Show Brooklyn Cuts Phillies Lead to One Game Mechanical Error Costs Detroit Tigers Big Game Kids Must For Pennant Score of BROOKYLN Sept 30 (AP) "Pennant - crazy - Brooklyn By Jerry LeDonne ANN ARBOR Mich Sept SO (UP)—Michigan State an underturned vicious dog outfought mighty Michigan 14 to 7 todayTfor the first major upset of the yopng 1950 football campaign A stunned capacity crowd of in Michigan stadium watched the Inspired Spartans smash across The Dodger "miracle finish" thus carries into the last day of the season when they again face the weary and wobbly Phils in ithe pennant game By blowing all but one game of a solid 72 game lead they held as late as Sept 13 the Phils now must take tomorrow's game to If clinch that elusive pennant Brooklyn wins the two teams will be tied forcing a playoff The Dodgers have won 13 of their last 16 games and the Phils hav lost eight of their last ten Robin Roberts (18-1will pitch for the Phils tomorrow against (19-1in a big' Don New combe clash of two pitching aces land SSPLSPS'ZTT ! post-seas- on 1) thtart beltf th ttTigen i)u Lem°n °Bt' LkeEasteT falkedViromThe"Vte " " glgantif Easter going to first base Robinson did not haf f5IIe the big after fielding" his homier ijrww National League t W L 80 83 Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston 89 85 83 78 Lou is St Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh 84 88 70 74 86 89 95 63 63 56 2-- Pet GB m 5 513 430 414 371 UVs 588 582 7 24 26' 33 4-- and 1938 Pirates Snnday's Schedule at Brooklyn— Roberts Philadelphia 1 vs Newcombe 11910) In case it winds up in a tie at New York —Spahn President Ford Frick announced vsBoston Hearn besl-oa f three for today playoff Pittsburgh at CincinnaU (2)— Dickson the championship starts at Brookand Chambers vs Rams-de- ll secThe afternoon and Raffensberger lyn Monday ond game would be played at PhilChicago at St Louis— Hiller (12-vs adelphia Tuesday afternoon and Pholosky also a third there if necessary The site was determined by the flip of a coin Erv Palica a two-h- it shutout winner over the Phils' whizless whiz kids last Sunday whipped Ry Associated Press them again this hazy Indian sumw L Pet GB New York mer afternoon 98 55 841 95 58 621 Two big homeruns by Snider and Detroit Boston 93 60 607 Campanella both off Jim Cleveland 62 7 595 88 making his 74th relief ap- Washington 438 31 93 388 38 Vs pearance sent the Phils reeling Chicago Louis 95 375 40 Va into their clubhouse to dream 51 102 333 Philadelphia r nightmares of vanishing world se ries checks Basalts Sstardsy's Broaklyn Failsalphla New York 6 Boston 5 ABRHO 1921 and' 1942 Dodgers!' (19-11- (21-1- 8) (11-- -- 4) 10-1- (11-1- 5) (8-1- 4) (19-1- 9) 5) (0-- 0) American League V ty 1 ABRHO St Louis 2 Chicago 8 Waitkuslb 4 1 1 12 Abramslf 112 Cleveland i Detroit 3 Aahburncf 4 11 Reese ss 4 111 4 13 Snider cf SUlcrcf 4 13 2 Rehsdale 4 0 1 Robinson 2b 3 0 2 9 Sanday's Ennisrf New York at Boston— Ford 3 0 Jones 3b 4 12 3 Furillorf 4 0 0 0 Hodges lb HamnerM 3 10 7 tayiur Cleveland at Detroit— Wynn (18-3 0 0 4Camp'ellac 1 6 Sem'icke or Trout (15-1 1 Houtteman 0 0 0 01Cox3b aCab'lero at Chicago (2)—Garver 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Lopatac Pallcap and Ovarmire vs Wight o Q OOUatJb 3 i Gumperi 2 0 0 0 Miller p at Washitiptfin Konstantyp 10 10 W14-1Vs 1 9-- (19-1- 2) 'JT (8-1- 2) Wyse 4) Cards Win Pair ST LOUIS Sept 30 (AP)-rT- he St Louis Cardinals behind brilliant pitching swept a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs 0 and 0 tonight Gerry Staley gave up only three hits in winning the first game Stan Musial's 27th home run of the season in the third inning of that contest accounted for one of the two Red Bird runs twi-nig- ht 4-- 2-- Chics so St Leais ABRHO ABRHO Jmeklnn 1h 4 0 1 0 Lowrey2b 3 10 2 1 4 2 0 achndinstss 4 0 0 0 Jettcoatrf 2 0 0 9 Musiallf 3 12 2 Wardlb 3 0 0 O'HRicelf Saner If 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 Kazak3b Pafkoef 4 0 3 0 ewatikic Smalleyss TrwlliferJb Schmiup amauro Vndrmeerp 4 0 3 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 3 rlowertonrf Mirkfim Ih Dieringct 0 llDRicec 0 0 Staley p 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 0011 3 0 0 5 3 0 14 3 0 0 2 Totals 28 26 27 300324! Totals aOrounded out for Schinits in eighth Score by innings: 000 000 000 — o Chicago St Louts J101 000 OOx— 2 — Runs batted in Mazak Musial Two-—Jeffeoat Jackson Three-bas- e BSji uu hits — Smalley Home runs— Musial Double plays— Sawatski to Smalley to TerwUliger Smalley to Terwilliger Left bases— St Louis 6 Chicago 6 Bases on balls—Off Schmitx 4 Staley 3 Struck out—By Schmiti 2 Staley 3t HlbJ and runs — on scnmitz o and 2 in 7 innings Vsndermeer 9 and 0 Jn 1 Inning Wild Schmitz pitches—(13-1Winning pitcher— Staley Losing pitcher— Schmitz 6 — Robb Pinelll Umpires and Time of game— 1:39 Bogess Attend ance low lestunatea) 3) 10-1- l) vs 8) 5) (9-1- 8) (5-1- 2) 8) (13-1- 7) and (9-1- 4) Doubles Tourney Concludes Today Today is the last day for Ogden's bowlers to win fame and fortune In the doubles tournaments at n Bowling Center for the local pin maulers Ladies will have to better the 1185 with handicap score posted by Ethel Chilson and Grace Eppley Men will shoot to better the 1349 handicap score posted by Cy Nap-pand Paul Bohon who boast personal averages of 157 and 153 respectively Late Saturday night tallies showed that 107 men's teams have competed to date and 46 ladies doubles teams have bowled in this popular touranment The rules teams to bowl twice Brmit sameand by day partners may roll as changing often as they wish Also there is no limit as 5? how many times bowlers may finish in the money This tournament is open to all of This Ogden's bowlers is consistent with all of thepolicy tournaments sponsored by the Bowling Center No bowler is barred : Og-de- er t Cornell Eleven Tips Lafayette ITHACA N Y Sept 30 (UP) Bob Engel an unheralded sophomore from Hackensack N J I The New York Giants clinched college third place today as Larry Jansen Paced by the power running of pitched the New Yorkers to a 3 the halfback Cornell the Bosfourth victory oyer ton Braves The Giantsplace led the Opened its 63rd football season in d Braves who they meet again to- convincing fashion before a crowd of 12000 in morrow in the final game of the season by two games Schoellkopf stadium1 The Bessea Big Red favored to continue as NewYsrkABRHO ABRHO Ivy league champion for the third 2 10 0 straight year had stumbled J 0 2 'tankjrJb early 3 0 0 4:Lockmanlf Jethroecf 4112 in the game against Lafayette's 4 0 1 Dark 3 0 11 Tprgesonlb 4 11 0 Irvmlb Emott3b 3 2 2 8 Sturdy defense 4 2 3 2)Thomsoncf 4 113 Gordonlf ( 5-- 195-pou- nd shirt-sleeve- sun-bath- er 1 - Holmesjrf a Verban t nipmanD bAddis Crandallc Kacfjpa Anion e- Martha 0 0 0 OWcstrumc 1 0 0 0 Jansen B meji 4 0 0 0 p i 4 0 0 4 0 11 3 o o a n n i 2 0 0 0 llrf 10 Totals s- 3 0 0 0!Thompsn3b 0 0 0 OMuellerrf 0 1 33 3 5 24 Totals a Ran for Holmes in seventh bStruck out "for Chipmsn in :' Score by innings: 30 5 8 27 ninthr Wisconsin Triumphs 1- -1 shirt-sleeve- " - i' off-seas- Yanks Time Up for Series With 6 10 5 Vicforv Over Red si (AP) Thegitcher ?2nochl1ck winning New York kees tuned up for tho world serine Dy heating the Boston Red Sox 3 today Tommy Bvrn anrl Allla n nold divided the Yankee mound vuures wiw Kyrne workine th first six innings and! Reynolds the final three The Yanks snapped a 1 tie with a fou£ run rally in the sixth inning against Mel Par-ne- ll one out Gttry Coleman doubled Byrne grounded out but Gene Woodling doubled Coleman home Billy Martin followed with a single and Woodling was safe at the plate when Catcher Birdie Tebbetts dropped the throw-i- n for an error Yogi Berra then climaxed the inning with his 28th home run i ' o-- 1-- Trk New WoodlineUf I ABRHO 4 12 0 2 0 14 2 4 113 10 0 4 0 00 0 4 3 0 0 2 Klzzutoss Martin2b T Beaten DDMag'ef ABRHO 3 0 12 Pesky 3b Wllliamslf 113 Stenhens us Berrac Silverac Houke JD'Mag'cf Mizelb Hopplb Bauerrf Johnson3b Colemnlb Byrnep JJensen 110 13 0 3 at a o 3 0 0 3 3 0 1 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 13 Dropolb bPiersall Doerr2b Zarillarf 12 3 10 11 Tebbettsc 4 10 1 cWright 3 0 13 ParOdLP 3 3 1 4 0 0 5 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 13 1110 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Reynoldsp 38 8 a 37 ToUls 33 3 337 Totals a Walked for Rvrm in fth bRan for Dropo In 9th r fouled out for Tebbetts in 9th New York 010 004 010—8 Boston 001 002 101— 3 E—J DiMaggio Tebbetts Coleman Silvers RBI— Byrne Woodling Berra 2 Hopp D DiMaggio Doerr ZariUa Williams 2B Woodling 2J Coleman 3B Johnson Hopp HR — Berra SB — Williams DP — Mlze and Rizzuto Winner — — (19-Loser Parnell (18-1Byrne 9) 0) Tigers Clinch Second DETROIT Sept 30 (AP) --r The Detroit Tigers clinched second place in the American league by coming from behind to defeat the Cleveland Indians here today Hal Newhouser hurled seven-hit ball to win his 15th The Tigers broke a 1 tie In the eighth Whan third haumnn George Kell rammed a two-ru- n aouoie io ngnt cent £bx 9 St Loaig 2 CHICAGO Sept 30 (AP) — Southpaw Billy Pierce backed by the home run hitting of Gus Zer-niand Eddie Robinson a four game Chicago White snapped Sox los- toAmy beting St Louis sfi stS5ak This assured of at least a tie for sixth'Chicago place in the American league standings j 3-- 1 1-- f St Laai ABRHOJ ii t 'b - a -- aau i A gits oncost Two-base- " ?Llgmes laSS j ao-pear- ed jp" ig — te-i- oi i lili§ii Widmar Sor aPd -- Att"dn- cieTsian aitchii rtu 3T 0 0 1 1313 Umpire-penn- Prlddy Keliatt 4 0 0 ie'tKSSlS womcr ABRHO ' m 4 v v n 12 40 2 3 4 0 aGordon 1 1 4 0 2 1 3 01 3 3 0 0 3 Keller rt 2 0 121 S Kollowaylb 10 AlKryhoskilb 0 0 10 1 QILiponss 3 0 3 Heganc Garciap ant Detreit 1 1 i&terlb Rosen3b Booness Avila2b Mullen-- Time of game— KendyU-r- f 0 1 0 8 0 2 0 1 3 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ginsberg c swtrtc NewhouserD 2 10 0 bWertt 00 0 0 0 0 10 d Berry 331 7 94 Totals Totals 283827 aFouled out for Garcia in ninth bWalked for Groth in seventh cRan for Wertz in seventh dRan for Ginsberg in eighth i I Score by innings: 71 Cleveland 000 010 000—1 cl-a- '0100 rolt 000 000 12x— 3 Runs Lbatted Keller Kell Two-bas- e hits—Ginsberg Kell Three-bas- e hit— Avila Sacrifices— flarria Evers Double play— KeU to Priddy to on oases — Cleveland 10 Detroit 4 Base on balls— ntf Newhouser 4 Struck out— By Garcia 3 iiwuouKr j mi oy nitcner— By Newhouser (Garcia) Umpires— Berry and Grieve Time of game —2:18 Attendance 23178 2 Sum-mfsteve-n" — — " Wildlife Group Slates Speaker Few of Ogden's high average keglers will place in the prize It appears that a high money handicap is better than a high average in such tournaments In the ladies division Ethel Chilson and Grace Eppley are first with a total of 1185 Ethel Chilson and June Kobel are second with 1158 and Emmy Rene and June Kobe lare third with 1108 The tournament closed late Saturday night In compiling the Ogden City Bowling manual a number of oddities were discovered- Two of the oddities are: Creola Packer and Lucille Chick have alternated winning the Ogden City title since 1945 Lucille has won title on the odd years Of 1945 1947 1949 Creola found the even years best winning the event in 1946 and 1948 If the pattern holds true Creola should walk-of- f with the 1950 honors Oddity number two is the Emmy Rene story Mrs Rene bowled in three leagues last season She rolled 75 games In one and 81 games in the other two leagues Emmy carried the same average in all three leagues 147 Look's like Emmy was in a rut! Some years ago almost bowler used a two fingered every ball Today there are very few who use this grip It would be safe to say that not over ten bowlers use two is fingered balls Claude on of the exceptions andParry Creola Packer is the only women in Ogden who rolls a two fingered ball-NeTournament This evening starting at seven the popular 8 m tournament will be held This tournament is being conducted by the Ogden Bowling club and will be the first tournament in which only club members will be to enter The tournament eligible will be held at the Paramount Bowl This tournament not only provides interesting competition for those entered but is one of the most interesting bowling events for spectators Thelma Nelson had a 540 series to lead the ladies in the City league Lillian Rhees had second hiarh series with a score of 529 and rolled an even 200 game for high game honors for the evening The E C Olsen won high game and team honors with 850 and 2314 scores LOU Br van hnunrH hnclr fmm his 430 series of a leaguers 23 Bryan's series was the big factor in the clean sweep his Coor's team made over his former teammates the Buehler-Binghafive The Paramount Ice Cream team took three points from the Paramount Bowl entry The Ice Cream boys rolled high series of the season with a total of 3085 Claude Parry put in his weekly appearance and led the doubles league with a score of 622 We all wonder what Claude would do I with a little practice - all-even- 'Every-Other-a- Ross Leonard field representative for the wildlife management institute Washington D (j will be the featured speaker at the Weber County Wildlife federation Oct 4 at meeting Wednesday eight p m in the Utah Power it Light auditorium He will speak on national wildlife conservation Expected to attend are Perry Egan state fish and game director Merrill Hand chief law enforcement agent and Mike Coffin chairman of the big game committee State official will rllamiaa ing big game hunts" in theate 'of Utah and will answer all questions Committee reports will be read from the floor All sportsmen are invited Entertainment will be under the direction of Clark Anderson Football Finals Mississippi State 7 Tennessee 0 Wake Forest 43 Richmond 0 Washington and Lee 26 West till Virginia An-tohe- llt - mm 1 ff dall stadium -- Three Hundred 1 an3 Coleman ef 4 O O irnvIK 112 hurled the Cincinnati Reds to a 5 Strnwiss2b 4 0 1 2!Baker3b 4 0 1 2 Phtlie- - t 5 to 2 victory It was Fox's 10th tri- LoUare Lenhardt3b 4 0 1 0 Robinson lb 44 3123 7 umph in his last 12 games a IVOKOSII 4 i i 4 13 0 vncinnar PitUbursh Wood r f 4 1 0 JAdi 40 1 R 15 O ! ' ss 4 Upton 13 4 0 0 1 4 i i 2 DiIl'Ber3b naamso 4 0 0 2 s i 2 II2(M'Crmckcf 3 0 19 Niarhosc tTxhor if 3 13 2 O'Connellss 4 12 3 Arftlb Widmar 4 1 1 3 a a aSievers p a10u o0 o0 4 Wystekrf 11 0 2 Kmerlf Klusskilh 4 11 lT!BeUj-- f 4 0 0 1 Johnson p 4 12 lWestlakecf 4 0 13 AdeockJf Hatton3b 4 0 2 llPhilllpalb 4 0 1 S Itarshallp 4 0 1 l!BerHno3b 3 0 13 33 2 9 24 Totals 35 8 12 27 3 001 MCulehx 1 allied out for Wii in seventh I 0 aSaff eU 1 0 0 0 Score by innings: Bedi Pirates g tMuellerc Louis 020 ooo OOfl 9 Werlep 10 00 01 Chteaea 002 003 40x— 8 BKCINNATI Sept 30 (AP) — bMuit 10 Rons batted in RnMnain 4 STln 1 1 1 gh Howard Fox held the Pittsburgh Walsh p 0 0 0 0 Baker PhiBey Upton Arft 1 Pirates to six hits today as he hits— Arft Upton Pierce Baker Thi—I 34 S 11 27 Totals 32 2 824 base hit — Upton — Zernial Home runs aOrounded out for WrTiiUnitB i Robinson Double plays— Niarhos to Fox f0j8OtB to Niarhos: SHmnlM t tTMm a Record bGrounded out for Werle in seventh Upton to Stirnweiss to Left on Arft 001 001 Pittsburgh -- ncago YPRK 3 St touis 8 Brooklyn Bases ' 200 030 OOx- - n on balla— basketball teams have St Cmemnstt Off Widmar EE Marsha: l BeU Struck OUt — By Pierr 4 WMmar 1 in nine of the 13 annua! Adcoek 2 Hatton RB0!O'Conne 2 Klussewski SB— and runs— Off Widmar 8 4 la I National Invitation tournaments O ConneU Bell Berardino Hatton innings Johnson 3 and 4 and in no in to i Berardino to mntfc nsTWBjgat snd 'IHlCIKa to lour batters in winner — rox entn Marshall 1 0 in 2 innings "ww winning tPw — T al MADISON Wit Sept 30 (UP) Wisconsin had everything its way today as it scored in every period to win its season opener against Marquette 28 to 6 before a aiSfeut d crowd in Camp Ran- 000 000 201—3 S0101! 7 200 100 aox— s E— Jork Kerr Torgeson Dark Irvin RBI — Irvio Thomos 3 Mueller Gordon Holmes 2B— Bllfott Gordon HR — Thomson S— Dark Gordon Jansen DP— Jansen Stanky and IrCraadail vin Left— Boston 3 New York 8 BB— Off OntoneUi 5 Jansen 1 SO— By 5 Jansen 8 HO — A n tone Hi 3 in 6 Chip 1 in 2 Winner— Jansen 'nn58 Loser— An tone 111 (2--3 i'99Umnirea Wameke Ballanfant and Barlick T— Redmen's "r-- s Keglers WiU J A fleCd BOSTON Sept Second gaaUt R H F 0W 000 000— 0 4 1 Chicago St Louis 000 200 02x—4 8 0 Batteries: Rush and Walker Munger iprinted for two touchdowns today and Bui ha to spark Cornell's veteran football team to a 27 to 0 victory over Clinch Third NEW YORK Sept 30 (AP) — Stubborn but outclassed Lafayette B - 1 I 1 - r 1 If the Phils lose this one the Satarday's Basalts big one they may go into the recPhiladelphia 3 Brooklyn 7 Boston 3 New York 5 ord books as the worst collapse ' in 5 baseball history Their blind stag- - Pittsburgh 0 2 StCincinnati Louis 4 Chicago those of rival the already !ers 32 3 7 24! Totals 33 7 10 27 Total Kan for Semlnlclc la 7th 000 003 000—3 Philadelphia 000 040 03x— f Brooklyn I!— Hamper Palic RBI — Abram Reese Snider- 2 Staler 2 Campanella 3 2B — Ennw Robinson 3B— Reese HR — Snider Campanella S— Hodges DP — Reese Robinson and Hodges Winner — — Loser— Miller a (Palica (13-- iki - Big Collapse Kon-stan- Inning of the key game in Cleve- see First Baseman Don KoltoJS tVoch anri hefnro thnmino t h k uic uiuuuii hit iiic oases were sun lull with two oul- uiuuiio Summers was corrected by Charley Berry ' " r the Ant base nmnire ' By Harry Grayson away to prepare for the start of 7 NEW YORK Seot 30 (NEA) — the next inninir The radio announcers announced Aaron Robinson of the Tigers was that the side had been retired charged with "a boher that will go Summers didn't realize his misdown in history as one of the prize take until adviced by Charley Berskulls'' when he failed to tag Bob ry umpiring at first base that Kolloway retiring Easter had taken Lemon sliding into the plate with Off the force Ola v the winning run in the 10th inning A mistake that easily could de- - T in Cleveland cidee a pennant was anything but a VC VfRT QS "Catcher Robison made the mis was It caused by the mechanical take of thinking he had a force angle and veteran players and By Lynn Foley Dlay" it was nmorH Richer by far will be the Ogden will tell you the wonder "If failing to see Kolloway touch umpires is that there aren't more of them who could hit a 300 game kegler first base after- fielding Easter's at of Ogden's bowling lanes either "Our to failure on hits five get hopper setting up the force play or six occasions hurt us mofe than The Paramount ofhas a is a bonehead play then I'm guilty Robby's mechanical error" says fer of $100 for a 300 standing The game of one" says Robipson one of the Red Rolfe v Ogden Bowling Center has a prize superior catchers Had Robinson had a mental lapse list totaling $650 in merchandise The situation wis this as you even in this key game it would for the lucky bowler who makes a may have heard With the score be perfect game quickly forgotten Lemon opened the Indians' mm a J me 300 game would have to be will a r reel uerKie half of the 10th with a triple Ted benevci forced again made in sanctioned competition into seclusion for failing Gray purposely passed Dale Mitch- to touch second base in a Do key game either AS awe or tournament ell and Bob Kennedy to set up a Never again will such a remark- not oe surprisea ix one or mayDe play at any base Larry Doby fouled able second baseman as Eddie Col- both houses have to pay-othis out- be best remembered as the year season scores point Early Easter hit the ball down the first lins in a memorable foot race to some high scoring base line which KOUoway grabbed victor Al Hunt moved into top spot for who as he stepped on thfe bag and threw with Heinle Zimmerman him across the plate in the the highest series rolled thus far to Robinson with the same motion chased world series There was as Hunt posted a 654 series last ThursScreened by the gigantic Easter a1917 matter of fact nothing else for day night in the Commercial to first base Robinson did running baseman Zimmerman to do league Al's score was one pin not see Kolloway touch first base third better then second place holder took it for granted that the bases with no one covering the plate Larry Doby of the Indians at- Mike Lorenz were still full with one out to steal home for ho reaPaul Bohan and Napper Proof of this is that Lemon was tempted son at all with the bases full against have a firm grip on Cyrus first place in at least 10 feet tip the baseline when Robinson got the ball Also the Yankees only a year ago and the month long tournament Just breaking up an closing at the Bowling Center the catcher walkihg out in front was a dead pigeon in a big game That Napper and Bohan have a handirally of the plate totall ignoring Lem- incipient has already been forgotten cap score of 1349 ons slide The fan Is much more mature Colorfal Performance Robinson wasn't the only one about these things realizes that Bohan is a 153 average bowler fooled finest performers can make and Cy Napper has 148 These Bill Summers the veteran um the them averages are last season's averpire first called Lemon OUt moved They have so many opportunities ages Both keglers have improved in as their during the scores will indicate In second place is Paul Bohan and Paul Cass with a score of 1317 and Pat Hank Morgan are third with - 0) Giants te wlth the ran he Aaron Rnhinann walks 7 ts a climaxing f at Texas awLsBsasssassHHa' 'il '' l Big Ten favored Outplaying their arch rivals at everyhighly turn the valiant Spartans overcame lack of experience with a determined ground attack and an aerial barrage State gots its vastly under-rte- d spinning in high gear Jrid machine the start and never put on the brakes The Spartans struck touchdown land for the first time cm a g from quarter-ac- k Al Dorow to hard runninglleft halfback Everett Grandelium sr the first quarter Johnny Mite left and Johnny Hopp elded the New Yet Yankees materially in their dash to right the 1950 American league pennant toe lormer mauonai leaguers may cut a fancy figure in the world series this coming week quick-throwin- got its' famed passing attack hailed as the Big Ten's best working in the third quarter to tie Michigan the count at 7 to 7 g But State refusing to be denied its revenge snapped back to push across the clinching with five minutes gone in the final stanza as Captain LeRoy Crane a plunging fullback skirted off tackle into the end zone The Spartan victory over the na g tions team moved State into football's front ranks in preparation for its 1953 entry Into Western conferencee competition Losing its flashy tailback Chuck Ortmann with an ankle injury late in the first quarter showed Michigan Just how much it depended on e the Western conference offensive champion It was the Spartans' stubborn forward wall that really decided the outcome Twice in the opening period Michigan drove deep into State territory once to the six and again to the five only to be hurled g back by the Spartans State swept down to Michigan h line before being held for downs with the game only minutes old six-point- er third-rankin- two-tim- hard-fightin- Wichita Humbles Utah Staters By 49-2- 0 Score 8457 Watch WICHITA Kas Sept 30 (AP)— Even that was bested br Herb Dale Leatham Utah State right Eddineton huskv Netrro halfback iiau racea yaras tor a touch from Warren Ohio who added down on a punt return — but the 105 yards for Wichita In 11 stabs On Wichita's first play — the University of Wichita overpowered old — Ed ding-to- n 0 the Utags today before 8457 game two minutes 42 yards around right toured fans end to score in the clear Much of Wichita's martin over Wichita evening the schools all-ticount at two games each piled the 6 conquerors of Nevada was in the flashing legs of Jimmy Nut- up 352 net yards rushing to State s ter The right half 209 outdowned its guests from Locountered Leatham's jaunt within gan 18 to 15 Leatham's long scoring jaunt a minute sprinting 69 yards to a came early in the second quarter score It WIS iwnnl intiih in quicx rejoinder to Wicnitas down His first came earlier on third touchdown play — a pass one-foa smash (nnnins a R7 for 23 vards as the first mrinti yard drive Nutter made 90 yards waned State turned a Wichita fumble in nine tries into a touchdown after its own pass attack bogged down in the -- 49-2- me 7-- 160-pou- Nttr'a ot third Buffs Shellack Utahn Leads Lions To VictoryT 42-1- 2 NEW YORK Kansas State BOULDER Colo Sept 30 (UP) Colorado defeated Kansas State 34 to 6 in a Big Seven conference game today before 20000 fans in Folsum stadium Merwin Model one of the nation's leading ball carriers was the Colorado workhorse as he smashed into the line time ana again lor big gains He scored two touchdowns and figured in two others as the Buffs got their first victory of the season It was the second loss for K State The Kansasstraight team could score only once in the second period with Hi Faudion sneaking over from the one yard line Colorado scored once in the second and two times more in each of the last-tw- Sept 30 (AP) — sharpshooting sophomore from Utah Mitch Price led Columbia to a 2 victory over little Hobart today in the Lions' football at Baker field HF Price who hails from little town named Midvale completed six of seven tosses and connected with a heave to end Wes Bomm scoring on the first play from scrimmage He had accounted for 142 yards and had figured in two touchdowns periods when Coach Lou Little figured the Model was given the ball every-tim- e lad had done enough for one day Colorado needed some yard- and yanked him before the half He a Be and Without hm Pvrerscored on a sneak play in the sec- husky ball toter came with through ond period colors flying —— — A Garrett quarter oounded twice to go over then made good his second placement in three tries Three closing quarter Wichita touchdowns sewed it up Utah State 7 8 7 0—20 Wichita 21 7 0 SI— 49 six-inc- Scoring Summary: Utah State touchrowns Garrett (2) Tjthaie Conversions Garrett (2) Wichita touchrowns Eddingtoh Nutter (2) Corbin (2) Sanders Thomas Conversions Ubben (7) te 42-1- -- 57-ya- rd Sill I "CARTOON CItCUS" Feature Iswglfc ikow of your favorite cartoon o COMING EGYPTIAN n ? 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