Notre Dame Shades Illinois, 7-0, as Colella Runs 76 Yards 1$ D. ^ ; I WASHINGTON, C., SEPTEMBER 30, 1945. A—19 13 IN 1 First Run of Contest Bagarus Is Baltimore Fans' Pet —By GIB CROCKETT Duda Leads Virginia «τ sw..ju«sf As Redskins and Lions (VM J Τ' SEE THE FINEST V Brings Touchdown; Tangle SHOW HORSES AND To 26-to-6 With the champion Green Bay I couple of pleasant surprises in store BEST RIDERS Victory Packer and Chicago Bear scalp» for the customers. Dobler, for in- IN THE BAST... ALL1 Irish Prove Grit stance, is a fast man with a punt IN ONE DAY.. dangling from their vest pockets the Over N. C. or Stale a kickoff, a some ■τ the AR>oci»tfd I speedster TIL Pre*». Redskins reach the end of a flve- critics are willing to compare with By the Associated Press. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 29 — game preseason schedule today at Bagarus. Doolan has speed and Phil Collela, a Navy veteran of NORFOLK, Va.. Sept. 2ftr-Scor- Baltimore in a skirmish with the ; Larry Puller is bidding earnestly South Pacific action, streaked 76 ing one touchdown in each period, Detroit Lions. The kickoff is sched- for a starting berth, and with places for a touchdown on the INTK'MORNINô Virginia trounced North Carolina yards game's on uled for 2:30. the squad diminishing each week < first running play to usher in Notre T'MAKE State today, 26 to 6, in a bitterly By now the Skins should be pretty I the battle for one should produce Dame's football season with a 7-0 WORTWINirTOV contested game before 20.000 well set for the National Football a few thrills. A triumph over Illinois today. speedy backfield led by Half- League race, which shapes up as the Lions Offer It had a new coach and a Real Test. back Johnnie Duda, who scored squad but closest in several years, that Detroit is a team that can test of unknown ability, but never did three touchdowns for the Cavaliers, isn't the case. No Redskin team, the a a Dame team live to Its Skins. It has big line and combined with an almost Notre up the airtight perhaps, has been so close to a of backs who can fighting Irish label as did Hugh De- couple nifty defense against the Wolfpack's inaugural so badly scrambled. The the Bill Calli- vore's green-shirted scrappers, who pack pigskin. Capt. aerial attack, were the chief factors trouble is in the backfield. one of the real staged two epic goal-line stands in han, league's vets; îTtwen MAKE that gave Virginia the victory. Today is the last time De Groot Chuck Art Van Tone The the closing period before a crowd Fenenbock, A «3UICK. CUANlGE game was much more closely will be able to shift his rookies and Bob Westfall will of 45,000. probably start ANDSPEMO THE contested than the final score indi- around and try them in positions in the backfleld. The The Illini, who last week belted line will be "REST OF· TWE DAV/ cates. Virginia gained 222 yards where he thinks they might do the of Dave Diehl and Luke Pittsburgh, 23-6, slammed an ex- composed AT TUE RITZY rushing to lbo for State, and the good. Any experiments Lindon at Mike Kostiuk plosive but fumble-plagued offen- (greatest ends, and AFFAIR AT Wolfpack registered 17 first downs I from now on will be at great risk !A1! Stan sive at the Irish only to see scoring Kaporch, tackles; Batinski BEAUTIFUL against ·11 for the Cavaliers. J and probably a, costly price. The and A1 and Alex, threats smothered on Notre Dame's Kaporch, guards, BALLAMTAAE.i Virginia excelled in the air, com- only "breather" on the schedule is at center. Two im- 1-yard, 3-yard and 5-yard stripes. Wojciechowicz pleting four forward passes out of Pittsburgh and the Steelers may not Notre Dame had its portant recent additions are eight for a total of 75 opening-day be pleasant company two weeks Cot-| yards, while cut out for it after ton Price, a scatback from Texas the Pack was able to pattern Collela, from now. complete only A. & M., and Frank one a 20-year-old from Rochester, Pa., Syzmanski, out of nine for a total of 17 Baltimore Likes former Notre Dame skirted Illinois' left end, sharply re- Bagarus. center. yards. With all this, however, the Red- The game is the State's versed his field and outran the Illini sponsored by UNDERSTAND^ touchdown climaxed a drive skins will give a good account Clubs of Baltimore secondary 76 yards to a touchdown. |I of, Variety and SECRETARY 862 yards. 'themselves if Steve Pos. Reserve Fullback Stan Kirvak today and Ba- Washington, with all proceeds abpve 'Of Virstnia (SB). Ν c. Slate Aa-RiCULTURE/ L. E. .Walker <«). are __ garus' legs in shape they may the $14.500 guarantee for each team, L. Couru drop-kicked the point. 1 ANDERSON. \NILL T. Barbour Jensen tame the Lions. has a L. G. After that, the bruising, alert Bagarus going to Boys' clubs of the two BE THERE... Gianakos Saunders bannerline in 1 Ç. __Myrrs __ Bonner reputation Baltimore cities. WIN f-1 WVU[ i^-1 nvw rw R. O. Irish defense simply wore down the WANNA ASK HIM < Holz Gaeta where he ran wild last year, spark- A show worthy of the show ...TO ROOT A COUPLE. OF My 'AT THE COLORFUL R. T. _TyMnger Turryflll slippery-fingered Illinois attack that iporld SOM.E QUESTlOMS R E. Pickett ing his mates to victories over both has been FAVRITE HUNTERS OVER THE Edwards was weakened when "Scat- arranged before the game ÀLMA5 TEMPLE BENEFIT My Q. B. Ellis seriously (BOUT VICTOHYy L. Haugler the Bears and Packers, and although and between the halves. It will in- TOUÛH ONES... 5M0W..4 H— Duda Turner back" Eddie Bray was injured in jSARDEM... F. B. Sullivan he arrived in Washington only Fri- clude everything but lemon- Worst the first period. pink Virginia 7 β « ?— 'dav—too late for he as an will N. C. But witn due créait to «ray. tne practice, says ade, elephant be in the State. 0 0 6 0— β he's for the kickoff. V.rginia scoring Irish were their ready parade. Touchdowns—Duda impregnable inside <). Jamison (sub for De Groot intends to use rookies Advance ticket sales for the Pickett*. Points S-yard line when reserve Illini backs fray Breaks Cornell after touchdown—Walkpr <2) f place- plentifully today, although Baugh yesterday passed the $50,000 mark Help kicks). N. C. State scoring: Touchdown- threatened to salvage the first Illi- Buckeye Sarringhaus Turner. will do his share of pitching and and with a break in the weather nois victory over Notre Dame in other established stars will have to officials nine meetings. Variety hoped for at least To Defeat Bucknell Wilberforce Gets put in time, and there be r another The Illini outscored Notre Dame, may $25.000 worth of customers. Runs Over Missouri Edge the 13 in first six of Associated Press. to 6, downs but By the Associated Press. On Clark by their seven fumbles were recovered ITHACA, Ν. V., Sept. 20.—Sharp- Safety COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 29 — Br tht Associated Press. by the Irish. The Irish also lost passing Allan Dekdebrun sparked j Northwestern Ties Paul the ATLANTA. 29 — Indiana, 7-7, Cornell to its second of the Sarringhaus, Hamilton Sept. A third the ball on fumbles six times, but victory season Hurricane." who wears glasses, quarter safety pave visiting Wilber- only Substitute Bill Gompers' bob- today, 19 to 8, over underdog Bwcknell. roared back into the intercollegiate force College an 8-6 victory over ble on the Notre Dame 14 In the Latter Late A Making Counter Cornell's first 80/-WUAT football picture today from thç Clark College this afternoon. touchdown came last period caused any danger. And iiy thr 1 Associated Press. ( Dick Conners, who made the ΤαιάΚ DAV I'M Army to score four touchdowns and The Wilberforce eleven broke a to only in the second period, shortly after here the Illini elected pass, flip- ( 6-6 tie EVANSTON, 111., Sept. 29 —North- long runs of the game, put the a (SONNA HAVE NEXT lead Ohio State to a 47-to-6 when Guylon Small of Clark three and a Bucknell fumble by Bob McClin- victory ping incompletions western's untested over was. tackled Wildcats opened Wildcats in position for their touch- tock on Missouri in the Bucks' behind his own goal on toss that was inter- the Bisons' 2-yard line was /. Northwestern <7>. By the 19 superior Georgia after a 53-yard drive in which but when a bad Associated Press. I steaming yards. L. E. Ravpnsberg Morris pass from Center Fran- Beaugay, a $22,000 bargain as a Po*. had a grim battle to defeat Τ Missouri (β) Ohio State (47) fighting six plays were used—two L. Deal Hagmann cis to i NEW YORK, 29 —Star L. E. In 20-0 running L. Fleming Dekdebrun dropped Sept. Pilot yearling and already winner of Eigelbertfpr Kessler Dartmouth, 13-6, today before 8.000. Muddy Game, G. Sowinski Schuetz L. T. and four brilliant aerials. C. into the zone. carried the colors of Mrs. Elizabeth Kekeris Thomas Associated Press. --.Oleksak Pihos end The Bisons, in- $105,910, got to her feet after L All of the came in the By the R. shortly G. McDaniel Amling scoring G.- Cirolli Lecture Arden Graham to in the C. Lt. Pete Pihos, who starred for R. T. spired by their first Cornell blood, victory the fall and was taken away in the Henderson Lininger second period. ATHENS, Ga, Sept. 29—Georgia Goldsberry Hansen R. G. R. E. then 56th Belmont world's Riddle Redd Indiana in 1943 and for the United Kluszewski Gorski staged a 51-yard march which Futurity, horse ambulance. She had swerved R. T. Joy Byers and Vito Kissell cot the on Clemson and Q B. Burk Dixon plunged jump today Raimondi Farrar richest race ior R. Ε States in France and Ger- L. H.. wound up with Halfback Bill Allen juveniles, today after soon after the start. She seemed Clevenger Watson for the Cross scores and A1 then the on a Infantry Taliaferro __ Bairstow Holy outplayed Tigers R.H.- Deranek his Q. B. Gatts Ehrsam many since, scored the touch- Conner counting. stablemate, the favored filly to flinch, from the crowd's L. H. Gould countered for the field to win 20-0, be- tying F Β. Lysohir possibly Ka:ser Sarringhaus Indians muddy easily, Travers A bolted into R. K. Brinkman down on a bullet he Indiana 0 0 0 5-yard ^Beaugay, the inside rail roar, inside the final sixteenth, was Verdova after a fourth- fore 10.000. 9-yard pass 7—7 delaying penalty against F Β Quirk completing 5-yard, Northwestern 7 <■ Ο 0—7 the 50 feet from the finish. Cline took from Ben Raimondi. He Bisons in the final hit by Dodson's a of Missouri ο ο η down pass from A driving cloudburst late in the Northwestern scorfne: Touchdown—Gor- period put whip couple β— β co-Captain Meryll the The Graham went to Ohio State ..7 the ball on the ski. Point — ball on their own pair the times, then to 13 21 π—47 Frost. first a caught 5-vard line after Touchdown Farrar 1-yard line appeared falter and period, after Georgia took (placement'. Indiana Missouri scoring: Touchdown—Brown and the scoring: Touchdown and set up Cornell's final post favored at $3.40 for $2 and bolt inward. (sub for Gaits) With a line that 13-0 lead, turned the field into a plowed through Wildcat —Pihos. Point after touchdown-—Arm- touch- averaged 205 unbeaten in six Ohio State scoring· Touchdowns—Sar- defense to score. strong. sub for Groomes (placement). At- down. Beaugay, previous The pounds and a terrifically quagmire and the game into a com- tendance. 30.000 stable announced yesterday ringhaus (4) Cline (2), Steinberg (sub for rugged (estimated). Pos Bucknell (C). Cornell (19>. starts, was running fourth when Watson·. backfield, the Cross with fumbles the L. Ε that this would be final Holy expected edy costing Tigers Rutan Distasio Beaugay's Points after touchdown—Schnittker L. T. she hit the rail. Star Pilot went on 'sub to grind "Tuss'' inex- heavily. Salberg Brozina start of 1945, win or lose, but said for Sarringhaus»; ή «placements). McLaugarv's L. G. .Myers Speece to win in a hard drive and take perienced team into bits. racked first C. before this afternoon's race she tiny Georgia up eight Gralf Breaks Steii Fleming first Trojans Penn R money of $52,940. downs to five for the Tigers, gained Flashy Wallops G Caldwell Stoviak might be pointed for the Selima R. Τ Carlow Loynd The second mutuel handle 126 yards rushing against 77. and R Ε Williams biggest Stakes at Laurel, depending on her Howard Bows in W. Devoid in Opener and M. 19-6 Winner completed of 15 for 95 Q B. Johnston Dekdebrun racing history was registered as showing today. eight passes To L H Beat Bears, 13-2 Brown in McClintock Souchek the free-betting crowd of 47,731 sent Under Arnold Clemson connected on one R. Kirkland, Star Pilot yards. Inaugural H. __ McKay Rakoski To Aberdeen Gridders of Bs thi Asf-ociatfd Pris». F. Β Elmore $4,877,645 through the machines on staked his claim to the title Despite Ragged Play eight aerials for 23 yards. By the Associated Press. Woznicki juvenile the Bucknell Ο ο fi ο— By Associated Press. BERKELEY. Calif.. 29 8 the eight races. The total was just with a fine performance before a Howard University dropped its Sept. UP).— PHILADELPHIA, 29—The Cornell ο i:j ο rt—19 Sept. Bucknell $139,100 under the record sum of crowd ftrst start of the season WILLIAMSBURG. Va., Sept. 29. Southern California took Penn scoring: Touchdown—Allen of 47,731. Winner of three yesterday, advantage football team mixed a potent (sub for Elmore» saiety. Cornell —William and its Chandler Blanks Red Sox of two breaks move scoring:! $5,016,745 wagered by 49.614 fans at of his seven starts and losing a 7-0 decision to a Mary opened to another step cocktail of Touchdowns—Davidson (sub lor previous strong brilliant running, effec-i Souchek», the Belmont football season here with a closer to its third consecutive Coast Dekdebrun. Skawski (sub for Rakoski). meeting last Saturday. $60,705, the $26,900 yearling broke soldier eleven from Aberdeen Prov- today tive passing and staunch defensive Point after 19-6 win over Catawba. Conference football title touchdown—Skawski place- The colt, also winner of the Hope- sixth and gradually gained on the ing Grounds at the university sta- With Seven Hits, 5 to 0 by beating play to outclass Brown completely, ment). a green, but stubborn California ful, covered the straight 6'2 furlongs leaders. dium. The Indians, despite their vic- Br ih*· Associated Press. 50-0, In a steaming at Frank- j game in three-fourths of looked weak on eleven, 13-2, today before a crowd j 1:17%, finishing He went to the front about the A in the fourth tory. pass defense NEW YORK, lin Field today which opened the 60-yard-pass play Sept. 29—Spud of Purdue's a length in front of Edward Lasker's time his stablemate fell and was at times and three times Catawba 60,000. season for Power quarter proved the Bisons' Chandler, recently returned from both teams. Speed, Athene. John Mersch's undoing. fooled them Southern California scored touch- Mighty going away from Athene at the end. Jules Monterio heaved a witth the Statue of the A short pass Navy, blanked the Red Sox with downs crowd of 51.000 Story ran third, another half from back Liberty once for a in each of the first two alternately- length Mighty Story came well over the right side of the line to play, touchdown. seven hits to give the Yankees a drooped from the sun or Subdue Great Lakes back, and C. V. periods, but after that bogged down dripped Whitney's Enfilade, to out-distance Enfilade, the pace- Howard Hartfield, ex-Florida A. and 5-0 triumph today. from the sporadic showers as it Br tht Associated Press. the other in the field of maker into the completely. California had four only filly last furlong. M. star, who raced 45 to score. Nick Etten's 18th homer with one watched yards George Munger's Quakers, GREAT — was five scoring opportunities in the third LAKES. 111., Sept. 29 11, fourth, lengths away. Mr*. Graham's Winnings $444,855. Monterio added the extra with on accounted for two of the runs. rated a point HutsonSigns Again mystery team, score three Purdue turned on period, but didn't have the offensive Rs speed and Jockey Escapes Injury. The victory boosted Mrs. a placement. The Yankees celebrated "George touchdowns and a in power. safety the power today and sank the Great Doug who rode Stirnweiss Jockey Dodson, Graham's seasonal winnings to The Bisons the in Aber- As Packer Day" before 10.364 paid The first period and at least one touch- Lakes 20 to kept play Player Bears got their only points Bluejackets, 6. Beaugay, escaped with a shaking $444,855. Ε y The Associated Press. fans and about 10.000 youngsters down in each deen's territory for most of the when they trapped Jim quarter thereafter. Ed the After Dr. Dr. Peterson. Cody, Boilermakers' up. examining Beaugay, Eslie the — from the Police Athletic who fast Asbury's Revoked, game and three times were within GREET* BAY. Wis., Sept 29 Lmgue Trojan A of and E. quarterback, behind his own couple ex-servicemen—Bob shifty ball carrier, his Ν. Southard said the filly re- Western star, was a late scratch It will come as came to cheer Stirnweiss, himself paced striking distance of the goal line, no great surprise goal line in the third Evans, who holds the D. F. C. and mates ceived a on period. to victory by scoring three deep cut her left hind from the Futurity when he develop- but each time the to most that Don β graduate from the P.A.L. Air visitors halted the people Hutson. Medal, and Don Schneider— touchdowns, the first on a ankle and badly bruised her left ed a filled ankle on the eve of the Today's paid attendance raised 48-yard drives. I peer of the National Football sparked the versatile Penn attack, sprint. shoulder, which will be to- race and will be back to the Yankees' total home attendance X-rayed shipped League's pass receivers for 10 it was a morrow Columbia, With although 17-year-old speed The as a precautionary measure. Chicago Monday. has come to 1.004,388 to become the fifth ma- Winged-T, stubborn Sailors salvaged a years, out of recrement boy. Bob Deuber, who scored three Southard said there was no another of Mrs. Six Are Chosen team to the mark this bit of satisfaction from the defeat possl- | Knockdown, Umpires once again and signed a playing jor league top of the touchdowns. Both Schneider the when their bility filly would have to be Graham's color-bearers, also was a contract with the Packers. season. Over and they registered first For Romps Lafayette Deuber made 60-yard touch- destroyed and confidence late scratch. He struck himself this Series Chandler Coach Boston. ΛΒ Η. Ο. Λ. Ν York AB. Η Ο A touchdown of the season before a expressed by E. L. (Curley) Lambeau 4 By ihe Associated Press. down runs Lake.ss _ 2 Stir ss.-'b 5 3 :» s crowd that she would be all right. morning and a leg filled slightly. Umpires for the World Series, made the 4 0 η of 22,000. announcement today, La For't.lf Mtth'y.rf 4 <> 1 fl NEW PC*. M'tk ch.rf 4 ο (ι YORK. Sept. 29—Colum- Penn (50) Brown (0) opening next in the that Stair, k.ci 5 110 L. E. Welch I Wednesday adding Hutson would see M B de.lb 4 3 1 <» Keller.If 4 Ο <> bia's football Connolly ! 2 fortunes surged upward L. T. American League city, were an- action Bucher,3b 4 0 1 Etten.1 b 4 2 J 4 Savitsky Lalikosl against the Bears tomor- l as L. G. Dickerson News e.2b 3 1 2 Grimes,3b 4 2 Ο 1 today Lou Little's winged-T for- ! Morris Trinidads nounced today by the office of Com- row at C. .Mostertz Score, 25-0, Finds Tech City Stadium, although Tobin, cf 2 1 0 Cros'ti.ss 4 0 3 71 mation clicked for six Mears Michigan missioner A. B. touchdowns in R Easy Georgia G. Adams Barely he's Steiner.c 3 <) 1 Rob'son.c 2 14 0 Blutstein (Happy"i Chandler. not expected to be in the a 40-14 R.T. Relchenbach Y. J'son.p 2 Ο 1 Chand'r.p 4 110 romp over Lafayette. McFadden As Weinstein Stars I National League arbiters selected RE. Sponaugle Menard starting lineup. Haus'n.p <» Ο Freshmen are Gene Rossides of! Q. B. __ John B. Conlan and Louis Falcone Kavazanjian With Mickey Weinstein pacing the Jorda Hutson has been a player- L. H Evans Lisi Victims in Tar Heels Totals 30 7 24 9 Totals 27 and Lou Kosserow of with E. Lee 36 12 17! Brooklyn R. H. attack, the Trinidad Club Spartans Ballanfant as alternate. coach for the last two seasons. Martin Boys' 120- Conquers I Boston Williams 000 OOO 000—0 Glassport, Pa., gave the Lions' fu- F Β. Jones Diehl pound football team trounced Mer- Bt the Associated Press. 1 By the Associated Press. William R. Summers and Art Pas- New Yoik ._ 200 001 20x—5 Brown f ture cause 0 0 0 0—- 0 opponents for worry — sarella will represent the American Runs batted in—Keller. Etten, 3: Stirn- by Penn 23 7 13 7—50 rick, 25-0, yesterday on the Rose- ANN ARBOR, MICH., Sept. 29 ! CHAPEL HILL, N. C„ Sept. 29.— I weiss. Two-base hits—Lake. Robinson, racking up five of the six scores Penn scoring: Touchdowns—Evans. Deu- dale field. : League with Charles F. as ber (sub for the widest in near- North Carolina's Tar Berry Stirnweiss. Grimes. Three-base hit—Kel- the slower Jones» (3). Sponaugle. Schnei- Piling up margin surprising alternate. AUTO GLASS ler. Home against and under-man- der (sub for Evans). j run—Etten. Opel (sub for Fal- Weinstein accounted for two tal- 20 ned invaders. cone». Points after touchdowns—Evans ly years of their ancient rivalry, Heels, making their home debut PROMPT SERVICE (β) (placekicks). Safety—Penn. lies, while Dick Orndorff and Billy Although Lafayette had six first Michigan scored almost at will be- under their new head coach, Carl Braves Gates registered the other two. A. L. Gets Lone Bows Giants; downs to seven for Hit, RE. 5877 Wallop Columbia, its; fore a crowd of 35.200 fans here Snavely, matched power and decep- only long gains were made through Pitt with Tech's favored Rain Checks Twin Bill Early Scoring by today to swamp Michigan State, tion Georgia To N. L. at Pearl Harbor STANDARD AUTO GLASS the air when forwards clicked for Charlotte Hall in I lost Tie Yellowjackets today and barely PEARL By the Associated Press. six in the second and last Trims West 40 to 0. HARBOR. Sept. 29 <Λ>(.— 624 Ν St. N.W. pointers Virginia 20-14 in a thrill-packed battle. 29—After Bos- The Wolverines, beaten by Indi- National League All-Stars blanked BOSTON, Sept. quarters. By the Associated Press. With Randolph-Macon A crowd of 25,000 which filled the ton's Bravts had pummelled three Pos. Lafayette (14). Columgia (40V ana a week ago, bounced back with the American Leaguers, 4 to 0, today L. E. j PITTSBURGH, Charlotte Hall and stands for Snavely's home-coming ..Kocsis Ladyko Sept. 29—Play- Randelph- a in the New York Giant hurlers for 17 L. vengeance against the Spartans, second game of the Navy's / ι T. .Berpenbach Hampton ing in a cold, autumnal drizzle, Pitt Macon Academy football teams to Carolina where he coached a dec- hits and a 13-4 victory in the opener L. G. Jordan Bowers; driving 40 yards for a first period Little World series, making it two C. Lipari Sniadack ! punched across three touchdowns played to a scoreless tie ade ago. saw the Jackets overcome of a yesterday touchdown and two more in straight. PEÀKE" scheduled double-header R. Reed today, G. Venutolo in the first half on j adding a deficit at the half to R. T. Hover f today to defeat a the former's field. one-point rain washed out the second tilt. Karas the second and fourth stanzas and Max Wilson, former for R. Ε Skvoretz Freda game young West Virginia team, The lone win in the third period when Wing- pitcher the Limit Phil Masi, with a home run and Ο. B. Kovacs threat came In tlje third another in the third. Pays Caruso! 20-0. over. Portsmouth, Va., in the Piedmont L. Η Loiacono when back George Matthews plunged two singles, and Chuck Rossides period Randolph-Macon trav- Michigan, mixing frequent passes held for ALL Used Cars Workman, R. H. Moore Kondratovich The Panthers a lot of "T"- In the final moments Bobby League, the American Leaguers F. | packed eled to the Hallmen's with two safeties, including his 25th B. Prime Kusserow 5-yard line, with its usual power attack, had to one collected formation power, the Dodd's Rambling Wreck had to call hit, by' Johnny and a Lafayette 0 7 0 7—14 confining only to lose the ball an incom- gives you priority number on · homer, featured the Braves' attack. by the situation in control all afternoon, Pesky, one-time Boston Red Sox Columbia 14 13 13 Mountaineers to their own side of on on all the tricks usually credited new car when N. York AB. H. O. A.Boston. AB. H. O. A. 0—40, pleted; pass the fourth down. a wide statistical on available. Lafayette scoring: j piling up edge player. Rucker.cf 4 Ο 3 Ο Culler, ss 5 1 4 2 Touchdowns—Skvor- j the field until the final quarter to Tech elevens to stave off defeat. etz. Moore. Points after touchdowns—: 19 first dowhs to the five. H'sra'n.Cb 4 2 1 lWtTn,2b «>323 as ran Spartans' Pos. Georgia Tech. N. Carolina. Mead.rf 0 Skvoretz. Epd1pt. Columbia scoring—Γ they up 18 first downs to four ι 3 3 OHolmes.lf 4 2 2 0 Pos. Mich. State (0). Michigan (401. L. Ε Busbin Ellison Cnella.lf 4 4 ««W'k'an.cf 5 2 4 0 Touchdowns—Rossides (3), Kusserow (2).j; and gained 426 to 1 Paces L. E. Barbas Hershberger ! Bleasdale. yards West Vir- Vanderbilt 1 L. Τ Davis Curran. Kluttz.c 3 0 4 0 W'tz'elcf 5 2 0 0 Points after touchdowns— Soph L. T. Goldsmith G. Johnson Venutolo i4). Attendance. Hginia's 172. L. G. Bowen Golding Vols Point Z'm'n.LJï 4 2 7 1 Nelson.3b 4 2 11 10.000. j1 L. G Black Smith Ahead DEAK F C. __ Duke Bevers Kerr.ss 4 10 2Masi.c__ 6 3 3 0 To C. Sullivan Γ MOTOR COMPACT 12-to-0 Watts R. G Hills Twohey ■■ Reyes.3b 3 0 1 1 Shupe.lb 5 2 11 Victory R. Ο Lamssies Wilkins 4, __ Hazelwood Lee.ρ 10 0 By Jhc Associate»! Press. R. T. Gaines DE owright.o 3 0 0 1, R. T. Esbaugh Hinton j Rubish Of Wake Forest SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER •Schemer 1 0 ο 0 R. Ε Massuch McNeill R. Ε Kilzer — ; Walker Br the Associated Press. APPROVED SERVICE Fischer,ρ 0 0 10 Yale NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 29 Q. Β Slier Ponsetto Ο. B. Holtsinter j Kirk, j L. Η Matthews Clayton tOtt oooo Pre-Divinity Student, Vanderbilt returned to formal foot- I L. Η Ludwig Teninga ! j KNOXVILLE, Tenn., 29. Wise. Ave. at Albemarle iFeldman 0 0 0 0 R. Η Aronson Ponde R. Η Peek Oliphant Sept. OR. 2000 Ε m ich.p 0 0 0 0 ball today after two years of "in- P B. BresUn F Β. __McInto«h Voris j —Bob Lund, a substitute tail- Dworsky Πβηπτία Tapk 1 1 Π Τ Π—rt.O Too on formal" play by administering a 12- Michigan 7 13 7 13—4(1 back paced the Tennessee Vols for — __ 14 Ο η—14 5 Tufts North Carolina 0 Totals 31 24 5 Grid II Totals 41 Tough Touchdowns Dworsky. Hershberger, Ττ 27 11 0 defeat to •Batted for Lee in fifth. Br the Associated Press. Tennessee Tech. Teninga (2), Nusabaumer (sub for Fonde), Georgia Tech scortna: Touchdowns- to a thrilling 7-to-6 victory over + Batted for Fischer yard pitch to Phil Barnhart had Buskin, Kyker. Matthews. Points after in seventh. [ A Muelder (sub for Teninga). Points after the stubborn Wake Forrest Dea- îRan for Ott in — young, driving touchdown—Kyker (2) (placements*. seventh. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 29 given Tufts a temporary sophomore back, touchdown—Ponsetto (4) (placement). edge. North Carolina scoring: Touchdowns— cons here before an Jew York 001 100 200— Joe Graves, scored both touchdowns today esti- «ftilWROfM- 4, a Then after a scoreless third Oliphant, Colfer (sub for Clayton). Points feoston 004 240 03x—31 Vandy (Handy) Kirk, predivinity period mated j on short line plunges. after touchdown—Cox (sub for Ellison) 15,000 persons. Runs—Zimmerman, Kerr. Vandy set the Blue on fire with a Penn State's Opening Reyes, Cul- j student, gave Tufts plenty of heck Big (2) (placements). Both 1er, Wietelmann, Holmes, Workman, Went- smash through center for 57 yards, teams did their scoring lel, Nelson. Masi, Wright. Runs batted today as the Elis inaugurated their Oklahoma Pressed in the final — and Half Routs quarter. in Hausmann. Zimmermann. Rucker, concluded his busy day with a Aggies Workman (A). Masi (2), Holmes (2). 1945 football campaign with a 27-7 1 foot FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., 29 Ey the Associated Press.Muhlenberg Mullins' Toe Gives T. C. Buster Tennessee's Wentzel (2). Nelson plunge just before the Sept. Stephens, (2), fthupe. Two- 04»).—Bob Fenimore base hits—Kerr. Holmes. Home runs— triumph. The 18-year-old Kirk tal- game ended. It was one of the most end his Okla- STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Sept. backfield star last year, was in- Zimmermann, Workman, Masi. Losing one-man homa Ags. unleashed a 7-6 on in the first pitcher—Lee. lied all four of the Blue's touch- spectacular shows ever today pow- 29.—Penn State, scoring all Its Edge Baylor jured play of the seen in the Yale Bowl. erful rushing attack to wilt the half 39 and taken from the downs, one on a beautiful 57-yard A safety points in the first today, WACO, Tex., Sept. odgers 144 «03 128 1ST ..127 (placement). 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