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Section iteirmt Mtnn press ports Today SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, I960 iwrr VI! Irish KO 'd 14-7 21-0; Bounce Beats NU, v.r XT Spartans Rock 'Em, Sock 'Em Duffy Has A'D's Number Glinka's Passes Tell Tale Line. Saves Wolverines raf i VV cr. v.l? Sv, v. zS'j: -J htoJsJ MICH NW II 4 1 9 1 1 i 7 4-H I 1 $is lo-is ND 11 151 15 1 4-34 1 IS MSII 11 147 113 S-11 4 4-4S 1 7S 7-11 First itownt Birthing yard Passin yarda Passes Passat mtarcaoted Punts Fumbles lest Yards panaliiad MSO Notra Dam irl down tushmo vrljt Pjssps Punf unibtt lnt Yard penahied North western Mtr hf an 1 1 45 10 0 7- 7 0 4 0 (-14 14 i i 1 1 i i i V'- 1 Tti JT MSU Grim set IS pass intarceation MICH Jnhnton 35 pats from Glinka (hick failrdi NWN-A. Kimbroush 1 run (Stock tM'k).

MICH Tunmrhtf 1 run (McRae nv from Glinka). Brandstattcr kick). MSU Stewart SI pass fren, Wilson (Brandstatter kick). MSU Adder lev 23 pass from Wilses (Brandstatter kick). aC BY HAL MIPDLESWORTH Frea Press Staff Writer SOUTH BEND, Ind.

Tempers flared and fists flew but that was the only punch displayed by hapless Notre Dame Saturday as Michigan State registered an historic 21-0 football verdict. It was the fifth straight for MSU coach Duffy Daugherty in the Spartan-Irish series, an all-time high for a rival coach against Notre Dame, as well as State'a eighth victory in the last nine meetings of the neighborhood rivals. THE SPARTANS bounced Jback smartly from last week's loss to Iowa and turned Notre Dame's well-known weakness 1 ZT'. a Xotre Dame's George Sefcik (32) gained 10 yards before this MSU trap snapped shut. BY BOB riM.E Free Press Staff Writer ANN ARBOR With a little bit of luck, as the son? goes, Michigan and Northwestern did some trading Saturday.

Rut thp Wolverines lame off with the best of the deal ani the football game, 14-7. They pulled it out in the fourth quarter with a wild pass play that turned, in a derisive instant, from a Wildcat interception into the setup for the winning Michigan touchdown. IN A CASK of too much protection two Northwestern do-fenders bumped a pass away from each other info the hands of Wolverine end Bob for a 50-yard gain to the Wildcat one-yard line. Fullback Bill Tunnidiff got flie touchdown two plays later, and quarterback Dave Glinka, who had thrown the good-lurk pass, hackee! It with a two-point conterslon flip to Bennie MrKae. The Wolverines still had 3'? minutes left of fighting off desperation Northwestern passing, but they handled the joh successfully.

THE 'CATS Also grabbed break for the touchdown that gave them a 7-6 lead less than five minutes earlier in the same fourth period. PURDUE'S JONES: 3 TDs into touchdowns for a 2-1-1 season record. College Football Results Willie 's Too Wild Their first tally was scored1 by defensive star Ike Grimsley, who sprinted 35 yards with an intercepted pass of which the Irish have had 13 in three straight losses after an opening! victory. i For Buckeyes, 24-21 Quarterback Tom Wilson took advantage of Notre Dame'a leaky pasg defense CO.MK TO ME Gary McNitt was all by himself when he intercepted this erratic nrthesfern pass. The Michigan senior from Mesiek returned the ball 10 yards to the Wildcat 44-yard line.

BIG TEX Indiana 34. Marquette 8. Iowa 28, Wisconsin 21. MICHIGAN 14, Northwestern 7. MSU 21.

Notre Dame 0. Minnesota 21. Illinois 10. Purdue 24, Ohio State 21. STATE Albion 27.

Adrian 12. Central Mich. 28, Eastern Mich. when he booted hi3 field goal with nine minutes left in the third period. Allen was a major cog in the Boilermaker offense.

He for State's other scores. He flipped a short screen; pass to halfback Don Stewart: for a 52-yard TD just before the first half ended, then hit halfback Herb Adderley with another payoff aerial of 23 yards in the fourth quarter. i ART BRANDSTATTER kicked all three extra points. OSU PUR First downs .14 17 Rushin9 yardae 140 la Passing yardase 145 15 Passes (-13 5-7 Passes intercepted 0 Punts 5-33 a 3-3 3 Fumbles lost 9 1 Yards penalized 45 33 Ohio State 14 7 -l Purdue 7 7 10 24 PUR Jones 1 plunge (Allen kick). PUR Jones 3 plunge (Allen kick).

OSU Ferguson 4 run (Jones kick). OSU-Purdue 31 pass from Matte (Jones kick). PUR-FG Allen 31 OSU Ferguson 1 plunge (Jones kick). PUR -Jones 24 run (Allen kick). TITANS IFA7, 19-17 U-D Hurt- But 0.

Detroit 19, Boston Col. 17. Ferri 19, Indiana Cent. 0. Hillsdale 39, Olivet 0.

Kalamazoo 12. Alma 9. threw only six passes, but completed five of them for 85 yards. Ohio State fullback Bob Ferguson and Matte were the big gainers for the Buckeyes. Ferguson scored twice, on plunges of one and five yards.

Matte threw for one touchdown, a 31-yard toss to Tom Michigan Tech 13. St. Cloud St. BV ED SAIXSBURY LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPD Willie Jones scored three touchdowns and Bernie Allen kicked a 32-yard field goal Saturday to give Purdue a 24-21 upset triumph over Ohio State, the nation's second-ranked college team, before 46,284 fans.

It was the first defeat in four starts for the Buckeyes and the second victory in four games for the Boilermakers. THE BOILERMAKER line. tackle Jerry Beaubout, guards Stan Sczurek and Ron Mai tony, and ends Forest Farmer and John Elwell, out-charged the Buckeyes and stifled Ohio State quarterback Tom Matte on his favorite option play constantly. Purdue tlefense deserveil equal credit for the victory. It stopped Ohio State's first assault and Purdue had a touchdown in less than four minutes of play.

BC Is Hurting! Dave Raimey unwisely tried a running grab of a gyrating Wildcat punt on his 27 and kicked it into a Northwestern fumble recovery by renter Nichols. A three-yard lo, an Incomplete pass and an 11-yard flip from quarterback Dick Thornton to Mike Stock left the Wildcat needing; two yard from the 19 on fourth clown. They got all 1 in one shot a Al Kimbrough th distance around the right with a pit.choiit. Stock's conversion made the score 7-4 Michigan had scored previously lale in the first hulf on a 35-yard pass from Glinka to Johnson, but John Ha 1st ead'. conversion kick was wide.

Jimmy Tiller set up this TD with a 25-yard run, then took passes of 10 and 12 yards from Allen to make possible Jones' two-yard scoring plunge. In the next period the Buck-eves aeain were halted and keeping his season record perfect at eight for eight. As in their losses to Purdue and North Carolina, the Irish came up with a slight margin in rushing yardage (151-147) and in first downs (12-11). But don't be fooled by that. The closest they came to ncorinu was near the end of the first half when Wilson suffered his only pass Interception In a 5-for-10 effort on the Spartans' 28-yard line.

The Irish, lost four yards on BY JACK BERRY Free Press Staff Writer BOSTON Crippled by the loss of three key players, underdog University of Detroit played its finest game of the season in edging Boston College, 19-17, Saturday. Purdue needed only nine plays 'for Jones to drive over from Perdue, and he helped set up Ferguson's scores, hitting Tom Bryant for 67 yards to the Boilermaker eight and connecting to Perdue another time to put-the ball on the three. Matte in all gained 145 yards on eight completions in 13 tries. It wai Purdue's 12th straight win at home over the last three seasons and its sixth triumph in 21 games with Ohio State. Muskingum 47.

Hope 0. Wayne St. 22, Wash. Jeff. 15.

MIDWEST Ashland 58, Wilmington 0. 27, Akron 0. Ball St. 24. Oepauw 20.

Beloit 14, Lawrence 6. Bethany (Kan.) 22. McPherson IS. Rowling- Green 14. Toledo 3.

Ruenavista 20, Wartburp 3. Rutler 27, Valparaiso 20. Capital 24, Renyon 20. Carleton 27. Grinnell 0.

Central (O.) St. 28, Kentucky St. 0. Cent. Wis.

St. 45, Milwaukee 7. Coe 30, Monmouth 6. Colorado 21. Iowa St.

6. Concordia (111.) 14. Rose Poly 0. Connors St. 13, Eastern Okla.

12. Cornell (la.) 18, Ripon 6. the three with Allen's 37-yard pass to Elwell the big gainer. JONES RAN 26 yards for Purdue's last touchdown, but meanwhile Allen had put the Boilermakers in position to win Only at the end, when U-D was dead tired, did the Eagles', First downs show any sustained offense as Bushmg yamae they punched over a pair of SJti" fourth-period touchdowns. i Passes intercepted Punts BC II HI 12-30 0 4-41 DIET.

10 111 ise 11-22 i 10-35 0 40 I 1J I But Tonv Hanlev intercepted Fumbles lost TIIO! Gil good fortune was 20 'required for the payoff, Michi- Yards penalized Detroit Boston their first play and then had a pass intercepted by MSU's Bob Suci to nip the threat. Notre Dame also reached State's 30 after recovering a Spartan fumble late in the final quarter but nothing came of that, either. THE ONLY good drive by 14-17 gan deserved to win. It was just that the dark, George Van Cott's desperation pass on- the Boston 35 with a minute to go and returned it 22 yards to the 13. U-D ran one play into the line and it was all over.

drizzly afternoon was hardly one to stir the 64.514 present, and critical bobbies and five pass interceptions didn't help But the Wolverines had all the best of it. BC Kirouac 15 FG. U-D Abele 40 pass from Lack (Stiana-han kick). U-D-Karpowici run dusky run failed). U-D Abele 14 pass from Gross (Shane-nan kick failed).

BC Janas 21 pass from Van Cott (Van Cott run). Sikorski 34 pass from Van Cott (Van Cott pass failed). the Irish went from their own 52 Seconds to Go, Iowa Nips Badgers four-yard line to State's 32, l7-D ALSO picked off two other BC passes to kill threats and the Titan line, although outweighed, did a brilliant job, tackling: crisply and rushine when the Spartan's first-quarter tackling left much to be desired. Emporia 21, Bethel 7. I Franklin 26, Earlham 6.

Friends 7, Sterling 0. Ft. Campbell 34. Graceland 7. Ft.

Hays 19. Omaha 18. Huron 41, Dakota Wesley an 13. The MSU defenders repelled the march, however, and Joeivn Cott throughout the game. in t' fourth Perkowski missed a field roal Indiana St.

21. St. Joseph's 7. Iowa Tchs. 26, Morningslde 0.

sprint e.a 1 period. First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaae BV RON SPEER IOWA CITY. Iowa Sophomore halfback Rammie The victory put U-D at 3-1 for the year. BC now Is 0-4. Holy Cross Bumps Oil Dartmouth John Carroll 21, Bethany 0.

Glinka nut passed North-wentern's more touted Thornton in yardage, 115-52, and Wolverine runners more than doubled the distance gained by Ihe enemy afoot. Maybe the key va in the dressing room words of Northwestern coach Ara Tarseghian. "Michigan's line." he sighed, "is much better than we expected and much faster than last year." WIS. 14 1J4 115 11 20" 1 1-41 9 55 14-21 14-21 IOWA 13 141 7 4-t 1 37.1 1 35 7 I passes Passes Intercepted Punts Fumbles tost I Yards penahied I Wisconsin Iowa BC was hurt when -quarterback John Amabile was unable to play. He injured his leg on the final play of practice Thurs- riau r.

s-1 frViA eH-v nrt wni 1 1 rtn Kearney 21, Doane 7. Kent St. 22. Marshall 6. Lakeland 20, Milton 0.

lAke Forest 13, Carroll 13. Louisville 36. Dayton 0. Manchester 7. Tavlor 2.

Mankato St. 21. Bemidji St. 3. Marietta 88.

Hiram 0. (UPD- HANOVER, N.H. permit him to go in although quarterback Bill Joern he sat on the bench. kicked a 20-yard field goal with WIS-Miller 1 run (Kunesh kick). IOWA Ferguson' 11 run (Moore kick).

iOWA-Hoiiis 31 run (Moore kick). IOWA Holds run (Moore kick). WIS Norvell 1 run (run (ails). WIS Norvell 1 run (Richter pass from Mtller). lOWA-Harris 3 past from Hollis (Moor kick).

15 seconds left to give under BI'T THF. Badgers drove 75 yards to narrow the game to 21-13. Then Gene Mosley fumbled the following kickoff on the Hawks' 19, and Wisconsin's Tom Wiesner recovered. It took the Badgers only six plays to score with Merritt Norvell diving over from the two. Ron Miller pitched a strike to end Pat Richter in the end zone for two extra points which tied the score, 21-21, with five minutes left and set up the thrilling finish.

THF. WOLVERINE esneri- Miami (O.) 17, Villanova 7. dog Holy Cross a 9-8 Victory rirtrmnaterl in the ov er previously undefeated lrst wh)cn was markerl Dartmouth College Saturday. which would have been good for 48 yards if it hadn's been short and wide by at least 10 each way. High excitement for the partisan gathering of 59,133 came in the closing- minute when Myron Pottios, Notre Dame's captain and veteran Turn to Page Column 5 Give Daivkins A Hand, Chaps! LONDON (UPI) Pete Dawkins.

former Army A1I-American. made an impressive season debut with the Oxford University rugby team Saturday. Dawkins scored twice in the first 10 minutes, but the "Dark Blues" lost to mond, 9-8. Harris made a diving catch in the end zone of Wilburn Hollis" 39-yard pass with 52 seconds left to give Iowa" a 28-21 Big Ten football victory over Wisconsin Saturday. The spectacular finish dulled a Wisconsin comeback in which the Badgers had scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to tie the favored Hawkeyes, 21-21.

Hollis' pass was tipped by Wisconsin defender Billy Hess but Harris lunged for the deflected ball and tucked it in for the victory. THE IX)SS was the first for Wisconsin this season. By winning, Iowa, ranked second in the Associated Tress poll, reigns with Minnesota as the only unbeaten Big Ten team3. Hollis was the standout, coring two second half The triumph, the first of the season for Holy Cross, ended an eight-game Dartmouth winning streak spread over two seasons. mainly by the trading of a dozen punt.

They didn't allow the 'Cat, beyond their 30-yard stripe in the opening quarter and let them past midfield only onte in the second. The lone it miifct be Van Cott just returned from along layoff because of an ankle fracture. THE TITANS, already missing end Larry Vargo who didn't make the trip at the last minute because of a hairline fracture, lost ace quarterback Bob Lusky on their second touchdown just before the half. Then tackle Joe Trapp, the Titans' biggest, was helped off early in the third quarter with a damaged lejf. Tom Shanahan.

who has a bad shoulder, was Turn to Tage 2, Column 1 Millikin 38, Augustana 14. Minnesota Deluth 44. Concordia (Minn.) 22. Missouri 45, Kansas St. 0.

N. Central 25, 111. eleyan 7. Dakota 16. N.

Dakota Agr. 7. Nebraska 14, Armv 9. NW Mo. St.

53. Mo. Mines 22. Ohio Northern 15, Defiance 14. Ohio U.

6, Xavier (O.) 0. Ohio Wesleyan 83, Mt. Union 0. Oklahoma 13, Kansas 13. Otterbein 22, Onerlin 21.

Ottawa 39, Kansas Wesleyan 20. Turn to I'age 4, Column 1 Sticks Neck Out INGLEW'OOD, Calif. (UPI) touchdowns on flashy runs as the rugged Wisconsin line stopped Iowa's speedy half-hacks, although halfback Larry Ferguson sprinted 18 yards ln the second period for Iowa's first touchdown. Hollis, a junior quarterback, shot the Hawks into a 14-7 lead in the third period by crashing over Wisconsin defenders on a 31-yard touchdown run, and seemingly put Iowa out of --Bye Bye Byrd overtook Adios Quarterbacks Pat McCarthy and Joern passed the Crusaders 58 yards in 55 seconds to set up the field goal. It was only the second field goal Joern ever has kicked.

His first was in the Holy Cross victory over Dartmouth last year. Butler in the stretch Saturday for a neck victory in the first lejj of the American admitted, was serious, starting after Al Kimbrough brought an Intercepted pass hack to the Michigan 4 1. Even then Northwestern was Turn to Page 8, Cou-nni I pacing classic at Hollywood reach with a nine yard scoring jTark. A a i.