“The Sports Corner”
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Here’s the big news in college
football. . . . Michigan State has
upset Northwestern . . . Navy has
handed Pitt its first loss of the
season . . . and Dartmouth’s win
ning has been ended.
Sherman Lewis led Michigan
State to a surprising 15 to 7 Big
Ten victory over ninth-ranked
Northwestern.
Navy’s All American candidate,
quarterback Roger Staubach, led
the Middies to a 24 to 12 victory
over previously unbeaten Pitt.
Pets Liske’s passing and Junior
Powell’s running led Penn State
to a 20 to 9 victory over West Vir
ginia. Fumble recoveries and three
pass interceptions helped Syracuse
whip Oregon State 31 to 8.
Once-beaten Army won its fifth
game of the season, and its fourth
shutout, blanking Washington State
23 to 0.
Undefeated Princeton streaked
to its fifth straight victory, a 51
to 14 romp over Cornell.
Yale’s third string fullback
Chuck Mercein had a big day as
they ripped Colgate 31 to 0.
Indiana cracked the victory col
umn after four straight losses, do
feating Cincinnati 20 to 6.
Second-ranked Wisconsin, third
ranked Pitt and ninth-rated North
western were among the power
houses to be beaten, while Purdue
and Oklahoma were among the
winners.
Ohio State turned in the upset
over Wisconsin, beating the Bad
gers 13 to 10.
Pitt also tasted defeat for the
first time, going under at the
hands of Navy, 24 to 12.
Ninth-ranked Northwestern was
beaten for the second time this
season, losing to Michigan State
15 to 7.
Quarterback Ron Digravio did
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another fine job for Purdue. And
the Boilermakers blanked Iowa |
14 to 0.
Minnesota edged Michigan 6 to 9
and held on to the little brown
jug for the fourth straight year.
Seventh-ranked O k 1 a h o m a
trampled Kansas State 34 to 9 for
its fourth victory of the year.
A 50-yard run with an inter
cepted pass gave Missouri the only
touchdown of the game and a 7 to
0 victory over Iowa State.
Another brilliant running job
by Gale Sayers led Kansas to a 41
to 7 rout over Oklahoma State.
In the Southeastern Conference
. . . Georgia edged Kentucky 17
to 14.
A pair of touchdown plunges by
Don Schwab led Louisiana State
to a 14 to 0 victory over Florida.
The Atlantic Coast Conference
had major upset with North Caro
lina State beating Duke 21 to 7.
Five different Clemson backs
had a chance to score, on short
line plunges as the Tigers whipped j
Virginia 35 to 0.
In an upset in the Southwest i
Conference, it was Texas Tech 13,
Southern Methodist 6.
In the East, the longest winning
streak in major college football
came to an end when Harvard up
set Dartmouth 17 to 13. Dartmouth
had won 15 straight games.
Underdog Stanford defeated
Notre Dame, 24 to 14, before 55,000
fans, plus a nationwide television
audience.
The University of Washington
came from behind in a hard-hitting I
game with independent Oregon to i
capture a 26 to 19 football victory
before a sell-out crowd at Port
land.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Continued fair, little change. Low
tonight 0. High tomorrow 20.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation, trace.
Month total .79 inches. Tempera
tures: highest 21, lowest 02. Max
imum wind 25 miles an hour from
the Nroth-Northeast Sunrise at
7:37 a.m., sunset at 3:53 p.m.
Comparative Data — Tempera
tures year ago today: High 30, low
19. Extremes on this date since
1907: Highest 45 in 1911, lowest
0 in 1947.
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Johnny Roach, Elijah Pitts and
Marv Fleming sparked the National
Football League champions, the
Green Bay Packers, to their sixth
straight victory, 34 to 20, over the
Baltimore Colts. The triumph kepi
the Packers in a tie for first place
with Chicago in the Western Con
ference. Each team has a six and
one record.
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CHICAGO — Sharp passing
by Billy Wade led the Chirr.
Bears to a 16 to 7 victory ov 'r
the Philadelphia Eagles. The vic
tory kept Chicago tied for the 1 > 1
with Green Bay in the National
Football League’s Western Con
ference. Both have records of six
victories and one loss.
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WASHINGTON liP> — A fine
passing job by quarterback Char
lie Johnson led the St. Louis Cardi
nals to a 21 to 7 victory over th
Washington Redskins. Johnson con
nected with three touchdown
passes, and was successful on 13
of his 30 pass attempts for 284
yards.
CLEVELAND (JFi — There are
no more unbeaten teams in the
National Football League. The
New York Giants took care of that,
walloping the Cleveland Browns,
33 to 6, for the Browns’ first loss
after six straight victories.
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PITTSBURGH UP) — Ed Brown’s
fourth touchdown pass, an 85
yarder to Red Mack in the closing
minutes, carried the Pittsburgh
Steelers to a 27 to 21 National
Football League victory over the
Dallas Cowboys. Brown's other
three T-D tosses went to Buddy
Dial for gains of 83, 25 and 13
yards.
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HOUSTON eP) — Quarterback
George Blanda again led the Hous
ton Oilers to an American Foot
ball League victory, throwing three
touchdown passes in a 28 to 7 tri
umph over the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Oilers’ other T-D came on a
90-yard run with an intercepted
pass by Mark Johnston.
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GAME NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD
Hunters afield don't always get
a rabbit, a pheasant, or a Can
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In this hope, sportsmen pay an
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the game management kitty.
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selfish. To get more game
there has to be more. So
game is sheltered, protected
and produced in quantity so
that Mr. Nimrod can bring
home a fair share at the end
of a day's hunt.
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increasing game supplies through
t'-cir own ccnservc iion efforts. At
remington's experimental v/ildlife
'nanagement farm in Chestertown,
Maryland, prcjecis include work to
develop and promote methods for
managing game crops on farmland.
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