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Evening star., 1962-01-28

Richardson, Mrs. William
E. Eccleston, Mrs. F. Eugene
Richter, Mrs. Henry w. Her.
zog, Mrs. Thomas L. Eagan,
Sr., Mrs. Edward K. Maloney,
Mrs. Robert B. Riley, jr., Mrs.
William Paul Hoffman and
Mrs. Edwin L. Davis.
Also assisting will be the
current officers: Mrs. Fran
els H. Cobb, Mrs. Rudolph w.
Santelmann, Mrs. George c.
Harris. Mrs. George H. Nor
ton and Mrs. Alvin M. Parker.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
MAJOR GIFT
WhiteHouseGets
Franklin Art

painting recently. Active in
the educational field, he is
very interested in the White
House fine arts project.
Mrs. Kennedy, honorary
chairman of the Fine Arts
Committee, and Mr.. James
w. Fosburgh, chairman of the
Special Committee for White
House Paintings, made the
announcement.
The painting will be hung
sometime this week. The ex-
act placement has not been
decided.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Congressional
Reception
Time Changed

The congressional reception
President and Mrs. Kennedy
will give the evening of
Thursday, April 5, will take
place from $50 to 1880, in
stead of from 6 to 8 pm, as
originally announced.
The change was announced
yesterday by the White
House which said it would be
a white tie event with dane
ing.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

receives the attention of un-
knowledgeable people. Under
such circumstances its true
character tends to be dis
torted. However, we feel the
articles published on fox
hunting will improve in the
future. We also feel certain
that our sport will surely
benefit by Mrs. Kennedy's
participation. We wish her
many happy and pleasant
days in the field"
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o2-YARD INTERRUPTION
Indiana Regains
Bucket in Upset

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. "a
AP). - Mary Woodson. bril-
liant Negro halfback from Mis-
sissippi, carried an intercepted
pass % yards today for a
touchdown that gave Indiana a
1877 upset victory over Purdue
for the Old Oaken Bucket.
1t was Indiana's first Big
Ten victory since 1859 and its
first over Purdue since 1947.
The Hoosiers got their other
six points on two field goals by
Luke George. a 2s-yarder in
the first quarter and a 23-yard
boot in the second.
Purdue scored in the first
eight minutes, Fiullback Roy
Walker going the last 10 yards
in q 49-yard drive started by
q pass interception. Skip Obi,
whose big ten one-game field
goal record was tied by George,
converted the extra point and
the Boilermakers never scored
again.
Ferocious defensive play was
the main activity in the score
less second half. Standout per-
fermances were turned in by
Indiana Sophomore Rudy Kue-
chenberg and Senior Guard
Larry Coleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
Kentucky Kick
Upsets Vols

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. "a
(AP).-K e n tucky's Clarke
Msyfield, who hadn't kicked a
field goal all season, kicked two
today-the last with Is seconds
to play-for a 1910 upset
triumph over arch-rival Ten
neSSee.
Senior Mayfield, who missed
three attempts earlier in the
year and one against the Vols,
kicked a 19-yarder. the most
important of his career. to cap
an 8l-yard drive in Is plays as
time ran out.
Halfback Darrell Cox. Ken
lucky running star with III
yards on 10 rucshes, then saved
the pulsating victory for the
Wildcats as the final buzzer
sounded when he DETECTED a
desperate Tennessee pass away
from intended receiver Pat
Augustine in the end zone.
Trailing 1913, Kentucky
scored in the fourth quarter on
a 58-yard pass from quarter
back Jerry Woolum to Cox and
went for two points but missed.
A 1919 Tennessee victory
appeared certain.
But the Wildcats charged
back furiously with Cox run
ming and Woolum passing to
get within field goal range. A
pass interference call at the
Tennessee 8 was the key play.
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Penn State Gets
Gator Bid After
Beating Panthers

PITTSBURG Nov. "a
(AP) Quarterback Pete Liske
passed for two touchdowns fol-
lowing Penn State pass inter-
ceptions today as the Nittany
Lions rolled to a 1910 football
victory over arch-rival Pitts
burgh.
The victory earned Penn
State a bid to the Gator Bowl.
A university spokesman said
the team would not discuss it
until Monday.
Halfback AL Gursky made the
first key interception in the
end zone and caught the Sec
ond scoring aerial from Liske
in the Lions ninth victory in
10 games.
Liske. a junior in his first
season as starting quarterback,
broke school records for total
offense and passing yardage. He
set another last week for touch
down passes in one season.
Halfback Junior Powell set
up the 18-yard scoring toss to
Gursky in the fourth quarter
with a spectacular. twisting 49,
yard run after sharing a Pitt
pass.
Liske and Halfback Roger
Kochman combined on a So
yard pass play after Gursky's
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Rutgers Hits Early
To Rap Columbia, rs

NEW YORK, Nov. "a (AP) u.
Two lightning scoring strikes
to End Bill Craft and a rugged
display Of power today on Of
tense and defense spanked Rut-
gers to q 1875 victory over Co.
lumbia.
Craft, a. 6-foot senior end,
took q second-period touch
down pass of 4S yards from
Quarterback Bob Yaksick and
wound up the Scarlets' scoring
early in the fourth period with
q 64-yard touchdown pass from
Dick Novak.
Rutgers first touchdown
came on the eighth play of a
! 68-yard drive. with Yaksick div
ing over from the 1-yard line.
Bill Herring kicked two extra
points and Bill Thompson ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
Coach Resigns
At Colorado

BOULDER, Colo, Nov.
"a CAP). Coach William
(Bud) Davis Of Colorado
resigned today Immediately
after his team upset heav-
lily favored Air Force, 34-10.
The game ended Colo
radios worst football record
since it began play in
1890. The team scored
only one other victory,
over Kansas State, 60, in
10 games.
Davis, 80, was a surprise
selection last March to
succeed Everett Sonny
Grandelius, who was fired
for violating NCAA and
Big Eight conference rules.
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LAMONICA, MINK PASTE IOWA
Irish Roll to 4th in Row, 35-12

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. "a
(AP). - Tiny Frank Mink
scampered 19 yards for one
touchdown and grabbed a "a
yard scoring pass from Quar-
terback Daryle LamoniCa today
as Notre Dame swept to its
fourth successive football tri-
umph, 35-12 over Iowa.
Lamonica, who scored on a
27-yard run, and the 5-foot-7,
160-pound Mink broke up the
game after Iowa trailed only
rs midway In the third quar-
ter. They scored two of Notre
Danes three touchdowns in
D 22-point closing quarter.
This was Iowa's season finale
and the Hawkeyes became the
first Big Ten victim of Notre
Dame. The Irish have been
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TuIane's 10th Setback
Oregon State
Rallies 10 Win

CORVALLIS, Greg, Nov. Is
(AP). - Oregon State spotted
Oregon a 17-6 halftime lead
today then rallied behind the
brilliant quarterbacking of
Terry Baker for a 20-17 foot
ball victory.
Oregon State completed its
season with six straight VIC
tories and an 81 record. Baker
passed for two touchdowns -
both on fourth down-but fell
short of the yardage needed for
a one-seaSon collegiate total
offense mark.
He needed 242 yards in his
final collegiate game, but made
only lit for 1880 yards.
His 3-yard scoring pass to
Vern Burke on the first play
of the second period gave Burke
a collegiate record for passes
caught in a season.
Oregon State scored the
winning touchdown after re-
covering a fumbled punt on
the Oregon Is. Baker fired a
l3-yard touchdown pass to Dan
ESpalin on fourth down.
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Razorbacks Maui
Texas Tech, $40

LUBBOCK, Tex, Nov. q
AP).-Brilliant Billy Moore
winding up the regular season
with "a points. scored three
touchdowns and passed for two
more this afternoon as the
Arkansas Razorbacks warmed
up for the Sugar Bowl with an
easy $40 victory over hapless
Texas Tech.
Moore came within one point
of the 35-year-old scoring rec
ord set by George Cole, Arkan-
sas' present assistant athletic
director. The All-America nomi-
nee tried to break the mark
with a 2-point conversion in
the fourth quarter but was
stopped short.
The Razorbacks scored the
first time they held the ball,
with Moore Tipping a 5-yard
pass to Wingback Stan Sparks.
After that Moore scored twice
on 1-yard plunges and once on
a 4-yard jaunt, while complet-
ing a pass good for so yards
to Tailback Jesse Branch.
The Razorbacks, relaxed and
unworried, never had their goal
threatened as the Raiders only
twice reached Arkansas terri
tory. Tech reached the Razor
backs Al late in the second
quarter and the AZ early in the
fourth quarter.
Moore, who now leads the
Southwest Conference in touch
downs with IA. led the Razor
backs to a new school rushing
record. Arkansas needing ITO
yards, piled up 247. At the same
time Arkansas held the Raiders
to only So yards rushing to set
another school mark.
Branch, Arkansas third
leading rusher, padded his total
with IS yards on nine carries
to pace the Razorbacks, while
Fullback Danny Brabham had
As on Is carries and Moore got
~ on nine.
Arkansas drove rs yards on
eight plays for its first touch
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Stanford Defeats
California With
Late Drives, 30-13

BERKELEY, Calf, Nov. "a
(AP). - Reserve Quarterback
Clark Weaver rallied Stanford
on four touchdown drives in
the second half for 30-l3 tri-
umph over California today.
Weaver sat out the first two
quarters as California grabbed
a 1873 lead. Then he directed
the first scoring drive and
threw touchdown passes to cap
the next three.
The 80 points were the most
for Stanford in one game this
season and the Indians highest
total against California since
1880, when they scored Al.
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STATISTICS

Halfback Billy Gambrell al
most pulled the game out for
the Gamecocks after Rogers
climactic field goal. Gambrell
took the ensuing kickoff and
ran 1t Al yards to midfield. A
key block at that point and he
would have gone all the way.
Reeves hit Gambrell with a
29-yaTd pass to the Tiger 90,
but the lsst-gasp drive failed
as Reeves missed on four
passes.
The victory was Clemson's
35th in the colorful series that
began in 1896. South Carolina
has won % and 8 have ended
in ties.
Clemson finished its season
ga overall and ST. in the ACC.
losing only to the conference
champion, Duke. South Caro-
lima finished Ash and ga in
the conference.
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STATISTICS

1856. Tulane led LSU, SO. at
halftime that year, but the
Tigers came from behind to
win, rs.
The Green Wave, taking the
ball after Jerry Stovall's punt
rolled dead on its "a, moved to
the LSU 7 in Is plays, where
Gordon Rush booted a 29-yard
field goal.
LSU Takes Lead
But the Tigers moved In
front, TO, early in the second
period as fullback Charles
Crawford crashed over from the
5. The 66-yard march, which
started just before the end of
the first period, required nine
plays.
Key gains of the thrust came
on q 42-yard Amedee pass
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which was shared by Stovall.
The Tigers scored twice In
the third period, with the first
marker coming on a 60-yard
drive in nine plays. Halfback
Bo Campbell capped the march
with a 1-yard plunge. A Is
yard Amedee to Campbell pass
and Cranford's 19-yard scamp
er gained most of the yardage.
5O-Yarder Boosts Lead
Amedee fired a 50-yard pass
to 6-foot-5 Bill Truax to give
the eighth-ranked Bengals a
21-3 lead at the end of the
third period.
Stovall, LSU's All-America
and Heisman Trophy candi-
date, scored from the 2. Anne
dee kicked his field goal and
fired 80 yards to Gene Sykes to
wrap up the Tiger scoring in
the final period.
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STATISTICS
steal in the third quarter.

steal in the third quarter.
The Panthers, finishing the
season with a SIS record, came
within S yards of scoring the
first time they had the ball.
but never got the thrust needed
to penetrate the Penn State
end zone.
Quarterback Jim Traficant's
tumble on Pitts 80 handed
ninth-ranked Penn State its
first scoring opportunity late
in the second quarter. Sopho-
more Halfback Bill Bowes fell
on the ball. and six plays later
Ron Coates booted a 36-yard
field goal.
The Lions rolled 80 yards in
six plays for their first touch
down. capped by the Liske-to-
Kochman scoring pass. Koch
man took the ball around Pitts
40 and ran down the left side
line. End Dick Anderson threw
a key block that paved the way
for Kochman. Coates kicked
the extra point.
Near the end Of the third
period Powell grabbed Trafi-
can't pass on the Pitt 81 and
dashed to the Pitt 19. Liske's
touchdown pass followed. Cur
sky battled Pitt defender to
make the catch in the extreme
left corner of the end zone.
Liske completed 8 of 15
passes for 1856 yards and lost
l8 yards running, giving him
a season total of 1892 yards
total offense and 1887 yards
passing. The old offense mark
of 1898 was set by Richie Lu-
cas- in 1859. while Tony Radios
held the old passing yardage
mark of / ,025 set in 1858.
Liske fell two pass compile
tons short of tying the Penn
State record of SO set by Radios
in 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

backing of La Monica, who
completed 10 of 10 passes for
la yards and bewildered Iowa,
with his keeper plays account
ing for IS yards in 10 carries.
The Irish continued their
bounceback after successive
losses to Purdue, Wisconsin,
Michigan State and Northwes-
ern. Notre Dame now is 5-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
STATISTICS

trimmed by four Big Ten con-
tenders this season.
For the Hawkeyes. the loss
marked their first losing cam
paign in seven years. Iowa fin
ished with an overall AS mark.
poorest since 1855 finish of
3-5-1.
Notre Dame, which still has a
game with top-ranked South
ern California, again responded
sharply to the brilliant quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
STATISTICS

Purdue made a desperate eff
fort on Quarterback Ron Di-
Gravio's passes in the last two
minutes and IL had the ball on
Indiana's Z when time ran out.
Woodson's 92-yard run was
an Indiana U. record for an
interception return.
The pass was thrown by Di-
Gravio. There was no one be-
tween Woodson and the goal
when he pulled in the ball. Di-
Gravio came across at an an
gle. Woodson out-maneuvered
him and then End Paul Ku-
churis blocked the Purdue
quarterback out of any further
chance.
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Francis Leads
BuckeyeRon1p
Over Michigan

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. "a
(AP) .-Fullback Dave Francis
wound up his collegiate foot
ball career in star-spangled
fashion today as Ohio State
overwhelmed Michigan, $50, in
a televised Big Ten Conference
contest.
The Columbus-born senior
who carried the ball only five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

for a two-point conversion.
Columbia scored on q 6-yard
pass from Quarterback Archie
Roberts to End Gerry Hug with
only 80 seconds left in the
game.
The score might have been
higher had not frequent FUN
bles and penalties hampered
Rutgers offense throughout
the afternoon. Guard Tony Day
recovered three for Columbia,
but the Lions could not take
advantage of these breaks.
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down, all Coach Frank Broyles'
team needed. After that the
RazorbackS went 40 yards to
the Tech IS. where Tom Nc
Knelly's field-goal attempt was
wide, his third miss of the sea-
son. But the TO first-quarter
lead stood up, and the Razor
backs added three touchdowns
in the second period and closed
it out with another in the last
quarter.
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Late Field Goal Carries
TIGERS Over Gomecocks

CLEMSON. S. c., Nov. "a
AP).-Rodney Rogers kicked
the second Of two 24-yard field
goals with 1:42 left today to
give Clemson q hard-won 20-17
Atlantic Coast Conference foot
ball victory over archrival
South Carolina.
Clemson had forged a 17-17
tie late in the third period on
Q 14-yard run by halfback
Elmo Lam. who took in a pitch
out from quarterback Jim
Parker.
The outmanned Gamecocks,
playing their first unit most Of
the way in the 60th game of
one Of the South's oldest rival
ries, had a chance to play for a
tie with time running out in
the fourth, but elected to 60
for the victory. With the ball
on the Clemson 20, four
straight passes failed, two
barely missing in the end zone.
The Gamecocks were victims
Of Clemson's crunching ground
attack, run equally effective by
first and second units.
Tigers Take Lead
Fullback Charlie Dumas put
Clemson in front with a 2-yard
touchdown plunge early in the
first period after the Came
cocks allowed q free kick to
roll to their Al. where Glenn
sons Don Bunton picked it up
and rambled to the 16. The
Tigers put it across in five
plays.
South Carolina tied it up lat
er in the period, moving "a
yards and scoring on Quarter
back Dan Reeves 45-yard pass
to Halfback Sam Anderson.
The Tigers regained the lead
as time ran out in the period
when Rogers kicked the first
Of his 24-yarders to cap a IT.
yard march, almost all of it on
the sround. Dean Findley
matched this for South Caro-
lima early in the second quar-
ter, kicking true from 36 yards
away.
South Carolina, relying
mainly on Reeves third down
pass competitions, storm d
ahead late in the second pc
riod. The Gamecocks marched
II yards, Reeves scoring on a
6-yard scamper UP the mid
die.
GamecOcks Fight Back
The 17-10 margin held until
late In the third quarter, when
Clemson tied 1t up on Parker's
payoff pitchout to Lam, setting
the stage for Rogers tie-break-
ing field goal near the end.
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Auburn Tied
BY Seminole
Rally, ALA

AUBURN, Ala. Nov. "a (AP)
Florida State spotted Auburn
two touchdowns today and then
came roaring back to cash in
on an intercepted pass and a
recovered punt to hold the IA
vored Tigers to a 14-l4 football
deadlock.
Both Florida State touch
downs came on fourth-down
passes from Quarterback Eddie
Feely.
Injuries hampered Auburn
and forced Coach Ralph Jordan
to field an almost all-sopho-
more team. But even with the
lack of experience, the under
classmen performed like sea-
soned veterans for most of the
game.
A second-year quarterback,
Jimmy Side, sprinted n yards
for one Of the Tigers scores
and threw an S-yard pass to
Halfback Tucker Frederickson.
another sophomore, for the
other six-pointer.
With many regulars on the
bench, the Tigers still man.
aged to put up a tough defense
Three times they stopped thu
Seminoles inside the rs ant
took the ball on downs.
But on two other fourth,
down plays, the Tiger defenst
yielded, and Florida Stat
scored both times.
Feely tossed 10 yards Il
Halfback Jim Joftin for one
touchdown and caught End
John McConnaughay in the
end zone with another of 8
yards.
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STATISTICS

times last year as All-America
Bob Ferguson's understudy,
outgained the entire Wolverine
running and passing corps as
he ate up 1876 yards in 81 car
ries, scored two touchdowns
and set up another.
The one he set up was on a
52-yard run on which he fell
Of utter exhaustion on the g.
yard line without a hand being
put on him.
Only 142 Yards
Michigan had only "a yards
rushing and SO passing for a
l42-yard total.
Francis started his heroics
early as he carried eight
straight times to take the ball
from his own 48 into the end
zone in the first period. In the
third quarter the Bucks moved
ga yards in Is plays, Francis
carrying IL times. and he went
8 for his second score.
Bob Butts, another senior
fullback, counted the third
Buck score on a 1-yard plunge,
with Francis carrying four of
nine times in the 52-yard drive.
The last splurge went 10 yards
In five plays with Dave Katter-
heinrich, third of the senior
fullbacks, going 6 yards on the
first play after Francis long
run.
1t was as fine a farewell as
an Ohio Slater has made in
years, and helped assuage some
Of the grief over the disap-
pointing 6-3 season after the
Bucks had been touted to take
the league and national cham
pionships in preseason polls.
Michigan, winner over only
Army and Illinois, wound up
with a 2-7 mark.
MOnOtOnOus But Potent
Until the game was tucked
away early in the fourth period,
the Bucks majored in monotony
with the fullbacks banging
away at the middle of the line.
The three seniors carried A of
the 81 times the Bucks rushed,
and the Wolverines found no
way to contain them. Butts
ran 40 yards in nine tries, and
Katterhenrich Is in four.
Dave Raimey, Michigan's
classy halfback, led the invaders
on the grounds with 81 yards in
a dozen attempts. and he caught
two passes for 10.
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Oregon State - Burke 3, pass from
Baker (pass failed.
Oregon-Berry 3, run COREY kick.
Oregon-Renfro so, pass from Berry
COREY kick.
Oreeon--FG Corey. as.
oregon State-Williams /, run (pass
failedl.
OREGON State-Espalin IS. pass from
Baker civilians pass from Baker,.
Attendsnce-2S .437.
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Rush, 90.
LsU-eampSsil H. Ii run run ' tAmede. kick}
LSu-TTuax 40, pass from Amedee
lAmedee kick.
LSU-Stovall Q run CAmedee kick.
LSu-FG, Amedee. 81. =.
(Amedee kick.
Attendance, 4l,000.
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clemson-DImas 2, run CRoEers kick
South Csrolina--Anderson as. pass
from Reeves (Findley kick).
Clemson-FG. Rogers "a.
South Carolina-FG, Findley 30.
South Carolina-Reeves a, run CFind-
lev kick.
Clemson-Lam A. run (Rogers kick.
Clemson-FG. Rogers "a.
Attendance-45.0 900.
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5. pass from Moore
tMcKnelly kick)s
Arkansas-Mocre l, run MCKINLEY
kick.
80, pass from
Moore (McKnelly kick.
Arkansas-Moore /, run tMcKnelly
kick.
1. run Crun failed.
Attendance. 10000.
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LSU Trounces Tulane, 1873,
Accepts Bid to Cotton Bowl

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a
(AP) The passing and kick
ing Of Lynn Amedee led Lou
isiana State to a 1873 victory
over Tulane today and imme-
diately after the game, LSU
accepted an invitation to meet
Texas in the Cotton Bowl jan
uary l.
Amedee, a 175-pound senior
quarterback from Baton Rouge.
who played the finest game of
his college career, rifled two
long touchdown passes and
kicked a 31-yard field goal. He
also kicked five conversions to
account for 20 of LSU's SO
points.
The Tigers concluded their
first season under Coach Char
lie McClendon with an 8-l-I
record, making McClendon the
most successful rookie coach
Of the year.
Tulane Coach Tommy
O'Boyle, also in his first season,
wound up with 10 defeats as
the Greenies' losing streak
stretched to IL the longest
current victory drought in the
Southeastern Conference.
Tulane's 10th Setback
The Tigers, apparently caught
unaware by a surprising Tu-
lane offense at the beginning
of the game, trailed, 80, at the
end Of the first period. 1t was
the first time the Greenies
have been in front of LSU in
the traditional rivalry since
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Purdue-walker 10. run (Ohl kick.
Indiana-FG, GeorEe IS.
Indiana-PG. George 90.
Indiana-WoodS %. intercepted pass
Click failed.
Attendance-50,243.
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AUBURN - z o O-i4
Auburn-sidle ~, run Cwoodall kick.
acknowledgements s. pass from
Side tWoodall kick).
Florida stste-Loftin 10. pass from
Feely (Messner kick.
Florida SUPPLEMENTARY 8. pass
from Feely (Messner kick.
Attendance-20,0 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
VARIED SPORTS

SOCCER
Br. Columbia & California
Navy Army
Grove City 3 ---.--- Lynchburg
Hartford . EliEabethtown
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP
st. Louis 4 MARYLAND :
NAIA NATL. TOURNAMENT
ampiOnShip)
z. Stroudsburg Pratt Inst. {
tConsola ti0n)
Castleton st. Park College /
CROSS COUNTRY
uOw Score Wins
Navy 23 ---- Army 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

PENN STATE ia
PITTSBURGH - o 0 0 O. 0
Penn state-FG. Coates 50.
Penn State-Kochman SO. pass from
Liske COATES kick.
Penn State-Gursky Is, pass from
Liske (kick failed.
,149.