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Vessels 2: ceintrainni, Weatherill 4. nted - ' Inn's lanky Negro endLowell and ing a first defeated the Un;versity of Coloin a Big Seven Con, rado. 27-2ference football game featured run by by a spectaculai-86-yar- d the Jayhawks Charley Hoag. The Kansans went into the last imf trailing 14-and badly outplayed in every department unta Hoag sparked an at: tack with his long run after taking a kickoff on his 8 rsi..-,,k--.- .- 7 7 0 14 7 Texas Akrg searing: Touchdowns, Texas OklahOma 8-- K. .. 11- . I Tearn tgers Nearly Upsets st-lh- passes In the Victory-dfiveThe Sooners,' rated number 5 in the nation by the AP poll, trailed the Aggies in rushing 205 to 271 yards, but the passing turned the trick. Oklahoma CoachBud Wilkin- son predicted before the gatne his team would have to have a to-- win, and that's passing attack Just wha- t- the Sooners used.Oklahoma made 169 yards throwing to Texas' 11. Three of Oklahoma's touchdowns came on passes. 66-ya- , - a brilliant display of passing to move Oklahoma to the winning ga ve the ,Wolverines a ing Iowa State in the first half, 27 to 7 ilecision but they ran out of gas under LAWRENCE. (AP) --- over Dartmouth Saturday in an the pressure applied by the Big The University of Karon came intersectional battle b e f o r e squads in thern SlaegytehnauCionference to life here Saturday after tak- 74.903- fans. 3''..- o-Kans- 1 ..- - , a -- make of tyinwriters spnciat prices and terms Doc Has .1,08 i,11:)DRtSS 1I Pittsburgh IL GRAMS oaf Mot ohms rollout Irate time to Steno Simi elleel ,Zosede.s evorled Callt Jan-- S. 11,31. U. Vas uw swore t too amounts itatow tool St sod two 160iball WAWA, Prodattios wool whom...y-- 44 sod too I owtball Swim's. 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Oerri-Meibediless i Princeton Sa turday. but the t4,: ,.,,,. passed six times irr'the first half favored , Tigers managed to D eacons --touch. end for . a 34,-nit Vit e & Mary LW IV US, SOS.", LV,11 0 Ia g at IJI ra ,tS,k Princeton punch kick from which the visitm g Va: (AP) WILLIAMSBURG, quick touchdowns at the outset Elusive Francis (Guido) Panthers no v a r recovered, of 'the third period. SA a 34-1- 4 halfback for-on- e extra pain' t and Itad apparently caused the team Scarton, a ?:'''.'s:':. place-kicke- d two ethers. - to ease ioff. A few minutes later who lastyear was a defensive -,Showingno 6 PrincelonTaited to mire a specialist, sud sit arrarototlier down after the opening loss to (mirth down on the Rutgers 39. backfield aces, ran and passed r.,,,',4' ...i.e. MIJ hopped on the important and that was the spark the ,un- - Wake Forests Deacons to a 47- Z ,;..,. victory Panthers for threstouchdowns derdoss needed. But their rally 0 Southern-ConferenIs-tand a safety in the opening pert- - ran short one touchdown to give over William and Mary's - I dians here ' Saturday. ''' - , ...........,..Tigers the in es, - , , ---- ry eases sue wore yiellitekle i- saIlY aviard-s:-.--' - S. totals tee lbe reeses'a gravid pet. will - be awarded is eeeerila , still tilos umber et ash dollars equiveleelet wee is wisely Nentasts ' . dies loiters,. two Soden.. 140.. ritil heists win be &weeded to swot iseiPe' i'qa; atm etas& SOWS et the beanies yaws. Defied us week eorretity reuniting Sr.. Aril sootestatits Noe, 111 le II. -- the -posed "ohs- - tedeiste Ammo .............. etilsit, le il triterIttat, et solineatios to Useeateries DeseriS three odearterestir airb atm.r . leo -sewher ol IltibdittlitantotaitilidlitrkUmasalomilimetseersaed list ell I abuse samom- Demonise Ise tIne Melte, Its tontaithi. N... Ilk 'She. 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(AP)--TauRobertson's run after the short end of an 6 halftime he caught score, Iowa State roared back in footi the seNuut ball for a26-- 8 Michigan End Stars ball vktory over Iowa Teachers - - 0 I 11 0 1 Touchdowns. IL J anolvicz Stars- 4OKLAHOMA Mail or bring - 4n44;SCLArbeat-tberis-t3-0,- ed. ( CALIFORNIA OKLAHOMA A4SIM STANFORD . , 0. IS 12 - and ; Jim Weatherall failed to make the kick good;4eaving the "Prktitrit got it on a short power smack over tackle after he engineered the Mustangs in a 62 yard journey. Bill Sullivan converted from placement after each of the touchdowns. Missouri, listless and uninspired most of the first half, came up with two real scoring threats. but went lame when the thipe-wer- e down. - ..... .... hard-chargin- P) Stubby Lou D'Achille, quarterlotMr .C..Oti-TMIRT- S, NOTRE- PrrrsBuRGH - , 4 one,,, Rete-strtiek-l- to two teuchdowns---Sattirda- y lead the Southern Methodist University Mustangs to their third successive victory of the over the Missouri seas". 21-Tigers. The second largtst crowd In Missouri history, near 36,000. sat in ss Missourtsuffered its second straight shutout since the tail-en- d of the 1937 season. That year Kansas tied the Tigers fective passing of Fret Benner& WYOMING :; .. . l' -) '' Rote scored the first touch- NEW MEXICO ( ) down with less than two min- BRIGHAM YOUNG ( ) t NEBRASKA ttsr"mawinenintr Oiser ; ( ) from quareCOLLEGE 07 PACIFIC ( ) seven-var- d line climaxing a 79- MICHIGAN ( ) drive. AUBURN yard ) Halfback Hank Stollenwerck DARTMOUTH ) the second touchdown in the ILLINOIS got ) .....,..,,(( second quarter by cracking 11 WISCONSIN I ; O. (AP)Ver- yards through the middle of WILLIAM & MARY ( NAVY ( ) satile Vic Janowles pranced, Missouris line. The Mustang; MINNESOTA ( ) punted and passed Ohio State to - - -a ---) Carey -- ..........( ( ) , -. .............( ) ...... ( "rtnir 1 ilearnalk :- ) ( ( FLORIDA , PENNSYLVANIA . UCLA ,, IOWA MCHIG.AN STAii PRINCETON NORTHWESTERN TULA -- , - - - Bulldozer-Kyl- e- Sophomore Quarterback Leads Indiana To Win BLOOMINGTOlc-Ind.tA- marehzd 68 yards for this (AP) played- better. than it did !n losing 34-- 0 to Clemson I MOdletel11141 Ladyam 15,ne1606; - last week, but the Mt Points after tonsch444. tolsotommlal.. Mesita. Statrialt; ef- Orannellwa Point attfa toectskewsk, A. of Rote and the spotty. but Michigan State MatYland q o Merely Indicate winners with a crossv ),- only consolation Mich!. touch- gan had was the,67-yar- d down run by Spartan halfback (Sonny) Grandellus early in the -- thirt quarter . ' .4 e Maryland COLUMBIA, Mo. 6 87-ya- Rote Leads Mustangs To Win Over Missouri , ' , ' 29-1- - free-wheel- ed 32-2- 11 12 . HOUSTON (AP)Rice power running with passes Saturday night- - to break a fiveyear-old jinx and defeat Louisiana-35 to 20. The Rice State, line swarmed over LSU for threeperiods and manufactured four breaks that- - put -- the -- Owls in position to run up a 35-- 7 score before turning theit attack over to reserves in the final period. A crowd of 52,000 saw Rice score its first victory since 1945 over LSU and gain revenge far the only defeat suffered last year while winning the Southwest Conference championship. All of Rice's touchdowns were scored on running plays, compared to four aerial scores last week against Santa Clara. drives started aft- Jhree Rice g line forced el' its LSU to punt out twice, on its 42 andoiti1a17,and Inv. the ball on a Jumble on its 27. Rice NeMINNEAPOLIS (AP) braska's Cornhuskers, sparked by speedy and elusive halfback Bob Reynolds, upset a favored Minnesota football team with a 32 to 26 triumph Saturday. Reynolds crossed Minnesota's once on a goal line twice exhibition of fancy tricky running. He also contributed important yardage in ground plays, helped out in the tossing department of Nebraska's aerial game, and kicked two points after the.touchdown. , ch -ind--wuf- .N.., - Favored Gophers, REAL' CHAMPIONS 39-ga- -- touchdown plunge. ot Nebraska Surprises SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)--CoaFraiik Leahy, after4 4 Notre Dames unbeaten skein was snapped by Purdue Saturday, solemnly told loyal Irish fans swarming outside the dressing room: "The entire world will be watching how we take adversity. , "It is a real test of real people to lose like champions. proir!ise you we will reciprocate from now on.' out-pass- ed - one-fo- , IS 30S ISP 14 211 .... Pismo compm0 Pus4s tntereasto0 Punts Punting rumble lost Yirtle penalised 5-0 Squ-o-d;-3- drive capped by Dick ilaklovits' ue - ; E DEFEAT-LIK- , Jobn-Scarba- ' - Co-capt- LEAHY TELLS IRISH TO TAKE By STAN BRADSHAW lateral-happ- y EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP)--- A Maryland Medal', and slam the door I in Notre Dams's face. sensational football team, sparked by Sophomore Quarterback th,The Notre Dame Giant died Its way past favored Michigan without its seven-leagboots a to 34 in State 7, Saturday, major upset before 39,376 fins. IL Missing was its vaunted 1 under-the aerial attack and pulverizing ' The of tricky play of Scaroath, the rated Maryland Terraping torn- - ing and running running that had of one scored who Maryland's Gridiron Goliath through four pletely outpowered and geasons without a setback. the befuddled MSC touchdown on a line plunge, the The last time the Irish were Spartans, who only last week victors' stars- included Ed beaten was by 39-- 7 by the Great upset might Michigan, 14 to 7, -iMightyMolltodzellewskilmt Lakes- Plant Service teurt-o- n wentinto the game zOD tbnoo-zno- o i hemonski. -- 41,--ne rankecU----lion'slbs. biodzelewski-acorionce each seven teams folded before the team. -Two ethers,-Arm- y with a Besides the fancy ball handl:- in both the first and second periods on line plunges and , Shemonski capped his sparkling .olot os.I.No 014 . at Iv ir touch- I.., line slants by a A4,..1 , : , .E7, . ER,ET, 4 &rim run- late in the fourth -- Purdue players-whooit up dressing room in SoUth Bend Saturday alter handing Notre Dame a 28-1- 4 John Beletic hugs Dick Scluilible (back upset. to camera) as Guard Allen Hager (63) looks on. (AP Wirephoto.) ta Terrapins Trample Michigan State 34-- 7 Into- Poe- SET- p THE MIDWEST FROM due. Tbe pent-u- p wrecking -- crew came right back to more -- Matriadelasts----Krreau- pre-seaso- ! - PURDIJEo-CELEBRATES-UP- , 'S.--14 - halftime lead. Notre Dame bad cut it to 2141 by the outset f..the fourth period. But the rally, unleashe d as 1 drizzle slicked tlte field, only. -- - - a :14 more-fi- re Metre Dame in tight seasons. Pardue CONIt111001111. Mat ease. Lachman.. SI, His Irish havo wen 62 and tied alattepria 4eastaterarna Dame staanneNotre five. Selachelles. Istattbes. Cettetroaens. Cap. rt plaint that tars I Leahy's In 47 teamhas-a- bsorbed 7 3 3 74 2 IL , Pessliss4 virrarikLeahrvostbud - 7.7"'" :..., LS1JGlid ' - il First Downs Slushing yardage Pluming yard's Puonea Attinune4 -i- , - s 'Imams vardtra .....,7M reams, 21 mmamml ' raises tomoistsd ......... ta.4m74 saisscaptvi ..... Puvla ' 4 Pun tIng eying,' 47 . . r4147174 )0114 - --'- -i-: r 0 Close Coll 28-2- 32-2- - one-fla- 6-- 0 everY---eategr- - 17-2- 8, illini :piis"'bi' ill-fat- the first game, Santa Clara of tha 1948 season. Thb game appeared ill but over cid a few persone made forthe exit after Claude Arnold passed to Billy Vessels for a touchdownwith three minutes remaining and A Okla. (AP) desperate passing attack covering 65 yardsand capped by a four-yar- d .touchdown run by Leon 'teeth wilh 37 seconds remaining polled Oklahoma past &tot the Tevas Aggies, 34-2- day. The lad Linke vlotorx extendest ,Oklahoma's string, the longest in major c011eke foot--' NORMAN, balirte-23-garttes. ',quattezback...Zted.L.Masionwas filched by Radcliffe In the seeA crowd of 40,000 ,watched Illini the aerial. drive that started ond period. to erase a with one minute and 44 secThat was the ball game, and onds left and the Sooners.beatirenched IdemorialStadium hind, 7. crowd of - 54,130 satthrough - The touchdown' was the third a scoreless half that had both of the oay for Heath, who is the teams slipping fruitleuly along only starter from last the gridiron as though it were year'srttorning 'Bowl champions. Sugar --:-t- waxed ballroom, The Sooners' last defeat' was to Ilain fell heavily fromthe ,,,,... ..:,,, start to the Ithisb of The game. - Illinois, a one - touchdown ,Ri6.-T0.0.016favorite and a highly regarded conference title threat, scored in the opening quarter as an , mute Victory o 7-- TXp-Gped- 20-poi- nt 1 CHAMPAIGN. 111, (A,P)- -Fullback Boli Radcliffe sloshed 31 yards in a heavy downpour witht a pass interception- for a touchdownand John Coatta booted the polot for a Wisconsin 6 win over Illinois Sit- -' ardaY la a Hig 'en: football opener for both teams. - 0 through 39 games without defeat, the greatest record in modern college football. the Irish The giant 4 in 'a stunning upset that shocked the Notre Dame , campus and left .58,748 fans shaking their heads in disbelief. , It was be nuke. Purdue, a Bob Williams, deadlock In 1916 and underdog, outplayed .a the great clutch shooter, tried with Irish in 20 passes and Completed only n el trd lii g an -overpowering 1444 standstill la 1241, came seven. was to that but dose victory , A movered Purdue Iambi spirit and confidence. fight - The Boilermakers lashed to a - Notra 7,set up Lb. Brst IrisWa touchDarnel was first It down after twe minutes laths loss at home since third period, Williams pass-la- g 0 4n the won Era's End triteftwati end Jim four yards of the 1942 season. 17 , IS 114 ALT.. Surdsm 28-1- if t -- p i en S Qner , F Notre Dame would drop 'event engagements this season had been taken with a bit of aali, But after the Irish bad to go all out to shade North Carolina 141 in the opener a week ago. observers could 'see that Leahy --r might-- b ight. , Purdue's victory over the latioses--t pAkk a 1411,4,a team Saturday proved IL Notre Dame's line was ripped wunercifully, its pass attack and offense - failed miserably: . was4 be ro ti ,g b Y :;::;::.1..:.1.3.0itoo:kqii:'. In Big k--, I - : -- Favored:111ln! 1 I'a !' Ba d grs Upset , . - FROM SOUTHWEST-- 3 , 4C-DESER- 04 , Sunset Sunset - - . ' Ogdno, sod Store end, 'Worsham' Store Opsto Soaks, ' and tatolopt.' Ci Highway 91 lotirsios 2 Rim sal Classflail ' ' . --- -, '''' - ' - , p . ' - - ., -- - ,UUssw..... |