Resorts and Travel Farm and Garden Cameras Educational % unflaj} S&taf V _ .__' TWELVE PAGES WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 5, 1950 Maryland Defeats GW, 23 to 7, With Last Quarter Burst ■ -- ■■ -- ■ ..■ ■■ --- ■- * • Texas Wins 23-to-20 Thriller With SMU; California Downs Washington, 14-7 Army Rolls Over Penn, 28-13; Notre Dame Beats Navy, 19-10 — Cadets' Backers Terps Beat Off Firm in Belief Threat, Then Add «*► Team Is No. 1 TD and Safety Filipski Slams Door De Stefano Proves With Long Runs After Capable Leader in Hard-Fought Half Scarbath's Absence By Francis Stann By Merrell Whittlesey Star Staff Correspondent Just as Maryland was about to Nov. 4. — PHILADELPHIA, be tied in the fourth quarter yes- to dis- Army did nothing today terday, the Terps came up with a the contention of its sup- turb stout goal line defense, and then that it ranks as the No. 1 porters added a touchdown and a safety Nation. The Black team of the to thrash George Washington, 23 Hudson rolled over Knights of the to 7, in Byrd Stadium. a hard- Penn, 28 to 13, after A crowd of 18,272, which was in which the fought opening half drenched by a downpour in the dogged, once beaten Quakers fourth period, watched the Terps seemed determined to spring an defeat the Colonials much in the unbeaten upset and end Army's same manner they beat George- skein at 25 games. town, another cross-town rival to a 7-6 Penn held the Cadets over which Maryland was heavily lead at the end of two periods, favored. but besides a great line, a set of After GW failed to score with forward pass hounds in the sec- fourth down on the Maryland ondary and the line-backing of three on the second play of the 20-year-old Don Beck of Lajunta, final period, the Colonials collapsed Col., something new was added. on offense and defense and the It was in the person of Eugene remainder of the game belonged Filipski, a 19-year-old from Sac- to Maryland and the rain. ramento. who ruined Penn's hopes De Stefano Proves Ability. with a 29-yard touchdown jaunt The absence of Johnny Scar- bath, Maryland's sophomore quar- Statistics Army. Penn. Statistics First downs _ 10 12 Rushing yardage _272 150 G. Wash. Mri. _ Jl Passing yardage _ 59 44 First downs 12 _ 51 119 Passes attempted _ 11 13 Rushing yardage 4 104 Passes completed _ 4 Passing yardage _138 <• IP Passes intercepted_ 3 Passes attempted _ 28 Punts 0 9 Passes completed _ 13 11 3'. 2 Punting average _ Passes intercepted_ ~ 3 9 Fumbles lost _ 4 Punts 2a 0 31.3 Yards penalized _ 6a Punting average_40 Fumbles lost 4 MARYLAND-23 1 yards penalized _ 15 123 in the third period and a 73-yard run in the final quarter that defi- G. W. U.——-7 ierback who hurt his shoulder in nitely slammed the door in the I midweek, might have slowed the faces of Coach George Munger's I Terps but it didn’t stop them, as hopefuls. before it was over Bob De Stefano THE TIE-BREAKER—All alone in the corner of the end score shot the into the lead en route to at Stadium. The margin of victory—15 TERPS’ zone, Maryland’s third-period Terps victory Byrd proved a capable leader. points—was more than twice the Shoo-Shoo Shemonski (17) awaits a touchdown pass from Quarterback Bob De Note that all 20 players in the picture are on their feet. (More Maryland-GW Although De Stefano did not the two total difference between Stefano as Mike Sileo awakens too late. This Pictures on —Star Staff Photo by Elwood Baker. monkey with Scarbath’s wide (23) Washington’s to‘danger Page B-3.) ~ George ■■1 -- teams in their last three games. .. ■ ..-. » '~T____ pitchouts, he had tolerable success After a 7-7 tie in 1947, Army won with handoffs to Bob Shemonski by 26-20 in 1948 and by only 14-13 and Ed Mozelewski, and two of his last year. Today, until the here- Irish Come From Behind Football Results nine completed passes were for tofore hidden talents of Filipski Big Texas Line California Leaps touchdowns. were unveiled, it looked as if Penn WASHINGTON AREA. C anterbury 7. _Indiana Central 6 George Washington controlled Unlv 33 Gallaudet fl ( ent. Iowa 34- 14 was to the West Point- Catholic Simpson over going give Bolling Field 6 Eglin Field O Charleston 21--So. Illinois 7 the ball the 14-point favored ers another close call. To Defeat in Rain Howard 12 Hampton 7 Cincinnati 23 -Ohio V. 0 Terps in the first half and left the Navy Maryland 23 George Wash. Cornell (Iowa) 20 _Grinnell 12 O Rough Day for Bagnell. Hurdle Montgomery JC 13 Ran'ph Macon JV Culver Stockton 27 __ Iowa Wesleyan 26 field with a highly satisfactory Batters Charles M. SMU, Dame 111 Navy 10 _ Indiana State O By Egan. Biggesf Noire DfPauw 33 For Francis (Reds) 7-7 tie. drove Capt. Bag- Sports Editor of The Star Fatnxant NAS 23 Wilson Teachers 0 Drake 42-_ Bradley 14 Maryland steadily nell of Penn, darling of the sell- Virginia 31 The Citadel 11 E. Illinois 31_ Southern III. 7 from 47 out to take the lead 4. — yards CLEVELAND, Nov. After The EAST. Cdinboro 7 _ Mansfield 6 out crowd of 78,000, it was a j Lineups Inti. Wesleyan 7 in the third before the what in NAVY. American 21 Emporia 14- Bethel 0 period, happened Cleveland's Arnold 13 Kings Point 12 6 afternoon. The Left ends—Treadwell. McDonald. Wilson. Eureka It __Illinois Navy rough daring Bowl 28 Penn 13 Colonials became rambunctious March Army O In _ Rote Stadium this af- Illinois 7 Michigan huge Municipal Left, tackles—Davis.: Tetreault. BlueHeld State 41 Delaware 7, who Stopped — _ Elmhurst 6 young man, personally ac-, Left guards Dave. Fischer. Denfeld. Illinois Coll. 13 again. ternoon, people should stop worry- Boston Univ. 16 William A Maray 1 i 0 Pertcl Iowa 13 _ Minnesota counted for 490 yards against By th« Associated Press By the Associated Press Bowdoin 13 Bates 0 GW Moves Goalward. about Americans soft. Botula. Kukowski. Iowa State 13 Kansas State 7 ing getting Centers—Bryson. Brooklyn 12 CCNV 6 Dartmouth three weeks ago, was Right guards—Steele. Lowell. Owen*. — Vohn Carroll 24_ Dayton 12 to the Nov. 4.—Texas a hard, rain SEATTLE. Nov. 4. Mighty Bucknell 11 NYU 7 George Washington, AUSTIN, Tex., Despite driving Seiver. McCowan. Kent State 19 _ Bowling Green 6 and Calif. (Pa.I T. 12 Westminster 0 frantic of its held to 32 yards by passing Hunt. Heinrich Knox MI __ Coe 0 pleadings supporters, arose from the bitterness of five which swept in off nearby Lake Right tackles—Gragg. California crushed Don Tech 21 Wash. A JcfT. II Right Carnegie Lake Forest 39_ III. W'esleyan 63 net by rushing in ends—Bakke. Gurski. Baldinger. Clarkson 21 RP1 7j started late in only yards heartbreak to knock Erie with the down and the Rose Bowl hopes of Wash- .0 6 Morehouse Cl moving goalward years today temperature Carson. Columbia *30 Cornell Hi Lemoyne 27 tries Cameron. Louisville (St. 7 the third A today. down Southern the in the all the Quarterbacks—Zasttow. today, flashing unexpected Cortland 7 E. Stroudsburg 6 28 _Wash. Louis) period. 20-yard pass Methodist, high 40s, nearly 71,- Left halfbacks—Hauff. Kane. ington McAlester Tech V What hurt the cause of Bagnell Brady. Dartmouth 7 Yale O 7 Michigan from Andy Davis to Bill Szanyi Nation’s No. 1 team, 23-20. and 074 shivering football fans who Right .halfbacks—Powers, Adorney. Sun- passing power to earn a 14-to-7 Franklin Marshall 39 Ursinus 6 Maryville 13 Kirksville 13

dry. Miami (Ohio) 39 __ Wichita '3 and Penn most was that three of defied hazards sat Coast Conference football Geneva 12 .. Akron 6 and a 15-yard penalty against the soar to the pinnacle of the pneumonia Fullbacks—Franco, W'ilner, Bannerman. Pacific 6 Michigan State 35_ Indiana O Reds’ aerials—one less than he Gettysburg 7 Dickinson the Colonials to first Southwest Conference. through to the finish and saw Drew. victory before a record crowd Glenville 22 W. Va. Wesleyan 0 Milliken 41 North Central 39 Terps helped — NOTRE DAME. Glassboro Tehrs. 40 Nall. Aggies 6 Milwaukee Tchrs. 20_ Carroll 6 completed were intercepted. Notre Dame come from behind to down on the Maryland 11. Two The line bat- Left ends—Ostrowski. S. Helwig. of 55,000. Hanover 40 Franklin 7 Murray 21 Morehead 13 great Longhorn Left tackles—B. Flynn. Bardash: 0 Prior to this afternoon, Bagnell in their annual Hiram 7 ___ Bethany Muskingum 16_Marrietta 7 plays lost a yard, but on the first defeat Navy, 19-10, Left drives Cali- tered the Methodists from goal guards—Burns. Epstein. Two touchdown by Hobart 38 _ Haverlord 13 Nebraska 10 _Missouri 34 had heaved 87 times without an 7 of the final Davis game. Center—Groom and Holy Cross 26 _ Harvard Northland 13 _Soo Tech 6 play period line to line and Ben — fornia in the second third 7 goal Tomp- Right guards Wallner. Alessandrini. Johns Hopkins 21 _Swarthmore N'western Coll. 24_Aurora 14 a interception. It was the fifth defeat for the O flicked bullet pass to Charlie the ace Texas T Bo-!, Stroud. each stretching just Juniata 33 Lycoming Notre Dame 19_ Navy 10 kins, quarter- — quarters, di- Dunlay. Zam- _ 6 None of his errant passes Midshipmen in six games. For the Right tackles Toneflf. Kenyon 7 Hamilton Oherlin 13 _Rochester 7 Butler, who was only inches from broski. Weithman. under 65 yards, sapped the Wash- Kings (Pa.) 13 Cheyney 6 Ohio Northern 14_ Capital O damaged Penn but the ends—Mutscheller. 19 Britain 0 a first down when he the rectly Irish, it was their third victory in Right Kelly. Kapish. and the Bears Klutztown -New Ohio State 32 __ Northwestern O caught Mfschievitz. ington strength got Lebanon Valley 7 P. M. C. 6 Mt. Union alertness of the Army secondary Statistics six games for a .500 average that Ohio Weslevan 27 9; ball. But Butler was anxious to Quarterbacks—Williams. Mazur, oveV their hurdle to date Lehigh 42 Muhlenberg 13 South Dakota 1 I Iowa State Tchrs. 7 toughest State O in intercepting or breaking up seems odd for a team coached left halfbacks—Gay. M. Johnson. Mc- Lock Haven 13 Indian (Pa.) South Dakota St. 40 Wayno 0 score and he cut back, losing two SMU TEXAS by in the march toward the confer- Colby 7 First downs 14 Killip. Main 36 St Norbert 23 Loras 7 most of Bagnell's 13 aerials put 17 Frank Bush. F.ood. Massachusetts 27 Vermont 13 precious yards before he was Rushing (minusi (is 14ii Leahy. Right halfbacks—Marchand. Tarleton 26- Schreiner 13 yardage Cotter. Caprara*. ence crown and the Rose Bowl. arrholl (W. Va.) 13 Tenn. Tech. 6 on and Fullbacks—Landry. _ Western Reserve 7 Red __ 27 undue pressure the Passing yardage <457 J3S4 Yet these two teams—with a O Toledo tackled. On fourth dowm Bob Navy «i 1 h o—in Middlebury 32 Norwich A. A M. 3 Passes attempted __ 4 7 IS Groggy Washington still had Tulsa 27 _Okla. which o 7 0 <1—Hi New 21 Connecticut < for Blue's game, gained combined total of three victories Notre Dame Hampshire 31 _ Butler 13 Cilento’s pass Charlie Jones ground Passes completed _ :14 jn W. Michigan Navy scoring: Touchdown — Zastrow. enough power left for a late gam£, New Haven Tehrs. 13 Montclair Tehrs. O Passes _ Wisconsin 33 Purdue 71 the Intercepted 7 7 « soared out of only 156 net yards against ! against seven defeats before to- Conversion—Drew. Field goal—Drew. Northeastern 31 Coast Guard the end zone. Punts _7 H 5 march that ended Wittenberg 19 _ Dennison O Line- Notre Dame scoring: Touchdowns—Gay. 81-yard finally Penn State 20 Boston College 13 Army defense, headed by Punting average 28.5 35.8 day's games—would have drawn 7 Wooster 20 Allegheny 13 The Colonials did not send a Ostrowski, Lanury. Conversion—Caprara. stole the ball Pittsburgh 21 West Virginia Fumbles lost _ 7 I) when Pete Wisconsin Ext. 20_Concordia 12 but also a a crowd Grog,er Princeton 43 Colgate * \ man back backer Beck featuring Yards penalised 50 60 capacity except for the Clark 6 safety when Jack Ta- Rutgers 13 Brown 12 Xavier 20 galaxy of stars. St. Francis (Pa.) 31 Mt. St. Marys 6 SOUTHWEST garona stepped back to punt on the touchdown and a number or other St. Lawrence 18- Alfred 6 Abilene Christian 20 Texas A. A I. 3 second It was the 12th meeting of Statistics 13 14 down, and the boot trav- fire Scranton 31 7 Albright Baylor 20 _ T.C.U. hack, fought with fire—the Statistics sizable the 180-pound full- I. state 0 two institutions and today’s con- gains, Calif. Wash. Springfield :tr. -R. Claflin (♦ Payne 2 eled 53 yards. Davis started pass- _ Lafayette O forward pass—as Texas Notre Dame Navy N. ac- 12 11 Syracuse 31 Highlands 21 _Panhandle A. A M. 13 vic- stopped back from Rochester, Y„ First downs -- 0 test brought Army its seventh First downs i R 12 Temple 39 _ Delaware Sam Houston 20 ing again, but not for long as _ IS!' 114 Midwestern 23_ the great Kyle Rote's all 23 of the net Rushing yardage Thiel 38 -Grove City O running Rushing yardage _200 133 counted for but 27 _ Colorado 18 three losses and _ SI 12;> Oklahoma Joe Petruzzo tory as against Passing yardage Trenton State 33_- Panzer 6 intercepted at mid- Passing yardage _ fifc 72 a 20 13 _ Texas Tech 7 and hampered the SMU passing accounted for by the Irish. Passes attempted _ Amherst 20 Rice a of ties in the series. Until Passes attempted_ 20 ]it yards 11 Tufts 32 27_ Austin College 7 field and raced 44 to pair Passes completed _ 7 O Southwestern yards the ace, Freddie Benners. i Passes 0 7 half- West Chester 20 _ Moravian 6 completed Prank Hauff, 170-pound Passes Intercepted _ 1 1 St. Benedicts 26 _Southwestern Penn lost West Liberty 33- Davis Elkins 0 GW six. Ed Fullerton on this afternoon had only Passes intercepted (by) __ 1 1 7 7 Austin 7 scored for Punts »_ Concord 13 Sul Ross 34 Benners was his Punts 5 4 back, was top gainer Navy 3S.0 3H.1 W. Va. Tech 26_ S.M.U. 20 third to California, 7-14, while beating great, passing j Punting average_ Western Md. 26_ Drexel Inst. 23 Texas 23 down from three yards out ! _ 43 20 Punting average in 13 tries. Fred Fumbles lost _ 2 2 Texas A. A M. 42_Arkansas 13 carrying the Methodists to all with 44 yards Williams II Umo" and Columbia _ 1 1 was Dartmouth, Fumbles lost Yards penalized __ 55 SO Maryland home. Virginia, car- Worcester Tech 19 Lowell Textile 0 WEST % of tneir Yards penalized _ 30 15 Franco, 19-year-old fullback, and Navy. touchdowns, but he was Arizona 39 -Now Mexico 0 ine victory was Maryland’s SOUTH. 13 ried 12 times for 26, while Zastrow 11 Georgia Brigham Young 57 -Utah State battered by the terrific charging of Heinrich’s hand on the Alabama 7 fifth against two More Rugged I nan it Looked. out E. Car. Tehrs. (I California 11 Washinrton defeats, while atrocious weather. More than 83,- had the best running average with Appalachian 20 O Texas ends and tackles. California line. Benedict 7 Allen © Colorado A. d M. 36 Colorado Minez George Washington lost for the The game was more rugged 2-yard Colorado Coll. 27 Western State IS 000 tickets had b«en sold but many 39 yards in seven attempts. Centre 24 -_ Southwestern O! At the finish Texas was 30 E. New Mexico 19_ St. Michaels 2 third straight time this season than might appear. The Cadets still a It was the second by Clcmson 33_ Duuuesne of the less hardy preferred to play In passing. Williams had little key play Tech 21 E. Washington 6 W. Washington O Duke 30 _ Georgia and the third time in a row the magnificent and Southern Meth- 31 _Coll, of Idaho 7 in generally outplayed Quakers. safe and see the game on televi- the better of Zastrow, completing the big California center who had Elizabeth City 36 -St. Paul Poly 0 Idaho State __ Utah 26 the odist was a battered and Florida A. A M. 35 Tuskegee O Kansas 39 modern series with the They took a 7-0 lead in the open- weary 1 Two of these a Heinrich pass to S. C. I Terps. sich. 9 out of 20. comple- intercepted Kentucky to Florida 6* Stanford 7 -U. crew. San Francisco 2h Denver 6 Maryland Leads in Rushing. ing period when Glenn Adams on fourth down and chec.-c a second drive. Kentucky Stale 31 Tillotson O Each Team Fumbles Once. tions came quarter So. Idaho Edur. 21 Weber 3 Texas Makes Few i Lane II Alabama State 12: Call. The statistics were not too one- fumbled off a reverse and Herb > Mistakes. U.C.L.A. 20 Oregon State 13 resulted in touchdowns by Chet Bears Unveil Star. Lenoir Rhvne 20 Guilford O Considering the muddy field, Passing Washington State 21 Oregon 13 sided. Maryland had a Johnson recovered on Penn’s 42.! Texas, rated No. 7 in the Na- LSI! 10 .... Miss.ssippi 21 rushing the Ostrowski and Bill Gay. Zastrow. loose-limbed Les Richter, O Whitworth 19 Central Wash. H slippery ball and high wind, Huge, Mid-State 67 ... Fayetteville of 119 and 11 Idaho 7 advantage yards to 51 de- Frank Fischl. a southpaw tional Associated Press poll, com- like Williams a runn;ng threat as Mississippi Slate 27 % Auburn 0 Wyoming 34 players representing Navy ahd 225-pound California guard, spent SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL. spite the Blaik’s three few Morris Harvey II Georectn-vy I'-v.) 0 slippery footing, with one of lied passers, | mitted mistakes; Southern as a hit for 7 ~ Baltimore Jr. Col. 0 the 30 called on for the Irish well pa-sser. only the afternoon rushing and crush- N. C. STATE RICHMOND 0 Biillis 30 GW R. M. Academy 7 gaining 35 of its yards on one hit End Dan with an Methodist made Never be- Stair 16 Saicm 0 Eplaconal 28 Foldberg plenty. completions in 19 passes. One of Wash- Potomac 12 played superb football, probably ing Heinrich. With the 27 Catawba 1 I Fat’s Church 12_- Culpeper scoot by little Bino Presbyterian O Barreira. In aerial that was for 25 yards fore had SMU so to Bill Wilson in the < E. Glass 26 _ Petersburg good dropped many the best either team has shown his passes ington ace bottled, Cali- Randolph Macon 20 Atlantic Christian C. the passing La. Tech 13 Hagerstown 10_ Mont. Blair O air Maryland had to and a first down on the Quakers’ passes. Texas clearly earned the last looked like a sure S.E. La. Inst. II only 194 at any time in a luckless season. quarter fornia unveiled* a pitching star of Scwancc ,20 Wabash O Hedgesvllle 23 Shepherdatown O 168. John 7 Shullenbarger’s 40.6 17. A 5-yard plunge by Vic Pol- victory. It snapped back after touchdown but the receiver St. Augustine 32 _Winston Salem 19 Herndon 11 _ Harpers Ferry Each team fumbled only once and its own in Quarterback Jim Ma- 7 7 Stetson 43 _ Ersklne Mcorefield 39 Berkeley Springs yard average punting for GW was lock and an offside penalty voided telling penalties. It fought at dropped the ball just as Dave 0 Sherwood 0 there were only two interceptions rinos. His tosses to Bob Minahen Tennessee 16 _N. Carolina Richard Montgmy. 40 a big help. _ Davidson »6 Staunton M. A. Green Briar M. A. 0 the other, but Fischl than ran 16 high pitch all afternoon. of the thrown Flood. Notre Dame ball hawk hit V M I, 16 7 sharp passes by and John Olszewski picked up Virginia 34 The Citadel 14 St. Christophers, 12 Woodberry Forest 9 Maryland twice struck tc Penn’s line and on into GW yards 1-yard Southern Methodist was un- Notre Dame’s Bob Williams and him amidships. of Wash. (Md.) 32 _Hampden Sydney 27 University 23 Martinsburg 20 long chunks yardage. 7 Western 27 James Monroe 26 territory early in the the second line Pollock wrent No statistics are available to Wash. A Lee 25 V.P.I. game, but buck, defeated and untied until Navy’s Bob Zastrow. Williams’ State 12 COLLEGE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. today It was that cracked West Va. State 27 Virginia Washington _ Colgate O across. The time was 10:17. and for three had won over also as show how well Flood and Navy’-s MIDDLE WEST. Cornell 13 years punting wa§ outstanding Duke 20 _Wm. & Mary 14 (See MARYLAND. Page B-3.) When Al Pollard converted the Bill Powers in that mud the scoring ice for seven points Adams State 18 _Colorado State 18 Texas, twice when the conference he had an average of 43 yards for played Alma 7 Albion O Ithaca Coll. 7_ Cortland O on the second of the second and rain. Egfch was here, there play Baker 46 Kansas Wesleyan. 20 Penn State 25 -Navy Plebes 20 championship was in the bal- five kicks. Ohe of his boots from SERVICE FOOTBALL. (See ARMY, Page B-5.) down quarter after a 41-yard advance. Baldwin Wallace 27_ Case 6 ance. Texas was unbeaten in con- near his own goal traveled 60 and everywhere knocking Ball State 7_St. Josephs 7 Bolling Field 6 _ Eglln Field O 12 Camp Lejeune 8_Ft. Jackson 13 The ference but had before it hit the ground. passes and each contributed a Dick Sprague intercepted a Ma- Beloit 13 _Lawrence Lineups play lost to yards Bluffton 21_Defiance 2 Patuxany NAS 23_ Wilson Tehrs. O WASHINGTON. valuable rinos to start it out. Don r GE9RGE Oklahoma, 14-13, in an inter- During most of the first half, interception. pass K»rousat'sn BUtlLOS ANGELES, Nov. 4—Soph- ends—Agocs. Power, —and to play in the Cotton Bowl | scoring opportunities this BATON ROUGE, La., Left halts—Davis, Tlv- Quarterback—Horton. Grimm Quits as Manaaer Shullenbarger, New Year’s and cashed in on only one. linquishing the ball after Wash- Louisiana State University con- omore Tailback Ted Narleski nan, Baumgartner. Left halfbacks—Bagnell. Adams. Warren, Day. R1«W halts—Kline, Slleo. kicked Bear to a 20 13 Clarrocca. Mikovlch, Coulson. ington had to the the University of Mississip- steered UCLA to Fullbacks—-Ciiento. Barreira, Shaw. Right halfbacks—Deuber. 65,498 See Game. The Middies, thanks to a 19- quered Rhoads. Cook. Of Dallas Texas Club line. was over State Fullbacks—Corbo, Jaffurs, Zimmer, field Loop 37-yard Washington 40-14 here tonight to score its triumph Oregon today MARYLAND. A yard goal by Roger Drew, pi Left ends—Wingate. Karnash, Laino. crowd of 65,498 rocked and the Associated Press the vaunted running and the victory kept the Bruins in Weid- ARMY. took a three-point lead shortly By checking first Southeastern Conference ensaul. Betz. swayed with the vicious | Left tackles—Krouse, Left ends—Foldberg, Loehlein, MeShul- gripping, DALLAS, Nov. 4. — Charlie power of the Bears wrhen Marinos of the year. » the hot Pacific Coast Conference Poblak. Moss. after the start of the third period, ; football victory Left guards—Ward. McHugh. Fry. tkis. game that brought the Metho- took to the air and hit Rose Bowl race. Left tackles—Zeigler. Shira. Shockey. but from then on, it was all Notre Grimm quit today as manager of suddenly i The flashing heels of Billy Bag- Centers—Rowden. Cosgrove. Ladyga, twice conference Fincke. Martine. Left guards—Elmblad. Volonnino. Brian. dists, champions the Dallas of the Texas Minahen for 12 yards, then for lithe halfback from Beau- The smallest crowd of the col- Centers—Haas, Stout. Baise. Dame. Eagles gett, Right guards—Kensler, Troha. Navar. in the last three years, to defeat. ro. Right guards—Roberts, Peyton. Mala- Led by Jack Landry, senior full- Baseball League. 22 and looped one to Olszewski mont, Tex., was the big factor. lege season, 15,323, kept a collec- Kramer. Cianelli. vast. Right tackles—D. Modzelewski, Dean, It marked the first over man- for 13 more. Pete Schabarum and 56 tive eye on the field and an ear Right tackles—Ackerson, Kimmel. Erick- victory back who played with Aquinas The former major league Baggett.zipped for 69 yards Gierula. Right ends—Alberton. Augsburger. Fox. gon. SMU for Blair Cherry as head recent of ager had two more years to serve crashed over from the 6 on the yards to score two of the six LSU pinned to portable radios for the Right ends—Conway, Weaver, Krobock. Institute, conqueror Hurd. Ruehl. Rowekamp. coach of Texas, which he has Bullis School before to under his 3-year contract—at 12th play. Richter converted. touchdowns, caught and intercept- progress of the California-Wash- Quarterbacks—De Stefano. Arms- coming worthy, Idzlk. Quarterbacks—Blaik. Reich. been four a R. W. (Dick) ed and handled most of the ington game at Seattle. Left halfbacks—Cain, Pollock, Schulte, years. Notre Dame, the Irish struck hard $30,000 year—with Washington Throttled. passes Left halts—Kuchta. Shemonski, Pei- Gribble Tex., The California win was greeted ruzzo. Southern Methodist discovered for two touchdowns. Landry, who, Burnett, wealthy Longview, From there until its last ditch running. Right halfs—Bolton, E. Modzelewski, Right halfbacks-^Martin. Fischl, Filip- but with cheers down here because aki. Johnson. that it could hot run at 24, is the oldest player on oil man who owns the Eagles. drive Washington was LSU scored on the ground, Targarona. Colteryahn. early desperation Fullbacks—Sclosoia. Fullerton. Boerl, Pullbacks—Stephenson, Pollard, Beck, an amaz- The announcement did not say trailed early in the game. UCLA plays the Golden Bears at Flick. against the great Texas line and Leahy’s squad, piled up throttled. Even so—with Richter briefly StaiTlerl. former man- Pullback Lee also tallied Berkeley next week and could 0 7 0 0— 7 Penn _n 8 n 7—13 played almost exclusively in the ing total of 161 yards in 26 carries how much the Cub and others like Groger always pes- Hedges George Washington_ Maryland _ 7 0 7 9—33 Army _ 7 0 14 7—28 didn’t seem to mind the mud was in rela- twice for the Tigers. The other make the uphill grade to the Rose air. The Methodist tried 47 and ager paid severing tering—Heinrich completed 11 touch- Penn scoring: Touchdowns—Corbo, Bag- Ken Bowl California and Scoring: George Washington, The News two were made by Halfback by whipping — nell. Conversions—Agocs. passes—a probable record num- at all. tions. Dallas quoted passes to set a new Conference down F. Samuelson. Conversion—Shut, with a Maryland, touchdowns—Kar- Army scoring: Touchdowns—Polloak, With a brilliant 64-yard dash a "reliable informant” that it was Konz and Quarterback Norm following decision over lenbarger. Weaver. nash. Shemonski, Fullerton. Conversion* Fillpski (2). Conversions—Pol-,1 Southern California. lard (4). (6ee TEXAS, Page B-6.) that set up Notre Dame’s first close to $25,000. (See CALIFORNIA, Page B-5.) Stevens. —Dean (3), A