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HIKING CLUBS
s,lNDAy. IUNE =

NtTNDAY. HUME
CAPITAL HIKING CLUB-Trip 10
Gettysburg and tour Of battlefield Make
lfsservations with Dorothy Macy. leader,
lat e:30 an. at 1874 x strest NV, for
.WANDERBIRDs HIKING CLUB-six-
mile hike through Prince William Forest
and Frances Coulter. Meet a. twelfth
street and New York avenue NV, 81 +
N. for chartered coach. Send reterva-
lions 70 a052 3nth street Sc. or call
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LEISURE
SPORTSMAN

through the ring and is wrapped
back around the shank ending
in a series Of half bitches back
to the reel. The forward ring is
left free for attachment to lead
Ier or lure. The little device
,maints'r7 the tested line
strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

The Potomac River Power
Squadron installed its new on
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IscUTTLEBUTT:
sWife's Vigilance Leads
To Rich BIuefish Haul
ISCUTTLEBUTT:
BY CHARLES COyELL

Not many wives know what gus concentrate
over patch of water but Mrs. Donald Claget jr 1904
Republic road Silver Spring. does and because ii hus-
band had very interesting fishing experience.
Cagge real estate salesman his wife Paula were
stopping at motel the inlet at Ocean City, Nd last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
YOUTH HOSTELS

TUESDAY
Evening bike trip from Titanic Memo
rial through Rock Greek Park startina
At 6:46 pm. under leadership Of Therese
Lepine.
THURsDAY-SUNDAY
Four-day Memorial Day bike trip.
Leave washington At 10 an. Thursday
Spend Thursday night ct Greenwood.
Friday night at New Windsor and arrive
AZ Thurmont at noon Saturday Ride to
Gettysburg Sunday and tour battlefield
Return to washington By car and trailer
SUNDAY
Hike on Virginia side OF Potomac led
by Hans Scheltema. Leave Youth Hostels
once at 10 am
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STATISTICS

of . 1918 lie with four min
utes left IN the fourth period
and brought obvious relief Ia
the Iowa clientele n the gath
ering Of 1884.
The Hawks. who at one time
early IN the week had 81 play
ers affected BY the iiu. took
quick advantage Of q recovered
tumble for the victory drive.
Alex Karras. AIl-America
tackle. snapped up Bob New
mans tumble on the Iowa -.
Eleven plays and 81 yards later
Iowa had the winning touch
down on Kelvin Furlong's dive
from the one.
Karras put on the finishing
touch with . conversion.
washington State. going al
out for q possible tie. went To
Imidfield but the Cougars were
driven back. on fourth down
they disdained . punt and lost
the ball on their 20. Iowa.
plagued By four fumbles, played
lit safe and ran out the time
with conservative ground ma
neuvers.
Ray Jauch. the sophomore
halfhack whose play was MARI
red BY two lost fumbles. scored
the first two Iowa toucndowns
with three and four yard runs.
respectively. He led AL runners
with an sO-yard total.
Quarterback Randy Duncan.
q iiu victim In midweek, used
his passes sparinely but efec-
lively il completing I'VE or
seven for IS yards.
washinsson STATE % . e-l3
iowa ------------- f-So
washington stats scoring; Toneh-
downs Elef1ick @, pass ron AID.
Fiehl Morren u. plunse). Conversion
iowa srorIns: Touchdovns--Jaueh
q. run; 4. rum; rnIlone q, rum.
conyersicns--rrescott. Karras.
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Rutgers Beats
Connecticut

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. u,
oct. s TIA dramatic second
quarter intercepted pass and
66-yard touchdown sprint by
Guard Ron Sabo today spanked
Rutgers to q I4-7 football con-
quest Of Connecticut University.
Sabo's feat. proved the de-
Gliding margin before $500 per-
sons IS an e6-yard touchdown
run by Rutgers Tailback Bill
Austin in the third quarter was
cancelled out with q 2e-yard
scoring pass from Connecticut's
Gerry D'Avolio TO End Ron
Anastasio with 5 seconds 70
play.
Austin piled up l76 Of Rut-
gers 221 rushing yards to set
Q record IN that department
for the New Jersey State uni
versity. The old mark Of l56
yards by Harvey Grimsley
stood since 1o4e.
Connecticut's fortunes
skidded on the first play Of the
game as ace Halfback Lenny
King was clipped from behind
ana knocked from the game.
he re-iniured his right ankle.
conneetieut --------0 Q Q r.
Connecticut scoring - Touchdown.
Anastasio (2o. pass from D'Avoliol
Conversion: Chaban
Rutgers scoTine--Touchdown 8abo
t5Q, Intercepted pass and rum: Austin
lb0, right end rum. Conversions:
Seaman t2l.
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Three Games
In NIL Today
~ the Associated Press

Green Bays title hungry
Packers. who last week un-
yelled what may be l067's "Cin-
derella" outfit. attempt to keep
their express train rolling to-
day in the National Football
League.
The Packers last won . NIL
championship In 1914. but
showed offensive power in up
ending the favored Chicago
Bears. 2I-I7, In their opener.
They tackle the visiting Detroit
Lions today. The Lions were
soundly defeated in their cur
tain-raiser. dropping Q 34-ll
decision to Baltimore.
Only two other games are
scheduled today. Los Angeles
(l-0) is at San Francisco OLD
and Washington ODD ct the
Chicago Cards (l-0).
Three games we're played last
night.
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Hopkins Beaten
In Lost Quarter

LANCASTER. Pa. oct. S t1
Dussinger broke q
fourth quarter tie with q T.
yard touchdown run 10 give
Franklin and Marshall o 1876
victory over Johns Hopkins to-
day in the opening game Of It's
seth intercollegiate season.
Johns Hopkins scored first
with Q S. yard first period
drive. with Rod Simonsen
finally plungins over from
the 2.
F&M b ounced back In the
second quarter with q 60-yard
march. with Dussinger going
over from the (. Then Freddie
Reed, substitute quarterback
pitched out from the 3 "a
Dussinger for the winning
margin.
Ssseps Hopkins 1880 9 g g.!
scorlng-JohnS Hopkins: Touch
dc.nS-simOnSsn q, Dignss,. Seer.
a.: plunge; 3. rum. Conversion.
PettigfeW.
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.Idoho Tops Utah
On FumbLes, 2l-6

BOISE. Idaho. oct. 5 @.-
Idaho turned two Utah fumbles
into touchdowns and whipped
the favored Utes. 2i-6, in q
circumference football game
here today.
The Utes got their touch
down on an eO-yard drive with
Karl Jensen scoring from the
one.
That counter came early In
the fourth quarter and Idaho
drove right back for It's third
touchdown. The Vandals COW
cred n yards. with Howard
Willis scoring on left tackle
from the five.
A crowd Of 1000 watched
Idaho get its first victory Of
the season.
Utah fumbles led to both Of
Idaho's first half touchdowns
and another Utah tumble
stopped q drive that almost
reached Idaho's goal line.
Hssh ------------ 3 3 3 Sas
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STATISTICS

18th successive game without
q loss.
A&M. the Nations NTH
ranked team. scored two touch
downs in the second quarter
and two In the third.
Fullback Dick Gay leaped
the last foot on Q 0o-yard drive
for the FIRST touchdown early
in the second period. Charles
Milstead, sophomore quarter
back converted. Just as he did
on all four chances he had
today.
The Aeeies got their second
touchdown On Q six-yard pass
from Milstead TO Halfback
Roddy Osborne. That one
|climaxed q 5l-yard drive and
the Aggies led l4-0 at the half
While the Texans had u
grind hard for their flrst hall
touchdowns. they got the Jobs
done q bit more easily IN the
third period. Halfbaek Bobby
Conrad ran back the second
half kickoff 81 yards. The
fourth and final touchdown. &
6-yard pass from Osborne tc
End Bobby Marks. came with
II minutes and 9 seconds re-
naming IN the third quarter,
Ia,..s., AN ------ x -ass
scurine-Tsxae Am: Tnuchdouns,
GAY a.. pluneel; Osborne q, pes
feinfnji MafEs 3. pass from ossornsl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az,
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CIV, Air Force Coaches
10 Be Feted Friday

The Touchdown Club Of
Washington will honor the
coaching STATS Of the Air Force
Academy and the George
Washington University football
teams at noon Friday at l4l4
Eye street NV.
The Air Force Academy
makes its FIRST appearance In
the East when II plays CIV in
orifnth Stadium Friday night,
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Georgia SOphs
No Match for
Michigan, $50

ANN ARBoR. Mich. oct. 5
tA9 Michigan crumbled 0eor-
gia's sOphomore-s studded Bull
dogs. 2e-O. today In an inter-
sectional clash before 5000 in
Isun-baked Michigan Stadium.
The 10th ranked wolverines,
Ned BY . war veteran haIfback
and . sophomore signal caller,
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|Sutherin's 8. Yard Run
Sparks Ohio State Win

SEATTLE. oct. 5 IR). - A
weaving ei-yard punt return
by Dom Sutherin cracked 4
TT deadlock early in the sec
ond half and opened the door
for Ohio States 36~T victory
over Washington in an inter-
sectional game today.
Washington had scored first,
driving 81 yards IN II plays
and raising the hopes Of the
crowd Of 1880 for . WASH
ington victory. The Buckeyes,
hampered By penalties, bounced
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STATISTICS

spectacular results. He raced
~ yards for one touchdown on
Q punt run back, passed for an
other that sent Minnesota into
the lead for good In the third
quarter, and sped over from &
yards out for the clincher IN
the final quarter.
Purdue, leading, 1877. after
. flrst half in which It swept
through Minnesota's big Ines
men with startling ease, looked
ready to spring . major upset
against the third<ranked Co
pliers until Larson and It's own
fumbIes shifted the tide.
eErdue ------ & l9 9 I'll?
AinnesotA -------- I'll
Purdue SCORING - Touehdowns
BROOKS f40. pass from Bob Spool |;
Anastaals q. pass from jones'. Field
genl--l leteher 90. Conversions -
Minnesota Bcoring-TouchdoWns -
larson 2 az, punt return: Tunl |;
Choreke f10s poe1-run from Lerson).
veraions--hasmuooen Blakley 2.
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STATISTICS

back TO tie the game at TT
before the half ended. The
chance came when Ohio end
James Huston recovered q
Washington tumble at the host
teams seven. The Buckeyes
scored In three plays.
The second half was Just q
minute and so second old when
Sutherin pulled on his decisive
gallop. He caught the punt on
his 10. faxed 3 handoh TO Dick
LeBeau. and took on on HIS
twisting canter through Wash
ineton's badly-fooled defend
ers.
Inside Of six minutes the
Buckeyes had their third coun-
ter. This time End RUSS Bow
ermaster cuddled q Washington
tumble on the host teams 80.
From there It took Just six
plays for the touchdown, with
0alen Cisco going the final z.
Ohio State ran It's count to 90
ct the start Of the fourth quar-
ter when Don Clark hit Le-
Beau with q o-yard touchdown
pass. Sutherin kicked his
fourth straight conversion.
Ohio State first-stringers
turned things over TO the re-
serves and the eager newcomers
slashed 70 yards in 70 plays
for the final touchdown. Joe
COnnazino plunged the last
yard and Ernie Spychalski add
ed the extra point.
Ohio state scoring. TOUCHDOWN
kremblag u, plungel eSutherin (el.
punt return): Cieco II, Fun): LsBean
%, pass from Clark: COMMITTING n,
plnnfel; conversions--suthsTlins {:
Washlngtqn SCORING: Touehdown-
Dunn IL plunge). Conversion-Dunn
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|FIu.Weak Iowa
Rallies 10 Beat
Cougars, lO.13

IOWA CITY. lows. oct. 5 m.
lowa's fiu-weak football
forces wheezed to q 2O-I3 VIC
tory over Washington State
today.
iowa. crowded hard BY the
West Coast team. broke out
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Navy Booters Win

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 5 Rs-
Nays varsity soccer team
blanked Johns Hopkins. so. In
an informal scrimmage today
Outside Right Zeke zariQuiey
booted in three Of the Middle
goals.
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|Cophers Down
Purdue, 1i.17,
.OnLaieSurge

MINNEAPOLIS. oct. 5 IT,
Quarterback Dick Larson. OBJ
scured the last two years By
the attention lavished on
Bobby Cox. rallied . stumbling
Minnesota team IN the second
half today for q 2i-17 Big Ten
victory over Purdue.
With Cox styrnied ct every
turn By Purdue's charging de-
Tense, Larson took over with
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'Schonfeld Low Net
In KenMood Tourney

Norton schOnfeld won the
closing ield-day golf event at
Kenwood Country Club with q
low net score Of iT-l2-65.
r. w. Cavanaueh and Don
Dudley tied for second witl
64-17-67 and 74-1-6T, re-
spectively.
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Texas Augies
'ROut Missouri
For - Straight

COLUMBIA. Mo-, oct. 5 tl.
Texas Ann made routine
work Of Missouri ESQ. today
In an intersectlonal game
before 26.250 fans.
It was the Texans third
victory Of the season and their
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HeFndon Downed
By GEORGE Mason

George Mason High School
boosted It's Virginia Group II,
District Q football record TO
80 by defeating Herndon,
1877. yesterday In Falls Church.
Lance Seidel scored both Of
the Mustangs touchdowns, the
first on q 32-yard run and the
next BY plunging 1 yard TO Gle
max q b3-yard drive.
Danny shaner scored Hern-
don's touchdown on q 7-yard
run. II was Herndon's FIRST
game Of the season.
R: :SSss; M. ..a.- 80 50 81
george Mason scoring; Touchdown,
s-teloeli tt32. run; i. pluneel.
Hhn ssPo' Iar isSI'n'c ona T.SVlss'Vqs
9NAANf
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Kubek Poces l2-3 Win;
Mantle, Aaron Connect

base on McDougald's orounder
70 Mathews. but Elston Howard
hatted for Simpson and walked
to III the bases. Lumpe singled
TO right. scoring Berra and
McDougald. and sending Pig
AFRO 10 Join Bull. Gene conley
came along TO put out the IRE.
the Yanks hiked their mar
gin 70 Tel In the fourth when
Kubek singled and Mantle
slashed 3 homer over the CEN
terneid fence on Conley.
Larsen Extends String
Meanwhile. Larsen was Civ
ing Z hint that maybe he'd con-
tinue where he left on In the
NTH game Of the World SeFiff
last year. when he faced ~
Brooklyn Dodgers and retired
them n order. He disposed Of
the first seven Braves he met
in the same manner. but Logan
broke the string In the fifth
when he led with q single.
Mathews flied out. but Aaron
cracked . homer over the right
field fence to make Il T-3. When
Covington walked the crowd
pleaded for heroics from Adcock.
but he went down swinging
and Hazel flied 10 Kubek.
Again in the sixth the Braves
provided their supporters with
an opportunity to emote. but
again It was a case Of building
up TO nothing. With two out
schoendienst and Logan sin
gled successfully and Mathews
walked.
Bob Grim and Bobby shants
we're warming UP furiously ct
that point. A home run by
Aaron would tie the score and
perhaps enable the Braves to
carry on to victory. after that
suffering start. But Larsen
disposed Of Aaron on an easy
grounder to LuEnpe and How
ard held on TO the bali at FIRST
base despite being spiked BY
the runner.
That was It for the Braves.
Larsen allowed only one more
hit, which came In the ninth
inning. and long before that
time the Yankees had tucked
the game away.
SaIvO IN Seventh
They did Il with q five-rlIn
salvo against Bob Trowbridge
in the seventh. McDoueald
walked and stole second before
Howard famed and Lumpe flied
out. but Trowbridge also walked
Jerry Coleman and Larsen to
Ill EN- up. Bauer hit q twist
ing single to center. scoring
two. and Kubek climaxed his
fine afternoon by hosting his
second home run over the
rightneld fence.
It was merely exercise after
that. but even under those
circumstances the Braves
couldn't insert the timely blow.
Mathews walked and Aaron
singled to start the last Of the
ninth. Covington flied out. but
Andy Pafko, batting for Pitch
er Don Mcmahon. was nlcked
BY q pitched ball. The Braves
remained consistent, for Halle
popped TO McDougald and
Crandall watched q third strike.
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Little League MEETING

The Annandale Cva.) Little
League viii elect officers for
next season at the leagues
annual meeting Thursday night
at st. Michael's School in AM
Mandate.
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Auburn Routs


AUBURN. Ala. oct. 5 (R.-
Mighty Auburn. rated seventh
in the Nation. had little diff
Guilty in brushing on Chatta-
nooga. l0-7. In Q football
breather today.
The Tiger first team saw
most Of the game from the
bench. relying on reserves to
carry most Of the burden.
Ironically. although the visit
ing Moccasins made little head
way against the rugged Auburn
first-string line. II was against
the Tiger regulars that Chat
tanooga scored. catchingg the
defenders OF guard. the Moo
casins drove 30 yards In IL
plays TO open the third quarter.
with End Jim Tucker going
over on q 24-yard pass play
from Quarterback John Green,
Auburn ---1.,- ( y I iG4t
Chattanooga scoring: Touchdown
Tucker l2A, pass-Fun from 0reenl
Auburn SCORING: Tcuchd owns.--Hnr-
blocked. punt n end lcnsl; Kern ne
rpnl; Atkins W, rum: Meaeher II
alons-Atkins 8, Robbs.
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an inning-ending grounder to
Third Baseman Lumpe.
Even when they were out Of
4. behind By nine runs in the
ninth. the Braves couldn't To-
cate . hitter who could deliver
with three on base. They
jammed EN- again, this time
with one out. but the saddened
spectators fled morosely from
the park Is Bob Halle popped
out and Del Crandall tazed
upon Q third strike.
It was Kubek who started
Bob Bull toward Q quick exit
n the first inning. After Bauer
grounded out. Kubek doomed q
home run over the 355-foot
mark on the rightheld fence.
Bull Dlslntegrates
Bull disintegrated immedi-
ately. walking Mantle and Yogi
Berra. then throwing wild into
centerfeld past Shortstop
Johnny Logan attempting q
pickon play at second base.
The runners advanced on the
error and Gil McDougald
brought Mantle across with q
long drive to center which
Aaron stabbed after falling to
his knees. Harry Simpsons
bouncing single over second
base got Berra across and got
Bull an unexpectedly quick
shower.
Then the Braves, who were
finally TO be buried under q Ave-
run New York avalanche In the
seventh. tried repeatedly but
futilly 70 deliver the blow
against Turley or Larsen which
would lift them back into the
contest
Retaliation Nipped
Il became q succession Of big
buildups to sorrowful letdowns.
In the first inning Red Schoen-
dienst opened with the first Of
his three singles and the crowd
became excited when Johnny
Logan walked.
But powerful Ed Mathews,
StiIl seeking his first Series hit.
popped to Lumpe at third
base. Aaron. the National
Leagues home run and runs
batted-in champion. lifted q
meek ny to shortstop Nc
Donald. Yves Covington walked
70 clog the bases, but In that
situation the ganeling Joe Ad-
cock watched . third strike.
Juan Pizarro. second Of the
string Of Milwaukee pitchers.
contained the Yankees in the
second inning and again the
Braves encouraged their rabidiy
partisan rooters. This time they
produced . run against T1rley
but again left the bases choked
as the inning ended.
schoendienst Delivers
Turiey walked Halle and
Del Rice supplied o single to
center. Pizarro was permitted
to bat and flied TO Kubek In
short left. but Schoendienst
drilled q single to right, scor-
ing Halle after the latter had
legged 1t to third base on q
wild pitch.
Logan had the opportunity
TO land the knockout punch
against Turley. but he looked
at Q third strike. When Turley
walked Mathews to Ill the
bases. Manager Casey Steneel
decided he had seen enough Of
him and summoned the huge
Larsen from the bullpen be-
yond the centerfeld fence.
Larsen fred two wide ones,
but Aaron didn't wait to deter
mine II Don would be as wild az
his predecessor. He hit the next
pitch on an easy arc to Bauer
IN rightfeld.
Pizarro Chased
The Yankees boosted Their
lead to 81 in the third and
chased Pizarro in the process
Mantle singled and 80 did Ber-
"a, sending Mickey 10 third
Mantle was trapped OF third
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SidweII Friends
Beut St. Andrews
For First Victory

MIDDLETOWN, Del, Oct. )
(Special). - Sidwell Friends
School Of washington, D. c..
paced by Clark Grifhth III, won
It's first football game Of the
season after two losses with Q
27-7 victory over ST. Andrews
here today In an Interstate
Academic Conference game.
orlfath scored on plunges Of
4 yard and twice from the 5
following sustained drives. The
other touchdown by Friends
was made BY Thatcher Morse
on Q 30-yard run.
st. Andrews. which lost its
second game in as many starts.
scored It's only touchdown in
the second quarter when Ben
ny Powell took q pass from Don
Woodruff on . play covering
80 yards.
Z. ,fie ass,.v., -------- z 80
y. AnnteWh --------V
Friends SCORING = Tcuchdouns: Grit.
Morse nsn 80, ruRn HSa conTsrsion . Meid y
81. Andrews scorina--Iouehdow
Powell $50. pass.run from WOODRUFF
Conversion. Grub.
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Oregon State
'Overpowers
Northwestern

EVANSTON. NJ, oct. 5 tR.
-Earnel burden and Joe Fran
els accounted for al Of Ore
gon States touchdowns today
70 lead the Pacific Coast Con-
ference champions TO q 22-13
victory over Northwestern.
Oregon state piled . $50
margin before Northwestern
broke loose behind Quarter
back John Talley and Half
back Ron Burton.
Taiiey speared another rock
ie. End Fred Williamson. near
the end Of the second quarter.
In the third period. TaIley
faxed . hand-on 10 FuIIback
Ed Quinn and lateraled to Bur-
ton. Burton raced 70 yards
down the side line TO score,
and Quinn added the point as
Northwestern cut into the
Beavers edge. ISIS.
After being stopped ON the
Northwestern one-foot line late
in the period. Oregon state
clinched its third straight tri-
umph Of the season with q So
yard thrust In six plays in the
fourth quarter.
S Scs.Ss. sssss ---..iss 3 2 I'D
OREGON state scoring: Touchdowns--
purden l36. pass from FTaneia. IS,
rum. Francis (io, runl. ConverGion1--
Afana. Kleld goal--eearlo ltol,
Northwestern scorinn. Touchdownl
.--Wllliamson glo., pa.s from Taileyl
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STATISTICS

turned the thrice-beaten oeor-
gia team into Q suffering. In
effective machine that never
clicked for . sustained drive.
Stan Noskin, q daring little
sophomore quarterback from
Chicago. split the signal-calling
duties with Jim Van pelt. vet
eran quarterback. and scored
two touchdowns IN the FIRST
half On short line plunges.
Mike shatusly, Q 36-year-
old Korean War veteran who is
fighting Q lo-year-old sopho-
more for his frst-string job.
also scored twice. He went 56
sensational yards with an in
tercepted pass In the second
period and ripped over tackle
on q 6-yard touchdown squirt
In the anal period.
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E11FInR-sT0I1D ANFTs I0uchd0UIl8l
2 rem ,l.Esssa aS.'c o 1sSSrn sei. ie ssI
reinfnlt MARKS 3. pass from osboFnsI
Conversions -Afilstead az.
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The Yankees boosted their
lead to 5-l in the third and
chased Pizarro in the process.
Mantle singled and 80 did Ber-
"a, sending Mickey 10 third.
Mantle was trapped OF third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Washlnfton elale scolin9; I0neh-
sss Is1s: &. sudRs ss. sss,I zsi
--Aldrich.
Iowa seoring. TouchdoWns--Jaueh
2 Is, run: 4. rnnl; FnTlong q, rum,
conveEalons--Prescott. Karfaa.