Passes Let Irish Romp By 38 to 0
Michigan State crushed Purdue 41-20 in a Homecoming game at East Lansing before 70 014 fans. Bob Apisa ran for three touchdowns and Jimmy Raye threw effectively as MSU built a 28-0 lead and stretched its win streak to six while Purdue fought back late.
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Ohio State Rallies Past Wisconsin 24 13 in Big Ten Thriller
Ohio State erased a 13-10 deficit in the fourth quarter with a 79 yard drive capped by Paul Hudsons six yard TD. Quarterback Bill Long and Hudson combined for two late scores as the Buckeyes beat Wisconsin 24-13 before 84 265 fans.
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Luther Smashes William Penn 40-14 to Stay Unbeaten
Luther remains undefeated at 6-0 after a 40-14 victory over William Penn. The win secures five Iowa conference wins this season and sets up a title showdown with Central next Saturday for undisputed top spot. Central also stays perfect at 5-0 with a 19-14 victory over Dubuque.
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Pierce Leads Upper Iowa Past Simpson in Conference Standout
Pierce ran four touchdowns for Upper Iowa in a 43-12 Iowa conference win over Simpson. The host defense limited Simpson to minus 73 rushing yards as Peacock drives built a 27-0 halftime lead. Steve Becker threw two TD passes, 20 yards to Ted Rodgers and 21 to Charlie Brown.
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Northwestern Beats Iowa 24 to 15 in Big Ten action
College football results feature Northwestern over Iowa 24 15 in the Big Ten. Multiple conferences across the Midwest show wide scores including Indiana 49 Michigan 0 and Purdue 20 Michigan St 41. Other notable games include Notre Dame 38 Oklahoma 0 and Texas 14 Rice 6.
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Martin's Kicks Help Washington Beat Oregon 10-7
Washington used Don Martins kicking to set up a fourth quarter break and converted an Oregon fumble into a touchdown to win 10-7 in a Pacific-8 football clash. Oregon fumbled once, Washington capitalized with the decisive score in Seattle.
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O Connell Leads Regis Past Alleman 20 0 Win
Cedar Rapids Regis defeats Rock Island Alleman 20 to 0 as Steve O Connell throws two TDs and 153 passing yards. End Rick Dvorak records 75 receiving yards and Hank Ryan adds 43 rushing yards. Regis improves to 6 0 with next game against Waterloo East.
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Halas scoffs at posing and handshakes after loss
George Halas, Bears owner coach, declines photos with Rams aide George Allen and brushes off postgame formalities in Los Angeles. Allen calls Halas that kind of guy as the Rams beat the Bears.
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WBC to award fight title to Ramos amid crowd protests
The World Boxing Council official announced Ramos would receive the world title and dispute purses for Ortiz and referee Billy Conn. The bout ended when Conn stopped it for Ortiz by technical knockout, prompting Ortiz to leave the ring as fans protested and damaged the arena.
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Iowa State Stays in Big Eight Race After Missouri Win
Iowa State, aided by a 30 yard field goal from Tom Busch after recovering a Missouri fumble, improves to 3 1 in the Big Eight and 1-4-1 overall. Missouri holds a 2-0-1 Big Eight mark and 4-1-1 season record as Tim Van Galder connected on a 50 yard pass to Busch and Les Web clones scored on a right tackle run.
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Mississippi Pounds Houston in 27 6 Victory
Mississippi turned Houston mistakes into 17 points in the first half and coasted to a 27 6 win. Doug Cunningham and Rocky Fleming scored touchdowns and Jimmy Keyes added the first of two field goals, set up by interceptions and a fumble recovery.
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Six Dodger Homers Power 16-5 Tour Opener
The Los Angeles Dodgers hit six home runs and routed the Yomiuri Giants 16-5 in Tokyo, signaling strong bat power beyond their World Series showing against Baltimore. The game opened their Japanese tour with a decisive victory.
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