THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. C-4 **** SUNDAY. OCTOBER SI, 1934 UCLA Tops California, 27-6, Trojans Wallop Oregon State Villanueva Scores Outmatched Beavers Twice, Engineers riT|nr i Ixl ; *** Put Up Game Fight Baseball 2 More for Bruins In Defeat by USC. BEAT By BURTON By tht Auociot.d Pr.si •ythe Associated Press _ HAWKINS BERKELEY, Oct. 30. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30. Calif.. April 11 against the Red Sox, Primo Villanueva, shifty left KThe Yankees have a flock of Southern California moved a halfback, raced to two touch- who haven’t lost an opener to stride on toward the Rose Bowl capable catchers ready to ad- since A1 Crowder downs and engineered two more Washington Oregon vance to the varsity, but Yogi to give the UCLA Bruins a 27-6 today, overpowering an edged them, 1-0, in 1932. SWESSSi;' . —ajjat unimpressed. . victory the California Bears State team that had more fight i Berra is . . He’s The Athletics didn’t go broke over going today in their annual Coast Con- than talent, 34-0. to de- overpaying their road secretary, mand 855,000 . . Dave Keefe. . Among other ference football clash. Ringing up their fourth Pa- While 64.000 fans looked on. for next sea- items disclosed in the financial cific Coast Conference triumph ... Villanueva galloped 40 yards and son. Could breakdown of the A’s situation without a loss, the Trojans be an inter- during their recent confusion is 7 esting wrangle Statistics worked laboriously for a two- the fact that Keefe drew only . . , Bucky $5,000 last season. UCLA California touchdown lead at the half. First downs 31 21 IL Jl grabbed Harris and the Mickey Rushing yardage 280 28 Then the Trojans two Vernon wtll be benched yardage missus will occasionally Passing 120 280 Oregon State fumbles inside the next season, but he’ll Passes attempted __ 10 38 give up their Passes completed 7 25 be chagrined if he’s yanked Passes intercepted by 11 Beaver 30 and cracked the game apartment against Philadelphia pitching.... Punts 3 4 Punting average 46 38 open with two more touchdowns here and move The Senators’ first baseman Fumbles lost 0 to Detroit in Yards penalized 45 29 In the first five minutes of the whacked the A’s pitchers for a mid - January .303 average in 1952, batted .370 second half. “ 3-yard . , then went over from the . I hate against them in 1953 and boosted marker for UCLA’s first-period A 48-yard run by Quarterback j to leave his porduction to last ” Burton Hawkinl I .407 season. touchdown. It concluded a 75- Jim Contratto cn a lateral Washington, - * ¦ * * * after all, I yard drive on eight ground brought the first touchdown in Bucky said, “but, Eddie Yost’s 1954 batting per- plays. should be where my job is.” the game. formance presented a sharp con- In the second quarter. Villa- the first minute of i One of the more encouraging Bucky’s ti'ast. ... He was a .324 hitter nueva made a 26-vard broken- Clayton Pops Loose. items in connection with against the Yankees, but batted manager of the Ti- field run to score The entire Southern Cal was unable to: new post as only .143 against the White Sox. is the fact that Harvey drive was good for 59 yards ip the gers . . , Roy Sievers compiled a .364 score again until Just blfore youthful shortstop, seven plays. , half ended. Halfback Jim Clay- i Kuenn, his mark against Chicago pitching. back to hit .348 in the Keriazakos and Davenport Dives ton popped loose for 40 yards to bounced Pitcher Gus Over. the ... He ignite a thrust. Two last half of season. : Coach Joe Haynes of the Sen- Fullback Bob Davenport dived 75-yard struggling along at .265 at j —AP Wlrephoto. passes Hall, to Gor- was ators are peddling Pontiacs dur- over center for a fourth-period from Frank game All-Star intermission. ing the off season. . . , Clubs ap- yards don Duvall for 14 and to Chuck * score, ending a 64-yard thrust VVOODLEE GAINS AGAINST TERPS—Tommy Woodlee, South Carolina halfback, dashes around end for nine yester- ** * Griffith for 16. put USC on the proaching the Senators in regard in seven plays. Villanueva com- day at Columbia before being brought down by Lynn Beightol (12), Maryland quarterback. players who succeeded in enemy five, and Ron Calabria Ball to trades have been informed the pleted two long passes in the shoving the start of spring swept left end for the tally. back team won’t make a move until march. training March 1 didn’t Fouch, giant Trojan tackle, until Manager Charley Dressen returns The quick-footed Bruin left Ed writers who are accus- Griffith’s fell on two Beaver fumbles as consult to the East for Clark half threw eight yards to Right Early Quantico Lead Terps Carolina, Bolling Flyers Romp tomed to escaping wintry weath- birthday major Trim South the Second half got under way, 85th and the Half John Hermann in the end er in mid-February. . . . The league meetings in New York.... zone later the final on the USC 23 and 28. the in quarter Long Halfback Aramis Dandoy late start will trim Senators’ Griff’s birthday is Saturday, to climax a 50-yard advance. Lase-Starting 20-0, on Three Drives To 60-15 Triumph exhibition slate from 33 games November 20, but his annual Beats (Continued from Page C-l.) and the important turned recoveries into quick Passing Paul Larson, enjoy- j Tambo were 21- to 29. . . . The Senators will party at the ball park will be carriers, with Tambo mixing touchdowns, the first on a ing his greatest performance in ball launch the regular here days later. . . the second from season held two . Griff the air. established on the belly play to Joe Horning a 10-yard pass to Walker. Tambo yard burst, a California Camp Lejeune, 26-19 Over Cherry Point the 10. didn’t want to disrupt schedules game of completions and Ronnie Waller, and he mixed scored on the keep with 44 sec- record 25 Special Dispatch to The Star of his friends who plan to attend and led California 62 yards ior By it with effective calls to Bielski 1 onds remaining. Trojans Go 89 Yards. Dick O'Brien CHERRY football games. a second period touchdown. on the fullback trap. Eight times , POINT, N. C., Oct. added fifth to Remain Star Staff Correspondent Long Gains Nullified. Bolling Air Force The Trojans their Johnson Bill DeWitt, assistant to Gen- From the seven-yard line. Left he chose to keep, and he com- j 30.—Unbeaten quartet 30.—The had run Base claimed its fifth victim | touchdown in the final eral Manager George Weiss of Half Sammy Williams skirted QUANTICO, Oct. pleted three of his six passes. Maryland a 54-yard of 89 yards 13 plays, | Marines opened up a by Waller and a 26-yard pass the season today, scoring | They went m the Yankees, soon will head for left end for the score. Quantico Lynn Beightol pAyed about 15 at with a fourth string back Ron Philadelphia big early Waller Horning called every quarter In Until Walnut Ridge, Ark., in an attemp* California Fumbles. lead over their fellow minutes in Tambo’s relief from to least twice in to running 19 for Devil and his back for offside penalties in the drub the Marine Brown the final to persuade Johnny Sain to leave California lost the ball on Dogs from Camp Lejeune part was adequate. It was better Cherry Point score. : quarter, which dom- Flyers. i his automobile agency in other fumbles twice to end scoring here this afternoon and won a than that in punting, where he third was 60-15. Oregon State could penstrate 26-19 victory. j inated by the Terps. Kramer Tommy A's Fate Is Certain hands and pitch again next threats The first bobble gave had a 42-yard average for three Quarterback O’Con- no farther than the Trojan 36. holding made another big defensive play nell played only By the Associated Press season. UCLA the ball on its 13-yard With Quantico a 19-0 kicks. He may hear from Coach a small part of Defensively, however, they put nailed Prickett on I PHILADELPHIA, line in the first period. Another lead at the end of the third Tatum tomorrow, however, for here when he up a surprisingly strong game, Oct. 30. South Carolina’s 2-yard line on Chicago busi- fumble lost the ball to the Bruins passing from his own 7 with 15 Statistics particularly in the first half. Arnold Johnson, on the UCLA 3 in the third. The Statistics seconds remaining, although the a punt return. Bolling Ch'ry Ft. One Trojan march of 47 yards nessman, arrived in Philadelphia Kentucky yards First downs 17 7 today determined to stay until Starts Late Bears traveled 81 yards before Quantico Lefcune pass for Tim Flynn came close to The Terps went 82 in Rushing yardage 230 97 was halted on the 10. losing the ball on the third quar- Yards rushing 158 81 9 plays for their second touch- Passing yardage 129 53 he succeeds or fails in his effort First downs 11 9 being a 93-yard touchdown play Passes attempted 17 17 Three more Southern Cali- they had the completed 6 to buy the and ter threat. Yards passing 128 182 Five times the Terps used their down the first time Passes 3 fornia scoring attempts were Athletics transfer It was the Passes attempted 14 12 the last quarter. Horn- Punts 2 5 the team to Kansas City for the But Routs Villanova seventh victory for Passes completed 7 6 new “Miami shift,” a play picked ! ball in Punting average 42 19 throttled, with two 200-plus I the undefeated Bruins and Passes Intercepted by — 2 0 ing made 26 on a quick opener, Fumbles lost 0 2 1955 season. LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 30. made Punts 2 4 up from the Hurricanes last Yards penalized 85 65 pound tackles, Ron Aschbacher conference Punting belly play and Waller The 46-year-old Johnson and Kentucky, cold as 37-degree their record 4-0 average 33.0 26.5 week on the left guard 19 on the and Howard Buettgenbach, the UCLA is the big favorite to win Fumbles lost 1 2 which 15 with pitchout in this the game but completed four his attorney, Edward L. Vollers, weather for half, two Yards lost penalties 80 , 55 shifts unbalanced line. got a standouts in line play. a made the conference title to an which ended with Bielski passes to Jones, three of contacted counsel for the Mack quick thrusts to cement a 28-3 but is in- Three Maryland drew series, Charlie Oregon 0 O O— o j eligible suddenly times middle. which went for touchdowns. State .0 family today preliminary to football victory over winless to return to the Rose quarter, Lejeune came South Carolina offside, and the driving through the USC 77 13 7—34 i i Bowl. alive and scored three touch- The Terps came right back for Jimmy Lear subbed for O’Con- Scoring: USC. touchdowns Con- meetings which they hope will j Villanova today. other two times it was good for tratlo. Calabria. Dandov (2). Brown. UCLA 77 0 13—27 downs 1n the fuorth period to 51 yards and the third touch- nell and threw tb John Alderton Points after touchdowns —Fouch <2). end with major league baseball A four-touchdown favorite, California 0 6 o o— 9-yard gains. Tsagalakis (2). 6 give Quantico a few anxious mo- down, this time in 6 plays and for a second-quarter touchdown for Kansas City. Kentucky saw fumbles by Full- UCLA scoring: Touchdowns Villa- i Bueva (2). Davenport.. Maryland rolled up 272 yards losing 25-yard punt yards ! Rushing stop ad- . Hermann. Con- ments in the fading seconds of despite a pass and ran back a for 65 Johnson said he felt, like back Dick two versions—Hermann (21. S. Brown. the contest. on the ground. 71 by Waller, 67 | from to Horning for back and another in the fourth. Dick everybody else with vances and then spotted Villa- California scoring: Touchdown—Wil- by Horning Tambo connected j liams. Bounding defeats and 54 by Bielski, in motion. Waller’s 22-yard McGinley also scored in the sec- Drexel Tech Trounces the nova a 3-0 lead before it burst back after held situation—"confused.” | at the hands of Fort Belvoir and South Carolina to 93. j spurt was the big ground gainer ond and fourth periods on short “I just don’t know what to out with two touchdowns in the and Bolling Air Force Base, Ends Hurry Prickett. with Bielski handling the ball runs. A pair of third-quarter Johns Hopkins, 27-0 think. We’re here to check ms ¦ last minute and a half before Oregon Trounces presented a versatile about every third play, and touchdowns were counted by the facts they I’m intermission. Quantico Maryland’s defensive play was By the Associated Pres* as now are the way to its fifth Tamburello scoring on the keep. Tom Murphy, who recovered a as confused But it was the same Rushing attack on a team effort, with pursuit big BALTIMORE. Oct. 30.—Drexel as the writers and a I MARYLAND. Marine fumble in the end zone, the who threw the key block that victory of the season. factor, particularly by the first- j Tech rolled over Johns Hopkins. all other people who have Washington, 26-7 With Steve Pis- Left encis—Dennis. Kramer. Waters, and by Bob Schneidenbach on a spent considerable time this ! sprang little Dick Mitchell for Quarterback team line. The ends, Paul tackles—Blackburn, 27-0, here today, capitalizing on on Kra-; j Left Shipley, Laz- thing,” 24-yard gallop around right By the Associated kach running the show most of zarino. Heuring. run. : strong game Johnson said. a Press mer, Russell Dennis and Bill Left guards—Bowersox. Pellegrini, Ko- a ground and two the way, Quantico took com- All of Cherry Point’s scoring “I’m here to buy the end for Kentucky’s first touch- SEATTLE, Oct. 30.—George Walker, were effective in charg- larec. _ | Athletics Brougher, fumbles. down. mand of the situation early and ing in hurry and occasionally Centers—lrvine, O'Donnell. came in the third period. Bob and I intend to stay here until [ Shaw, Oregon’s do-everything to ; Right guards Palahunlk. McLuckie through line for The Philadelphians completely ‘ And in the third period Rush- scored touchdowns in every pe- Davis. , , Craig burst the quarterback, rallied his team in Sandusky marching I succeed or fail. Oh, I may completed of smear Prickett. 1 Right tackle* Wharton, 84 yards on the first scrimmage dominated the contest, , ing atoned for his errors as he riod. Piskach seveh Balerl. have to leave for a few hours the second half to overcome a The key defensive plays of the Flynn, j 167 yards in the first half on the ’ his 12 passes for 128 yards and Right ends—Walker. Parsons. play of che second half. Charlie to attend to some other business flattened two Villanova defend- 7-6 deficit today and pilot the i Quarterbacks —Tamburello. Beightol. ground alone while holding Johns a day’s work. game for Maryland were by Par- ! Nusz. Weber blocked a Bolling punt i ers as Mitchell rambled 10 yards Webfoots to a 26-7 Pacific Coast good i Left halfbacks—Waller. Vereb. Hopkins to 61. but you-can be sure I’ll be right sons, who broke through to R.ght halfbacks —Horning. Selep. Dare. that rolled through the end zone j back ; for the third touchdown. Conference victory over Wash- Bravo Travels 67 Yards. ! Burgee. | in Philadelphia to continue throw Carl Brazell for a 7-yard > Fullbacks—Bielski, Albrecht. for a safety. Ed Hicks ran 27 George Piper the first Kentucky got its other touch- ington. scored my baseball efforts,” he added. Backs Don Bingham, Fred loss when the Gamecocks had SOUTH CAROLINA. yards for the Marines’ last Drexel touchdown in the opening downs on a two-yard plunge by It was the Oregon tri- | Left ends—Silas. Trick. Schulster. The Chicagoan says his $3.- first Franco. Bill Roberts and Alex marched 55 yards to the 25, and i Left tackles —Lovell. Martin. points. quarter Bob Glazier and Auggie ' Delmar Hughes seconds before : Weston. Moree. i 375,000 offer for the Athletics umph over the Huskies in their figured in the parade of by Left guards—Minccvich. Campiglia added two more in the \ the half and 26-yard sprint Bravo Guard Tom McLuckie, who , Centers—Cunningham. Bell. still stands. So does his of on a last seven meetings. touchdowns, but the Brazell fumble Right guards—Covington. Floyd. Erics- second and Frank Russo fin- offer by Billy Mitchell in the final recovered a in job - Quantico , a to Roy Mack Washington scored its only TD son _ „ and Hoy’s highlight of the afternoon, as far midair with Carolina on the Right tackles—Kopec. Deluca. Byers. How Top 10 Fared ished it in the fourth. . | quarter. after twice Right —Granger. Rivers. Press son, Connie Mack 111. He said O— In the second period the victors were concerned, Maryland game ends Gosnell. By >h. Associated Drexel Tech 7 14 0 6—27 i Villanova 0 3 0 3 as 31. The was Quarterbacks —Prickett. H. Lewis. Hopkins 000 0— 0 he’s also considering job Kentucky 0 14 7 stopping Oregon drives in the 67-yard halfbacks—Caskey. Drawdy. NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—Here’s Johns a for • | 7—28 was Bravo’s burst to pay scoreless the time. Left Tarrcr scoring: Touchdowns—Piper. Scoring: Villanova. field goal—Helm. at Right halfbacks—Brazell. Woodlee. Drexel Earle Mack’s son, Earle, jr., if opening quarter. quarter after the way the top 10 teams in this Glazier. Campiglia. Russo. Conversions Kentucky, touchdowns—D. Mitchell (8). dirt in the fourth McLuckie’s recovery gave the Fullbacks—Wohrman. C. Lewis they Hughes. Washington yards I Maryland I 2 ) —Ulmer <3>. want it. B. Mitchell. Points after touch- marched 76 pass from Piskach. ; n week's Associated Press football —Hughes (4). taking a Terps the ball on their 36. and South Carolina 0J- 0 0J fc“0— 0 Johnson seems confident dovvn to its tally in a dozen plays, with scoring: —B e- he’ll l Quantico’s first touchdown was 11 plays later they had a touch- ! Maryland Touchdowns poll fared this week end: get the ball club Respite Bill Albrecht stepping off the last 45-yard - Tamburello (2). Conversions —Biel- 1. Ohio State beat Northwest- his pro- scored by Bingham on a down. Horning, Bielski, Dare (2). - BEER dozen yards. ski Beats No. 10 fessed confusion. He’s going "REX-KEG" downfield march after four min- ern, 14-7. Club No7u right ahead with plans But the Webfoots came romp- period. Bingham beat Colorado, to en- /TS Kegs utes of the went 2. Oklahoma large the Kansas City ball park. Vb-'A-Vi ing back in the third period to over from the 6-yard line. The 13- V** Cooling and Tap- when Shaw To Continue Unbeaten “I’ve still got my architects and ping Equipment take over a 13-7 lead second touchdown found Franco, 3. UCLA beat California, 27-6. engineers pass to Dick James Fort Meade Converts Miscues I Mike Murphy scored two touch- working on the ball if Loaned Free sailed a the ex-Navy fullback, bulling his 4. Arkansas beat Texas A&M, park in good for 51 yards the downs, one on an 85-yard run Kansas City. I expect when way over from the 1-yard line, 14- all my designs \2j rex Webfoots needed 52. James Triumph and the other on a 70-yard run, for the structural while the third TDresulted when Os Howard Into 15-6 5. Army beat Virginia, 21-20. work to be ready in 10 LIQUORS scored on the play. and made two extra points to steel Wl»e. A»e. N.W. WO. «<»so* next Pisfcach completed a 22-yard pass Taking advantage of a pair of* 6. Notre Dame beat Navy, 6-0. days,” he said. 5319 Oregon ground 5 * spark Club No. 11 to a 34-0 vic- out two more Roberts. miscues, 7. West Virginia lost to Pitts- weakening to Howard University Fort | j Statistics tory over Club No. 10 yesterday tallies against the Howard Ft. Meade burgh, 13-10. Washington squad in the last Lejeune Profits on Fumble. Meade came from behind with 1 First downs _ 6 6 at Fairlawn in the 80-pound class rushing 8. Wisconsin lost to lowa, 13-7 going over two fourth period touchdowns to Net yards 52 of the Police Boys’ Club period, Lloyd Powell Quantico needed all of its early Net yards passing . 74 bl 9. Purdue beat Illinois, 28-14. Football yards and Shaw pass- scoring beat Howard, 15-6, and extend Passes attempted 1.1 g League. Club No. 11 is unbeaten from 3 out .thrust in view of Le- Passes completed 3 3 10. Miami beat Fordham, 75-7. Hal for the its winning streak to five in a intercepted 3 t> and unscored on in the league. ing 6 yards to Reeve jeune’s sudden outburst near the Passes “ Howard Stadium yester- Number punts 8 final touchdown with 35 seconds end when it ran up three touch- row at Average punt 26.4 In other games. Club No. 12 left in the game. downs in 12 minutes. day. Fumbles lost 2 1 Results defeated Club No. 5, 13-7, in the ! lost, .. to 30 Hockey six Yards penalties Oregon 0 6 7 13—26 A recovered fumble by Half- The loss was the fourth in | NATIONAL LEAGUE 80-pound Cluj) 10 defeated Washington 0 7 0 < class: 0— Howard team minute of the "final pe- Detroit 4 Boston O de- back Bob Benson, of Lejeune, on starts for the the first I Club 11. 7-0, and Club 12 Oregon scoring: —Mc- Montreal A _ Chicago Touchdowns j one-yard by 5, Gee. James. Powell Reeve. Conversions Quantico s 36-yard line, set up which saw its own bobbles turned 1 riod on a sneak Toronto 3 - New York I feated Club 14-0, in the 100- •—Shaw (2). _ AMERICAN LEAGUE loiciN tochdown for the visi- into Fort Meade tallies. The ! Dave Nixon. The 4 pound class. Club No. 11 won Washington scoring: Touchdown— the first 1 Quarterback Cleveland A ... Buffalo Albrecht. Conversion —Dunn. tors. The North Carolina team Generals, whose only loss oc- | j tally had been set up three plays Hershey 6 Springfield 3 over Club No. 5, 28-0, and Club 3 Britain’s ! tackle Pittsburgh 1 Providence 2 ! marched downfield to the 3, curred in the season opener with ! earlier when Fort Meade INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 12 defeated Club 4, 14-7, in 120- Station, Johnny Cincinnati 4 Troy 2 games. Betsy Rawls, Betty Hicks where Halfback Joe Marra went Norfolk Nayal Air tallied Dave Walker recovered Toledo 3 Johnstown 2 pound class over. a safety on a bad center snap Walker’s fumble on the Howard s,- outstanding up George Spellman got Open Finals Quantico 6 7 6 7—26 by tne Bisons, and set touch- 6 Halfback ir Gain Texas Lejeune 0 0 0 19—19 downs with a recovered fumble five yards In two carries before -’•rtmwi By the Associated Press Quantico scoring: Touchdowns-r-Bing- bicycle ham. Franco. Roberts Bravo. Conversions and a pass interception. Nixon went over. FORT WORTH, Tex., Oct. 30. I —Piskach (2). Lejeune scoring. Touchdowns—Marra. All of the Fort Meade scoring Puts on Clincher. —Betty Betsy Rawls Lipelt Should MttiiSl Hicks and : L. Robertson. Hands. Conversions came in the second after Wn Y Ybv I Mevers half col- gained the finals of the 19th an- the Bisons led, 6-0, at halftime. Don Lipelt, who played his uy nual Women’s Texas Open golf To 6 Stuff. ' Howard Scores First. lege ball at Stanford, applied the tournament at River Crest Coun- for the late in Muhlenberg the scoring ice clincher Generals try Club here today. Break on Kick Howard bftke the game when he sliced his the second when over Miss Hicks, from Manhattan midway period left tackle to sdore from 10 yards : 45-foot Jimmy Jones passed - '' Beach. Calif., sank a Beats Delaware, 14-13 Quarterback out. Lipelt had set up his own j birdie putt the 20th hole to 29 yards to Johnny Walker for a on By the Associated Press tally by intercepting a Howard Riley The play capped a beat Polly of Fort Worth touchdown. pass and returning it to the Bi- ALLENTOWN. Pa.. Oct. 30. 50-yard drive which had started ft in the semifinals. 1 Saddler, given sons’ 21. Rawls, the defending Tony a second when Freshman Guard Leroy IRI-COASTQt Miss off- Another pass interception, HUS champion from Spartansburg, chance as the result of an Moore pounced on a Meade with penalty, the extra their third of the day, had the Let us demonstrate the new Rudge model Sturmey- S. C., defeated Betty Dodd of side kicked fumble at midfield. The pass the Archer Hub, combining 3-speed geor and point gave Muhlenberg a Generals in possession on Tri-Coaster San Antonio, Tex., 1 up. She had that was the first attempted by Jones brake. (Frontwheel handbrake too!) victory over Del- Howard 4 when the game ended. safety coaster trailed until the 14th hole where 14-13 football m his three years on the Howard drive See for yourself all the other traditional features aware today, ending a 10-game Howard’s only sustained j • by CORKY CROYLE, she squared the match with a team. Yesterday’s game was also in the period Age 11, mil \ 11 I have made Rudge (bicycles outstanding since 1869. Delaware winning streak. occurred second Brandy- Tri-Coaster, complete with pump, kit- par. She went ahead at the 17th his first at quarterbapk. when they During the wine St„ who has been \ The new Rudge with Muhlenberg, winner of two tallied. ' x 1 with a birdie and held the mar- margin was nar- deepest awarded savings ac- 1 bag, toolset, and genuine leather saddle, is only $67.95 games loser of three before Howard's second half, the Bisons’ ass gin when Miss Dodd missed a and rowed to 6-2 late In the third penetration was to the Fort count at Columbia Fed- : Other Rudge models from $48.75 putt on 18th. today’s game, was at least a two Mar- erai ! .? three-foot the the period when Center Randy Meade 41-yard line. Riley, touchdown underdog, but Generous Trade-in on Your Old Bike Miss who played Miss shall’s snap sailed over the head - Ft. Meade 0 0 2 13 16 And don't forget. the finals last and Mules rallied to march 83 yards of 0 6 0 0 6 Corky, that grown-ups who know I Rawls in year last of George Smith and out the i Howard seeking finals In the final 4 minutes of the Ft Meade scoring: Touchdowns —Nix- the score make it their goal to save regularly (Ehriatmas who was her third end zone. Lipelt. Conversion —Farkas (safety), at | 3far tournament, quarter to win. on. scoring: berth in this missed The Generals went ahead in i Howard Touchdown—Walker. Columbia Federal Savings & Association, TERMS—LAY AWAY downhill putt on Bill Keeny, Mule quarterback j Loan for I EASY NOW! an eight-foot, fourth security and of mind. One Block From Wisconsin Ave. the send the match into . faded Dack to pass with peace | 18th to and 6 on the FROM SAFEWAY STORE extra holes. down to go Dela- Vista Races to Benefit Catholic U. Booters ACROSS Rawls and Miss Hicks ware 33. and hurled a strike tc Miss into play a 36-hole final match to- Alton Frey whp raced tht Freddie Kutch Family Defeat Howard, 6-0 J|s Columbia Federal! end That tiec morrow zone unmolested. Twisters : ! Ernie McCausland rammed Ffe# Porki the score at 13-13. The D. C. Throttle Open W+gn T "» the and Sea Sports- . home four goals yesterday to Savings 1?T!Vi U Saddler’s extra point try wa! and Land Varied Sports man’s Club will sponsor motor- . pace Catholic University to a low and wide, but Delaware was *AND LOAN association CROSS COUNTRY ; cycle racing at Vista
Baseball 2 More for Bruins in Defeat by USC
