SUNDAY, NO"V"EMBER., 4,1958 TlHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 8E SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE!~ UCLA, Oregon St. Capture PCC Tilts NF L Standings College Football Scoreboard By The Associated Press LOS A NGELES - The UCLA Bruins smothered the nations leading passer, John Brodie, to upset favored Stanford 14413 in a Pacific Coast Conference foot- ball thriller yesterday. Brodie was rushed for repeated losses before 76,505 in Memorial Coliseum. Only once, in the third quarter, was he able to get Stan- ford's passing attack into high gear to score one of the Indian's two touchdowns. And then UCLA blocked the conversion to prevent Stanford from gaining a tie. The alert Bruins took charge in the first period and kept the pressure on Stanford and Brodie throughout. UCLA recovered a Stanford fumble on the Indian 20 in the opening period and turned ti into There will be a meeting of the M-Club Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. In the 'M' Room. It is important that all M-Club members attend this meeting. -Tom Maentz President Quarterback films of yester- day's Michigan-Iowa game will be shown at the Union Tues- day, Nov. 6, at 8:30 p.m. a touchdown. Next the Bruins blocked a Brodie punt and end Pete O'Garro picked the ball out of the air and ran 42 yards for the second UCLA score. Oregon StateRolls PORTLAND, Ore-Oregon State powered past Washington 28-20 yesterday to set up a Pacific Coast Conference showdown with Stanford next week. The Staters drove 83 yards to a touchdown the first time they got the ball, pushed over another first-period touchdown and then maintained a touchdown margin the rest of the way. Washington once cut the mar- gin to 21-13 but State's slippery Earnel Darden, who scored three touchdowns, put the game beyond recall by breaking loose on a 44- yard scoring run midway through the fourth quarter. * * * Oregon Surprises California BERKEIJEY, Calif. - Halfback Leroy Phelps' 39-yard scoring run the first time he carried the ball started Oregon's light brigade to a 28-6 football victory over Cali- fornia in a Pacific Coast Con- ference upset yesterday. Oregon's speed and California errors led to three quick touch- downs from which the Bears never recovered. A crowd of 32,000 saw the Ducks take a 21-0 lead before the second quarter was six minutes old. California produced its only scoring drive early in the third quarter, going 83 yards in 15 plays with Jack Hart tallying on a 4-yard buck. * * * Roberts' Run Leads Trojans PULLMAN, Wash--The South- ern California Trojans, came from behind on a 96-yard kickoff re- turn by C. R. Roberts and stayed ahead on the running of reliable Ernie Zampese for a 28-12 Pacific Coast Conference football victory yesterday over Washington State. Roberts, a bruising junior, took the second half kickoff on his four, brushed through a cluster of WSC players on about the 30 and sped untouched to the goal.. Zampese, who scored twice for the Trojans, carried the ball eight times straight in the fourth quar- ter, as the winners were content to eat up yardage in small chunks. EASTERN CONFERENCE W L T New York ............4 1 0 Chi. Cardinals....... 4 1 0 Philadelphia ...........2 3 0 Pittsburgs ......... 2 3 0 Washington ...........2 3 0 Cleveland ....1..... 4 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE W 1, T Detroit...............5 0 0 Chi. Bears............4 1 0 Baltimore............. 2 3 0 Green Bay...........2 3 0 Los Angeles........... 1 4 0 San Francisco.. ...... 1 4 0 Pct. .800 .800 .400 .400 .400 .200 Pct. 1.000 .800 .400 .400 .200 .200 BIG TEN *Michigan 17, Iowa 14 *Michigan 33, Wisconsin 0 *Indiana 19, Marquette 13 *Ohio State 6, Northwestern 2 *Minnesota 9, Pittsburgh 6 *Illinois 7, Purdue 7 (tie) EAST Yale 19, Dartmouth 0 Princeton 21, Brown 7 *Syracuse 13, Penn State 9 Holy Cross 21, Boston U. 12 Conn. 0, New Hamp. 0 (tie) *Penn 28, Harvard 14 Columbia 25, Cornell 19 *Navy 33, Notre Dame 7 *Army 55, Colgate 46 Slippery Rock 16, Clarion 6 MIDWEST Tulsa 14, College of Pacific 13 Cincinnati 33, Detroit 7 Kansas 20, Kansas State 15 Nebraska 15, Missouri 14 Houston 41, Wichita 16 Omaha 21, Wayne 0 SOUTH *Georgia Tech 7, Duke 0 Vanderbilt 6, Virgilna 2 W. Virginia 14, Geo. Wash. 0 *Tennessee 20, North Carolina 0 *Kentucky 14, Maryland 0 Clemson 21, VPI 6 South Carolina 13, Furman 6 *Mississippi 46, La. 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