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Army Whips Villanova;
Minnesota, Takes MSU

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Hands SUI
First Loss
By The Associated Press
IOWA CITY - Ohio State's
Buckeyes, led by bounding Bob
White and dashing Don Clark,
carved a 38-28 scar in Iowa's Big
Ten football crown yesterday in a'
spectacular offensive duel.
White spearheaded a 61-yard
Ohio scoring drive midway in the
last quarter that broke a 2 8-28 tie.'
Th~e OSUJ fullback carried the ball
on 11 of 14 plays in the drive, and
scored the touchdown from the
one. Dave Kilgore later added a
field goal to kill Iowa's remaining
hopes.
White also notched two'other
touchdowns, while Clark ran 251
and 37 yards for scores. Iowa
quarterback Randy Duncan was
magnificent -in defeat, completing
23 of 33 passes for 249 yards.
* * *
Minnesota 39, MSU 12
MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota
ended its marathon 10-game los-
ing string yesterday by crushing
futile Michigan State, 39-12, to
plunge the once-mighty Spartans
into last place in the Big Ten.
Fumbles or interceptions led
directly to three Minnesota touch-
downs. Two more interceptions
stifled Michigan State touchdown
threats in the first half while there
was still hope for the Spartans. In
all, Michigan State lost the ball
four times on fumbles and six
times by interceptions.
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Purdue 23, Northwestern ,
EVANSTON, Ill. - Purdue's
powerfully-balanced Boilermakers
Junked Northwestern's hopes for
a lofty Big Ten finish by blasting
the once smooth-working Wild-
cats, 23-6, yesterday.
Two of Purdue's touchdowns re-
sulted from recovered fumbles
while the Boilermakers played the
entire first half in Northwestern
territory in running up a 21-0
halftime lead.
Northwestern's only score came
with eight seconds remaining when
Chip Holcomb hit Ray Purdin with
a 65-yard scoring pass.
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Wisconsin 31, Illinois 12
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Versatile
Wisconsin quarterback Dale Hack-t
bart befuddled Illinois with his
passing in a 31-12 victory yester-
day which tightened the second
place Big Ten grip of the Badgers.
Hackbart ran to one touchdown,
passed to another, and his accur-
ate arm set up a third.

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... "magnificent in defeat"
College aScores
GRID PICKS SCORES
Indiana 8, Michigan 6
Minnesota 39, Michigan State 12
Ohio State 38, Iowa 28
Purdue 23, Northwestern 6
Wisconsin 31, Illinois 12
Arkansas 13, Southern Methodist 6
Notre Dame 34, N. Carolina 24
Oklahoma 39, Missouri 0
Texas A&M 28, Rice 21
Tennessee 18, Mississippi 16
Texas Christian 22, Texas 8
Vanderbilt 12, Tulane 0
Princeton 50, Yale 14
UCLA 7, Oregon 3
Penn State 32, Holy Cross 0
Kansas State 14, Iowa State 6
Auburn 21, Georgia 6
South Carolina 28, Virginia 14
Alabama 17, Georgia Tech 8
Duke 29, Wake Forest 0
OTHER SCORES
EAST
Syracuse 47, Colgate 0
Penn 42, Columbia 0
Brown 29, Harvard 22
Navy 28, George Washington 8
Army 26, Villanova 0
Boston College 18, Boston U. 13
Dartmouth 32, Cornell 15
Quantico 13, Rutgers 12
MIDWEST
Nebraska 14, Pittsburgh 6
Oklahoma State 6, Kansas 3
Cincinnati 15, Marquette 0
SOUTH
LSU 7, Mississippi State 6
West Virginia 56, Wm. & Mary 6
Clemson 13, North Carolink St. S
Florida 51, Arkansas State 7
FAR WEST
Colorado 7, Utah 0
California 12, Washington 7
Air Force 21, Wyoming 6
Oregon State 21, Stanford 7

WEST POINT, N.Y.-Pete Daw-
kins, at his brilliant best, wound
up his playing career in Army's
Michie Stadium yesterday by scor-
ing three touchdowns and pacing
the unbeaten Cadets to a 26-0
victory over stubborn Villanova.
It was the last home game for
the Army football captain and
mainly because of his efforts thex
Cadets will go up against Navy
two weeks from now undefeated
for the first time in eight years. In
1950 Army had won eight straight
before losing to Navy.
Air Force 21, Wyoming 6
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.-
Unbeaten Air Force fanned the
flames of its post-season bowl
hopes yesterday with a 21-6 foot-
ball victory over Wyoming.
Wyoming, leaders of the Skyline
Conference, snagged the first
touchdown on a 35-yard scoring
pass but couldn't match the fire
and precision of the Falcons over
the long haul.
Air Force, winner of seven
straight after being tied by Iowa,I
is under consideration for the
Cotton Bowl and the Gator Bowl.
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Notre Dame 34, N. Carolina 24
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Junior
halfback Jim Crotty of Seattle
today led an inspired 70-yard scor-
ing drive in the third period that
pushed Notre Dame to a 34-24
football victory over North Caro-
lina's aerial circus.
In handing the Tar Heels their
first loss in seven games this
season and their ninth straight
setback in the series, the Irish
piled up a 21-6.lead early in the
second quarter then blew it in the
third.
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Auburn 21, Georgia 6
COLUMBUS, Ga. - Rangy
Richard Wood pegged a perfect
44-yard scoring pass to Bobby
Lauder yesterday and fourth-
ranked Auburn powered on to a
21-6 Southeastern Conference
football victory over Georgia.
For the mighty Tigers, it was
their 22nd game without defeat.
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"Just two doors from the Blue Front"
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IN NFL ACTION TODAY:
Bears Battle Colts for Division Lead'

By AL SINAI
Revenge is the keyword today
as the Chicago Bears host the
Western Division's leading team,
Baltimore.
Chicago, which trails the Colts
by only one game, is out to avenge
four losses inflicted by Baltimore
in their last five clashes. This
includes a 51-38 shellacking suf-
fered by the Bears early this sea-j
son.
Baltimore coach Weeb Ewbank
plans to use George Shaw at
quarterback for the third consecu-
tive week in place of the injured
John tUnitas. Shaw has thrown
six touchdown passes since he has
been in the lineup.
Leading Offense
The Colt's league leading offense
will be led by backs Alan Ameche
and Lenny Moore, and, of course,
end Ray Berry. as Baltimore has
gained more total yardage and
scored more points, 225, than any
other NFL team this season.
The team that broke Baltimore's
unbeaten string, New York. will be
in Pittsburgh today for a game

losses as they take on Washington
in the nation's capital.
LeBaron Out
Cleveland could have a distinct
advantage as the Redskins star
quarterback, Eddie LeBaron, may
miss today's game because of the
flu. LeBaron tops the league in
average gain per pass with 9.92
yards in 94 attempts.
Jimmy Brown will make another,
attempt to break Steve Van Bur-
en's rushing mark of 1,146 yards.
He needs but 135 yards to equal
this record. The Lions last Sunday
were the first club this year to hold
him to under 100 yds.
Lions Host 49ers
Detroit will meet the San Fran-
cisco 49ers at Briggs Stadium in
an attempt to win their third
game of the season. The Lions
helped to tighten the NFL race by
routing Cleveland, 30-10, last week,
and have improved with each
game.
Elsewhere in the league, Los
Angeles meets Green Bay, and the
Chicago Cardinals take on the
Philadelphia Eagles.
The Rams are back in the run-
ning for the Western Division title
with a 4-3 record, and hold an
18-6 advantage in their series with
the Packers, while the Cardinals
and the Eagles fought to a 21-21
tie earlier in the season.

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family counselor in charge. Clinic
Hours: Tues. & Thurs.-7:30 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. 122 N. Fourth Ave. Phone
NO 2-9282. )F120
THE OLD PHILOSOPHER-Hate no
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DEAR WORKERS:
Thanks for manning a bucket de-
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MEN-Are your girls deserting you be-
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Mendelssohn Theatre. )F156
HAVE A custom made dress for the
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Evenings Call NO 3-7341. )F159
TO THE girls at 902 Baldwin-A Great
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)F158
HITCH UP the surrey, Pa, "Oklahoma'"
tickets go on sale tomorrow-Union.
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Do you know?
Norman M. Larson ......NO 2-7701
Ruth Brinkmann........NO 3-2559
ARE THOSE GRADES discouraging?
Try the Union Tutorial File for the
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"The Clothing Stores' Tailor"
Alterations foT Men and Women
Pressing While You Wait
1185' E. Washington NO 2-4617
(above Conlin & Wetherbee Clothing
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TIM'S AND CHRISTINES' TAILOR
SHOP, formerly operated by Hector
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213? S. Main. Above drug store. )P5
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WO 3-5776. )P1
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POSITION as Rtesident House Parents
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The MICHIGAN UNION and the I.S.A
present
PETE SEEGE R
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SONNY TERRY
Thursday, Nov. 20 8:00 P M
Hi Auditorium
Tickets on sale at the
UNION MAIN DESK-ALL DAY
and
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ZEKE BRATKOWSKI
* .. big game for Bears
with the Steelers, in an attempt to
maintain at least a tie for first
place with Cleveland in the East-
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Paul Brown and company will
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Call NO 3-3883 after 6. )F56

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The QUARRY invites YOU to see
RESEARCH MICROSCOPES and
MICRO-PHOTO INSTRUMENTS
which will be displayed and demonstrated at our store, 318 South
State Street, November 18 and 19 from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Complete lines of LEITZ Inc., BOLEX, and HASSELBLAD
are featured. We urge you to attend if you have problems or
interests regarding micro equipment.

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