European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 17, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes monday november 17, 1958 Crotty Izo guide Irish to 34-24 decision Over Aerial minded tar heels South Bend ind. A Junior halfback Jim grotty led an inspired 70-Yard hearing drive in the third period that pushed notre Dame to a 34-24 Victory Over North Carolina s Aerial circus saturday. In handing the tar heels their third defeat of the season after six consecutive conquests and their ninth straight setback in the series the Irish piled up a 21-6 Lead Early in the second Quarter then blew it in the third.y4 _ quarterback Jack Cummings who passed for two touchdowns in the first half set up two More with aerials in the third. Fullback Don Klochak scored both of them on smashes of three rid one Yards to end drives of 65 and 72 Yards. Cummings try for the two extra Points failed after each to but the tar heels moved into a 24-21 Edge. Muck diets score then grotty sent 56,839 fans to their feet with runs of 31, nine and 11 Yards to steer the Irish on a 70-Yard scoring thrust capped by Sophomore Rod Mack s 15-Yard Gal  Irish added an insurance touchdown in the last  Carolina failed to make less than a Yard on a fourth Down Gam ble and notre Dame took Over on the tar Heel 30. Crotty s running and George Izo s passes set up the touchdown from the three. Izo carried it across on a keeper  Dame capitalized on a pass interception a recovered Fumble and a poor North Carolina punt to Lake its 21-12 halftime Lead. Izo steals pass the tar heels went ahead 6-0 in the opening minutes on Cummings four Yard toss to Dom  the Irish went 62 Yards in seven plays after Izo stole cum mings pass. Nick Pietrosante blasted Over from Tho two in the drive that was enlivened by Izo s 25-Yard toss to Bob  Stickles booted the first of his four extra Points and the Irish were ahead to stay until the tar heels third period rally. Izo. Timely air strikes standings by associated press National basketball Assn. Eastern division l new York 7 i Bari Cuba 6 3 Pilon 4 8 Philadelphia 4 5 Western division t St. Lou i 8 3 Detroit 6 7 Minneapolis 4 7 Cincinnati i 8 but turny i remits new York 96, Byra Ouie 92 Boiton 130, Cincinnati ids Philadelphia 106, Mann Capolli 101 81. Lou i 102, Detroit 91 pot. .87 .667 .571 .444 it. .667 .417 .364 Iii National hockey w l t Montreal Boiton Detroit new York Chicago Toronto league p of a 40 48 34 33 47 47 14 43 56 id 28 41 20 58 17 53 16 15 saturday results Montreal 3. Chicago i new York 4, Boiton 2 Detroit 4, Toronto i american hockey Buffalo Hershey Burl Nallen Cleveland Providence Rochester w 13 iia 6 64 l 2 6 10 10 10 ii league p of a 26 60 22 52 16 77 18 57 12 40 61 0 41 58 saturday t re Multi  6. Providence 2 Cleveland 3, Buffalo i Hershey 3, Rochester 2 Brown tops Harvard Cambridge mass. A Brown quarterback Frank Finney capped a sparkling performance by scoring on the final play saturday to Nail Down a 29-22 Victory Over frustrated Harvard. Princeton raps Yale for big three title new Haven Conn. Up twice beaten Princeton avenged two straight upset losses to Yule by  the bulldogs 50 14, saturday to Clinch the big three football title and maintain a first place tie in the Ivy  s Point total equalled the Mark set by Pennsylvania against Yale in 1940 and was the highest score Ever run up by the tigers in the nation s oldest consecutive football rivalry which began in 1878. Second spar mate quits Akins Camp Champ too vicious Carlinville 111. A the training Camp of welterweight King Virgil Akins thursday sent out an sos for More sparring partners As the dec. 5 title fight with Don Jordan  Yawitz Coman Ngor of Akins snid his fighter has proved exceptionally vicious in training  welterweight Willie dil Lon left Camp thursday Yawitz said because Akins was boxing too hard and Dillon has an important fight in Chicago in 11  training habits did t fit into Dillon s plans Yawitz said. Dillon s departure was the Sec Ond from Akins Camp. The first sparring partner to leave was Wil Bur Robinson. Minnesota whips Mich. State 39-12 Minneapolis a Minne Sota ended its 10-game losing string saturday by crushing Michigan state 39-12, to plunge the once mighty spartans into a last place finish in the big  and interceptions led directly to three Minnesota touch Downs. Two More interceptions stifled Michigan state touchdown threats in the first half line there was still Hope for the spartans. Michigan state lost the Ball four times on fumbles and six time by interceptions. The defeat was state s worst since 1947 when it was beaten by Michigan 55-0. Thu overcomes longhorns Texas am shocks Rice Houston a Charley Milstead an injured tailback who was a doubtful starter scored two touchdowns and passed for another saturday in leading Texas am to a 28-21 upset Victory that knocked the Rice owls out of a tie for the South West conference Lead. Milstead a 187-Pound Junior drove Rice ragged with his Sharp passing As the aggie ignored a 16-Point underdog role and thrilled a crowd of 57,000 by handing the owls their fir8t defeat in four conference games. The aggie were in almost com plete control after blocking Back 3ordon Leboeuf grabbed a partially blocked Rice punt Early in the third period and raced 55 Yards or a touchdown that broke a 14-14 halftime tie. Decisive margin minutes later Milstead gave the aggie their winning margin by carrying Over from the one to Climax a 59-Yard drive. Rice came Back with a 67-Yard scoring drive in the closing period but the owls otherwise were unable to move beyond the am 40. Milstead who connected on 15 of 28 passes for 165 Yards hit end John Tracey for a 12-Yard touch Down that gave the aggie a 7-0 Lead. Rice replied with a 72-Yard March that saw quarterback Jon Schnable score from the one. Fullback Hart Peebles put Rice ahead 14-7, in the second period by scoring from the one but Mil Stead plunged Over from the one five seconds before the half and the score was tied again at 14-14.then came Leboeuf s touchdown dash. Third string quarterback Bobby Wright passed four Yards to end buddy dial for Rice s final touch Down. Dawkins tallies 3 touchdowns As army tops Villanova 26-0 West Point . A Pete Dawkins at his Brilliant Best wound up his playing career in army s Michie stadium saturday by scoring three touchdowns and pacing the unbeaten cadets to a 26-0 Victory Over stubborn Vil Lanova. It was the last Home game forthe army football Captain and mainly because of his efforts the cadets will go up against Navy nov. 29 undefeated for the firs time in eight years. In 1950 army had won eight straight before los ing to Navy. This season Only a 14-14 tie with Pitt Mars the record. The speedy hard running Daw Kins broke the game open with an80-Yard return of Jim Grazione s punt in the second Quarter. He scored a second time on a 46-Yard pass from Joe Caldwell and made his third touchdown on a five Yard run after setting it up with a 48-Yard pass play with Caldwell pitching. The fourth army score was made by sub halfback Gil Roesler on a four Yard drive off tackle after most of the army regulars had re tired. Dawkins performance his second Best scoring feat of the season be t u capacity crowd of 27,250warmed through a Damp drizzly afternoon which became so dark the lights were turned on Early in the third Quarter. Skiing conditions Gall Misch 10,000 feet skiing at Zug Spitze weather Cloudy temperature 26 degrees forecast unsettled. Berchtesgaden 0,000 feet skiing at Rossfeld weather Cloudy temperature 80 degrees forecast unsettled. Fort Worth Tex. Up Texas Christian s sluggish horned frogs wore Down Texas spirited longhorns with a Brilliant blend of second half Power and passing that netted a 22-8 comeback Vic tory and kept them in line for a new year s Day bowl Date. Out charged and outfoxed throughout the opening two periods by a pressing Texas line the frogs bounced Back to wipe out an 8-0 deficit with a 68 Yard third Quarter surge and two lightning Aerial thrusts in the final Quarter to take Over the undisputed Southwest conference Lead. The Victory coupled with Texas am s 28-21 upset of Rice at hous ton gave thu a 4-0 conference record against 3-1 for Rice and the inside track on a Cotton bowl engagement in Dallas Jan. 1. Hustling Hunter Enis Dove the final foot at the end of the Long third Quarter drive passed to full Back Jack spikes for the tying two Points and put the game out of Texas reach Early in the final period with an 11-Yard touchdown pass to end Jimmy Gilmore. Texas now 2-3 in conference play had acquired its Lead with touchdown in the opening Quarter and a safety in the second period. The horned frogs invade hous ton next saturday to Battle Rice. A thu Victory would Clinch the conference title since All other team members have lost at least twice. The frogs close their sea son against Baylor nov. 29 while Rice meets Southern methodist the same Day. Arkansas 13, sum 6 Fayetteville Ark up a Homecoming Day crowd of 28,000 fans saw Arkansas put the brakes on Southern methodist s vaunted Aerial attack and go on to upset the Mustangs 13-6  Billy k y s e r circled right end for 38 Yards Early in the third period to give the porkers tying touchdown. Seven minutes later quarterback Jim Monroe hurled a 10-Yard touchdown pass to end Charles Barnes to Clinch the first Victory Over the ponies Here in 12 years. Charley Milstead. Ruffles owls feathers Pete Dawkins. At Brilliant beat Cornell bows to Dartmouth Ithaca . A halfback Johnny Crouthamel and a hard charging Dartmouth line ground out a 32-15 Victory Over Cornell saturday while 16,000 watched Ona Damp mild afternoon. Dartmouth remained tied with Princeton for the Ivy league Lead. They meet next saturday to Crown a Champion. Cornell the Early Leader was eliminated from therace. Coach Bob Blackman s sturdy line so dominated play that Dart Mouth never threw a pass except for attempted conversions after three of its five touchdowns. Dartmouth rolled up an 18-0 Lead before Cornell was Able to break into the scoring column. Vols upset rebels 18-16, on Etter s 75-Yard score Knoxville Tenn. A Sophomore tailback Gene Etter delighted 27,100 Tennessee Homecoming fans saturday As he sprinted 75 Yards for a touchdown that gave the vols an 18-16upset Victory Over Mississippi. Etter s game winning dash came in the fourth period with Mississippi leading 16-12, and apparently Well on the Way to their eighth Triumph of the season. The Fleet Little 160-Pounder from Chattanooga ran to the right dashed Down the sideline to Midfield Cut left and outran the rebels to score standing up. Mississippi missed a Golden Opportunity to pull the game out of the fire late in the fourth period when it drove to the vols four Only to see Bob a Hayas Field goal attempt sail to the left of the uprights. The rebels who had lost Only to first ranked Louisiana state did All their scoring in the second Quarter. Tennessee scored in the first third and fourth periods