Around The Country

Miami ( Ohio) 7, Bowl. Green 7
Ohio U. 27, W. Mich. 7
Kent State 52, Toledo 6
Wabash 34, Wash. and Lee 0
Akron 40, Oberlin 14
Denison 73, Ohio Northern 0
Wash. (St. L.) 26, S. Ill. 0
Bradley 53, William Jewell 14
Lawrence 20, Cornell ( Iowa) 0
John Carroll 44, W. Reserve 14
S. Dak. 20, Iowa Teachers 19

THE SOUTHWEST

Texas A&M found fog and cold to its liking and turned the well-ballyhooed ground-power duel with Arkansas into a 27-0 rout. A&M, now 3-0 in the Southwest Conference, will almost surely play host at this year's Cotton Bowl game if the NCAA lets them off probation when the case is considered this month. SMU, unbeaten in SWC play, thanks to two extra-point conversions in its two games, scored 20 points in the first half against an inept Texas eleven, then had to hold on in the last half to withstand a fired-up 19-point assault by the Longhorns.

TCU, hoping to see A&M tripped up, knocked off Baylor 7-6 on a fourth-quarter touchdown march. Rice scored three times on passes and once on the ground to throttle visiting Utah 27-0 as End Buddy Dial caught five passes.

In the Border Conference, Texas Western posted double digits in each quarter to rout Hardin-Simmons 51-13. West Texas State, riding a five-game winning streak (2-0 in conference play), was tripped by Arizona 20-13, while Arizona State went outside the league to bedevil San Diego State 61-0 for its seventh straight. Other scores:

Howard Payne 19, McMurry 7
Trinity 7, North Texas St. 7
Steph. F. Austin 9, Sul Ross 7
Texas A&I 27, E. Texas St. 14
Ark. A&M 19, Ark. St. Tchrs. 14
Corpus Christi 20, Austin 14

THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS

A winterized Wyoming team virtually clinched the Skyline Conference championship Saturday by trouncing Utah State 21-0 at Logan. Jim Crawford, the nation's leading ground-gainer, rolled up 132 yards in 15 carries for the Cowboys to win individual honors and run his season total to 912 yards. In the only other Skyline game Brigham Young rolled over New Mexico 33-12 for its first win in 14 outings. Despite snow and cold, the BYU Cougars completed 22 of 43 passes for 206 yards. Montana state College , which had already clinched the Rocky Mountain title, walloped rival Montana University, their Skyline neighbor, 33-14.

The unbeaten Air Force Academy kept its slate clean with a 21-0 win over Colorado State College. The Falcons have now rolled up 251 points to 40 in their second football season. Other scores:

Idaho St. 27, Colorado Mines 6
West. State 21, Col. Coll. 14
Highlands 20, Westminster 14
E. New Mex. 59, Adams St. 14