Evening star., 1961-09-30
Miami Upset Of Penn State Warns
Iowa and Ohio State in Openers

Bobby Weaver were the Miami
field generals who piloted the
Hurricane to its surprise VIC
tory. John Bahan took a Z
yard pass from Mira for the
first Miami score. Jim Vollen-
weider ran II for the second
and John Bennett plunged
three for the third. Charley
Livingston kicked a field goal
inNthe final period.
Penn States vaunted run
ming attack was stopped cold
by the aroused Miami line.
Only 10 seconds were left when
the Nittany Lions scored on a
five-yard pass from Pete Liske
to Frank Sineek.
Brown, 170-pounder who
failed to gain against Georgia
Tech a week ago, stunned
SMU by his touchdown romp.
He helped set up his teams
second and third scores with
18 and 30-yard runs. SMU
was twice penalized. IS yards
for roughing up Brown.
Breaks SMU Spell
Southern Methodist scored
on a 7-yard pitchout to Half
back Tom Sherwin and got it's
second touchdown when Buddy
Nichols picked off a Trojan
pass and ran 10 yards. It was
SINUS first loss to a coast team
since its TO setback by STAN
ford in the 1886 Rose Bowl
game.
Detroit displayed the defens-
I've power expected of it in,
keeping Xavier on it's own side
of the field throughout most
OF the night. erry Gross passes
accounted for both of the IT.
tans' first half scores. His first
went to Larry Vargo for Is
yards and the second to Jim
Shorter for seven. Shorter later
scored on a 36-yard run with
an interception.
Allen made an over-the-
shoulder catch before going 90
yards for his touchdown.
Xavier's lone score came on
Bob Daumeyer's nine-y
romp with an intercepted pass.
Jerry Burnes, taking over
Iowa's helm from Forest Eva
shevski, has last years back
field intact. 1t includes Quar-
terback Wilburn Hollis, Half
backs Sammy Harris and
Larry Ferguson and Fullback
Joe Williams. Four holdoyer
linemen help make the Hawk
eyes four touchdown favorites
over California, which is not
expected to have its No. |
quarterback, Randy Gold.
Michigan State. ranked 10th.
sends its big, fast line, with
Halfback Gary 5allman leading
the runners, against Wiscon-
sin, while Illinois opens against
Washington.
Mississippi, which sloughed
Arkansas last week, 1870. be-
gins the defense of its South
eastern Conference crown
against Kentucky in a night
game. The big game in the
South, however, pits seventh
ranked Rice. which defeated
LSU last week, 1853, against
Georgia Tech, PIT winner over
Southern Cal.
UCLA Slight Choice
The days most exciting in
terSectional battle promises to
be UCLA vs.. Michigan, with the
coast eleven a slight favorite
Today's big TV spectacular
matches Notre Dame and Okla
homa at $3.50 on the ABC net
work (Channel ~
ton State at Spokane and Wv
oming faces an aroused Kansas
team, out to avenge it's TCU
upset.
College football also cele-
brates its 92d birthday when
Rutgers and Princeton. which
started all this Saturday after
noon madness in 1869, meet for
the SD time.
Minnesota Of the Big Ten
the 1860 national champion
plays Big Eight champ Mis-
souri, in another big game.
East: Boston U. at Armv
Columbia at Brown. Colgate
at Cornell. New Hampshire at
Dartmouth. Lehigh at Har-
ward. Villanova at Holy Cross.
William and Mary at Navy.
Lafayette at Penn. Baylor at
Pitt. Connecticut at Yale.
South: The Citadel at Da-
wilson. Maryland at Clemson.
Florida State at Florida
George Washington ct Fur
man. Vanderbilt at Georgia.
Texas AIM at LSU. night.
North Carolina State at North
Carolina. Auburn at Tennes-
see. Duke VS.. Virginia, at
Richmond. South Carolina at
Wake Forest, night.
Midwest: Oklahoma State at
Colorado. Arizona at Nebras-
ka. Boston College at North
western. Cincinnati at Wich-
ita, night.
Southwest: Tulsa at Arkan-
sas. Mississippi State at Hous-
ton. Brigham Young at North
Texas State.
Far west: Kansas State at
Air Force, night. Arizona
State at Colorado State U. New
Mexico at Montana. Stanford
at Oregon State. Oregon at
Utah, night.