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Show On State 2 soFes; M uckeye-Aceja- ra n Scores Four Touchdowns TP O u iavv. ."33-1-- 9. n n Kansas State Ends Football Famine Tigers Down Su'U iff- Colorado Win2fc.3.. Buffs in. Kin.. ( V ? ) Kansas State put an abrupt, stunning end to its bigseven football victory ' famine Saturday by drubbing favored Nebraska, Coach Bill Meek threw a bhh anced attack at the bewildered Huskers in Kansas State's first conference victory since 1949 and firstwin over Nebraska since 1912 KState outcharged Nebraska all the way. The first period was scoreless. In the opening moments of the second period. took ihe wraps off what 12,500 fans, hope will be a new era in Wildcat foot' ball. . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, ' IrA Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD . MANHATTAN, 27-1- 6 27-The'the goal thrust from the LARAMIE. Wyo. UP) three periods, went wild In the BOUL6ER, Colo., Oct. 3 (UP) line. oil of T cf'final fought across Missouri's two; split-Wyoming quarter, lashing University whipsaw '. .when Fullback A. L. Terpenin stubborn Utah State Saturday to Coach John Rorang's eleven stab- - touchdowns and pressing the Cow- - fense and sharp secondary com- By JIM. CARBERRY j BERKELEY, Cal. (UR Ohio; bed into Conference to second a its 3 and score. smashed three times into the BYU Writer deep Skyline Wyoming, repeatedly Press United post enough boys Sports' intercepted pleted reSlate's battling Buckeyes, 13 befor territory in the first two periods, 20 to a 11 football Tom Bob to and oasses a touchdown. defeat Lorenat recovered Colorado, for. victory Saturday yards .N.M. (UP- )-' ALBUQUERQUE, garded as one of the nation's real 8764 fans at Memorial Stadium Jnbur couldn t mount the home and end a dust scoring Brush fumble on the Wyoming 14 powerhouses, defeated California's Laramie. Brigham Young an3; New Mexico1 Great clouds of desert or.ee to the in punch. Two Seven's for the streak most of They the final forced plavs! plunged and Big winning early fed 2 period. Golden Bears, players as a to nisht tie Saturday Saturday, halfback Bob Watklns scored four The win assured Wyoming of at Poke four, only to be stopped on later a Harris to Lindley pass 'youngest member .3 while a dust jfnrm whinned the the 6.500 spectators to rig h3utkt.r- , least a share of first place in the downs. scored. Harris" conversion. was no Missouri scored twice in the first the Sky- todchdowns for the Ohioans. playing afield at speeds up to 43 chiefs over their faces asbattled Second Tonchdown to Lee Conference teams good. of the. game, and ap- minutes five an miles hour. While 47,000 fans watched In conference. . eifcui-iua- ii "p-set up ine sec-- j juorenat swiped a Alastroaiovanni "noarprf rearfv to rout Colorado a : lne draw. .uisusiuvaniu g, not New . '. the did Meico, favorite, amament, the underdog CabforCowDOyS cold for 23 min- - ond Wyoming TD in the third per- - pass about fou minutes laier to vick Eaton passed Passes For Touchdown gain the tie until the final period team actuaLy outplayed the utes the a Kent Harris put the Utags on the scoring roads 23 Quarterback before allowing the Pokes a iod, to Ed Merrifield in the of the game's action and Most yards vaunted . Buckeyes for the first penetration Into their territory. The aerial intercepting : on the Aggie 31. He smashed aeain. A Harris to Liftdl aenaren(i zone to climax Missouri's 61- nair of tne game scoring w'as packed into the final jCowboys got into the scoring coktothe 16 and then passed to Rudyjrarried from the Wvoming 45 toiyard drive after thexopenins kick-idn- 't 'two minutes of. the second period.' But the Golden Bears di have umn. with just 21 seconds remain- - 'Chick) Magasma on the one-yar- d the five, and then Harris shot i'Jr Merrifield kickedvthe first of . QuarterbacX Brigham Young to with half. Mastroeiothe over line. Joe in the first compare nass to anything great ir.g in. the nd i,;,.' hrep extra cDoints George Galuska powered . , West passed 13 yards to nd . Kenneth Hatch . (llank Watkins who carried the uan &v vanni . .nammereaj across irom in? irom, ...me one. coin oi, jacK . 4in Jones Tone for the rrnnrt Aj?ic spore. 16-- 0 j Marion Provert for the first tpuch-jdowtimes for 129 yards or 6i yards one-foline after a fumble recov- - conversions were good. This time the conversion was good. fouTtn down after it took tne kick- But a minute later, spee.ly prr carry, ne pioeo, over, virtu- - ery py lacme mil Leninan sei up nan state, oemea pay girt tor leaving Phil Dicken's Cowboys with off. Don Faurot's Halfback Bcbby Lee sliook off x muse UIUIU one-poia sum luur iijr Ullli:cu, iut Mass.. Oct. 3 snlit-- T margin. the ball in eirrht CAMBRIDGE, Imen during a 7 punched spring oif downs. Galuska slashed through theiniaVK frnm thp Missouri 26 to the (UP) on by the passing Whipped to for N ?w score even tackle the Beart Hid Heroes Utags on several runs, finally SDin-nin- g Colorado three, where Fullback and runninf of Captain Dick Clas- M?c-DamUJn Notre LAFAYETTE, Ind. 30 yards to the Utah' State Bob Bauman bulled over. The But all tha glory didn't go to kevj by. Harvard overcame a stubborn y,eT ScaTt . shattered Purdue with mer-- ! 16. Mastro bulled to he five. Al'in to 16 team ina was drive University the today. Frirty-riv- e Ohio State and Watkins. jOh'o Paul seconds before lial.-u- p day ciless efficiency Saturday, running Ume-- BYU substitute two whacks at the pass from Eaton to End Pete Scor-iFulton took sun14.500 a of crowd at before Larson. California's inexperienced Quarterback a 37 to 7. margin, as Purdue ' Aisies. scoring on a riht end run .arencned Harvard stadium. beny. lost possession of the ball four Lavon' Satterfietd shot a pars quarterback, put on a fine passin 18 seconds le from the with three and running exhibition to keep th times on fumbles" and three, times throuch' the dusty arc4ight gloo"i in the game. Jones, kick was no; V Bears in the running in fact to; on pass interceptions before a Ca- - to Halfback Phil Oyler. Oyler slar.U good.. INNING give them a big 13-- 6 halftime lead. ped (o Martin on a jed through the New Mexico sec- pitch. pacity .49.135 fans. The Agsies had just time to run ondar and outdistanced the . The on as Mantle wentdoun1 .One run, three hits, no fcrrors, back the won It was a pair of fumbles in the, YANKEES usual.' Irish, Poke kick, when the game mah in" a touchdown play that of ev-ftthird quarter that led to the Bears' ;swinging on three pitches. Collins two left. taking advantage 33, Army 20. Northwestern ended. East break.' Two of their f ive covered 65 yards. . downfall. These miscues resulted took two balls and then lifted a FIFTH INNING ery 0. State Iowa 23, Kansas Line Play Good for extra points'ail came after Boiler- -' ' in a pair of Ohio State touch- - high fly to Robinson, who caught Martin lined a WNKEES Kansas State 27, Nebraska 0. touchdowns Pittsburgh 7. Oklahoma 7. Rock-soli- d line play marked-bot- h maker fumbles, another- after a! went wide in the teeth of the ch?k-pas- s downs and California never got the ball about 10 feet from the left pitch into, the right center field West Virginia 47, Waynceburg ' ... . Into the game after that. field wall. Bauer took one ball and corner for a triple.. Sain and Bob teams", with pass defense holes a 19. interception, a fourth- - after in wind. ; Southwest d a .Purdue punrT and the: .core by periods: fuled out to ; Hodges near Kuzava beean. warming up in ihe weakness shared -- on both teams. Muhlenberg 18, Bucknell 13. Larson set a new University of kickoff return Texas Tech 27, Oklahoma A&M fifth on. an Mexico, ...... 0 6 0 & base. Yankee bullpen. McDougald ;hit a Lindley was the Utag workhorse. California passing completion rcc-!''rRutgers 20, Virginia Tech 13. 0 12 0 0 12 13. ana Bicham no Lattner. none John Young . No no by errors, 0 7. runs, 25' hits, into field running 13 lowerRice toj niayin Cornell left the out of 28, ord by connecUng on Passing pitch touch-ma- te 7. New Houston Mexico Texas 28, wnne and his Lattner veteran nan, prooeiersive scoring: uaiusxa 6. 19. 170 Cross a ien. running stancs for for home run. euttine ivided vards. Colgate Holy -- Lee. downs. ' one in the the at bri"ht Neil spot DODGERS fullback, 19. Terpening. Gilliam's Worden, 2 tn T?i77,ifn towering thp rwWra. lpaH Princeton 20, Columbia It was a brilliant offensive game were the main cogs in the. Irish1 Brigham Young scoring: touch- pitch. Don!p.okp barkfield with his wild run- - Pennsylvania 13, Penn 'State 7. TVAen ny fell just inside the right field nied to Snider on a 9rf tKo till t m w i - a Tne minUIPS. offense. Worden made 43 'yards downs, Provert. Oyler. Delaware 26, Lehigh .13. Ti,;foul line ar,d bounced into the ftrllur.rr hattpH'fpr Hnrmnn anH'ning in theIinai New Mexico 12, Brigham' Young in seven carries and two. fifth, straight win "by bull pen for a ground rule was called Out on strikes. Mamie ..w vas rpVt of Rochester 6, 'Williams 0. tne ZJ, L 12. ana over were for 11 yards each and both tne tne lost double. that Bauer It 7. Wyoming Aggies, on Dartmouth out was called strikes. H appeared Navy 55, -n,,rrhipa r - " n" th- - fipi.H Colorado A&M 21. Denver 6. "f the shadows. Recre Two runs, two hits, io errors. third eorsecutivp victorv th's y"3r good for scores. Lattner carried Harvard 16, Ohio State Univer for a total of eight touchdowns. the flv in Washington" 28, Oregon- State 0. 14 times for 50 yards in addition for new Coach Phil Dickens. Wyo- sity 0. hnnnrpd tn fTnllin on a 1 nifrh none left. Ohio State 33, California IP Numerous other scoring to his touchdown ramble". ' t third on the pIay. , DODGERS Yale 13, Brown 0. Sain replaced;Gof-ma- n ming's clean conference' marks Idaho. .20, Montana 12. tuniues. brought the ball well Robinson taking took one ball and thrn on the mound for the Yan- go on the block against Colorado " Missouri 27, Colorado 16. within scoring territory, !lined a sinsle to center ieldi Gl. kees: Robinson bounced to Rizzuto. A and M next Saturday. South Wyoming 20, Utah State 13. The first time California got liam scoring to put the Dodgers in R;zzuto went into the hole to scoop 20. Montara 12. Idaho 0. 19, McCarolina South, the ball it marched from its. own front 0 Hodges bounced to Virginia MINNEAPOLIS'.'. Minn.. 3 up Hodges' grounder and threw Idaho State. 27, Colorado Col- - BYU-Lob- o v ciear down to tne unio Mate Dougald. 20, Clemson 0. to 'Maryland who Bol-dthrew a at Martin, out Collins him makin" firt Scatback 20. fUP) .i Tiny Leroy ' v. . . 1 1 V, i i u a lege n ii t Duke 21, Tennessee 7. ucmit hjmu(4 mc uau va a luinng nuuuiwjn ai ij ujr. pickup on the shortstops low scampered for three touchNorth Carolina 39, Washington ". Statistics pass, interception. Hodges, was Safe at first on the 'throw. Campanella bounced one downs for Michigan State Satur- & 'Lee. 0. The Buckeyes turned, r l g h 1 fielder's choice. Ford's 0 pitch McDougald. '. NM '. ..' BY dav to bury Minnesota 21-- 0 and South Carolina State 25, Allen 14; around, witn quarterbacJt John to Campanella was wild and. N0 runs, no hits, no errors, none First Downs . 16 9' push, the' Spartans Into first place Metho-di. Borton passing and Watkins do-- Hodges took second. Casey Stengel eft. George Tech 6, Southern 107 in the Big Ten title race.. Rushing Yardage .'...233 4. to march all then ordered an intentional fourth SIXTH INNING i lng the 149 Bolden. a J 54, Passing Yardage junior baLf- North CWirge 20, 7 the way back for its first counter, ball, to Uampanella, putting him on Washington YANKEES backed Snider 23 " iback who stood out as a star evea Passes Attempted ..... 10 1. State 0 first base. Snider hit a Box Carolina Passes Completed .... 4., 8 pitcn afrainSf the center field fence to; BROOKLYN, N Y., (UP) among, the legion of talented Mich-Wake Forest 18, Villanova 12. 1 G 1 Ugan State players ran Minnesota Half- - Passes Intercepted AN ARBOR, Mich.;(UP high off the riht field, screen iust 'take Collins' long drive. Bniier; score: Auburn 0 13, Mississippi inside the foul line for a double, bounced out to Cox. Berra eround-eO AB York (A) 8 Punts ; 5 "., barrel-buil- t ragge"d. ' He ramped 63 yards 'or Mississipp State 21, North Texas;"" Tony.Brarioff, a Hodges and Campanella scoring to ed LoCS' irst pitch into center field, Mantle tl5 0 1 28.8 .... the 32.4. first touchdown midway In Tht Punting State 6. BIG NINE sophomore, ripped off two touch- Fumbles Averages put Brooklyn ahead, lb-4 0 0 1 3 Lost Johnny;for a inIe. Gilliam made a ithird period and went nine and 11 12. Alabama 21. Vanderbilt downs and kicked a pair of extra Yards Penalizeu Sain' began warming up in the znp, pickup of Woodling's sharp Bauer rf , 4 0 1 West14, South 6. .10. 30 lyards,Jor scores in. the final period. f 4 V 2 Yankee bullpen. Furillo Gied to grounder and tossed him out at Berra c Olympus 19. Granite 0.- -' It was a bitter afternoon for a ; points Saturday to lead MichiganMidwest Jordan 40, Carbon 21. Bauer. to a 26 to 7 victory over intersec3 1 1 A University of Illinois farm; sellout crowd of '$1,594 Minnesota first: IWoodlinelf y-- v, 33t provo 0. Three runs three hits, no er- -' y0 runs, one hit. no errors, one Martin ?h 4 1 2 Ohio Wesleyan 21, Heidelberg 20. tlonal rival Tulane before a crowd economist said that most of the! fans', who had. hoped their team one left. rors, 3 1 1 left. beef price droD was caused bv the would snan Michigan State's 25- McDougald REGION ONE Michigan State 21, Minnesota 0. of 52,914. 4 0 1 DODGERS Snider hit INNING Sain's SECOND 25 per cent more at-- ! game winning streak. But frnra ss . R;zzuto 7. Tulane 26, The frommarJe,inS Michigan speedster Bear River 19, Weber 0. 0 0 0 YANKEES Berra was called first .pitch over the right field Ford p , Iowa 54, Washington State 12. . Mich, five yarcs ue lne tirst tnree montns ef tnis the opening kickoff the only tning Flint streaked Box Elder 12, South Cache 0. - . ' 1 0 0 out on three consecutive strikes. 'scoreboard for a home run. put- -' r;orman p in d6ubt was t) final score. Illinois 33, Stanford 21. around left end for Michigan' first year than last year. Ogden 20, North Cache 6. 1 0 0 the Dodgers ahead Wvoodling walked when, Loes' 13. Marquette lL ting "Wisconsin touchdown in sec and the repeated 6. Ben Lommond 12, Logan 0 0 0 pitch was high ?nd outside. Martinjlo was called out on strikes. Cox sin p Notre Dame 37, Purdue 7. ond period from seven yards out REGION TWO 1 0 0 bounced to Hodges, whose throw'ilashed a grounder inside the Jcft on the old statue of liberty play. to Reese forced Woodling at sec- field foul, line for a double. Collins cchallock p 0 0 0 Tooele 20, Wasatch 7. The green wave of Tulane rallied 1 0 0 ond. Martin reaching first on a called for the ball, claiming Cox Murray 39, Bingham 4. . In the third period to cut MichiLm-not s out 11 rolled did touch 24 i choice. 3 first case, 9 fielder 35 McDougald Totals Cyprus 19. South Summit 6. gan's edge to 7 points but a blockto Reese wh threw to Giluamvpire Grieve ruled the Brooklyn Park City 20. "Grants ville Of R H O A ..AB (N) ed kick and a touchdown Brooklyn 2-Ithird Loes did. second. baseman 1 0 simM rm( 2 UCLA forcing Martin at ?h; 5 Judge 6, Unlonf Bill Melby, one of the greatestOie art of jaunt by Halfback Ted Kress sewed and iails from No runs, no hits, no errors, onerfo center. Cox holding up at third , North Summit 13, Morgan 13. 2 1 5 up the game in the final, rain-swein the nation .HonoluhJ, is another great favori'e wrestlers' young as Mantle fielded the ball in sh,ort ' left. 4 1 0 15 minutes. REGION THREE , today, returns to Pfovo Tuesday) with the local fans .and always, DODGERS Right hander Tomentcr. Kuzava resumedj warmin-'D'"r- m 0 1 n , 0 - It was in B. Y. High 12. Lincoln 7. on the Yankee bullpen. Gilliam Michigan's second straight night tik meet Mr. Sakata in the. manages to give a good accouht. 'he up Gorman replaced Ford c lb. 5 1 4 victory following a 50 to ;0 drub- - main event at the Riverside Rol- - of himself. American Fork 20, Spanish Fork mound for the Yankpcs. Cox went Hied to Bauer, Cox scoring after 10 0 2 Ore. (UP) Rink. Campanella c ' In Tuesday nightls semifinal,' EUGENE, UCLA, bing of Washington, and was fa-I- er 6. down swinging on three pitches.; the catch and Loes going to 5 0 4 cf - rugged and rough Frank James, Idolized Mc-e- r Snider sox All-- I lane's second the In setback three brigto . by the of 14. out Lehl ond. 28. bobby bounced' Reese bobbled Loes' by groundignited asy flaming play Payson 2 0 4 Furillo rf ';:' . ' ade, Melby has come a long wayjleading exponent of the head butt, American candidate Paul Camer starts.and threw to Gorman covering; Dougald. Springville 28, Pleasant Grove 6. 3 X 0 0 Loes p since he turned pro shortly, aftenwill tangle with popular Gcorgs Touchdown First no erorrs, out. touchdowns Two Gilliam on, three struck for worked' for twolate the first .runs, hits, REGION FOUR 0 Oi and a 12-- 0 0 Sabine p 'Confercompeting in the ,Mr. America ;Strickland, former football star at Pacific Coast the count to 2 and then lifted a one left, came touchdown first Michigan's 12.27 6! ence 35 Totals a few years gggOf He hashio State. Millard 6. Delta 6. contest a over SEVENTH INNING field center left at of end to the a shallow march. victory today battling fly t out for Gorman in ,5th but met Wasatch Academy 20, North San- high and beaten some of the best The preliminary will pit Danny YANKEES team which The Martin'went down which dpooped just beyond Ri?.-- ,r Was distance covered in eight tiring Oregon out for Sain in 7th pete 6. the favored Bruins to a plays, seven of them on the ground grapplers in the business and is in C'Rourke ;against Treach Phillips, zuto's reach for a double. McDoug- - swinging when Loes fooled him fought out. for Schallock in 9th demand. all over the country.) The card willget underway at REGION FIVE standstill for three periods before and the other a a 2 pitth. aid fielded Reese's sharn grounder, with a slow curve-opass from great - (A) Mr. Sakata, who isan expert in 8:30 p.m. 3 001 . . 020 000 19.500 York, x New fans. backed 4o the cerrfcr Kress Knudson Gene and threw him out at first. moved that against Uintah 27, Moab 6. jSnider 7 300 102 lOx one hit, no errors, one field fence to take McDougald's Brooklyn (N) the ball 'to the Tulane 5. Branoff Cameron his gathered faltering REGION SIX Snider 4, Gilliam forces together late in the third carried over and converted. towering fly. Rizzuto lined a sinsle I left. Beaver 4K, Kanab 0. to left field. Irv Noren batted jfor, 2 McDougald 2, Mantle. THIRD INNING In the second period the Wolver period and climaxed a ' Dixie 13, Parowan 0 (Wednes:? lism 3,Snider 2 Cox. 3b -- Martin. drive with a d Rizzuto flied to ain and popped to Keese. end sweep ines rolled 75 yards in 15 plays for YANKEES s. x one hit, no errors, one Snider. day). for UCLA's first touchdown with another touchdown. A dangerous Furillo. in shallow right field. Gor-- i LOB-NeCedar City 14, Milford 12. ' York 7, Brooklyn 7. six minutes gone In the man went down swinging when f'. final gamble by Quarterback Lou Bald-aci " DODGERS Lefty Art Schallock 1, Loes 2. Schallock 1. Loes came in with a fast ball on was the key play. With fourth period. Shall8. Gorman 1, Sain 1, a 2 count. Mantle P.ied to Snider. replaced Sain on the mound for the down and two yards to ed on his Rose-bo54-1- 2 The favored Bruins, d Gor who caught the ball at the edge of Yankees. Robinson lined to Bauer.lock t, Labine 1. ranked No. 3 nationally in the own 33, Bajdacci chose to run and bain i, snauocn the dirt path in dead center field.l1Ioases strucK out on a z pitch. man 3, United Press ratings, got their sec- picked up the necessary yardage 3 in batters niaer nnea toes 8 (pitched to No runs, no hits, no errors, none caniuautfiia wainea. ond score almost immediately, after for a lifegiving first down. RScER-Ford McnauocK s iirsi pucn into Tne ion 9th). Labine pft a pass. Primo Yillan-uev- a intercepting Sain Robinson bounced "eia corner lor a.. double. Campa-- : Gorman nnnr.ERS ran end for 15 yards for right 1 a on to McDoueald scoring to put Brooklyn ahoad i. Loes citch. a touchdown. cea u oore oui to .narikru '"f"'" IOWA CITY la Hodges popped to Martin on a Oct 3 (UP) Oregon's George Shaw, another One nin; one hit, no errors, onkrieve (A), lb; Steward (N), 2b. Iowa smashed to a 54 to 12 triumnh. Pitch. Campanella fouled out to star Saturday, opened up with his left and Dascoli 3b: 2 on (n), a (A). Hurlev pitch. over Washington State before 31.- -: Berra for the first time this season passes INNING EIGHTH A T 2:46. foul 13-1lines. :iiar (A), d 500 fans Saturday for' No;runs, no hits, no errors, none YANKEES 1 and kept his team - threatening Mantle popped to v. 775 Iowa's most lopsided football vic-''But Webfoots the codtd throughout. Bailor Collins struck out. IGilliamr FOURTH INNING tory since 134.. not move Fullthrough the MADISON. Wis.,-(Usingled to center. Berra rolled to YANKEES Collins was .DniiH T.ops on the mound stout UCLAconsistently . The Hawkeyes bouncing back line and . that made back Alan Ameche ran 24 yards Hodges. n,n. struck . Rizzuto for the Dodgers. 21 to J loss to from last week's the difference. Ironically, it was in the rain Saturday to break the iso runs, one bit, no errors,, one out ering fly which Furillo Caught left. johnny Mize batted for Schal interceptions of two Shaw passes a fighting Marquette foot-thMichigan State, ripped through ? 10 feet from the center field runabout to the flied and Snider, lock started. UCLA on its scoring (heartf Cougars for a 35 to 0 halftlme lead;'fence. Berra lashed Loes' second DODGERS Cox singled- - to ners holdihg their bases. Mantle ;ball team and give Wisconsin a and reserves piled it on. in the onves. '13 to 11 victory.. . , .pitch past Hodges into right field ngni. loosto Dunted and was out,:..SliJlCUA Kf. . . : ......., Wnndlin '' second half. -Vi , Schallack i t Cox Martin. takin scoring dui .uaruu was uui ...t v mv for a sinele. It was the Yankees' Fullback BInkey Broeder. who flrs hit off Loes. Woodling bounced second on the sacrifice. Gilliam to Campanella. 'flied to Mantle. Cox taking third plate, Thompson scored two of Iowa's touchdowns. jout to Gilliam, . Sheer Luxury three hits, no errors, One run, plunged one yard for Iowa's first! x0 runs, one hit, no errors, one after the catch Reese flied- to! two left. Bauer. score early in the game, climaxing en No runs, one hit, no errors, 'one a drive. Halfback Bob: DODGERS Snider sent a sharp The new second class coaches left. Steames followed with one-yar- d to was and thrown Martin grounder on German railroads are the long-- ! scoring plunge after he set it uo!out at flrst frulo worked the NINTH INNING in the world and supply hot; est YANKEES Don Thompson; reby intercepting a Terry Campbell jcount to 2 and then lined a single individthe washrooms, water .in pass. to center field. Cox flied to Wood- placed Robinson in left field for tbe ual temperature- - control of; winIn the second period Fullback ling, who caught the ball just short Dodgers. Woodling singled to right window glass, dows, Roger Welfmann scored on a five-yar- d of the left field wall. Loes lined center. Martin singled to left. cushioned seats convertible into end run, Broeder went six Gorman's first pitch into right! vooaung talcing second. McDoug sleeping coaches and a radio voice yards through tackle for one and field for a single. Furillo racing, ld ..walked, filling the bases. La i to tell how to enjoy everything. Halfback Lyle Leinbaugh ripped to third. Gilliam lined his third 39 yards for another. End Ed Lind-se- y straight double off the right field he hat millions of men acclaimed . . also batted down a Campbell scoreboard, Furillo scoring and Loes racing to third. Reese poppass for a safety. 14-1- i 27-1- 6, 12-ga- 33-1- 3, I . ed ?m-plav- 12-1- -- ? te , m ia . ot Harvdrd Trips Ohio U. nigh-presu- re nt Play By Play Account 0f Fourth Series Game first Notre Dame Shatters Purdue, 37-- n.. r 32-ya- e 36-ya- Colleoiate Grid Scores 2-- 2 safe-alertne- y. 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