fort Collins Ogden Barnes Huskies to McMurtry Right guards Schutte Right tackles Ashcraft Henke Jones and half Tune ol 32-- 7 End Stillwell Fletcher Right ends stole the back Oliver 26 T 13-a- spgjirx" HIGHWAY -- tk d ot ols Morris Seore by periods: 7 0 6 7—20 Oregon State 6 0 7 7—20 Utah Tate McGuire Touchdowns: Lorenz Parkinson (2) Twinge Points after touchdowns:' McGuire (2) Gleave (2) Referee: Lee Eisan California umpire Lynn Jones Oregon field By Bob Campbell Washington FORT COLLINS Colo Nov 13 judge Ted RowtherJames Hole State Linesman (UP) — George Michigan State thunWoods der of lithe little Eddie Hanna today as the Colorado A & M Rams won a 20-- 0 victory over Brigham Young Cougers in a mildy interest ing Big Six conference football game 39-ya- rd Utah Aggies1 Score By DENVER Nov IS CUP) — DenNotre Dame scored first on a ver with Hal "Piston march in the first period- be- Legs''university two touchPfeiffer scoring 59305 of fore the capacity crowd over Utah with John Panelli carrying it over downs ran rough-sho- d State before 13297 fan- today to from the two yard line Until near the end of the third seore a U-- t Skyline football victhis would be period it looked likecould do But tory all that either team The gome was played in ntogs then with Notre Dame on the march Murakowski jumped high weather and on field nade to into the air to take Tripucka's pass order for the I'tags damD and and dart down the sidelines Jim Farrar s conversion put Northwest- sticky But Denver line was too ern ahead and it almost seemed tough and the Logan Utah eleven that the year's biggest football up- could moke little yardage either set was in the making on the ground or in the air But the After an even first period Coach Gay and the Landry came driving John Baker's team went on a ramdown the field starting from Notre page Nearly every time the Denver Dame's 37 yard line Gay carried eleven got toe ball they scored mark to The Pioneers scored once in toe it over from the one-fokeep Notre Dame's record untar- first period twice in the second nished and third periods and once more To start the same Murakowski in the fourth Bob uruenler and Frank Aschenbrenner slammed verted 5 out of 6 times their w ay down to the Notre Dame Utah State got its lone 45 Aschenbrenner fumbled only after they got the ball on Denver s to have Mike Swistowicz of Notre line in the first period The Dame drop the ball on the next Utags broke through the Denver play forward wall on fourth down beChuck Hagmann recovered but fore a could be gotten off a penalty dropped Northwestern Jay Vanpunt went over to score back to its 45 Don Burson passed from the Noyd line Andy Pav to Aschenbrenner for 15 Murakow- sen Denver's fullski ripped off two first downs sod back and Jim Jordan a scat-hathen Aschenbrenner failed to make picked up yardage almost at will his yardage by inches and Notre John Parise added his "air arm' One hundred five man teams Dame took over on its nine to the Denver attack Van will compete for team honors in It took 16 plays for Notre Dame was ably assisted by Ralph Noy the 1948 Ogden city men's bowl- to score with Terry Brennan's 21 and John Caputo Nerval ing championships at Paramount yard run the brightest spot m the Hansen was a standout on ton Bowl and Ogden Bowling Center relentless parade defense President Horald Bateman anNortwestern again led by the Farmer The first time Denver got the nounces Murakowski smashed to ball they scored marching 51 lhne 24 In Dame's Notre early Team doubles singles and all- yard Pfeiffer took a slick handoff yards came events will hold the attention of the second period but nothing Girtin the quarterback from Jack it line and scored from the four-yar- d keglers of Ogden on December 4 ofIn with third the Gay Dequarter 5 at and Paramount Bowl and Gruenler' s kick was blocked decisknown his presence cember 11 and 12 at Ogden Bowl- makingin Utah State struck back quickly place of the ailing Emil with Van Noy setting toe ively ing Center Dame kept pounding Notre Sitko The team competitions will be points But from that point it was at Northwestern's goal no contest rolled at Paramount Bowl with away ball on the Northwest- strictly With the Before the half ended Pfeiffer other events at Ogden Bowling ern 14 Tripucka passed down the touchdown on a Center field It was intended for Bren- - scored his second Jordan ran and gallop Committeemen are: Horald Bate- nan but Murakowski got it instead Utag seven from man Lynn Foley Harry Davis The Notre Dame defense was so yards to the sneaked over Girtin John O Toole Roy Morris and D C spread out that Murakowski's dash where Denver kept a full head of steam inwas without sidelines the down Sparks to score All championships including all terruption Tripucka came the clos- up in the second half cut loose events fire on scratch totals All est to overhauling him Running threp- more times Parise 4 w dived field the he Slantwise down pacing handion money will be distributed at Murakowski on the Notre Dame Roy with an underarm passa whichcap basis mm good tor 33 yards ana loucnline but missed Handicap wiU be based upon Just as the third period ended down An intercepted pass set up 66 23 difference between bowler's Minn by Another fumble recovery was line Utah on State s a score by desperate turned into a fnnrth down nass Parkinson to Hafen down to the two yard marker and in two plays Parkinson snoakod throueh for the score and Gleave converted to tie the count at ll con- 1929 and 1930 ry Utah Left ends — Hafen Martin Van Zandt Left tackles — Thornton Mc- - try d secutive victory and it put Coach Frank Leahy's name in the records alongside that of the great KfjBp Rockne Leahy's team has now gone 26 41-- 6 games without defeat counting the 1946 scoreless tie with Army string equalling the brilliant Rockne spun with bis last team m By Tom Laurie Left tackles —- Austin Niemi Left guards — Simon Honker Centers — A Gray Swarbrick Overman Krell Right guards — Desylvia Right tackles — Austin inglesby Right ends — Quarterbacks Rouse Snider Left halfs — D Gray Kelly Right halfs Newton Fullbacks — ' Pioneers Lace run when he intercepted Francis Tripucka's pass 15-1- Mc-Rea- ur&eralddp substitutes William Gay and John Landry brought Notre Dame from behind to defeat Northwestern 12 to 7 today in a bruising battle of football titans touch-4- Oregon's Dick Twenge plunged d line and over from the McGuire converted for what looked like the clincher — until Utah took the bit in its teeth 4 edge Oregon State held a in first downs but gained Only 174 yards to Utah's to17787 in rusning Tbe had a 150 yard edge over the invaders in passing gains Lineups: Oregon State Left ends — Lorenz 13 (AP) —Two Ind Nov Unseasonably warm weather oozed frost out of the field to pro vide slick footing as an estimated 4500 fans basked in the sunshine Jones was a defensive powerhouse and intercepted a pass which he turned into a touchdown as his — Bird McGee — Bastian — Davis ilton — Colley Beck Ham- Mon-so- n — son Vu-kovi- ch Peter- — Nix Jessoip By Alex Kahn LOS ANGELES Nov 13 UP) — University of Southern California today celebrated its 60th year of football by methodically grinding weak University of Washington team into defeat 32 to 7 The score was the largest rolled up by Southern California over Washington since it beat the northern team 44 to 7 in 1931 But des pite the lopsided score 44345 fans in Memorial coliseum saw the weak Washington team battle every minute of the way Southern California scored once or more in every period capitaliz when they came ana ing on breaks marching on sustained drives when necessary Coach Jeff Cravath never one to run up a large score unless he is incapable pf halting it sent in virtually his entire squad All the Southern California backs showed to advantage against the Halfback Don light opposition Doll and fullback Bill Betz stood out a shade better than the others Two backs and two guards were the backbone of the Washington team The linemen were guards Bob Levenhagen and Alf Hempstad while Brooks Biddle and Hank Tiedemann stood out in the back-fiel- d Quarterbacks — Powers Dill Murphy Rogers Left halfbacks — Doll Kirby Cantor Anderson Beaman Right halfbacks — Battle Kordich Roundy Scott Fullbacks — Martin Pucci Betz Washington Left ends — Olson Kean Left tackles — Precheck Vick-er- y 20-ya- rd two-yar- hard-chargi- ng de Roy-lan- ce 195-poun- d n Left guards — Levenhagen Burnett Hurd Centers — McGovern Michael Hughes Right guards — Hempstad Judd Sevdel Right tackles — Bayer B Smith Coatney — It 36-ya- rd and proceedings CouTid-BiFrom the Sports World gar punts several times put the in scoring territory Max and Buddy Baer former heavyweight boxers and Rams The Aggies scored two touchMelusky Stein in the second quarter — on Right ends former sergeants in Uncle Sam's army are thinking of doing downs Cloidt last plays of the and first the in now Hollywood doing period — and Jones' fourth quarter a night club brother act They are Quarterbacks — McCullough with Pavich Scanlan other was the for King good Screams" punt another "Africa interception Costello and Gay returned Aschenbrenner's Abbott a movie with average and 200 Left halfbacks — Dallas Seth present two 37 Landry made bulling his way over from too kicked score Faucett Dame Frank to the Notre Some of follow: the rules Wilson Sprinkle Rosenzweig toree Buddv teamed up with Milton4out of three of his extra point tries "For more than one entry in two successive first downs 37carryTne last score was made when and Right halfbacks — Biddle Hun- - team to Dahlberg on "Pagliacci' in coast Neither team had much luck in Northwestern the 7 B A ing C will event Rule Vern Cochran passed SI yards to gar toe on Angeles the other night and out first period but Colorado A another the Gay punched Fullbacks — Hatch Tiedemann govern 7 No who gathered the ball hi over writers say it sounded like the & M started driving late in the Landry15 on a quick opener Roy "Rule bowler may enter 27 and stepped over the his shoulder Kirby to shot opera of the same name drove the through Gay quarter and time ran out with the or participate more than once in Score by periods: goal-lin- e his aceond score for voice On 33 a first the line now on has Northwestern line the stubborn ball good the Buddy or individual added seven more Then 13 6 7 6—23 any g Gruenler converted ior tne nnn Southern Calif a deep throaty baritone Landry play of the second period dievent more nor in one than 0 0 7 0— 7 vision of any team almost to the goal line from straieM time Pat Green the Rams' small Washington n Max the former world's heavyor carried When the game ended Utah smashed took it over fullback where 2 Betz but Doll Gay Touchdowns: the now Battle mighty tips champion event in internaindividual weight was on Denver's State Martin Tiedemann: points after tional national state any Dame Notre through center for the touchdown loscales at 245 pounds He stands sectional but time ran out before they line his kick missed 2 Faucett Dill five touchdown: feet six — Rosenzweig six feet four Buddy cal or other sanctioned tournament Left ends Martin Flynn could the ball into toe end Green and Pat put Hanna A U Eddie C L Referee: FairJoe inches tall balances the Fleming Left tackles — McGehee CifeUi zone that in a duly chartered except Southern California its back made the Cornell: Williams Aggies roaring brought umpire: Alan banks at a mere 330 pounds or Association Championship Gaul Hudak — The lineups: for their second touchdown With first touchdown 10 minutes after Linesman: Douglas Lowell College City more than 70 pounds over what Fisher Johnson Left guards tournament of directors board the on a of most the start the k of the game Denver of Idaho: field judge: Elwood Green and Hanna doing Gro-tha— Groom Walsh B weighed when he was staCenters of the city association may permit eight plays with Art Battle Chicago carrying the Aggies drove to the drive in end Left Roy HyHegsd tioned at Bushnell hospital at bowlers affiliated with the city asto score Hain Bob From there line circling war — Oracko Wendell World five-ma- n Benick to sociation in the Brigham City during Right guards participate Biddle Washington's safety len tossed to Oliver Wood on the Wraths Lift tackles n y championship event as a mem- Lallv and four and Green drove through cen fumbled the next kickoff — Cl::"forn Fallon tackles one more ber of than Right Max of course was heavyweight regularly recovered on the three ter to score just as the gun Doll Peters Left guards — Woytok Gabse- Right ends — Hart Wightkin organized team under the following smashed over for the second champion of the world "until Jimmy extra the kicked Faucett sounded c : Baur w decisEspenan conditions: via Braddock took his title a minute and 50 seconds after — Tripucka Wilpoint to give the Aggies a 13-- 0 lead score Centers—CribarL Gruenler Wise of Quarterbacks members Five "(1) reguion Buddy came within an eyelash touchdown the any first at the intermission Potaatio 20-1- 3 the heavyweight of becoming In the second period the Trojans larly organized team who are com- liams The Aggies made their final — Brennan Smith Left halfbacks one Right Guards — Snider Strohm as bona world members in of the fide a run night Betz combined peting champion by in the fourth quarter Jones Gay one NOT Savage more than a to series with of smashes line in Washington D C when he may league intercepted Bushore's pass on the score Betz Right teckles — Craig Hordin-s- k Right halfbacks — Swistowicz LAFAYETTE Ind Nov 13 (UP) bowl together on the same team belted Joe Louis over the top rope running over from the and ran across line BYU Coutre Dolmas ' Landry THAN MORE in ONCE the four city Washington put together its Jimmy Joe Robinson a weasel-fas- t If the rules had been adhered to taucett first drive unmolested the goal-lin- e ends — Ellis Peterson Fullbacks — Panelli Spaniel Bight tournament association of in the the third game bowling that night ringside writers said tne extra and brilthe kicked a for halfback broke Moorer Harmon Wallner point through two a of members "(2) Only driving from its 35 to Southkt the time Buddy would have game ended Colorado A & M 20 period Max Baer Quarterbacks — Girtin Rillos touchdown sprint to- five-ma- n ern California's 26 but there the liant team already entered in Northwestern been heavyweight champion but 0 Young Brigham Ceckran toLeft ends — Zuravleff Thomas Trojans tightened and took over on day and added another tally later the city tournament may bowl Referee Ajthur Donovan didn't The lineups: Left halfs — Parise L Kuns n team downs tackles — Sawle Maddock Maison Left 13 victory gether on another care about sticking to the rules 20 to a to give Pittsburgh & M A Colorado memSouthern bona California fide then are of drove which a as went down l'they Esgers nd the fight Right half — Pfeiffer Jordan Left ends — Jones Abshire 74 yards in nine plays to back up over Purdue bers Left guards — Nemeth Daniels knockout for Louis in the record Benham Hirsch d Frch" " score of The the its fourth Doll dash over Bowlers are broke entered who 3) Nowicki Faught book Fevfck E Kurtz MsKib-be- n tackle and raced 15 rollback — five-ma— n score McGraw to tackles once Wietecha Left in the more Sarkisian than Centers yards after both of their Negro junior from Connell-- v Today Edwards Smith standing up Hifistic careers are finished neither Pa was only one of four long event must be bona fide members Petter The Huskies came right back Left guards— Pavlovich Mullison of the league from which the team Right guards — F Dad Pantera Utah Stale — Buddy nor Max have a kind word runs which in touch- Is entered ended either to however drove the Southern must Anderson Orme have and Left end Hughe? Murdock Leckenby particito say about boxing Centers— Stucker Walters Hor-to- n California 31 and there fullback downs or led to scores tackles— Cernoch Forman Garner in at least 25 per cent of the Right Some say that if Max hadn't pated Hank Tiedemann took a screen pass Banas Left tackles — Panter Nelson But Robinson's was the most games of each Right ends — Hagmann Stoe- regular scheduled taken up fighting Buddy wouldn't his iield and ran to a — Nalder Romney from w hich they are entered sifer Right guards — DodriH Yarring-to- n reversed guards have bothered with the game at all It league 30000 aroused fans who touchdown — Burson — Kedman Hess Guthof Scheufler entries date to Centers the Quarterback closing As Vincent Flaherty says: "Still prior g temThe final Trojan score came on a sat huddled in Left halfbacks — Aschenbrenner rie Right tackles— Hoch Bum Hoel-ze- r City Association tournament and all both Max and Buddy might march in four plays of peratures through the first period in the t guards — Hayes McAdams A player who so qualifies shall Miller Farrar have been great champions had it which the outstanding was a — Tunniclif4 F — halfbacks ends t one on tackles — Schwab Hulse no imof team more Riegel of than Right bowl Savage It came second both and that fact 'he Right for the been not part from Dean pass — Hansen Papadakia Dav quarterback ends Richt such Worthington from Haynes league them are big good natured guys DiU to halfback Al Cantor on Wash- mediately after Purdue scored its — Fullbacks — Murakowski Sund- in bowls who Taylor Caputo String-haQuarterbacks only Quarterbacks — Hainlen "(4 Anyone who would rather slap you on the first which Szulborski tally ten Bill Martin plowed Harry heim HIebasko Perricone tour Left halfbacks — Christiansen ington's enters or one the city back than punch you in the nose" 56 league chalked up scampering over on the next play for the score yards nament as a substitute bowler on Score by periods: Faucett Hanna Folsom Dewey Left halfs — Roylance Soren-ao- n Max made his first exhibition in d score from scrimmage the Despite —12 Woods halfbacks— team 8 6 Johnson Hodges 0 0 Dame Notre 1934 Right in after back originiating any Robinson took winning Trovich's Ogden Rudy ran up 14 first downs to 0 0 7 0— Fullbacks — Hallmark Green Washington Right halfs — Van Noy Machin kickoff in the Pitt end zone picked from a league in which the player Northwestern the world's heavyweight diadem 12 Southern California's Adams Johansen Cox 25 per from Primo Camera Touchdowns: Panelli Gay up his interference evaded one po- has not bowled at leastscheduled The lineups: — Gr"!l Romney Bul-le- n on his way cent of the regular Bill Coffman general manager of tential Points was and after tackier Young touchdofrait Brigham Southern California reonce in bowl the shall only cluH games game That was all Pitt's the Shriners Farrar Left ends— Hardy Weidauer K Score by periods: n Left ends — Tolman Cramer needed to rack up its spirited team event and BUT will have to be Referee: Russell Rupp Lebanon fifth victory ports that $100000 Deeds Stone n in L ft 14 14 7—41 event in Lloyd the E ONCE C in any Denver Ohio the starts six refunded from would-b- e ticket purlast — Umpire: Krieger valley Merrill Kimball Left tackles 6 0 0 0— 8 U field judge: L Larson Wiscon- Utah State chasers for the 1949 game at San aw Oliver — Denver R McPherlinesman: head -sin J Francisco — touchdowns Hambill Jfree Bearing Left guards son Obcrlin Checks have been mailed back 2: Pavich Girtin Roy 2 Pfeiffer Baer Dimick Buddy to all of these ticket seekers All Utah State Van Noy Points after Centers — Maglesby Hill 5 ducats have been gone for two 21 one tournament regardless as to touchdowns —Gruenler Right guards— Dalley Gillespie Minnesota 28 Iowa (Continued from page one) Lowell Textile 6 (tie) make this kind of sportsman Anderson Referee months Hentad Officials 13 20 or Purdue classes divisions Pittsburgh think twice and consider the Penn Military college 31 Ursinus South jL Howard Jack Demrjsev former heavy State Colorado Old- Umpire Bills Holt tackles— 7 Otterbein ft memIs a a When bowler Right "(5) Capital Brs-naha- n Alabama 14 Georgia Tech 12 Field Young judge weight champion has disposed of meaning of the word sportsman" royd 7 five-ma-n Brighsm 38 more teams Green two or of ber Morningside Bowling 14 Arnold 42 Auburn 14 A & M linesman Junior his elaborate home on Los teaz Colorado Utah and Utah State undoubtedly Bergen college — Georgia 14 ends Clark U ft tournament in Butler his Lang Ohio Right entered the city Clemson 21 Wake Forest 14 Blvd in Hollywood and purchased will play before 30000 spectators Evans Utah university Wisconsin 26 Marquette 0 Quarterbacks — Eccles Lloyd first score bowled in the five-ma- n a large apartment building in Santa oh November 25 Thanksgiving Deadden Duke 21 George Washington 0 Maryland State 26 Bridgeport 13 Statistics 7 48 Iowa State his team count State event hall towards Michigan 20 7 St Lawrence North Carolina 49 Maryland Monica He plans to winter in New day if weather conditions are faGettysburg 7 Denver Utah S 7 27 Left halfbacks —Bushore Roller Tulsa score Carolina all South events 0 Union 25 Hamilton 7 1 York Crtv vorable 17 Virginia 7 West Virginia — Deeds Chad- downs First 13 New Mexico 0 J 352 halfbacks of Drake The violation for Right any penalty Haverford 21 Susquehanna 1 Two years ago Utah State blasted wick Weber college gridders will test 83 Washington & Lee 21 Davison Net yard rushing hrf 14 sus 20 Kansas inn nf nnrt riilt shall State this Kansas Berry 20 Scranton 48 Albright 0 Branch Aggies and Mesa of Colo Utah and last year the Indians ran Net yards passing to 131 Missouri 27 Colorado 13 Fullbacks — Benson Osborn pension from organized bowling Forwards Swarthmore 33 Drexcl 13 Florida A & M 36 Clark (Atrado before they hang up their wild against the Farmers On paper Thiel 13 41 Nebraska 14 attempted It6 Oklahoma to remain in force Such suspension 40 12 Franklin and lanta) football togs for the year 3 Muhlenberg the Indians rule favorites but the 14 — Aldo Forwards completed Eastern officials: Western The Referee removed executive the until Kentucky by 7 0 56 Marshall Marshall Vanderbilt Most of the attention at the Wild Aggies could spring another upset Richins Utah: 1 I board of directors of the Congress-- ' Forwards ofintercepted Kentucky13 13 umpire —Stu Beres-for- d cat lair now is directed at the cage V Alleghany 40 Earlham 0 Kentucky 34 Florida 15 13 Number 1 0 punts Grinnell Colorado linesman: Jack Ripon 34 Mississippi 16 Tennessee Shippensburg Tchrs 2fi Indiana kAvci age dis of punts 43 sport The Weberites travel to Western Michigan 19 WashingEvans South Dakota State field Tchrs 18 Tech 7 Richmond X Provo next Saturday night for an 3 Virginia Fumbles 6 Louis ton A R (St Mercer Western State judge: Western Maryland 13 Lebanon (tie) 3 Ball lost on fumbles 3 opening cage skirmish with Brig-haBall State 10 Indiana State 7 Score by periods: 0 35 Baylor 13 Tulane Valley 7 3 of Number Young university 14 0 Hanover penalties Centre Colorado A & M 0 13 0 7—20 Johns Hopkins 9 Dickinson ft Earl Schneiter brother of George Yards penalized m Virginia Military 34 The Citadel 18 Rose Poly 7 3s Central Indiana 0 0 0 0— 7 0 Brigham Young Catholic 6 x — from line of scrimmage and Ernie is being considered for Washington college Oklahoma City 13 Davton 13 PALO ALTO Calif Nov IS North Carolina A & T 14 Vir- (tie) a golf professional's post at one of Scoring touchdowns: Green 2 U 6 MOSCOW 13 Nov Idaho (AP— Jones Points after touchdown: Fau the St Louis Missouri golf and (UP) — Stanford university plodded Navy Plebes 18 Penn Frosh 12 ginia State 0 Ashland 19 Hiram 0 39-- 7 The University of Idaho Vandals cett 2 against the stout Idaho Yale Frosh 29 Princeton Frosh St Augustine 40 St Paul 0 triumph yards country clubs & Jefferson 21 Mus- to a puncher-pulle- d Washington n defense 20 Randolph-Maco20 Hampden-Sidne- y over Montana's Ormond Konkle president of the swamped Portland university 28 to kingum 14 Coach Hal Moe solved the prob6 Princeton JV 26 Yale JV 7 Grizzlies today for the Indian's Weber Wildlife Federation has a 0 this afternoon in their non-co- n Defiance 14 Bluffton 0 lem for his team during the inter6 vicC 27 13 Smith conference Coast 7 J Amherst Williams Pacific third Shaw 31 good idea anent persistent game ference football game 7 Wooster No Wittenberg mission and they came back to hold Open House played before Sewanee 47 Kenyon 13 tory of the season violators Middlebury 13 Vermont 12 Denison 41 Case 7 Idaho scoreless in the third period 8 000 ws a 7 of crowd 4500 at a (W estimated crowd Tchrs slim Mr Inter35 Va) and a Bluefield American said all mistake It's Only 1 Springfield 41 case of the Salt Miami (O) Wichita Discussing the A see Montana pass and run early in Knoxville college 6 Coach Dixie Howell's Idaho team Mrs Fred A Brink Saturday They national 0 Mount in the massive Bowl to this Laker who killed three elk and Baldwin Wallace 41 the third season 38 Friendgave Portland :ts lose quarter N 47 C their sixth C Y 6 are havefhoTemodeled and game kitchen Morristown Hofstra college was heavily fined Konkle said: took charge of the contest at the TJrtrai 21 trans10 ration of Idaho serious A resonly of pent 6 6 at college not house their Moravian Juniata junior hording open (tie) college SC) ship "I believe it would be a good idea opening whistle and tore Cincinati 26 Western Reserve 13 fers pair 20 Bill and DeYoung Bob Danny 859 White idence Quarterback 14 Binford The through erroneous Lemoyne East territory Tchrs Louisville Municipal Bloomsburg if the state would adopt a policy and around Southwest led a crushing Stanford attack that Christianson tossed to end Ray Bit the Portland line to report apparently stemmed from Stroudsburg Tchrs 0 (Memphis) 6 of fines confiscation of equipRice 28 Texas A & M 6 racked up five touchdowns in the who made it to the Idaho 13 bulla fact thev recentlv had snmp lar Miidwest Grove City 7 Westminster 0 ment and loss of fishing and tally three touchdowns in the first the Methodist 14 Arkansas first half and then coasted by punt- he was caught The Pilots worked 12 Northwestern 7 7 National A C Southern stone and in installed their Dame Potomac State kitchen Notre halt licenses for a period of During that first half the hunting 12 line before contractor asked permission to 7 (tie) Ohio State 34 Illinois 7 ing on second down throughout ihe the ball to the five years This probably would Pilots were able to gain only 28 the nave it inspected Texas 14 Texas Christian 7 second half to keep the score doom they gave up the ball on downs New TBntam (Conn) Tchrs 8 Michigan 54 Indiana 0 share in the Woods' amazing runbacks of ts - rd hard-drivin- i 30-va- rd six-point- er team-two-m- an two-ma- two-yar- d 66-ya- rd Star-buc- us 18-va- fd Vol-ne- six-point- er 36-ya- rd Pittsburgh Takes Purdue 45-ya- rd i 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