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Show w. stiat.UtahKovMra County, Utah 14 err i SUNDAY HERALD n irons N h ostein -J exas, J ' i. III Comes From ' Ten Into Throws Big 3-W- Tie ay Behind on Illinois eats Wisconsin 9-- 6 on Last Play of Game Run 56-Ya- rd AUSTIN (UPI) Spoiler Texas Christian surged from behind Saturday on a scoring sprint by halfback Harry Moreland to drop No. 2 rated iTexas from the unbeaten ranks, 14-The upset victory by the power laden forned Frogs broke Texas nine' game victory string ; and kept alive Texas Christian's hopes for a Southwest Conference cham pionship and. a Cotton Bowl berth Year against Syracuse New y Day. Texas Christian overcame halftime lead built up byVTexas half and registerd two second .touchdownsi in freezing weather before ,43,000 ' fans in Memorial Stadium. putscores Secondary Moreland,, a 165- - pound junior, broke over his own right end, cut back to his "eft and outraced the Texas secondary to mark up the sgame-winnin- g score with 7:20 left 1. in the game. It was all Texas jn the first half as the Longhorns tallied a safety and drove 45 yards in eight plays to score on a two-yar- d plunge by fullback Mike DowftJe. But the crushing ground offensive of Coach Abe Martin's Horned Frogs, which rolled up 233 yards rushing, took its toll In the last half, and TCU's rock-ribbdefense allowed Texas only one first down in the last two periods. Spikes Is Bruiser TCU marched 48 yards, mainly on the bruising runs of Jack: Spikes and the jump passing of quarterback Larry Dawson, to score late in the third period. Halfbrfck Marvin , Lasater ran wide around right end for the last five yards and the score. But the big one was Moreland's tricky run that broke Texas and vicgave TCU the hard-foug" tory. Texas got on. the scoreboard with 12 seconds left in the first period when guard David Kristy-ni- k blocked a punt by TCU back Larry Gerrell and sent the ball bounding into the enc" zone. fourth-quarte- r' Following Moreland's scoring run, Texas drove back upfield to near the but halfback Jack Collins fumbled and TCU tackle Robtrt Lilly recovered to end the threat. The loss put Texas' Southwest Conference season mark at 1 and TCU's at 56-yar- By GEORGE ARMOUR line play in title and Rose Bowl bid won't be game of j of decided until the last games which the Illini were stopped on text Saturday. tin seas the Wisconsin one and four in Illinois and Purdue also stayed fo- the Big Ten earlier drives. Fumbilitis almost in h unnin kept the victory from Illinois. crown by virtue of an The Badgers scored on a fake fighting Illini dri"e in the last five minutes of a game which could field goal attempt in the first have given Wisconsin title to at period. Quarterback Dale Hack-baleast a share of the championraced from the Illinois 14 to 2 the 5 and fumbled. But the ball ship. The three leaders have records and Illinois and Purdue was recovered in the end zone by are , Badger end Hank Derleth. Brown's touchdown climaxed a Derleth also recovered a fumble quarterback John by Illinois Easterbrook on the Badger 4 to1 halt a third quarter illini drive Illinois got its safety on a first period Badger fumble that was recovered by Wisconsin's Ed Hart.' Illinois should have had a touchdown instead of the! safety. Easttwo more and fullback. Charlie erbrook had passed to end Ed Flowers, Mississippi's All - Ameri- O'Bradovitch who raced to "the ca candidate, ripped Tennessee.' Badger 6. Then the .ball "popped ime to shreds to power 'the out of O'Bradovich's hand and he seventh-ranke- d Rebels over Ten- fell on it. nessee. The Wisconsin line held four The capacity crowd of 34,512 in a ow and took over only times Xrozen fans included representa inches from the goal. Quartertives from five bowls the Sugar Bakken then fumbled Jim back Orange, Gator, Cotton, and in the end zone. Wisconsin for Mississippi, beaten omy The Badgers held their 2 lead by LSU is virtually assured two full periods and all through jNew Year's date. one of the fourth quarsecond but which had upset Tennessee, ter led that Brown before L.SU and Auburn, was stopped Misdrive with dashes through cold by "Brewer's Bruisers," holes in the Badger line." Tennesunit. defensive gaping sissippi's see's only score came in typical illinois had far the better of it Vol fashion, tailback Glenn Glas in the statistics, outgaining the Wisconsin gained racing seven yards into the end Badgers zone after Lebron Shields blocker 132 yards on the ground and only and Mike 42 on passes against an Illini an Ole Miss quick-kic- k seven. team that has been the stingiest the at on it LaSorsa.fell and tha' on defense in the Big Ten. converted Cotton Letner 10th ranked was about it for the There were 10 fumbles in the Orange ogres. game and six were by Illinois. Illinois lost possession on two of these and the Badgers lost one before a homecoming crowd of hard-foug- United Pres" International ' MADISON, WIS. (UPI) fullback Bill Brown rammed one yaid on fhe'last play ol the game Saturday to give Illinois a 6 victory over fiftb rated Wisconsin and throw the Big Ten' title rare into a three-wa- y tie. Brown's charge' over right madf Wisconsin, Northguii' western and' Michigan State even up in the conference ratings.1 The Pile-drivi- ng 9-- ; ht j 9. -- Mi 82-ya- rd ; rt 4-- 0 . X Mississippi Humbles Tennessee 37 to 7 . By JOE MCDAVID United Press International MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI)- - Mi3- Ten sissippi humbled giant-killenessee 37-- 7 Saturday to become & leading contender tor a major bowl bid. Quarterback Jake Gibbs score? one touchdown and passed for Y r. - , Blue-bonne- Bob Scarpitto, right, of Notre Dame came within a whisker! of being which a off gets punt blocked by hard plunging Pitt linesmen. .The boot car- ried from the ND 22 to the Pitt 30 yard stripe. The ND Sooners Edge In A-rrrt- y Tech last-minu- te 4 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) " . Alabama kicking, specialist Fred field Sington boomed a a for the wind with, Saturday goal 7 over bruisingGeorgia victory Tech before more than 43.00Q -- 43-ya- rd - 9-- 3 fan's.; Conference Southeastern The - win boosted the Crimson Tide's bowl l hopes and all but wiped out Georgia Tech's chances of postj season gold. Alabama now has a record while the Engineer? 361-17- 4. j -2 have lost three. ! 23 The wind, and two fumble .in. scoring. Georgia Tibbets of a 27 two went the opening kicW off fumble, while Dyess romped 10 for Alabama' touchdown after a fumbled punt gave the Tide the ball on its own - 4S. "i By JACK BRANNAN United Press International OklaNORMAN, Okla! (UPI) the homa rose Saturday i from of a season, disappointing depths converting three fumbles andvic-tcr-a y pass interception into a 0 over Army. The victory before 59,000 was first intersectional Oklahomals ' 28-2- ' triumph this season Army which used its potent passing attack to strike for a 56,028. touchdown in the first three minStatistics: utes, could not regroup its aerial Wisconsin Illinois forces until the fourth period. It 19 committed costly errors in each 10 First downs 132 205 quarter. Rushing yardage Sooners March 156 42 Passing yardage t 6 Passes Army quarterback Joe Caldk 0 well, who passed 37 yards to Passes intercepted by 2 3 Punts George Kirschenbauer for By CHARLES E. WIESER 1 the 2 Fumbles lost opening touchdown, commitUnited Press international initial error minutes later the ted 10 25 Neb. (DPI) Ne- Yards. penalized LINCOLN, he let a pass drift into the when braska, sparked by long touchJim of Oklahoma center hands down runs by Don Fricke and 30 Sooners at the. yard Byerly Carroll Zaruba, turned back Colline. y orado, 143 to 12, Saturday in j .70 Oklahoma then marched Big Eight game and ended Bufyards in 16 plays with fullback falo hopes of getting into the Prentice Gautt blasting out alOrange Bowl. half .of the yardage in short most Two extra points by sophomore Halfback Mike McClellan bursts. quarterback Ron Meade provided from the one yard line over went 22-1- 5 the margin of victory. behind Gautt's block. Jim Davis' The Huskers, slight favorites kick gave Oklahoma permanent despite a 5 record going into lead. By GENE MEAKINS the game, scored on a 42 Although Caldwell passed run by Fricke before the game United Press International 21 297 for times, completing yards was three minutes old He picked Colo. BOULDER, (UPI) Air his throws could not counteract off a pass by Colorado's Gale Force stopped Arizona four yards Weidner the first interception of from the goal line with three sec- a steady Oklahoma ground game and bruising defense against a Weidner toss in four games. onds remaining Saturday to deCaldwell's runners. perforArmy Late in the opening period, the feat .the Wildcats, before mance set a new- school record "old man" of the Nebraska 8,500 fans in weather for the West Pointers on the numsquad, 26 - year - old Carroll Arizona had the ball on the ber of passes and the yardage. (Pappy) Zaruba, brought the on fourth down after a line Caldwell passed 11 yards to end chilled crowd of 26,000 to its feet drive that 92 yards carried had Don Usry for a 'second period when he exploded through the But Vern and tackle Bob touchdown, then connected four Kenley hne and raced 73 yards to score. Baxter arid times straight to "lonesome end" broke through the Colorado pass Weidner, fullback Joe Carroll for Bill Carpenter and Frank Gibson was bothered by brisk asmashed master4 three-yar- d loss, and the Air for 69 yards to set up fullback winds and numbing took over. Force d Al Rushatz' touchdown weather. He was unable early ia in the final period. Quarterback Rich Mayo, enjoy plunge the game to move the Bufs by foot"in Scores of one finest hours his Boyd ing air and turned to the ground to Oklahoma Air the Forca had ; carried Bobby ball, quarterback pick up the first Colorado touch155 yards, carried the Cade's Boyd scored in the third and for down. touchdown on on to a of fourth nine the periods plunges winning After a Nebraska kick bounced drive in the third period and one yard after Army dead on the Husker 37, Weidner End Paul Bnien .had given gave , the ball to halfback Jerry Arizona led until then End bled. Paul Benien had given Arizona The almost aroused Steffen, who crashed to the six. six points in the secOklahoma off in their a major upset Three Steffen pulled plays ' later ond out. as ran time The victory drive period by. pouncing on a fumrarnmed over from the one. able in Army's end zone. Davis with Air the Force leaves kicked of all four Oklahoma convermark. Arizona has lost five ' sions. eight games this season. Cornhuslcers which reached miles an 'hour, all the figured Nip Buffs Tech' quarterback' Marvin last yards 14 to 12 yard drive after an scatback Marlin 3-1- ' S-- 3-- 16 half-bnc- 4-- 37 6-- 29 : ' Razorbacks Surprise SMU Air Force 17-1- 4 DALLAS Tex.' (UPI) Speedy Lanfce Alworth and power-runnin- g Joe Paul Alberty carried Arkansas to a ' cinch Southwest Confer- and an alence most , certain bowl bid Saturday-wit4 favored a upset of " .Southern Methodist. Alworth, a willowy whiz from Brookhaven, Miss., threaded tha eyes in Southern Methodist's defenses for an amazing 131 yards, a touchdown and an two-poiconversion, while junior fullback Alberty bruised his .way for 99 "yards and the tell - tale touchdown. j in ha were the big cogs They Arkansas ground assault that piled up a whopping 400 yards to more than offset the passing magj ic of SMU's .Don Meredith, 17-1- I . nt . ; - Wins Over 1 'Gats 3-- 62-yard 22-1- 5, - ee one-yar- d . . ' ee . one-yar- r . , Inspired Tulsa Unit's ?aoles fum-b'e- 61-yar- d" i game 28-1- 3. . '. Texas Tech Cops 27:0 Triumph . Tex. (UPI) Glean Amerson, second string quarter-Laccame off the bench to personally direct Texas Tech to four touchdowns as the" underdog- Red Raiders thrilled a homecoming crowd of 20,000 with a 27-- 0 victory over Houston's Cougars Saturday afternoon. Amerson scored the first ind last touchdowns and passed for two others in between as the Raiders recorded their Jirst shut out victory since 1953. Tech now lias won four games and handed Houston its sixth loss. The game was a complete re versal of the form ' chart. The Raiders, known for their passing, gained only 84 yards through tjre air. to 156 yards for Houston, buf rolled up 187 yards on the ground end held the Cougars to 88. LUBBOCK, k Battle 28-2- 0 d PITTSBURGH DEFEATS FSGHIN' IRISH 28-1- 3 t. 6-- 9-- 7 luck whic got u away aidn't-holat that point and Fred Cox returned it for a Pitt score. Pitt won the HE MADE IT , TideoWhips V 1 ! d. PITTSBURGH (UPI j Halfbacks Bb Clemens-anFred Cox and fullback Jim Cunningham, a trio of mudders, carried Pittsburgh to a mild upset ovei Notre Dame, Saturday. ' Clemens, a flashy sophomore from West Mifflin, Pa., scored onia punt return in the first period4 Cox, from Montrgahela, Pa., scampered 44 touchdown, and Cunning-jriayards for a second-perio- d of Cormellsville, Pa.j added a pair of in the final period on short bursts. Cox also added four conversions. In losing their fifth game of the season against three victories, the Fighting Irish scored in the third pass and run play from quarterperiod with a back Don VhHe, of Haverhill, Mass., to junior half-- e back Bob Scarpitto, of Rah way, N.J. hard-runni- - ng 8-1- 64-ya- 3, rd m, six-pointe- 58-ya- rs rd Hawkeyes Surge From Behind To Beat Buckeyes 16 to 7 TO SCOUT BOCKMAN Eddie PHILADELPHIA (UPI). a first former baseman Bockman, with the Cleveland Indians and the Pittsburgh Pirates, will serve Ohio' (UPI) Roger Detrick leaping across for a a scout on the Pacific Coast COLUMBUS, for the Philadelphia Phillies, it Iowa's tricky Hawkeyes the game's first score. Dave was announced today. from behind with a 10- - gore converted to put Ohio into point fourth period: Saturday to a 0 lead. Iowa bounced back, driving 64 hand Ohio State a l6-- 7 Big Ten defeat, assuring the Buckeyes of j"yards after the kickoff. Quarter-thei- r worst campaign in 12 years, back Wilburn Ilollis passed to The fast and elusive Hawkeyes, end Bill Whisler 13 yards for the trailing !7-- 6 into the final period, score. However, a run for the advantage of a recovered J tra point was stopped 7 and the Buckeye fumble for a touchdown Hawks were still in a 6 hole, It was Jauch, however, who and a brilliant punt return by 3-PC: halfback Ray Jauch to set up a started the Hawks on the winning field goal. track early in the, fourth period hen he returned an Ohio State 1L. The Hawks put the icing on the n to 45. 42 the Punt Buckeye yards cake in the last five minutes of Iowa, switching to a' double play by rolling 67 yards in six reserve :Jerwith halfback plays wing for the first time, rolled the in nine plays, thanks to the distance Mauren final four ry going untouched. fine some, passing, by quarterback yards Iowa. rhvine as usual on its Olen Treadway. He threw five tricky double wing offense, rolled times Saturday without an interup 338 net yards, spent most of ception, to boost his national recthe game trying to catch up wHh ord to 116 without an interception. the Buckeyes, who scored in the opening minutes after an Iowa RADIATORS REPAIRED fumble.' Auto Glass Installed Ohio's Jim Tyrer recovered a 4 Specialized Work ' ic loose ball on the Hawkeyes' 31 AHLANDERS early in the game. 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It $ matching this , , i$ I all-M- . - 1 the i colorful Ancient Madan, der Print. All in -1 Cyclones Romp to to 0 Triumph and trim And 15-1- 4. Tulsa's fired-uUniversity line stopped cold the vaunted offense of North Texas State Saturday and turned in a major upset over the Eagles, .y 55 The hard - charging Hurricane knocked North Texas from the AMES, Iowa v(UPI) low unbeaten ranks and ruined the State, sparked by end Don Eases' chance of sole possession Webb's 77 yard touchdown ran of the Missouri Valley Confer- with the opening kickoff, romped !i ence championship. past a chilled San' Jose State At the same time, Tulsa put team, 55-Saturday to post us itself in position to'-- share the best winning record in 21 years title with NTS and Houston; iff if The win came' with surprising wins over Wichita on Thanksgiease against the California club . which was! ranked second in "the ving Day.' Inspired line play by Tulsa nation in passing and outweighed was accompanied by a sensa- the Cyclones 20 pounds per man tional field goal by half. It was San Jose's worst defeat Jack Kreider, who in his since 1923, and the most' points first and only- collegjate kick scored, by Iowa State since 1952. broke a school record set long The Cyclones scored five time ,, age in 1941. ,, in the first half to insure their Tulsa's aggressive line play seventh victory against two kept the powerful Eagle offense losses, the best mark since the eft balance all through the; game 1938 team ran up a mark. and instead of making their usual .319.9 i yards rushing i per game, the Eagles were' limited Chain Link Fence to a paltry 69 yards. of e, . . TULSA, Okla. (UPI) Charging like a herd of wild buffalo, the d State OreiP AC i teQi JUV . 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