C-2 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 2, 1958 Dartmouth Tops Yale Soph Leads Penn Charges In Tense 22-14 Battle Princeton Hard to Upset NEW HAVEN. Conn., Nov. 1 ¦ Over Brown (AP).—Slick Dartmouth and PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 1 inspired Yale fought of STATISTICS one Dartmouth Tale ; (AP). Hugh Scott, Prince- their typical exciting football Piret downs 15 14 Harvard, • ton’s take-charge sophomore 19-6 battles today and Rushing yardage 160 108 the Indians 1 Passing yardage 112 041! substitute, and Frai k Finney, CAMBRIDGE. Mus., Nov. 1 finally won, 22-14. The outcome i 8-1.7 4-14 • Passes 1 Brown’s slick-passim quarter- (AP).—Penn, supposedly was in until the last Passes intercepted by 2 1 ¦ one of doubt Puntsj _ . 4-39 5-4111 back, the sta.rlng roles the weaker sisters of Ivy League second. Fumbles lost 0 S . shared i Yards penalised 45 today as Princeton’s Tigers i football, sprang a set of fleet Trailing . 4011 22-0 at halftime, ¦¦¦- i came out ahead, 28-18, in a . backs behind a hard-charging Yale rallied two touchdowns for and the running of Burke And ; free-scoring Ivy game. line to upset Harvard, 18-6, in the third period and was 1 It was a# anythlng-can-hap- today at the stadium. threatening again I ' Jake Crouthamel sent the In- to score in ad- pen thriller for 28.000 spec- The Quakers, beaten the final minutes. dians into their 22-point l four vantage at halftime. tators. times in five previous starts, It was like two separate ball got jump A 35-yard pass and run from Princeton the at the games and left the 42,420 fans start, cemented its lead with limp at the finish, 1 Gundy to Burke accounted for ’ the first Dartmouth In " STATISTICS scora. . Hgrvtid The victory kept ! , Ptno Dartmouth. second period Burke cli- Pint down* IS in a pre-season choice, in conten- the STATISTICS : Ruthing yardage ESI In maxed a 76-yard drive by scor- I Pawing yardage 67 72 tion for the Ivy League title 1 Princeton Brown i Pastes 2-6 S-20 ing from Hepburn First downs • with three triumphs in four the 2. i 19 17 ! Pttses Intercepted by i 0 1 sparked a 44-yard drive and ] Ruahtnt yardage 230 157 i (Puntt *-37 8-43 league starts. Yale has lost all ! Passing yardage 34 192 ! Fumbles lost 3 ) over the middle of the Pastesi 1-7 15-23 Yards penallaed ... 120 85 four of its Ivy games. dived ! Passes Intercepted by . 1 1 the ! line from two. Punts . 4-34 3-39 Heroes in this 42d battle in ! Yale’s first touchdown in the ! Fumbles lost O 2 scored in each of the first three the series that began in 1884 Yards penalized 15 85 periods third period came on 3-yard • to shatter Harvard’s were numerous. The touch- ' a three winning pass from Tom Singleton to two1 successful conversions, and -g|pie streak and down scorers were Dartmouth’s j year’s Winkler. A pass attempt to : just lasted to gain its third resume an old hex after a Jim Burke, who got two, and interruption. Hepburn < convert failed. The final score ’ victory in four Ivy games. I Brian and Yale’s Rich Fin-! Penn scored the first Winkler and Herb Hallas. was registered by Hallas, who i ney, who engineered all the in smashed from the to Brown touchdowns, period on a .beautiful 21-yard Bill Oundy’s accurate passing over one 1 had the end sweep by | climax a 57-yard drive. I best day of his career, com- Halfback Coffin, pleting 15 of 22 passes for and added its second touch- The victory was the first 1 192 down the final play of the yards1 and running for 16 on i over Yale for Coach Bob Black-1 • more. half as Larry Purdy hit Ed man since he took over at But1 it wasn’t quite enough. His three Goodwin on a 40-yard passing Dartmouth four seasons ago. 1 conversion attempts failed maneuver. DARTMOUTHj .8 14 O 0—22 jand that left Brown in a hole The TALEj| 0 014 1 Quakers scored again Allard throughout Stars | the game. pug O—l 4 j 1 Purdy Dartmouth —Burke 35. from Oun- Scott, when sneaked over to dy (Eurke, pass from Gundy). ! a 180-pounder from complete 47-yard advance Dartmouth—Burke 2. run (Crouth-1 Wellesley, Mass., who a in amel run) became the third quarter. Dartmouth —Hepburn 2, run (pass ¦ I a first stringer almost by de- As BC failed) fault, Harvard tallied its lone touch- Wins pass Singleton scored two of Yale—Winkler 3, from the four down in the opening minute of NEWTON, (AP) (pass failed) Princeton touchdowns, Mass., Nov. 1 Yale—Hallas 1. run (Winkler, pass ran for ' the third quarter after recover- Singleton). 106 —Quarterback Don Allard, who from yards and was the key man ing a fumble the Penn 37. offense -1 on hadn’t played for a month, | < jon for the Tigers. Chet Boulris passed to Stu Her- guided Boston College to a He started at tailback today shon to move*the ball to the COSTLY PITT FUMBLE—Dick Haley (30), Pittsburgh back, fumbles as 25-12 victory today over dan- and played most of the game 3 and Boulris then banged I re-injured '¦ ( he is tackled on his own 27-yard line yesterday at Syracuse. The ball gerous Dick Bass and his Col- Penn State Rolls as Danny Sachs i across. SYRACUSE iv16 lege of the even in was recovere( j by Syracuse and a few plays later resulted in a second Pacific mates. [wasn’t uniform and I Harvard has beaten Penn Playing special Jack (Silky) Sullivan saw only only once since 1903, that DITTCBI idstu 17 i period field goal, the winning margin. Syracuse players coming toward with ’a knee By Furman, 36-0 tri- rl I IbDUKon - M I brace, Allard limited action. Defensively, nei- umph coming a year ago How- loose ball (arrow) are A1 Bemiller (59) ana Art Baker (46). —AP directed the UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., ther Eagles to pair of team was effective. Brown i ever, the ancient series between \ Wirephoto. (Story on Page C-l.) a second-1, Nov. 1 (AP).—Penn Btate Uni- i period touchdowns that put the , couldn’t contain Princeton’s i the Ivy rivals is all tied up at versity today 56 running attack home forces ahead to stay. , entertained i consistently and [ 14-14-1. high school and the couldn’t Bass, harried constantly by a bands I Princeton stop Finney's 1 PENN 7 0S o—l 9 passes. (I « )•- heavier Boston College football team from Furman i ( HARVARD II H line, j 21, (Shaw University. The Penn State i BROWN 0 0 Penn—Coffin run kick). carried 20 times for 60 yards , 12 o—lß 1 Penn—Goodwin 4(1. pass from t urdy football team marched almost PRINCETONj 8 7 H 7_"g i irun failed). and scored both " Tiger touch- Pr n o ott *’ rU ,Bcott »•“ ; run (past failed). as far as the bandsmen in roll- f H7;®) Harvard—Boulris 3. Bolling Streak Snapped U. Rips Army downs. - rom Penn—Purdy 1. plunge (pass failed). Boston Brown-—Pirnty Buries j (run ing up an easy 36-0 win. About ] 3. run failed) Collate of Pacific _. S 0 0 o—l 2 < run (Tile? % College 23.000 spectators watched the ki?k>. Boston 0 12 7 0—25 ¦ I (M.rSf,!*, ,rom Finn " COP—Bass (pass ! S. run failedV show. | j tor Brott lfi ru (kick BC—Flanagan (pass Amabile) p-i, »7; . ," failed) to 19 from Brown—Flijnevt l^ l, sneak In 12-7 Loss Eglin (pass Colgate, (kick failed). The Nittany Lions, starting j 0n ~ "" failedt W&H, "»* 68-6; J p' 33-7 T u mi«y 7, (run failed). . CU BC—Robotti the second period on the Fur- ki?k) ’ Harriers Win; Bolling Air Force Base lost ¦ BOSTON, Nov. 1 (AP).—Bos- COP—Bass 7, run. (pass failed). 1 BC—Duaaan 2, run. (pass failed). I 42, moved to the first Its first game of the season yes- University pair BC—Duggan A, run, (Cotter kick). man score STATISTICS ton turned a inj two minutes and Upset in Soccer terday and simultaneously saw Bolltnf Eclin of interceptions, a blocked kick 50 seconds. winning Plrst downs 12 11 Romp The home forces marched twice Catholic University its 20-game streak Rushing| y«fd»Re fumble touchdowns Scrubs and How- 12ft and a Into S’*7tt! The Deane broken when a flred-up Eglin fPasses attemDted 16 underdog William more1 for scores befoA the half Bemans ard University divided a pair Passing yardage 128 167: to trounce WEST N. Y., Nov. 1 ended and then coasted. AFB team from Florida, beat rPasses intercepted by._ 3 3 and Maty, 33-7, today before POINT. Welcome Daughter of triumphs yesterday. CU Punts 4-32 4-3 21 (AP).—Coach Red Blaik swept LSU FURMAN 9 0 cross-country competi- the at Hap Arnold £ 3 « University Field fans. 0 0— 0 won at Generals Fumbles lost __ 5,500 , PENN STATE 0 22 0 8—36 Yards penalised 20 86 the Army bench clean today Deane Beman, Washington's tion and Field, 12-7. ] End Jim Kenney was the de- Continued From Page C-l ] Penn State—Lucia 1, plume (kick # i Howard scored in : of outstanding Undefeated in seven starts ' feuslve the Terriers, in a 68-6 rout outclassed failed). ' amateur golfer soccer. by running 16 yards for a star for Colgate.j The Cadets’ powerful Mississippi from the ranks of Ppnn State—Lucas 11, run (Kasperian ( of and his wife, this season, Eglin came from who broke a two-game losing , 1 run). 1958. Miriam, Undefeated in two years of touchdown In the first period first team, responsible for their the undefeated. It was the first' lenn1 State—Kasperian 1. plume are£ celebrating the of a competition. CU bowed, behind with a great effort to ; streak as they handed the In- 'Schleicher, pass from Lucas). , birth soccer after taking a pitchout No. 3 ranking in the Nation, LSU victory over Mississippi , If), daughter, win the game scoring in the from: from Williamsburg, Va., ' Penn State—Kasnerian pass from v Army Janine, 7 7-0, on some sterling play by 1 Huston Patton. dians never saw action in the second since 1950. (kick failed). pounds1 and second and third periods in a Quarterback' their fourth loss against a sin- ( Penn State—Paolone fl. plunge (Kas- 8 ounces. Carlton Hines and Bernard half. Mississippi, taking advantage perian. pass Lucas). Beman, hard fought contest. Eglin took command by gle win. from whose next major Vernon, who scored two goals of a by competitive Kennedy, __ Bolling first scoring in the third period Kenney broke through to Jim a 160-pound fumble LSU Fullback C event will be the each. scored in the s Tommy Davis 3 1959 Masters, period on 8-yard run by Half- 'which proved to be the deciding block Second-string Quarter-! reserve1 fullback, and Halfback on a fourth-down is a Junior at In the cross-country meet, a i kicking try, Maryland. back George Rice. Fullback Don i touchdown. An 18-yard pass, back Bob Stoy’s pass near the marched to the LSU ICU won 18-40, as John Madi- Patton to End Ernie Moore Southerners’ 44 in the first pe- 1- line early in the second Lehigh His wife is the former Miri-json and Mike Haltin finished Schaefer converted with a I quarter. Defeats in touchdown after riod, End Pat McCue gathered STATISTICS am Ofndorff of Kensington. 1 in a tie for first place. placement kick and after that resulted a « Colgate r Army Max Fugler Bolling held in check by *a series of passes had set up in the ball on the 32 and ram- First downs 14 23 Center led a de- 35-14 was j __ Bucknell, Rushing yardage 13 279 termined Tiger line that stopped the eager Floridians. t the score. bled to the touchdown. Patsing yardage __ 142 243 points Passes 10-50 11-24 Mississippi four times Inside the LEWISBURG, Pa., Nov. 1 Halfback Jim Morris, for- Eglin got possession of the Kenney added seven Passes1 intercepted by 2 5 2- Fuglar teamed (AP).—The slick quarterback- —-—SPECIAL!——| merly of Georgia Tech got the ball on Bolling’s 37 after Rice to thp Boston total midway Punts 6-33 8-26 line. with t Fumbles lost 1 Halfback Billy Cannon ing of Sophomore Bob Scheu BONDED—GUARANTEED 20,000 NILES scoring underway for the victors had fumbled and Ernie Tobey. through the second period when ' Yards penalised 31 55 ! to nail 1 1 the Rebels’ and a quartet of hard-running of Eglin, formerly of Miami, he bolted in to block Jim Po- Kent Lovelace on 1 ======the Lehigh backs proved had recovered. Patton com- rach’s punt on the Indian 4 Bob Anderson each scored twice 3 on the fourth down. too much t during Tiger Qus • for winless Bucknell today pleted three passes to Moore and fall on the loose ball in i the romp. Pete Dawkins. End Kinchen as pounced a Lehigh won, 35-14. BRAKES Waldrop, Adams, Mississippi *l3” of 3, 16 and 18 yards before the end zone. Then he booted I Steve Glen on sum- ¦ CHEVROLET-FOND—HYMOUTH—PONTIAC—OLDSMOBILE point—an 18-yard Roesler, ble on the BUICK (Not Roedmastor or finally tossing the 18 yard the extra 1 Gil Russ Waters and Rebel 21 a few min- The hosts made a contest of Contvry) Unbeaten l kick due to a penalty. Roger Zaliskas each had one utes later. In six plays, LSU it only through the early min- payoff pass. J RELINED WHILE-YOU-WAIT WILLIAM& MARY .7 0 0 0— 71 in the 10-touchdown deluge. j scored, with Quarterback War- utes of the third quarter when n i With its winning streak « great BOSTON UNIV. IS ti 8—33 ren Rabb fighting his way they trailed, 7-6. University—McCue paw It was tht largest score by over After that Rutgers broken,, Bolling will attempt to i Boston 32. in- Lehigh terception run (pass failed*. \ an Army team the 81-0 fro mthe 5 on an option play, p moved almost at will get Back into the win column run (Ru- since & William and Mary—Rubai 17, In the fourth quarter. LSU’s and throttled the passing of ALIGN BALANCE WHEELS next Saturday against its local bai kicked* thumping of Furman in the j Boston University Cancro 47. run 1955 opener. "go team,” the second offensive Bucknell Quarterback Paul STEERING CORRECTIONS Wins No. 6 ; rival, Quantico. in what is l (Cancro run*. . University—Kenney, unit, its own partially ' Tehres. MOTOR TUNE-UP top Boston recovered The Cadets smothered Col- recovered NEWARK, (AP). always recognized as the 1 blocked punt in end zone < Kenney blocked kicked ; Del.. Nov. 1 1 • on the Missis- 0 l? 15 13—35 service game the The kicked* gate’s ground game, holding [BUCKNELL 0 0 0 g 14 —Rutgers of area. University—O’Connell 23, sippi . .) op«n (M St.) preserved its un- 1 Boston run the Red to yards 33 and marched for a (Kozlol SAT. till 1 p.m. Quantico-Bolling game is to be interception «run failed). Raiders 13 Lehlvh—Bch*u 1. run kirk) (|» defeated football record today ' 1 University—Burgess Army touchdown in three plays. ! Bucknell—Eachus 54, pass from Boston 7. run rushing. rolled to 522 l )4ass failed) Terhes played at Bolling. (kick >. as Halfback Billy Austin scored 1 I iailed yards, 279 by rushing and 243 Quarterback Durel Matherne Lehigh—Gross B rurf (Kozlol kick). « BOLIN . 0 6 6 o—l 2 yards Lehigh- Kovach 1, run (Nevtl. pass BRAKE SERVICE one touchdown and passed for j : ij scooted 5 for the score. ORvan). BOLLING 7 O O O— "i by passing. fr>m tilVTA £ Lehigh—Scheu another to lead his ] Bolling—Rice. 8-yard run tßchaefei Mississippi n o o_ 6, run (pats failed) 14 St. S.E. LI. 6-3622 teammates Obscure players who never o n T^high—Kennedy, I IIKW to a kick). LOUISIANA ST ATX 0 7 0 7—14 I recovered fumble t (at So. Cap. A Canal Sta.) victory today - (Fayko kick) “ 37-20 over , Eglin—Mcrri»» 16-y«rd run iklck have played in a varsity game *¦ r n kicked) WVVII 1 failed). VfV, ¥ 'Cannon , Bucknell—Reitrei 4. run (Duerkaen. • LSU —Matherne (Davie kicked). pass 1909 M St. N.W. ST. Delaware. Eglin—Moore, 18-yard pass from broke into the lineup. In fact, 5. run 1 from Terhea) 3-2066 It the Scarlet's sixth : Gallaudet was Patton. |< one man. Guard James D. Mil- triumph. Delaware has a 3-3 ler. wasn’t even listed In the record. Rally Gains ! program. A record crowd of 8,603 saw When Colgate finally scored by the victors severely tested on a 10-yard pass from Ray an aggressive Delaware eleven 14-13 Upset Harding to A1 Jamison midway by Halfback Jack Turner, Rips led Cornell in the final period, the badlv who scored the game's first Gallaudet College pulled a beaten club elected to go for touchdown on a 29-yard run in big surprise yesterday by scor- i the one-point conversion. Jim (y, the first 4 minutes. ing a 14-18 victory over the D'Eramo’s placement was no Rutgers bounced back quickly j Lions, 25-0 ; National Agriculture College of good. scored four touchdowns be- Doylestcwn. Pa., at Gallaudet. , COLGATE 0 0 0 6—6 and NEW YORK, Nov. 1 'AP).— It) fore the half ended, two in each The Aggies, coached by Pete ARMY _ . 15 15 15—Ot Quarterback Tom Skypeck ARMY—Kennrdr 1. run (kick failed) period. Pihos. former star end of the ARMY—Anderson 1. run (Welter* passed for two touchdowns to- I kirk) Delaware scored two touch- day, then turned the job over ARMY—Woldrop 4. run (pen* felled). period ARMY—Ander»on 4, run (Anderson. downs in the third on ; pen* STANLEY just STATISTICS from Dowkln*). WEEKS to Marfcello Tino, who did ml passes from Quarterback Jim well, as Cornell closed in Gallaudet Nat l A~*tta ARMv—Dawkins *75. pass from Cald- as 1 First down* 7 13 well (Dawkins nm). Breyer End Dick Broadbent. Rushing yardage s run felled). to on the Ivy League title with a t 11 175 army—Kennedy 1. dkm fIHBSS.Vfr Service for Colonial Olds! Rutgers ended the scoring in Passes attempted 1 ARMY—Roesler i". run (run felled) Manager 25-0 victory over Columbia. Passing yardage 14 154 COT DATE—Jamison in, ness from the final period when Fullback Skypeck. the Ivy League’s : Passes intercepted by 2 <* Harding (kirk felled). plunged from 1 Punts 6-32 5-12 ARMY Zaliskas 40, Interception Bill Tully over a two- * Fumbles lost - 2 2 (Zaliskas run). back-of-the-week for penalised the one ending a 70-yard drive. week stsmd. had no trouble at , Yards 75 110* I4 all finding ends Norm Juve- - Philadelphia Eagles, had a 13-0 DELAWAREI- *8 0 U S=2o nen and John Sadusky in the ‘ lead in the fourth period when Dataware—Turnar SR. run (run failed) half, although Cornell had opened up. (Byrd run) first I Gallaudet The ulti- REDSKINS Rutgers—Auatln 1. run only Rutgers—Byrd 5. pass from Austin a 7-0 lead at the halftime mate victors then scored twice, Continued From Page C-l (Mullert kick i. Skypeck passed ) Rutgers—Simms R pass from Web- But after to converted twice for their slim (run tailed), Halfback Terry Wilson on a margin The teams play- ster , . though yet pass i were he has to connect Rutgers— Pencek IS. trom Web- 47-yard scoring play * ing ster (Simms, pass from Websteri for a 13-0 under NAIA rules which on a touchdown pass since Delaware —Broadbent IS pass from lead. Tino came on and the allow only one point coming from the Breyer (Frants pass from Breyeri 1 for all here Detroit Delaware—Broadbent 10, pass from Big Red tore through the Lions i points scored after touchdowns. Lions. The team's running at- Breyer (pass failed) with ease. Rutgers—Tully 1. run (Wermuth. pass With the Aggies holding a tack is woven around Tom from Webster). Tino. 19, a sophomore who ) 13-0 lead, Gallaudet's center. Tracy packs 195 pounds, sent Cornell I Jrrcme Berlowitz intercepted a Tackles Ernie Stautner and 68 yards in 10 plays, sneaking i pass thrown by the opposing Joe Krupa are doubtful start- over from the 2 early in the ' quarterback. Bob Rush and ran ers for Pittsburgh, and De- Holy Cross Rolls fourth period. Then he plunged 1 6 yards to score. Halfback Jim fensive Halfback Doyle Nix will from the 2 for the final touch- ¦ McFadden converted for Gal- be missing from the Redskins Over Dayton, 26-0 down set up by a Columbia -1 laudet with a run. Stautner Is the one who was fumble on the Lions’ 30. Later in the period Gallaudet accidentally put to sleep before Mass., Nov 1 game weeks ago he WORCESTER, CORNELL ... 7 0 A 15—23 came back with a drive on the a two when (AP).—The fast-charging Holy COLUMBIA 0 0 0 o—o wm given a shot to relieve the Cornel)—Juvonen pass from Sky- . ground which carried to the Cross Crusaders pushed across neck (Skypeck kick) pain In a bruised shoulder. posi-run , Aggies' 1-yard line. Quarterback - Cornell—Wllior 47. from The Redskins are hoping foi two first period touchdowns Skypeck «kick failed* Wayne carried from blocked) Mnich over a comeback after last week's and then used liberal substitu- Tino 2 sneak «klck point winning way SorneU—ornell—Ttno 2. plunge (run failed* this and the mar- 35-10 blasting by the Baltimore tions the rest of the to gin proved to be the run by game Dayton Colts, and will have Fullback win, 26-0, over Domonic Bonura which con- University today. Don Bosseler back In harness Purple verted for Gallaudet after the to help them get squared awav For Eddie *22.50 Dr Anderson. Material and Aati-Fraata Extra quarterback touchdown. Bert Zagers will replace Nix on coach, kept his ace Hampden-Sydney by periods: under Score defense. and passer Tom Greene GALLAUDET (10 0 14—14 1. Complete engine tune up (incl. gas line). 2. Major brake inspection and adjust- wraps of the game, pos- Triumphs, 6-0 NATL AOCUXe .. 0 0 7 6—1.7 most A,sir,—Mlhlfrrd, 5 yard run (kick sibly looking ahead to the rest fliittf* 4. Inspect entire system HAMPDEN - ments. 3. Repack front wheel bearings. electrical and schedule, Includes SYDNEY. Va..• Adieu—Markovich. 1-yard plunk, of the which Nov. 1 'AP).—Hampden-Syd- . iFa line kick) such opponents as Colgate, Oallaudct-Brrlowlta 6-yard run Inter- NFL STANDINGS report on 5. Install anti-freeze. 6. Inspect cooling system and tighten all ney's Tigers stopped two drives S rented pai* 'McFadden run! battery. Penn State, Marquette and 1-yard plunk, 10-yard line, then EASTERN DIVISION Boston College. inside their lOallaude'-Mnleh.ißonura rum. hose connections. 7. Inspect condition of tires. 8. Inspeet all safety items. uncorked a 93-yard scoring I W L T Pet FI, O F John Moynihan. second- Cleveland . S 0 0 1.000 175 101 march of their own here today r New York 3 5 « .§O6 l"3 77 string quarterback, directed the CM Card, 5 3 0 .400 11R 156 at Colonial Olds is Fully Guaranteed! for a 6-0 football victory over Wa.hinaton n .400 All Work Crusaders' attack for the first 5 3 S 3 j?S * Ouilford's Quakers Squires, Spring Valley Philadelphia 1 4 0 ino 103 140 two scores As soon as his team Billy Benson, pltuhurkh 1 4 0 ,500 75 11A Moynihan ran to Halfback the got the ball. Tigers' little All-American can- [ Meet in Polo Today WESTERN DIVISION his left hiding the ball on his W L. T Fct Ft, O F didate who was the game s lead- . The Washington Squires and Baltimore 3 o o l.noo ITS R 4 hip threw a 37-yard 4 0 left and ing ground gainer i the Spring Valley polo teams Chi Bear, 1 SOo 15* lot Company with 108 3 o ISO Oldsmobile to Bemte Buzynlski, sub Let Anaetee 5 4