Show - - " '' W S ''' s f ' " o)° $ o y o & X NEW YORK (UP) — Auburn replaced Navy as t h e major college leader in' total defense today while Maryland retained its lead in rushing defense Figures released by the Service Bureau revealed that Auburn despite a upset loss to Tulane last Saturday has yielded only 792 yards in its six games an average of 132 yards per game Army which beat Colgate 27-- 7 last Saturday ranks second with 1492 yards followed by Navy with 1505 The Middies lead in pass defense — partly because Notre Dame chose to stick to the ground in beating them 21-last Saturday Unbeaten and untied Maryland has allowed only 385 yards rushing in seven games for an average of 55 per game Army is second with 675 and Holy Cross third with 797 Michigan State leads in punting with an average of 445 with Tennessee second NCAA 27-1- 3 star catcher of the New York Yankees is shown strutting about down one of the streets of Tokyo ( j 7 Northwestern Says It Won't Leave Big Ten n I ht" ! 1 u u West Virginia Tests Rival Tonight Wolverines Picked Over lllini row Maryland opposes Louisiana record Associated Press Sports Writer State which has a streak Oklahoma with a Bowl hopefuls start getting the opposes Missouri which has a e kids off the street this weekend “string” while football the big in college Michigan might find Illinois three — Maryland 'Oklahoma and troublesome in a traditional Big i Michigan — have nothing to' fear Ten squabble and State Ohio but fear itself Michigan Only West Virginia unbeaten but State challenge Michigan’s right-bOSU is ineligible and MSC lightly regarded opens the bowl bidding tonight against big' fast not only was beaten by the the only Wolves but made a more recent George Washington team that could give the Moun- Rose Bowl visit than Michigan For the record: Maryland is fataineers an argument for the vored by three touchdowns OklaSouthern Conference title The Mountaineers are tops in homa by four or so and Michitotal offense and No 7 in this gan by two week’s Associated Press poll but UNDERDOGS AGAIN even with a clean slate for the G eo r g i a Tech season (Pitt Syracuse and North favora onc-T8 No is ranked Carolina State lie ahead)- they has over which ite Tennessee might have trouble landing a bowl berth They’re still trying to won four straight after losing to State and Duke Mis9 live down that pasting by Mississippi also is State Georgia Tech in the ’54 Sugar sissippi a touchdown underdog against Bowl Miami of Florida and Boston Auburn which beat Tech but was by Kentucky College meet in another major tied Duke a dark horse candidate game tonight could get The big games for the bowl after two defeats if quick healthy — pickers come tomorrow Georgia from Oast n Navy hasn’t recovered Mississippi week’s defeat by Notre Dame Duke-NavSouthern The Middies are favored by a pair Methodist-Texa- s A&M and TDs Except for the proba-tione- d of The Southwest Conference king Texas Aggies any of these could get an invitation from the usually gets one of the Cotton Bowl berths but with Texas Sugar Cotton or Gator Bowls the leader ineligible the Maryland Oklahoma and Mich- A&M also-ran- s get a chance SMU have no such igan ranked one to stay alive but needs this worries Their reservations are the Aggies are favored by one in for Jan 2 touchdown Texas favored by the BOWL CINCHES same margin could lose ground and Oklahoma are with a failure! against Baylor Maryland shoo-in- s Two other bowl candidates — for an Orange Bowl show-dow- n as champs (although Mississippi and Texas Christian — 01’ still uncrowned) of their re- take it easy this weekend spective Atlantic Coast and Big Miss plays Memphis State TCU Seven Conferences Michigan is ranked No 10 is idle None of the other ranked teams ticketed for the Rose Bowl where UCLA is confident of pro- looks for trouble Saturday Michviding the opposition in the Big igan State (No 4) plays Purdue in a Big Ten game UCLA (No Coast match - Maryland and Oklahoma never 5) meets College of the Pacific at a loss for humility insist they and Notre Dame (No 6) can afdm’t have easy touches tomor ford to relax against Penn one-gam- 1 'h ' 4 - I 1 1 r T t- L - - t UV X' X Li - i i 1 r - £ J i f 4 r ninth-ranke- d State-Aubur- ee y Bay-lor-Tex- as -3 ic Randy Turpin In Comeback 1 possi-biliti- Trials Slated For U S Team BOSTON (AP) — Harry Cleverly chairman of the selection committee for theJJ’S Olympic Hockey Team announced today preliminary tryouts' will open next Monday at Boston Arena and run for six weeks Cleverly hockey coach at Boston University said the final tryout sessions will be held in Duluth Minn next month The top 17 amateur skaters will be chosen to represent the United States in the Olympic Hockey Tournament in Italy in January r' f 7J" iT- iz i Ends — Clark E Slatei Sorenson Austed Cottle Bitton and Rothey r Tackles — A Slater Hall Dur-raYoungman Cuards — Stokes Worthen nt Peterson B Slater Center — Skikos and Harris - M sBT If Backs — Deamer4 Hartman Mickelson Salazar Combs Rohde Hart Smith' and Allen Score by quarters: 0 0 0 0— 0 Washington - k -- Found Fort BRAND NEW FOOTBALL IDEA i Piggyback field Sgoal blocking is introduced into professional football at Los Angeles’ Memorial Stadium The Rams’ 6 ft 6 in Gene Liscomb holds 6 ft 4 in Don Burroughs on his $houlders in a vain attempt to block a field goal by George Blanda of the Chicago Bears who won 31-2- 1 Emil Zafopok Will Head Track Team CAEN SERVICE 30th Street ot Harrison Clvd Car-so- n football team said today he and his three assistants will suit up for possible duty against the Pensacola Naval Air Station team at Pueblo Sunday afternoon “We’re hurting” said Clark a second lieutenant “The Ft Sill game left us in a bad way” The Oklahoma eleven whacked Ft'Carson 48 6 and left five Car-so- n players on the sidelines for a week or two with injuries Clark once played guard at the University of Iowa His assistants are Paul Kemp Tom Evans and Lowell Sisson 0 Layne Bout Cancelled DUD VARREn’O (AP) Coach Jerry Clark of the Ft France (UP) — Emil Zatopck world and Olympic record holder at various distances ranging up to 30000 meters will The proposed Rex Layne fistic head a Czechoslovakia)! 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STANDARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING s ir i ut j i v A y i 25-ga- Tech-Tenness- 4 1 4v -1 i I V 1 i£ i By ED WILKS Ten-Pacif- ’ r ? - I v THE OGDEN "r' fr y £ at 419 EVANSTON 111 (AP)— North-- j T Western a charter member of the Big Ten has no intention of leav-- ! ing the conference university of-- I ficials reiterated today Their announcement followed ' a campus newspaper’s suggestion MOSCOW i Idaho (AP) — The that Northwestern drop out of the Idaho Vandals ran through a Big' Ten because it is no longer rugged session of blocking and I yesterday on a dry field possible for its teams to com- - tackling Snow slowed the squad earlier with on terms even other pete this week But Coach Skip Stah-le- y member schools' said his team was running Athletic Director Ted Payseur harder than at any time during said: “We have no intention what-- : season the soever of leaving the Big Ten He singled out Ray Bittner LarThese things always seem to come Norby and Mel Schmidt just up We were one of the first ry back from the injured list and and conference of members the fullback Wilbur Gary for special we intend to stay” The Daily Northwestern sug- - praise leave today by Vandals Switch gested in an editorial yesterday The forVandals Corvallis and their game that the school drop out because plane Grid Players with of its poor football record Oregon State Saturday MOSCOW Idaho (AP) — The Northwestern has failed to win a game in six starts this year battered Idaho Vandals skipped and has only one conference viccontact work again yesterday as tory in the last three seasons Coach Skip Stahley sought to avoid Jurther injury to his footMiami Ready for ball team LONDON (UP) — Randy TurStahley trying for his first win Racing Season pin notified the British Boxing of the season Saturday against MIAMI Fla (AP) The an- - Board of Control through his State switched players Oregon nual horse migration is on with mahager today that he is relinto around fill gaps left by in3200 Thoroughbreds headed for quishing his I&glish and British another winter racing season in Empire middleweight boxing ti- juries He moved Jerry Kramer from y Florida Gulfstream Park bed-- ! tles but is considering the to right end and John Sullileft ded down 47 today and first ar--i of making a comeback van took over at the left flank rivals are expected at Hialeah Turpin announced he was re- Stahley said Nick Uglisich may and Tropical this week to await tiring after a recent knockout by start at quarterback Saturday in the Nov 23 opening Gordon Wallace of Canada place of Howard Willis who sprained an ankle last week Vandals Meet Oregon State S £ mm AUBURN OUSTS NAVY AS BEST DEFENSIVE TEAM HE’S A CARD— Yogi Berra ty X 4t r 1 js io© ' i I 14 f J UTAH |