Redskins Rated 8-to-5 Favorites to Over Giants

'■ ■ ^“ — —' ■ .. Repeat!■...... ■■ ■! H .... ■ ■ Today■ —— U. C. L. A. Upsets Long Drive Wins Huskies, 13 to 0 MESHES For Santa Clara By the Associated Press I) the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Oct. g.—The SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. g.^Santa FOR CLASSIC University of California at Los An- SEEN TAR football toast of T7T014 Clara, the Pacific rose to one of its HEELS, geles greatest grid- Coast, turned one thrust of iron triumphs today when its gold- gaining 52 yards into a touchdown to suited Bruins defeated the highly today Pest to Pro defeat the formidable Texas A. & Karcis, Champs favored Huskies of Washington, 13 Green Wave Rolls 67 Yards Big Red Thrice Scores on M. eleven, 7 to 0, and remain in the « to 0, in a Pacific Coast Conference When With race for national Pittsburgh, battle. to Last-Quarter Marker Distance Plays—Baker mythical cham- The win marked the first time pionship recognition. Will Start Game. Some 25,000 fans, to see the Uclans had been able to score to Gain Triumph. Runs 75 Yards. expecting the vaunted Santa Clara ground BILL DISMER, Jr. on the lads from the Northwest in the By Pv Associated Press. By the Associated Preaa. and aerial attack submerge the The East's natural'’ in the four games played since 1932, greatest pro- CHAPEL HILL. N. C., Oct. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 8—Har- Texans, wriggled uneasily In their fessional football—the Redskins vs. much less the first time the U. C. Tulane University flashed a powerful, vard's light football forces waged a seats as the third period neared an the Giants—will re renewed this after- L. A. colors had waved in victory. versatile attack on North Carolina magnificent battle before a crowd of end without a score in sight. noon at Griffith Stadium before what Battling the Huskies to a stand- today and marked up its first victory 20,000 today but made three mistakes The touchdown rally started to be a local record-breaking still in the first quarter, the Bruins promises of the season with a 17-to-14 upset. which Cornell’s, powerful and fleet swiftly and finished the same way. crowd for the turned a Washington fumble into a grid game. A home-coming crowd of 22,000 backs converted Into a 20-0 victory. In the wake of an spectacular touchdown play with unprecedented watched the Tar Heels battle from Each of the touchdowns made by sale which one ambling Kenny Washington, the advance during every behind to forge into a 14-10 lead in the big red team, clad In white for of the 18,000 reserved seats was sold, Uclan's big Negro back, on the re- the third but Wave quarter, the Green this occasion, was a long distance of 30.000 are ex- ceiving end of a lateral pass that upward spectators retaliated in the Anal period with a affair, due to brilliant individual ef- to be in the when the was good for 45 yards and the pected park 67-yard touchdown march to win. forts rather than efficient teamwork. kick-off is made at 2:30 o'clock. Sta- first score. Warren (Bronco) Brunner, kingpin Mai Baker raced inside of Brud dium officials announced last night The Bruins came back in the Tulane back, climaxed the victory Holland, Cornell’s All-American Ne- the gates would be open at 11:30 this third period and turned on a power march from 5 on a by scoring yards gro end. for 75 yards and the first morning for the convenience of the drive that rolled up 45 yards and tricky triple-pass play, and Buddy touchdown. That was the first rush DEFEAT BY DUKES 15.000 general admission purchasers the second touchdown. Banker added the from point place- the Ithacans attempted and, unfor- who will fill the unreserved seats on | ment. tunately for Harvard, its secondaries first-served basts. the first-come, Punts Tulane. Nyhan’s Help were sucked in on the play, despite Yield * Betting odds, based on the Redskins' Only One First Down Trailing 7-10 going into the last the fact that it is Harlow's of- undefeated at the top of the pet position half, the Tar Heels shook Halfback fensive threat. Eastern division of the National in Winning, 27-0, From MIL SCORES George Watson loose for a 23-yard In the third period Harvard passed League in contrast to the lowly plight touchdown gallop in thj third period, its way to Cornell'a line, but of the New Yorkers, who have won 15-yard Nemesis of 1936. Maronic converting from placement. the aerial misfired. With in three starts, have barrages only one game the the Tulane kept home club deep TIME A JOY TO about a minute in ’the Bt Associated Press. made the Washington eleven an 8-5 STAR’S FOOTBALL CLOCK GRIDIRON FANS—The time element—so important remaining in its territory in the early stages Hal Cornell’s ■ quarter, McCullough, favorite. UPSET BY in football—hereafter will cease to be a matter of guesswork for spectators at Griffith Stadium. PITTSBURGH. Oct. 8—Pitt * Gold- If TIE of the first mainly period through sophomore kicker and man. en From this corner, those odds seem safety Panthers licked an old wound long, accurate punting by Nyhan. Two The Star has had installed a time clock, big enough for everybody to s*e, and which will enable dashed Harvard's *' high. The Giants hopes by intercept- today and smashed* out a 27-to-0 disproportionately minutes before that period closed to tell at a the minutes left to for spectators glance play. ing the 16th of its 22 passing attempts triumph over a gallant Uni- have to win to stay in the running cut for 25 Duquesne West Virginia Is Off Brunner off right tackle and 70 the Redskins Played Today, when the Redskins clash with the Giants, and every other afternoon or night at col- racing yards with the long versity eleven—the team which rocked the 1938 Eastern title; yards and the opening touchdown. heave that Austie Harding aimed at the football world with an could lose today and still maintain Feet Until Banker converting from placement. lege and professional games, the question of how much playing time remains in any period will upse- the of their sec- by Underdog Capt. Bobby Green. victory over Pitt in 1936. their position at top North Carolina came back with a be answered a at the dial pictured herewith, the old football scoreboard by glance adjoining McCullough ran through the en- Mixing a powerful of tion’s standing. Psychologically, there- 56-yard advance in six plays to threat- potient pas-cs Late in Game. the left center-held stands. tire Harvard team as he raced and fore. the odds are in favor of the atop goal- off-tackle *lants. Pitt rolled in en the goal as the period closed, but ’’ the Associated Press. once the hidden of the teams, as well as a matter of mere ward and so did George Peck, in the an impressive margin of 12 first Giants, although the Indians appear a complete new Green machine went Time, opponent contesting specu- fourth when he counted the down* to one and a net from the better team on paper. CHARLESTON, W. Va., Oct. 8 — in at the start of the second quarter lation for the onlookers, now is brought out in the open for all to see. period, gain third Cornell touchdown aftfr catch- scrimmage of 259 yards to five. Remember 1937 Rout. The Washington and Lee Generals re- and stopped the drive on the 3-yard The timer, a 12-foot watch Western Union, is accurate to a sports stop developed by split one of Harding's punts on his All of the heroics were handled of the jected the use of a good offense as the line. ing by No small portion pre-game second and is a who follows the course of side lines. the best operated by timekeeper play along the own 45-yard line. Panther starting combination, with sentiment favoring the Redskins is due defense today and employed an on Tulane Fumble. Capitalize Pes. Harvard lOi. Cornel! <201. Marshall Goldberg of last attack to tie West The dial of the big “watch” is divided into two concentric circular time scales, the outer being throwing paste: to an ineradicable memory inspired Virginia L.I Green _ Holland j Mallory recovered a Tulane fumble for two of the touchdowns and court year’s 49-14 rout In New York by 6-6 in an upset witnessed by 8,000 painted red and graduated into seconds and fractions thereof, and the inner painted black and L.T Healer _ McXeever uii the N. C. 11, and four play* L.G_Mellen _ Roth ing another on a off won the fans. 1-yard plunge which the team C. Russell _ Vanranst Washington later over graduated into 15 divisions, each division corresponding to one minute’s time. When the tackle. • George Stirnweiss drove playing R G. Coleman Hemlnawar Eastern championship and set the Refusing to take the back to the right tackle for the score, Maronic “clock” is in operation, a small red bulb is illuminated, and a horn is sounded automatically when R.T ..Booth _ West Duquesne. Pitt's tiny neighbor from stage for their world championship vic- wall" role they had been unanimously R.F. ..Daughters__ Soane converting from placement to tie a is terminated. Q.B. Wilson Matuszczak the bluffs of the Golden Triangl'. over the Chicago Bears a week handed before the kickoff, the Vir- quarter tory _ the score. L.H Foley McCullough struggled valiantly to reproduce some- ginians rocked the Mountaineers back RH MacDonald Baker later. Several later of Tu- like its plays O'Boyle F.B. Cohen _ Eichler thing startling 7-to-0 upset Both the Redskins and the Giants on their heels from the start and com- lane recovered Lalanne’s fumble on Score by periods: of 1936, Pitt’s last but lackcu additions defeat, have made a few important pletely outplayed them until the wan- « O the North Carolina 20. When run- Late Field Goal Cornell ___ 7 7—20 the spark. Penn n n o o— that fateful game minutes. 21 to Harvard __ n to their rosters since ing ning plays failed. Red Kellogg booted A crowd of 36.000 which turned Yale, 0, — the two Conquers Cornel! scoring Touchdowns. Baker. last December, but basically The Generals were put in scoring a 17-yard placement field goal. L. McCu’_au*h. Peck (for Bakert: points after out hopefully looking for fireworks teams are the same. The Redskins position in the third when Wins for S. U. tcurhoowns. Rose 'for Matuszczak). Ruddy period Harry Pos. Tulane (17). X. C. <141. under a bright blue October *«y sat the Clark fumbled For tfor Rose), place-kicks. are without Cliff Battles, rip- and recovered L.E Rodney _ Severin First Time in 13 Harper By the Associated Press. mostly silent through the unequal ex- _ L.T-White Maronic Years; ■ halfback who ripped the Giant for and Lee on the West roaring Washington L.G._Dailey _Woodson BATON ROUGE, Oct. 8—With hibition. come lines to shreds, but they have Virginia 29. C. _Smith _ Smith only 15 seconds to (Cot- Pos. Pittsburgh (27). DuquMne tfn R.G-Groves _ Slagle play, Guy NORTHWESTERN AHEAD with Farkas, a rookie ball A for offside and a Connell and UE. Daddlo Ulxie up Andy 5-yard penalty RT-Miller _Kimball ton) Milner kicked a field to RE. goal UT. Merkovsky carrier from the University of Detroit, run the ball on Wenzel _ Kline Reagan Leading Masuni by Harry Hogan put L.G. .Lezouski ___ Q. B.. _Lalanne ine give Louisiana State University a Lio* t Nyhan ay A*soc;*iea press. wards and it 38 to the as Is C who has been a sensation in his first the Mountaineer line and Ho- L.H. Brunner galloped yards Sophs Shine Drake Crushed, Dannies Grab n k 17-yard _Radman 3-to-0 victory over Rice before R.G. Petro R. H. Banker PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 8—A Yale 3. The held for two _ n three games. raced around end for a Watson couple Bulldogs professional gan right F.B Gloden 40.000 Before Crowd of 25,000. -Raskowski .CritehOeid -Kraynick of butcher* named Connell but Connell over for a spectators tonight. 33-0, SI one-third of touchdown on Score gridiron plays, leaped -Hoffmann fienmel’l Farkas comprises fully the next play. by periods: L S. U. defeated Texas, 20 to 0, OB.SI and Reagan took the Yale touchdown on the third. EVANSTON, 111., Oct. 8 (A*).— Chickerneo Rabutin Redskins’ attack which Tulane .. 7 3 0 7—17 bulldog L.H. Cassis ne the running Mountaineers Tie Late. last _ Ond'- N. C. __ 0 7 7 (I—14 Saturday. two veterans. Max to the glue factory today, 21 to 0, and The second Penn tally also re- Northwestern spiced a hard-running Btebblns Man»'n» is completed by F.B. West Virginia's bewildered forces, Tulane scoring: Goldberg _ Don Touchdowns—Brunner, gave Pennsylvania her first sulted from a Yale bobble. Humph- atta-k with plenty of sophomore drive 0»llt,virr Krause—a former Giant—and 7. Field goal—Kellogg (sub lor Brunneri. victory 1 By held in check for the remainder of the before periods: ar- Point from try after touchdown—Banker. over the Blue in 13 years. rey fumbled on hie 30-yard stripe. today to crush Drake, 33 to 0, Irwin. That trio, plus the aerial Duqueane «> third quarter, clicked into high gear 7 (placements!. North Carolina scoring: _o n 0 0— Sam Jim Connell's crushing assaults on Harlan Gustafson recovered, and a crowd of 25,000. Pittsburgh M n y *_ tistry of the inimitable Slingin' with nine minutes to Touchdowns—Stirnweiss (sub for La- when, play, they lanne). Watson. Point from try after the line and Prank Connell a in the accounted for three Pittsburgh whose arm is as as ever, Yale Reagan's made 9-yard incision Sophomores scoring—Touitidown*. Ct Baugh, good a march that end- touchdown—Maronic. 2 (placements). «no Stebbins Goldberg Daddlo engineered 76-yard nimble feet the Elis on the de- Blue line. On the next touchdowns, two Red Hahnenstein, pe ni' : and another rookie, Bill Hartman put play Reagan by after touchdown. Daddlo 3 (p’acemer.t ed with Sam Audia passing to Tony fensive the start of 21 his who ran 72 for one of them. has Washing- at play and held swept yards around right end yards from Georgia, given zone. Rapaswick in the end over sec- for be- them there till the finish. and the goal. It all took 138 m .. tonians apparent Justification Later in the in- game Roy Hogan Yale's only scoring threat came at onds of the second quarter. lieving their favorites will repeat as ’BAMA 14-0 VICTOR tercepted Audias pass on the 5-yard the of the last when VANDERBILT RALLY Eastern champions. opening period, Bulldog Show* Courage. WASHBURN SMOTHERED Washington and Lee line to end an- a Penn fumble and three But the Giants also have been forwards, With the Yales groggy. Penn ap- other West Virginia scoring threat. OVER TOUGH N. C. S. Fred Burr to A. S. Wilson, the strengthened, most markedly and most put plied the coup de grace in the final Kansas. in Each Period, TOPPLES KENTUCKY Pos. West V». («>. W. and L. (6>. ball Scoring of John within smelling distance of the period. Reagan took a lateral from recently by the acquisition L. E. Czajka __ Harper T Biasi fenn goal. Then Jim Coulter, a Battle for Three Periods Takes Rough Tilt, 58-14. (Bull) Karcis, erstwhile fullback with L. Boitseau giant Connell, dropped It. caught it on the L. G. _A tty Brown Karcis was Wolfpack Line Smears Vaunted of the Pennsylvania defense, ruined bounce, swiveled half a dozen blue uni- S the Pittsburgh Pirates. C. ___ Richardson _Hanasik LAWRENCE, Kan*., Oct. UP}.— Win 14-7 Is Gained in Thii 1 R G. De Anselis _Lindsey it all by batting down a pass Burr Before Score by released a fortnight ago in a general Tide in All But Second forms and came across standing up. Achieving Scoring in every period, the University R. T_Poley Cchsie over slung the line. the she took, Yale on a house cleaning after the Pirates had R E. __ Shonk _Truehart Despite mauling of Kansu turned withering pass- Period of Southeastern <3. B.. Lorens __ Justice ! Period of Penn'* Three Passes Fail. Purdue. lost their first three league games. Fray. performed courageously and made 11 Against ing am running attack to swamp L. H_ Pinion _ H. Hogan hy the Associated Press. Yale fought desperately to match first downs to Penn's' 8. She was out- Conference Thriller. Karcis, a 225-pound squatty type of R. H. __ Clark _R. Hogan P» the Associated Preei. Washburn College of Topeka, 68 to 14, F. B Audia _ Penn's with a Blanding TUSCALOOSA. Oct. 8.—Un- running plays pass rushed 231 yards to 54. It was the in th»ir non-conference football back, has exceptional driving power Score by periods: Ala.. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 8—Minnesota game. By the Assoe'ated Pres*. attack. She completed 18 of 31 for- Eli’s loss to the in 18 on two occasions last year in both 0 0 8wed Alabama North second Quakers The fir it half was marked by rough and West Virginia _ 0 6—6 by prestige, opened its 1938 Big Ten title bid by LEXINGTON. Ky.. Oct. Vander- Washington and Lee 0 0 6 0—fi wards for 132 yards, while Coach back to 1879 and the first was well Carolina State came to town games dating which saw two hawkers and ■ the Pirate-Redskin games, today defeating Purdue, 7 to before 52,- play, Jay bilt University rallied in the final h*, t West touchdown — eleven tried the air 0, the Indian line. Virginia Rapaswick with a defense the Crimson Tide George Munger's time Yale has gone scoreless since the one jchab'd banished from the game. night unstoppable by sub for Lorenz t. Washington and Lee 1 000 persons today, but the gallant today to defeat the University of Ken- only thrice and thrice failed. 1933 Georgia game. touchdown—H. Hogan. could crack but twice in 60 minutes Boilermakers so that 14 to 7. Karris Will Start. All of fought stubbornly tucky. ——- I question Pennsylvania's Po*. Tale <0). Pennsylvania fill. and forced the Big Reds to be satisfied the Golden Gophers’ famed power scored in the vanished with Yale LI_Brinkley ...... Quatafson Kentucky opening How he is rated by Coach a 14-0 quality hopes. highly with home-coming victory. L. T John __ Shinn attack needed almost three but The attacked with dynamite complete period Vandy came back to sco e Owen of the Giants is seen by I Quakers L G. Hemingway _ Hunt GOBEtBtS MOP UP Steve TERRORS TRAMPLE Except for a powerful surge in the periods to produce the winning score. twice in the third to the and Connell C. Willard _ Becker keep record fact that he is listed among the speed. drilled holes, the second period that produced two R. G_C. Miller_ Smith So were Purdue's stal- clear of never the ends. And in the unyielding having lost to Kentucky backs. As a matter of fact, Regan swept R. T_Platt _ Yard starting scores, Alabama bulleted vainly at an warts that Minnesota 16 first in football. j line Walter Shinn and a R E_Hoxton _ Warner got 27 TOO Owen didn't know late last night WASHINGTON, 13-0 Capt. guard B.... W.ANDM., just; adamant State line. The Wolfpack, Q. Humphrey_Reaaan downs and vast stretches of yardage ! Eleven thousand spectators watched in the back field, named A. Balfour Smith blocked nobly L. H_Collin*_Coulter who else would start a cohesive contented before Pullback Christiansen blasted j lacking offense, R H. Wilson _ Burke the South- that Da- while the backs tore the Blue defense thrilling air-and-ground he intimated Ed P. B. Mott _ Connell although themselves chiefly with smearing the over from the 1-yard line with sec- Rebound Fi m Two Shellackings eastern Conference the first cham- Two Scores Gained Then to shreds. Score by periods: struggle, nowski, the league's passing Easily, when it rolled onds to in the third Tide machine Into scor- 0 0 0 O— 0 play quarter. l'op tilt for both teams. would ; In the opening quarter Yale acci- Yale With Demuro as pion over a 5-year period, Western Holds Off ing territory. Pennsylvania 7 0 7 7—21 After that the Boilermakers withered ‘Cmpled’ Maryland dentally helped Penn to its first touch- ! Fos. Vanderbilt 114). Kentucky (7) with Ward Cuff, field- — start at quarter j Alabama's two touchdowns were Pennaylvanla acoring Touehdowna, and the Western Conference cham- Star. Franklin __ Sco I and Shoremen. down. Regan intercepted one of Bud Reagan I2>. Connell: pointa after touch- Attacking goal expert at one of the halfbacks Battling smashed to a first down on the T .—Hslatraf Broun mechanically perfect. Taking the field down. Shinn <3, plaeekicka'. pions the Associated Freia. the Humphrey’s futile but numerous for- By tK■C. Henderson _ Palmrr either Leland Shaffer or Johnny Gil- By Associated Press Purdue But Coach Mai Edwards' with his varsity mates to open the five. £ _-Aaee _ Hmkebetn RICHMOND, Va.. Oct. 8—Virginia SO. licLemore dea at the other half. WESTMINSTER. Md.. Oct. 8.—A second rattled squad braced and took the ball on Bpickard quarter, Herky Mosley Tech's Cobbler rebounded to- R.T-Homtsar Linden But even if these men do start, the nicely home-coming day crowd of 2.500 After a two 13-0 its own 1-yard line. Mefirearh MeCubbit: off 17 yards. pass and TEXAS TROUNCED, from two b defeats to rrut Giants won't be exactly bereft of re- saw the Green Terrors of West- day ulsing j today line smashes, heaved a to The Indiana huskies asserted their I T .H Ford Combs * Mosley pass Sports Program a Will am and Mary eleven Not with such backs as Wash- sparkless R.H-Keene __ Daris serves. ern Maryland College score two easy who crossed unhin- in the Warren, the goal defensive strength opening 27 to 0. FB Reinaehmidt_ lahmaei ington's own Tuffy Leemans, Hank touchdowns against Washington Col- Oklahoma Gains an Easy Victory dered. The play was good for 28 period, turning back a Minnesota i Score by neriods: fullback For Local Fans A r crowd of 4.500 Boar—another power-driving lege of Chestertown. Md.. then hang ! disappointli VenderblF. 0 ft 0_|4 yards. at Dallas. drive on the Purdue 15 from where 14 —Kink Richards. Leonard (Feets) Bar- on for a 13-to-0 Before 30,000 watched Tech ou ileus the Ind’ans in Kentucky 7 0ft ft— 7 grimly victory. TODAY. Faust missed a A few plays later, the Tide took Quarterback George Kentucky num—a star with West Virginia Wes- In the first half it looked as if Football. every department. acorinr—Touchdown: Davis. possession of the leather and Mo6ley. DALLAS, Tex., Oct. 8 New York Giants vs. Washing- the best Oklahoma toyed Purdue's attack aina tsub /or Retnschmidt) Hinton 'sub for sitting on the bench. Falaschi, inci- of the game, but in the second half ] to hsve j 68 ton Griffith one of the meekest Texas University both by land snd by air. i youngster, who wax supposed McKlre.s(h). Points after touchdown Afee cracking and the Tide paraded Redskins, Stadium. thoroughly (2) dentally, is the old Santa Clara great Washington found new life, stopped a Hat week * (Piece-kicks). yards for another touchdown. teams, 13-0, in the 39th meeting of The Boilermakers made only one I been too badly crps-vi whom the Redskins drew in the draft the Terrors' offensive Home Show. cold and twice the schools before 20,009 fans in first down—in the last | Army tilt to work '■;***/. was the for Pos. N C. State (0). Alabama (14). Third annual 8uitland Horse and period—and and then traded to the Giants had the home team backed up against standout iritk 'lie L.E. Gardner _Blackwell broiling heat today. got no closer to Minnesota's goal' Gobbler spectacular Karamatic, another Coast star. own line. pony Show, Suitland. Md., 10. George its goal L.T_Coon _ F. Davis Only the breaks enabled the Texans than the 45 yard line. running, accurate ijassisi% cid depend- as “Texas L.G. Acal _Hlckeraon SPECTACULAR TILT Today has been designated With Drugash aiding in the drive, TOMORROW. their march to the C. Retter _Averltte to carry deepest Haifback Louis Brock's punt- able punting. Redskin officials and 2 to a touch- RE_Woode_Harkins j great day” by opening McPike plunged yards Boxing. line. Texas’ net W M. ». V». Trch <271. _Redden Oklahoma 12-yard was a factor in Po*. A ceremonies will center about them. R.T_Pry ing major nullifying Mrrtt iC.i down six plays after he intercepted RE_Sullivan _Newman Lew Feldman vs. Norment on amounted to b.Z. Gonswell only kicked one 76 yards over the safety Worth Star-Telegram, who signed first In the Elder and Waites Arena first S:30. C _Krueker C.i- Wood period. second. R.H_Fehley_ bout, Devlin Redskins, will throw out F.B. ...Sands_A. Davis man’s head to the Minnesota 2-yard HG. Davtdsoc _- Baugh for the Bills drove from the 40 to the 17 and RT- Dilla-d Coleman Marker in Last Three Minutes Score by periods: TUESDAY. line. the first ball from Owner George Mar- Elder tossed to Bills over the goal. HALL WINS AT TENNIS. R.B_Kamen _Cameron Alabama _0 14 0 0—14 Football. Pos. Purdut (0). Minnesota (T). B_Seamani -Demuro box on the line Pos. (0). W. Md. (18*. 0— 0 Q. South Carolina. shall's upper 50-yard Washington N. C. State _ 0 0 0 L.1_Britt _Mariuccl Conquers Anacostia vs. Western (inter- HOT SPRINGS, Va., Oct. 8 UP).—J. L.H_Phillip* _Telpher L. E_Neubert _ Stropp after which Clifford G. Beckham, Scoring—Touchdowns. Warren (sub for L.T._Mthal _ Pederson R. H_Della Tc.r«- L. T_Storm _ O'Leair Hall of New Johnson _ Bell Billion Delivers. Blackwell). Mosley Isub for Boswell): extra high championship series game), Gilbert York, defending L.G_L. F.B. Byrne -- Pendergast of the Texas State Society L. G_Horner _ Hansen Elmer president points. Bradford (2). (placement). champion, retained his title today in C. _Mornlnaatar_ Score by periods. By the Associated Press. ___ Peters Eastern 3:30. will intro- C. _Dudderer Stadium, R.O_Verplank_Twedell 0 0 0— 0 of Washington, personally Hot invitation w t M _ -- 0 R. G_J. Collins_Pagan the annual Springs R.T_Veraane _Behulta 0 14 *—27 S Oct. of the two FRIDAY. Nash Va. Tech -- COLUMBIA, C., 8.—Wake duce the native Texans R. T_Ware _ Lytton R.E_Maekiewlea _ ,7 own*. tennis tournament with a 8—2, 8—1, Virrinia Tech worms—Toucht a R. E_Zebrowski _ Lesinskt Stopped. Q. B_Hennis_Faust Forest won spectacular Southern teams. Auguitana Football. Demuro |21. Fix <>ub fo Belcher>. Miller _ Drugash over L. of L.H_Brown_Moore a. B_Geisler S. Oct. 8 (^.—Hu- 0—1 victory Percy Kynaston (aub for Powerr<. point1 from try after Conference victory from South an- HURON, Dak., Tech vs. Eastern (lnterhigh _ Buhler today Malone—whose _ McPike R. H_Brock Baugh, Charlie L. H_Bremer Pierre *31. plueements. Brooklyn. ... touchdown. _ Col- F.B. IPDOltto Christiansen ... Knepp shattered Carolina. 20-19, in the final minutes ,‘ gular frame and sure hands snag many R. H. W. Collins ron College AugusUna championship series game), Central F. B_Fetter _Dickson mark of 17 consecutive gridiron of a battle that kept the 6,500 spec- of Baugh's heaves—and Roy Young, Score by periods: lege’s Stadium, 3:30. _ O O— the Sioux in a and are the Washington -O 0 0 victories today, defeating St. Alban's vs. Roosevelt, Roose- tator frenzy. rookie guard tackle, 7 0 0 0—1* the Western Maryland Palls school, 8 to 0, in the biggest up- An accurate placement by John Texans with the Redskins, while Scoring: Western Maryland—Touch- velt Stadium, 3:30. Dakota Deacon was Giants will Hugh Wolfe, a downs. McPike. Bills (substitute back*: set the South Intercollegiate Western vs. Washington-Lee Gridiron Take Wicked Beating Pendergast. big center, present Hansen (place- Prophets after touchdown. Will point Conference has seen in years. J 3:30. the margin of victory. He the halfback from Texas U.; Walls, ment*. High, Clarendon, Va„ bqoted __ after the Deacons 6 feet 4 end from T. C. U.: Ox Parry, Loyola Prep of Baltimore vs. winning point a Losers. slashed over a tying touchdown with a tackle from Baylor, and Pete Cole, Gonsaga, Gonsaga Field, 3:30. Ohio State, North Carolina, Auburn, Nebraska, Indiana Among Major less than three minutes of re- guard from Trinity College. Georgetown Prep vs. Charlotte play but west Virginia The ceremonies with the Texans will Throws Out Giants’ Hall Military Academy, Charlotte »r the Associated Press. Alabama met with unexpected re- 33-0 trouncing, maining. another Pos Wake Porest (20). •. at when the band Flaherty NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The hur- sistance from Carolina State was held to a 8-6 draw by Car. rift'. Start 2:15, ending Hall. Md. Noi£h L. E. Wsivers -•___ News’* Conference array. Wash- Are struck the while Minnesota like- Southern L. T. Pate _ plays "The Eyes of Texas Upon Trials. ricane, long overdue, but won, 14-0, Howell Field Lee. over L. G. Tingle Durham as the is raised in center Defeats in football world today, smashed Ohio wise had its troubles before mowing ington and Navy romped You” flag 1938 fall trials of C. Penderaast -A. Urban Reckoning Twenty-fifth annual 33-0 and Auburn Virginia, A O Trunio .. W field Trials State. North Carolina down Purdue, 7-0, although the sta- Craig the National Capital Field to come from Power'1 Dorflinger * at the will be in- the undefeated slate, ruined tistics favored Minnesota a heavy Vanderbilt had S I _ The thwng game Walter Johnson's farm, Ger- off by R. 1. Vsnden Driea_ L Crale Club, behind to 14-7, In © B. formed of the progress of the world of Game conference hopes of Nebraska and margin. Pitt, playing right up to top Kentucky, Wlrts __ _ Dearth Outcome Md. t H. Today mantown, a Southeastern Conference game, Oaliovlch_..".LI.I'. Clary battle between Yankees and Big and left the dissier form, buried its R H. series Indiana experts top lntractty rival, Edwards _ Orygo well be the Giants’ last stand and SATURDAY. while Clemsor nc better than a P. B Cubs at New York by special broad- By RAY FLAHERTY. than the game itself. Duquesne, under a 31-0 count. got Ringaoid __ 3. Henson Co*ch, Champion Washington Redskins. they’ll do anything to win. Football. 7-7 draw in Sts Southern Confer- Score by periods: cast over the loud speakers. The fact that such old faithfuls Duke and Notre Dame chalked Wake best up Forest __ 6 0 7 1—2(1 can toss out And they’ve got some of the Georgetown vs. Randolph-Macon, ence duel with V. M. I. You comparative as Minnesota, Pitt and Alabama intersectional triumphs for tjie South Caroling o if) ft 0—in when we run into in the league to help them. Griffith Stadium. 2:30. Wisconsin, preparing for its test Wake Porest game records players came through as expected was small Soutn and Middle West. Duke won scoring: Touchdown—Ed- this afternoon. Dis- You Washington fans don’t have to American vs. Swarthmore, Mas- against Pitt, burled lowa under a wards (2) Hayberry (sub for Wirtix FORDHAM ROMPS, 53-0 the Giants consolation as other favorites went from Colgate, 7-0, but just did stave Mint from try after touchdown—Edwards be told about Lee- avenue 31-13 while was tine regard the fact that they were anything Tufly sachusetts and Nebraska down with all on board. score, 'Michigan plunge): Penderaast (placement). off the Red Raiders’ aerial bombard- South Carolina scorina: Touchdowns— the mans, but don’t forget about Hank N.W.. 2:30. running over Chlcrgo, 46-7, in beaten by Philadelphia Eagles The day’s largest crowd, <2,578, ment In the final quarter. Notre Myers (sub for L. Craia) Grygo. J. Ben- v Fails to Make First the Pirates. And Soar and Johnny Karels, two guys vs. Western Maryland, another Big Ten battle. North- son. Point from try after touchdown— Waynesburg and trounced by Maryland saw Howard Jones’ Southern Cali- Dame's 14-6 victory over as Georgia a Clary (placement). our two victories and unde- who run as hard any other backs Baltimore dis- western romped over non-confer- forget fornia Trojans, hitherto major Tech came only after a struggle. Down as Rams Dazzle. in football. vs. Colorado, ence rival, Drake, 33 0. feated status. pro George Washington whip Ohio State at 1 appointments, In the East, Columbia, Penn, Kansas State advanced in the ; Today’s game marks the renewal Danowski Great Passer. Boulder, Colo. and ruin Buckeye NEW YORK. Oct. 8 (/P).—Mighty Columbus, 14-7, Dartmouth and Cornell all regis- and if there Hcward vs. State Col- Big Six rare by outpointing' a out- of a traditional rivalry, And remember that Ed Danowski Virginia hopes of an unbeaten season. Fordham slaughtered hopelessly tered notable victories. Columbia, at more than that to Va. Missouri, 31-13, Oklahoma's 53 to 0, wasn’t anything was strikes before we lege. Petersburg, North Carolina, a power in the classed Waynesburg grid team, tossing long paced again by Sid Luekman, came Sooner* crushed Texas of be decided, it would be a tough ball St. John's vs. Calvert Hall, fell victim to powerful BODY ail FENDER with a dazzling display of sheer power ever had Sammy Baugh, and his Southern Conference, from far behind to Catholic Stadium, 2:30. nip Army the Southwest Conference, 13-0. at Randalls Island Stadium to- game. accuracy is said to be as good as University Tuiane’s closing rush, 17-14, while today 30-1$, in the day’s most spectacular A Held goal by Bob Nelson in the TRY US FOR— But look at the situation the Devitt vs. Western Maryland touted as a Ten day. ever. His all-time efficiency in Indiana, highly Big Penn in. Md. engagement. overpowered last 30 seconds of play gave Baylor facilities for Jim machine made Giants find themselves They’ve is two short Frosh, Westminster, contender despite an early defeat Complete body and Coach Crowley's completions just points for the first time in 12 a 9-6 decision over to win to in the The Hill School Tale, 21-0, Arkansas In * for a total of 418 got today stay 50 is a better ys. Episcopal Ohio 8tate, was crushed by Bob fender 17 first downs yards of per cent. That by years and handed the Ells the first Southwest Conference repairs, upholstering; race for the Eastern championship. High, Hoxton Field, Alexandria. Illinois play. ** from scrimmage. percentage than even Sammy Zuppke’s surprising outfit, had suffered seat covers tailored to your ear. vs. Po- whitewashing they the with They’ve lost two games and a third when he set Maryland Junior Varsity 12-2. je Waynesbufg finished game Baugh had last year in 37 successive games. defeat about would put them tomac State, Keyser, W. Va. Credit for the of a deficit of 17 yards and not one just a league record for the number of biggest upset out of the Bullis vs. Staunton Military, to Iowa Princeton held Dartmouth lor > first down. running. completed passes. the day, however, belonged Va. Biff two periods, but crumpled then ■ ■ Staunton, who ■ ——•— Have Pointed All Season. I know the Redskins aren’t State’s Cyclones, nipped Daye Morri? High vs. a and was beaten soundly, 22-0. Cor- WELDING I know that they’ve pointed for cocky; that they want to win just George Washington Jones’ Nebraska Huskers, 8-7, in WILD. Portsmouth, Va. Au- nell took advantage of every Har- BEARS RUN this game ever since the start of as much as the Giants. But when Portsmouth, Big Six Conference struggle. EQUIPMENT-SUPPLIES vard mistake to roll up a 20-0 Auto Service score- OXYGEN—ACETYLENE BERKELEY, Calif., Oct. 8 (/P).— the season and now that they’ve a man's fighting for existence, as Field Trials. burn. after a disappointing count, all three touchdowns coming California's Golden Bears scored 13 got to win. they'll be desperate. the Giants will be doing to stay in Twenty-fifth annual fall trials of less tie with Tulane, virtually passed 1529 M St. N.W. ME. 1230 on runs. Cross see a Field Trials out of the Southeastern Conference long Holy piled up lie. touchdowns in a busy afternoon of You're likely to anything hap- the running, he's tough hombre. the National Capital L S. JULLIEM, ~ a 7-0 decision a l»-8 score on.Manhattan. 7126 Wi». Av«. Wl. 1661 football today as they smothered the pen out at Griffith Stadium today And that’s what the Giants figure Club, Walter Johnson’s farm, Ger- picture by dropping 1443 t St. N.W. NO. M7S handed 5 "* California Aggies, 48 to 0. for the simple reason that it might to bo mantown, Md. to undefeated Tennessee. Syracuse Maryland a

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