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Show "T fw T fy yiryryrm y nr'wry w ry w"wt rw"T B 15 The Salt Lake Tribune,- Sunday, October 7, 1962 - Trojans Defeat Hawks; Purdue Bombs Irish USC Nabs 7-- 0 Verdict; 61,296See N.D.Lose - By Associated Press By Associated IOWA CITY, IOWA. Oct 6 Southern Cali fornia turned an Iowa fumble into a first quarter touchdown victory and held on for a over the jittery Hawkeyes Saturday. THE TRIUMPH in the football clash was the third straight for the Trojans, who were unable to mount an effective offense, but didnt have t as the Hawkeyes lost the ball on fumbles five times and had two passes inter cepted. It was onTrtbe" second in 10 years that Iowa had been held scoreless, and the first time in that period that the Hawkeyes were blanked at home. Southern Cal's touchdown was scored on a 19 yard sprint by second string fullback Ron Heller. Sixth-rahke- t yerdeoe Passing Passas 25 0 2 I Passat Intercepted by 7 1st St gr W- - 7 t 7 30 poll, never got beyond mid- field in the first half but fi- - nally got an offense rolling In the final two periods. Dave Raimey, the workhorse of' the Michigan backfield, scored one of the winners STATISTICS First downs RosMn yards Passing yerdeee Passas Passes Intarcaptad - 3 Punts Fumbles lost Yards panaiizad 7 third MICH., Michigan Stater stressing a simple pitchout play and Ron Rubicks leg work, scored the first four times it had the ball and crushed North Carolina, 38-Saturday in an intersectional football game. RUBICK, a chunky junior tailback, scored three touchdowns on runs of Associated Press Wlrephottr 67, 11 and 15 yards. He piled end clutches ball after catching John Minnesota av14 Campbell 207 in up carries, yards pass against the Navy. Middie James Stewart makes tackle. eraging 14.8 per carry. (5) 4 B 1 () 7 36 I l LAWRENCE, KAN, Oct. 6 Kansas got its of (UPI) fense rolling Saturday after a slow start and pounded , In a Colorado, Big Eight Conference football game. SENIOR QUARTERBACK Roger McFarland and sophomore halfback Gale Sayers showed thp way for the nmg Javhawks, now 2 1 for the season. o Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 6 Minnesota struck for touch downs the first time it had the baU )n each half added an other in the final two minutes and employed over powering line play to crush Navy 210 before 64,364 Saturday in the first gridiron meeting of the schools. 2'j minutes into the 35-8- second half. Jim Cairns wheeled baik a punt 35 ards to the Middy 29 On the first play Duane Blaska quai terback passed to- Cairns. The fleet halfback ran the 20 yards for the score. last third .Minnesota added touchdown 1:06 from the drive THE GOPHERS stormed 41 games end On a yards after the opening kick- after end Ray Zitloff recovoff for a 7 0 lead and then ered a Navy fumble. Jerry shocked the Midshipmen with Pelletier scored on a four yard another touchdown less than pitchout around the left side d win-Nav- MiFarland, a converted halfback replacing graduated John Hadl, ran for one touchdown and passed for another. The fleet Sayers dazzled the 32,000 fans with his end sweep carrying 14 times for 122 yards and scoring one touchdown on run In the third a period. s mints. .TE&Fi - 'x3 8 , , BjmBfiET I- - 4 0 by Kansas Clubs Buffs, 35-- Gophers Sink Navy, 21-- 0 1-- 0 19 276 54 36 d () e Michigan 12 92 CAPT. BOB Brown set ' Loran Hunt recovered on the Iowa 24. ' Iowa played without quarterback Matt Szykowny in the second half because he was shaken up in the second quarWildcats, 45-- 0 ter. While Szykowny was in ILL., Oct. 6 EVANSTON, the game he managed only 35 Unbeaten Northwestern yards passing against sprung six 'different plavers rugged Trojan defense across Illiinois goal line urday in walloping its Big Ten THE DEFEAT left record. Te Hawk-eye-s with a had smashed Oregon FOUR quarterbacks were State, 28 8, In their opener. used, with sophomore Tom My-ers hitting on seven passes Huskers Win, 36-2- 2 out of 11 shots for 108 yards LINCOLN, NEB., Oct. 6 and one touchdown in playing Nebraska Comhuskers, only 17 minutes. Five of the aerials were with superb generalship by Dennis by HSifback Paul Flat-IcClaridge, caught quarterback for-86 in the x Tan up yards. And tackle-twfirst 23 minutes of play Satur- Tim Powell got Into the touchday and nursed the advantage down act by running back a to a 36 to 22 decision over Mike Taliaferro pass 48 yards at the end of the first half as Iowa State. It was the Big Eight Confer-enc- the Wildcats grabbed a 37-lead. opener for both teams Army touchdowns on a seven-yarplunge, but more- - important was running during the afternoon. Michigan moved into a 17-lead before Army finally posted a score in the final period. The Wolverines capitalized on two breaks lor a pale of scores. 38-- 6 LANSING, CONTINENTAL BANK BIDS. PHONE EL f the Associated Press weekly j 1 U 1 - 7 Spartans, 0 56 5 25 VT r yj ; X Kelly. EAST 137 Punt Fumbles lost Yards penalized Jim end 7 99 54 19 . t Notre Dame failed to score until late in the final penod on third-strinquarterback Dennis Szots pass to to. Cal. n 13 by (INSURANCE I Funlu. Notrg Dams 7 period. Oct, 6 163 Pres; . terback sneak in the STATISTICS Iowa e STATISTICS First downs Rushing rardagg Passing ytrastt Passas Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalised ! r Bj Aisomtea Frra imfflTgahTTimtoUcfiaowir-tnt3aftpr halfback 'Cart Stich-thfive weh signalled for a fair catch minutes when ANN ARBOR, MICH 7 Oct. opening 6 The University of Michigan. he recovered a punt on Armys and dropped the ball. capitalizing on every break that came its way, knocked ..j A f 'Army from the ranks of the nations unbeaten football one-yar- d The score was set up when Iowas Willie Ray Smith fumbled and Trojan halfback First downs Rush me yardaee - 6 inter-section- Michigan Unseats Army, 17 to 7 vVJ d 7-- HATCH AND COMPANY SOUTH BEND, IND., Oct 6 Purdues 'injured" quarterback, Ron Di Gravio, fired a touchdown pass on his first play of the game near halftime and then guided the Boilermakers to a methodical 24-triumph over Notre Dame before a record Irish crowd of 61,296 Saturday. 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