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Show 16 SUNDAY HERALD SUNDhslFTETB . .1. .... or 13 M 7 Victory h 3 ire mm Laihe n cc CDS 1962 30 Stout Defense Saves Game For Notre Dame fciJii.::::- f - ...... By JACK WILKINSON United Press International Notre NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) Dame stopped two serious Okla- Jhoma threats in the fourth quar ter with sterling defensive . play t ." auu nuu jia ufcucx, 4tf-uciuic - coming a disappointed nomeiri,' throng of 60.500 and a nationwide television audience. Oklahoma had a good chance of tieing and possibly going ahead in the closing minutes, but Notre Dame stopped the Sooners on the one yard line and then covered a fumbled pitchout on fourth down Minutes later, after Oklahoma had Notre . Dame's only recovered fumble of the game, Irish quar terback Daryle Lamonica inter cepted a Norman Smith pass and it was all over. The Irish, their ground-eatin- g attack working and clock-killin- g behind Lamonica's to perfection a 7 broke clever ,quarterbacking, sen when third tie in the quarter ior fullback Bill Ahern raced over m L 7-- Huskers Stun Michigan by 25-1- 3 Score ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) Upstart Nebraska refused the un-- . derdog's role Saturday and dealt 3 defeat Michigan a stunning before 70,287 for its second victory 25-1- of the young season. Led by quarterback Dennis Clar-idg-e and the bruising rushing of hopeful Bill ThornCornhuskers ton, the. quickly took command after a scoreless first period and maintained the surprising edge the rest of the way. ca d run and touchdown on a othon their led the Cornhuskers er three scoring drives. Nebraska had opened with a 53-- 0 rout of South Dakota a week ago, but still was rated underdog to untested Michigan. d senior Thornton, a fullback was kept under wraps with a leg injury most of the first Jialf. But he haunted Michigan in the final two periods with his power rushes and scored two of Nebraska's three touchdowns in the second half. six-yar- . First downs Michigan Nebraska 17 222 119 13 170 83 Rushing yardage Passing yardage ' Passes Passes intercepted by 0 Punts 3 Fumbles lost 26 Yards penalized . 8-- 21 8-- 15 5-- 36 5-- 27 0 2 65 Buffs f from the nine to cap a , ' . drive. JJotre-Dam- e halfback Ed, Rutkowski who had scored the first touchdown with a drive that followed the opening kickoff and" then kicked the extra point, missed his second conversion try. Notre stung by Oklahoma, Dame's quick touchdown, stormed back to tie it up getting new life oc the five, yard line by virtue of a penalty r the Sooners scored. Halfback Paul Lea bucked over from the one and George Jar-ma- n converted.. The 7 tie held until the third period when Notre Dame used up 11:35 with an .. fyy.-.- 6-- 0 6-- 0, 10-ya- rd n ot march. time-consumi- MADISON,- - Wis. (UPI) Wis- consin overwhelmed outclassed New Mexico State Saturday, 3, using 61 players to rack up a modern school scoring record be69-1- fore 40,495 fans. Wisconsin Coach Milt Bruhn went so deep into his reserves that only two players in uniform failed to get, on the field and Some players were not listed on the roster. Nine quarterbacks aw action for Wisconsin. It was the biggest point total they "deby tiie Badgers since feated Marquette, . 85-- 0 in ' 1915 ' Statistics:, . Notre Dame Oklahoma 14 First downs 17 202 186 26 Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by 2 Punts 2 Fumbles lost 30 Yards penalized " y ? 6-- 8 4-- 10 .5 Attendance: 7 2-2- 1 60,500. ' West Coast Is Big News In Grid Clashes By United Press International The West Coast destroyed the Big 10 supremacy myth by winning two of three encounters with their old rivals Saturday, while Notre Dame and Army continued their march back to , college football's big- - time and Penn State and Duke gave further, evidence of their predicted power. 'The crowded college calendar was highlighted by the inability of Big 10 teams, long regarded as cne of the most powerful confer ences in the nation, to show their usual dominance in intersectional x game :. In the day's biggest form re versai, mighty Michigan State fell at Palo victim to Stanford, Alto. Other disheartening news to Big Ten fans came when Nebraska upset Michigan, Washington and favored defeated Illinois, 28-Minnesota was held to a scoreless tie by Missouri. Ohio State, rated among the top three teams in the country, managed to withstand the Big 10 downfall by romping over North Carolina, 41-Notre .Dame opened its season by overcoming a severe test in Oklahoma, 13-Army won its sec ond straight by beating Syracuse, Penn State toppled the Air and Duke Force Academy, 20-initiated its bid for a third, straight Atlantic .Coast Conference title by stopping South Carolina, 21-16-1- 25-1- 3, 7. 7; 9-- 2; " I 3 "frJ! -- t SEATTLE (UPI). Wee Willie and. masterminded Washington Siler, a, diminutive dandy of a to a 28-- 7 football ' victory dver . Illinois Saturday. quarterback, threw a touchdown pass, set up another in - every scored Washington ".: h" VI . 31-ya- rd zone for Washington's The scoring toss was set;up when Washington recovered a fumble on Illinois' 46 and a penalty moved the ball to the 31. Washington got its first touchdown six minutes after the opening kickoff when Charlie ;Mitchell boomed in from two yards out to drive. cap a After second Washington's touchdown Illinois fought back. The Ellini used nine downs in moving' JM) yards; then fullback second-touchdow- n. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) survived two deep Gopher pene Missouri, unimpressed by tals trations and a passing of Minnesota football musclle, thrust , and tied the 1962 Rose Bowl champion 0 In an intersec tional 'clash Saturday. The Tiger line, anchored by workhorse end Charlie Hitchler and center Jimmie Vermillion, withstood constant' pounding by 17-- 0 Gopher backs Bill Munsey and Jerry Jones, who moved to the Tiger one and two yard lines in GAINESVILLE, Fla: w (UPI) j- the first half. Lothridge, Quarterback Billy The Gophers launched a desper DavePike scored on a one-yar- d plowing through holes cut in tie ate, passing attack in the closing plunge two seconds before the Florida defense by a, big, tough seconds and moved to within halftime gun sounded. Btft that Georgia Tech line, drove 'the field goal range but a final pass was all for the Big Ten team; Yellow Jackets to, a )7-- 0 victory Duane Blaslia was intercepted Saturday before a capacity crowd by Washington roared out after the on the Missouri Vince Turner by of 45,500, intermission and had another two to seal the score. touchdown on the scoreboard in Lothridee repeated the aerial ' The controlled the ball Gophers five minutes. of his performance wizardry three-fourtof the game Siler this touchdown against dernson laot week' and nearly to 'were unable crash over with a set updash but to the Illinois threw in several slashing runs to the goal line. four and halfback Martin Wyatt spark all' the Tech scoring plaYs. Minnesota, its attack greatly went 'oyer on the next play. He ran, for one., score, threw a The sparkling little quarter- touchdown pass, weakened by graduation of brilliant,' quarterback Sandy back also contributed to the final kicked a field. goal and added the Stephens got its first3 chance late Husky touchdown. He connected extra points. in the period when Paul with Bernhardi on a pass junior Benson opening Backing the a fumble on to the Illinois 14. Washingon-moverecovered from Gainesville, Ga. was the Missouri 21. The Big Ten to the 10, then Siler later-aile- d powerful Tech line, which openjed warriors pushed to the Tiger two, to reserve fullback Charlie Joe Auer and where.' the drive holes f6r ' who scampered into sputtered. Browning, Tech's other fine running backs zone. in end the the second Again period The Florida .defense held Tech Except for Illinois' flurry in the a while but crumbled in the sec Minnesota launched11 a drive, movMissto own second from its the ing quarter Washington was ond half. in Misone before ouri battered the 0charge throughout the game. 0 0 0 0 Florida '; The souri stifled the line attack. Husky reserve superior 7 0 10 Georeia Tech to wear the visistrength began Missouri's best offensive dis , Scoring: tors and never really down ' they came in the third period play Tech FG, Lothridge 17 threatened the Washington goal when Tech-Martin quarterback 31, pass from Loth second in the half. Jim Johnson fired a ridge (Lothridge kick) eerial to Bill Tobin. The play 1 run (LbthTec Lothridge First railroad bridge across the carried the Tigers to the Minne ' ridge kick) , was the one at DavenMississippi sota 30, where the experienced Attendance: 45,500. which opened in 1856. Iowa, port, Gopher line slammed the door. Minnesota gained 139 yards rushing to Missouri's 94 and had 13 first downs to the. Tigers' seven. The Gophers lso"outgain-e- d Missouri in the air, 106 yards to 71 yards. 42-1- 4 The defensive struggle featured 15 punts by the two cluEsTeight x of them by Missouri . FAYETTE VILLE , Ark. (UPI) I Billy Moore combined fancy run passing Satur ning and eagle-ey- e to DO IT YOURSELF and Razor crowd to its feet with a the Arkansas day spark run touchdown from 4 scrimmage a over SAVE HALF backs in a victory in the third quarter. It was the team. Tulsa University spunky Ashf on Hertz Rentals Moore's passing was almost eighth time in nine years the CALL FR flawless, and he brought Jthe Southwest Conference powerhouse has beaten Tulsa. nd Victory rt rd 69-ya- rd ( - " : scri Was - v , - JJ f . hs 13-ya- rd All-Amer- ica 31-ya- rd 23-ya- rd d i AFTER ALL THAT HE DROPPED THE BALL Aipmy's Art Lewis (quarterback) passes to halfback Paul Stanley in the first quarter at the Polo Grounds Satur day, Syracuse's John Mackey (88) tries to block ifj. Stanley (20) takes the pass,(Heraldbut drops it as Syracuse's Don King climbs all over him. Army won " . UPI Telephoto). Army Capitalizes on Fumbles For 9-- 2 Victory Over Orange Penn State Rip Falcons By 20-- 6 Score 70-4-1- left-hand- ed 55-ya- rd back was driven out of bounds in front of his own bench and a Cadet tackier piled on. They both were inundated by the whole Syracuse bench. End Bill Chescavage set up the first Army score when he threw Bob Lelli for an loss on the Syracuse 46 and then recoverBob Bedell with a touch- ed Lelli's fumble on the 48. Army down pass to' make those fumbles banged to the three yard line and then Heydt. booted his ice- pay off. The Cadets then contained Syracuse except breaking field goal from the 10. for one aborted drive as the half Army Syracuse 13 10 ended and a iafety relinquished First Downs 162 81 when Cadet K;n Waldrop caught Rushing yardage 61 d line and Passing yardage a punt on the j89 8 was dropped ii the end zor.e by Passing 1 0 Gene Stancin. Passes intercepted by1 Punts 53 ve to drc the Syracuse yards 0 3 Army 17 in making its only riiajor Fumbles lost 100 35 bid but center Lee Grasfedr in- Yards penalized tercepted on t le ssven yard line The average American factory in a game slowed by numerous worker uses electricity equivalent penalties. One of the liveliest ments came a Syracuse to the help of 429 men each day. NEW YORK (UFI) UNIVERSTrY PARK, Pa. (UPI) Penn State's Pete Liske passed for two touchdowns Saturday to lead the Nittany Lions to a 20-- 6 victory over a stubborn Air Force team. Roger Kochman took passes of and yards from Iiske for touchdowns after State held" a slim 6 halftime lead. The Air Force, with jitterbugging Terry Isaacson leading the way, gave Penn State fits and outplayed the Nittany Lions for most of the first half. But State's latent power broke 15 . loose in the final two periods against the weakening Air Force . defenses.. The Falcons threatened after the opening kickoff and got to the State 40 before a fumble ruined their first drive. State's counter-drivreached the Air 19 where Kochman was Force a loss on a fourth thrown' for down and six inch situation. When Isaacson fumbled on the next play, State recovered and scored from 20 yards out in three plays. Statistics: Penn Air State Force Army's football forces capitalized with toe and arm on two second period fumbles' and hen threw up a d defense to topple before a crowd of Syracuse, 29,500 at the P ilo Grounds Saturday. Dick Heydt kicked a 20jyard field goal "and Cammy Lews hit 1 rock-ribbe- 9-- 2, -- 11-ya- rd 32-ya- rd " com-plete- ly . one-yar- 3-- 8-- 22 Arkansas Bop Tulsa irrj j 90-ya- rd 42-1- 3-95- 00 ' LEARN TO FLY! 7-- 8-3- . 194-pou-nd 9-- 7. glHIlHNHHHHHllHllHllHllMiiMliMllMllHtlHIIHlIHHHIIH New Modern Training Planes FAA Approved Flight Schools Experienced Instructors CENTRAL UTAH AVIATION mo-wh-en Prove Airport fft - 60 FR 49 e . 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By the same token, Notre , Dame recovered two Sooner bobbles and intercepted a pass in the end zone to blunt another scoring threat. But the' clincher, came in the fourth quarter. Oklahoma with possible victory in view, gambled on fourth and one on the 47 and made it, when quarterback Monte Deere went four yards on a sweep. Then, .with reserve full back Joe Don Looney, whd broke up the Syracuse game last week, belting the line and Deere toss ing in a couple of nice runs, the Sooners marched goalward. Halfback Jackie Cowan raced 13 ards to give Oklahoma first and goal at the three. And three running plays got only as far as the one and Irish halfback Frank Mihik recovered the. fumbled 12. the at pitchout 7 0 7 Oklahoma . 7 013 Notre Dame Scoring: ND Rutkowski 7 run (Rutkowski kick) Okla Lea 1 run. (Jarman kick) ND Ahern . 9 run (Kick failed) 7, Wisconsin Storms Past New Mexico State 69 to1 3 ' 7-- so-call- ed ColoBOULDER, .Colo. 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