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By The Associated Press
IOWA CITY - Iowa's Big Teny
football champions, their pride
stung by a 38-28 loss to Ohio
State, rocked Notre Dame, 31-21,
yesterday in a blistering football
duel.
The Rose Bowl-bound Hawkeyes,
finishing their regular season with
a 7-1-1 record, raced into a 13-0.
lead early in the second quarter
and broke Notre Dame's last-quar-
ter challenge with two quick
touchdowns.
Iowa's Randy Duncan-playing
his last game here-and Notre
Dame's George Izo each threw for
two touchdowns in a spectacular

DUFFY DAUGHERTY
. . . reason to smile

Five Grid Teams Clinch
Post-Season Bowl Bids

By The Associated Press
BERKELEY, Calif. - Senior
halfback Jack Hart powered a
second-half California touch-
down march that beat Stanford,
16-15, capturing the Pacific Coast
Conference title and Rose Bowl
bid for the surprising Bears.
A full house crowd of 81,490
saw the California rushing attack
barely outlast an inspired show by
the underdog Indians, who led
at the half, 9-8.
* * *
LSU to Sugar Bowl
NEW ORLEANS -- Halfback
Billy Cannon spurred top-ranked
Louisiana State into explosive ac-
tion and the unbeaten Tigers
crushed Tulane, 62-0, practically'
clinched the national champion-
ship and went into the Sugar
Bowl.
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Syracuse to Orange Bowl
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. -
Syracuse won the right to play
Oklahoma on New Year's Day in
the Orange Bowl by edging West
Virginia, 15-12, in a bruising foot-
ball game decided by extra points.
Pinpoint passing of quarterback
Chuck Zimmerman enabled the
Orangemen to finish their 1958
season with an 8-1 record, best
since the 1923 Syracuse team
posted an identical record.
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Sooners to Meet Syracuse
NORMAN, Okla. - The super-
ior manpower of the Oklahoma
Sooners paid off with a 40-7
multiple-honored victory over the
Nebraska Cornhuskers.
The triumph awarded the
Sooners their 11th straight Big
Eight Conference football cham-
pionship under Coach Bud Wilk-
inson and a fifth trip to the
Orange Bowl where they meet
Syracuse.
TCU to Cotton Bowl
HOUSTON - Halfback Marvin
Lasater turned a fumble recov-
ery into a 58-yard touchdown run
to spark Texas Christian from be-
hind to defeat Rice, 21-0, and grab
the Southwest Conference cham-
pionship and another trip to the
Cotton Bowl.
Auburn Unbeaten
AUBURN, Ala. - Auburn ham-
mered its way to a 21-7 victory
over Wake Forest for its 23rd
game in a row without a defeat
and its 21st consecutive winning
appearance at home.
Air Force Wins
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. - The,
bowl-hungry Air Force Academy

presented a well-oiled scoring ma-'
chine and rolled over New Mexico
45-7, keeping the Falcons' unbeat-
en record intact through nine
games.
* * *
Harvard Rips Yale
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Harvard
took its cue from pint-sized quar-
terback Charlie Ravenel and a
punishing defense for a 28-0 re-
venge victory over Yale.
* * *
Meredith Stars
DALLAS-Don Meredith passed
and ran Southern Methodist to a
33-29 victory over Baylor in prob-
ably his greatest performance.
He passed for 206 yards, ran for
50, scored two touchdowns, and
passed for another.
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display by two of the nation's top
passers. Duncan hit Willie Flem-
ing and Don Norton with touch-
down passes of 36 and 53 yards
while Izo threw scoring passes of
69 yards to Monte Stickles and
52 yards to Bob Scarpitto.
Illinois Rallies
CHAMPAIGN-Illinois yesterday
sprung loose a native son sopho-
more backfield on 68- and 67-yard
scoring sprees in the last quarter
to defeat Northwestern, 27-20, in
a Big Ten football finale.
Quarterback John Easterbrook,
a 5'8" mite from Champaign, who
played the entire game on offense,
and rookies Jim Brown of Men-
dota, Dick McDade of Urbana, and
Marshall Starks of Rockford-all
home-grown talent - gave the Il-
lini their closing impetus.
The game squared the long
rivalry between the two schools
at 24 victories each.
* * *
Purdue Held to Tie
LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Indiana's
Hoosiers climaxed their first re-
spectable football season in 11
years yesterday by fighting Pur-
due's Boilermakers, ranked No. 8
nationally, to a 15-15 tie.
Tom McDonald, Indiana's sec-
ond-string tailback, threw two
touchdown passes and a conver-
sion pass on a brilliant relief rolea
for injured Ted Smith.
Minnesota Trounced
MADISON, Wis.- A smorgas-
board offense made to tick by
quarterbacks Dale' Hackbart and
Sid Williams yesterday drove
fifth-ranked Wisconsin to a 27-12
football triumph over Minnesota
in the season finale for both
teams.
.The Badgers won second place
in the Big Ten, their loftiest finish
since 1952 when they tied Purdue
for first.
MSU Finally Wins
EAST LANSING -- Michigan
State, bottom team in the Big Ten
football standings, proved it is
still a top dog in non-conference
opposition by whipping Kansas
State, 26-7, before a sparse crowd
of 39,032 here yesterday.
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Ohio State 20, Michigan 14
Illinois 27, Northwestern 20
Purdue 15, Indiana 15 (tie)
W isconsin 27, Minnesota 12
Michigan State 27-, Kansas State 7
Oklahoma 40, Nebraska 7
Iowa 31, Notre Dame 21
Auburn 21, Wake Forest 7
California 16, Stanford 15
lharvard 28, 'ale 0
Kansas 13, MissourI 13
Duke 7. North Carolina 6
Oregon 20, Oregon Statae 0
Texas Christian 21, Rice 10
South Carolina 12, N. C. State 7
S'AUL 33, Baylor 29
K entucky 6, Tennessee 2
Louisiana State 62, Tulane 0
USC 15, UCLA 15 (tie)
Maryland 44, Virginia 6
OTHER SCORES
EAST
Syracuse 15, West Virginia 12

Holy Cross 14, Marquette 0
Rutgers 61, Columbia 0
Dartmouth 21, Princeton 12
Quantico Marines 19, Villanova 13

Detroit 27,
Wichita 26,

MIDWEST
Dayton 7
George Washington 12

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