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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1952 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS PAGE 45 otfn) DODO W(h)0n) West? Yale Goes to Ivy League Top As It Beats Dartmouth, 21-7 Big Green Scores First But Elis Take Lead with Two TDs in Second NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1 (UP) Yale bounded to the top of the Ivy League standings but had to come from behind to do so today as two second-period touchdowns clinched a 21-7 victory over Dartmouth. It was Yale's fifth straight Wy Bob siw UCLA Whips California By 28 to 7 Two Passes Into End Zone Turn Trtek Statistics CALIFORNIA tUA 12 First downs IS 1 1 Pushing varriarp 1 fiQ Wyant Passes Lead to Pair QfTouchdowns Tosses Taken by Bischoff, Marker Statistics G. W. W.

VA. First Downs Rushing 13 3 First Downs Pissing 1 First Downs Penalties 0 42 Net Yards Rushmi 288 4 7 Net Yards Passing Ill 20....... Passes Attempted 13 4 Passes Completed 4 3..... Passes Had Intercepted 4 13 Passes Incompleted 5 10 Punts 1 40 2 Funtm. Average .......42.1 6.

Fumbles 4 Fumbles tost 3 1 Penalties 15 15 Yards Penalized 114 2 Ball Lost On Downs 1 Things we'd like to see: Arnold Palmer on the winter tour Sam Snead with his hat off Lew Worsham with a bow tie under that chin Skip Alexander win five straight tournaments after surviving all those burns and coming back to play. IHHL Ben Hogan in a hurry Marilyn Mon Statistics vat it niPTMnirm 7K. fi win of the season. Dartmouth gave Yale a scare early in the second period when Jim Miller threw a 15-yard pass to Dave Thielscher in the end zone. But Yale came back double- barreled and put over two touchi downs to take a 14-7 lead by the half.

Jerry Jones evenec the score with a buck from the one-foot line, and Ed Molloy's five-yard roe Hud Samson as permanent president of West Tenn golf Slamming Suki Sukiyuki Jr. playing the famous Tagoda shot WUlie McKay frowning The Tri State PGA tournament in the spring instead of after the golf year is over. Art Tucke making a speech Carl Beljan back in Pittsburgh The revival of the-Sunnehanna Invitation tourney Another National Amateur at Saucon Valley where even the divots wouldn't get out of place Bobby Locke tipping his cap with that straight back and no smile after he's Marilyn Monroe sunk a 100 footer. Lloyd 3Iangrum and Tommy Armour playing gin rummy with eyeshades on You'd think you were on a river boat Sjk vk it Xfr- Vm Pi A 'Ua trJ! 1) I pass to Ed Woodsum in the endjxhe hall wobbled in the air and zone gave Yale a lead it never bounded off one of the relinquished. But a few minutes later Brock Woodsum's touchdown was his Martin took a punt from Jim ninth of the-season and 14th in.

Miller on the Yale 49 and went, his three years on the varsity. I through a broken field for the This tied the three-year total Vai srnro. Parcells Ted Luther get grumpy 14 made by Yale's great end, to make it Yale 21, Larry Kelley, in 1936. Only 40 i Dartmouth 7. seconds remained of the half 'Yi 14 7 at when Woodsum made the Te- COrd-matching Catcll.

Martin. Pointa after touchdowns: Fry, Par- Russ Smale gave Yale a big," scare when he snagged -a passl. pe T4v from Mollov and dashed 50 yards MUTO Kaces lOaay turn of the two and a half hour Sunday 18 Calcutta pools. Jack Burke with a handle-bar mustache on that baby face. Bobby Jones in his prime against the present mob.

Wally Grant in a dark blue suit instead of those rainbows. Ditto Jimmy Demaret. Bobby Cruickshank watching Nellie play. Par broken at Oakmont next summer for the 72 holes in the National Open. place where those greenkeepers can't grow gTass.

I sweaf they can raise grass on doorknobs. Fred Brand sink a three-footer. A. J. Diebold's Field Club win the Diehold Clip.

Marilyn Monroe. to the Yale 7, only to have the play called back on a roughness penalty. United Press Telephoto FUTU.E CHASE Perm's Walt Hynoski scoring the Quakers' only touchdown in the first quarter in their 14-7 loss to Penn State yesterday at Philadelphia. Chasing Hynoski on his eight-yard run are Penn State's Rosey Crier (74) and an unidentified Lion. (Story on Page 41J For easier, saffer winter driving get tn Georgia Tech Wins 21st, Ends Duke's Streak, 28-7 45,000 Fans Stunned as Engineers Smash To Three Early Scores; Blocked Punts Help DURHAM, Nov.

1 (UP) A trio of Georgia Tech backs and a tackle who blocked two punts trampled Duke's perfect record, 25-7 today as the Engineers from Atlanta stormed through their 21st game without defeat. Halfbacks Bitt Teas and Leon Hardeman and a surprise standout at fullback, Glenn Turner, chnt Tprh intn a hrpp-tniich-1 StfltlStlCS 'Experts' to See 'Old Ironsides' The "Old Ironsides Trophy," be presented annually to the champion of the district's Big Three Pitt, West Virginia and! Penn State will be on display at the weekly luncheon of the Monday Morning Quarterbacks at the Roosevelt Hotel Monday. Pitt currently holds the trophy by virtue of its victories over both rivals last year. The speakers for Monday's program include Joe Bach and Quarterback Jim Finks of the Steelers, Dr. Eddie Baker and End Don Craig of Carnegie Tech and Steve Petro and Center Stu Kline of Pitt.

Wisconsin Beats Rice, 21 to 7 HOUSTON, Nov. 1 (UP) Quarterback Jim Haluska hurled three touchdown passes to lead Wisconsin to a 21-7 win over Rice in shirtsleeve weather "Tracer i MORGANTOWN, VV. Nov. 1 (Special) West Virginia, showing no letdown from last week's 16-0 upset of Pitt, handed George Washington its first Southern Conference defeat, 24- 0, here today A crowd of more than 20,000 saw the Mountaineers make the Colonials their first homecoming victim in four years. West Virginia packed all of its scoring into the second and third quarters.

Wyant Passes for Two TD's Freshman Freddy 'Wyant, whose dazzling display of split play-making figured promi nently in the Pitt victory, pitched to Ends Bill Marker and Paul Bischoff for two touchdowns. Junior Jack Stone and Fresh man Bob Moss tallied the other touchdowns. George Washington's deepest penetration carried to the West Virginia 15 late in the opening quarter, thanks to a 2S-yar4 pass from John Saffer to Bino Bar-reira. But the Mountaineers' defenses stiffened to regain possession on the IS. Mounties Fourth Win The Mountaineers held a big margin in all departments of the statistics as they registered their fourth victory in six starts.

G-W's record now is three triumphs, one tie and two defeats. Its ony other loss was Non-Conference to Virginia. GEORGE WASHrVGTOtr Fndi England. Gaskell. Kober, Perkins.

Daly. Tackles Flyzlk, Bosnians. Zlamanladanls, Prach. FTeas. Guards Bodolus, Neal.

MacMlllaa, Cutt. Drake. Geisler. Klrschner. Centers Koreheck.

Gasparl. Backs Gnbble. Fox. Sturm. Baumgartner.

Saffer. Greene. Courtney. Dancu. Barriers.

Donofrlo, Waldron, Danz, Bolgnd, Logan, Semkew. WtST VIRGINIA Fnds Bischoff. J. Starkey. Ludwig, Kernlc, Marker.

Hlllen. Tackles Dunkerlev. Lamnne. Csepke, Hardin. n.

Starkev. Walsh. Bosley. Guards. Tredwav.

Zelek. Canton. Sommer. McCleary Fedemvitch, Webb, Huff Centers Orders. Allman.

Starr. Donaldson-Backs Wvant. Snider. Mrlnerney, Anderson. Stone.

Marconi. Moss, Cornwell. Nicholson. Forrelll. Bledsoe.

Jarrett. Williams. Wilson. Wft Virrtnla 13 12 24 Touchdowns Stone BlshofT. Marker.

Moss. Missed extra points Stone 4. Feferee w. Averette (North Carolina Sfatei. Umpire F.

A. Collier Wake Forest Head Linesman Bee Harper South Caro-. una i. Field Judge C. L.

Harper (South Carolina Texas Wallops SMU, 31 to 14 AUSTIN, Nov. 1 (UP) Texas stormed into undisputed possession of the Southwest Conference lead scoring three opening-period touchdowns and a 31-14 victory over Southern Methodist before 55,000 fans. Texas' Billy Quinn skirted end for 16 yards and the first touchdown. Guard Marvin Leath. set up Texas' next two markers.

He jarred the ball loose from SMU Safetv Tommie Fields on a first period kickoff at the SMU 32. Quinn scored from the one-foot line 10 plays later. Leath blocked a punt attempt by Norton at the 13, and Texas Now you can get th tantalienal nw Suburbanite tread put en your present tires for the safest, easiest winter driving you've ever tied. Come in today and put on the finest now treads money can buy. USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN! jEBStlTEBKiTOGiyO 3SH313V ifcSED rirmm lpart sn ranidlv that a I crowd of 45,000 sat stunned.

Tackle Bob Sherman set up one of the scores with a blocked punt and Jie blocked another to set up clincher in the third period. Tech's defense devalued Duke Quarterback Worth Lutz to the status of Confederate money. Not until Lutz understudy, Jerry Bareer, came on in the third dirt the Blue Devils Dick 1 up ine pieces ana maw; a game of it. After the first punt exchange, Tech tromped 72 yards for a score with Hardeman accounting for 34 yards of it. On a key fourth-down play, Hardeman ran decoy while Turner blasted off right tackle for 18 yards to the Marilyn The re- Bobby Jones Queen Will Shun Athletic Events LONDON, Nov.

1 (UP) Many sports and athletic organizations, hitherto enjoying patronage of the reigning sovereign, are to lose that support, Queen Eliza- beth has decided. Instead, Prince Philip is expected to take over some of the "figurehead" titles formerly held by King George VI. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "The Queen does not wish to give her patronage where she cannot give her interest also." As an example, the spokesman pointed out that "the Queen has never been interested in boxing. A section of the community is against it. There might be an outcry if she began going to boxing matches." The Amateur Boxing Assn.

has been advised to ask Prince Philip to become its royal patron. It was recently announced, however, that the Queen will attend the Football Assn. Cup final at Wembley next May. Light77 Photo exposure, reveo't "hovina pattern" of tiny iiflhf I vCJ li I t-- 21..,,,.... First downs 11 1 PR Piifihine varriare 177 Passing yardaee .......164 26 Passes attempted 23 14 Passes completed 9 Passes Intercepted 1 Punts 44 Punting average 40 2 Fumbles lost 1 30....

Yards penalized fiT Yale tried to give its score sure-fire protection in the fourth when Bob Parcells, who had kicked the two conversion points. tried for a field coal from the 22. Stock car races will be staged today at the Penn Speedway near Cooperstown. Gem Blade strokes! Tracer light shows how new Gem Duridium Blade shaves super clean with fewer strokes. Easy on your face! trm-inr op extra rhllClC charge 81......

Passing yardaee 164 is. masses airemptea 3. Passes completed 14 2 Passes intercepted 2 5, Punts 9 44.8 Punting average 39.3 2 Fumbles lost 0 0 Ya.cs penalized 33 BERKELEY, Nov. 1 (UP) Two leaping catches of touchdown passes into the end zone by End Ernie Stockert provided the spark as UCLA trampled California, 28-7, to annex their seventh consecutive win of the season here today. While a pro-Cal crowd of 81,000 looked on in amazement the staunch UCLA defense throttled the vaunted California attack.

The only moment of respite for the desperate Cat forces came in the second period when Halfback Don Johnson took a UCLA punt on his own two and ran straight down the middle 98 yards for a touchdown. But that was the only serious Cal threat of the day. A fine Bruin line, spearheaded by Center Leon Evans, closed the gap at every turn and the Bear offense never got under way. UCLA scored a touchdown the first time it got its hands on the ball and it never was headed. UCLA counted one in each period, and the reserves picked up the final touchdown with only a few seconds of play remaining.

The first UCLA score came on a 68-yard march with Paul Cameron, the brilliant tailback, calling the plays. The pay-off came when Cameron passed into the end zone on fourth down to Stockert. There were two Cal defenders standing in front of Stockert but Cameron pitched the ball high and the 6-6 Bruin leaped high into the air and came down with the ball. Pete Dailey then came through with the first of four conversions. California made a gift of the second touchdown early in the second period.

California had the ball on its own 26, fourth down and one to go. The Bears elected to gamble and the play backfired with Johnny Olszewski failing to pick up the yardage and the Bruins took over, first down on the Bear 26. From there. Cameron engi-j nered his forces down to the I goal line in eight plays with; Cappy Smith plunging over for the counter. On the next kick-off, Johnson took the ball for his 98-yard ramble and the half ended with UCLA in front 14-7.

The third touchdown was more or less of a gift, too, when L'CLA got the ball on the Cal 27 when Olszewski fumbled, and John Peterson recovred for the Bruins. It took Cameron just six plays to go the distance from there. to End Ike Jones for 15 "ds ior tne Djg gamer to the Tnpn Cameron faded back and tossed into (ne pnfj zone toward stockert again. And tnerp wpre twQ mpn in front of Stockert but he just reached over their heads for the ball. The other UCLA counter was anti-climactic with Teddy Nar-leski, in at tailback, to do the passing.

The Bruins got the ball on the 40 on an intercepted pass. Narleski completed two passes the last one to Jones in the end zone for the score. California 0 7 7 28 UCLA 7 Washington Wins, 38-13 PORTLAND. Nov 1 (UP) Don Heinrich pitched three touchdown passes today as he guided Washington to a 38-13 Pacific Coast conference football victory over Oregon State. Heinrich completed 19 out of 36 passes for 165 yards and had the Oregon State defense be wildered with, his signal calling.

Washington, which suffered one-sided defeats from UCLA and Illinois before whipping Stanford last week, still has an outside chance for the PCC title, although California and South ern California are left on the Huskies' schedule. Oregon State 13 13 Washington 10 14 7 7 33 Stanford Beats San Jose State STANFORD, Nov. 1 (UP) Stanford stopped San Jose State College four-game win ning streak today when it turned back its neighborhood rivals, 35-13. Stanford took the lead after onlv four minutes of plav as Haif back Ron Cook smashed over from the three-yard line to climax a 90-yard drive. Fight Date: Nov.

20 The date of the Lee Sala-Bobo Olson fight in San Francisco was incorrectly given as Nov. 6 in yesterday's Press. The correct; date is Nov. 20. Floor Exam Set GREENVILLE, Nov.

1 Examinations for high school basketball referees will be held at Greenville High School on Nov. 13. to Duke eight. Then it was Turner! score snd added a fourth touch-1, Teas 6, Quarterback Bill Brig-, down on a three-yard smash in man a half and Teas the final the third period. nan yara ior me scoir.

p-uus; kicked the first of his four extra points. Sherman then threw himself against Lutz when the rattled Blue ifvu Nd! Shaves cleaner. far fewer irom nis is ana miionn caronna scores, one on a Trainer recovered the blocked j65-yard pass from Marshall New-ball on the Duke 19. Turner jraan to Larry Parker. The other rambled to the 13.

then to theTar-Heel touchdown- was a 17-six for a first down and after iyard pass from Newman to Ken Hardeman nudged it up to the; Keller. four, Turner scored. Two punts later Bobby Moore-; head, Tech's safety, took a Lutz YV. L. Humbled end Bill Georges picked it to the Duke 4S.

Hardeman going to ine z. oid jjawsonand Turner drilled a first down scored his first touchdown from on the 42 and Teas went 40 yards kick on his eight and streamea i to tne one- Hardeman scored to easily. Sherman's second block of a Lutz punt set up Tech's fourth touchdown in the fourth period by giving it the ball on the Duke 33. Hardeman and Turner drove to the 19 and a Duke roughness penalty, involving the ejection proves New attached to rozorhead. nnro DLhUlO GA.

TECH 12 322 28 5 14 First downs 1197 Yards rushing 49 Yards passing Passes attempted Passe comDleted 13. 4 2 Passes Intercepted 2 34 i PuntinE average 40. Vads penned" ns Tennessee Vols Pass to Victory KNOXVILLE, Nov. 1 (UP) Tennessee, traditionally a ground team, caught seven passes today and flattened North Carolina, 41-14. Tailback Jimm yWade passed for two quick touchdowns and turned the show over to Pat.

Shires who passed for another ane ana c-nires got magnm-: cent blocking from the Tennes-1 see line w-hich permitted North Carolina past the oO only twice durin gthe game. Bui nu.a pfUfUduun, it-u By Vanderbilt NASHVILLE. Nov. 1 (UP) Vanderbilt used its rearmost scrubs most of the way today but they played in varsity style to overpower Washington Lee. 67-7.

Vanderbilt plunged through and passed over the bewildered visitors. The W. L. generals, who ar- only twice until late in the game. Their score came when Halfback Bill Sargent intercepted a pass and scooted 50 yards for the touchdown.

Barry Signs with Rams, Served 2 Years in Army LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1 (UP) yards in 50 rushing plays with the Rams. back gets better. I think his back ditioned cars after funny how little things like that K.xil uvj iijui.il uaixiatc. riia parhor tfcallV unbeatable for the was Giants at the first of the season.

but dropped off after the statt and wasn't much help in their pennant push According to Hearn, the Dodgers and the Giants own the two top pitchers in the National League today. He calls Brooklyn's Joe Black and New York's Hoyt Wilhelm the best. In regards to a rumored Hollywood position for Giant Manager Leo Durocher, Hearn said, "He'd make quite an actor an even i better producer. DUKE 11 of Tackle Ed Meadows, gave the rived by train a few hours be-Engineers the ball on the six. fore the game, fumbled, stum-Brigman passed to Knox on third! bled and edged the midfield line mere.

fe.viu, in the second period, moved 78 yards on passes to score on Al Hansen's two-yard plunge. Texas bounced back with a 62-yard drive capped by Quarterback T. Jones' 32-yard aerial to Tom Stolhandske. The Methodists scored in the third quarter on a 63-yard pass bv Benton Musslewhite to Val Walker. Dawson later scored a 15-yard field goaL Tpiu 31 fl 3 31 SMU 9 7 7 9 14 Touchdowns Texas: Qutnn 3, Dson.

Stolrwndske SMU: Hansen. Walker Pomf after touchdowns Texas: Dawson 4. SMU: Stollenwerck 2. Field zoai Texas. Dawson.

Lion Booters Tied STATE COLLEGE. Nov. 1 Penn State and Army soccer teams played to a 1-1 deadlock in two overtime periods here today. Woodie Black scored the Cadet goal in the second period. Jack Pinezich knotted the count in the third.

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1 (UP) Fullback Harol Lofton scored three touchdowns and Halfback Dick Westerman punched Louisi-, Halfback Paul Barry has re-ana State's defense ragged today joined the Los Angeles Rams as Mississippi scored a 28-0 vie- after two years in the Army and tory. serving in Korea and Japan. Louisiana State got Into Ole In 1950, Barry gained 231 Mew Gem Duridium Blade Revealed! Miss territory only twice, once by grace of a fumble. in August, but recovered in the Giants Can't Miss in '53 Hearn stretch to keep his record welUvvent bad by sleeping in air con Camera Shows Why Gem's Keener Edge Takes Fewer Strokes Is Easier on Your Face! Unlike ordinary blades, Gem's secret Duridium Process not only gives you easier but more shaving mileage per blade. Here, at last, is a blade with a keener, longer-lasting edge a super -sharp -edged blade that whisks away the toughest whiskers with smooth, sweet (and fewer) strokes.

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