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Show Sunday, November 5, c Arkansas 36, Rica 17 Arkansas Tech 17, Ouachita 14 Austin Col. 21, Sul Ross St 7 Cameron 36, Cent St., Okie. 17 Harding 30, S. Arkansas 17 Houston 55, Texas Christian 10 Howard Payne 21, McMurry 3 Lamar 20, SW Texas St. 19 Langston 19, Prairie View 16 NW Oklahoma 25, SE Oklahoma 21 Oklahoma 52, Missouri 14 St. 34, Arkansas St. 13 Pittsburg SW Oklahoma 6, NE Oklahoma 0 Stephen F.Austin 45, Sam Houston St. 7 Texas Alii 33, Abilene Christian 13 Texas A&M 63, Southern Meth. 14 Texas Tech 24. Texas 17 Trinity, Tex. 24, Colorado Col. 3 Here are the tcores tor The Daily Herald'i "Pigskin Picks" contest: BYU 45, Oregon 41 Michigan State 51, Indiana 20 Wyoming 56, Colorado State 35 Colorado 27, Nebraska 21 Air Force 29, Army 3 Virginia 20, North Carolina State 9 Minnesota 24, Wisconsin 22 Auburn 10, Florida 7 Duke 52, Wake Forest 35 Eastern Washington 27, Weber State 10 Chicago at Green Bay, Sunday Seattle at Kansas City. Sunday Ohio State 52, Northwestern 27 0 0 14 3 0 8 Army FG Havenstrite 46 AFA Senn 47 pass from Dowis (Wood kick) AFA Lewis 5 run (Wood kick) AFA Dowis 12 run (Dowis run) AFA Van Hulzen 8 pass from Dowis (Wood First 729 kick) AFA 23 Army 14 downs Rushes-yard- s 7 Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts 58 10 135 23 t Fumbles-los- s Penalties-yard- ot Possession Time 24:34 STATISTICS Army, Mayweather McWilliams Air Force. Dowis Lewis INDIVIDUAL .RUSHING Cass Johnson 4 PASSING Army, McWilliams Air Force, Dowis McDowell RECEIVING Army, Cass Foye Air Force, Van Hulzen Baker Perry Jordan Senn Weber 727 010 E.Washington to 7 3 Weber St. 7 3 0 EWU Corf 100 kickofl return (Cromer kick) WSC Trebilcock 9 pass from Martin (Patterson kick) EUW WSC-- FG Cromer 29 Patterson 46 8 pass from Tenneson (Cromer kick) FG nzli EWU EWU-C- First orr FG Cromer 30 3 run (Cromer kick) WSC EWU 17 downs 21 Rushes-yard- s Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-los- 174 08 0 10. Weber 262, Balmer E.Washington, Buenzli Weber St., Macon Colorado St. Wyoming Dawson Wyo Wyo Wyo kick) CSU Gilmore 17 Corontzos Wiggins Maxwell 0 7 7 2135 7 21 7 2156 17 pass from Corontzos (framing Wyo k'Ck pass from Corontzos (Fleming kick) run (Fleming kick) 35 pass from Corontzos 1 (Fleming run (Brown kick) Jones 5 run (Fleming kick) Yen 1 run (Brown kick) Corontzos 15 run (Fleming kick) Willis 38 pass from Verdugo (Brown kick) Scott 75 pass from Verdugo (Brown kick) Dawson 46 run (Fleming kick) Wallace 21 pass interception (Fleming kick) Scott 3 pass from Gimenez (Brown kick) Verdugo Wyo CSU ' Wyo , CSU CSU Wyo Wyo CSU 4 CSU 19 downs First 164, Erickaon 33. Receiving Lensetgni Trebilcock . 28:18 Saunders E.Washington, Tenneson St., Martin Passing Saye 11 31:42 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing E.Washington, Corr Weber St.. G. Jackson Mitchell Wyo 20 1 Rushes-yard- s 283 96 264 7 Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-los- t Fenalties-yard- Time of s 5 Possession 30:57 29:03 STATISTICS St., Verdugo INDIVIDUAL RUSHING-Color- ado Altord Gunn PASSING-Color- ado Vert Jones Dawson Wyoming. SI., Gimenez Wyoming. Corontzos RECEIVING Colorado St., Scott Wells Primus Wyoming. Verdugo Willis Gilmore Wiggins FAR WEST 36, Kansas St. 42. Methodist Hampton U. 16. Morehouse 13 Howard U. 31, Morgan St. 0 Kentucky 31, Cincinnati 0 LSU 35. Mississippi 30 e 28. Mars Hill 21 Dixie fight off by Snow College last-ditc- h 7 to gain a Western States Football League victory Saturday. The Rebels had a 23-- 3 lead but the Badgers stormed back with 14 unanswered points in the final seven minutes of play. leading the Rebels to victory was He scored touchZeb Robinson. downs on runs of 22 and four yards. 23-1- JERSEY (111) Shackleford 10, Vincent 4, Acres 12, Skiles (98) 30. Rollins 8. Williams Keys 9 0 8. Ehlo 21, Brown 14, Harper - 1 7, Morton 0, Mokeskl 4, Bennett 1 96. 6. Totals INDIANA (106) 19. Thompson 0. Smlts Person 3- - 4 31. 13, Miller 21, Fleming 7 6 7, Green 15, Sanders Schrempf 0. Wlttman 0. Dralllng 0. McCloud 106. 0. Totals 98 29 16 22 31 Cleveland Indiana 24 19 30 Merlon (Ehlo goals Cleveland Fouled out (Miller Thompson None. Rebounds Cleveland 50 (Williams 14). Indiana 51 (Schrempf 15). Assists Cleveland 23 (Harper 9), Indiana 28 (Fleming 7). Total fouls Cleveland 27. Indiana 22. Technical Indiana Illegal defenae. A 15.004. 2 6 4 5 98 LA. Lakers 25 22 23 28 28 20 30 28106 San Antonio Johnson Los (Scott Angeles goals Drew Green San Antonio Cooper Fouled out Brickowskl. Rebounds Los (Elliott 72 (Robinson Antonio 46 San (Johnson 10). Angeles 17). Assists Los Angeles 19 (Johnson 9). San Antonio 20 (Cheeks, Anderson 6). Total louls Los Angeles 28. San Antonio 29. Technicals San Antonio illegal defense 2. Los Angeles illegal defense. A 15.868. PHOENIX (99) 7, Thompson 13, Seikaly Long 6. Edwards 3 12 0 6. Sparrow 4. Douglas 15. Rice 4, Davis 17, Frank 2- - 3 12. Sundvold 0 2. Totals 13, Mariner 99. NEW YORK (119) Newman 18. Ewing 20, Oakley 9 4 14. G.Wilkins 9. 35, Jackaon 5 Tucker IS. "Walker g.t.WllkrafO-lV0 2. Ouinnett 1 0, Strickland 0. Butler 0. Myers 2. Totala 119. Miami 22 33 24 20 99 New York 36 24 23 36119 Miami New York (Sundvold goals Newman Walker Jackson (Tucker Fouled out Long. Rebounds Miami 50 (Davis 7), New York 61 (Oakley 17). Assists Miami 25 (Douglas 6), New York 26 (Jackson 101. Total fouls Miami 29, New York 22. 7 English 4 Kempton Lichtl 5 Totali 13, Edwards 9 17. Johnson 10. Totals 93 WASHINGTON 9 Williams 14. King Walker 7 04) 4. Malone 9 Alarie 12, Colter 0 4. Totals Hammonds 4 9. Laimbeer Thomas 28. 0, Aguirre 95. 8. Jones 19. Eackles 0. Grant 2 93. 0 0 2 0 6 6. 8. 18, Detroit 25 20 30 2095 22 24 21 2693 Washington Detroit Johnson 0- (Laimbeer goals Dumars 1. Aguirre Thomas Washington Rebounds-DetrFouled out Aguirre. oit (Williams 56 (Laimbeer. Salley 9). Washington 52 (Grant. Jones 7). Assists Detroit 12 (Thomas 5), Washington Detroit 23. Washington 28 23 (Williams 6). Total foule Technicals Dumars. Walker. A 17,055. 15-- 3 rt : 9-- 7, game-winnin- Spikers begin quest for state crowns Local girls' volleyball teams will begin their quest for state championships Monday. tournament will be at The East High School in Salt Lake City with Provo meeting Taylorsville at 7:30 p.m. and Mountain View playing Hillcrest at 6 p.m. Orem will A meet Cyprus at 3 p.m. and Pleasant Grove will play Bingham at 4:30 p.m. The tournament will be at West High School. Wasatch will meet Payson at 3 p.m. and Spring-vill- e will play Uintah at 6 p.m. Springville is undefeated this season and is considered one of the favorites. Provo and Mountain View should both have a shot at the 3-- 3-- A 4--A Lafayette was the first college to grant a degree to a slave. David K. McDonogh, sent from Louisiana to become a medical missionary, graduated third in his class in crown. 1844. This Week's Specials! goalsPhoerm-S-rl- Maierle Grant - 30, 6. 8. 31132 29135 - 3t. Hurna-(fhiohiisonDenver cek (Adams Dsvis Fouled out West. Rebounds-Phoe- nix Hughes 47 (Chambers 11), Denver 47 (Lever 13). Assists Phoenix 20 (K.Johnson 10). Denver 27 (Lichtl. English 5). Total louls Phoenix 26. Denver 31. Technicals Hanzllk. E.Johnson. A 12.439. ftrrnrairra Anne Fundertwrk BYU. BYU. del. Sally Godman. OSU. Finals Eveline 6495 II lrarb cond XLT SB1" Trains & Accessories 4995 SAMURAI JX 5 spa air cond selected 39 years tape, low miles. 6000 mile warranty on ised cars in Piovo repair Consistently lower prices Full line HOBBY STOP 327 E. 1200 So., w? Orem. '226-794(Southwest ot Arbv s) 7 Hrs 6 Sat We buy Lionet. American Fiver trains Hamers. KU, del. Mary Beth Young. Super Fall Lawn Mower CLOSEOUT Best Prices Good Selection Now Now BYU. Doubles YoungUrtMn. BYU. def. 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Totala DENVER (135) 1 Molen and Jan Giles sent Pauline Manser's shut hind 10-back into New Mexico's court SatBut Sam Fong returned and Gorurday night, that was about all that they, their cohorts and the 1,192 bahn and Tea Nieminen got a block vociferous fans in the stands had down, then Nieminen hit down the left to say. line and it was 10-BYU's The Lobos led 13-- 9 when Molen 9 was a study in teamwork. The Cougars got two aces in to close the gap. and the fans worked together to But New Mexico managed to move come up with the big victory. BYU to name point at A service error saved that is now 20-- overall and 1 in HCAC point. play, while the defending HCAC Then Nieminen, who played per-haher best match of the year, champion Lobos are 18-- and "The fans were great," said BYU put one of her 31 kills down to tie it coach Elaine Michaelis. 'Between at 14. A Nao Nagatomo-Manse- r games, the girls said to me, "Wow, block gave the Lobos game point this crowd is just incredible.' They again at but a Nieminen kill made a difference.'" sau d that game point. BYU lied it at 15 on an ace from And the Cougars, with setter Cherie Sam Fong, middle blocker Gorbahn Ciles, who also shone, got Marinda Gorbahn and hitter Jan BYU id game point with a cross-couGiles all limping with a variety of nash and Nieminen finished knee and back problems, got every it w!':: u big kill. BYU dominated game four, jumpounce of try from every player who saw action and it was just enough. ing to a 3 lead. A Lobo flurry cut but that was as "Everybody just diu their job the margin to close as they would come as Stetonight," Michaelis said. who had 24 kills The crucial game proved to be phanie Trane the third one. The Lobos took game Gorbahn, Nieminen and Molen all one, thanks to good passing off got into the act to get BYU to game g "soft" BYU serving. point, setting up the "We were just serving, and they block. The Cougars haa 88 digs, with were passing great," Michaelis said. "What turned it around is we Molen leading the way with 19 and started serving well. They couldn't Sam Fong and Trane adding 14 get the pass to do what they wanted each. Gorbahn had two block solos and we got the blocks up. And we and seven assists while Molen had seven assists and Nieminen five. played marvelous defense." So after taking game two, BYU The Cougars hit .280 as a team with trailed 3 in game three when Sam Molen getting 13 kills and Giles 12. (132) Perry Salley 4 12, Dumars (98) 5 25. Green 10, Thompson Worthy 6 24. Cooper 24. Johnson 6. Scott 8 18 2- - 10 0. McNamara Dlvac Drew 2. 7, 0 0 98. 0 Totals AN ANTONIO (106) 22. Robinson Elliott 16. Cummlngs 6- - 11 23. Cheeks 14. Anderson 2 6. Maxwell 6. Wingate 12. Brickowskl 2 106. 0 Totals 5 7. Jones 5 Next week'a gamea Hastings 8. Rodman 33106 Indiana L.A. LAKERS Whew! When Rebecca 3 0- - New Mexico at Utah, noon Air Force at BYU. 12:43 p.m. ) Colorado State at UTEP, 7 p.m. Wyoming at San Diego State. 6 p.m. Pacific at Hawaii, 10:30 p.m. 3- - 21, 6, CLEVELAND BYU 45, Oregon 41 Air Force 29, Army 3 Wyoming 56, Colorado State 35 New Mexico at San Diego State UTEP at Hawaii DETROIT Theus Anderson Totals 8. 26102 19100 Saturday'a scores MIAMI 6, 3, Conine 11. BOSTON (102) Bird 27. Pinckney 8, Parish 18. Jim Paxson 1, McHale 4, Bagley - 2 12, Lewis 0. Gamble 15, Johnson 4 102. 0 14. Totals 3. Kleine CHICAGO (100) Grant 9. Pippen 28, Cartwright 24, 11. Jordan 15. John Paxson Davis 0, 3. Armstrong 6, King 2. Totals 2, Perdue Hodges 100. 27 21 28 Boston 31 18 32 Chicago (Bird Bagley goals Boston Gamble Lewts Johnson Chicago 4 Fouled out None. John Paxson (Jordan Rebounds Boston 62 (Kleine 12), Chicago 52 (Grant 28 (Bagley 10), Chicago 26 (John 10). Assists-Bos- ton Boston 19, Chicago Paxson, Jordan 6). Total louls 27. A 16,676. 2 Utah UTEP New Mexico Reynolds 106. 1 Colorado State San Diego St. 13, Carroll 11, Short 13, Taylor 23 31 33 24111 New Jersey 23 30 31 22106 Orlando Morris (Hopson goals New Jersey - 6, Blaylock Orlando (Theus etc.), Shackleford. Vincent Fouled Skiles out 01, Rebound- s- New Jersey 70 (Shackleford 12), Orlando 73 (Catledge 16). Assists New Jersey 15 (Blaylock 5), Orlando 20 (Skiles 7). Total fouls New Jersey 27, Orlando 24. Technical Skiles. A 15,077. Force Herald Sports Writer 14-1- 3. 25. Catledge Smith Green Fong came up limping. While trying to adjust to a new setter, the Cougars had some communication and timing problems and fell be- By DOROTHY KNOELL 15. - Pane F3 TUK HKKAU). I'rovo. U Cougar spikers ease past Lobos 12-1- 17, Hopson 6. Bowie 4. Totals ORLANDO (106) Conf Overall Wyoming 27, Gmineki Hawkins 2, Smith 96. 14. Morris 24. Conner 9. Blaylock 111. 6 Thlel 36. Bethany.W.Va. 13 Trenton St. 36, Keen 20 Tutta 30, Hamilton 28 Union, N Y. 49. Norwich 6 Ursinus 40, Washington 6 Lee 28 W. New England 20, Assumption 13 W. Va. Wealyn 32. West Liberty 3 W. Virginia Tech 33, Guilford 14 Weal Cheater 63, Mansfield 6 Westminster, Pa. 35. Buffalo St. 10 Wldener 42, Wesley 14 Williams 26. Wesleyan 0 35, Wagner 17 Wooster 38, Stony Brook 6 Yale 34, Cornell 18 2 1 NEW 34, Upsala 7 BYU 8 9, 14, Mahorn Dawkins 20, Anderson 9. Brooks 0. Totals 26 21 22 33102 Milwaukee 96 22 23 27 24 Philadelphia Milwaukee (Sikma Pressey ), goals AnderDawklna Philadelphia 6 (Hawkins son Fouled out None. Rebounds Milwaukee 48 (Breuer 8). Philadelphia 54 (Barkley 14). Assists Milwaukee 26 (Robertson 6), Philadelphia 21 (Dawkins 12). Total fouls Milwaukee 32. Philadelphia 20. TechIllegal defense 2, Milwaukee illegal nicalsPhiladelphia defense. A 13.893. Rhode Island 19, Towaon St. 6 Rochester 21, St. John Fisher 7 SE Massachuaetts 30, Mass. Maritime 16 Salisbury St. 46, W. Connecticut 28 Springfield 20, C.W. Post 15 St. John a. NY 42. Georgetown, D.C. 26 St. Lawrence 32, RPI 18 Suaquehanna 24, Lycoming 17 Swarthmore 36. W. Maryland 32 Syracuse 23, Boston College 11 Air (96) 0. Barkley Payne 4 Princeton 30, Penn 8 n 17 Livingston St. 35, Louisville 55, W. Kentucky 7 Carolina 40. 10 Fla. East Miami. Middle Tenn. 24. E. Kentucky 19 Morehead St. 14, Tennessee Tech 8 N.C. Central 56. Johnson C. Smith 6 Newberry 28. Eton 21 Norfolk St. 16. Virginia St., 13 North Alabama 27. West Georgia 17 Randolph-Maco16 17, Bridgewater.Va. S. Carolina St. 65, Dist. of Columbia 0 Savannah St. 45. Fort Valley St. 37 Dixie edges Snow, GEORGE College Quarterback a had to charge 102. PHILADELPHIA 28 t 11 Hampden-Sydne- y 19. Sikma 6 21, Roberts Pressey 14, 7, Humphries 3 20, Robertson 4. 5. Coleman 4 8. Breuer Grayer 8 0. Totals Brown Henderson 04 4, Alfred 24, Canislus 7 American Intl. 26. Shepherd 20 Bates 10, Bowdoin 0 Bentley 21, MIT 20 Boston U. 30, Maine 28 Bucknell 54, Lafayette 33 Carnegie-MelloJeff. 7 17, Wash, Catholic U. 58, Siena 18 Clarion 43, California, Pa. 25 Colby 43, Mlddlebury 22 Colgate 46, Lehigh 30 Connecticut 21. Delaware 17 Curry 19. Nichols 13 Dartmouth 13, Columbia 12 Dickinson 35, Gettysburg 14 Duquesne 26, St. Francis, Pa. 6 Eaat Stroudsburg 17, Cheyney 0 Edlnboro 62, Slippery Rock 7 Fairmont St. 24. Bowie St. 10 Fltchburg St. 10, Worcester St. 3 Framlngham St. 26, Westfield St. 21 Gallaudet 42, Maris! 24 Glenville St. 18, Newport News 7 Grove City 14, Waynesburg 9 Harvard 27, Brown 14 Hobart 13, Gannon 0 Hotstra 42, Fordham 35 Holy Cross 46, Northeastern 13 Indiana, Pa. 48, Bloomsburg 0 lona 32, Kings Point 19 Ithaca 28, Cortland St. 0 Juniata 21, Wilkes 7 Lebanon Val. 38. Delaware Val. 26 Lock Haven 10. Shlppensburg 3 n Lowell 28, 0 Massachusetts 17, Richmond 14 Moravian 35, Albright 15 8 Muhlenberg 24, New Hampshire 13, Villanova 12 New Haven 62, Virginia Union 25 Penn St. 19, Weal Virginia 9 Ramapo (102) 5 EAST Fayetteville St. 20, Livingstone 13 Ferrum 46, Emory & Henry 14 Florida St. 35, South Carolina 10 Franklin a Marshall 35, Johns Hopkins 14 17 Furman 27, Gardner-Web31, Presbyterian 14 55. Ky. Wesleyan 0 Georgetown, Ky. Georgia 37, Temple 10 Georgia Southern 36. James Madison 21 Georgia Tech 34, W. Carolina 7 Air Force 29. Army 3 Arizona St. 34. Washington 32 Bngham Young 45. Oregon 41 Cat Lutheran 21. Azusa Pacilic 17 California 29. Arizona 26 Carroll Mont. 34. W. Montana 23 .Cent. Washington 33. Whitworth 16 Chico St. 31. Sonoma St. 3 Colorado 27. Nebraska 21 E. New Mexico 21. W. Texas St. 17 E Washington 27. Weber St. 10 Fullerton St 45. New Mexico St 10 Hayward SI 26. San Francisco St. 7 Lewis 4 Clark 55. Oregon Tech 13 Montana 17. Montana St. 2 Nev Las Vegas 43. Long Beach St. 21 Nevada-Ren30. Boise St. 14 Pac. Lutheran 52. S. Oiegon 50 Pacilic. Ore 26. E. Oregon 10 24 S Utah 38. Cal Southern Cal 48. Oregon St. 6 Sianford 17. UCLA 14 W Washington 43. Puget Sound 15 Willamette 28. W Oregon 23 Wyoming 56. Coloradc St. 35 SOUTHWEST Angelo St. 35 E. Texas St 6 Ark Pine Bluff 40. Elizabeth City St. 15 ST. t Kalamazoo 23. Hope 21 Kenyon 17. Denison 14 Lakeland 27, Upper Iowa 22 Lambuth Coll. 23, Cent. Methodist 7 Mankato St. 14, North Dakota 14, tie Michigan 42, Purdue 27 Michigan St. 51, Indiana 20 Mllllkln 31, Augustana.lll. 8 10, Northern S1..S.D. 7 Minnesota 24, Wisconsin 22 Mo. Southern 24, Missourl-Roll- a 21 Mo. Western 38, NE Missouri 23 III. Knox 0 Monmouth, 14, Moorhead St. 16, 12 Muskingum 24, Ohio Northern 0 N. Illinois 23. SW Louisiana 20 NW Missouri St. 22. Lincoln, Mo. 20 Nebraaka Wesiyn 58, Concordia, Neb. 5 Notre Dame 41, Navy 0 Ohio St. 52, Northwestern 27 Ohio Wesiyn 18, Allegheny 7 Oklahoma St. 37, Kansas 24 Olivet Nazarene 42, Wabash 28 Ottawa, Kan. 27, Bethel, Kan. 21 Otterbeln 27. Centre 21 Qulncy 56, Mac Murray 6 SE Missouri 35, Cent. Missouri 13 SW Minnesota 45, Northwestern, Iowa 22 SW Missouri Baptist 34. Washburn 19 Saginaw Val. St. 29. Ferris St. 27 Simpson 32, Loras 6 Sioux Falls 28. Mary 17 St. Cloud St. 28, South Dakota 25 St. John s. Minn. 35, St. Olaf 0 St. Mary's, Kan. 21, Southwestern, Kan. 0 St. Norbert 32, Michigan Tech 23 21 Tarkio 62, Taylor 30, Manchester 7 Urbana 16, Union, Ky. 6 Valley City St. 33, Huron 10 Wartburg 28, Luther 12 Washington. Mo. 25, Chicago 14 Wayne. Neb. 21, Benedictine, Kan. 16 Westmar 40, Dakota St. 0 William Jewell 17, Evangel 6 Falls 42, 0 PI. 72, Wis. Superior 14 Wis. Stout 52, 42 Wittenberg 34. Eariham 14 Youngstown St. 41, Liberty 14 SOUTH Alabama 23, Mississippi St. 10 Alabama A&M 82, Clark Col. 21 Alcorn St. 39, Miss. Valley St. 6 Appalachian St. 28, Marshall 7 Auburn 10. Florida 7 Citadel 35. Samford 16 Clemson 35, North Carolina 3 Cumberland, Ky. 17, Evansville 6 Delaware St. 30. N. Carolina A&T 7 Duke 52, Wake Forest 35 s ol possession Time St- 295 t Penalties-yard- 39. Davidson 36 Virginia 20. N. Carolina St. 9 Virginia Tech 18, Vanderbilt 0 William Mary 34, E. Tennessee St. Wingate 38, Concord 28 Wotford 45. Kentucky St. 0 Adrian 19, Olivet 6 Akron 39, N. Arizona 6 Albion 30, Alma 28 Anderson 19, Defiance 17 Auoustana.S.D. 39, Momingside 25 Aurora 23, Concordia, III. 0 Baker 45, Nazarene 0 e 27, Marietta 7 Ball St. 13, Cent. Michigan 13, tie Belolt 48, Lake Forest 13 Bemidji St. 21, Winona St. 14 Bethany, Kan. 63, Friends 13 Bethel, Minn. 40, Macalester 21 Bluffton 44, Wilmington, Ohio 14 Bowling Green 51, Kent St. 28 Buena Vista 29. William Penn 16 Butler 56, St. Ambrose 28 Carieton 14, St. Thomas, Minn. 10 Carroll, Wis. 37, Wheaton 12 Cent. Iowa 52, Dubuque 14 Cent. St., Ohio 78, N. Michigan 0 Chadron St. 38, Dakota Wesiyn 34 Coe 35, Cornell, Iowa 0 Concordia, Wis. 63, Mount Senarlo 6 Dayton 55, Valparaiso 6 DePauw 37, 19 Dickinson St. 28. Mayville St. 6 Doarte 20, Hastings 9 Drske 38, North Central 7 E. Michigan 20, Miami, Ohio 7 Elmhurst 13, Carthage 10 Findlay 36, Wayne, Mich. 30 Fort Hays St. 24, Kearney St. 20 Frostburg St. 34, Tiffin 22 Grand Valley St. 42, Northwd, Mich. 17 Greenville 38, Eureka 22 Gustav Adolphua 44, Concordia, Moor. 17 Hamllne 34. Augsburg 14 Hanover 49, Franklin 16 Heidelberg 35, Capital 7 Hillsdale 38, Indianapolis 24 Illinois 31, Iowa 7 llllnoia Col. 10, Grlnnell 0 Illinois St. 32, N. Iowa 13 Illinois Wesiyn 47, North Park 14 Indiana St. 35. S. Illinois 24 3 O MILWAUKEE VMI MIDWEST in Army Air Force Sewanee 34, Term. 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