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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1961

Page

26

Sophomore backs spark Ohio State win over UCLA

Ohio State beats UCLA 13 to 3 as sophomore Paul Warfield scores the go ahead 13 yard touchdown in the fourth quarter and Matt Snell adds a 33 yard run. Bob Smith starred for UCLA with a 32 yard field goal and 82 yards on 22 carries. Bill Minkowski completed 10 of 11 passes for 86 yards as OSU improves to 1 0-? and UCLA drops to 0-? in a cool Columbus crowd of 82 992.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State Bruins UCLA Bucks Texas Christian Buckeye Bob Smith Smith Paul Warfield Matt Snell Locust Valley N. Y Michigan Mel Profit Bob Ferguson Ferguson Snell Kee Bobby Smith Beers Vanraaphors OSU

Harvard Cruises Past Cornell Behind Halaby Two TD Runs

Harvard defeated Cornell 14 to 0 in Cambridge as halfback Ted Halaby scored on 55 and 4 yard runs. The Harvard offense featured sharp lines with Hart and Boyda as key ends and Diehl and Gaston on the line. The win ends Harvard's series drought since 1956 and hands Cornell a debut loss under Coach Harp. About 11,000 spectators watched the Ivy clash.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Ted Halaby Clemson Cornell Halaby Rochester N.Y Boyda Pete Hart Tom Gaston Bill Swinford Dick Dieh Big Rec Tom Harp Haelaby Ward Marv—Helaby

Michigan State Stuns Stanford 31-3 In Lopsided Win

Michigan State, sixth ranked, dominated Stanford behind a ground game and two late fourth quarter touchdowns. The Spartans built 77 and 80 yard drives, overcame fumbles, and held Stanford to a field goal and single safety in a sunny East Lansing upset mood.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State Stanford Spartans

California Bears Tie Missouri 14 to 14 in Intersectional Clash

In Columbia California underdog Cal fought Missouri to a 14 all tie. Randy Gold returned from knee injury to direct two Cal scoring drives while Jerry Scattini and Alan Nelson contributed key plays. Missouri mounted late pressure but could not pull ahead.

Columbia, Mo California Golden Bears Missouri Tigers Randy Gold Gold Jerry Scattini Jim Ferguson Bears Alan Nelson

Wisconsin Wins 6-3 On Two Field Goals

Wisconsin defeats Indiana 6 to 3 in Bloomington as Jim Bakken kicks two field goals and Ron Miller limits the Hoosiers offense. Bakken’s 32 yarder opened scoring, Woodson added a 22 yard FG before half. Bakken sealed the win with a 27 yard boot late in the game.

Wisconsin Bloomington Ind Indiana Hoosiers Ron Miller Jim Bakken Miller Badgers Ron Staley Woody Moore Bill Olslavsky Woodson Hoosier Jim Nettles Muncie

Northwestern Routs Illinois 28 7 Behind Swingle's Three Scores

Northwestern overpower Illinois 28 7 as sophomore fullback Bill Swingle scores three times. The offense rolled 245 yards on 32 plays with drives of 75 64 55 and 51 yards. Swingle crossed twice on a 22 yard reception and a 3 yard rush, while Frew Quinn passed for the first score.

Champaign Ill Northwestern Illinois Bill Swingle Swingle Grand Haven Mich Boston College

Nebraska Rolls Past Kansas State in Big Eight Showdown

Willie Ross a 193 pound sophomore from Helena Arkansas led Nebraska to a 24 0 win over unbeaten Kansas State. Ross scored on runs of 1 54 and 17 yards and teamed with Bill Thornton to quell a 19 500 crowd. Thornton added 100 rushing yards as the Huskers improved to 2 0.

Manhattan Kan Willie Ross Helena Ark Nebraska Kansas State Ross Bill Thunder Thornton K-State Indiana Air Force Academy Huskers Thornton Meade

Huskies Use Secret Weapon Ohler To Top Pittsburgh 22-17

Washington’s Pete Ohler, a rookie quarterback, enters in the second quarter and drives a 71 yard, six play march ending with Nat Whitmeyer scoring. Ohler later connects on a 42 yard pass to Lee Bernhar to seal a 22-17 win over Pittsburgh.

Seattle Washington Pete Ohler Pittsburgh Huskies Lee Bernhardt Ohler Nat Whitmeyer Whitmeyer Husky Panthers Ittsburgh Nashington Wash—Whitmeyer Pitt Martha Leeson Vaccine FG Cox Wash—Bernhardi Bernhardi

Underdog Trojans Fall Short in Close Iowa Clash

Iowa built an early 21 point lead and held a 35 20 edge, but USC rallied late with passes from Nelson to Bedsole for a 35 34 final. A two point try failed as time expired. Hawkeyes Williams Hollis starred with multiple touchdowns and pivotal long plays.

Los Angeles Iowa Southern California Trojans Bill Nelson Hawkeye Sammie Harris Southern Cal Trojan Ftumbles Wilburn Hollis Hawkeyes Joe Williams Williams Willie Brown Rich McMahon Nelson Pete Beathard Nelsen Phil Hoover Matthew Szykowny Cloyd Webb Hawks Hollis Lon Hal Bedsole

Michigan Stuns Army 38-8 in Ann Arbor Showdown

Michigan overpowers Army 38 to 8 as 65,000 fans watch the Wolverines control the game with a bruising ground attack. Dave Raimey opens scoring with a 12 yard run, Benny McCrae adds a 47 yard TD, and Bob Chandler connects on a 36 yard pass for Michigan’s final score. Army's Dick Eckert tallies 164 passing yards with a late touchdown.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Army Wolverines Dave Raimey Doug Bickle Benny McCrae Bump Elliott Bob Chandler Chandler Bob Brown Dick Eckert Cadets Army Peterseeishees Raimey Bickle McRae jArmy—Peterson Eckert Ellerson Blackgrove Tunnicliff McLennan

SMU Edges Air Force 9 7 For Season Restart

SMU kicker John Richey kicked a 30 yard field goal with 30 seconds left to lift SMU over Air Force 9 to 7. The victory ends SMU’s 13 game winless streak dating to mid November 1959. Air Force had taken an early lead on Nick Arshinikoff’s 3 yard run.

Dallas John Richey Southern Methodist Air Force Academy SMU Methodists Lewis Albright Tommy Brennan Arian Flake Roger Braugh Air Force Falcon Richey Sm"s Nick Arshnikoff Brennan Lair Force Vacé Arshin

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