, NOVEmBER S, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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LSU Meets Duke Tonight;
Army Favored over Rice
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SICK, SICK, SICK .
By BILL ZOLLA
Unbeaten and untied Louisiana
State, ranked number one nation-
ally by the Associated Press, is
favored to roll over a hard-luck
Duke tonight at Baton Rouge.
Looking to their pounding 220-
pound halfback, Billy Cannon, and
ace center and linebacker Max
Fugler, the Tigers hope to come
closer to the Southeastern Con-
ference title and the Sugar Bowl
bid.
All-American Candidates
Both Fugler and Cannon were
recently selected as All-America
candidates, and the lineman's fine
play in last week's Mississippi con-
test earned him the Lineman of
the Week award. Cannon is the
SEC'S top ground gainer.
Duke's split-T offense is led by
the end sweeps of halfbacks Wray
Carlton and George Dutrow.
In a top intersectional struggle,
Army's Cadets travel to Houston
to face the Rice Owls. They bring
with them the nation's top offense
and the lonesome end formation.
Ranked number three in the coun-
try and led by their new touch-
down twins, halfbacks Pete Dawk-
ins and Bob Anderson, the Black
Knights are a seven-point choice.
Auburn, puts it number five rat-
ing on the line today as it faces
a comparatively weak Mississippi
State squad. Although undefeated
and tied but once, Auburn has
been squeaking by with the nar-
rowest of margins; last week the
Tigers defeated Florida, 6-5.
Sooners Heavy Favorites
The Sooners of Oklahoma, up
one notch from the number seven
slot they occupied last week,
should have little trouble in crush-
ing Iowa State. The perennial Big"'
Eight champs, having whipped
their only serious competition last
Saturday in the person of Colo-
rado, are now virtually assured of
another crown and the Orange
Bowl invitation.
In another important intersec-
tional clash, Notre Dame's re-
bounding eleven takes on a tough
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Pittsburgh team.
The Irish are counting on the
passing of George Izo to offset the
double quarterback threat which
Pitt presents.
Mississippi, ranked number nine
and beaten only by LSU, faces
Houston, and only .can hope that
the SEC leaders and Auburn are
upset. The Air Force, tenth ranked,
plays Denver.
Top Passers
In the Ivy League, the two top
passers meet head on as Cornell
opposes Brown, Tommy Skypeck,
Cornell's quarterback who has led
his team to four Ivy wins, will
duel with the league's leading
passer, Frank Finney.
Clemson, led by one of Dixie's
best signal-callers, Harvey White,
figures in a good deal of bowl
speculation and will attempt to4
win convincingly in their game,
against Georgia Tech.
In the wide-open Southwest, a
terrific passing duel is anticipated
as Southern Methodist and ai
healthy Don Meredith encounter
their old enemy, Texas A&M.c
Charley Milstead, of the Aggies,2
the country's leader in total of-1
fense, and Meredith, back in shapei
after missing three games, will fill1
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... Sooner center
In the Far West, Coast leader
Oregon State will attempt to stay
on top of the heap as it meets
Washington State; runner-up Cal-
ifornia takes on UCLA.
Other Games
In other games of interest, bowl-
minded North Carolina faces Vir-
ginia; Texas Christian meets Mar-
quette; Navy takes on Maryland;
Missouri, unbeaten so far in the
Big Eight is an underdog to Colo-
rado. Rutgers, the only other un-
beaten and untied major college,
plays Lafayette.
BUSINESS SERVICES
For those
"after the game" parties
choose your
dress
from the
DILLON SHOP.
then collect
accessory changes
by the dozen
We have those hard to find
circle pins
here too.
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REWEAVING-Burns, tears, moth holes
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By CLIFF MARKS
Rich Miller played the role of
hero for Phi Delta Tau yesterday
as his team nicked Delta Tau Delta
7-6 in overtime in a "B" semifinal
social fraternity first place playoff
game.
Miller caught a pass from Jim
Assbeck on the last play of the
game to knot the score at 6-6, and
then pulled in a toss from Barry
Marshall on the last play of the
overtime to insure the one point
victory. Delta Tau Delta had
scored first on a pass from Bob
Carlson to Tom Hudak.
Air Science Wins
Ina thrilling first place Faculty
Championship playoff tilt, Air
Science edged Zoology 7-6 in an-
other overtime. The regulation
time had ended in a 0-0 deadlock.
Ira Kaine passed to Ed White
for the Air Science six pointer, and
I then a few moments later Clyde'
Eriksen gathered in a desperation
heave from Jack Bursh to tie the
score again. The winners stopped
the last Zoology running play cold
to wrap up the game.
Independent Games
Independent action saw the Rab-
ble Rousers squeak by the Evansf
Scholars 8-6 with a safety pro-
viding the margin of victory. Norm
Campbell scored for the winners
and Ed Gates for the losers.
Other independent games found
Kappa Alpha Psi capturing a 1-0
overtime win over Owen Co-op,
Cooley whipping the Pioneers 8-0,
and 1207 taking the measure of the
Meatchoppers 14-0.
Two more Faculty Champion-
ship encounters were played, with
Sociology %efeating Chemistry 10-6
in the second place playoffs, and
Business Administration smashing
Willow ,sun 14-6 in third place
playoff action.
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