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RECORD BREAKERS

?Art Luppino of Arizona scored three touchdowns in team's 42-40 victory over Wyoming for modern major college records of 166 points (highest in 34 years) and 24 touchdowns. Old records: 158 points by Bobby Reynolds of Nebraska in 1950; 22 touchdowns by Reynolds and Wilford White of Arizona State College at Tempe. Luppino also is nation's top rusher with 1,359 yards.

?Paul Larson, University of California back, set new national college mark of 64.1% for forward passing completions (125 of 195 for 1,537 yards), bettering old record of 60.9%, by Don Heinrich of Washington in 1950.

?Fordham's two-mile world relay mark of 7:27.3, set last May in Los Angeles' Coliseum Relays, was approved by National Collegiate Athletic Association and Amateur Athletic Association.

?Dutch women swimmers claimed new world record of 5:02.1 for 400-meter medley relay, at Rotterdam, surpassing 5:06.2, by French team last August.

FOOTBALL

Navy scored early touchdown, went on to upset Army, 27-20, in free-scoring thriller, then accepted bid to play Mississippi in Sugar Bowl. Quarterback George Welsh directed Navy attack, passed for three touchdowns, scored other himself. Army led in second quarter, 20-14, trailed at half-time, 21-20, but Welsh's third-quarter pass to End Bill Smith gave Middies insurance touchdown.

Notre Dame rallied in last quarter to edge Rose Bowl bound Southern California, 23-17, on Halfback Jim Morse's 72-yard run, his second touchdown of game.

Mississippi made two first-half touchdowns stand up for 14-0 win over Mississippi State and invitation to Sugar Bowl. Touchdowns by Quarterback Houston Patton and Halfback Earl Blair also earned Southeastern Conference title for Rebels.

Georgia Tech's running attack was held in firm check by Georgia's rugged line, but Wade Mitchell's 19-yard pass to Henry Hair gave Tech 7-3 win over Bulldogs. Winners play Arkansas in Cotton Bowl.