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Upsets, Uprisings Mark
Wild Football Weekend
By WILL GRIMSLEY
Navy's Midshipmen, winners of
their first three games and sixth
Associated Press Sports Writer
An uprising of perennial door
mats and deposed champions had
college football reeling and rock-
ing Monday.
Northwestern and Purdue have Richie Petibon sparking touch ;
uprooted the balance of power in
the mighty Big Ten. Navy’s Cot-
ton Bowl champions have been
knocked from the unbeaten list.
And snap-crackle-pop went Au-
burn's 17-game winning streak.
Northwestern, winless last year.
created the biggest shock of the
topsy-turvy football weekend Led
ranked, lost to a Tulane team
which had dropped four straight.
Tulane triumphed 14-6 in the
Oyster Bowl at Norfolk, Va., with
Of the wekly top 10, five teams I
came through with victories and
the sixth, Clemson, No. 10, was
idle pending a Thursday game
against South Carolina
Quarterback Joe Caldwell and -
halfback Bob Anderson led top-
ranked Army to victory over Vir-
down drives of 83 and 66 yards.
Auburn Tied ginia but the Cadets, already short
Georgia Tech, once the power of reserves, were left crippled for
of Dixie, halted Auburn's perfect next Saturday’s game against
streak with a 7-7 tie. Fred Brasel- tough Pittsburgh.
ton scored the Tech touchdown Pete Dawkins, team captain
next Saturday’s game against
with a one-yard plunge, marking
the first time any team had been
Pete Dawkins, team captain
and leading scorer, suffered a
pulled thigh muscle but should be
able to play. Fullback Harry Wal-
ters sprained his ankle and ap-
pears definitely lost for the Pitt
game
Texas Unbeaten
Texas. No 7. thumped Arkan-
sas 24-« for victory Nov. 5. Mis-
_ . .cuncau. able to score on Auburn via the
" by Ron Burton, the Wildcats hand- land route since 1956
ed Michigan one of its worst . Auburn, winner of The Asso-
S shellackings of all-time 55-24ciated Press poll in 1957, was
Northwestern scored four touch- ranked second last week behind
downs in seven minutes in the Army, which won over Virginia
second period and led 43-0 at the 35-6 in a costly game at West
half Point.
,n These were the principal scores
smashed pour fourth-ranked dies, of a wild Saturday marked by an
consin 20-9 and Purdue *** HINE MOL Lass
by Wisconsin a week age.bounced mounted and tempers be
back to beat fifth-rated Michigan sure mounted and tempers he
state 14-6 - came knife-edged.
_____, A fist fight broke out at Colum-
bus. where third-ranked Ohio perfect records: Army (4-0). Ohio
State beat Indiana 48-9 Ohio State (4-0), Texas (5-0), Missis-
sissippi. No. 8. won easily over
Hardin-Simmons 24-0 Louisiana
State, with Billy Cannon scoring
two touchdowns, whipped. Ken-
tucky 32-7.
The unbeaten - untied list is
dwindling fast There are less
than a dozen major teams with
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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Monday Morning, October 20, 1958
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"Billy dared her to climb the flagpole!"
Burke Captures
Japan Open Title
State’s coach, Woody Hayes, was sippi (5-0), LSU (5-0), Clemson
(4-0), Colorado (4-0) and North-j
western (4-0). Rutgers, the birth-
ordered off the field after throw-
ing his hat and coat on the ground
in a protest of the officiating.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SAGAMIHARA, -Japan (AP) —
Jack Burke Jr. of Houston won
the Japan Open Golf Tournament
Sunday by beating fellow Amer-
ican, Ken Venturi, on the second
hole of a "sudden death" playoff.
Border Loop
Drops 4 of 4
To Outsiders
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Border Conference is ready
to admit the grass is greener in
its own backyard after another
weekend trip against interconfer-
ence opponents ended in disaster.
Border schools lost four of four
games Saturday for a pititful sea-
son record of six victories and 14
defeats against outsiders.
San Jose State was supposed to
roll over and play dead for 16-
point favored Arizona State. The
Spartans hadn’t won a game all
year. They picked Arizona State
for the first victim, winning 21-20.
Arizona was buried 33-13 by a
University of New Mexico passing
attack
West Texas State was present-
ed its fifth consecutive defeat of
the year, 35-7, by Trinity Univer-
sity of San Antonio.
Only Hardin-Simmons had noth-
ing to be red-faced about, in losing
24-0 to nationally ranked Missis-
They had tied for the title after
72 holes with 289
The two Americans thus recov-
ered some of the U.S. golf prestige
in Japan, lost a year ago when
top pros Sam Snead and Jimmy
Demaret were beaten in the Can-
ada Cup matches by two Japanese
players. .
The two Japanese Canada Cup
champs, little Torakichi "Pete"
Nakamura and Koichi Ono, fin-
ished third and fourth in the Ja-
pair Open. Nakamura shot a final
73 for 291. Ono had a 72 for 294
Burke and Venturi tied the first
extra hole with par 5s. On the
second Burke won with a par 5
A crowd of 5.000 turned out in ■
Tear Gas Used
Players and coaches engaged in
a free-for-all at La Grande, Ore .
where Westminister, Utah beat
Eastern Oregon 20-12. And tear
gas had to be used by sheriffs
deputies to break up a spectator
brawl at Fort Collins Colo , fol-
lowing Wyoming’s 7-6 victory over
Colorado State...,
s.
Hawthorn
Wins World
place of the sport, has a 4-0 mark
against less-imposing foes.
Perfect records ended Saturday
night for College of the Pacific.
Race Crown
CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP)
OUTSIDE THE SOUTH
Housing Enforces
Ironic Segregation
DARIEN, Conn API — Staff ing restrictions. Then he added:
Director Gordon M Tiffany oi the "Racial discrimination in housing
Civil Rights Commission said Sun- prevents him from fully enjoying
day night it is ironic that Negroes these opportunities.
leaving the South may encount- "The black belts of Negro hous-
er elsewhere schools segregated in ing areas now spreading in North-
practice although not by law ern and Western cities spell
Tiffany said the Negro has been schools that are segregated in fact
migrating in large numbers to the although not by law "
North and West in search of great- In a talk prepared for a meet-
er economic and educational op- ing at the Darien Congregational
| portunities and freedom from vot- church. Tiffany said racial dis-
250 Attend
District 17
Legion Meet
crimination in housing "spells
slums and all the social demoral-
ization that goes with them.”
He attributed vast progress to
the urban renewal program, but
said there remain "many critical
. questions of discrimination.”
"We need to go forward with
the courage of our convictions to
create truly open and democratic
communities. Any community that
does this will become healthier,
happier and more genuinely beau-
SWEETWATER (RNS) — More tiful in the process,” Tiffany said.
than 250 delegates from 34 Ameri- Tiffany is staff oirector of the
can Legion posts and women’s commission set up by Congress
auxiliaries in the 17th district met last year and charged with inves-
in Roscoe and Sweetwater Satur-tigating complaints of racial dis-
day and Sundav for their fall con- crimination. The commission is .0
ference. District president Troy report back to Congress and the
S. Bowen of Sweetwater was in President.
charge of the meeting 7 7
Frost-Whittington Post No 227 Dig E |
of Roscoe was host with James DWAC
S. Lee as commander. Mrs. Joe AllVs LIIU
Overton of Albany, president of
the district auxiliary, was inT ns VII
charge of the womens meeting FOP Ulllf
auxiliary meeting at the Bluebon- VATICAN CITY (AP)—A solemn
net Hotel in Sweetwater. Member requiem Mass in St. Peter’s basil-
ship 'development and organiza- ica concluded -Sunday the nine
tion plans for the coming year da>s of funeral services for Pope
were discussed. A dance was held Pius XII.
Saturday night at the Roscoe Diplomats and representatives
Legion Hut and lunch was served from 50 non-communist nations-
there Sunday at noon including U.S. Secretary of State
Dulles—sat in reverent silence
Parking Meter Vote
Is Today at Ranger
C The Legion conference was held
RANGER (RNS) — Ranger vot- election carried the necessary at the Roscoe Legion Hut and the
upset 12-6 by Cincinnati, and
Houston, beaten by Oklahoma
State, 7-0. The Air Force Acad-
emy. tied only by Iowa, won
again, beating Stanford 16-0.
Two perennial contenders for
the national crown, Oklahoma and
Notre Dame, bounced back after
defeats last week. Oklahoma
crushed Kansas 43-0. Notre Dame
barely edged Duke, 9-7. on a
touchdown and a field goal by
Monty Stickles.
Iowa Moves Up.
Northwestern, Ohio State and
Iowa moved to the front of the
Big Ten Rose Bowl picture. North-
western plays Iowa and Ohio
State mees Wisconsin in key.
games Saturday, Illinois, 20-8 vic-
tor over Minnesota, is host to
Michigan State.
On the Pacific Coast, California
ers go to the polls Monday to de- numbers of signatures making the
cide whether or not to keep park-
ing meters.
vote mandatory.
The election will be city-wide
They’ve already had a taste of with the polling place at the city
being without meters, for heads of hall. Hours will be from 8 a.m.
the meters were removed Sept. to 7 P m- and G. B. Rush, superin-
13 after city commissioners called tendent of the Ranger schools,
the election. The commissioners will be election judge.
Opponents of the meters say The two organizations had
farmers and other shoppers go to
are opposed to pulling up the
meters but the petition asking the
combined meeting Sunday morn- throughout the two-hour ceremony,
ing at the Bluebonnet Hotel. Rev. With Dulles were Mrs Clare
Angus Miller, rector of St Ste- Booth Luce, former U.S. ambas-
phens Episcopal Church in Sweet-sador to Italy, and John A Me.
water, was in charge of the me-Cone, chairman of the U.S Atom-
morial service. Principal address ic Energy Commission. They were
was by W S. Chenault o Sweet- the representatives of President
water. Ed Stafford of Roscoe wel- sisenhower
comed the visitors and Dr C. B While essentially a sorrowful
Cathey of Hamilton gave the re- service, the mass had nonetheless
sponse. -I joyous overtones, emphasizing the
Talks at the women’s meeting Christian attitude of triumph over
were by Mrs. Nora Croom of 3 ,
Ranger, Dist 17 vice president; This was especially evident
Mrs. Charlie Brannon of Roscoe: when the Vatican choir burst out
Mrs. Lillian McDaniel of Mineral into a heart-lifting "Kyrie Elei-
Wells Mrs C A McCright of son - Lord Have Mercy-just be-
Roscoe; Mrs. Royce Ferrell of fore the "Gloria of the Mass, the
Sylvester: Mrs. Bowen; Mrs. latter a hymn to the glory of God
L. A. Pitt. Sth division president; °n 8
and Miss Shirley Thorp of Sweet- The rising and falling tones of
water, of the junior Legion auxil-the choir swept over the restricted
iary. apse area where the Mass was
'' celebrated and beyond through the
empty recesses of the Basilica of
St. Peter. -
The ceremony was not open to
the general public
Cardinal Valeri
Mentioned as Pope
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Valerio
Cardinal Valeri, with almost 20
years of experience in the Vati-
can's foreign service, is being
mentioned by the Italian press as
a strong possibility for.election
as the next pope
Rising Star to shop because Rising
Star has no meters.
Proponents note that parking
places have been hard to find
since the meters were removed
and deny some statements made
in a circular published by the
other side.
Mayor W. F Creager said the
and Washington State emerged as LONDON o — Sixty-five pas circular was 'distorted and inac-
best bets for the host role at Pas. sengers. including 16 Communist curate. . "« particularly chal-
adena. California beat Southern Chinese government officials, lenged income and cost figures
Cal for the first time in eight were killed in the crash of a Rus- The circular says the income
years 14-12. Washington State sian TU104 jetliner en route from from the meters during nine years
downed Oregon’s defending Coast Peiping to Moscow Friday, the has been $63,628.49 with total ex-
champions 6-0. Red Chinese Radio said Sunday pense, including 50 per cent de-
In other Coast games, UCLA night. " preciation, of $35,665.69.
whipped Washington 20-0 on the An undisclosed number of crew The mayor says figures com-
passing of Don Long and Kirk members also died in the disaster piled for the city by a certified
Wilson, and Oregon State beat in the Kanash region of the Chu- public accountant show revenue
Idaho 20-6. vas autonomous Soviet Republic, of $66,140.57 and expenses of only
The scramble for the Cotton the broadcast said. $1,762.03.
TU104 Crash
Fatal to 65
—Mike Hawthorn, a strapping
Briton who once quit racing, Sun-
day won the world auto driving
championship by finishing second
to Stirling Moss, another English
ace. in the Grand Prix of Morocco.
The race was the final grand
prix of the season and Hawthorn
clinched the title in the final mo-
ment
The 29-year-old blond giant, at
the wheel of a Ferrari, had to
had the Nakamura putting stroke come from behind in the second
with sakamura P 8 stroKe half of the “about” 250-mile race
. .to edge Moss by a single point
Burke had a chance to clinch for the throne -abdicated by Ar-
the championship without a play-gentina’s famed Juan Manuel
off but be missed a two-foot putt Fangio
on the 17th and a three-foot Hawthorn finished with a total
birdie shot in the final green of 42 points. Moss, piloting a Brit-
The 35-year-old Texan had an-ish Vanwall, scored 42 points by
other bad break on the ninth gaining nine in this race. Moss
when his second shot landed in received eight points for finishing
the ditch and he took a bogey six first and added another point for
—--posting the fastest lap Hawthorn
cwG CT A ynINGc got s big lift from Phil Hill, of
OWU 0IANDINGD Santa Monica Calif who fin-
perfect weather to watch Burke.
Venturi and Nakamura fight it
out for the top prize.
Burke got the richest golf purse
ever awarded in Japan—1,000,000
yen ($2,778), double any previous
prizes
Burke, after accepting a big
silver cup from Matsutaro Shor-
iki.-chairman of the Japan Chap-
ter of the International Golf
Assn. said: "I won because I
sippi
Texas Western and New Mexico Team
A&M were idle. TCU-
Even after several lessons from Ruceo
the big time schools, the confer-Texas
ence will stray out of its backyard *"
again this Saturday for one last
fling before settling down to league
play.
Hardin-Simmons will rate as a
slight favorite over Wichita But
then it's downhill the rest of the
way. Arizona State will be under-
dog to Detroit. West Texas hasn’t
a ghost of a chance against Missis-
sippi Southern Arizona should get
another beating from Idaho
Texas Western plays New Mexi-
co A&M in a conference tilt and
that guarantees at least one vic-
tory—barring a tie.
Idaho 20-6.
The scramble for the Cotton the broadcast said.
Bowl host’s spot is still wide open! Of these passengers the broad- He said the revenue figure does-
in the Southwest, with Rice, Tex-cast were "foreign friends n’t include parking permits and
as. Texas Christian and Bailor X had -----a-----
all contending for the league titleW
Baylor beat Texas Tech 26-7. TCU, - . , „ .,
won over Texas A&M 24-8 and way home from China.
Rice upset Southern Methodist
Pavilion af Fair
13-7.
who had visited China on invita- fines and that expense doesn’t
tion and foreign experts on- their include men working the meters .. ...
way home from China” since that was charged to police Closed bvULS
Four West Germans and one salaries. I • •
British subject were reported City commissioners issued a
among the dead. There were no statement Friday saying that Ran-
ger employs only three regular
LSU Best Bet
Louisiana State shapes up as survivors of the crash.
possibly the best team in the Names of the foreigners aboard
Southeastern Conference which
BRUSSELS "(AP) - The U.S
pavilion at the Brussels World
Fair was closed at 6 p m. Sun-
day, It opened April 17. The fair
itself closes its gates Monday,
U.S. Commissioner Howard S.
Cullman said in a closing, state-
ment: "I believe the United States
participation has been a success.
Judging from what we read and
heard, our pavilion and exhibits
policemen and could not fire any-
one to make up for the revenue
loss. Several part-time policemen
are used in addition to the three
full-time men.
The city contends that the loss
were not disclosed in the Peiping
broadcast The radio listed among
the Chinese dead Cheng Chen To,
head of the Chinese cultural dele-
has been feeding talent to the
various bowls' for years Georgia
Tech and Mississippi are still in
the picture with tough Auburn
ineligible because of penalties for
recruiting practices.
SEASON STANDINGS ished third in another Ferrari.
" J 5.150 Pss °s5" Big Mike had been fourth most
S> 10 1 of the way and needed the second
00 73 64 place finish to beat out his friend
0035 8g and rival.
n S The title is decided by adding
the ponits scored by drivers in
, their six best grand prix races of the fading seconds for a 6-6 tie
6 the year with Vanderbilt In major Atlan-
not competing for cham-
Tech
A&M
Arkansas, 0
CONFERENCE
Team W
VDIGo
Pet. Pts. Op.
1.000 36 15
B
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A&M
Moss averaged 117.3 miles per
hour around the 4.71 mile Ain-
Diab road circuit on the outskirts
of town. His time for the 53 laps
gation to Afghanistan and the
United Arab Republic Others of revenue would hurt severely.
SEASON STANDINGS -
W L T Pet. Pts. On.
Texas Western 2 2 0 .500 58 5R
Hardin-SF--—
ArizoA State 1 2 3
New Mexico A&M 2 3
Arizona 1 4
West Texas 0 5
CONFERENCE S
Team W I
Texas Western 1- 0
Hardin-Simmons 1 0
Arizona State 1 1
New Mexico A&M 0 0
Arizona 0 0
West Texas 0 2
As prefect of the Congregation
of the Religious, the scholarly
were liked by visitors and we hope cardinal is also the Vatican's top
that they went away with more administrator for religious orders
knowledge and a better under-He will be 75 Nov. 7.
were members of his delegation
and personnel of the ministry of . I n :
Foreign Trade and the Foreign AnoTher
Ministry of Communist China. 2 " .
The Russians sent M. V. Khruni- Tested Soviet
chev, aviation minister, to head IvJIvU
up an investigation of the crash He estimated 30 million persons
Wake Forest lost An IMTW S CL CTAT Assignment of Khrunichev was an WASHINGTON (AP - Russia visited the pavilion during "the six
contest toVillanova 9 7rsectional indication of the importance the tested another atomic -weapon months of the fair. *
Princeton, Cornell and Dart. Soviet government attached to the unda
mouth are the early standouts of crash. 1 The Atomic Energy Commission
the bowl-spurning Ivy League
Cornell won a league fray from.
Mortars Spoiled
By Radar Device
Mississippi State beat Arkansas
State 38-0; Tennessee topped Ala-
bama 14-7 and Florida rallied in
tic Coast Conference action. North
Carolina beat- Maryland 27-0 and
standing of the United States than
when they arrived.”
Arkansas
X—Texas Tech
pionship
Last Week’s Results
Texas Christian 24. Texas A&M 8
Baylor 26, Texas Tech 7
Rice 13. Southern Methodist 7
Texas 24, Arkansas 6
_____SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE
Texas A&M vs. Baylor at Waco (night).
Rice vs. Texas at Houston (night), Ar-
kansas vs. Mississippi at Little Rock
(day), Southern Methodist vs. Georgia
Tech at Dallas (day ).
LEADINGS SCORERS
Player ‘ TD -
Bobby Lackey, Texas 4
Gordon LeBoeuf, A&M 4 0 0 24
BUI Bucek. Rice 14 3 19
George Blanch. Texas 2 2 0 14
Charley Milstead,A&M 2 1 0 13
.ou .u .B Ray Chilton. Rice 2 0 0 12
400 41 64 Marshall Harris, TCU 2.0 0 12
.400 105 88 Tirey Wilemon, SMU 2 0 0 12
.400 74 117 Al Witcher. Baylor 2 0 0 12
200 32 ‘152
Rice, TCU Hold SWC Lead;
was two hours, 9 minutes .15.
seconds. Hawthorn was one min-
ute. 24.7 seconds behind
Hill was only eight-tenths of a _ — ______
second behind Hawthorn The Yale 12-7 while Princeton and
__American, who appeared to have Dartmouth- played outside foes
PST T the fastest Ferrari in the race. Princeton trompled over Colgate
• 9 7 contented himself with trailing 40-13. Dartmouth lost to Holy
2 <> 14 Hawthorn This enabled Hawthorn Cross 14-8 Pennsylvania beat
said it had detected another test,
of small yield. It was the tenth
Russian detonation announced by
the United States since Sept. 30.
The AEC said the latest test,
like the others, took place north
•of the Arctic Circle.
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LONE STAR Owls Play Longhorns Next
STANDINGS Z "
---------------------By HAROLD V. RATLIFF
CONFERENCE STAMPING o. Associated Press Sports Writer
4 0 o 1.000 - is Rice, the defending champion
2 i J 667 4 21 that wasn’t supposed to have it
1 1 o soo 1 33 this year, and Texas Christian.
1 2 0 333 32 51
0 3 0 000 8 48
most troublesome enemies, mor-
tar fire, will be unveiled to the
public Monday.
The mobile, trailer-mounted ra-
dar is capable of pinpointing hos-
tile-firing,mortars more than six
miles away This permits imme-
diate. more accourate counterfire
to knock them out
N
played Texas, still swaggeringThe radar was developed jointly
from its triumph over Oklahoma, by the Army Signal Corps Re-
in the opening period But the search and Development Labora-
Longhorns pulled themselves to-tory and General Electric Co. at
gether ,-with a rush and took the Syracuse, N.Y. It will be displayed
lead on Rene Ramirez' 52-yard at the annual convention of the
„ . ,touchdown run and an extra point. Assn of the US Army which
at Houston Saturday night Baylor he Robbe La t mavac tudan Mandai
Baylor won its lone conference
game early in the season, beating
Arkansas
Which brings up this week s
schedule, the feature of which will
be the clash of Rice and Texas
Team
Lamar Tech
Southwest Texas
Texas A&I
Sam Houston
East Texas
Howard Payne
Sul Row
Stephen F Austin u .. v wu
SEASON STANDINGS
Team W LL T Pet. Pts. Op
Lamar Tech 4 0 0-1.000 102 13
Sam Houston 4 1 0 .800 67 54
East Texas 4 1 0 .800 133 80
Southwest Texas 4 2′0 667 88 63
Texas A&I . 4 2 0 .667 112 68
Sul Ross 1 4 0 200 20 84
Stephen F Austin 1 4 0 .200 72 91
Howard Payne 1 4 0 .200 46 79
LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Texas A&I 7. Sul Ross 0
Southwest Texas State 29, Stephen F
Austin 13
Lamar Tech 20, Sam Houston State 7
East Texas State 39, McMurry 21
SATURDAY’S SCHEDI LI
Sul Ross vs. University of Mexico at
Mexico City (day), Howard Payne vs
Lamar Tech at Brownwood (day), Sam
Houston State vs. East Texas State at
Commerce (day), Texas A&I VS. Stephen
F Austin at Kingsville (night). Southwest . , „ . * T ------.. 7; 1 Pabota. ■ HE UY AD playcu dlil
Texas State vs. Abilene Christian College beating Southern Methodist 13-7. Auburn last week SMU and Tech football and also had more of the
at San Marcos. mavos Chridion had i 4 n
000 a 48 the pre-season favorite that has
000 % 7 just started living up to its .billing,
GS lead the Southwest Conference at Houston Saturday nignt. Baylor by Bobby Lackey. Texas got twolopens Monday
football race, hosts Texas A&M in another con- touchdowns and a 19 yard field Spotting enemy mortars is a
Still undefeated are Texas and ference game but Texas Christian goal by Jim Shillingburg in an major frontline problem in .com-
Baylor and already behind the 8- and Texas ech rest Southern 11-minute period of the second bat because they .can be fired
ball is erratic Southern Methodist, while Arkansas and Southern anorter ona u... * . -----...... ------or in ravinee
which was supposed to be a ball
of fire in the championship drivy
Methodist turn back to the inter-
sectional wars
quarter and that put a damper more easily from cover, in ravines
on Arkansas. , or behind hills than most weap-
soft, resilient
HEELS
SATURDAY'S
LATE SCORES
Saturday's Late Major College Football
By The Associated Press
SOUTH
Louisiana State 32. Kentucky 7
Furman 40, Wofford 39
Virginia Military 13. Tampa 12
Presbyterian 34. Elon 6
The Citadel 28, Memphis State 26
Murray, Ky. 34, Morehead 8
~ SOUTHWEST
Texas 24. Arkansas 6
Rice 11. Southern Methodist 7
Oklahoma State 7. Houston 0
San Jose State 21, Aru State, Tempe 20
MIDWEST
Boston College 21. Marquette 11
Dayton 26, Louisville:13 _
FAR WEST
Cincinnati 12, COP 6 _
San Francisco State 18, Nevada 1
ban Diego State 7. Los Angeles State 0
Rice beat Southern Methodist ons. Over half the Army’s World
its topical Southwest Confer They couldn’t have picked on Pat Bailey’s 61-yard run and War II casualties were blamed on
S Cm ...unschnotougher guys either Arkansas field goals by Bill Bucek anri mortar fire and the proportion
ence. uhnll he the favorite nent plays undefeated, untied Missis- Gordon Speer, plus a great de was even greater during the Ko-
know who’ll be the favorite next sippi at Little Rock while South-fense that gobbled up three SMI rean fighting
Rice climbed into a tie with TCU ern Methodist takes on Georgia fumbles -and intercepted three-----------1
for the lead Saturday night by Tech, the team that tied mighty passes The Owls played alert :
. Disaster Nursing
old battle in the clutch The Program Tonight
1- . 1 Texas Christian finally broke Methodists, not only committed
| earlier—a 24-8 conquest of hapless the mild hex’ Texas A&M holds more than their quota of mistakes Area nurses are invited to at
Texas A&M . 1 as the Horned Frogs won from but incurred penalties that ham- tend a program on disaster nurs
Texas rolled on as the only un- the Aggies for the first time in pered them materially ing Monday at 6 30 pm in the
defeated team in the conference four years The Christians, who Baylor gave Texas Tech a Taylor County Red Cross Chapter
for the season with a 24-6 victory ran and passed for 289 yards dur- classic licking, with Buddy Hum- House, 1610 N 2nd St
over already-eliminated Arkansas jng the day, jumped to two touch- phrey passing sharply and hand! Mrs Ruth Scarbrough, program
It was Texas' opening conference downs in the first period and re- ing the ball like a magician and chairman for district 15 of the
game the same as SMU and pulsed three A&M drives, one Larry Hickman and Billy Pavliska Texas Graduate Nurses Assn
Texas A&M . . reaching the. 1-foot line, before
The other two league members, scoring again in the third period.
Baylor and Texas Tech, played That killed the Aggies, who finally
each other and the Golden Bears got a touchdown with only sec-
walloped the Techs 26-7. It meant onds left on a passing flurry en-
nothing since Texas Tech isn’t gineered by Charley Milstead
competing for the championship. Arkansas scored first and out-
Texas Christian had won its sec- clash at Dallas
ond conference game a few hours
Texas A&M.
punishing the Tech line with said her group is sponsoring the
blasting runs. Tech couldn’t get meeting to which all registered
farther than the Baylor 33-yard nurses in the area are invited.
line until the final 41 seconds Miss Lillian Adams, Red Cross
when Ken Talkington passed to nursing representative from St
Mickle Barron for the lone Red Louis, will tonduct the program
Raider touchdown. Mrs. Scarbrough said.
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