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Texfis State
Optical
Bears, SMU, Rice |
Favored Saturday
By BILL GK1MSLEY
Amenaled frees Sporta B liter
MW YORK fcenie. meeme.
inmey, mo . . . catch a favorite by
the toe ... if be hollers, let ua
crow.
lieorfia Tech, Iowa and Cornell
rave ua the amell of roaee laat
week (17-13 for .7i0), but acenu
change swiftly. We look for an
other bad day for the titans.
Oar specials.
Pittsburg 16, Army 14: Nation's
No. 1 teem hobbled by Pete Daw
kins, Harry Walters injuries. Ivan
Toncic gives Pitt punch.
South Carolina 18, C iemson 12:
Tradition overwhelms form in this
Stats Fair fixture Thursday, with
another perfect record collapsing.
Iowa 21, Northwestern 14. Haw
keyea rugged defense good enough
to alow down speedy Ron Burton
a Co.
^Navy 28, Penn 14: The Midship
seen bound back from last week’s
•use u» Tulane.
"•Rice 12, Texas 7: Whan I doubt
in the Southwest, go uith the
, Opme team.
-^iotre Dame 14, Purdue 8 Good
thdhct for the Boilermakers to
score another upset here, but Irish
casualties are returning.
Princeton 33, Cornell 13. The
Pnncetotuans arc averaging 34
points a game, improving with
age
California 6, Oregon 0: The Gol
den Bears air bold and confident.
Southern Methodist 13, Georgia
Tech 7: This one is based on re
turn of bMU's Don Meredith. If
Meredith's out, so is SMU.
Washington State 8, Southern
California 0: Quarterback Bob
Newman the difference in a close
game.
Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 7:
Coach Moody Hayes should keep
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I»uisians State 24, Florida 8:
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operatives in all Dixie.
West Virginia 14, Virginia Tech
4: Dick Longfellow shades Bill
Holeclaw in individual duel.
The others:
Friday-
William A Mary 20, George
Washington 4.
Saturday-
Fast—Dartmouth 13, Harvard 7;
Penn State 28, Syracuse 21; Mi
ami Fla. 7, Boston College 0;
Brown 20. Rhode Island 0; Colum
bia 13, Buffalo 7; Holy Cross 24,
Boston U. 12; Rutgers 20. lehigh
7; Yale 14, Colgate 7; Villanova
13. Richmond 6.
Midwest—Oklahoma 40. Kansas
State 0; Michigan State 21, IHi-
noia 7; Oklahoma State 13, Cin-
i cinnati 12; Coloiado 20, Nebraska
6; Minesota 14, Michigan 7; In
diana 25, Miania Ohio 7; Tutone
31, Kansas 0; College of Pacific
28, Marquette 0; Miwiuri 12, Iowa
State 0; Detroit 14. Arizona State
at Tempte 6.
South- Auburn 21, Maryland 6;
: Duke 18, North Carolina State 6;
i Vanderbilt 14, Virginia 5; Mis
sissippi State 12. Alabama 0;
Tennessee 7, Florida State 0; N.
Carolina 2U, Wake Forest 13;
Georgia 13, Kentucky 7; Furman
18. The Citadel 14; YM1 13. David
son 0.
Southwest- Mississippi 20, Ar-
j kansas 0; Baylor 14, Texas A&M
8; Tulsa 20, North Texas Slate 4;
Hardin-Simtnons 14, Wichita 0.
Far West—Air Force 14, Utah
7; UCI.A 21, Stanford 6; Oregon
State 18, Washington 7; Idaho 13,
Arizona 0; Utah State 13, Colorado
State U. 7; Wyoming 24, New
Mexico 8; Bingham Young 12,
Montana 0.
Milstead on the Option
lailback Charley Milstead. A&M’n leading passor and run
ner, will be trying to lead his team to an upaet this week
end over the Baylor Bears in Waco.
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Squadron 10 has cinched the
Class B league football title, win- 1
I mng four games in the process.
B F’leld Artillery took the league
D crown by virtue of winning
three games.
Twelve games were played in J
Class A Intramurals Tuesday in-!
eluding three handball, three
howling and six basektball.
In handball, A Signal dropped
a game to Squadron 7 in league 1
G. Sijuadron 17 won its game
with C Infantry in league F..
B Infantry got the upper hand
with Squadron 14 in league D.
On the MSC lanes. Squadron
IM won its match from Squadron
1, 450-384. Squadron 3 sailed over j
A Ordnance, 442-474. In a rather'
close match, Squadron 22 edged
Squadron 9, 444-442.
One game in ( lass C basketball
j -aw Bizzell take Law 19-14.
A Athletics edged out a meag
er vic tory over C F'leld, 23-22. A
I Meda s took B Armor 28-18. j
(Squadron 13 outshot Squadron 4,
116-14. C-AAA, making all their)
' goals except free shots in |
the second half, won its game |
| with White Band 17-13. Maroon
Band won from B AAA, 34-27.
(.lass B was a little more ac
tive than Claas A Tuesday. Five
pingpong games, four horsoaho#!
and five football tilta war* pla|r|
ed.
In pingpong, Squadron 4 woi
three out of five games to dot
B Composite. A Armor
Squadron 3, 4-1. A Com|
won three from Squadron
Squadron 21 outseored C En4]
tv-era 3-2. Squadron 13 took
Field 3-2. Squadron 12 won f«
from Squadron 1.
In horseshoe events, A 0|f|
name topped W Band in lai_
F. Squadron 7 won two net
three from Squadron 11. C-i „
took B Ordnance, winning tam
the three sets. A Infant*)
grounded Squadron 6, 2-1 |i
league A.
In Class B football, A Veta got]
the only two points scoffed on
touchback. Final score—-Veta
Squadron 20-0. A Chemical was
named winner by penetrations ii
their 0-0 deadlock with Squad-)
ron 19 Tuesday.
A Quartermaster chalked twr
big touchdown* in ekunEtni
Squadron 18, 12-0.
A Medical took Squadron 2l|
by the same acore. Squadron
crushed Ma oea Band 18-0 ir
league A.
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