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two yards over Oregon State college line to 20. - (UPI Telephoto)
Army, Air Force Conffiiict
Among Leading Attractions
By JOE SARGIS
Uniltd Prtss International
Top - ranked Louisiana
State's showdown with Mis
sissippi,' Army's first ever
game against the Air Force
academy, the annual Navy
Notre Dame tussle and a trio
of Big Ten contests top this
week's college football pro
gram the most attractive of
the -season.
Also vying for fan interest
are such pairings as Texas
Christian - Baylor and Texas
Southern Methodist in the
Southwest. Southern Califor
nia California and Washington-UCLA
in the Far West,
and Pittsburgh - Syracuse and
a . full slate of Ivy League
games in the East.
LSU and Mississippi, two of
tne 10 remaining major un
beaten and untied teams, both
won during the week end to
make this Saturday's meeting
at Baton Rouge the South's
game of the year. The Bayou
Tigers (6-0) scored a some
what unimpressive 9-0 victory
over Florida to run the na
tion's longest winning streak
to 18 in a row, while Ole
Miss, ranked fifth, crushed
Arkansas, 28-0, for its sixth
straight.
Army's tattered legions, re
grouped to beat Colorado
State, 23-6, to run their season
record to 3-2, while the Air
Force, whose victory streak
was snapped at 15 straight a
week ago, ripped UCLA Frk
day night, 20-7. That gave the
Falcons a 4-1 record in their
second season of "big time"
action.
A crowd of 70,000 is ex
pected to watch the service
academy . struggle in Yankee
Stadium. The game, sold out
for weeks, also will feature
the colorful marching of
West ' Point's entire Cadet
Corps and a representative
group from the Air Force..
The Navy-Notre Dame game
at South Bend, Ind., will be
Forty-Five
Teams Still
Undefeated
New York (UPD - Forty-five
teams, including 10 major
schools today were listed on
college football's perfect-record
honor roll.
Oregon and Pennsylvania
were knocked off the list dur
ing the week end, leaving
LSU, Penn State, Yale, Texas,
Mississippi, Syracuse, South
ern. California, Northwestern,
Arizona State and North Tex
as State as the only major
college survivors. ,-
Yale emerged as the only
unscored upon team - major
or minor-when Florida A&M
surrendered its . first . touch
down of the season in 'whip
ping Bethune-Cookman, 68-6.
Huron (S.D.) college stood
out among the small college
perfect-record teams, outscor
ing its first seven opponents,
332-7. ' '. ' .
the 33rd in their series which
first go underway, in 1927.
The Irish hold a decided edge,
25-6, while one game - in
1945-wound up in a tie. Both
teams this ' year are a bit
under par (for them), with
Navy sporting a 2-3-1 record
and Notre Dame 2-3. The Mid
shipman battled to a 22-22
tie with Pennsylvania during
the week end, while the Irish
dropped a 30-24 decision to
second-ranked Northwestern.
' The Big Ten lineup, which
will produce one of the Rose
Bowf teams, has Wisconsin
(2-1) pitted against Michigan
(1-2), Michigan State (2-1)
against Ohio State (1-2) and
Purdue (2-1) against Illinois
2-1). Northwestern, the con
ference leader with a 3-0 rec
ord, plays Indiana (1-2).
Pigott Victor
In Foggy Run
Monterey, Calif. -(DPD- Pat
Pigott guided his Lotus XV
through a dense fog Sunday
to capture the featured Lejon
Trophy race at the 10th an
nual Pebble Beach - Laguna
Seca sports car races.
Pigotty Belilngham, Wash.,
won the 35-lap affair averag
ing 81.66 miles per hour. A
low hanging fog that com
pletely covered the four back
turns allowed the crowd of
23,500." sometimes only-the
outlines of the speeding autos.
The feature race was run at
1:30 p.m. instead of " 4 p.m.
as scheduled and some races
were run with headlights on.
By HAL WOOD
United Press International
. University of Washington ,
(5-1) took the inside track ini
the race for the Rose Bowl
today and coach Jim Owens!
couldn't have been happier." i
But the wailing was long
and loud from the loser's sec
tions over what might Jiave
been in West Coast college
football ranks over the week
end.
Stanford (1-5), leading 20
12 at the half, lost in the
last quarter to Southern Cali
fornia, 30-28.
California (1-5), leading 20
16 with four minutes to go,
succumbed to the passing ex
pertness of Don Kasso and
Oregon State (2-4) 24-20.
Oregon (5-1), in front 12-0
at the intermission, dropped
a 13-12 thriller to the Hus
kies of Washington.
College of Pacific (1-4), a
21-14 loser, was stopped on
the Cincinnati one-foot line
by the game-ending gun.
Stanford's Greatest Heights
And so it went Saturday
with Stanford rising to its
greatest heights of the season
only to lose to unbeaten USC;
Oregon getting knocked out
of the undefeated ranks; and
California dropping its fifth
in the row the hard way.
Stanford had been expect
ed to be slaughtered by USC,
and the odds-makers favored
the Trojans by 18 points.
"That was ridiculous," said
Coach Don Clark of the win
ners. "That Stanford club, if
it gets everything going for
it, could beat anybody."
The Indians have won only
one game all season over
lowly College of Pacific. But
they were "up ior this one
"I couldn't have been
prouder of my boys if they
had won," said coach Jack
Curtice of the Indians after
the game. "Isn't that Dick
Norman somethin'?"
Norman completed 16 out
of 32 passes for 207 yards to
run the Trojans wild. He was
a hero in defeat.
But up at Portland, Bob
Schlordt, the all-around star
of the Washington Huskies,
was a hero in victory. He
scored one touchdown, set up
another and intercepted an
Oregon pass behind the goal
line to save the day for the
Huskies.
Washington now has won
five of its first six games
losing only to Southern Cali
fornia in a thriller and plays
UCLA, Oregon State, Cali
fornia and Washington State
in that order, to finish out
the season.
USC (5-0), not eligible for
the Rose Bowl because of an
NCAA probation, tangles with
California on Saturday. Wash
ington meets UCLA.
Bears Lose Close One
. The Golden Bears had a
game just about tucked away
F .turday. Then, with Oregon
State trailing by four points
and 3:51 remaining of . the
game, Kasso unleashed a. 31
yard pass to end Amos Marsh.
Marsh took. the catch "over
his shoulder in the end zone
for the Beaver triumph. .
"What do you have to do
to win a. game?" asked coach
Pete Elliott of Cal after the
loss. "Our boys played their
hearts out."
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Hurt Ducks
In Scuffle
Eugene - (DPB - The Monday
morning quarterbacks were
having a field day today over
Oregon's i3-12 loss to Wash
ington but Coach Len , Cas
anova's immediate concern
was with fullback Dave Pow
ell's injured shoulder and the
Idaho game next Saturday at
Moscow
Oregon just about "out
everythinged" Washington ex
cept on the scoreboard before
36,327 in Multnomah Stadium
Saturday. But the Huskies,
behind Bob Schloredt's in
spired play, made breaks and
George Fleming's conversion
pay off io win.
Powell suffered a banged-
up shoulder in the second half,
but the word from trainer Bob
Officer today was that he
would be ready Saturday.
Idaho has been a doormat
all season but the Vandals led
Washington State 3-0 at the
half and Casanova said they're
capable of upsetting the Web
foots. "Deserved io Win"
As for last Saturday's game,
Casanova said, "we made
some errors we hadn't made
earlier but we were playing
the toughest team we've met
and I thought the players gave
it everything they had and
deserved to win."
As for Dave Grosz' pass in
the fourth period when the
Webfoots had moved to the
Husky 14 on the ground, Cas
anova said, "you can't second
guess all the time." That pass
was intercepted by Schloredt
in the end zone and spelled
finish to Webfoot hopes.
But the Oregon coach did
admit the Webfoots kept them
selves in the hole and "made
too many mistakes."
One .of these was by half
back Dave Grayson who step
ped out of bounds on his own
two yard line while trying to
run back the second half kick
off. A few minutes later Grosz
broke away for a long run
that would have taken the
Webfoots out of the hole but
it was nullified by a clipping
penalty. -Both
Now 5-1
Oregon now is 5-1 for the
season, as is Washington. But
the Huskies, hold the edge in
the Rose Bowl race because
of ; their win over the Web
foots. .
Oregon led 12-0 in the
second period Saturday. The
Webfoots drove 78 yards on
the ground to score the first
time they got the ball. Powell
made it from a yard out. But
a bad pass from center spoiled
the extra point try. The Ducks
got their other touchdown on
a 12-yard pass from Grosz to
Greg Altenhofen. A two-point
Don Kasso
In Stride "
Corvallis (DPD-Oregon State,
with sophomore tailback Don
Kasso at last "coming of age"
today began serious drills for
Saturday's Homecoming game
with Washington State.
Kasso was the man of the
hour for the Beavers in their
come-from-behind 24-20 win
over California at Berkeley
last Saturday. Engineering a
73-yard.: last-quarter scoring
drive, Kasso, playing in his
heme town, spiraled a 31-yard
scoring' pass to end Amos
Marsh to give the Beavers
their fifth straight win over
the Bears. -;
Coach Tommy Prothro,
beaming and sweat-drenched
after the see-saw battle ad
mitted that Kasso "played
like I know he can play."
"Kasso has been awfully
nervous all fall," Prothro re
minded. "I hated to throw
him in early. When it got late,
we had to go with a boy. who
could either win it or lose it
for us.". .
STONE PROTECTION
London (DPD - The Holy
Trinity Church of Mile End, a
tough district on London's
East Eide, is having bullet
proof .windows installed.
"Stone throwing has reached
such proportions that any.
thing less tough would be
money down the drain," the
vicar said.
STOLEN LICENSE
Los Angeles - (UPD - Virginia
Lee Vaught, 26, and Dick
Graser, 27, were issued anew
marriage license Friday and
planned to be married Satur
day. They originally planned
their wedding for earlier in
the week, but someone stole
the marriage license from the
bride-to-be's car.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Monday, Oct. 26, 159 I
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VANDAL OUT
" Moscow, Idaho -(UPD-Veteran
tackle-Jim Prestel will bt
out of the University of Idaho
football lineup the remainder
of the season. Prestel, a 245
pound senior, suffered a brok
en foot in Saturday's 27-5 lot
to Washington State.
.1 Paris - (UPD - Police have
arrested 203 Algerian Nation
alists in the Paris area during
the past four weeks, interior
ministry officials said Satur
day. A number of high-ranking
rebel officials were among
those seized.
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