Worm Due to Turn, but Pirates Look to Be Easy Victims for Redskins Today Francis Odd Nets G.W.-G.U. TRICKY DICK', JIM BERRYMAN McCullough, Penalty Harmon Gains Every Tickets —By 'Irish’ Marquette Win Fast Prevail, 20-19, And Nardi Stars of By the Associated Press. Point in Going EAST LANSING, Mich., Oct. Michigan With the largest advance sale THE TEXAS FLYER. As Blow 14.—Marquette seized a novel for MOLDS Mustangs a local college football game SEVERAL chance today to break a 14-to-14 Buc Backfield in progress, athletic officials of SCHOLASTIC a 27-7 Iowa Route tie with free-kick field goal in RECORDS IH (S the last quarter to defeat Michi- George Washington and Gedrge- SCORING W Extra Point town Universities Much-Beaten Invaders gan State, 17 to 14, before 12,000 announced JOINTS. 90-Yard Run Climaxes last that puzzled fans. night tickets for their S. M. U. Snares Improved in Spirit The Golden Avalanche cashed game at Griffith Stadium on Blocked Feat Reminiscent of October 28 would be available in on Referee Blake's Punt on Under New Coach William at Griffith Stadium and 2-Yard Line decree that Bill Batchelor, Spar- Red three Grange's Day downtown tan center, had interfered with agencies, starting to- For Late Score By BILL DISMER, Jr. morrow. Safety Man Harry Leysenaar’s By the Associ»!ed Press. Redskins’ three-week cam- The General admission tickets at By the Associated oportunity to make a fair catch ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 14 — Preu. paign on their own stamping *1.10, reserved grandstand seats of Wyman Davis' punt. The Darting, dodging and twisting up SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct 14 —The grounds comes to a close today with at $1 ..65 and upper box seats at penalty is 15 yards with the non- and down the chalklines like a bal- of the Pittsburgh Pirates seemingly $220 will on sale at Mustangs Southern Methodist offending team given its choice let dancer, Tom Harmon from Gary, go Spald- cast in the role of a going-away s, Center and the University took Notre Dame for a for a free kick or a ing Sport the second successive scrimmage Ind., scored every point for Mich- present—or American Automobile Associa- wild ride but at the play. igan today as the Wolverines open- today, finish the victim of the burgundy-clad war- tion. Officials stated that Thus the ball was brought to ed the Western Conference portion “Irish” held the whip hand, 30-10. riors. plenty of good seats are still State's 15-yard line, and Bob of their schedule with a crushing Notre Dame Hailing from Pittsburgh, but far available, but that a record "backed into” the the Kemnitz. Marquette guard, calm- 27 to 7 victory over Iowa. from piratical, visitors who crowd for an intracity collegiate bard-won victory with S. M. U. miss- ly sailed it between the goal A crowd of sat in haven’t won a league game since 27,522 perfect game appeared ing a tie in the on a the likely. final minute of play. October 3, 1938. bump into a Red- posts placekick, giving October sunshine that provided a visitors a hot Jack Sanders, skin machine fresh from compiling triumph after fitting setting for Harmon's amaz- big lineman, failed on land and in the air. to make a season record score at the expense fight ing performance, one of the great- XWELL. LOOKyN the extra point on a touch- HVAH RIGHT ) of the who were est the Big Ten has seen since Har- ( down scored Brooklyn Dodgers, > FROM HEAVEN 7 after a blocked Notre shellacked. 41-13, a week ago at old (Red) Grange roamed the grid- JUS' WHEN AH S Dame punt had given the invaders Griffith Stadium. iron for Illinois more than a dec- ( '.MEEDS T’DO SOME possession on the "Irish” Coach Ray Flaherty, moreover, Pirates Not ade ago. ) 2-yard line. Setups, i Seconds A-"NjcoRiN'!/ later Notre Dame had its will have ready an even stronger Michigan Scores on Pass Long third straight of squad than the one which rang up victory the season Michigan got a scare in the first in the books three touchdowns in the final and Southern Metho- j One-Time Redskin period when Nile Kinnick, Iowa's dist its first last week, for Don Irwin, a 1 defeat. quarter able halfback, completed a long Sri The finish of the furiously line-crashing fullback, and Bob Mc- fought pass to Floyd Dean for a 70-yard battle matched its both Chesney. a fine end. both are re- start, teams gain and a touchdown. Then Har- scoring touchdowns covered fully from injuries received Tips Flaherty in the first seven mon took over and personally con- minutes of Each in the Giant game. Sammy Baugh play. added an- ducted the Wolverines to a victory other touchdown and Red Morgan will be the only and missed the try Capital Coach in which they turned every Haw’keye for point in the two Indians unavailable for action Expects second period to slip into points. enter the last half When play begins at 2:30 o'clock. Win, However, if Team deadlocked at Here are the highlights of the 13-13. Then, after a Play Here November 5. comparitivel.v True Game play of Harmon and they tell the quiet third quarter, Notre Dame It will be the last home game for Plays story of the game: smashed through for a touchdown the Marshallmen until November 5. and an By RAY FLAHERTY, First period—tossed a 27-vard pass extra point and Southern Coach Ray Flaherty being scheduled Methodist Coach, Washinaton Redskins. to Ed Frutig that took the ball to made its gallant but futile to start his tribe on an inland trek PLAYING IN bid to Iowa's 2-yard line and then twisted - escape defeat as the clock ► the last of the week. A letter I received from Hal Brad- THE SAFETY to the Midwest over the without an ticked away the end we traded to the Chi- goal enemy Mustang hopes. met in a return ley; the SPOT FOR THE / WHAT’S TH' The Pirates will be hand on ) Cardinals be the being laid him. WITH Nab Notre Dame at next cago recently, may LOCAL PROS, /MATTER. V. Fumble. game Pittsburgh Sunday Second an means which we a period—tossed 11-yard TODD ISA \ A and from there the Redskins will by may escape /YOU-ALWAYS ^ Notre Dame fumble gave S. M. pass to Forest Evanshevski that car- CONSTANT RUNNIN'BEHIND) where lot of embarrassment this after- ( 6 U. possession on the "Irish" proceed to Milwaukee they ried the ball to Iowa's left end for THREAT..1 ME.GRAB3IN' la! the Green Pack- noon. Preston Johnston, leading a play powerful Bay 29 yards to the eight then raced AT NOTHIN' 7 A* ground A lot of people seem to think that drive, went over for a ers two weeks from today. around end for his third touch- Y J touchdown. because the Pirates are the cellar- right Sanders made the Although the worm is overdue to down. conversion. team of the East and haven't turn in the Pirates’ case, it would place Harry Stevenson passed 47 vards won a in more than a Runs 90 Yards to to Bill Kerr, be nothing short of a colossal upset game year Tally carrying Notre Dame to to the should the Redskins lose today. that they ought prove duck soup Third period—intercepted an Iowa Southern Methodist 22 Ste- Probably the Pittsburghers’ main for us today. pass on Michigan's 10 and galloped St. John's Overcomes venson then passed to Lou Zontini, the Cardi- 90 who took the ball * hope is that rain—and the resultant Well, Bradley joined yards down the sidelines for his in the end zone nals before met the for a mud—which tl;e weather man fore- just they fourth and last touchdown. touchdown. Zontini picked Pirates and the notes he sent me on up the extra cast last night once again would Harmon added three extra points Plucky Anacostia point and the score them are far from He was tied. prove the great leveler. encouraging. from placement, missing only aftet^ in effect, that are a the Dick In the second Actually, though, the situation is says, they second touchdown. ‘w^nn period the Mustangs team over last Po?v Iowa <7* poaocu ana pot as dark for the Pirates as ap- much-improved year. Michigan »2?> smasnea deep into Notre — For 13-7 E. E Prasse_ Qritig Win Dame pears at first glance. Under a new Pirates Have Better Barks. L T-Walker ©villa ONE OF territory, Ray Mallouf leading E THE PROMISING a to coach. Walter Kiesling, the Pftts- They may not have a Whizzer G-Tollefson_._ Fritz charge the "Irish" four. Then C. -Diehl -Kodros FRESHMAN BACKS PERFORMING Bob Belville burghers showed signs of life last White, but that they have more R. G-Snider_SukuD Garners All Its Points lateraled to Mallouf, R. T-Enich WITH THE who Sunday when they held the Giants good backs than surrounded Whizzer Smith REDSKINS.THE raced around right end for a 5 E-Norgaard- Rogers In touchdown. * to a 14-7 victory. And Kiesling has last year. Fellows like Sam Francis, Q. B-Gallagher_Evashevski FORMER TEXAS A i M. SCORING Second Period; Belville's kick waa L. Daly H-Klnnick ..._ Trosko wide. several players on his squad apt to the Bears’ old star; Dick Nardi. R. WONDER SHOULD H-Dean _ GIVE THE Harmon ME* AM ELUSIVE Stars for Cadets Notre make trouble for any opponent. of the and Carl F. B-Green Westfall Dame tied the score late in formerly Lions, GENT WHEN HE'S CUSTOMERS A FANCy-STEPPING Iowa _7 ft ft ft— 7 the period, an Ace Back. Littlefield, who showed up well at driving from its own 33 McCullough Michigan _7 13 7 ft—27 Toting pigskin..., Exhibition against the St. John's its over Cleveland last Not to men- repeated victory of the Mustang goal line. Milt year. — There is. for instance. 23-year-old Touchdowns Iowa Dean. Michigan PIRATES THIS AFTERNOON.... last year over a Ana- Piepul went over hailed as the tion a couple of promising rookies Harmon «4>. Point from try after touch- hard-fighting j from the 2-foot Hugh McCullough, down—Iowa: costia football in Ernie Wheeler and Kinnick George Cafego especially pro for 55 minutes and 34 second here from Tom Chisari that was regained control of the situa- a 65-vard march for a errors, punched over two touchdowns good for Bowl eleven, and Rink Bond, As for the but one of them balked at sparked Orange remaining league tion. today to defeat thp 35 yards and six more Zonttnl tackle I'm touchdown, and Leonard Coff- today Badgers, 14-0. points. Daly brother of the ex-Redskin games, picking: that point. then Theeini man before a crowd of 19.000 caught Chisari's pass over the who served as quarterback for the The Giants to repeat their earlier Mike Byelene, with four minutes plunging over. With the game but two minutes goal line for the added the first of last sea- win over the Thereafter the attack of Tenn- point.. Notre Redskins in the return Dame __ part Eagles and 26 seconds of play remaining, A duel in the third 7 tt 8 essee's down com- old. Indiana capitalized on the first ; kicking quarter \ son. Bond is slated to call signals game at New York. tackle, cut varsity bogged popped through slightly break to score. brought but in the last pletely, but it was revived when Wisconsin fumbled [ nothing, j for the Pirates at the outset today. The Chicago Cardinals to extend, Rutgers' Late Aerial to his left and ran 45 yards for a on the Indians went on the new the the first play after the kickoff period war-; Indicates Starting Lineup. but not beat, the Chicago Bears. touchdown which, with Fred Mon- a team started second and Indiana recovered on the path. Art Faircloth. who scored the Flaherty indicated last night that The Detroit Lions to whip the the quarter. tague's payoff placement, gave Badger 19. Harold Hursh, left half- J touchdown that upset Tech a week he would start his veteran line as he Cleveland Rams in probably the Score Gels 6-6 Tie Boilermakers a 13-to-13 tie. j back, threw a touchdown to ago, stepped off 20 yards, tossed to did last Sunday with Jimmy Ger- easiest game of the day. The Golden had pass Gophers pulled Eddie Herbert, quarterback, after George Absher and Bill Spencer for man, Jimmy Johnston. Wilbur to a lead in the first aw?ay 7-point the Badgers held for three downs. 20 more, then dashed around left! West Pitches Moore and Erny Pinckert in the two minutes of the second half on Virginia With Richmond Hard-Driving Colgate Herbert converted the extra end for the tally. He also kicked backfield. Frank Filchock and point. Andy a 52-vard touchdown run by George the To Br the Associated Press. Clee Maddox, reserve right half- extra point. Beat Cincinnati Farkas probably will go into the Orthodox Franck on almost the identical play Baylor Play back, raced 80 yards late in the Another Cadet touchdown was By the Associated Press game at the start of the second quar- NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct. used later bv the Black and rallving Runs Over Brown final period for the other Hoosier i nullified by an interference penalty * ter, with Dick Todd, Jim Meade. Ed and two Gold. CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. 14— 14.—Rutgers Richmond, score and again Herbert converted.'! in the last quarter. Little Steve West Justice. Jay Turner and Don Irwin Minnesota scored first. After a Virginia’s Mountaineers de- Crushes Arkansas undefeated elevens, battled In score- It was Indiana's second Burns intercepted a pass and ran feated all rarin’ to go whenever called in the first victory Cincinnati University's Bear- punt exchange half the most of the Anacostia team i less deadlock for 57 minutes today, In 10-0 over Wisconsin and the nrst since through cats, 7-0, tonight by to th« Upon. Gophers started from their 24. Van Fray 1 taking 1910. to score with ease, only to have the air. The starting line-up: then unleashed aerial attacks Every got 20 on a tackle smash. A By the AssocUted Press. The was called back. Pop Redskins. Pirates Under 19-7 game slowed considerably play They scored in the third Tally which each a touchdown lateral, Van Every to Smith, made it HAMILTON.' N. Y.. Oct. 14.—Col- Pos. St. John's period L E Millner (401 Platukis (33) brought by penalties. Indiana was (13) Anacostia IT) after the penalized L. E. _ Absher Johnny Cariiss. Mountaineer L T .Edwards (17*_Campbell (29) By Associated Press. and a 6-to-6 tie. first down on the Purdue 30. Plunges its slate clean Mc- Heiberger L. G. Stralka gate kept against 14 times for a total of 90 and L. T. Munh»ll _ Earnshaw fullback, passed to Sam (39)„_Gentry )1R) WACO. first downs on the 19 and then yards Pinion, sub Tex., Oct. The crowd of 8.000 went wild got L. G_8ansalone _ Tigard C. Carroll (26) _ Maras (22) 14—Baylor’s coached Brown teams here Wisconsin four times tor 3j. j left halfback on the Laughry C. _ McKee _ 11-yard R G Karcher '39)_ Kase (14) Giant Killers did it again today, as Rutgers tallied in the closing the 8 and on a fourth-down Hayes marker, R T. Wisconsin scored from the R. G. Sheilds _ Hullit the Barber (15)_Niccolai (17) behind the today, scoring a touchdown and a 4-yard paving way for a touchdown old-fashioned football to minutes on a forward triple pass line, Smith R T_ Record _ Turner R E—Malone (19)_Scherer (24) playing 30-yard pass line in the I which came B early second quarter but j R E_Hathaway three plays later. Q German (34) _ Bond (55) defeat Arkansas' favored Aerialists, from Art Gottlieb to Joe Varju. swept around Purdue's left end for 35-vard field goal to win, 10 to 0. Smith L H Johnston (31)_McCullough (25) the was called back and a Q. B- Brogan _ Kina 19 to a touchdown. play R H. Pinckert (11)_ Davidson <12i 7. They clicked on several passes Despite the presence of Coach I L. H-Daly _ Selph FB 5-yard offside penalty was inflicted R. H_Burns_ Dwyer Moore (35) _Littlefield (15) passes and from their own to the The Boilermakers’ first touchdown Mixing running plays 45-yard put Tuss McLaughrv's son, Capt. John, on the F. B. _Chisari -_Faircloth Reserves. in Badgers. j and showing football all ball on the 4 from where Jones the second period came after Van a heads-up in the Brown line-up, hard charg- Wisconsin made 10 first Score by periods: Georgetown Redskins—Morgan (12). Justice (13), fumbled a on downs to the the Bruins— scored. Every punt the Minne- 8t. Jonn's __ 0 13 0 0—13 From Blivinski <16) Farman (21). Irwin (23), way, underdog ing Colgate line stopped the Brown Indiana's 5. but (Continued Page B-8 ) the Badgers lacked Anacostia _ 0 0 0 7— 7 Turner (24) Parks (27). Masterson (28), playing their favorite role—scored Rutgers made 10 first downs to sota 18. Purdue recovered and three offensive whenever it in Filchock (30) McChesney (32). got scoring Touchdowns—Daly, Flood ipass from Baugh in plays later John Galvin to scoring punch. mark before (33), Wilkin (36). Youne '37) Todd (41 >. the second period on a line buck Richmond's five, and gained 223 passed position. Chisari). Faircloth. Points after touch- he was nailed from be- Farkas '441. Russell (45). David Rankin who Fair- Spirida (46). by Jack Wilson, sensa- to the visitors’ 48. leaped away scored first of the down—Daly (pass from Chisari), hind. MeSde (49). Shtigart (51). sophomore yards by rushing Colgate midway cloth. Substitutions—At. John's: Flood. from two Minnesota men to Pirates—Naidi not. Grabinski (11). tion; in the third when End Jack Richmond completed five of 19 make second period when Hal Lube, who Agricola. Cordell. Cordua. Anacostia: Cur- Darmohray took a hitch in his Lee (16). Sortet (30), Midler (33). John- the Lummus an for 97 catch deep in the end zone. in Pro Football tis. Porter. Knott. Fillius. belt and ston )27) Doyle )28). Becker 130) recovered Arkansas aerials yards, while Rutgers replaced McCourt. the Colgate burrowed through right Karp Pos Purdue (13). Minnesota (13V (36). Perko guard for the (39). Farrar <4(i>. Boyd (42), fumble over the goal line, and made good only two of 14 for 28. L. E. Rankin Atkina line-up, tossed a 15-yard pass to Ed EASTERN DIVISION. touchdown, but Lio's Wheeler (44). Pavkov (45), Francis (50), in the last on a ! Pos. Richmond (fi). Rutgers (Hi. L T — Potter Pedersen left end. Op. try for the seventh Masters (53). Tosi (64). again period 42- Donnelly, Colgate Donnelly W. point was wide. L. L. G. __ Bykowskl L. T. Pts. Ft*. j E._Burge _ Foster „_Bob Smith dash Witt. C took the ball on his line and 0 1 48 13 Cornell Syracuse took yard by Jimmy t- T._McVay _ Cooke Morninastar Bjorcklund 15-yard Wsshington_2 command of the New 10 L _ R. G. Vcrnlank _ York.._2 0 1 27 Arkansas scored in the second on G.-Mack Kramer Kuusisto scored standing up. Hoague's From field at that place _ (Continued Page B-8.) juncture, driving Clash at Thicket C-Merrick_ Hotchkiss R. T-L. oJbnson _8y Johnson Brooklyn 2 2 1 55 87 what looked more like a R. E. .Mackiewicz _ kick cut the crossbars. Philadelphia_0 2 1 3 "0 Georgetown into its own Turkey basket ball ! R- G. — Milling _ Nelson Hirscher backyard Q. B._Hennts_ Pittsourgh _ O 4 0 14 08 Brookland A. C. will meet the play than a football maneuver. ! R. T.-Sinar Craig Mernik Late in the final quarter, Bill for the second tally. Nick Drahos and keeping it there until Ghecas Kay R. L. H. Brown _ Franck got E._Humbert _ Wallace WESTERN DIVISION. A. Eakin heaved a R. H._Brock _Van Geyer. dropped back out of the line to boot away. The was 6trong Holy Comforter C. at Tur- long pass which O B —Bragg _ Bchmldt Every Colgate's great sophomore Orange's punting L. H. F. B. __ De Witt#_Christiansen Detroit ...... 3 0 0 68 23 Thicket field at 3 o'clock was batted about several Ar- B_ Jones _ Gottlieb back, intercepted a Brown pass and both the extra points. of high order, and its line matched key today. by R H. B..Moore _Tranavltch Score by periods: Green Bay _3 1 O 80 73 , after three to Chicago 0 The third touchdown was set the For game with Brookland call kansas players before End Howard F. B. Hoskins --Hasbrouck Purdue _0 fi n 7—13 attempts crack the Bears_3 1 113 03 up Hilltoppers’ man for man dur- Cleveland 1 3 0 81 lie Minneiota _ 0 a 7 0—13 Brown Ed Van Loan booted one of the seven the Charlie Byrnes at Dupont 2587 after Hickey finally grabbed it and fell Score by oeriods: line, Chicago Cardinals_ 1 4 0 60 79 by passes Big ing that period. Kopcik. Lio. Osti- Scorin*: Purdue—Touchdowns. Rankin. over Richmond_O 0 0 «—fl the ball over for a field goal from Red intercepted, this one on the Cor- nato, Lascari—well, all of 6 p m. the line. Byelene (sub for Hennisi. Point after v GAMES TODAY. em, Rutgers_- 0 O 0 A—6 the Brown marker. nell 42. Mort it touchdown—Montaaur isub for Brock I. 35-yard Pittsburgh at Landsberg brought played brilliantly. So did the Syra- — Washington. 2:30. Richmond scoring: Touchdown—Jones. Minnesota — Touchdowns Bruce. 8mith Brown off 10 first at New •to the Princeton 49. Rutgers scoring: Touchdown—Varlu (sub- isub for ripped downs Philadelphia York. Landsburg cuse forward wall. Franck). Point after touchdown— Chicago Cardinals at Bears. stitute lor Wallace i. Mernik. to 6. Chicago handed the ball to who Colgate's Clevelsnd st Detroit Dunbar, The backs couldn't get going—it Werber Would Baseball shoved it at Hershey's mid-section, was akin to bucking sheet metal, Quit and Hershey was oft and running but it was no reflection on their down the left side for the final Cor- ability. Those lines were busy— nell six-pointer. locked in a titanic struggle of For Big League Radio Job after Princeton, being stopped brawn and skill—and no numbers » once on the Cornell came on to ■r the Associated Press. ing he was ready to retire from 27, were getting through. score in the second half. COLLEGE PARK. Md., Oct. 14.— baseball if he could win the radio Taking Pos. Georgetown (IS). Syracuse ris>. a kick on the Tiger 36, Allerdice L. E-Kopcik- Batten Bill Werber, the Cincinnati Reds’ post. L. tossed to Jim Aubrey on the Cor- T-Pullilove-Hooper $25,000 third baseman, said today Officials of the radio network, L. O_Oetlnato-Dudley nell 47 and to Howie Stanley on the he had applied for the radio broad- which broadcasts all Boston Red 26. Then he heaved a long one into casting job just given up by Frankie Sox and Boston Bees home games, *. T-Nealon -Heater the end zone and Stanley broke Frisch and would “like to have it declined comment on the report, away from a of Cornellians to Wl"on much.” saying only that about 100 persons pack —very it. added the had for the take Aubrey point. J.H-.Kothlap-Hinkle Werber, at his home near here, applied job. Pos. Cornell (20). Princeton <71. B-Darmohray __Heals

L. _ Aubrey Beort br periodi: said it wasn't a question of “want- Shock to Cincinnati. E_Schmuck L. T_Lafri _ Tierney | ing to leave the Reds.” CINCINNATI, Oct. 14 yP).—Cin- L. O_Dunber_Be lent In e « tSSlLmTitnirnri 1 S 2 fclf cinnati Red fans, just out of bed C. _Plnneren_Purnell “Fact is, I'd hate to leave them R. O_Conti _ Worth from the effects of the World Series, R. T_Drchoe_ Hokum —they’ve been swell to me.” he tcFadden.wfgagrgariiis Hinkle (placement). wondered today if had to R. ■_Kelley Lonkstreth Substitu- m said. “But I heard the radio job they pre- Q B_Matusscsak___Allerdice J lone-—Syracuse. Bercer. Hoffman. Ricam pare for another to the chin. L. H_McCuIloueh_Pterion **eh«n(»lder Wilson.Allen, was to be and I clip SSI,',-CouAtneT' going open ap- R. H_Biker _ Roe* Oarvey. Rediek. Canale, Shek; A mild shock was ; joiur. produced here B. .. Brown _ plied for it when I found out the F. Pettit by a Boston Globe story that Bill Score by periods: *«J8Sh Rtichey, Castlglis. Blosis. salary it paid. Baseball’s hard work. Cornel] _14 6 Q 0—20 McMahon-Pal eon e Referee — Werber, the Reds’ $25,000 third 0 l- -° Da.yhoff. Bueknell Umpire—C. T. for Princeton -- 0 7 0— 7 I feel I'm qualified broadcasting fcCormlck. Drake Llneeman—A. R. baseman, wanted the radio broad- — work.” Cornell seorins: Touchdown! Baker rit,d ludr*-A' K casting job just dropped by Frankie (2). Hershey (sub for Schmuck). Points m “Naturally. I'd have to quit base- from try after touchdown—Drahos (2). Frisch. (placement kicks). Prtneeton seorine: Statletlee. added. ball," he Touchdown—Stanley (sub for Iaontitretn). E’eute. O't'n. Werber was one big reason why Point from try after 1 uretH_— ^_ Network Officers Reticent. touchdown—Aubrey downs_ 3 a the Reds won the National League (placekiek). rarde gained rushing__ 79 194 Prince. Cor. rarde lost Oct. 14 Globe and it wasn’t his _ rushing__ 14 42 BOSTON, OP).—'The championship First downs 11 * 1 orward passes attempted_ IS IS Yards ealned rushint 1 said today that Bill Werber, fiery fault that they crumpled before the (net)_ 78 178 ■orward pastes completed_ 8 4 Forward pastes attempted_ 84 6 rarde gained by for the Yankees in the forward paseea 41 73 third baseman Cincinnati World Series. Forward passes completed -12 3 1 ■orward passee intercepted by_ 1 0 Yards sained by forward Reds, had applied for the Boston "I don't know a thing about it," pastes 184 22 1 lateral passes_ 0 0 Yards lost, attempted fwd. passes o n rards gained by lateral passee. 0 0 radio broadcasting job Just vacated said General Manager Warren C. Forward passes Intercepted by 0 7 1 rurnber of punte__ 13 12 * Yds. sained, runback of lnt. pass. On, Lverage dletsnee of punte_ 29 34 by Frankie Frisch, new manager Giles of the Reds. “I haven’t seen tin* averase (from scrim.) 24 HOTAS OFF IN •fun 42 [ards talned on punt returns.. 44 14 of the Pittsburgh Pirates. or heard from Bill since be said FRONT—Myron Darmohray, Georgetown full- first score In the stirring 13-13 battle at Syracuse yesterday. A Total yards, kicks returned 88 74 1 Opponents’ fumbles recovered 1 l ( >wn fumbles" recdrer#dli;illl f The paper quoted Werber u say- good-by after the aeries." back, pictured ax he plunged acroee the Orange goal line for the late Hoya counter tied it up. —A. P. Tards lost by penalties ll 10 1 j Wirephoto. • Includes pun It pad kickoffs. 11 A _L_ 4 A i' 4