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' " Ao i ' ''- 1 t 144 ' 1 4 A ' :-:- 4 e-- -: '' 4-- ff I 1 I 10 previously undefeated Trojans in the hole except for the Icrst ' ' e ' : 4t ': '? kok 4 4" - ''' k - ' 1 ' iN that Ronald Reagan ? - Included GOV'S of California and Toni McCall of Oregon vvatched the Beavers pull off a major upset for the third time this season SoUthern California halfback O J Simpson returned to action after a week's layoff for an tolury but even his licTrulean efforts on a soggy field were not enough Simr6on had 188 yards' in 33 carries with 131 of them coming In the first half - ' 'r-- iift'- --- I ' ' t '' 1- play take a — a Simpson (32) of Southern Cal races around his blockers for long NortFols gain Saturday against Oregon State But Beavers won in big upset I 3-- 0 Oklahoma Routs Far West Grid Scene Cyclone Crew Trojans Stalled The Trojans never got inside line as the Oregon State rugged Oregon State defenders Ron Bo ley Mike Foote Jesse LAFAYETTE Ten EAST (LTD — IND 1 LANSINC Iktirj Incredible Leroy Keyes rewrote wri) — sophomore hallhat the arming Ithe Big Ten scoring record sith John Isenbarger burst arout: a onelard tootMown three touchdowns as Purdue right end with 2:50 renthlitint Irode' over Minnesota Saturday Saturday to carry miraculoila:' by Sihis McKinnie to 7-- lead 0 the ''mud for its fifth Indiana in 2 1 its eighth to : i i Ji 13-1- to $i ve6 Cant Ute - and two-yar- d Texas Rocks Baylor in to Biddle Duke Rips Prim Wirtenose Associated a 114 Ti 12-- !Navy 1943 Second 35-1- 6 defense Baylor for a vinyl Missouri 28- - 14-- 0 !In& ' Bin bad Indiana needsonly a tie 18Iinnesota to take the trip to Pasadena since Purdue went last year and is ineligible this 'season The Hoosiers journey ki Minnesota next Saturday ilnd then return home to entertain- Purdue to close out that season Half Minnesota tied for 10th place going into Saturdays showdown game was held scoreles in the second half except for a fluke safety in the third period (AP) — The TEX (AP) — A fired-uDuke Blue Devils led' AUSTIN Gilbert-les- s Texas Longhorn ofby quarterback Larry Davis and tailback Pete Schaefer downed fense cranked up two touchdowns and a field goal in the Navy Saturday in the ZIst! annual Oyster Bowl football' first half then slugged out an uninspired second half against a elatoae VA fine miss' 108-poin- WaitT 24-- 0 2 O in end 14-1- their sixthstraight vitcory Warren who completed 10 of 16 passes for 140 yards and one AY even Iowa Tot ten over Michigan State atill a Northwestern scored on a 'consecutive conference triumph to its first Itose closer step field before a Tied for Lead goal safety and Bowl trip in biglory Marching TO yaids to take 1 The victory kept the fifth Dissolves lie lead on Kurzawsid's short Boilermakers tied for smash Dave Kornowa the Big Ten lead with undefeatcamly dis This gave Northwestern the tie with his vital Go- isolved a and the ed Indiana dropped opportunity to employe the on textra point after the touchdown to third pace side kick whim n the Wildcats phers T h e undefeated Hoosiers collethe Keyes used to peTtection country's top 13-after Gentle giate scorer smashed over trailed Purdue's first touchdown on a iCharles tackled Indiana sophs plunge then ran over more quarterback Harry Conn from the three and eight to give In the end zone in the third ts him for the season 'quarter and Michigan State took and 84 in the conference shat- the ensuing free kick 32 yards tering the previous league sea- in five plays with Dwight Ike son scoring mark of 78 by blasting over from the live Purdue's Tony Butkovich In Needs to Tie giving Wyche at guar I! terback Wyche quickly added i two to we atler the alert Vok i pounced on a Tulane fumble : II and Intercepted a Bobby Dutton : pass In Green Wave territory 4 1 of 41494 with j touchdown directed Tennesseet rf to two touchdowns before e1" ' ''''' avoced lour and humbled Saturday 1 -' : lloosiers DtliviihSparts Purdue Rips Gophers halfback by en football game Iowa opened ' f A toofietArtiaeter a span of fewer than 35-1- I at - 1 - ( led minutes 4 I 7 011 0 1 I 4 gambling Kurtawki Chico KNOXVILLE TENN (AP) — Tennmcee blended the passing I of Devyey Warren and the ruic rung of Walter Chadwick and Richard Pickens into touch downs the firtt four times it got A ''' i the football Saturday and beat 24- Tulane second-rankeThe Voluni'tr t teers with a homecoming crowd of 54828 and scouts from the LI ' Orange Sugar Cotton and Lib1 erty Bowls Jooking on displayed awesome power in picking up! lb 4 10 1 : : est Gridirons 31 lily (AP) 1 ' 39-9- Northwestern's 14 i a quarter A record crowd I Il(1 trks 351411iitit ' t ' '''' 'Ideals l'outul Wildcats : '' ' ' 6 ''t ' 4 '! '' St atist les 14 ' ' t ' ' tie 0 A ' '" 41 Oregon State defense kept the :''' Peste Punts F umblis lent !Yerde potwiliteld li - 7 Mike !laggard's kick svith 5:02 left In the fIrst hallo vas dead center as a rugged I ' - A ''' P r st down' Ftushtne Ptf (Plop Pawni yen neon Return veortionn — ' 4 ' Dead Center " - n' 4 ! 't goal ' l 1 r 4' Nt' field period - ' i it ' $ 30 a 0114(11-n1- ' t pull(1 hi the season dumping off the shocker '' 'i —' (UPI) Sivany littlaile o 1 CORVALLTS V() Is ' 0: ''''' r — it'' Field'Coal-- - se n's 3igges ocas:1 : ' - ' -4 ) Game on eat Troians 01213 B 11 Ant 3 i He ' siand leap raso 4 ton 106 p also - e pood On to ha Ittike — MO COLUMBIA Navy scored first with a Southwest (AP) Ohio State Wine''' Conference victory plays Missouri overcame a fumbling 41yard f ield goal In the first Saturday — AMES IOWA (UN) — 01110 COLUMBUS start and beat Kansas State (AP) quarter by kicking specialist Texas tied idle Texas UM Church But Duke appal- Quick Oklahoma hot in purLow 286 Saturday with tough defen- Quarterback Mik a for the with lead conference suit of its first Big Eight title ently not feeli g the loss ot sive play led by linebacker tscrambled for two touchdowns front 4 1 record to Lewis and Skip Vanclerbundt John Douglas and a dazzling ISaturday leading Ohio State since 196 2 struck fast and leading groundainer Frank slots 0 Bill thwarted the USC attack Braley Ryan came back in the second Quarterback touchdown run by Jon la Big Ten football victory showl i often Saturday in a around scored On before right to Wisconsin keeper's It was Vanderbtindt who gave make it liperiod on a run over stubborn Staggers valley ' of Iowa State one whipping end good for six yards and fans the Beavers the break they by Schaefer over left tackle do wi The victory kept alive Missou- 65470 The Sooners a step ahead needed late in the second guar-te- r LOS ANGELES (AP) — All- - games and retained a yard quarterback James' ri hopes for a share of the Big The crowd was the smallest Navy quarterback John Cart-- ' Ile of Iowa Ken on a' almost on State Street hit when he recovered Southern since 1950 when an estimated every wright then found end Rob Tay- Ehrig candidate Gary ord in the Pacific-- Conference title The football Tigers Eight carry three-yartouchdown pass late with three 'or and made it defeat play opened Cal quarterhick Steve Sogge's Behan of UCLA fired three The Bruins hit the with John in league play and 2 50060 watched Michigan stand scoreboard touchdowns in up inage in the game and Rob Layne' the first guar- - 'Church in a blizzard fumble at midfield Bucks the the after touchdown bombs and scored for six touchdowns in the first State is season for Kansas supplying the at le point field goat kicked a and added two more in the touchdown ter score his who Fullback Bill Enyart whose first got Long Duke's kickoff rethis s in the conference and for lead at halftime another himself as the Bruins half and a I second quarter before head turn started a run in the second' on a rushes gave Oregon march which' Without their great runner' all games The final score was the worst in His on i the toward Rose Coach Chuck Fairbanks who State the key first downs they roaring Chris Gilbert began scampered four yards on Nalq's one itallback the history of Washington Coach iquarter Score( abruptly to a With Missouri ' Bowl handed Washington its in his reserves clinging needed in the second half led for the winning touchdown early 'yard line when quarterback AtplaYed only a few downs because Jim Owens' His previous worst pouring lead late in the third neriod of a an OSU drive to the Trojan 20 worst defeat since 195 7 The afternoon was when Oklahoma's the fourth period total was shoulder In Woodall bull to separation' failed point across as slight Minnesota a Bill NosThen Haggard the largest ever rolled lip the half ended who It was the Buckeyes' kicked score Saturday was 48 0 suffered in the Southern Method-again- Douglas intercepted 46-- 7 defeated the flunkies In' needed and sek Missour pass home victory of the seOutti:- three field goals when the Beaa Clay Stapleton- ist game last week the Long-1648 Tle 1957 to vers Upset Purdue and one ' horns used the overhead route just four plays to move 24 boosted their- - record coached Cyclone team In a Wins Kentucky with of a Rebounding revenge Reerves play 4 in the confer" over-al- l and conference game Texas Tech when they tied UCLA last week the yards for 244 yards breaking from its tie with Oregon NASHVILLE 4 TENN 4 booted It home ence also scored 52 points against for a Darrell —238-yarrecord Coach Prothro Tommy began State a week ago UCLA re — Slippery Nebraska 9-- 0 Dicky Lyons ran Royal team set against Rice Winless Wisconsin whichlaS Iowa In non- State a Enyart had 135 yards In 24 mained undefeated in eight sending in UCLA's reserves in' conference s mud and Vanderbilt 'through not tasted victory in Columbus ' this carries game year — year A NEB the second quarter and kept UNCOLN (AP) fenders Saturday to lead the since 1918 and has never WG11 in Despite the Beavers' victory them in through the second half pair of key passes from sopho- Ohio Stadium took its seventh Wildcats to a 12-Kentucky were eliminated mathemathey Arkansas Wins In an apparent effort to hold the more quarterback Frank Pat' upset victory over the Commosetback against a single tie tically from the race for the score down rick fullback to Dennis Richnalsky Rick TEX dores HOUSTON (AP) tilt Bose Bowl USC and UCLA r — Purdy played quarterback in ' Arkansas explod- helped NebrasKa to a 21-1- 4 The the second victory clash next Saturday for the Mik Michigan the last period touchdown Saturday ' 'straight against six losses ford for 17 points in the second pe- - and the Cornhuskers rode the : right to represent the Pacific ILL CHAMPAIGN (Ar)!-Beban a senior and a leading Wildcatslriod Saturday and moved on to the Tr TT Eight in the New Year's cassic to a 9 to 0 to Big puntrun- - :4 George Hoey's take an easy Southwest Confer- - advantage homecom Vanderbilt's spoiled a But the Trojans' loss threw "ply( LdiluLuctir de- back for a touchdown U over football the 414 Eight victory late the pattern of the rout on the Rice Univer j ine lore victory from the battle for the national cham- fensively rugged Oklahoma third period rallied Michlakto 4: 23-Bruins first play from scrim- eitY and Lyons Slipping sliding cocked into a hat :4 pinnship State: a Big Ten football victory set up the win late in the fourth' After being soundly outplayed nine A Washington taint' Southern California with a over Illinois Saturday : The Owls in the first rolled to the Bruin nine and on the gainer favored passes by in a hauled when be quarter domi- Simpson running well The scoring burst was tot w: to OSU's 18 and a four-yarArkansas took a STANFORD CALIF (L1P1) — the first play Behan arched a Vandy punt end churned 51 quarter rated the first part of the game conversion : lowed toss end into the touchdown lead by a tremendous on to field a 44yard Williams picked up key Ron Copegoal by line pass BOULDER COLO (UPI) — yards to Vanderbilt The Trojans drove 45 yards with Howie t the only Patrick on Dennis Brown's pass to Tom :: zone Bob White and then were cashed in three serious drives land It went for 67 years to the Tackle-bustinYards Wilmer Cooks the opening kickoff but were tied the score w first-hal- f Weinmann and in 24 in nine dea on Huskies' and of runs three completions by lotanford mustered Saturday Florida Triumphs plays hammered for two touchdowns long pair w stopped on the OW 18 Rikki and reserve Ifensive specialists Gary Adams tries and untracked what bad strike and I belting Colorado Buffalo quarterback Mark later Behan's eight-yarAldridge then missed a w: came JACKSONVILLE clincher FM (AP) and Tommy Trantham for two been a defensive struggle Michigan's Marquess took it from thereIfound Greg Jones beaded for defense held when it had to Sat-- — field goal try Reckless Richard TraPPIquick touchdowns in the fourth period after : 18 yards for one touch- - the end zone and a touchdown early Bill the 'passing to Bomberger game Kansas out put A of a 'urday bump a punt by uregon a Florida comeback' A stole Dean Volk- - ' and running two for an-field Torn Curtis punt return by out of reach with a the Big Eight Conference lead Ignited State's Gary Houser put the' 'clown 16 s wih a dazzling 'other to give the Indians a 4 carried to the Rice 45 goal in the game's final five man's pass and returned It California Rolls Trojans in a hole on their :: Barfield down 45 catch to Illinois and the : Wayne and two yards own'octory over Oregon plays later Ronnie minutes four O J later beean reelinr kicked the winning field goal south Pounds Over 13ERKELEY CALIF The Wolverines scored in' erne 4:: ''it (UPI) 35 yards to Max thel nassed fr Nebraska's win boosting off big yards and USC marched Fifth Victory b — Ron litliller set a school ree- plays on Ron Johnson's Cooks pounded over from one with 34 seconds left Saturday Peacock for a touchdown Seven Huskers' season to and 63 yards from its own 14 to Ore--1 mark Gators Brown's 1716 the smash 1311d a Williams who led the Indians ord giving upset iplays later Trantham intercept yard inch out and d the from threei the conference record to Saturday by kicking gon State's 23 but was halted in their big upset over Washing- : toss to Jim Berline wa4-fli- e Georgia ed a Rice pass and returned 53 - - - dine and the defenders held Big over field goals In one game as Laualive a slight title hope forl drive's big kept The Southeastern Conference 98 for a week ran play Beavers Drive iton ago yards total offense leader Bobby yards to the Rice 11 from t be Eight A San Jose Do On setback virtually ended the title where David Dickey carried in 24 carries to help Stanford fornia pounced defending Big Eight The victory gave Michiilti a :: uglassto one touchdown — a With Enyart doing most of the champs 35 b of conference it now mark the and its fifth victory of the sea- - State 's mistakes to blitz the Bulldogs hopes gain two on fourth from the throw to tight end John ball packing Oregon State OSII was all but eliminated season record Illinois was re- - : in league play son in nine games idown 1 'Mosier §partans 30-again threatened late in the from the title chase on a In the lea gue and 4: loop duced to an " n The loss gave Kansas a first half marching from its Marquess D mbles Output record overall Auburn 9 36-- 0 overall '': 1 TCU Triumphs own 40 to the 1 jtta It With 22 first baseman pressed into serv-- i 2Big Eight record and left Okla '' Mill seconF — ALA homa alone atop the league AUBURN quarterback jtnsioLtramter w110 left in the half 'Ice with Nn (AP) entered the a ca- - standines FORT WORTH TEX (AP) r field goal try' Chuck Williams on tht sidelines mark after Loran Carter's nasses to Fred — with a laggard's Att4fbEAL total of three field goals for Texas Christian's unpredictj j : I die led Auburn the Iowa was wide to the right Haggard with an injured knee hit Jim:reer SatState Tigers ppmg I Hyatt A AM LOOKING FOR fat the Bears doubled his output in struck down : to an easy 36-- 0 homecoming able Frogs also tried a in the'Cross for Stanford's first TD an lk n If “J Saturivored Texas Tech 16-by clicking on With 1:49 left in the first hall the first 1 football z: over e Rm short Mississippi ay victory g at half- PARTICULAR TYPE MAN boots of 37 39 and 40 yards' Colorado trailing day severely Jeopardizing the State Saturday 1 Southern Cal dropped to 8 1 Then in the fourth quarter i time drove 46 yards i eight ConferAft er oin ee th for ree Red Southwest Raiders' Mar- for the season while Oregon with Oregon ahead r business 1 an plays for its winning score after The decision kept the Tigers ence titl e : fell short gwithr a kick from i! 1 mOonrer ewhorweitel rat9ke hopes Mict!sitrbce tointerestoninaouor the Southeastern Conference moved to the defense quess ran over for the winning I led linebacker 25 ' by Preferably ( - yards out in the third period mark An unruly Christian defense score on a broken play ' affiliated and sales experienced Kerry Mott' and back Ike How-i- n title t t T '' 6 I 4 — A The three field goals sur- - ard stopped a with bluntrd the po en ec h running struck and Carter Hyatt ' Jayhawk march Final Period ''''" 1 No ' attack ranked nationally first: two The on of who old the man mark three and ease can $500 earn inon the Colorado one passed up per week' qualifies surprising ' - ar4i'i yrrt while quarterbacks P D Shafield one game registered by Bill Bi II Shoemaker's Must be prepared to start immediately This lob deals writ ' t ' ' 1 ihalf scores and the Tigers ' an Colorado Drive directed Carter and ' t Dan ! i t h victory bay g Icoa st ed to t some of the most wanted material in the world—insurancc: i quarter ossr : inspired offensive had cut the Oregoni 4s The Colorado drive was high- - aga in st 1 Broke Record vicix 0 4 The lo ss prevented the Red For appointment call Monday from 9 am to 6 pm Mt' : I who were lead The Ducks n th game lighted by an pass from! S ta te only' its 4 Ra 'ders from gaining a share of Crumb ley Telephone Airport Holiday IInn Salt: (6: one 14po int underdogs had gone Last Saturday Miller broke a quarterback Bob Anderson to aga in st t j 1 the SWC lead with idle Texas Lake City Utah ahead on Claxton Welch's one- - Cal record for distance with a split end Monte Huber and an I - :4 c: ''-t '::' them in A&M the 49-a r d placement i leaving ': ' against i yard run at the end of a cruise to the left by An- ' —V '' dtive ' Set Trotting Meet Ileague and 4 for the season Y''''''fl'4tt'I'li'" which was set up on a Southern California 4 f derson setting up Cooks' second c s ' 14- fumble recovery by tackle Jack The Bears beefed up at thetouchdown i' ' -COLUMBUS OHIO (UPI) — 11Xt a2iintattORMtlastinre Rust sk L of I if the of It - " tt 5T Spartan quarterback' The Jayhawkst march that The annual meeting i: - -' 110lexpense 1 " e" V- - 4 ( i '4' IA I ( Erick Olson bit Lynn Hen- - Danny Holman who threw fouristalled on the one was stoppedboard of directors of the United ' ' s i i r— 1 -46 Jose San drickson with a !States will intercepted passes Ørthem be moved after Douglass had pass t 0 Trotting Assn' r-s''' 01' 7 R 0 ) 1 c' ) 1 -is L- - s seconds 4 ni i after Stanford hadState also lost the ball four79 !held here Nov i9 10 plays 41a 4 4410 on s: ‘ yards — ' - 3 - - 's : ro t 1 A iv41ff' 444 scored Its first touchdown for a times on fumbles and had a 6 cb -- blocked tie at intermission ikick 's — - '''''l ' : i I ' : anlaiitalN "! 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