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Show SEPTEMBER SUNDAY. O I TTtjih SUNDAY HERALD- 29, Countr. Utah olbrad.o Tips Utah; Wyoming, Air Academy Win Last Period Cowboys Nip J Touchdown 1.1 ... v 1 30-2- 4 Wins, Colo. (UP)-Colo- rado tailback Bob Stransky, BOULDER. a E star throughout the game, smashed one yard for a touchdown with 41 seconds left to play to defeat Utah University, before 37,000 spectators Saturday. Colorado drove desperately for that touchdown in a race with time. Utah had gone ahe,d. for the first time in the game on field goal . by end a George Boss with only six minutes and 27 seconds remaining. 7 1 tA - - 24-2- 3, 20-ya- rd an electrifying tr pass 76-ya- rd Gross-cu- p play from quarterback Lee to halfback Stu Vaughn. There was no scoring In the 4 third period. Colorado led a of the margin at halftime by r Q ICS A T--Vs : t; 4, 16-1- Zowada-to-Math- safety. Colorado surprised Utah in the first period with an touchdown pass from tailback Howard Cook to wingback Eddie Dove. But Grosscup hit halfback touchLarry Wilson on a it to tie up, down pass play Score by periods: 9 70 1430 Colorado 7 7 0 1024 Utah Colorado scoring: Touchdowns, Dove '80, pass and run from Cook); Dowler (1, sneak); Engle 80-ya- rd 27-ya- 7-- pasi from Stransky); (12, plunge). (1, HURDLES UTAH LINE Colorado fullback George Adams (33) picks up two yards bv diving over the center of the Utah line during first quarter action of the game End George Boss of Utah (87) moves in on at Boulder which Colorado won, defense. (UP Telephoto). rd 7. 30-2- 4. Suba Safety, EAST (tackled in end zone by Nady Indorf and Demos). Conversions, Dartmouth 27 New Hampshire 0 2, Cook, Brown. Columbia 23 Brown 20 WilTouchdowns. Utah scoring: Boston College 20 Florida State 7 on (27, pass and run from Princeton 7 Rutgers 0 . 42 Nebraska 0 Grosscup); Jensen (1, plunge); Army 7 Iowa State 7 Vaughn (76, pass and run from Syracuse Holy Cross 21 V.M.I. 21 Grosscup). Field goal, Boss (20). Yale 27 Connecticut 0 Conversions, Boss 3. Villanova 20 Furman 0 Colgate 14 Cornell 13 Rhode Island 25 Maine 7 BOUT SIGNED CHESTNUT Penn State 19 Penn 14 Ike ANGELES (UP) Chestnut, the second featherweight contender from New York, has signed to meet Ricar-d- o (El Pajarito) Moreno of Mexico City in a 10 - round bout at Olympic Auditorium, Nov. 21. LOS ranking; r Navy Duke SOUTH William & Mary Virginia u 33 4U 8 Auburn 7 Tennessee 0 Georgia Tech O S.M.U. 0 N. Carolina State 48 Maryland 13 Vanderbilt 9 Georgia 6 W.. Virginia 14 Virginia Tech 0 N. Carolina 26 Clemson 0 Central State 23 Morgan State 7 Florida 27 Wake Forest 0 L.S.U. 28 Alabama 0 STATE FARM MIDWEST Kansas St. 36 St. 34 Brigham Young Kansas 6 7 Missouri 85 Arizona 13 f Notre Dame 12 Purdue 0 Wisconsin 60 Marquette 6 Michigan State 54 Indiana 0 Texas Christian 18 Ohio State Minnesota 46 Washington 7 n SAVE n National League 94 St. Louis 87 59 66 69 75 84 92 92 .614 .569 .549 .516 .497 .451 .399 .399 VV L Pet. 98 90 55 63 81 72 77- - 76 76 .641 .588 .529 .503 .497 .493 .388 .359 ..84 80 76 69 61 61 New York Pittsburgh Chicago Boston W. PAYNE West Ph. FR 5th West Ph. FR 1st N. Ph. FR 75 59 55 16 Illinois 6 San Jose St. 27 Denver 20 Citadel 13 G. Washington 6 Kent St. 26 Baldwin Wallace Washburn 33 Omaha 13 GET 77 93 98 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 02 53-ya- 13 one-sixteen- SHOTS ST. CATHERINES, Ont. (UP;-- All members of the Chicago Black National vT f j Center Ph. 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IjOCS rd V of is performed Herald Want Ads Get Results th M j The job 4 6, 'hh y COM FT III' NT 10-ya-rd I Saturday. 1958. mm Philadelphia 4 American League Baltimore 9, Washington 1 Kansas City 5, Detroit 3 (13 innings) Cleveland 4, Chicago 1 Brooklyn f "J &-- z j y 165-pou- HAWKS " sun-bak- ed 6 6, The Air Force built up a halftime lead, roasted through the third period, then ran over the worn Occidental team for three more touchdowns The Occidental team ended with rom- only 24 yards nm to the Academ"s 2S5. pared However. Occidental picked up 2(X yards on pavs compleUons as opposed ii 101 yards on six completions b the Academy, Acaarim ( oacn B k Shaw said his team's iMK ,n- - against Occidental and next week against Detroit would be deciding factors in whether the Academy should schedule bigger schools next fall. The Academy is ;n its third year and will have mo seniors until r. 6. National League Chicago 6, St. Louis 20 RUL0N MYERS 946 W. UCLA 7 Saturday's Results ; Fast 75 Washington CARL MADSEN 61 . Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Ph. FR H. B. PAYNE .J98 N. 77 American League N. C. HICKS . Montana 0 13 California State Washington Colorado 30 Utah 24 Stanford 26 Northwestern 6 Michigan 16 Southern California Colorado Western 14 Colorado State 13 Air Force Academy 40 Occidental 6 FRIDAY'S GAMES 20 Wyoming A Milwaukee New York ."ith WEST 40-- AHLANDERS Benedict Morris Brown W. Chester 52 King's (Pa.) 12 Chattanooga 6 Abilene Christian 6 Eastern Mich. 33 111. Normal 14 Tarko Col. 39 Cen. Mo. College 6 A LAWRENCE. Kan. (UP) Central College low 6 Simpson 0 San Jose 37 Oakland 6 pair of California speedsters Neb. Wesly. 12 Chadron Teach 6 executed the ancient single-win- g Ft. Valley .vs Ala St. cancelled, reverse to perfection Saturday bad weather. as Oregon State scored early TWO RACES SET and often to throttle Kansas, 34-crowd of Before a SALEM, N.H. (UP) A pair of 28,000, coach Tommy Protho's de$10,000 races, one for and the other for fea- fending Pacific Coast conference tured Saturday's Rockingham park champions ground out 346 yards, closing-daprogram. Fourteen ju- most of it around Kansas ends. veniles were named for the GranBy halftime, Oregon State led ite State Stakes at a mile and 70 27-6 and, with the exception of yards, while 10 sophomores were a run by Joe Francis, named ior the mile and coasted to its second straight Concord Handicap. win the final 30 minutes. JunEarnel Durden( CANNON MESSAGE ior from Los Angeles, reeled off News of the opening of the touchdown runs of 21 and 14 yards 1956 Erie Canal, in 1825, was sent to on identical reverses for the first Bowl Rose representatives' New York City by means of cannon. The firing of each gun two scores. Understudy Sterl nlared alone the wav was the Hammack, another Californian, k sweeps with signal for the next to fire. The continued wing-bacminutes a run, scoring news flashed to New York City half. the before jn 80 minutes. 9 It Pet. CALL 8 0 CoJ'icge, ! 14 L Chicago ELD0N Baylor Texas AOl 21 Texas Tech Texas 20 Tulane 6 Arkansas 41 Tulsa 14 Hockey League team received Asian flu vaccine inoculations Saturday. The Black Hawks also will be vaccinated against common flu. W Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia DRIVERS 1st N. SOUTHWEST Houston 6 16 How They Stand CAREFUL fl Fast 14 Hawks Oregon Iowa 70 Utah St. 14 INSURANCE Oregon State Throttles Kansas, 34-- 6 Coll ege Grid Scores Stran-nk- y n er - suffered last it week on it s first fm ,,y into the big time by defeating Occidental 40-ya- rd 12-ya- rd on DENVER 'UP - Thr voung Air recovered from that 80-deg- ret Lacing Force Academy the humiliation " Each team scored earlier in the final period Colorado on a pass from Stransky to halfback Ray Engle. and Utah 40-- 6 BILLINGS, Mont. (UP) Wyoming, riding on the brilliant throwarm of Larry Zowada, ing stretched its football streak to 13 games by trouncing Montana State University 20-- 0 Saturday. The Cowboys did all th scoring in the first half. The second half was a scoreless tussle in saw weather once. Montana threaten only A pass from Zowada t end Russ Mather set up the first Cowboy score in the first period. On the next play fullback Greg Maushart carried over from the eight. In the same period scatback Gene Domzalski returned a punt 80 yards for a touchdown. The try or extra point failed. The final touchdown came in the second period after tackle Bob Houser recovered a Montana fumble on the Grizzly 39. A aerial put the ball on the Montana 11, and Harold Farmer carried it around left end for the score. Zowada converted. 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