DAILY
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Jpset By N. Carolina;'!
'enn State Bows to Army
Flu-Ridden Oklahoma Defeats Iowa State;
Texas A&M Rolls Over Missouri, 28-0
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CHAPEL HILL, N. C. - North
Carolina turned a recovered fun-
ble and an intercepted pass into
touchdowns yesterday to 'upset
sixth-ranked Navy, 13-7,
Navy's. vaunted offense, which
had crushed Boston College and
William and Mary, was held in
check by a tight Tar Heel defense
until early in the final period when
halfback Tarry Hurst scored from
the one to climax a drive that car-
ried from Navy's 27. Ned Oldham
kicked the extra point.
* * *
UNIVERSITY PARK.,Pa. -
Army's offense minded'cadets,
passing and running with poise,
power and skill, rammed through
three third quarter touchdowns
yesterday and established them-
selves as a definite eastern power
with a 27-13 win over Penn State.
It was a rip-roaring offensive
game all the way as the Nittany
Lions delighted a record home
crowd of 32,000 by outscoring the
Cadets 13-7 in the first half. But
the roof fell in the third quarter
as quarterback Dae Bourland guid-
Press
Mil-
iome
Same
is in
Yan-
Missouri's game but outmanned
Tigers, 28-0, yesterday in an inter-
sectional football game.
A&M, the nation's fifth ranked
team, scored two touchdowns in
the second quarter and two in the
third.
Be rs, 2110
The Baltimore Colts snubbed as
try for a tying field goal, went for
Sa touchdown instead and got it,
then went on to beat the Chicago
Bears, 21-10, last night to take
over undisputed first place in the
Western Conference -of the Na-
tional Football League. ,
In Eastern Division play, the*
Cleveland Browns defeated the
Pittsburgh Steelers, 23-12, with
u Groza kicking two field goals.
he New 'York Giants also won
defeating the Philadelphia Eagles,
24-20.
In today's action, the Detroit
Lions will be playing the upstart
Green Bay Packers at Green Bay.
The Los Angeles Rams will journey
to 'Frisco to renew .their intense'
rivalry wifh the San Francisco
Forty-Niners.
The Chicago Cardinals journeyj
to Washington to meet the Wash-'
ington Redskins. The Cardinals
will get a second chance.to see if
their newly found offense and
Quarterback Earl Morrall's'radar
arm accounted + for both of the
Steelers' touchdowns on passes to
Earl (Jug) Girard for 22 yards in
the second quarter and 31 yards in
the third period.
The Eagles tied and went ahead
in the second period but the,
Giants came roaring back in the
third and were never headed.
his ed the Black Knights to three
aree touchdowns.
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I-It. drve into tne
Kubgek singled inri
ning.
kee pitchers, starting
hl, eased the Yanks'
walks as New York
ies lead by romping
led triumph in the
if the best-of-seven
was almost as in-
uhl in tlis heralded
throwing righthand-
d four, and allowed
fore Casey Stengel
n Larsen in the sec-
les of 1956
ihed as though he
rowing that perfect
* He blew down the'
aves he faced, run-
,year series string to
ve batters, before
,n hit a two-strike
r in the fifth. Aaron
ong with his homer,
NORMAN, Okla. - A wobbly
Oklahoma football team-obfious-
ly off stride after a bout with the
flu caught a stubborn Iowa State'
eleven yesterday, and it wasn't'
until the late stages of the Big
Eight Conference contest that the
Sooners were able to finally pull
away with-a.40-14 victory.
Oklahoma, the nation's No. I
team, won its 42nd straight game
but it was the Sooner's second.
team that showed the spark which
Imarked the previous triumph. The
alternates made two late touch-
downs.
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COLUMBIA, Mo.-Texas A&M's
Aggies made routine work out of
Football
GRID PICK 4CORES
Michigan 26, Georgia 0
MSU 19, California 0
11ino5 40, Colgate 0
Notre Dame 26, Indiana 0
Iowa 20, Washington 13
Minnesota 21, Purdue 17
Ohio State 35, Washington 7
Oregon St. 22, NU 3
Wisconsinjf 45j West Virginia 13 E
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USED CARS
1951 HILLMAN SEDAN in running con-
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1950 CHEV. 2 door.Radio, heater. Good
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'52 NASH STATESMAN. Bed. Good con-
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RADIOS, REPAIRS
Columbia Automatic
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$49.95 up
Diamond Needles $9.95 up
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REAL ESTATE'
FOR SALE - New home on Sheehan
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DRESSMAKER
Dressmaking and Alterations'
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CONVERT your double-breasted suit to
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Double-breasted tuxedos converted to
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PETS AND SUPPLIES
TROPIbAL FISH aquariums and sup-
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UNIVERSITY AQUARIUM
328 East Liberty NO 3-0224
507 W Cross, Ypsi HU 3-3695
(Open daily except Thursday)
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BABY PARAKEETS and breeders. Ca-
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Phone in every room
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Story of the co-ed -- Part 3
So this little co-ed tossed her hands
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And exclaimed that she was in a state
of despair!
Vowing that this would be her last.
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DISTINCT STYLING in fabric and
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ober 15
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