Van Galder Leads Cards to 103 Upset of Colts
Ex Army quarterback Tim Van Galder qualified for the NFL pension with the St. Louis Cardinals upset of the Baltimore Colts 103. He went 10 of 45 for 110 yards but connected on a 71 yard pass to Jackie Smith that set up Danny Anderson's winning TD. Unitas threw for 257 yards as Baltimore fell. Other Week 1 results included the Dolphins over Chiefs 20-10 and the Packers over the Browns 26-10.
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Raiders Rout Steers 33 0 at Kingston Stadium
The Rapid Raiders, a semi pro squad, overwhelmed the Kansas City Steers 33 0 at Kingston Stadium. Led by Bolden and Levi Mitchell the Raiders’ defense limited KC to 15 rushing yards and 56 total yards, while Hoy Sell and John Ortell connected for scores.
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Norway Wins Own Tournament Championship at Home
Norway defeated Watford 4-2 to win its 27th annual Nor way baseball tournament on the home field. Lee Brecht drove in two runs in the final, while Al Schulte earned the win. Semifinals saw Watford beat Watkins 6-1 and Norway edge Fairfax 1-0. Erickson homered for Walford in its semifinal, and Jim Van Seoyac pitched a one hitter for Watford.
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Surgery Ends Hawk Back Craig Johnson's Season
The Iowa Hawkeyes tailback Craig Johnson suffered a complete shoulder separation in Saturday's 24-0 loss to Ohio State and will need surgery Monday, ending his season. The senior from Denison rushed for 14 yards before injury, after switching from defense to tailback last season.
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Hawkeyes fall as Brandt Yocom shines in loss to Ohio State
Iowa fans saw a dramatic kickoff as Brandt Yocom, a blond sophomore from Chariton, made his first college catch amid a 21-0 defeat by Ohio State. Town players emphasized hustle and spirit, with Yocom driven by his father Curt’s Hawkeye legacy. Coaches noted freshmen saw time and Ohio State urgency, while anticipation built for next year’s rematch.
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Trojans Dominate Beavers 41-6 in Memorial Coliseum
No. 1 USC, coached by John McKay, outplayed Oregon State 41-6 as OSU fumbled seven times. McKay praised his faster squad while OSU coach Dee Andros lamented the lopsided loss and late touchdown.
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