Thrill-Packed Aerial Battle Promised as Mighty Green Bay, Redskins Clash New Passing Record Death, Fighting Mark j Capital Schoolboys Defeated Expected of Isbell, Upset of Tulane By Richmond Stars, 19 to 7 Packers' Star L. S. U., 19-0 D. C. Gridmen Pile Up Yardage, but Lack By Scoring Punch in Tobacco Bowl Game Invaders' Hutson, Hinkle Green Wave Proves Mere 3y ihe Associated Press. RICHMOND, Nov. 29.—A star-studded all-metro eleven In Line to Shatter Ripple; One Fan Dies, Va., from almost exhausted themselves piling up yardage Battle Washington Loop Score Marks Thousands it the City Stadium today, but didn't have the pay-off punch when the chips were down, and the Richmond All-Star Schoolboys walked By BILL DISMER. Jr. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29 —Louis- Dff with top honors in the annual Tobacco Bowl classic, 19-7. Before Washington's largest foot- iana State's much-battered With the Marshall Thomas Jefferson teams func- ball crowd of the season, a sellout Tigers John and some- ended their season today with OO m OlV, UUIV1 < throng of nearly 36.000. the Green Liunuip, QUIUUtUiJ J/n» thing that will make their sup- the Richmonders made their own i Bay Packers will attempt to clinch strikes to End Mel Winfield. W.-L ; porters almost forget four earlier breaks and capitalized with a rapid- a share of Western championship Back Hal Krug St. John's, and defeats—an incredible 19-0 victory ity and thoroughness that impressed Honors this afternoon by handing Teammate Joe Murphy, to move over their arch-rivals from Tulane. the approximately 5,000 fans who the Redskins their fourth successive the ball up to the Richmond 36. With about 50.000 spectators, one witnessed the contest in Indian sum- defeat. « St. John's back, then dead of a heart Chuck Wilson. time of whom dropped mer weather. Non-winners since the last took over the hurling chores and attack, and about 2,000 fist fights Washington, paced by the sure- they played in their own bailiwick completed a beauty to Winfield on in the stands. L. S. U. completely armed Elma Raba, Gonzaga's true on November 2. the Redskins will the 12-yard line—the W.-L. end go- outplayed Tulane—something no triple threat, who completed 12 appear before home folks for the ing to the 2 before being pushed out other team has been able to do all passes for 137 yards, five times first time as a mathematically-elim- Df bounds by Seig and Saxby. Tommy season although the Green Wave threatened the Richmond goal and inated contender for Eastern honors Chesari on the first play rammed had lost three games. with a great display of sheer de- in the National Football League. through guard for the score and termination, finally pushed over a And whether they will be greeted The Tigers led 329 to 109 in net then added the point from place- in first downs. : touchdown with barely 35 seconds with razzberies or sympathetically, yardage and 18 to 5 ment. The game ended two play* remaining to play. on the grounds that the breaks Students of the two schools ap- later. 1 might have been against them, is parently had heard nothing of an Score in Three Periods. The nearest Washington came ttouchdowns, while Thomas Jefferson when a combination of Raba passes The possibility that three all-time game for a half hour of battling that contributed the other. The Rich- and runs by McGowan and Chesari individual National League records ended with destruction of the goal monders scored on a blocked kick moved to the 2-vard line. But B !1 will be broken by as many Packers posts despite efforts of Tulane boys by Beal Montague and a subsequent Teefey, reserve John Marshal end. is expected to vie in interest with and club-wielding policemen to pro- 23-yard run by Jimmy Lacy: a 43- stopped this threat when he tackled their team's chanch to finish ahead tect them. yard pass play resulting from the both McGowan and the ball on an of or in a dead heat with the Bears a: d L. S. U. played like the team Tu- antiquated "boys home special” from attempted sweep around end and the Redskins’ to fell on the fumble on the opportunity lane was supposed to be. tackling Ervin Baughan to Russell Moncrief: 9-yard land the in the to mid- runner-up spot and blocking viciously. The Green- and on a short 20-vard "drive" line. Baughan kicked out Eastern Division. les missed blocks, tackles and two which culminated with a 7-yard field, Raba returning 11 yards (19k Washing’or. 7*. Hutson. Hinkle Near Records. chances. dash through guard by Ed Saxbv. Po*. Richmond scoring LE Dullng __ Ne- -n scored one E n* Don Hutson, the Packers' peerless RUDELY STOPPED—Joe of Fordham made 12 The was a romp for the Rams, who The locals touchdown L T. Launault _ Andrejco yards game yesterday, though, Bird Heads I,. S. U. Attack. n LG. J Wood __ W end. will enter the same less than each in the second, third and fourth against New York U. before he was given this rough treatment. won, 30-9. ■—A, P. Wirephoto. Practically all the game was j C Traylor _ D; M°-'. from two R G. Lacy _ Gr.m-n a touchtown's points away in Tulane as little periods. played territory, R T.. Inner _ 0'Ke*> lifetime marks. Now credited with Refusing to call it quits, the All- Leo Bird's passes kept the Tigers R E. Jamgorhian_ Corded 75 points, Hutson needs only three Mets came roaring bark Raba took Q B. Baughan _ B- knocking on the end zone gates. LH. Barbour_McGow-o more to tie Automatic Jack Manders’ John Woo's kickoff on his own 25. a Pro Grid L. S. U. was in scoring territory at R H Ralston _ Rat Chisari lifetime total of 368 and four Fordham in Second-Half Line-ups Smith V. P. I. and running hard, came all the way F B. Sintfcy _ just Sparks least half a dozen times, besides Its Spree Poe. Redskins. Packers. _fin? H—in more to the same guy's record bark up to the Richmond 48 before Richmond equal touchdown the Greenies Washington 0 0 n ,— 7 < pushes, was of 79 for a season. Let him L.E.Aguirre 19> __ Hutson 114) he spilled by Ittner. This threat single ; stopped one drive on their 2 and Richmond scoring Touchdowns—Lacy on the end of a touch- New York 30-9 was checked momentarily by Ray ! (J M >, Moncrief _ Ray <44> In 13-to-0 U., several others near the 20. (J. M > Tramples Victory Points after touchdown—Seig and Hutson will erase 1 Marshall, who intercepted Raba’s down-pass L.G_Stralka <39> MXghlin <37) Bird's passes took the ball from : (placp kick* both marks with one fell swoop. pass and returned to the Washing- Washington scoring Touchdown — L. S. U.'s 43 to Tulane's 24 late in Pom: af:er touch- Game's Routs Violets _. Chtsari 'St. Johns'. Clarke Hinkle, three Blumenstock, Star, C._T'tch'l<18> Svendsen <66) ton 44-yard line, but the Capital However. Over Richmond the first Fullback Walter down—Chisari (place kic*' period. crew soon was In Substitutions: Richmond—Backs. Va.-r- times chosen all-league fullback dur- R.G_Shugart <51> .. Tinsley <21) City back posses- As Wilt After Brave Start Gorinski barged all the remaining I tine. Marshall, Collier. Seig Bas*o. Mark* of ball on own the 10 he has been with They < sion the their 20 B Wood. H. Wood end*. Jone* Moi.- ing years R T_Barber 15) ... Schultz <601 distance right through the middle the will enter the following Saxby's kick out of crief. Smith. Teefey: tackle* John or. Packers, game <5> Both of Tech's Tallies for the score. Bernie Harris: gu?rcK Bv SID FEDER. RE_Cifers <43*.Riddick Lipkis place bounds. S’rotmeyer, Thompkms, with just one less point than Hutson extra 1 Montaeue Boatwright. Fitts. Goodwin. Associated Press Sports Writer. <54 > kicked the point. Stetensnr. Their battle for is Q B_C. Harr <11 >. Craig Made March 84 Yards. iGodsey; center*. Ce*h. personal points by Sophomore, After plying 20 minutes of the sec- Washington—Ba<~k* Krug De«_’ NEW YORK. Nov. 29 of a bowl bid, < 1 This time was not —Hopped up by ... Isbell 17) Wash.ngton ends Collin*. WinfieW Thomp- not expected to furnish the Packers hopes L.H_F'lchock <30) ond half in Tulane L. S. U. Wilson, One on 71-Yard Run territory. to be denied, 80 for | son tackles Fahey. Manilli suar* cause for dissention. Fordham's football turned loose its man in a < < nut tcirrotlyor o AQ.vorH crr\r. marching yards Mc- any powerhouse power R.H_Justice 13> .. L Brock 16» Pettit. Lucas. Reed, centers. Gr.nell. A third all-time record will go the score. Raba tossed consecutive Carthy second-half to the Violets of New York Uni- < > < drive. Bird's to spree today trample F.B.Z'm'rm'n 22 ._ Hinkle 30) By the Associated Press ing 33-yard pass j to Cecil Isbell if he one completes — Jack Fulkerson set the and versity, 30 to 9, before a crowd of 31.009 in Yankee Stadium. Reserve*. BLACKSBURG. Va., Nov. 29 un tally or any number of passes for total Bird hit tackle for the last After a scare into the Rams in a second- B 3—Canadeo. B Smith, 170- right gain of 46 yards. That's the mere throwing major 14—Krueger. Hard-running Bobby B. two yards. that his 1941 quarter drive that saw them score all their it was only a 16— Slivinski, G. 7—J'nk’wski. fullback from Rated Auburn Texas Tech’s Tricks yardage separates points, pound sophomore Bird sent a short to Wood- 17— Davis, T. 8—Rohrig. B. pass Lightly from .uu ui i.uic umw iwc iwnio passing record Sammy Baugh's tjuuo1 Charlottesville, put the zip in an row Holland, substitute end. who 20— Seymour. B. '15—Lyman, T. aerial record of 1.367. hung up on had to wilt under the continual pres- 5 for the last touch- next time they got their hands on 21— Farman.G. 19—Mul'neaux. E. otherwise sluggish Virginia Tech galloped yards passes last year. Isbell, incidentally, sure their old neighborhood enemies down. Penalties Tulane had Clemson's Daze Wake Forest the ball, when Wyatt Teubert 25— Dow B 22—Pannell. T. offensive and scored two touch- against Smashes is showing the way to out. Washington's poured to Heiser and the taken the ball from midfield pitched Charley 26— Carroll. G. 23—Urban, E. a stubborn Uni- famed .'linger in the ebbing days of So wilted, but downs to overcome Tulane is at 9. they slowly surely, right end outgalloped the entire 27— Stuart.T. 24—Laws. B Stopped the with hither team 13 campaign slightly and Fordnam chalked up its 17th a versity of Richmond today, Tulane's only drive, midway of Rout Fordham secondary for 70-yard 28— Masterson. E. 29—C Brock. C Bowl Hopes, 28-7 In 35-to-6 percentage of completions. After win in the 22 in which these to 0. in the seaM>n's finale for both the first half, from the Wave's games scoring play. 31— Clair. E. 36—Van Every, B. got last week's games, Isbell was ranked enemies have since Southern Conference elevens. About 28 to L. S. U.'s 9. In the third uptown tangled Rams in Last Half. 32— M Che'n'y, E. 40—Lee. T pe- j the No. 1 and And with Rampage 4.000 saw the game in pleas- riod. Lou Thomas the Wave Is Ace of Raiders Deacons league's passer Baugh 1889. the victory, closing B. 42—Uram B. persons gave Irby Contest, Spot A few minutes later, after a 33— Baugh. No 2. a season which saw,- them lose ant weather. its only other chance with out T. 13—G ld G. scoring kick 37— Young, nb'g ter- Once Then Go on Skins Still Seek Extra Coin one on an blocked Fordham and another Tech drove deep in Richmond a 49-yard runback of an Scoring Twice, Touchdown, only ga.me all-major 38— Aldrich. C. 45— K’sisto, G. intercepted Should the Packers win. as local the Rams are drive had gone to the Ram 1, where ritory in the first period and called oass. eight-tilt schedule, E. 48—J'c'nski. E. 59 Jim 1 40—Millner. for Pos. L B IT. Running Yards Big Scoring Spree bettors seem to think thev will, they reported to have insured them- the big boys stiffened, Tighe on Guard Roger McClure place- (18). Tulane (O). 42—R. Hare. B. 50—W.J'nson.E, L. E -McLeod _ and ' thf Asscci»ted Press. B> the Associated Press on the one of the Na- L G. Miller ... Tittle Western title. In that event, it will one of the New Year Day shindigs, was as good as any lineman stalled. McClure, 45— Beinor. T. 52—Buhler. B IC. -Lipkis _ Mandich CHARLOTTE. N. C Nov. 29 —The field i broke to toss tion's was off R G. AUBURN. Ala.. Nov. 29 —An un- be up to the champion Bears to possibly the Sugar Bowl at New today through leading place-kickers, Eastman _ Wolbrette 46— Gentry. B. 56—Gr'nfield.C. R once-defeated Texas Tech Red Blumenstock In his own end zone form and missed both efforts from T-Kendrick _ Dufour dis- whip the Philadelphia Eagles today Orleans. R E derdog band of Auburn Tigers 47— Smith, C. 64—H. J’nson.G. also Pillow _ Hormck Raiders from faraway Lubbock, next for a safety. the 18 and the 29 McClure Q B. Van Buren_McDonald | and the Chicago Cardinals For one half. N Y. U had enough 68—Paskvan. B. played amazing speed and versatility their 1941 football season failed for the first time this season L. H.-Bird -R. Glass Tex., closed Sunday to finish on even terms with once That ended the first half and to make a ball game cf it. but R H. Hmhtower ___ Sims of ! with a 35-6 rout of Wake an extra after today to blast the bowl hopes here today to convert point E. B _ the Pack. Each has knocked off Steve the fullback with sliced Fordham’s edge to 12 to 9. Richardson Pracko followers said. Filipowicz, Smith's sec- Clemson. 28 to 7. before some 12,- Forest and. some the once in their home-and- touchdown, following L S U. __7 O n 1C—18 other the fire build, and Jim The Violets would rather not re- ■ a hydrant Tulane __ __ n n o o— o I insured themselves bid ond score. 000 homecoming-day fans. possibly home series. Blumenstock, who's about as Match easy member what happened after that. Western Is No L. S V scoring' Touchdowns—Gorln- to a bowl. Tech had just stopped a Rich- Tne beaten five times, However, if the Bears lose one of to stop as an Army tank on the Blumenstock ran the second-half ski ifor Richardson' Bird Holland Babasreanski Casucci goal his quarter, converted, as he cludes only a loss to Miami (Fla selves second in the of R.O. Sartori team closed its football season here kicking specialist, by finishing afternoon was the place-kicking Cherico and Smith, Mason Blandford and Is Routed in Ancient 6-0. R.T. — Sa n 11 i did after each of their other three University, Eastern Division, a notch which the usual reliable Cheverko. Delflno today by defeating Western High George R E Lansing _ Heiser Dick Kern, senior back, blocking scores. I The was devoid might bring them between $125 and to he had clicked on 17 Q B. __ Pieculewicz Birmak School of Washington. D. C., at Feud Before opening period Up today L drove to the 1. On fourth down 19,000 H. Cheverko _ Teubert Late in the second Auburn of both teams cau- $150 apiece out of 19 extra tries Bader Field, 45-7. period. thrills, playing point against R H. Andreico _ Finn Smith vaulted the line for the score. struck Gafford raced back until less than one minute PB __ Air Battle Looms North Filipowicz _ Bates The local schoolboys outclassed the Associated Press. again. tiously, Big Southern Methodist. Caro- Tech missed one good opportunity By Fordham 6 6 20 to the Clemson 49 with a before its end when Red Cochran, Like a dazzling array of sky- lina. West Virginia, Texas Christian, _6 17—30 Western throughout the game, scor- PITTSBURGH. Nov. yards New York U. OP 0 0— P to score late in the second period 29—Special Auburn's most of fireworks 15 first downs to the punt. Lloyd Cheatham. Deacon quarterback, rifled a pass rockets. today's Purdue and California St. Mary's Fordham ing Capital when Unterzuber. reserve Delivery Edgar Jones carried the scoring Touchdowns—Pili- Ralph de luxe blocker, to Billy Bar- to John Wesley Perry, who took the are expected to take place in the air. Today he had five chances—and powicz 17). Blumenstock _{263 78 ! quarter. this year decided nothing but the broke thro i he line in the third Cullv and Bill Hilner. Sammy Sum- victory. ation. Not with the Pack producing cials callpd a pass-interference pen- Forward passes attempted IP 21 Fitzgerald carried the burden of "championship of Panther Hollow.” period, ar '~rt on a !3-yard Forward passes completed 7 10 merville made three kicks But then things began to happen such running backs as Hinkle. Andy altv on New York University, which placement Richmond’s attack in the the which smash t;-.,. the middle late in Yards gained by for md passes 3 53 150 early wooded valley separates fast. Fordham 37 This drew Yards lost- att. for wd passes 3 5 7 for extra : Uram. George Paskvan. Tony Can- j gave yards. points. game and threatened constantly the two schools. the gam". | from the stands Forvrard passes intercepted by 1 2 Western scored its lone marker | Red Raider magic became appar- edeo and Isbell, himself. a round of boos a total of 145 1 Yards gained, run-back of in- ; with his passes. Ends Career in Glory. 1 Irby amassed yards ttnf and mirlwav nf thP cppnnri nprinH tercepted passes 6 28 in the final session when Mar- With such an attack, everything and made the Violets slightly Billy Little took over the at from in 23 tries, and aver. *he Associated Press. Western OOO 7— 7 Tech _ _0 0—13 Samford. Clayton Southern R T. __ Ledbetter_ _ ing OOO o— 0 ing territory from 18 yards out. after touchdown—Chateau 'for Chalklev) Rublno Goetz <5'. Hil- Richmond R. E. honors with Duke Wolf pack completed 13 of 18 for Touchdowns—McCully. Clemson srorins Touch- : Tillery _ Cline championship CHICAGO. Nov. 29—The Wash- Touchdowns—Smith (2). The Scranton iPa.) scrammer's (4) iplacements). ner. Fendrick. Points after touchdown— Tech scoring: Point after touchdown Q B. _ Bain _ Manteri a North 99 yards. down—Timmons. Point after touchdown-—McClure iplace- _ were blasted by keyed-up who muffed two 8ummerville (3) «placement). Kuldell offensive chart for the —Timmons iplacement). L. H. Smith Cochran Pov N C Stated:)). W & M ington Redskins, personal 13 to 0 here (0). I iplacement*. kicki. R. H Austin _ Perry Carolina State team L E. Stilweil Vandeweshe afternoon—he called it a in the big chances to get somewhere in the day F. B. Dvoracek _ Polanski before 6,000 L T. _ Jones _ Bass today spectators. third a 6.5 Texas Tech n 14 ? 14—35 L G. Barr _ Ramsey period—showed average clicked in the air in the sec- National Football League the last Wake Forest « 0 0 (V— rt State C. _Carter_'Warrington gain in 17 ball-carrying tries. Will Be Host 190- R. G._Caton_ Goodlow Texas Tech scoring- Touchdown*—Bain. ond period with Art Faircloth. two Sundays, are out of the cham- Dutton Also Is Rutgers R T._Gculd _ Fields Impressive. Tillery. Dvoracek Amonet: (for Austin*. from Reverses Washington, _ Penn State pound sophomore R E Owens Knox but will have Plunges, Bill Dutton played a grand sup- Swimmers Hale 'for Irons*. Point after Touchdown— pionship running, they To Eastern * the throwing, and the Wolf- Q B Watts _ Freeman Callahan for Smith* <4* Smith 'place- doing L H. Huckabee_ Masters porting role in Jones’ finale. The ments*. Wake Forest scoring. Touchdown from midfield to a one last chance for glory tomorrow B> the Associated Presa. pack ripped R H Cathey _Korczowski Weston (W. Va.) boy scored the first —Perry. touchdown. Carl Fitchett. rookie re- F B Brnbenek __ Johnson -ien they entertain the Green Bay Subdue South 79-72 NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. Nov. Carolina, i Pitt touchdown from the Tech 1 in end. took the aerial N C. State 0 7 0 —13 Packers. will be host to serve payoff William and Mary 0 0 0 0— 0 the second and tallied the 29.—Rutgers again on BY the Associated Pres*. Stasica to ! period after the ball had been planted N C. play. passed Harvey the Eastern Intercollegiate Swim- State scoring- Touchdowns—Fit- The Chicago Bears will exchange last Panther score in the final chett (sub for Stilweil* _{George Halas brand of Tech was bravely resistant, but New York _S 2 0 231 P3 a chance to get well into G. W. Alumni Will Honor over a hard-striking South Carolina Penn State set up its announced today by George _5 4 O 13P 13* Indians coaching. The Eagles, winners of clinching and uled Washington 60 late team Indian badly outclassed’ out maneu- Brooklyn _S 4 0 102 113 the ball game, paraded yards are before 12,000 fans in touchdown when Leonard Krouse in- E. Little, director of athletics. only two games, not expected to vered. -• Philadelphia -2 6 1 PI 149 for their sec- Gridmen December 9 summer weather. low The 1 6 1 96 241 in the fourth quarter the Bears, but if tercepted A1 Grygo’s pass. Pos. On the wrestling schedule Mary- Pittsburgh stop they should, Pitt <•’■). Tech (0). Division 200- Penn ran Western ond touchdown. Dobie Nelson, George Washington University State salted away the game senior right half the ball back L. E._Gervelis_Anderson land is listed for February 28. o and if Green beats _ I) I 236 103 , Bay Washington, L. T._Durishan_Moorman Green Bay fullback, rammed over Alumni Association will stage its in the last quarter by adding a eight to his 43 and a few plays later Chicago Bear* S 1 o 313 soph the title chances would L. G._Dillon _ pound Chicagoans' Minkei Chicago Cardinals 3 » 1 199 ]09142 cne. Fitchett's annual alumni smoker and touchdown to the two tallies and went across. C. -Allshouse_Holets from the placement , football vanish. Petrella Detroit 3 6 1 100 1P2 R _ with the extra it in the O._Fife Boyd B 0 116 244 failed, but it wasn’t needed awards banquet at Wardman Park point had registered Penn State gained 366 yards in R. T. D Burns Cleveland Outside of those two games the A-.Benghouser_: Crew in Bow! Games Today. aw'av. first and The R. Newman Rutgers final whistle only 2 minutes ! Hotel on December 9, It was an- third quarters. game the air and by rushing compared E._Stahl_ at Washington. * oeloek. next-to-last week's schedule offers Q B._West _Johnson BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Nov. Green Bay whose first de- nounced ended as the Lions pressed for an- to 173 for the Gamecocks. Penn ran NEW Pittsburgh at Brooklyn William and Mary, yesterday. L. H._Dutton _ Fritz little excitement. The Brooklyn varsity crew will Chicago Bears af Philadelphia. Duke's other score on 3. R H._Connell _ Pash 29 <4*1.—Rutgers feat in the loop today gave Members of varsity and fresh- the Gamecock up 21 first downs to the Gamecocks Chicago Cardinals at Detroit. Dodgers will be hosts to the last- F B._Saksa___ Fhllipchuk i row the Orleans Rowing undefeated Blue Devils undisputed man football squads will be hon- John Petrella, flashy left half, five. against Pirates in an East- Pitt _ft 7 7—27 in the an- place Pittsburgh crashed over Lions’ first Pos Penn State (10). 8. C. (12). If ! Club, an amateur group, ——SAME DAY SERVICE claim on the conference crown, ored. Athletic Director Max Far- for the Carnegie _ 0 0 0 0— 0 1 ern division tilt and the Chicago L. E._Pot.sklan ___Lettner nual Sugar Bowl regatta at New made only one scoring bid. That rington and Coach Bill Reinhart touchdown, climaxing a drive that L. T_Brosky_ Carter Scoring: Touchdowns—Jones (sub. for ! authorized Cardinals will meet the Lions at Dutton) (2). Dutton (2'. Points after Year | L. G. __ _ Krivonak Orleans on New Day. came in the first after Harlie will and the kibitzers will started on their 46. Perugini period speak C. Weear___ So6sarnon touchdown—Fife (2). Connell (place- SERVICE 3 Detroit. Stan Carolina’s ments). Ja Masters, on a reverse from Harvey shout and otherwise make them- Stasica, South R. G. _Jaflurs _ Appleaate The Lions could the Cards R. T. Schoonover_McCullouah Johnson, Indian fullback, raced selves as entertaining as possible replace brilliant sophomore, sparked a drive big R. E ... Van Lenten _ Nowak in third in the West a vic- from F0R. 42 yards to State's 13. Johnson and In the role of masters of ceremonies. place by his 34 that culminated five Q B._Weaver _ Elston ELECTRIC L. H .P-trella _Stasica Missouri Pointer Leads C\\^y Masters three in two tries at tory, but a win for the Chiaegoans minutes later with Stasica zig-zag- got R. H_Krouse_ -- Blouin I GUIDE SHAVERS sew the No. 3 for Tenn.. Nov. 29 the line and Jackie Freeman's pass will up spot them. ging 41 yards for a touchdown. F. B. ...Smalt*_Arrowsmith BROWNSVILLE, Girl Swimmer All that’s left to be decided is the II white and over the goal line failed. Johnson, Recovering Minutes later Smaltz ended a 65- Score by periods: (/P).—Congersman Service Penn State _13 0 O fl—1(1 owned J. V. Con- Headlight on was wide to his Prince Nufer, Goldsboro}}