THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C,** SUNDAY. OCTOBER 11, 19*3 C-3 Gophers Drub Northwestern; Indiana Shades Marquette, 21-20 Giel and McNamara Score in Last Minute Brigman Leads Georgia Tech I illi * Hb Set Terrific Pace Wm i .wa hi jb bos Ends Hoosier Streak To 27-13 Victory Oyer Tulane By the Associated Press 6-0, on Fullback Ronnie Kent's ji\jbß Kill NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 10.—j l»yard scoring buck in the open- In Minnesota Win Os Seven Defeats Quarterback Bill Brigman re- ! ing quarter. •yth* Associated Press By tha Associated Press turned today from one-platoon Brigman, Tech’s regular quar- / BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. Oct. obscurity to throw two touch- terback last season, played sec- EVANSTON, 111., Oct. 10.— S , '9P JM seven-game down passes and lead unbeaten string to Mitchell Minnesota, with Paul Giel and 10.—Indiana broke a ond Wade this losing streak today with a 21-20 Georgia Tech to a 27-13 victory season, although drawing the Bob McNamara providing a ter- victory over Marquette which over a gallant but out-manned i token starting role. rific one-two punch, jarred came in the las* 40 seconds on Tulane team. Brigman Takes Over. Northwestern into a 30-13 Big Hr 'MM nBS WKtBKHBBBMk «L r Dave Rogers’ touchdown plunge After a slow, fumbling start, I Brigman took over after Tech Ten football defeat today. It ¦ and Florian Helsinki’s third ex- Tech gathered speed under the scored its first touchdown on tra-point kick. | lash of Brigman’s accurate Fullback Glenn Turner’s diving was the Wildcats’ first loss in throwing '9Hk| i, v^^^^^hhhh||^^^hphhhhh^jhh^^^^h^hhh9^m% The Hoosiers. beaten by Ohio arm and then staved 4-yard buck, which started ->n off a byi three contests. State and Southern California determined comeback the Tulane 36 when Larry Morris Winning its first game in three | the crippled Green Wave in the intercepted a pass by Pete Cle- outings this season, Minnesota Statistics j last quarter. |,ment. The 178-pound Tech junior scored twice in the last 3 minutes Brigman’s 18-yard scoring pass ; The 178-pound Tech junior Marquette Indiana gave of the opening quarter and was First downs 7 IS to Halfback George Volkert covered 50 yards in Tech’s scor- Rushing yardage __ 197 182 never seriously threatened there- Passing yardage 85. 68 Tech a 14-6 halftime lead and ing drive. A pass to End Sam after. Passes attempted 12 13 his toss to End Bill Serv Hensley ate up 32 yards and set Passes completed 6 6 nett assured Tech’s string of 30 All-American Giel and his Passes intercepted 11 up his touchdown toss to Volkert. un- Punts fi 4 games without a loss. defeated halfback partner, Mc- Punting average 31.33 46.0 After Tech recovered a bad lost n 4 Rally. Tulane on Tu- Namara, tore off yardage almost Yards penalized 68 Tulane Reserves center pass the 24 Out-manned at will in shattering Northwest- Tulane played the ; lane 15 in the third quarter, year, away last half starting Brigman 13-yard pass ern’s defenses. Giel hit on touch- this almost tossed j without its I threw a game by losing ! backfield but down passes of 15 yards to Mc- the four fumbles. untried reserves tq, Sennett for a score. That Marquette turned two of them scrapped back to within one put Tech ahead. 21-6. Namara and 6 to Bob Rutford touchdown as into touchdowns. of the flying Tech Tech’s final touchdown came well as scoring on a 4-yard team. run himself. Ron Drzewiecki, Marquette left on a last-period drive of 62 yards, halfback, put the Hoosiers be- The game matched Tech’s de- with Mitchell passing to End Northwestern, the Nation’s hind early in the fourth quarter fending Sugar Bowl champions Henry Hair and Halfback Billy total offense leader w-ith an aver- caught a punt against the winner of the first smashing off age gain when he on his Teas and Turner of 466.5 yards in vic- 20 and raced 81 yards diagonally New Year’s Day game in New regular gains to move to the tories over lowa State and Army, across the field into the Indiana Orleans in a climax to Sugar Tulane Turner cracked to 292 by Gophers. 3. over was held the end zone. Bowl Appreciation Week. guard for the score. This was abetted by Gerry Marquette 9 7 6 7—29 Each team used breaks to score Indiana 9 77 Georgia Tech 0 14 7 6 —27 Weber’s 67-yard touchdown run 7—21 its first touchdown, with Brig- Tulane 6 0 0 7—13 Marquette scoring: Touchdowns and Dick Thomas’ 24-yard scor- Drzewiecki (2), Hanley. Conversions— man’s passing setting fire to a Scoring: Georgia Tech, touchdowns—- Scaffidi <2l. i Turner i2). Volkert, Sennett. Conver- ing toss to Dick Ranicke. Irdiana scoring: Touchdowns—Rogers Tech offensive that had gone jsions—Rodgers <2), Turner. Tulane, K I^H|. <2 i, Holzbach. Conversions—Helsinki dead when Tulane forged ahead, I touchdowns—Kent. Sala. Conversion- Giel slammed 98 yards in 2t 'Hk ,Jjjjjfc f JHHk' ft Clement. carries and added 21 yards in completing two of four passes. . 'iliWlilMillfc ..m wmm McNamara gained 69 yards in

* 13 trips. • Bullis Romps, 47-0 Browns Wallop Eagles, 37-13, Minnesota 14 0 0 16—30 Northwestern 0 7 6 o—l 3 Minnesota scoring: Touchdowns—Giel. Behind 's Passing B McNamara. Rutford, McElroy. Con- On Mabry's 4 Scores versions Cappelletti <4>. Safety ' By the Assqciated Press Thomas ttackled by Holtz). Northwest- Dick Mabry’s four touchdowns Eagles’ second touchdown, but ern scoring: Touchdowns —• W'eber, Ra- ; CLEVELAND. Oct. 10.—Otto nicke. Conversion—Rondou. the big Bill Willis blocked his first were impetus of Bullis Prep’s Graham, aided by the plunging try. 47-0 opening-game victory over of Chick Jagade, passed the i A crowd of 45,802 poured into inept Wesley College yes- j to a 37-13 Spartans THIS WON FOR THE WOLVERINES—Duncan McDonald falls to his knees but not until Junior Cleveland Municipal Stadium for victory tonight over the Phila- the walkaway. (Continued from Page C-l.) MICHIGAN, 14 after he got off a pass to Gene Knutsen for eight yards and a touchdown terday at Bullis. against lowa delphia Eagles. Philadelphia fi o 7 0 13 in the fourth quarter at Ann Arbor. The Hawkeyes leading 13-7- . Operating a Split-T of- Cleveland 6 14 7 In 37 were at the time and had Jrom Graham completed 20 of 30 Scoring: Philadelphia, 68-yard drive by tumbling over IOWA, 13 a upset in the making. (Story C-l.) fense, . touchdowns— tremendous on Page —AP Wirephoto. the former Washington- ! attempts for 328 yards. Zieslei. But*. conversion Walston. to score from the one-yard line Cleveland. touchdowns Jaaade i2», Michigan briefly, Lee High School quarterback One of his passes, good for 16 Larelli, Helluin; field goals—Groza (3): and State led conversions- Groza <4 >. 7-0. scored on a 45-yard punt return, 1 yards, went to for a second-period Texas Christian broke the Michigan a pair of option plays covering touchdown and Pitt's Power Claims Virginia Upsets GW, 24-20, his other throws set up a game wide open in the second (Continued from Page C-l.) 75 and 80 yards, and an pair end run of 14-yard touchdown plunges period with two touchdown for 24 yards. Alert Rhode Island passes. it appeared lowa .was on the | by Jagade. First Victory, 14-7, Aided by in End Zone Bakhtiar, an Ray McKown dropped back verge of its first victory over a Fullback Jim All- Jerry Helluin, 292-pound right (Continued Page C-l.) ; guard, picked up TCU on from Michigan team 29 years. High selection while at Western Adrion Burk’s Beals Brown, 19-13 when had the ball the! in fumble MSC 34-yard and a last year, scored twice through i and ran 40 yards for the line tossed stepped down the left sidelines, GW Tackle Taken Michigan bobbled the ball By the Ajtoeioted Press long heave to Ron Clinkscale, j Against Nebraska the line on plays covering 65 and I Browns’ last touchdown outrunning everybody. . twice in the first half and lost R. 1., Oct. 10. who caught it in the end By the Associated Press 35 yards and added four of Bullis’ ' booted three field PROVIDENCE. zone. I Early in the second half the To Hospital, Lost it on four times —An alert Rhode Island football The very next the PITTSBURGH, Oct. five extra points. goals, two in the first period for time Texans 10.—Five Colonials took a momentary lead. as the lowans jumped into a yards team scored two fourth-quarter had the ball, Clinkscale passed fumble and the For Rest of Season The other score, first of r 20 and 16 and one in the recoveries bull- Ciemniecki took a pitchout from. 13-0 halftime lead. the last quarter yards. touchdowns for a 19-13 victory from the Spartan 9 to Don San- like charges of stocky Bobby two in the fourth quarter, came ; j for 27 Sturm and went around right Tackle * John Posta of But, Michigan The Eagles over Brown today before 10,000 ford, who pulled it down in the Epps enabled Pitt to whip Ne- fashioned a 65- on a 50-yard pass play from [; marched 64 >aids end for 46 yards to the Virginia George Washington Univer- yard, 10-play . for their first fans at Brown Field. end zone. braska, 14-6, today for its first sity’s touchdown drive Vince Panaia to Halfback Frank touchdown in the 7 to set up the score. A penalty football team was after the halftime with Bal- opening period, Frank Ziegler A recovered fumble and a pass Another two touchdowns ahead victory. taken to GW Hospital with Bonus. I Spartans in drove the Colonials back to the dacci’s 27-yard pass to top the making the last yard over right set up the scoring of the stunned the The Panthers marched 66 Gas- a injury Bullis faces the George Wash- third quarter. Fowler, from the 22, but Sturm connected to neck received in clincher. guard. situations that enabled the Rams yards after the opening kickoff for yesterday’s game against ington University freshmen Fri- unprecedented Michigan 45, one kell over in the left corner Burk, failing to find a to collect an sec- State lobbed for a touchdown and tallied Gaspari who Virginia put A poor 22-yard quick kick by day in its second game. It was receiver straight victory to a touchdown. Dick and will be the !, for his pass, twisted way ond in 39 meet- down Finney, who caught it again with only four seconds George Broeder, lowa fullback, the second straight loss for the his on the 14 and raced across un- had made the first GW extra rest of the season. ’; through the Browns in ings between the intra-Stato remaining in the game. Full- the of to the Michigan 44 set up the Dover, Del., school. defense by any Michigan State point, missed this one, but It was a re-injury a ' the period 32 yards *-nd rivals touched over second Wolverine Wesley J. C. 0 0 0 third for Rhode Island O fl n back Epps ripped the goal Colonials were very much alive pinched neck muscle re- score. Bullis go o—9 13 m tackier. 9 14 13—47 the other Philadelphia touch- Brown p 7 0 ti—l3 line from one foot out for Pitt’s with a lead. ceived in a pre-season scrim- McDonald left the Michigan Bullis scoring: Mabrv I'l-nd scoring: Spartans Intercept Pass. 13-12 Touchdowns ¦ dowrt. Almy Touchdowns— first score and set up the sec- age, it is not bench and led the 56 yard, 12 <4i. Bakhtiar (2), Bonus. Points after Abbruzzi. Conversion—Gre.nn. The threatening that, though, the roof and while re- touchdown—Bakhtiar <4>. Fitzgerald. Bobby converted sou v-ag- Touchdowns—Orton. Texans were ond with a 20-yard scamper off After. Walston the Thompson. Conversion—Havertv. again when Johnny Matsock, a fell in on GW, with a 52-yard garded as serious, Coach Bo play drive that included two third-string quarterback, tackle. pass play putting the Cavaliers" Sherman said he would not bullseyel passes. The first was inter- (Mode cepted one of Fowler’s passes Henry 1-T) Ford ahead to stay. Quarterback 'use Posta again. Posta, a a 24-yard toss to put Michigan and ran it back to his own 31 squirmed over from the 1-foot Bailey, a sophomore who in pre- sophomore, was playing for on the lowa 29. Michigan made to give Michigan State its come- mark with the seconds ticking vious games has had trouble the first time yesterday after it to the four in nine plays but out to cap 85-yard for back chance. an drive making his passes click, con- . missing the first two games. seemed stymied there. Bolden, who scored all three the Panthers’ second touchdown. nected with Moyer the GW Then McDonald, faded back Blanda on touchdowns in the 21-0 defeat Paul converted both ex- 22, and Moyer pulled himself out Lineups. and spiralled the scoring pass tra points. The of Minnesota last week, scored of Ciemnieckrs arms and side- VIRGINIA. to Knutson. Cornhuskers from from three yards out to cap the The Ne- stepped Sturm to go over stand- Left end—Quillen. Moyer. Baldacci converted the first braska tallied their lone touch- Left tackle —Mehalick, Riggin. drive. ing up. Left guard—Stallings. Alexander. touchdown repeated to sew up down in the third period. Quar- Bailey intercepted pass from Center—Pugh. Moye. End Bill Quinlan recovered a a Right guard—Polzer. Harrison. the victory. fumble by Sam Morrow terback John Bordogna smacked Fox the GW 46 to send the Right tackle-—Gut, Schelhorn. lowa * 6 7 0 9—13 on the on Michigan Right Phipps. Hagy. . . 0 0 7 7—14 27 to a over from one foot out after last touch- end—Modlin, TCU give Slonac chance Cavaliers toward their Quarterback—Bailey. Rose. lowa scoring: Touchdowns —Smith. 2. Ray Novak intercepted Ford’s period. Left halfback—Potter. Niedbala. Bar- Conversions—Wiestemann. to perform his heroics. down in the fourth The bee. pass. by Michigan scoring: Touchdowns —Topp. Yewcic threw' a screen pass final 16 yards were made Right halfback—Strempek, Young. Knutsen. Conversions—Baldacci. 2. Play Fullback —Hartwell. to Slonac and he zigzagged 34 Irish Next. Bailey himself around left end GEORGE WASHINGTON. A crowd of 20,666 including the split-T quarterback keep Left end —Gaskell. Daly. yards to score, then kicked the on Left tackle—Prach. Posta. Bosmans. extra point that made it 20-19. Coach Frank Leahjf of Notre play. - Left guard—Gaspari, Bodolus. Oklahoma Aggies Beal Dame, the Cornhuskers remaining, Center—Korcheck. It was Slonac again, intercept- saw In the few minutes Right guard—Neal. throw away three scoring op- quickly Right tackle—Drake. Ziamandanis. ing a pass by McKowan, to make GW struck for a touch- Right \ portunities by Leahy’s end—Kober. Dancu. Wichita by Blocking Punt / FREE PARKING the final score possible. Ten fumbling. down that only made the score Quarterback—Sturm. Fox. I play Pitt at Bend, be- Left halfback—Weaver. Barr. Donofrio By the Associated Press BEN HUNDLEY” Choose From These Nationally plays carried 65 yards for the Irish South closer. A 51-yard screen pass Right halfback— [ / Ind., next Saturday. and Ciemniecki made Fullback—Boland. Danz. STILLWATER, Okla.. Oct. 10. Famous Cimde A Fresh score with Yewcic passing to tween Fox Virginia 0 6 I 61- 12 B—g 4 fired Ellis on the one for the clincher The Cornshuckers fumbled five up most of the distance in a George Washington 0 7 6 7—20 —The Oklahoma Aggies, yard Virginia touchdowns—Stremnek. Pot- only spark of Michigan State was on the times. Dennis Korinek twice let spurt, with Fox going out- ! ter. Moyer. Bailey. to their offensive the pigskin slip through his fin- right for the final George Washington touchdowns—Gas- the afternoon after a 94-yard short end of the statistics at side tackle j kell (2), Fox. Points after touchdown— gers was nullified the close of the first half. TCU and Bordogna, Bill Scha- yard. Gaspari <2). touchdown run be- backer of a penalty in the fourth made 92 yards rushing to 89 for and Andy Loehr each lost cause the ball quarter fudged Wichita, - 14-7, outpassed Spar- once. MSC and the ceremonies, Valley tans, 87 yards to 50. during the At halftime the Negro Player Purchased here todakr in a Missouri Panthers presented a plaque to Tied, Conference game. half. At game’s end, Michigan Favored LSU the sisters and brothers of the The victory put the Aggies in State was in command again, late Dr. Jock Sutherland, For Oriole Farm Club and for- a flrst-plajcel tie with Houston in petting 228 yards rushing mer Pitt By tha Associated to coach, for his admis- 6-6, by Kentucky Press the conference race, each team 124 yards passing 163 yards sion to DON'T and yards football’s Hall of Fame. GRAND FORKS, N. Dak., Oct. with one j victory. Wichita now BE MISLED! Ask your dealer POINT rushing 175 passing Nebraska 0 o « 0— fi By the Associated Press Pitt .... 7 0 has won one and lost one. for the Texans. 0 7 —14 BATON ROUGE. La., Oct. 10. 1 1 10.—Dave Roberts, Negro first BLANK: “IS THIS A FIRST-LINE TIRE?” Texas 0 6 0—If) Christian 13 —An inspired Kentucky football 1 Michigan State 7 0 0 19—26 baseman-outfielder for the 1953 'ru'.^YOU CAN Christian scoring: SffSEE AND PEEL THE DIFFERENCE YOURSELF It does:, t pay Texas Touchdowns team fought favored Louisiana your family's FOR Sanford, Finney. Grand Forks Chiefs of the safety tor the If. pennies ¦< u mUlit nave —Clinkscale. Conver- a 6-6 tonight. Lwith0 *»thsecond or third id sions—McKowan Quantico Impressive State to deadlock League, inferior line tii". 'NY MAKE r>nn > m«t ask for Michigan Northern Baseball has -fyu Ft rest one Armstrong or Tire "f -THE TO State scoring: Touchdowns— Fullback Jerry Maxxhand of Mohawk your Wells. Bolden. Slonac (2). PJ-V bNLT FIRST LINE TIRES tn those makes Ask dea'er point Conversion*— been sold to the Baltimore Or- blank Is this a first l.ine Tire?” Xhpn compare orirr.« You'll find Slonac (2). 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