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Show i U SEPTEMBER SUNDAY. 1 SUNDAY HERALD 22, Utah County. Utah evastafin Win Streak Pushed To 41 Games out tumbling Pittsburgh neirs - . W. Virginia, Cavaliers f Q Tie s: 6-- 6 ' ATLANTA A heavy(UP) weight sophomore backfield, led by huge Mike Dowdle, powered MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UP) Texas to a 26-- 7 victory Saturday The University of Virginia night over a Georgia team that came within inches of upsetting kept itself in the hole with heavy West Virginia Saturday at the final gun but had to settle for another chance that almost paid off. Sub quarterback Fred Russell a 6 tie. smashed into the line twice After the outweighed cavaliers within the last 28 seconds, starthad tied the score with three ing on the d line, but was minutes and 10 seconds remain- stopped inches short of a touching in the last quarter, they got down as the gun sounded. Q I The PITTSBURGH (UP1 Oklahoma Sooners rolled to a surprhinly easy 26-- 0 rout over the stumbling Pittsburgh team Saturday to serve notice they intend to keep their No. 1 National ' football rankingCoach Bud Wilkinson's wrecking crew, running its record winning streak through 41 games, struck for one touchdown in the second period and three more in the third. Okiahoma"s deceptive offense first paid off early in the second r period when Junior Jackie took a pitchout from quarterback Carl Iodd and passed 12 yards to end Joe Rector in the end zone to H.max a olryard drive. Dodd converted. at 'New' Tech Sophs Lead Texas To 26-- 7 Win Over Georgia Team Whip j4 6-- O - two-yar- n 'Cats penalties and fumbles. A croud of 33,000 saw the opener for both teams. Ably directed by senior quarterback Walter Fondren, fullback and soph halfbacks Dowdle Blanch and Max Alvis George sparked scoring drives of 46, 23, 60 and 17 yards. 13-- 0 'UPc Sophomore Fred Braselton. pass quarterback and directone touchdown for ing ing anortier. led a "now" Georgia Tech team operating with old f- -' Dowdle, and ficiency to a 13-- 0 victory over frus- weighing 215, tore chunks out of trated Kentucky Saturday In a the left side of Georgia's line on two first half touchdown Southeastern Conference opener before 40.000. surges. ATLANTA ee I Ml San-defe- Two Fumble r' Two Pitt fumbles set up a pair Sooner touchdowns with less than four minutes gone in the second half. Oklahoma wound up the scoring with its fourth touchdown later in the third quarter. Dennis Morris, Sooner fullback from Tulsa, dropped on quarterback Bill Kaliden's fumble on the Pitt 19 and three plays later classy Clendon Thomas, the country's top scorer last year, knifed for 13 yards and a score. of off-tack- ; ru lyj le two-yar- first-gtnn- ( 0 kicked the second of his two conversions. On the first scrimmage following the kickoff, Pitt halfback Dick Haley fumbled and Dodd recovered. In four play 8 Oklahoma had 9-- 6 its third toucftdown a Dodd fired a strike to Don Stiller as 58.942 predominantly FullPitt fans wailed. MOSCOW, Idaho (UP) back Jack Morris kicked a Panthers Befuddled field goat, the first for The two quick touchdowns apto give parently bewildered the hefty Oregon in eight years, Panther. Before the period ended, the highly favored Ducks a 6 Oklahoma boosted the score to victory over Idaho Saturday in 26-- 0 when second string quarter- a Pacific Coast conference footback David Baker ofnrtiesville, ball game. Okla., combined with halfback Morris' boot came shortly beDick Carpenter of Bcenridge, fore the end of the third period. Teac.. for a Jl yard scoring pass. broke a 6 tie and kept Oregon It Wilkinson, who said earlier he in the four-tearace for the was stressing defense this year, Rose Bowl. It was a game markmade good his promise. The Soon- ed . staunch defensive play. by ers displayed a solid defense to Serious were but threats few, ofWend with their shock-troo- p team made the most of the each fense that went four teams deep. breaks. So powerful was the Oklahoma Idaho moved in the third defense that Pitt crossed the mid-fiel- d plays after the stripe only twice and never period. Eigh;een over for Willis kickoff, plunged line. penetrated the Guard score. the tying Jerry .The final outcome could have been much worse for Pitt because Kramer's conversion attempt was Oklahoma had two touchdowns wide. called back by penalties and blew two other scoring chances. 6-- 6 The statistics favored the Soon20 first downs to nine and 310 ers, net yards to 87. Score by periods: 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh SEATTLE. Wash. (UP) A 0 7 19 026 Oklahoma pass play from Bobby Dunn Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns, ' to Dick Payseno and two goal Rector (12, pass from Sandefer), Thomas '13, run'. Stiller (17, pass line stands enabled the Washingto from Pidd), Carpenter (31, pass ton Huskies to battle Colorado a an intersec-tionin 6 stalemate from Baker), Conversions, Dodd here before football Oregon Beats Potent Air, Ground Attack Gives Middies 46-- 6 Victory Vandals, oo-Capt-ain 22-ya- rd 9-- -- 6-- m 47-ya- rd Huskies Gain Tie With Colorado 58-ya- 6-- 2. 32.500 fans. PITTSBURGH (UP) the Pittsburgh-Oklahom- a First Downs Rushing Yardage Pu . capacity crowd at Alumni Stadium saw Oldham, a stocky, senior from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, score twice and add three extra points for the 1957 debuting Midshipmen. Oldham carried 11 times and gained 64 yards. Oldham's two touchdowns were d plunges. The first capped a march in the opening adother a the period, vance in the third stanza. Navy scored twice in every period except the third. Boston's only touchdown came in the second period on a pass play from to captain Don Allard quarterback Tom Joe Sullivan. Navy substituted freely but still couldn't hold down the score. Third-strin- g halfbacks Dick Zembrzuski and Roland Brandquist scored Navy's final two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. A 28,000 5-- 10 WSC Thunders Past Huskers one-yar- 61-ya- rd talLINCOLN, Neb. (UP-T- he ented passing combinations of quarterbacks Bob Newman and Bunny Aldrich and end Jack Fanning carried the Washington State Coug'ars to a 2 win over Nebraska Saturday. Newman, who was the Pacific Coast Conference's second - best passer last year, threw three touchdown passes to Fanning. A crowd of 31,000 was on hand as both teams opened their 1957 seasons. 7-- 34-1- 308-24- Fumbles lost . 3 41 SKRIES TICKETS GONE NEW YORK UP If you didn't ni.'i.l your request for tickets to The World Series games at Yan- kee Stadium on the first day of t he sale, you 'ire out of luck. The Yankees announced Friday night they a ready have stopped accept- Vi- - ticket orders less than 24 hours after the sal opened. i Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit, aft- er whom the thermometric scale is named, was a German physi-- 1 - cist. i 70-- - Ql9 7 , 270, 308 243. C iQK 30-0- 6, Regular $129.9- 5Now Only EASY IIO REMINGTON and WINCHESTER RIFLES SHOTGUNS 10 OFF TERMS CREDIT OWN ONE OF THESE GUNS and NOW! 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The powerful Middies, rated the team to beat in the east, rolled up 212 yards running largely by 33-ya- rd Passing Yardase Passes Passes intercepted by uv d THROWN FOR LOSS Dick Carpenter, Oklahoma halfback, is thrown for a Oklahoma-PittsburgDick h of loss on this play earlv m the first quarter pme. won Oklahoma the game tackle. in the for is shown closing Haley, Pitt halfback, 26-UP es. 41 to to run its winning streak Telephoto). gam Thomas shook off three potential g tacklers on his way. Dodd, quarterback from Norman, 17-ya- rd uj u w I Wear Rentals 9 pM ' UMBRELLA SIDEROOM 12,x9 98 sq. ft. Sleeps 5 cots. Reg. $69:00 Now Only .......... i TENT $45.95 t' s ' I. |