The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 49

Ije iSmxxux -gvunx ul sports and classified ads SECTION OCTOBER 11. 1942 Football, pp. 1, 2. 3. 4.

5. 12 Racing, pp. 5, 7 Features, p. 6 Courier Sportsman, p. 6 Ruby's Report, p.

6 Classified Ads. pp. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11 Knox Socks Marshall 20-6 for 1st Win And in just five plays, Combs and Stanton collaborated for the touchdown, on passes. Combs, standing on the Marshall 30, passed deep into the end zone and Stanton scored by leaping high to snatch the ball from three Green gridders who sought to knock it down. By DICK BOYD Huntington, W. Oct.

17 AP) a a 1 1, trailing through three quarters, set up a touchdown that would have tied Fort Knox late in their game before a crowd of 3,000 today, but the threat died in a welter of passes and the Armoraiders pulled away to win, 20-6. Sparked by their Negro all- McCuskey to Chapman, who was forced out on the 4. Chapman on successive plunges scored from the 2. After the next kickoff. Marsh a 1 1 made another bid.

The Green braced to stop the 'Raiders running attack and force Moody's substitute, Don Brickelmeyer, to punt. McCuskey, starting on his own 12, alternated with Damron, sub for Talerico, to run the ball to the 28, and a moment later tossed again to Chapman who was forced ou'. on the Fort Knox 44. Again alternating with Damron, Chapman was stopped three plays later after sweeping to the 'Raider 20. Then the Army men blocked further gains aground, and Marshall saw its chances go a-glim-mering as its pass attack bogged down in sight of the goal.

It was the Armoraiders' turn, and they clinched their first victory in four starts when Combs slanted off right tackle and reversed his field to score after a run of 79 yards longest of the day. GREEN OUTWEIGHED But surprisingly, Marshall had the advantage in downs, 15 to 14, by virtue of McCuskey's aerials. The Armoraiders' first points came quickly after the opening kickoff. Marshall received and three plays later in what perhaps was the worst break of the game, Chapman fumbled after a 10-yard run. Sam Putterbaugh recovered on the Green's 40 and the 'Raiders were away.

Combs, Moody and Ed Pearce took turns at tne line, and in eight plays drove for the score, Moody plunging over from the two. Again, in the second quarter after the two teams had pushed each other all over the field with Fort Knox doing most of the pushing the 'Raiders settled down to business. ATTEMPT FAILS Taking McCuskey's punt on Army post's 11, substitute back Roland Prime returned to his 35. Then substitute Bricklemeyer, Persky and Hill alternated with short punches that carried to the Marshall 11. This attempt was halted by an all-out Marshall defensive stand, but after carrying past midfield, mainly by means of passes, the herd lost the ball when tackle Don Lopp intercepted for the raiders on his 42.

Fort Knox Stanton Larsen I.pe Mateik Denio Lopp Po-. L.E. L.T. LG R.T. Mar-haTI McCue- Biacit Eiiio-t Gatskl Watson Dressier Gibson S.

Clas? Reed R.E. Putterbaugh Q.B. Combs H. Pearce R.H Chapman iiV mj 7 Moodv F.B Talenri Fort Knox 6 7 6 7 2n Marshall 0 0 0 ft 4 Fort Knox scoring: Touchdo -n Moody. Stanton.

Pearce. Pointa After Touchdowns Moody, Pearc (pLa-kicksi. Marshall (coring: America fullback, John "Big Train" Moody, the men from the Kentucky Army post battered two touchdowns in the first and second quarters, and at the half the task appeared from the Marshall standpoint to be one to hold down the score. Then it happened: MARSHALL SCORES Late in the third quarter, Paul McCuskcy intercepted Carl Combs' toss on the Big Green 45, and hurled two consecutive aerials to Jack Chapman to carry to the Fort Knox 15 as the period ended. The touchdown came four plays later after another pass, I AP Wlrephnto.

Georgia's Frankie Sinknioh skirls left oinl for eight yanls against Tulanc. Georgia won 40-0. (Story on Page 2.) Saturday's Football Scores of State, Nation TO JEFFERSOHVILLE AND CHARLESTONS TO N6W ALBANY S. Illinois 0 Kentucky Colleges Remidji 6 W. Illinois 26 St.

Cloud 14 Wheaton 13 Lawrence 34 Wartburg 7 LaCrosse 14 Northwestern C. Monmouth Buena Vista Stout V.P.I. LouUvtlle ft Centre Eastern Morehead 0 Kentucky 31 n-puw Millitan 7 Mum? 6 Weotern N. Bowdoin 0 Middlebury 6 Holy Cross 0 Harvard 2 Cornell V. 0 Princeton 6 Yale 6 West Virginia It Brooklyn 7 Hartwick 6 Rucknell 7 Vermont 12 8:45 P.M.

WINN Ripon 14 Brloit Mission llouMe 7 Wisconsin Extension it James Millikin 28 Williams 19 Colby 26 Syracuse 19 Dartmouth 14 I'enn State 0 Pennsylvania 6 Navy 13 Fordham 23 Rensselaer 47 Buffalo 50 Rutgers 9 I nion IN. 26 Rhode Island 21 Haverford IK Fast Stroudsburg 14 Carnegie Tech 19 Cortland 26 TO EAST LOUISVILLE 1ml Colleges tana TO WEST LOUISVILLE Knox 6 William Jewell 6 Chanule J. C. 0 Penn C. 12 Michigan Tech Winona 2 Stevens Point 0 Augsburg 6 Missouri Valley 59 Eldorado J.

C. 31 Iowa Weslevan 22 St. Norbert 7 Duluth 19 Platteville 26 Concordia (Minn.) 19 Massachusetts 6 Drexel Kutztown Grove City Iowa XPFS Louisville Butler Purdue Pittsburgh Manchester Valparaiso Franklin Evansville Notre Dame 28 rtrPauw 19 Wabath fi Ohio State 26 Indiana 1M Grind Rapida 13 ather 23 Hanover 12 Indiana State 25 Jamestown Wahpcton Science 19 N. On. Illinois 27 Concordia 4111.) St.

Lawrence 19 Swarthmore Franklin-Marshall Columbia Shippensburg Wesleyan (Conn.) Crsinus 0 Army 34 Slippery Rock 13 Muhlrnburg 6 Waynesburg 24 Lehigh 13 Edinboro 8 Lebanon Valley Southeastern Conference Augustana (III.) 14 Illinois C. 7 Dubuque 26 I'pper Iowa 13 Shurtleff 37 Prtncipia 6 Carroll (Wis.) 7 Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 26 OhiolT. 7 Northern S. Dakota 12 Dak. Wesleyan 7 Rorkhurst 7 Pittsburgh (Kan.) 0 Western Reserve 12 Baldwin-Wal.

0 Hamline 9 St. Olaf 7 Minot 7 Ellehdale 0 W. Liberty 13 Fenn Military 0 Clarion 6 Westminster (Fenn.) 0 City College of N. Y. I) Susquehanna 12 Geneva 26 Montclair 25 Juniata 22 V.P.I.

21 Tulane Davidson ft Vanderbilt 0 Tennessee 6 Mississippi 7 Georgetown 6 Florida 3 West Kentucky 21 Georgia 40 Georgia Tech 33 Mississippi State 33 Alabama ft Louisiana State 21 Auburn 6 Villanova 13 Big Ten Illinois 12 Michigan 34 Indiana 19 Pacific 0 Llnfield I) Montana State (Can.) Western Colorado TONIGHT Horqtliy Thompson Internationally Famous Author, Correspondent and Commentator Introducing Famous CLIPPER CRAFT CLOTHING Sold In Louisville Exclusively at LEVY Incorporated Market at Third California Ass 13 Calif. Ramblers 19 Colorado Mines 7 Colorado 12 Denver 17 I'tah 34 San Jose 29 Redlands 14 en. Washington 15 Puget Sound 14 Whittier 47 Greeley 6 New Mexico 0 Wyoming 14 Utah State fi C. or Pacific 0 San Diego 12 E. Washington 6 Pacific Lutheran 6 California Poly 6 Iowa 7 Northwestern 16 Pittsburgh 7 Great Lakes VS 7 Purdue 0 Nebraska 3 Wisconsin 13 Ohio State 26 Minnesota 15 Midwest Wittenberg 7 Hamilton 20 Dayton 20 Ohio Northern 32 Kenyon 20 Ohio Weslevan 19 Marquette 28 Case 15 Tarkio 18 western (Kan) Carthage 14 Heidelberg 33 Bowling Green 20 N.

Dakota 19 Western Michigan 1 Mankato 6 Alma 28 Gustavus Ariolphu Grind Rapids J. C. S. Dakota 26 Hope 13 Lake Forest 8 Illinois Normal 32 Whitewater 1 Coe 9 Peru 41 Mt. Cnion 6 Oherlin 20 Miami (Ohio) 0 Capital 7 Allegheny 0 Akron 7 Michigan State 7 Wooster 0 Doane 0 6 Emporia aiaie 6 Elmhurst 0 Hiram 0 Wayne (Mich.) S.

Dakota St. 8 I Iowa St. Tchrs. 6 Moorhead 0 Kalamazoo 0 6 N. Dakota St.

20 Wright J. C. 0 Morningside 6 Hillsdale 6 Albion (Mich.) 7 E. Illinois 0 Oshkosh A Cornell C. 6 Chadron 0 TO 5" Southern Conference I.

21 Kentucky 21 North Carolina 13 Dunuesne 6 Richmond 1 Virginia 7 20 Hampden Sydney 13 Georgia Tech 33 Davidson 0 I I fc 1 Abbreviations: AAB Army Air Base. AFS Army Flying School. Correction of previously published scores. COS Coast Guard Station. Can Canceled game.

Negro. NAB Naval Air Base. NAS Naval Air Station. NPFS Naval Preflight School. NTS Naval Training Station.

Postponed game. Six Six-man teams. Teachers College. Other scores on Page 7. TO SOUTH LOUISVILLE fltU Frank Leahy's Notre Dame footbal 1 finally stopped the flight of the Iowa Seahawks 28-0.

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