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"•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 GET SATISFYING FLAVOR... So friendly to your taste! No flat *fntered-out''"flavor! 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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. INTRAMURALS Frank Wilson, Pennsylvania center, is an accomplished pian ist. He plays e\erything from Rachmaninoff to Rock ’n Roll. WD-253 (’58) A newest number in slacks 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. 3 I ^ I IV 3 FLAP POCKET IVY in (color) (fabric) aa ». » ii. »t i\ U. M. M. aa 43 M NCW M fryiltt i The Exchange Store “Serving Taxus Agfies’* Elementaiy... my dear Watson! From tto happy look on your phyaiof. from the cheerful lift you seem to he enjoying, ! deduce you are imbibing Cora-CoU No mystery about why Coke ia the world s favorite . . such taste, such sparkle! 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