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% yards for the first quarter
touchdown. King converted.
Tech squared matters on the
second periods final play when
Sophomore Halfback Ray Eng
land grabbed Cranwell's pitch
out and scored from the /. the
playing having started with one
second left. Beard tied the game
with his kick.
Clemson needed only three
plays after beginning d 62-yard
drive In the third quarter tc
take the lead again. Halfback
Joe Pagliei ran around the right
side and raced 81 yards TO the
goal. Bussey's placement was
good.
Clemson Coach Frank Howard
protested Techs first touchdown
|climaxing . 65-yard sustained
drive in the first halls last two
minutes. He said after the game
Ihe believes the movies viii show
there was no interference on
Cranwell's 8-yard pass to End
Grover Jones on the Clemson
III. Oficials ruled. interference,
however. and Tech went on to
score, calling time out after each
lplay to stop the clock.
Clemson - 7-21
Wa. Tech d b 6If
Clemson scorinE Touehdcwns; KIM
pass-run from Bussey1. Conyersions.
King, Bussey 2.
Va. Tech SCORING Touehdowns: Eng,
land q run): WoIfenden 40. pass from
Conversion: Beard.
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MICHIGAN
COntinued frOm Page q

y r.
Illini,s fake field-goal stratageln
Dick Miller. Illinois regular
placement kicker, came rushing
onto the field with the Illinl
stalled on the Michigan "A.
Lindbeck. STOPPING as If tc
hold the ball, took the snap from
center, Strengthened up and fired
q pass to Woodson near the side-
lines behind a bevy Of blockers,
Woodson SKINNED down the line
into the end zone for q touch
down.
Miller's point try was low and
sailed into the charging Wolver-
ines to leave the Illini ahead,
1876.
Michigan's rusty passing at
tack, failing to produce q COM
pletion In seven first-half at
tempts. boomeraneed into the
touchdown that moved Illinois ii
front, go.
Midway or the opening period,
Fullhack Lou Baidacci tried 4
jump pass, and ii was snagged
immediately BY Jim Minor, Illini
center, on the Illinois 40.
The Illini cranked up d scor-
ing drive which went so yards in
eight plays and got its biggest
momentum when Jefferson
sQuirted through Micnigan's line
for II to the wolverine rs.
On the next play, Lindbeck
drew q bead on Descendants rum
ming at full speed into the end
zone. pesenfants looked over
his right shoulder, then his left.
Finally. with his back toward the
field, Descendants speared the ball
and somersaulted deep In the
end zone.
Miller's point tFy was low and
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wisconsin
Northgestert
Grid Come Roined Out

BROOKLINE. Mass. Nov. 5
tP. "A puddle 2 feet deep over
q fifth Of Northeastern's football
field today forced cancellation
of q scheduled game with Com
|necticut. Because Of commit
|merts. postponement Of the
game until Sunday or Monday
was impossible. It would have
been Northeasterns final game
OF the season.
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Purdue Errors
Help Spartans
TO 20 Victory

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. S tR.
Michigan States Earl Nor
RAN stunned Purdue with a 90
yard touchdown run in the sec
Iond quarter and the Spartans
went on to bury the Purdue jinx
today 2T-0.
The Spartans had lost to Pur-
due in both previous, meetings
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was blocked by Tom Hendricks
for a 60 Illinois lead.
1t was with sudden swiftness
Michigan got back In the game
with time running out In the
Lindbeck's handoff was FUN
|bied and Baldacci recovered on
first half.
the Illini III. The Wolverines
lined up quickly and sent Bran
|off punching through left guard.
He bolted through the middle Of
the Illini line into the end zone.
Ron Krainer's point attempt
resulted in his unsuccessful inn
|provised running pass when the
snap from center was bad and
the score was tied at halftime,
|6-6.
99iIllssn.EAn 9Ils,s A--S----- o.
Michigan scoring TouchdoWns: Dfa-
Illinois scoring Touchdowns: pesen-
Moodson tss yard Pa psss.run lU from nsItE Tind
neckls Mitchell f04 yard runb; Nc
Mullen "A yard rum.
CouverfiOn---HHuQ gil Ha3
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Badgers Check
Skid by Routing
Northwestern

EVANSTON. ILL.,. Nov. S tR.--
Jim Miller hurled two touchdown
passes and his quarterback part
lner. Jim Haluska. uncorked
another as the Wisconsin Badgers
today broke q three-game losing
lstreak by humiliating winless
Northwestern. 41-i4. before 40.-
600 fans.
The defeat was Northwestern's
seventh Of the campaign. The
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Iowa TrampIes
Minnesota, $50
In Big Ten Rout
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. G. .

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Nov. SUP.
-Vengeance-bent Iowa, led by
two senior backs. Eddie Vincent
and Jerry Reichow, belted Min-
|nesota, 26-0. today for its third
widest margin over the Gophers
in the 49-game series.
The steamed-up IowaTls, still
|irked by a 1920 loss at Miune-
|apolis a year ago on a safety
after the Hawks had an 81-yard
touchdown punt return called
back, rolled over Minnesota for
Ia 1870 ilalftime lead.
They went far out of reach
late in the third period on Kenny
Ploen's 25-yard touchdown run
after he failed to find his in
tended pass receiver.
In Old Form
Vincent and Reichow were the
top heroes for the home crowd
|of 52.459 as Iowa snaothered
Minnesota with its first-hah
fury.
Vincent. the leading Big Ten
ground gamer last fall but ham,
|pered this season by a leg in
jury, was at his old form today.
Passing for the first time in his
collegiate career. he took hand
of from Reichow. swept from his
right halfback spot far to his
left, and let fly a lefthanded 18-
yard pass to End Jim Gibbons
in the end zone for Iowa,S FIRST
quarter touchdown.
Eddie counted both Iowa
second-period touehdowns, each
coming after a Minnesota ftlrn-
BILE. The first was on 4 0-yard
sweep and the second q plunge
from the one.
Vincent Reinjures Knee
Vincent left the game with 8
minutes and 81 seconds remain
ing in the third period when
he reinjured his knee after a
36-yard squirt to the Minnesota
81 that helped set UP Ploen's
run for the final Iowa score.
Eddie was carried from the
field on a stretcher and was
given a tremendous standing
loyation as a fond goodbye in his
final home game. His 90-yard
total in IA carries was top for
Iall the backs.
Reichow. who hit on 8 OF 10
passes for 1l3 yards, got s out
Iof 8 in the first half for 90
yards. Jerry picked UP "A yards
on 4 passes during an Iowa drive
from its own II for the third
touchdown.
,oMa Iowa a----------- IL o-2e
Mlnnesota ------ U-
Iowa scoring-Tcuchdowns Gibbons
us. pass from Vincent: . q, run:
!. plungel; Pioen (25. rum. Conver.
StOnqs
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HOCKEY
RESLJL IT'S
y NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mstssl Montsssl, ssRas ScstoS,
=. x'si ski liz S62isni 2N nsi9RASuE
Buffalo, 5; Hershey, 3.
Pittsbpfeh, 8: Springfield, 2.
INTERiNaTic1SNsslfe i'Eii 2kxGuE
Fort Wayne. 81 Toledo, 8.
+ Grand Rapids. 4 J: Cincinnati, o.
Troy .: Indianapolis, d.
EASTERN LEAGUE
I Baltimore, 4; Johnstown, ..
Clinton. 81. New Haven.
PHILADELPHIA, g, WaBhinEt0n,
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spuFfun Scorinu Sprees

Michigan State football teams
have scored 100 or more points
four different times In their
gridiron history. the last being
an even 100 against Ripon in
1891.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
STATISTICS

Ay4A4NNs
Big Ten. The razorLsharp Spar
|tans were outgained from scrim-
image but they grabbed i've Pur-
|due fumbles and intercepted
-four Purdue passes.
Morrall made his long dash
latter picking on an attempted
lateral by Bill Murakowski. Pur-
due fuliback. It went into the
record books as q tumble re-
Ecoyery.
Guard Intercepts Pass
Halfback Clarenci Peaks added
ianotl.er second -quarter touch
down on q 1O-yard end run eli
lrnaxirig a drive started wheT
Guard Arch Matsos interceptec
Ia Purdue pass at the Purdue 80
The Spartans turned two more
Purdue mistakes into touch
downs In the third period. Soph.
Iomore Halfback Wait Kowal.
lczyk sprinted 20 yards to score
after Guard Carl Nystrom had
recovered a Murakowski tumble
ON the Michigan State 20.
Center John Masko recovered
Ed Neyes' tumble on the next
Ekickoff and ranbled 81 yards
Into the Purdue end zone. Ger
laid Planutis kicked three extra
points.
Time ran out for Purdue in the
Isecond quarter after it had
Idriven to the Michigan State 3
The Boilermakers fumbled in the
first quarter on the Spartan's
Ill.
Dawson Completes II
Purdnes Lennie Dawson passed
for 1856 yards, completing IL ot
l25 throws, without getting q re-
lceiyer loose in the Michigan
State end zone. Purdue made 81
first downs to Michigan States
Ii6 and gained 1886 yards net
from scrimniage to the Spartans'
E264, but Michigan State picked
lup 116 yards on its interceptions,
Today's victory, coupled with
Illinois upset Of Michigan, puI
| the Spartans back In the Ross
Bowl picture. Michigan State II
| tied with Michigan in the Big
Ten standings for second place
ljust back Of Ineligible Ohio State
The Spartans' only defeat was q
lat loss TO Michigan.
.Morrall completed four Of IL
passes for n yards. He hit
End John Lewis for q 26-yard
gain in the first quarter. Planu-
tits contributed a 27-yard run in
the drive that fizzled when Pur-
due held for downs on It's one
McrraIl hit End Tony Koledziej
with q 21-yard pass to set ur
Peaks tOuchdoWn.
Kowalczyk. who led the Spar
Itans' ground attack with SO yards
in 10 carries, also got his team
into 9 second-quarter hole By
fumbling on the Michigan State
I18. Erich Barnes recovered fol
Purdue. but Morrall changed the
complexion Of the game with his
0O-yard run four plays later.
Purdue looked best IN the drive
stopped by the halftime clock
Ealfback Jim Peters broke away
for 37-yard run to the Michi-
lgan State ~. Dawson passed q
yards to End Leonard zyzda
Purdue picked up 5 yards on q
penalty and Dawson passed le
yards to End Lamar Lundy on
the Spartan 8. Purdue already
had used Its Ave timeouts and
couldn't stop the clock.
AIichieAn state g 1913 Qe1
Phrouc @4--- U--- I
Michigan state scoring: Touehdowns--
Morrail go. run with intercepted lat.
| leraI Ipass1 Peaks Go, rum; Kowalezyh
t2O &unl: Masko ca, rinl. Conversionl
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Boost in Attendance

Thirteen playof games in the
Class A Eastern drew 1882 fans
this season as compared with
1881 onlookers for Is games in
1854.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Albert. Washington defensemafi,
exchanged punches with the
Ramhlers' Walt Wingneld before
finally being subdued by Mac
Intosh.
The Lions will travel to New
Haven to play the New Haven
Blades tonight.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
STATISTICS

Badgers, gaining their third Big
Ten triumph against two losses,
registered their seventh straight
decision over the Wildcats in q
long rivalry.
Wisconsin struck for two
|touchdowns within three minutes
late in the second quarter for q
|l4-O halftime bulge. Haluska hit
Jim Reinke with a 25-yard pitch
to end q 40-yard thrust in -four
plays. Then Glenn Bestor, Sec
|ond -string fullback, touched OF
another scoring drive after Dick
lKolian recovered Ollie Lndborg's 4
tumble on the Northwestern 30
Bestor plunged the final yard.
Miller passed 10 yards to
IKolian for a touchdown at the
outset Of the third period. and
minutes later Pat Levenhagen
|gailoped 20 yards with q Miller
|pitchout for q fourth touchdown
Before the third quarter ended
Miller threw IS yards to Tom
Peters. who raced II more ia
score.
Paul Swaiko booted four extra
points and Bestor one.
After Northwestern score q
twice in the fourth quarter. Dick
Simonson. third-string quarter
back, hit Bill Brandt for 8 yards
in the end zone for Wisconsinis
sixth touchdown.
Wisconsin - o IL I'll 6-4i
Northwestern 4 D o 14--I4
Reinke t2G pass from HaluskAI; Bestol
a, PlnnEeIs Koiiau tIp, pass from
Millerl: LeyenbAken t2U, runl; Peters
't46, pass-run from Miilerl: Brandt lS.
pass from Simonson). Conversions.
swRiko 4, BeEtoF.
Northwestern seortne-- Touch chdowns,
Jones t2, runl: Weber Is. plnneel
Conversions. Eldridge. Erickson
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Washington-Comport,

Spares. Washington- Comport, Al.
bert, Oryis, Mcmillan. Smith, Suther.
land, Formica, Toyota
Philadelphia - Hannah. Dorrington
sayard. Casey, Benoit. Moroney. Koval
First period scoring - washington
!McMiilian assisted b. Formica, SMITH
1927. Philadeiphia sBenot assisted b
Koyai, Fontanat 1927.
Penaltie8-Washingto Formiea fHiaf
Sticking l7:i1 Philadelphia-zMoron
3 Second beriod-- Scoring: Philadelphia
Dorrington assisted BY SavaFd. Casey5
2:56; Philadelphia. Fontana llinassistedl.
$50: washington, Smith assisted b
Mcmillan. Formical. 1880: Phiiadeiphia,
Dorrington assisted 81 sapard, Caseyl'
1921; Penalties: Washlnston. Pormlcs
tkneetngg, 1912: Philadelphia. Hannah
str.ppingl 6;5I; Rukeyina thooking1,
ll;S5 savard .strippingl. 1928.
Third period = Scoring; Washineton.
MCMILLAN assisted By SMITH. 2:35:
Rhiladelphia, Dorrington assisted by
kukaytek. DowdalD, 1884: Philadeiphis,
Moroney assisted BY Benoit, Kovall,
l6:0s: WeshinSton, LAPotnte tassfsted
ny smith. Fprmical, 1879 Penalties:
washington, LaPointe, minutes {slasi1.
ingl 10 minutes tfnisconduct}, fj.42;
rhiladeiphia Pilonquin fholding1. 9:57:
Hannah thoQking), 1924. Wtnefield
trouRhing1. 1880.
Score By periods:
Philadelphia It g. 90
WneflfrGf0r1 4 4 . 4
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STATISTICS

kickoff 81 yards, and on third
down. after Jimmy Roseboro had
gained s. the redhead broke
around his right end for 46 yards
before Campbell knocked him
out Of bounds on the three.
Cassady plunged into the end
zone on the next play. having
contributed 80 yards In the s5-
yard advance.
Both teams scored In the final
period. but Cassidy already had
decided the issue.
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Michigan State ncoring. Touehdowns---
Morrail go. run with intercepted late
tso. ss &anj: Mesko t2i, rum. & convsrsions .
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Ohio state scoring. Teuehdcwns--Cas-
sady. 2 Il. plungel. e. piungels Hayk-
raider f2, plfngel. ConTerstons--Kfis 2.
Indiana sc0rDig. Neutrality-suspicious.
esel sebsrss ~ lan.ss 5o%sa pass from
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SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic.
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lots AND ACREAGE FoR SAIL

5-ACRE TRACTS. S1.975: 500 dn.,
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hard-surfaced rd.: II mi. In Md
OWNER. kP. 5-5939. o.
LEESBURG, VA. AREA, country club
lot: sacrifice: easy terms. Call ia.
FSR SssT HIT 3 Mr. Pm aaoo ssnd o..
Desirable. level. corner lot. 1850
50. IT,. paved street and all utilities
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LOTS FOR SALE on Shenandoah
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAILS

RETIREMENT HOME = Los lodge
equipped " with ali mod. cows tS for
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dinette. kit, . hedrms.. "a baths.
patios, scr. porch. sun deck. ls-ft.
14O-h.p. inboard boat with boat
house; attrac terms. Owner leaying
for Fla. CHARLIE CAVINEsS. Ma
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, VA. SHOPPING GEN.
IEk-l6 II x 90 H.; modern; suit
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SMALL STORE. suitable business or
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HOUSES wrp. TO suY teon.. |

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MacARTHuR BLyD. AREA--50xlO0
beautifully situated lot. orerlooking
mr. SCHOOL and stores. OWNER. Al
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JACQUES CO. Real Estate Broker.
EEEvA SfsI"4 R q III s-ss sIiTEs With
beautiful shade trees, frontins on
highway near Bowie Race Track.
Five acres each, $1,000 per acre.
ATTRACTIVE terms. ARTHUR H.
MAGRuDER. Cedar 3-3401. 10
BUILDERS---A-1 mdse.. for finer
homes in high class NV. location
f. n ESed G afoan DARK & ss pr, &C.
Owner leaving city, says sell at Ole
50 #. Exclusive with MAURICE M.
SALOMON CO. Brokers cooperation
inyited, Phone DI. 7-.17., eyentns
e 81 LOIS Sfss4 f9r builder sp.c Mla
in better homes rsnsing from Ss4.-
900 and up. These lots overlook the
Potomac near Alexandria. Ali utili-
ties at property. Priced as a group
at less than $4,000 each with q sub
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LAKE BANCROFT EsTATEs-Lot 81,
section !, sacrifice sale by owner;
S1,494 down, low monthly payments
HU 3-233O; Monday 10
corner lot. Jackson and Central ave, !;
81 IT. on Jackson ave: improved
SITS; all utilities: reduced for quick
sale: $4,000 cash. HE. 4-3500;
eyes,. RIA. 3-6476. W. W. LEWIS.
l1 ,S. ACRES r. :, VA mi D. .s ,n5
900 A. Mr.. OLSON. Wo. e-soa9.
MONT. CO.-54O acres. 400 clear;
go mi. D. c.; sood biuesrass: ~
mi: on state rd. ! mi. on creek: z
SEQ E re houses M s499 psT 1sr n oTper
Col mi. from interch.: $50
acres gently rolling: 260 acres excel;
hluesrsss: mi. on State I'd. $525
acre. Mr.. OLSON, .Wo. 6-7O20.
BELTSvILLE-Two choice level lots,
opposite beautiful subdivision: over
T 1o9 IT, o. Powder 9Sse M Gd .s city
WooDRIpoE REALTY. No. 7-7s63;
ewes. HU. 3.4S47. Ill
GREENBELT-Beautifu wooded lots
overlooking lake Utilities available
lots. city water available: THOMAS
F.. LATIMER, Real Estate. UN
NEAR NEW JOHN HOPKINS LAB.
on attractive hard surfaced road.